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Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

NEW YORK, July 6.-Mexican let ters urge that Diaz, though himself the production of revolution, is re. ally established in nearly all the States, and that the probabilities of a new revolution in Lerdo's interest seem materially reduced. It is an establish
 ed fact that he has called Romero and Manchera to his Cabinet, both of whom are opposed to revolution. Diaz has also deposed from the command of his brigade Gen. MOaleet, one of the fiercest defenders of the Tehuante- pee revolutionary plan. Diaz's efforts to re-establish constitutional govern ment have lost him the support of the reyolutiOnlSts, but won the support of the more respectable old Juarez party.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

U. $. DEPUTY SURVEYOR JOHN L. HAR- RIs and MT. John k. Farrell returned from Clifton on Thursday. They are much pleased with the country out that way, and MT. Harris promises another letter next week on his trip.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Seoretary Ev arts has submitted 10 the Cabinet the order of the Oiaz Government that General Trevino resent by force of arms an invasion oi Mexican territory by United States troops.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

THE Los Angeles Daily and Weekly Republican has passed from MT Creighton's ownership to that of g company, and has ceased to make wal lon Col. Dunkelberger, postmaster Oi Los Angeles.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

ROME, July 4-Countess Lauretta Lamberting, who asserts that she is a natural daughter of Cardinal Anton elli, has commenced an action claim ing the whole of his property, which is estimated at many million francs.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

BOMBAY, July 5.-The famine dis trict is daily doing better Rain is plenty and sowing has begun. The position in Madras is stil grave Over a million persons are fed by relief works.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

NoRIEGA's train arrived from Yuma on Monday with l265 pounds freight for b Velasco. and smaller lots for F.. B. Pom roy, John Wasson, <. AinSa and Gov. Saf- ford. Train started back on Wednesday partly loaded with hides.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

PROBATE JUDGE JOHN S. WOoD has got fairly settled down 10 his work in an Of
 flee near the Palace Hotel. In speaking fore him, we get the reply that his endeav- or is 10 do exact justice to all concerned. This Is not unexpected, but it is so rare that an officer gets credit for earnest ef
 forts To do right, that we make q note oi thls. B. H. Hereford, Esq, Clerk Of Pro bate Court, is very competent, aud pleas ant gentleman with whom 10 do business.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

MEsILLA NEWS, July ': Mariano Barelas train of sixteen wagons start ed to the railroad Wednesday evening. with about 60,000 pounds of copper from Clifton, Arizona, copper mines.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

THAT money is abundant through. out the old States is amply shown in the subscription to the four per cent. bonds, over twelve millions of dollars having already been taken. Cincin- nati people had suscribed for $2,5OO, 900 up 10 July 6.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

FULLY, OCHoA & Co. shipped this week 39O4 pounds freight to Grant; 17Sl to Thomas; 27S to Huachuca; and quite a large lot of goods for their own house at Pueblo Niejo.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

CONsTANTINOPLE, July 4.-Smce the 10th of June the Russians have been defeated five times, and it is believed they have lost 10000 men. June 30 their wounded filled 500 wagons.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

Los ANGELES STAR, July s; NIT. Chilson started from Anahaim, for Ar Izona, on Friday, with two wagon loads of dried fruit from the Alden works in that town.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

THE mails for a few mornings have been several hours late. Yesterday it was oc- casIoned by the cars reaching Yuma sev- eral hours behind time, but before trifi,ng lccidents caused the detention.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

MIR. HARDEN of the telegraph office, now has a cOmpentent and long needed assistant in NIT. Clark, lately of the Phe- nix office.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

CAKR's train arrived from Yuma on Thursday with 5000 pounds merchandise for Lord & Williams and some for various others parties.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

IN June, patent was issued to the Thomson mine at Clifton, Arizona, in behalf of Burlingame ct al.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

THE reports are that the President will not define his views on the silver question until he sends hIs first mes sage to Congress.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14
OPEN ALL NIGHT.

Assorted Stock of General Mer,
 chandise Ever brought Co this market, oonslstingO O LADIES and GENTS
 FURNISHING GOODS. PERFUMERIES and
 TOILET ARTICLES. WHISKY. BRANDY and
 NATIVE CALIFORNIA WINES GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, MENs and BOYS CLOTHING.
 BOOTS and SHOES,
 CROCKERY, SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCO, GENUINE HABANA CIGARS.
 PATENT MEDICINES, LOOKING GLASSES, all sizes, HANGING and SIDE LAMPS. And other articles too numerous tO mem ton, all Of which will be sold at the l. Lowe M a r k c It n O s
 for Cash. Parties ordering goods from the Country may rely upon getting
 Just what they Order. Any article purchased that does not prove as represented, may be returned Co me by express at my expense. We consider it no trouble tO show goods. You will find it greatly Co your advantage 70 call before purchasing elsewhere. Store Corner Main and Congress Streei5-
 <. H. DRACHMAi!.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

