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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-21
OtiCe.

The undersigned has leased for a number of years the Oak Grove Dairy and over three hundred COWS. and will on and after Tuesday April 10th, he able to furnish fresh and pure milk and genuine ranch butter in any quantity and deliver the same.
 4lS # JOHNNY SHELLS.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-21
First insertion March 2, 1SS5.
 NutIce Of Forfeiture.
TO JOHN SIMPSON AND IKE ROSEN
 BURG

You are hereby not fled that have ex. pended one hundred dollars (Sl0J), in labor and improvements on the Little Jack" lade and mining claim. Situeted in the Warren Mining DiStritt, County of Cucnise, Terri tory tf Arlzona; location notice of which claIm is rrcurdrd in Book O, Mines Nc. > page 638, Corhi.e Cnunty Records, undrI the provisions of section -3L Reyi,t Statut~s of the United Statrs. Now ;hrr = Tore, If within rinely l90) days rom date thereof aud publication of thl>. notpe, 'u fail refuse tr .uLtI ihuir each Cf You Yuui proportion of said expenditures a' cost of this plhlIcdti )n aS :u-owurrs, your interests in said mlne uI claiT. will rcOme the prop rrty of tnr undersigned, under i'd ,e' ten 2224, Revised Statutes oE tie United States.
 J P. NANSEIELD.
 BIsBFE, A'izona, March 24, 1SSj.
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Is aeknovledged by eminent surgcorS tc re the pure,t and finest known, and inTalu atle 10 iEvalIjs
 $IMMONDS' KENTUCKY NABOB 3OTE, BON WHISKY has been well known 'fVr many years, being unsurpassed fc- its geo.. lent quality and delicious flavor. Eyerybo y "lrp has tried il says it is the best in .hs world.
 Families supplied ty the gcllon. cas or Ootl|e.
 .a9 None genuine unless my signature is across Jhr cork, 'ti. Sipm ln:Is."
 My agent is authorized to sell to the trade, hall harfel, barrel dilect >hipnrnt from Ken urky cir from lis warehuU,e San Bernar- di"O Sold by the bottle ard gallon by
 POrHIN, TWEED < COMPANY.
 Soi4 Accents for Tom bsto2e and vicinity.
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Ames De ehaatt

The Tor tory of Arizona sends greeti to 4
 mes, utI pdsIr; hereby summon, Ill, q. fred tu bpear b. re me ui p'y o.i IL ToJ b~tU u.ts .- C C l @. Oa t.C 3JJI duV oi Apr,l. 4 b tss2. lU o'cI k a m. aIew F
 comp al itie a Ov -nameI II id " III L.. vou n t you are inIrb cd tJ t..s . in the sum Oi S53 Z .ud~ buu e,c.auCis-
 cIIre ed auu urlIVcr to on O y u own I4st moe and r,q st. as ore fully spI,ais n' 'oIp atIt W 0. file iu my OfiCr- Au- if ycu fll 10 ap D. ar nd aI swrr sad con pant ,s h, reIn Ie- qul'c0, platinum wili ke judgmeIt u-a n.l ! ,u dercuhdCd anG r in cu ts ul 1h.- sui Iilvri under my hand t-is 2nG day ni March \ D
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ThIrd-CIaSS Line:

There will be another thild-class or emigrant stage line start tomorrow nothing between this city and Fs:. baiik. Fare, 9 cents. ToM TAFt, Proprietor.
 HARRY STEVENSON, Agt. At the Willows Saloon.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-21
Notice of Forfeiture,

TO DAVID CALLISHER YoUP HEIRS or Assigus. You .r, hriehy nutifeI thal nave expended (Sl00) one hundred dollars ln labor and inInrOvcmt his on the &niu lode. md mining rlanI, situated in the Bisbet mining district. county of CuchISr, Ierr ilroy "i Ariz"na, m orGer to hold ihc claim Of tne tLar eT' ing Drcrnrnpr, 1SSG under the pro- visions Of Srrliur ss3 4, Kcvi-, Stuilles of he United s ales. Therefore, if within inety days from publication Of thls nutIce. you fai! or efusr to con rIbutc your prupu,- ton of sa cxpenui urc and cost ur thf. 'ubIicaiiOn as cO-owLer, y1u- interest said mine Or claim will IecUme the prop rity Ol the undersigned, II, uer Secrlnu 2:}'23f
 SOLO ION SHULlZ. Cn',l,stoue. A,,"1r z- 1SSi.
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Rare Chance. FOR SALE

