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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02
Mas. fioaghman
WINTER FARMING.

This Ia the season of Indoor farming.
10 distinguish 10 from sumner WORK Ia Tue
Geld, aud u msy be made the mos, pronia.
Die part Ol the year. distinguished
palulsr Was once asked by sn ambitious
worker la oils and canvas What he mixsd
al. color. wlth. ~ whom he promptly re-
piled "Brslus, .ifi brsius." IL IL The
same way with successful farmiug. Amer
all has been said sboat fertilizers that IL
10 be said, IL still r-mslns to sii that no
fertilizer is worth much that 4. not both
mlr-d aBi applied with brains. For the
progressive farmer the wlotsr 4. thinklng
lime. the season for laying In stores OF in.
formation on Agricultural sao) seis forsluiy
ani rf -cilon.
No other class OF men are situated 50
l.yorsbly Ia this respect. The farmers
nay be said 10 20 10 school In winter a.
truly q. when they were boys. The neigh
bofhOoi cluD-, the local Institutes. TIE
coantry meetings, The farmers meetings
Lac those hyli weekly here in II 'siop, The
attendance oa lectures and puplle discus
.lou., aud. above all, lons. qalei hoar-
for reading sni rn -c,iou. cons,ituts all
together an snuuL opportunity aud pflsl'
lege for farmers waleh few. u any, other
men are off red all through their lives.
The men of acres, therefore, who Idle
away thi. prrciOus season upon which W.
ar- now fairly entered, ds.srse rprosch
rather than symPsthv. Their n,li. ar-
certain 10 bear The crops OF the wlnter-
planting. A. water does not rise higher
than n. source. 80 IL IL impos.ibls 10 show
Intelligent farming without the previously
accumulated fani OF knosicige on The
subject.
n. shoali BE- the ain OF all farmers.
those Who work small farms quite s much
q. those wh, work the largest ones, to
make winter the season for the regular
par-alt OF certain selected siuiles bearing
directly oa their yocstiou. No mrrch,ut
or professional m,n or mschanic succrcd.
In bis chosen c.llius wishou, the txsrci--
OF continual thought aud even sssidaous
s,ady, the results OF which he euergsiicsl'
" applies 10 the work he may have In
hand.
Why should the eultlystor OF land er.
p-ct that he alone nav be exempted from
similar conditional That he Il not AMI
cauno, BE- 30 exempted IL fully shown by
the superiority of tue wsll.lufOrmci and
r,f -ctiye farmer over bis careless, habit
bound. blind aud stumbling neighbor. The
farmer who knows how % employ bis
seasons % tie best advantage IL the only
one who deserves the nam" ~ farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

Ny Dlu0nrxH aud myself, great saifer.
ers from CstArrh. have been cured by kiy's
Cream BALM. Ny sense 90 smell restored
aud health greatly improved.-c. NJ. stew.
art, Merchant, fthscs, ". Y. Easy 10 use.
Price 80 cts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

sam Jones calls wal,rlug "hagslng set
% music" aud Massachusetts, re'lvhlsi
call. IL "clO.e.bO.omci vhifilngs
Sorri.town girl call. IL last heavenly -
aud she IL The only one OF the three who
4. capable 70 express an unbiased op'n'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

IL Il worth rsmemDsriug that nobody
erIoy. The nlcest surroundings II In bad
health. There are miserable people Aooui
to-day with oae Zoo, 10 the grave, 10 whom
a bottle OF Psrker's Tonic would DO more
good than al the doctors ini medicines
they have ever used.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

The hArd-worked sou OF toll need not
envy the gsyly. dressed, light stepping
child OF wealth who, buttsrnf'like. nlt-
past him. There IL homely out very er'
pressiye saying about II being best 10 be-
glu life "at the little end OF the horn"
TIE psmperei youth who starts at the big
snd with everything 10 profaslon. bat Who
ss life advances IL pressed sud squeezed
continuaily more aud more until be reaches
smi.erable exit. eniur-s-lf he can con,ln-
ue 10 endure-more suffering than IL ever
felt by any child OF poverty. jast ss . ten
der skin feels more than hardened one
BE content, then, to go on with your hard
work, strong son OF labor. Coutinusliy
better yoar condition little by little. IS op-
portunity and prudence show = WAYS and
you will be expanding Into abundance
while the child OF wealth IL being narrowed
~ the poverty which you emerged from
which you were trained TO bear hat which
h osnno, endure.-T. YokxrELLow. 10
" L. Tribuas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

