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The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11
- - = Essray Notice.

Came to my enclosure, two miles east of Belmont, in this county, on Tuesday, the 10th inst, small brown horse with two white hind feet, shod all around, and branded w bar on right hip. The owner is requested to call Tor the animal and pay expenses.
 pova7 g HARRY MARVIN.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11
A Valuable Medical Treatise.

The edition for 1887 of the sterling Medical Annual, known as Hostetter' $ Almanac, is now ready, and may be obtained, free of cost, of druggists and general country dealers in all parts oI the United States, Mexico, and in- deed In every civilized portion of the Western Hemisphere. This Almanac has been issued regularly at the com. mencement of every year for over one-hEh Ci a century. l. combines with the soundest practical advice for the preservation and restoration oI health, large amount of interesting and amusing light reading, and the calender, astronomical calculations chronological item', ,&c., arc prepared with great care, and will be frund en- tirely accurate. The issue of Hostel
 ter'S Almanac for 1887 will probably be the largest edition of medica, work ever published in any country. The proprIetors, Messrs. Hosterter & Co.,, PittSburg, Pa, on receipt of 8 two.eent stamp, will forward copy by mail to any person who cannon procure one in his neishhorhood.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11

E. s. SToyER, ot St. Johns, brother of Gov. Stover, of Albuquerque. had his hand so badly shattered by the premature discharge of his gun while returning from hunting trip that il had to be amputated.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11

A syndicate of St. Lotus capitalists has been organized for the purpose of establishing an immense cattle ranch in Mexico, which will comprise one million and half acres.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11

CHAs. KELLAR, late of Stover, Ora, " & Co.'S, will go into business al Flagstaff, Arizona. Mir. Kellar is one of the best business men in the coun try and has hundreds of friends in the city who regret his departure. .-Albq. Journal.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has decided that the only punishment which can be imposed upon the renegade Apa. che Indians who were captured by Gen. Miles is to imprison them for life in Florida.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11
T, ,I,.I,-: II-:LI -

TIE Wallapai Tribune has made its appearance as an eight-page 6ve-col. umn paper and we congratulate Brother Smith on his great improve. ment and this substantial evidence that he carries no dead ads and that he has long and live subscription lsf
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11
~------------------------- MINERAL BELT RAILROAD.

The editor of the Arizona Silver Belt, at Globe, publishes the follow. ing telegram in regard to the build ing of tbe Mineral Belt railroad which will be read with interest by our peo. pie:
 The following telegram just receiv- cd as we go to press:
 CHICAGO, ILL, Dec, 5, 1886.
 A. G. PENDLEroN, Glohe;-Draw two hundred dollars. Meet at Flag staff twelfth, Explore hne much as possible, Marysville 10 Stoneman's S Lake. Tie choppers, teams and team sters get immediate work. Will pay cash; scrspers furnished See Ransom. Answer, ]. W. EDDY,
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11

MINING stocks are booming in San Francisco and New York on account of the rich strikes ot orc in the Com. stock. Many heavy failures are re. ported among dealers and brokers who did not believe anything could resurrect mining stocks, and who sold short,
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11
COHEN NOT GUILTY,

Charles Cobsn, who had his pre-. liminary examination for the killing of Spencer, before Court Commis, sioner McGrew at Prescott, was dis charged last Monday morning, ,the evidence showing conclusively that the accused acted in self defense 'The decision gives general salisfac, ton.
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The executive conncll of the

The executive council of the G. A. B., under the presidency of Comman. der-in.Chief General Fairchild, held a meeting al St. Louis a few days since, when ii was decided to com. mence the eneampment on the las, Wednesday in September, which will be the 18th, 1887.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11

THE I4th legislative assembly, of Arizona will assemble at Prescott on she eleventh day of January, A. D. ISS7.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11

THE land office has decided that absence from a claim in order to make living does not forfeit it.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11

HON. SUMNER HOWARD has con, sented to run for mayor ot Prescott, and there will probably be no other candidate.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11