4 honse and lot in Bisbee, the leed- ing Copper Mining Camp in Arizona Territory. in the center of the busi- ness portion Of the town. Will take cash, cattle or real estate in Tomb stone in payment thereof. Apply to
 II. SCHMEIDNG,
 The Pioneer Jeweler. Allen Street, between 4th and 9th, Tombstone, A. T. 4-15tf
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First Publicotlon Aarch IS, lSS6I
 Notice for bubIicatiOn.
PREEMP%IoN No. IF ) LAND OFFlcE AT TUCSON, A. T.,
 March II. 1SS6

Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed his notice oi iDten ton to make final proof in support of ms claim, and that said proof will be made be- fore the Rcgisircr and Receiver at Tucson Arizona. on AIrli 2H, lSs6 viz. Eugene F Rogers, of Bcn>un, ,c,Arizuna, for the 55 ol $ E 54 of Section TO- and " 5% of 5 W ti of Sec II. Township r South, Range 20 EI>t, Gila and Salt River base and meridian. lie names the following witnesses 0prnFe his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of sad land. viz. v. G. Johnson. R. E. Vii. son, James Patten anr Geurge Kent. all 0 Benson, Arizona.
 B N. THOMAS Register.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-21
Tbe EInest in tAe Land.

Those fine Tom & Jerry's, hot Scotch whisky, hot Jama,'ca, St. Croix and New England rums at Henry Cam bbelps,Keg House. 1-5 tt
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-21

Fol the finest pickled pigs feet in Ihe city, go to Martin O'Laughlin's butcher shop, corner Seventh anL Fremont streets. 57-tf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-21
 The Fountain.

The Fountain Chup House is the coOlest place m he city lu lake meal. No smoke neat pr smell from tue kitchen, il beiug en- trciy eepdrate from the dinIn. room. No lore qIartrr bret used. Nothing but ILe choicest cuts, fish, game, uysreIs. etc Pri- .vs te cntran,e trom TUughuuL street to Iho boxes. OctTtf.
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Notice.

Have appointed MT. J. V. Yick- CTS my agent to c,;llect all outstaud- ing accounts due Summerfeld Bros, and also to pay all debts owed by said firm. LESSER SuMMEREIELD. 5-7tf
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DauWtII Q otlNTOTu, PIalLt II,
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S2i.25
 Caldwell 6 StanfOrd, PlaiEtfl
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 Nathan T Al Saud T, Deft.
 h. Ter tory of .,Iizo a sends greeting Mt an rt Al x q der, dcIeuuaIt I,u u,e ere by summon d and ,eqni ed 10 apo ar be oTr me !, m' hlc ii [. mbstJ e c iHily of OcuI-t', O tue 50. h ca. If AF.I 4 b |, St. st t,n u'c Uck d. -n C nuswc the r mPla Ut i [ aDuvr- uu.rd plair,Il,, whJ Gem nd you that are i |, d-'J d them in ! sum of : -iaj, f srUds nd mercLaH i-r pu t a, anu u' liv [ d O /. [. yOur own ,-t1uce Ind r qGcs Ill r. ul } app r. b n. ia.ut Low Ou il in my ollie. And if NUu fail ppear a d arsVe .tE ,C m an, us her,i r dl.r 5, he ] ln' ii w.I,ltk d me. a-alI st SOT utm ndc. Il i.rl he cOsIs oi bt- -Ui, Given u-tet ny La d lLt- iret day of March. A. D. psj
 L. ALNOED, J P
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Nc. 1 lu C UItS ,CcuIsc. IutrI, ors nt zo. a, ue r. C Al,ora, J l.; LtInAnu SC4. auMtli t Stanf I'd, Ilaintd
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Many a Lady

is beautiful. all but her skin; and nobody has ever told her how easy it is to put beauty on the slin. Beauty on the skin is Magncla Balm.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-21
For Sale

An elegant lady's saddle. For part culars enquire at this office.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-21
NOTICE.