An exchange speaks OF "ihe Paritans
suowlike sails. and says that 40 specs
could be found upon them" From tho
cradle 10 We have been under the lmptes.
.lon that everything from Boston bad
"-pee.. !" bat the Puritan seems TO be the
exception.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02
Two YEaRs AGoi

I was q sight 10 behold and wa- unable TO
eoioy life a. al. Nov am The picture OF
health and can eat anything. Whist dli ~
sulphar Bltters cured me of Dyspep.a
sni Liver Complslnt, after .ofsrinz Two
year..-W. n B0WmaA. MiaeAssier. y. III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02
scorr, EurInos or PrRs
on Irrrn nn. uIrn nrrorno.rnIrE.

Cop LrvKK OIL. WIN IlrroruosrnrrEs.
IA Thb,rcuiar Di'sis,i oftAs LHHg'.
DR.. John Babblngtou. C0rrunns, Mieh.'
SAYS, II have prsscribed Scots Enulsion
with satisfactory results IN TuDsrculsr
diseases OF the Lnog., and Mesenisry
Glands, also In SsufAigia due 10 defective
nerve nutrition"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

A New York business man gives u . bis
deliberate dOnclaslon that Ito he 10 bu'l'
mes. IL IN be Oui % society" Certainly
good many men Who are In society are oai
NJ bu.lne..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

IfMr Gladstone lived 10 this county.
oue OF the principal sahjsets 20 be brought
% At The snnual session of the Forestry
Congress would be how % suppress him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

The wise man forsseeih the evil sni
pr,psreth unto himself q cyclone plt.
Even II the torusd) falls 10 arrive The pli
will cone in handy during family di'turo'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

Massachusetts ministers have always
been gnsnimou. In their condemnation OF
lotteries OF any klni And sull they si'
ylse Young people to get Married.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

Daring the last three w-.s- nye con-
vlcts have escaped from the Ohio Psniten.
,isfy. Liberty Is The price OF slack 'igi'
lance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

Aman said % biz aged mother, speak
log OF hi. wife II 10 wish cooli keep
Mary from sraggersiiug 80" Get her
n talk sDout her age, responder the
sl,regi old LAZY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

They are clean. sweet snd thorough 10
action. core psin, strengthen weak parts,
and act insisntiy. Call for HoP Fidsier
aud get H. 25c, all dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

Am,n mar ge, oredl, fOr wisdom BY
simply holding his tongue; bat N be IL 70
get trusted for groceries be must prepare
10 do considerable talking.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

vkoErISk has restored thousands 10
health Who had been long and painful sof'
fsfsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

That young man ~Lo assisted chies.
90 Inrl 70 her fee, ,ss not asked Tor her
hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT


c,rr..,o,s.,e. On practical sgricutursl top
~. l. -slic tel AAsiress al cuintnu. lcstieos
intsnds,i NJ this d-partmsat to NJ. heAss"'
~ fysbsrE. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

Qnssr. isn't IL, thst the less mind man
h,- the longer II usually takes him 10 make
IL nal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

Mrs. ~ Donor. Mllbsnt. ID. +, says
81 use Church 4 Co.'S Arm Hammer
Brand Soda and think itsPLs>DtD."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02
RIDIy DISQUALIFIED.