A telegraph station has been open cd at Banghart's ranch with Ed Lowe as operator.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11

F. P. TRoTT, the Phoenix City Marshal, is temporarily suspended from office.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11

SAst CFozIER has been appointed Administrator of the estate of the late Charles Spencer.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IT, rSS6

TIE P. x A. C. R. K. is now with in less than twenty miles of Pres cott.
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CURES ALI. HUm0RS,

rom common Bi0tch, or Eruption "EoVer-sorcs,o Scaiy or IsOpsh skin. in short, gil diseases caused by bad blood nrs conquered by this powerful, purifying, and cers rapidly heal under is benign influence. Especially has it manifested it's potency in curing Iettcr, Rose Hash, Bs6iss, Car sud SwcIiiugs, EElp- Joint Disease, White SNellings, GOitre,. or 'FhicE Neck, and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents in stamps for n large treatise, with col pred plstes, on Skin Diseases, or the same amount for q treatise on Scrofulous Affections
 "TE7E BLOOD IS THE EIEE.'i Thoroughly cioanse 1t by using Br. picrce'S Golden Medical DfscOyery, and RoO0 digestiOp, q fair skin, buOyant sp3r. It's, Yitnt strength, and soundnGss Ot coustitutlOn, will Do established.
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PROTECT THE BLOCKS.

The following letter is timely and treats of a subject of the deepest in. terest to all sheep owners in Arizona. Read, ponder and take action accord ingly:
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-08
Nevyors Produce uxrku

SHw YORK, Oct. --Flour market dull and
quiet; Fine, f gOsI2 60; superhne, o. lSf72 81 .
Common to t-ood Extra Western, g. 65l4 IS
Good to Choice Extra Western, B SUsIi IS !;
City Mil Extras, q 6o14 IS for West Indies
Minn. Extra 81 eOtS5 90; Extra No. ,, g. aOSS2 as
Good to Fancy Extra State, s. SO<S3 . Comm on
TO Fair Extra Ohio 81 7OSl3 ".
Wheat-No. Red state on spot ssc; No.
white, state, sis4ci No Red, Winter. Nov.
sikc: Dec, sol &c.
Gorn-No. aixed, cash. lsSc; Nov. &C;
Dec, 47bc.
oats-So. l white state, spot, S7LSr No. .
do, SSc No. Mixed Western, Nov. ,Slssc.
Hye dull and nominal Western, S6ST
State SsEs59c.
barley dull and nominal.
PorE quie t: New Mess. slO 2i1lO so.
Iard-OCt. 81 10; Nov, 81 US.
Aolassss dull; Ike. for 50 test boiling
stock Porto Rico, SDslSsc.
Turpentfne firm al ST3.c.
e.osIn duh strained To GOOD 81 OlS7l rs
Petroleum dull refined In barrels, 63.c Go
in cases, sc,
5utter Market quiet. >ew Western
Creamery, 22a.9c Penn'a do, 2>g29Hc.
yheese dull; western Flat a8llc.
State 9k1l2c.
sggs steady State, 2lS92Ih Nc Western. eOSe
2lc.
sugsr-msrket dull; Refined Cutloaf, sc
granuiatcd, SIC,
Tallow firm prime city, iilt Lice
freights dull grain to Live pool 81.
Coffee dull fair cargoes at lie
Rtce dull Carolina and louisiana, common
to fair, SSctc ; Rango n, 4ZG4Sc.
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Live stocs Markets.