Having this day sold my under taking business to Jos. Pa>choIy d co. ! respectfully request all need ing his services to call upon him. All bills to date will be p~id and co lected by myself.
 4. J. RITTER. April %, 1886. 4-29-Im
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AnheuseI beer on draught at the fine lunch thrown in
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For Sale.

The old established and only Undertaking business in Tombstone, either with 0r without the real estate. Terms reasonable. Fer Dticulm'S, address A. J, RITTER, Tombstone, Ali
 2-9tf
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-21

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No. l. III the C"uaty of CocuIee, Tc.rI ' Ui ArzoEa b>fJre c, L. Avord, J. P. e, uiand, S2i.23.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-21
Members Anti-CI.incse League

 -'A CHI DeFs S1t'Ihhcse A-e'a + "e
 Any member of the League know- ing of any person or persons giving washing, buying vegetables, or em- ploying Chiiamen in any capacity arc earnestly requested to report the same to any member cf the investi- guting committee, that they may wait on said parties and request them to desist from said action. The utmost secrecy will be maintained and tie names of such inlormers will hot be made public.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-21

Referring to che above we would say that we will endcavor to give the public rhe same court ous treatment and fair dealirg they have received in the past from Mr. i. J. Ritter.
 Jos. PAscHoLY 6 Co.
 Successors to A. J. RITTER.
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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-21

FRANK BROAD, Col. DEAN,
 JOSIAH KIRLEW, ". J. WEEKS, JAMES CHATHAM, Members Of Investigating Committee!
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
&. Ssysass57es
|agNaa|E'IE||.I||iIg|!E4z|I|llI \

Beyorld qas-tiop ife cheapeet and Dlost
ehecIT~,, saSchine Of tie kiad now tn uss.
adapted TO ali Rr',dc. and cia-sVa - ors.
Tbs iilscLiiis bas been Ihororgbiy tesfeS:
. tor the past ty yeara under grtai variety
Of o,Dditioirs giving us1st extra0r5biay re.
suits. t,r IN advance ~ anything ever be.
fore reslized.
A rssrat competitive test made with tie
Fruc al. the Carlisle mine In New Mexico
Showed sn advantage Of 30 por cen. In favor
Of the Duncan. The amount saved over the
Prue Lsin2 sufficient to pay thu entire c.,st
Of the machines nearly oyery month In tho
year.
The following Ia an enumeration Of ITS
MANY advantages over all other machines:
FrFsr--its cost In not more than Laif that
OF any osher Of equal capacity, and the
weight is nearly I,000 pounds Ieas, thus
greatly reducing the eost Of transyorta ton
SKccSD--Tbe eApsifse of setting ep IN
runnii,g order IL not more than oae third
that OF the Prue. or anT other bolt machine
much less grading and timber work being
THnsp-The eIpenJi,ure for repair Ia not
more than orr.fifth that " any belt MIS-
chine, and ttey will last fully three tiines
as long. working under the same conditions.
FotETn-Noa more than oile.half the
spice ~ reqnired-a point Of great impor-
tance whs.sc considerable number a re used.
ibbH~Np hpcciai Skts anu very tittte
care js necessary 10 operate IL.
siiTg-Nn moro water is required thsn IL
furnished by the batteries.
SrakErH--lt saves all ths aroalgHm. gold
OF silver that O. capcs he bztteries, pans or
setiitrs---sn invaluable feature. and claim.
ed bv no other, making The machine worth
more than Is costs for this purpose alone.
EbJHTH A much cnarser grade of ore oan
be h pdlcd successfully than by any other
machine---a great sdUntaee in many in.
staiicer where Ebs crushing is not necessary
TO jDiinate the mineral.
NTEIB--It bias no small aud delioste mo-
chariIsnI. requiring nice adjustment snd the
closest stteD tion--an insnprable objeetion
70 all belt ard other forms Of machines. ms
king them mat for the rougk service of u
quartz mill.
TsTH Great simplicity Of construction
and small number Of wearing psrts. The
whsis machine ~ comprised in seventeen
ietes. only three Of which are subject to
any special wear, aud those can be repiaoed
n. q noniinsi cost. Tn. Frue has 10 pieces
and some similar machines many more ma.
king a complication Of parts that involves
constant r-;;air andRreat expense in this
wav AZ we'll ss in loss Of time.
We are agRTethat the most sweeping and
pretsntioBs claims are made for nearly
every onnrcp'rAtor In the market, but IL is
weii.kEcRn fact thIt the re nlts Of their
ops ration have not in any instance made
good these claims. Tn advantages here SET
forth for tbs Duncan. as well as the state
Dnetits made, we are prepared 10 substanti.
ate by actual working results.
Price. $3.50 Weight. 3. about i75Olh
Send for cir ip t. Pt,if, Irpn Work
RANKIN, I,RAYTON d 60,
San Francisco, Cal.
t2-20
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
The Aibuquerqss F.ir.