A very odd aud interesting case has
come to ligh, in Washington, showing
how man may be .,ronsly indor'ed
.nd ye, no, fIl the real requirements OF
the place for which he is recommended.
A Pitisburser OF considerable mean' and
standing Vas urged upon Secretary Lamar
u we'll fitted for the position Of ssen, for
collecting lator statistics. tie was well
known in the community asa sslf'made
man and one whom the lsboring men
would be glad to have recognized. His
merits were laid before Mr.. Lamar with
such earnes,ne. by some Of bis friends
,ha, the Secretary asked to have him call.
Mr. Lamar looked the Pittsburger over
and saw that be WAS all right lndeed
be Was rather taken with the appearance
Of the spplican, and wiihoa, further e,rs-
mony the appointment vas made out and
the two blank forms OF Official oa,h.. tie
ironclsd AMI the other one. were placed
before the candidate ,ha. be might quail
ify in the usual manner by subscribing
hi, name to the one bes, suited TO hi.
record. The self.made man looked q,
the papers aud then a, the clerk. After a
few moments he blur,ed out: "Iook
var, I can't write" The matter Was
briefly reported to Mr.. Lamar and the
Secretary as kindly as possible explained
that II was absolutely essentisl that =
statistical ssen, should be up in the three
Rs, and then be cent the self.made man
back to Pi,uburg. Those who had pre-
,en,sd his case TO the Secretary were
greatly astouished when they heard the
result. I, seems that the applicant bad
obtained considerable standing aud sue
cess a. q business man and those who
had helped him had no kno"ledgs what.
ever OF his particular shorteomins.
He PaoBABLY Curt Vas in .
county j.il in OHIO. Behind the bar. Of
. cell stood . man In the prime OF life.
Ia the corridor Vas an old man. bent and
broken and weeping. my son." said
he. "whsn you Vas elected Treasurer ol
this county. warned you that the way
Of the usnsgressor WAS hard. and nov
you have gone and stolen 'Ieven thousand
thousand dollars and been arrested
"Yes. father. but ! Am not IN un.
grateful soa. Ill tell you where to fiad
three thousand dolIoan Of the swag in q
hollow tree. laid it aside for you
Take It. remove the mortgage from the
farm. and bs h'pPy.
"Jim-my oaly son Jimr' cried th.
old man. - he reached out his hands. al
wrongsd you! You are the beat OF sons,
and nsng my buttons II ! don't bring yoc
In some saws Tomorrow to cut Jour waI
oas."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

The distressing disease. Salt Rheum. IL
really cured by Hoods Sarsspsrills, the
sfe,, blood purinsr. Sold by all drug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02
Beware of ScrcMla

sero,ula IL probably more eenerai man .nI
other disease. IL ls lnsidioui IN ehAfae's',
and nanlfests itself In running Sores pu'taln
eup,lons bolls. swelling. erlirrrd lolhu'
ab,ee.ses, sore eyes. etc. Hoods sAi'Ap aiula
etpel. an trace a scrufuia from me o'"'''
leaving ii pure. euriehsd' and hea'hI'
II vas severely ariicied with sefo'al.,
and for over year had Two running sores
on ny neck. Took I've bo'iie' oi a hoos =
s,,apanlia. and consider mJseif cured
G. 4. LoyEJ0Y. Lowell, Mas-
CA Arnold. Arnold, Me-, had ,cfoiaiou'
sores for seven years. spring ahdtaii' h0''
sar,apAnlla cured him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

c,silvsness can be p~rmsneutly cured
by the use of Bsxtsi's Mandrsks Bltiers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

0se house 10 Chicago has sold ei1 pairs
OF skates this fall % drummers for local
nou,s-. aud 10 doesn't look much ss II the
masher would be suppressed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02
Salt Rheum

william SPIES. Eiyria. o, suffered sfeany
from srysipslas and ALT rheun. eau'ea =,
handling tobacco. A. times his hand' ~o1l'
eraek open ard bleed. iIeiried various PREP
.,,tions without AID finally took HOODS sh.
..parllla. and now says b" am entirely vslL
.Ny son had salt rheum On his hAna' Aaa
q, he ealve. q his legs. lie took hooas
sar,aranla and 10 enilrely eufe~
stAxrUx, NL Venom, Olio.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02
FOR SALE I!

Pc No. 70. Pes No. 81.
10 ~ ne rtsr euuneu. v.s,s aii.
fbe-s psss sFs nssls o. b. sslasblr u 4s
yssrs. &c - psrl-h 4 bstiinf N a. 80. ssid
ior tzxss. snd n . shsFt tir.s ths m~eliaE hous
sad .saon s an az th.f spps q NJ tnsrsts. - a
- a. tAs ps-s~.sioa % . - 4 unnosr % people.
ln9alFs 81 Oxiorf Osmecr.t Oncs. % 81 ekO
"A WArklss. 81 kEehknxs 81 Portland. Ne
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
The eeiaea. Dae0.