CHICAGO, oct. 1.-The Drovers' Journal reports /:
Cattle-Receipts, l2on head shipments. l. so
head; market steady shipping steers, $50 to
l5S ns, IS 6Od5 IS: stOckers and feeders at o. 70
G3 i5 cows, bulls and mixed at 81 5Gg y ;
bulk at 81 2Od2 co; through Texas cattle
COWS, o. 2og2 70 steers. 81 6GS 80 West
ern rangers steady natives and hulfDreeds,
SmGiU5 COWS, o. i093Sj; wintered Texans,
.! Oql3 81
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head: shipments
500 head market lower; rough anu mixed,
g 5gt 10; packing and shipping, s. 9Osi 50;
light, s. 5O9i as; skips o. 25lS So.
Sheep-heceipts. SO head shipments 800 ;
market was steady: natives, 81 25Ji 20
western, sS 50G3 IS Texans, a. 2Slg3 40 lambs,
o. O0Si rs.
EAST LIBBRrY-Cattle--recsip 10 head /:
shipments, ISL market active prime 81 sO6a5 ;
fair to good, 81 25sp4 so common, - 7jtS4 ship.
ments to New York none.
Hogs-receipts. 2 100 mead shipmeat- $50
head market active Phila dol phias at u SOD
40; workers.. 81 logi 20; grasssrs, a 50Ji IS ;
shipments TO New York day, i2 carloads.
Sheep-feceipts, l6U neao shipments, 800
head market firm; prime 81 25fi4 so; fair to good,
q oOGt; common, o. 50GS "; lambs. ~ 50G5 Is
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ORPHANS COURT SALE-ESTATE OF
~ DIX. JOHN l.. ATLEE, DECEASED.

ORPHANS COURT TSALE-ESTATE OF
~ DIX. JOHN L. ATLEE, DECEASED.
On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is, lss6,
at the Leopard Hotel, East King street in the
city of Lancaster the undersigned, executor OF
deceased, in pursuance of an order of the or.
phans' Court OF Lancaster county, in proceed.
Ing In partitions, Will expose to public sale the
following real estate, late of said deceased, in
said cliy;
Purpart No. Z. a lot or piece OF land, situated
on the southeastern side OF Locust street, In
said city, containing ACRES and two hundred
street runs through the southwestern potion
OF this lot Its whole length and Low street ru rs
across II The property Will be offered as a
whole and In three parts, that fronting on Locust
street and the two fronts on Low street.
Purpart NO. s. lot OF land. NO. 2s3 South
inches and extending OF that width eastward 10
Church street, with One-story ROUGH-CAST
HOUSE and other improvements thereon.
Purpart No. Q, lot of land, No. 2l9 south Queen
street, containing In front 80 feet 2L inches and
extending of thai width eastward TO Christian
street. with Onestory FRAME HOUSE on
South Queen street and two Two-story BRICK
HOUSES on Christian street, and other i'm prove
ments thereon.
Purparts Nos. and will be offered together
and separately.
Purpart No 10, a lot of land No. 81 East Ger.
man street, containing In front on said kast
German street 80 feet, and extending of that
HOUSE and other improvements thereon
Sale to commence at O'Clock ID. m, when at
tendance Will be given and terms made known
by WIN. AUG. ATLEE,
Executor OF DIR. John l.. Alice deceased.
HENRY sHUBERr' Auctoneer. sll-s.Wts
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Chicago Marser.

CaIoAso, Oct :. O:SO a. m.-Market opened:
wheat-Oet 7Sc; Nov, 73hc; Dec, axe
May, SlLGsl}sc
Corn Oct $5ssG5s1.c Nov, Sess9S6A.c Dec,
Skc May, 4lAC
,ats-oct, 2fc ; Nov, s514c Dec, 2sIsc May,
30Nc.
fIrk-Oct. - IS; Nov, 3 TX.
Lard-Nov., s. 75c.
CLOSING.
Wheat-Oct, 1Ec; Nov, 734c: Dec, 1910
May, size.
Oorneoct., Si9sc; Nov, sT.c; Dec, ss1c
May, I0J.c
Oats-dct., 2ssc; Now. 24.c Dec. 2ss1c
May, 3C1sc.
Pork-oct., g. 73L< Nov. - IS.
Lard-Oct, s. S. Nov, s. ~.
Riby-OCt., o. 20.
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A UDlToR's NOTICE.