The following circ1'ar has taen scot opt
by .hs All nt:e and P,ciho R.iirosd Com.
pany 10 itsy riuas alsDts:
You sr- e.rnestiy requested H.
nse ,orr sip.ast eisds lvors TO sscnre TO,
sxinbitiI. j., the Atlantic d Pseifc X ,ilroze
D~p.rsnent At the iJu.uerqus ferrit,ris
RHi-. which ,akes p!fcs he's. S-is. 18Th, 18th
% b srd On. IIi. nv ART 80. "f interest
Which viii aas.rtre tie coi"try in de
vctaitv Of osr rad, such ~ A.. ricgltar.i
Pr due ., G n,r IL. ~ rio,It 8, -. Id.
Ire G.mpiny ~ nxi,ns ~ pr.9T TO-
t,is 30 rs fir II faiisr EXHIBIT II sach pro
durs :. fr Di ,hs c0Hhiry along the line II it,
rad. than has hsr~ofs.rs. 'ssi p'odDse..
and desire 500. be-t vl.rt. in 1t. belaif.
All ar ieiss f.r sxhlb G.. ~h;sh ars no. II
sIls. vii. b. billed free from y.,ur static
~ Albuquerque snd returned il des red
They .hall b rsiI sd "A. d. y. Fair Ex-
Bit. .cars 81 e. W. sanders, Albuquerque.
N. NAH perish bio srticies shouId be sent
BY sxprsss, X. Il. II.
Ar ExaIsrTca II TIE kAIGSoAD DrpaHI-
MINT WILL m EsT.TLED TO Tan PRIVILEGE
oS tsrHAisa ycx vsxnruns.
All articles stonld hive the owners name
nd foil De- Sriptien attached.
ID. u. Robinson,
General Asa,ssr.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
Origin sf . sposgs Plantation.

! used to know ali old oystennan IN
New London who had quite museum,
Of spOi gss which he had raked up from
the tottoni OF the sound. They were tor,
81 - II and Hgne0us in character to have
any comm .rcial value. but he had "a
theory that better and more useful
sponges could be planted where he had
f,sund them, and cultivated to profit.
Beng a poor man. he never made the
experiment. Some one else did, though,
and there is a sponge plantation at
Stratfo,d p int, Conn. where sub
merged reef il planted with the aniinals,
brought fnm Florida. They fourislled
rapidly. ! am assured, and, though somt,-
what coarse in fiber. have an extensive
commercial value. 81 We may expect
some day 70 see the stony shore from
TO the Kiode Island lins en,.
powered In sponges, and the sturdy
lobster-catchers, who are complaining of
the steady disappearance Of their shelly
game, finding another source Of reven,is
In the Holsters haunts.-New York
News -Iabble."
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
ir Y.. want ;. ~ sI.rry.

