The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-24
A Good 'FesiiEn Q os.iuf.

from recent columns of the San Fra lcisco Examiner:
 MARTINEZ, January 29, 1891. To EDWIN w. Joy Co.,:
 Dear Sirs-Tn looking over the advertisements in the Arizona SENTINEL, l saw a notice of Joys Sarsaparilla as q cure for head aches. I bought a bottle. AL though having no faith in it, yet it helped me in so many ways that I kept on with it. I have had a turnor on the side of my neck for seven years. It was very painful as we'll as great modification to me, being about four inches in diameter. I had consulted several physicians and they had all told me that there was no cure, that I would have to submit to an oper- ation. But when on the third bottle I one day noticed that it was very much smaller, and now it is so nearly gone that can just see that it is there. I am taking the seventh bottle now. It was very great surprise to me, for 1 never once thought that it would do that any good. To say that I am pleased does not express my delight. only took a teaspoon full three times a day for the first three bottles. After that a desert spoonful. My friends are sur prised and when say "Joy's Vege- table Sarsaparilla" did 1t they hardly believe mo. But one lady friend has just bought half dozen bottles. She says If 1t will dc that for you, I know it will help me-" And several other friends who have observed these things are taking it. shall always bless the Arizona SENTINEL and be a frieud of "Joy's Sarsaparilla." You can publish this or not just as you please. 1 am well known here, having lived here for 30 years, and the tumor everyone noticed and spoke about. Excuse me for talk ing so much of your time, but am so delighted to have gotten rid of such an unsightly object and so easily that l really could talk about it forever. I am stronger, have better color and good ap- petite. Mss E. JAMES.
 Martinez, Cal.
 It is now nearly a year since the above incident and there is still no suggestion of her old trouble; the cure seems to have been complete.
 Matt Flynn left for Los Angeles, | Monday.
 N. Merriam of Omaha, was in town during the week.
 Fred Miller was down from the Pot Hole camp Monday.
 Onofle Daniels returned from his up-river trip Monday.
 Sheriff M. J. Nugent returned rom Aubrey on Saturday last.
 w. B. Storey, IT,, came in from jila City for day this week.
 Charles W. Cowles has gone to Los Angeles on a business visit.
 F. L. Ward has gone to South. 'rn California on pleasure trip.
 Rafael Fraijo and wife took their departure for Cargo Muchacho on last.
 The adjourned term of the Dis rict Court, will begin here next Monday morning.
 J. M. Molina and family moved nto their new residence on Main treet few days ago.
 Pete Burke, who has been ab- ent from town for several weeks, eturned few days ago.
 B. L. Swaine of the Southern 'acific Company was in Yuma Il the early part of the week.
 Corey II. Thompson of Sacra- nento, who is the owner of Mo- hawk valley land was in Yuma, Monday.
 Miss Anita Gandolfo returned Ionday from pleasant visit of everal weeks duration to relatives n Ventura. California.
 There would be more building one in that portion of Yuma ting east of Main street, if the own levee was properly repaired nd raised.