JAcoD GRIEL )Common Pleas of Lancaster
vs.. County, August term, 1855,
The undersigned auditor appointed TO dis
Tribute the proceeds paid into court under tho
above execution To and among those legally en-
Titled 70 the same, will sit FOR that purpose on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1888, at 10 a. m In
tne Library Room OF the Court House. in The
may attend. w VII Nm ss'ou
oots-Atdr Suci,o.
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a Captain. For,una,. D,,cov.--

capt. Coleman, schr Weymouth nlytn., ho
tween Atlantic City and n. Y, had been IRON 0o
0loa with cough so that he was unable to sieen.
cry Tor consumption ~ not only gave hin, in.
slant RELIEF. but alayed the extreme soreness ~
aud single dose had the same happy effect
Dr.. Kings sew Discovery Is now the standard
remedy In the Coleman household and ON hoard
the schooner. Free trial bottles of this ndara
remedy at II. Is. Cochrans Drug Store, l37 and
lsS North Queen street. Lancaster, Pa. (D
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Charged with Failing TO Pay Board.

FROM the Reading Herald.
Charles Neverling, acigarmsker from Lam
caster county, who obtained employment in
this city some months ago, was arrested last
night on Alderman Denhard's warrant for
refusing to pay a board bill at the Union
house. Jacob Goodman is the prosecutor.
Neverling entered bail for a hearing.
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THIS evening at 100 o'clock, at the Leopard
Hotel. A. ii. Fritchey, esq, administrator of the
estate Of Elizabeth Kline, deceased. will sell at
public sale, lot of ground fronting 81 feet 5s
inches North Water street, on which Is
erected one and a-half-story frame dwelling z
with brick front and other improvements No.
236 North Water street.
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m Ih.
PhiiadeIphia Produce Marae,.

PHIApHLPRIA. Oct. s--Flour weak sales
of go barrels. MINI. bakers, s. 5O6t 60; Penns.
family at 81 6n33 S. Western at a p{p4 50 +; Pat
ents, a 50Gli 20.
Rye -four quiet atE2S
] p. IN. call-W heat-Oct, SIC Nov,
sSc.; Dec. s4Lc.; Jan, s6SIc.
Corn-oct-, axe; Nov, 4Sc; Doc, i5c; Jan,
Oats oct, at.c Nov, siSc; Dec. SISc;
Jan, S6I.c
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Telephone Connection.
Williamson Fosters stores, East King street
are connected with the telephone exchange.
Anusei inents.

OConnor ia Richeiieu" To.nighf-This even
Ing James owen O'Connor, the young Irish
American comedian, will appear in Fulton opera
house. He has u company of selected artists and
the play will be " Rchelieu," and tomorrow
evening "Othello " viii be given. MI O'Con-
nor is highly spoken of every where by the press
and he should do well.
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DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
II RIrsISEsS PRDPkRIN

DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
L BUSINESS Properly.
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, lss6,
At the Lancaster County House, East King
street Lancaster tity, Pa, the undersigned,
liable Real Estate, viz
Lot of GrOund, fronting on East King street,
81 feet 81 inches, more or less, and extending in
depth 2S feet, more.or less, 10 Il feet wide
ward Wiley, known as the Lancaster County
House, on the west by properly of Dr. II. H.
Parry, druggist, south by East King street and
north by Grant Street. The improvements
STORE BUILDING, now occupied for stores !;
containing four rooms on second floor, and hay.
ing plastered attic with four rooms the back.
building is twostory brick, containing six
rooms, the kitchen having three large iron
kettles walled in for butchering purposes
There IS also a large Frame Stable, and part
Brick and part Frame Slaughter House at rear
end of the lot, fronting on the said East Grant
street The stable contains four stalls for horses
with Lofts for 3or tons OF hay, and same amount
large loft for storing six seighs, also -hed room
for wagons, and Cattle Pen tor steeIs. The
slaughter -ouse Is supplied with II ydrant water
and has large Beam tor hanging 1--WE or six
slaug htered steers. There Is ample Sc werage on
the premises nnected with the ID yelling and
slaught House There is a " ell OF neyer.fail-
ing Water with Pump therein, on the premise ses :;
also a Jistern Of from to IL 2hOgsheads CAPACITY
ering Stand for SO years. Persons desiring t0
view the property can do so by calling at Nos lls
and us East King street, at any time prior 10 day
OF sale
sale to commence at o'clock D. m. of said day.
when conditions Will be made known by
WILLIAM 5 SHIRK
Administrator
II. sHusERr, Aucuoneer. o77tdfh sao9d
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TIE Keystone Club will open their dancing
school at Grant Hall tomorrow Saturday even.
Ing. and continue during the season every
Saturday. The school will be under the man
agement of David 6. Miley and Eugene Gates
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MARRIAGES.
D6A 1hb.