IL yon want 10 be happy yoa must be reed.
n mar,n all right in ,t- way;
But far hstiar oiis- " understood,
Is What lave nov &c, to cav.
~ ,9u vsnt 70 lie bsppy you mast bs'vejt.
whatever thr ,fation you ssrve In:
AVG oi all The o. aso.einss orc :,sars Shs Lad.
The good SAxAkIras NxsvmR.
once tried every sort of cure,
TO re..ore me 10 good health;
Ahd speI,t IA vain, Of that I'm sore,
Considerable risre Of wealth:
Bnf al Ms >asn, I'll, =, friend advispd.
Ia g. manner rn'~t daseryin'
the n"siieit- he iisu-t highly prizsd,
ErnEohDs SanAsiTAN kEnvnr.
i""k bis advice: ia one short week,
felt no farther pam;
For doctors no singer he'd 10 seck.
F'r nsvef felt sick xeaip.
In healthy aId hsEpy the wkols dny l.as,
40 u heaItb be worth pft~eryIn',
ts "a sB,tsnt burden II iny cong
Ia, Try sAsAarTAs NksvIss.
sai aarc the youne, twill beai the cid.
J VIII E.sLs the ahOlo world better;
" 81. Joseph, NIssrn ri. the mt oioipe 4 se,ls,,
brop III. Richmond q letter:
lie u g,yc yun rdr.c. f.r better than wssl,t.
Hell point ont the way to prostr rvs In
Ite bet condition your newly found h~slte
ny Tire nss % shsA sfr.S NEEvuE.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
: El.e sp~r.s.ss.

ws vsss shown yssss 4 " the Aasss spas
tasa VI silver .rs tra We have ever sssI
~ oaf ssvsp " .rs' sxysrssa - In ons OF 4. (.
fisasss nisiax camp. ~ trxa,. IL cane
fnso he nine Owned bs ~ ss.s4. M,olissi
Dsns and r. >. Gkn-t,s, ab.at = mil, and
sussiss froa .,vi. ssl wiah, sI,siiy
20 Hsands Aad avs ousss.. II IL ~ ri
ins ,nshss ioas By for sids ssd sb,es 40
.soh thsok Dad y siss.ay sisb OF wire I
y.r matted ,ozsthsr. k.n~rs Of thirt.
-. ~ sxpssisDs, hsvs visvsd u" vosds !.
isl svssiass ssnss NJ. Dams bs0sght 10
dovs from shs mins yesterday, and ON.
md al ~ thss f.S sS~sinsn Of wire I'll
vsr IL exceeds In - and vsiss snythips
saey ksvs ever sssa. 1hs ore ssssak IN tLe
siaim froa which this voadsrfut spssiws,
w.s sskss h 500 sbSss avs inshss vide
and sos~ists mainly Of silver either In Ii.
forn Of sirs, native or sniphurst. aud /,
sithout drubt. tR it's .izs. the richest de-
pos.t ef si'vss ore ever fouud in the vicipit,
OF Aiasn,i Park. Mr.. d mn iniorms n,
Inst tls rish stss,k 10 The mine fsoa vhie
this spsoamsn wss obs sinsd ssili holds on,
and that st sny time hs nsy And one siii
iarRsr aud richer. Mr.. Dunn took hold os
this mine when ths ore ssrss vas no thick
Or than knife blsd~, and u IL u hia indus
trv. fofsIiah, and p.r.svsr nos thas one oi
,sr ever Discovered IN Alissns has nov
been unesrthsd.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
: IN. Is.s1ey.. !
10 the District G. or Of ne Third Jul1sSog
lBsiiIal VI tbs 1srntor5 u Arizoasa, 10 -
tor MoGavr Counts