C>;ncsc nlcoica. books teach that the .hes. IS the vita. centre. the seat sf jey pleas r. and hsal.A. In the brain is :,oated the PrInoiP.e 0. perfection. The ;.ser !. ;he abode C; The soul and controls ;a formation ot schemes and enses- .-!seS. The gal bladder IS the rezpao ss':@ioc oo;aes ths supply of courage.
 he Chinese doctors never dissecs
 -sasns Q the charts representing tAe ,..'.e,c 'scas z; 'he internal oegass :. 's.cs hsv. beer handed down trpo
 ss back the trschea or vindpipe esez s.a ,SiS hea:, -i1t. :ro, there ,h-ee tube ',s.a.c ;o the .'.e'. spleen and kidneys
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

Q6IUss ss !. sa:s:s:: :sd ys yili ..ii !.! si: ss: < :;: :s;: q; !: :s: HoW dayO than you ever thooght possible q any basinsss. Capital not rsau irsa. . can live 2! bone and vore ie spare time agss. GrandIy succssffui. Q cents Q e e siy vsy sss 2. sS,s unpasaiislsd oesr: To sll vb" are not veil satisAed ve vll send ol to pay for the trouble os writing us. Full psFtic1lsFs direeti etc, s:nt ires: IDnsnssfy Psy aeeolutsiy sure for all V ho start d oace. Don't delay. Addreoo oTINoou . O.. Portland. Matne-
 \ 4a0aoO Rafsoos Waess1.
 4 favorable opportunity is offered by Geo Jackson q O., to any person or party having funds to invest tn mining, t0 take an interest Ia gravel clsins on the Hassapsmpa Greek and get water upon the ground. About o3000 required. For particulars eonier Geo. Jscksou, st wsinnt Grove or sddrss' Henry A. siEe-
 GEO. JACKSON ( co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To the heirs or administrator of ths estaae of William RickarA, asesssed, ssA e yaaes Remedy:
 dy: You are hereby eotiaed that have expended one hundred (l0o) dollars In lsboe and improvements upon the Westehesfev mine or lode s,tusts in the Verde niniag dis trici, Yavapai county, Arisoes h order 0 bold sai D remises under hs peovisions of See ton 2S94 Revised Ct tstes of the Usitsd staies, being the amount reSuirs to hold the same for the year sn1iag Deee0ber 3lsf, 1e1k publication, you fail or reiuse to eoatyibUto your lropof ton 0f such expsnd.ture e . e. owner your interest h saia elaia will beeoGe the property of the subseSibeS under said Section z3Al f&9odl ARTHcs w. INITIATE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
As.a Sa Aa-A

S;;. ;.Sc-,-~.-. ,ss>. whs.s n . saose . ,.s " sIy ota-r name would smcii e s.ec'.~ h. Leslns poser of Ss. Jacshs ssf ...,ss ag'. o; c.s-S-, iie ,n its na1e: :,us t:a, as;ac i.s vir.usils become hoaas. told wnsi 8. over tine ucrli. becsuss Vhso saea ,ear i-. ;hey rec.gniss it e tho e. .s sa-rog Of raIp.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
notiee to1 Publication.
LAND oSylcs AT PRDsoofT. AsIzoHA.
 o9SA 10R0

LAND OgYic0 AT PRDooOff. ARIzouA.
 January 37th, l6o6.
 Notice is hereby given that the following nan d settler hss He'd notice of his iRtsstioE and that said proof will bs nade before ths Register and Receiver of the United etatss Land O@ce st Prescott, Arisons, on the nrst day oi March, lS,s. wis: Janss I. Munds, ol Camp Verde, Ysvapi county. Arizona for his k of the southwest | of Section No. eleven. (lI In Township No. sixtssa Qs) North oi Range No. Four @ East
 He names the following vitnesses to prove his continuous residencs ueoa, cad cultivat- ion Of said issd. wis: David W. otrshSa, nyron Carrier. .Janes Ksily ed Ruben Aol. ton, ell of Camp Verde, Yayspai County, Aris. oas Territory. THOMAS WING.
 Be9iotAY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
Motiee Of ForfDiiue.