HARTMAN.-1n this city, on the 9Th inst. Geo.
ii. Hartman, In the 5sth year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re.
spcctfully invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, NO. a. West orange street, on
saturday afternoon at l:3O o'clock. Interment at
Lancaster cemetery. Please omit loseIs.
oI2td
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TICaL.
THE STATE TICKET.

THE STATE TICKET.
Governor.
CHAUNCEY 7. BLACK, of York.
Lieutenant GOrernOr:
Z. BRUCE RICKETTS,, of Luzerne.
auditor General:
WILLIAM. BRESsES, of Allegheny.
Secretary Of Internal ATdlrJ:
J. SIMPSON AFRICA, OF Huntingdon,
OHgressmdnat.L Large:
MAXWELL STEVENSON of PHILADELPHIA.
County Ticket.
For CongresS,-COL. EDW. McGOVERS,
State Senator tXIV)- W HULL.
ASSsmbiy u-tl-HENRY DRACHBAR
t2dl-DR. II. NJ. BLACK
DIR. R.A.S.MILLER.
(3d)-EDW. PAINTER
GEO. W. WALTON
III. v. MOHLER.
Diftrtct .iuOrRsy-JNO. L. MALONE.
Poor Dtrect0Ts-JAC. SHEATH
X. J. BARNES
Prison Inspectors GEO POSTZ.
}. V. WISE
County SurUegor-F. n. WHITE.
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nIssOLUTION OF PARTNERs9P

I HfD"VIO ION OT FAKTN EKSHTP-
- Notice Is hereby given that the partnership
iately subsisting between Henry rhindel OF
Lancaster city, and Jacob II Hershey of Fs
Hempneld township, under the firm name OF
shindei Company, was dissolved on the al N
day OF October, loo5, by mutual consent The
business VIII be continued by the said Henry
shindel. All debts OWING 10 the said paTtneT
ship are 10 be received by him, ana ali demand. /.
OF the said partnership are To be presented to
him for payment HENaY SHILDEL,
Ito JALOBIi. ukRsHEY
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oHLOHB vlTALIzER Is what you need tor
Qqnst1pstton. Loss OF Appetite, Dizziness. and
~ symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs
0nn0 per bottle. FOR sale by Ii. B. Cochran
0yuggist No. ~ North Queen street
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SPEOIAL NOTICES.


A REMEDY for Indigestion, Consumption, Dys-
pepsta, Weakness, Fever, Ague. etc, Golden s
Lilo uid Beef Tonic. sl0-lwdeodSw
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The Population OF Lancaster