1 u n
10 the District G. br Of tks Third Ss61sses
tor Aosavr CsuDty.
Clark C. MaIer. ,Nosiss
T.o.s., pi. no. Oscar Hodsdon, Lsss
jean nay ana ". 4. C&s.od. Holcs,s
Noties 10 hsssbg siyss
that CLARK G. Miller, ~ plsinti6. hrs - -
nnh day VI July, A. u. lsss, comnsnss1 =
act,on ~ ths sbyve eptsUs6 Cs,srt, A0aipss
II. U. btsphs ms, Owcsr Hodgdon. John Tvsy
ard ". A. Osgood m defendants, 70 recover
ti.c sun, Of seventy three 10 .I0oshs (o7D.,6
ioo) uoilsrs, With lsssi iEtsrsst thsscoo, 70
satisfy the iisn af said pix,n,if. Said Iiss
w. M n,sd snd fseo,d~a N The cfAss Of The
kscordsf Of MoLsye Coonty. Arizona Tern.
Wy. On the :sth day OF April, A. d. 1855 81.
ocicck +. h..n E@coro Bo,k 2. II AschAs.
s's and Labvfef'- LIens, patss Z, O md q.
hscOrds Of saia MDhase { oIbiy.
IN. premises s'ugbt to b. cbareed With AID
Lsn are aircribed "a plsIbt,h T.. corppIsint -
follows, 10 wis siisat. d, tying and bsing b
tbs CochIy VI biossy-, lefrtcry of Ansrsar.
sIG n"'fe friy oesci ib4d As foIiows:
That cetiasn n.ns aid nining sl,ia
knomS ana Ieeoroeo ~ tie "gd,- nIins IN
Tie Lst bsssn SInig DisIries in seid
Cyubty AID Torriiory. bald ''ids- s<ius
Or sn,.bg ciaiD ~ LOO ct IN length bv
W. frci W. "iutt, ai.u Tue n.btic5 Uf Iaca;iun
10. neDi ~ duly recorded IN ths h,Is.s
ke~ rd~ IT sg,d 'ounty ia b.ok r. wages
zIs u 80. sLu 10 ereDce rs bsreby hid 50
SAID n.,tic. of loc.t,In 40 fsosfdsd for a
more full aBd c.napiete description VI sa,A
Isibipq cis;ii.
And further notice IL hereby given tas,
airy AID all pepsJiis D"idln9 or clsisa,ps
Hens on s'aid properly .sbyve csss,r,l,ed are
hereby requncd a. ce and sp,sb r a. the
Court roan Vi said Curt ~ Mineral Para
W sasd obLty aforesaid IN NJ ncisy. S~,,.
tsinbsr 9Th A. ". lsns. nt 10 oyclack A. NJ.
Icing tie first day of fhs nsxt surcre,.ns
tern, OF said Court, winch said asy has ), ea
80 f'r the Lss finR sid dr. st<imip,nw of AID
claims aud ibon-, or Ht spch abSr ttne A
tbs matter may i,s sdjDurbsd to, and shsa
snd thcre exhibit tho proofs Of their ssepes-
tive demands AID iseils in accordance vIth
the statute Ia such cases raads asA prsvsl-
ed.
Witness my hand and che
lsssLJ sesl of ssid bistries CessS,
this lzth day of AsglsS
A. ID 1856.
II. BE- sssAps
tissk.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
STAGE CONNECTIONS.

Via U.sgans to thr Indian yiIl.ge OF
Aoona. iG miles.
Via wlsE.:e 10 Fort wingats, 3 miles:
Znni ~ MITES.
Via Mn"ueIfts TO Fort Dafance NAV.
ajo agency, z5 miles: Cation d. Chcile. C5
miles; KsaHs Canon. so miles.
Via 1usslpss'~Ss. tri.wsskiy stages 70 VI.
Johns, a3 unies: Fort Apache. 30 miles:
springsrytlle. 81 miles: Show Low. 10 n lies
Taylorvil!e a5 miles; Moqui Indian village
mo regultr stags). 30 miles.
Via wBsi~lsw TO Brigilsro City and san.
set.
Via Ssh Fork, daily stages 20 Prescott,
and Thi9sls Barracks, 81 miles; iaily stag.
~ from Prescott to Phsnix. and tri.w.esIy
stages to Fort Verde.
Vis g'tGrh Sprisgs TO the Grasd
Casss Of the Cslsrads, I3 p,iies.
Via ks0Essss. daily stages 70 Stockton
Hill. 10 miles; Mineral Park, &c naiies; Ger
bat II miie@.
Vim Ia~ea 20 Signal, 40 miles.
Via Needles, steamer 10 Yu ra, Colorado
river agency, Fort Nobave, Moha@e City.
Hardyyilis, Apzona: and II Dorads Canon.
Nevada.
". A. lstss~lI,
General Passenger Agent.
d. n. Hsbin-en. GsnI Manseer.
Albuquerque, N. *.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
a ss~sllr nains sslas .