Asricopa county, Territory Of Arisona. Jas nary, lS <. D., l666.
 To JOSEPH WOODs:-You are hereby notified thai have extended one hundred (l00) doilsra h. labor and improvements upon t.e "MOntexams' Nine or lode situated in we, Mssssr district a.v.p:i country Ar!.os. q A. D. l6,6, In the oface of the Recorder ol said county in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Section 2asl Revised Statutes Of the Uniied States, being ths amount requiied to hold the sans for ,he if within ninety days after this noiies by pab. lication, you fail or refu . to coatributs yeus proportion Of such expen6itare = eo-evDes your interest in said clain will become tAo of s sSs ssH:, :s!S s:s's
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
Ranch and Station For Sale.

valuable ranch location and water ststioa on one of the stage lines to Prescott for sale cheap. We'll, barn, house and saloon, cost over el so. Good range for cattle aad ground that has been cultivated. All this property st about half cost. For full particu- lars call ct the JoUkH L. NiNRR Of6ce Jsnlo
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

sion 10 society dim n meas of vision. noisss ID .he head, the vital naid pa<sing unohservs1 in the urine, and many other dissasss that lead to insanity and desth-
 Dr. Nintie, vko is . resulAr graduatsd Dhy sieian, will agrse to for7si. Ave hundred dol. lars for case Of this kind .,s s'tal kestoya. tive tundsr his special sdvfce asa trsafmeaes will not cure, or for anything impure or tnjuI. lous found it t. 0r. Minfie tresta ail private piseases successfully, without mercury. Con. ouitation free. A thorough exsminnaon an1 dvice, fnelcdins analysis 0f urine, eS. Price fl Vital Restorative, q 5o bossie, orfoar umee Inc quantity, e5: cent tc any address opon ro- ceips Of price. or c. q. D.. secure from oeser yaflon, and in private name. If desi1od, by l.. E. MfNTIE. N. b. No. II Ksarny strest -zn Francisco. California
 Dr. Mintie's Kidney ksmedy, SEPHRETIs
 UM, cures all kinds of kidney and oladdes
 ompiaints, Gon0rrhoea. LeucorYhoso, 0loos
 IT sale by all drusgists: ei . bo.fie. six bo [.
 es, S5-
 Dr. Minfi,s DANDELIoN PILLS ars the
 and cheapest dyspcpasA and bilious eurN
 ttr HarssL For sale by all drusgists.
 rsr sample bottle free, sent oE applicable / .etieE. stating sy mptoms. sex and age. Con s4niestions strictly confidential
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

0a00Aamoss money than at anything else
 oy taking an aGeuey for the best
 sslling book ont. Beginner. sue UU clvc ed Grandiy. None rail. Terms free. Haliets BookCo.. Portland Maine. Dldemvly
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
REWARD

By resolution. uaAnImcusiy ado tsd v @ ,r. THE YsyAPAf -OCK f.ROWt ks' AsSO- Cla TON hereby aff-, -taaatnzf ward ol S,ne Hand eJ ano Fin Uo isrs i.sI the de:ec. Ion lea iLg the arrest an ~' f-tio snv pe,,s,a ' ser~ons suilty oi sae la cattis or hors . b@ionsfng 70 sny DeU Der oft V Asso~infion; nr for information is sdins 10 fns syr, d a pd @ eviction O. any ps@- son or per- sons guilty Of making. bras;.ii bg ss ma eiousIy Killing i've stock ion gIng To SD nom 6ev of the Association
 wE HAZELryVE. Sscye.>rs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
PR0P0SAlsl l
Ovyscs ov rEn BoARp ov euP.1vnom Pssacosf, Ysvspai O., A. T.
 Jsnuasy 10. looe.
SEALED PROPOSALS.