y about 5000, and we would say at least one
AZ are troubled with some affection of the
Snroat ana Lungs, as those complaints are ac-
S0Sulng 10 statistics more numerous than
nen We would advise all not to neglect the
Roxtunity 70 call on us and get bottle OF
&.Rs nalsam Tor the Throat and Lungs. Price
8SC seo VI: Trial size free. Respectfully
ooonrAn' druggist lS7 North Queen street,
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NEW AD VERTESEHEYTs.
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"ANTED-A GOOD TRIMMER ON
vpvp LADIES. Hats Apply al MRS. AMELIA
IT. NO, 2i7 WEST KING STREET.
EOR RENT-ONE OF THE MOST DE
u strable storeroo 8 in the city ALSO rooms
on second floor possession given i'm me diateIy
rent reasonable. SHAUHS RIfKNs
s25eodtfd "A North Queen ST., Lancaster Pa.
EOR COUGHS AND COLDS TAKE
II frailey's syrup, Bloodroot, VIA Cherry
ana Horehound. Take IL in time. II taken in
the incipient stage much misery may be
avoided fraiey's Chicken Powder Will cure
So,us G i IN ehlckens, hoeraand general dropping.
fRAtEf,s EAST END PHARMACY,
ly2lydh-F,M,W Opposite Eastern Market
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THIS powder never varies. marvel of
purity, strength and OlesOmeness More
economical than the ordinary kinds and cannot
De sold In competition with the multitude of low
test; short weight, alum or phosphate powders
S0td only IA cans. ROYAL baking roWpRR 90 .
IOo wall street, New York. mAy27.lydSw
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stoca arm cts

Quotations by Reed. McGranu a Co, bankers,
4 aprasfar
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fyou are troubled With nervous or sick head
Ache, do not give up your case incurable until
you have tried DR.. Leslie's Special Prescription
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DR.. c. w. HIGGINS,
Microscopic and Analytic Phvsic;on


DR.. c. w. HIGGINS.
microscopic and Analytic Physician.
Has practiced in Salt Lake CITY fourteon ro.r.
ana the wonderful and well-establisbed enraS, .,
ne mas erected IN that time prove the scientif;c
PlIncipies on which his remedies are cono
Rounueo: + nsS Inc mode OF forming diagnosis br,
t the alq OF the microscope enables him 10 detect
Ine primary cause of disease and effect rsGis
caI cure. The doctor has cured thonssnds -,
Eases OF Nervous Debility, Mental and Pbvs;ooi ~
WEAKNESS, Loss of Manhood and Nervous prc.
slatlon, the results of early indiseretions oOS
SreS SSSsSeS, ana stands ready to forfeit Five Hnn
e uteu poiiafs Tor any case taken under his traot
ment which he fails to cure. MS treat
syphilis, Gonorrhpa, elect. stricture o,a -,
Old, lingering diseases which yitiefa ia and al
nently cured. ana perma-
MY treatment is sure, certain and specific
ELECTRICAL MEDIcATED RAruo
Rapor Baths, Chemical Baths and uo-h;oo,
6atns can be had at any hour of the do, ~ IA IA
u n. Wo % NJ Higglns Eclectic Medical DispenSarv
No. 81 "; Third South street. pensary
- i moulo say, as there are many who do ~.
tbot tSu S.ano tne method OF my bath Treatment
tnds tnoSe diseases which are mosf I;1.1e4.e
ylelo 10 this treatment are Loss of VioA 70
asthma, Lung Diseases, Catarrb Ne-,o,
w., L;aAnesS, Neuralgia, Palsy Diseases Of tbe
TO 9 p. m. ~ W p M-' ana from
:, Cali at or address, DR. C. w. HIGGINS On w
ory. A-oAe Oity' Utah Terri
Residence, 649 North First Vast s.,..
lake City, Utah Territory. COZ street. salt
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after using his ballot to obtain power,
and now that the warning note is sounded,
colored men all over the country should
decide to throw their votes and influence
with the Democratic party, and thus de-
serve the recognition SO long denied them
by Republican bosses. There is no rea-
son why the colored man should be os-
tracised, because he is colored, and if the
men OF that race determine to strengthen
the hands of the Democratic party by
their votes and influence, they can look
ahead to a speedy delivery from their
present abject position, to place among
men in the councils of the nation, with a
full guarantee of all that was intended by
the Fifteenth Amendment to the Consti-
tuition, but which has never been given
by those who framed and passed that
Amendment.