Il impaired TO tue hidnevs ard bladder by
,!oatstter's stomach bissers. which Is mo
a.efrl n overcoming torpidity Of these os.
CANA. BESIDES infusiEg nor activity into
them. this sx,eiisnt toni1 indo~s them with
sdditionsl vigof, and eGsbies them the bet
lsr to undergo tho wear and tear Of the din
charging fun 4tion ampossd upon them by
aature. Moreover. a. they are the channel
for tie s-oape Of certain Impurities from the
bioo;.increas.s their usefulness by strength
snine sad heaithfully stimulating them. In
certain morbid conditions Of thsss import.
ant Organs, they fall into siusg;sh STATE,
which is the usual precursor VI disease.
" hsi then can 10 VI creator service than =
,aeilieins ~biGh impeis them 10 greater
activity when sloihinif No paladiss are
more penious than thass which Effect tbs
kidnsys, snd a medicine ~hich nser:s tho
peril should bs tiphiv ~sf-em.d.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
4 bssg sG sssasiisSe.

La oidsn times, Bethesda' = pool .
WAs famed for besiine I'll d,-essss:
Onoe plunged bei,sath its waters 1ool,
Each evil, stain and sickness c~sses.
In modern days sse find a cure,
OF SSrth n rare. "a much deserving;
A remedy s'fs. qsIck md sure.
Or. Kiohmoad's SAnkRfIAs EE1yIrE-
r1r Epilepsy 6pasfns, Fevsrs. Colics Cramps
r.,nghs. Colds or any kind nf Phthysio;
Its sfits As n Isader starnps
IL far above all other physjcs.
l goes AT once night To the spot
Where turks the Il niger. never awerying:
In all tho world perhaps there's Iot
A care like br. Richfnond's NEssIxk.
- iH i.,s blood diseases lie;
Ksch artsrr. each vein, each crtfye in;
There's nothing makes i'll bumof hy,
Like the SAassTss sEkvng.
For old or youna, for rich or poor.
Whatever class of life Won sprvo In.
To health wide open - the door.
Prom the SasNAkITAN NsErIsx.
Then. d. you ysIue strength ard health,
And think these blessings worth pSesery-
ing,
Better thar all Golconds's wealth,
Is DIR. kichns, nd's sAsAKrTAs NEayIHI.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
what B-e.,.. II the Gifts

A little peasant girl in Italy knitted a
pair VI stockings and sent them a. q
present to Queen Marghsrita on her ftte
day. VIZ characteristic kindness the
queen sent the girl in return another
pair OF stockings. one containing gold
coin, the other bon-bcns. and n.,te a,k-
ing her TO ray which Of the stockings
gave her the more pleasure. Dear
Madam the queen," wrote the child IN
reply. Il have had nothing but trouble
with the stockings. My father took the
one with the geld pisces AMI my brother
the one witt. the sweets. s."-Chicago TrL
tspa
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
"Coe.- s.s : Nov s.nsdy.

Notwithstanding the prominence at
tanned by coca, within . comparatively
recent time, IL was in fact introduced
some years ago in France, where II has
rendered most valuable service In therar
p.utics. Professor b yuchardat considers
the coca a. q stimnlant TO the nervous
and muscular systenas, and terms 1t also
. -subssancs dspargne," !" or that whic..
pr~v.nts the rapid waste Of tissue. and
thus enables the consumer 20 go long
time without Esd. Tie leaf contains an
essential oil. which u Of an aromatic
o,lr coi,led with tbs hsvor Of the fresh
plant; asI the slightly acid and bitter
taste of the leaf Is attributsd 10 the pres.
ence of tannin. and 70 the alkaloid--
,m-what akin 10 atropine-so well
known as -cocsins." A pharmacist
named Bun was the first, or one Of the
first, to introduce It into medicine. years
ago. In France. In the form Of elixir and
wine, " sul In prolonged convalescence
and IN great prsstraton OF strength.