 MARCH IsT, 1886. AT 10 o'CLock, 4. h., for makiug . ehasgs ia the counry roed kn0v7 e the Pr seost and Wicken berg Road via Bells c .nyon.
 said ehange to ooDDenoe in the lowsl k ifklaod valley at the q outh of the first lAego vash eaae of whero the rosd nov leave1 eh0 satA valley to % over Bell Canyon Hiil, following up sa1d Wash to . point where stah e aro ddy0n, ma1king grade to raise e the rtdgA The noo following the rldge os DaSkod by stakHs 70 she summie Thence down the canyon along the lou'e e desig. nsseA ey stShe e so. intsnses win the old rood The erss grade iron vash to Stdgs 70 be made to left ol stakes. The eeeond grade from rtdgs t0 the su0mit tO to be made to right of 6sAkes. he thisd grade from sum- mt to old road to bs made to len of ssakss. 8aid fSad to bo made . eood gyo1e, twelve feet vide, with sufAsiens width e curves fos largo teams. said work to bs done e s1podf- tioasly e practicable and to bs .mpIetsd by April lsf. leo1, in good and ssbstAntiai manner. In ascordanoo with sbove speeiace' tons, e b received by the Board of 0uper' visors or he 2 anthoeised aGonk
 Paynent 0aae in WarfAnts dHoWD up0n the County RooA ruAd.
 The Doard rsssrvss the right to rejsss an , 01 ell bida
 Iy orSoF ee the 6oasA Of oupsgyisors.
 D. '. AIrCAILL. Clerk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
The Great English Remedy

h . nevs- laiiing earo for Nerve Debility Ex hsustsd Vitality Sem inal WeAk oOGo spermaiaSrhosa, Lost Man hood, I'm potency . Psysiysis, end all the terrible effec, of seif abuse, youthful foiiies. and exeesees In ua atare yeArs-aaeh e lces of memory ,lnasitnds. noe furuAl eminsBons. aver.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
netiee for Pub icafjeu.

LAID OFFICE AT PEE~coTT, AAIzoxA
 February a, 1ss6 Sosrcs is sefeoy given th | tks zolssvlnx- nsoe1 settler has xi~s notice of his iutens,na so oahs naal preos in support os his eissu xn4 thas naid proof viil t- a...a- before tb. eag1ster ed Receiver af ifs. rnttcc sf.,-.. LAnd ne1cs q Prescott ssxa s, fk- ! eeZ 0 hArrA. lSh. viz. Gesgx wst.t@s. os Prescott, Arixona, fer kis b sg . s.Ty sts,e Denf No I,i<7 fsr tss soush l |. 10 -e~.1, veef s .nA the nsrsh \ cf the sg ]. set i. seeooa S i've. @ is Tovnsnfp ss ar es tisi forA of range No. fvo fsD west
 Ne .sass the soilosinx uifne.<es 70 Yr.Fs sl sn eca aaeo1s resi1-ncr spon, snd eR5tiF.- tsco cf saba. land. vsx. oss Pe;>r,oc. .D. Co. Ieoo C. essy and ko5er. H Sarasster. es Pfeseo<f, fsvApsi Co. Artyoes Irrriter,
 IBcnAs Erxs
 Register
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10


 positivs cure for Pro~istorrneI Prtss sf either invigorsior. e per eoti.e; six fH 91. Sent to any address en receipt of pFtce og c. O p RespoDsibie pe sons pay vnen curo6. strfeteat se cf ecy aiEtAined. PntieneS saroa si heme. Liebig's Dispenssry runs CT eie- rant ruR store in it's building. Consoltassoa personally or by letter fres.
 ORDINARY cAans.
 Any recent cases ef special oG 7rtvass dis- eeoos cured for eio. Remedies sufficient to cure viii bs promptly sent with fuil dissee1oos md sdSics on receipt Of Si0- All paekagoa seeursly covered frf tn ooseiv n.
 Invigorator Samples Eres. .-i or address DR. LIEBI0 . 70. - G~axv strest- Privs.e entrAnee. tes Aason Dr. Litix's wonderful Magnetic He~:srs or seif. N e nstisers the dl -afest CurI.ive In. ventis of the age. Evevy man or woman no he thsii own mn netic healer N man required on the end If the end of ths healer. consequently no bi fses te pAy ne hani rrbbvr. Price e. com etc. Sold only ai the Dr. Lsebig Dispenssry.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
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