THEo. WELIsCH offers best Of goods at cost and no mistake. Read new adver- tisement of particulars.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

CASHMERE suits reduced from 80 tO SO, 6c. Go and convince yourself at Drach- mans store.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

SrxTY-THREE thousand pounds Of bar ley were shipped 10 Camp Huaohuea on Thursday by train Of Lord & Williams.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

RUSSIAN and Havana cigarrltos st J. s. Mansfeld's News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

BooTs and shoes, dry goods, notions Of all kinds, just received at Drachman's.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

GEO. II. STEVENS, Esq. purchased large lot ot goods at Lord & Williams :hls week for his store at San Carlos.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

MAJOR ROCHE, [. $. Paymaster, paid the troops at Lowell on Tuesday.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

ATTENTION, miners and farmers, the latest patented Overalls and jumpers al Draehman's, al great reduction.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14
The Citizen for Sale.

UNHE ARIZONA CITIZEN IS F0R SALE
 af an advantageous price 70 person or persons thoroughly famIiar with and competent 70 conduct the TsPaPer and printing bnsiuess.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

THE very best assortment Of writing material, ink, pens, etc., can be found al J. S. Mausfeld's News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

SAN PEDRO correspondence too late for to day. Will give it next week.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

"How much have you paid for your suIt.- "sl0 O0.p "Here is a suit paid only S5.OOat <. II. DrRchman's."
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

ATTENTION SMoKERs.-If you want a fine imported Havana cigar. go to Mans feld's News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14
Silver King and Northern King

A letter just received from Florence says: Am informed the Silver King mill and concentrator at Picket Post will start up very soon, and report says that the mine looks exceedingly well throughout
 The Northern King Shaft is 137 feet deep. 4 drift IS being run east (now in twenty-feeD to cut the vein through which the shaft passed sixty feet in sinking, and with good results, as in the face good ore is being taken out.
 Have 10 report a very important strike in No. ? shaft of the Silver King South, at a depth of G feet, six inches. Have passed twelve feet through the vein, three or four feet of which is very rich, and no sign of a foot wall.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14
Local Mining Affairs.

THE best brands chewing and smoking tobaccos at MansfeId's News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1877-07-14

BLAgk bonds for sale Of mining claims for sale at CITIZEN office. IT
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-21
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They Ind bcrn ont 10 the graveyard
~ hurry Mrs. pidRcon, mud we're riding
homie In the carriage with tlle lefcnNed
wilnwrr. While IN sopped Ills oycA
with his handkerchief hc told about her:
IN one respect never INV her equal.
She VIVA u manager. I've knowel Tint
woman limits lying ont there In tle tomb
10 TAXI M old pair u my trousers mud
cut them up for tl,c boys. Shell make
n splendid M,it u clothes for both ~
them out III them oil pant~, mud cap
for Jnhinly, aud have some left OVER for
Il rng. carpet. henidca making handkcr.
chiefs out ~ tli" pockets, mud Il hustle
for lierself out 81 tile other lininga. Give
her any oil garment anil II Win m good
M n gold mine. Why, she',l take .
wurn.olt NIX X mud make good oycmOnt
out Of IL. believe. Hhc Ind q turn for
thAt Kind III economy. There's one III
my lirtn TINT bought In Is47 still 10.
Ink about making itnrlf useful IN window
cnrtaint md plenty 81 other things.
Only lust July onr gridirOn Rnyn ont. mud
SIN took II npart, and III two hours
II WIN rugged on tho sidn III tho house
an a splendid iightning.rol, MI except
Whit rllo Ind made inio poker aud M
iec.pick, lngeniomxY Why, alie kept
her family In buttons and whistles out
N thu hmm homes xlle saved, nnh nhe
made fifteen princrl, chicken cuupx from
her Old hoop skirts. mud i pig pm ont -
her nsed.up corset bones. 6ho nevoe
wnntea solitary thing, Let ! ca do
around nnr ho,Ina, mud ihs first thing
you knew Mary Janc'd have muif and
= wi of f,rn, snd i'll begin 10 find mince
pies on the dinn.r.tablr. She'd stuff
icatlief Ind with Tho feathers nhc'd got
IN one little bit III ro0strr, anil she'd
even utilize Tin reaches In the Kitchen
su's they'd run lhe churn- Ind 4 ma
chinc she invented for the purpose. I've
soen lei cook potato paiings no'n you'd
think they xern canyas.back duck, aud
ahs had way Of doctodng up shavings
that tho pad a., EN- ani grow fat on
en-. | believe TINT woman could build
four story hotel IL you'd give Lsr
angle pin~ hoarl " ttsAmboss mt n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-21

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clainvsl that d iew xhueks Will ssIsvtnally
hiring any harse, how.sss aals. h sssms.
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day Afternoon. Prof. Tarr. VIM has
maa,r Coenae his study. ssai.s ihat The
man .cntcr's propensity for taking rlirr
ont III rsrrs man NJ sees II slir~rtls
caused hy cruel blows mi thr heal RiyrM
him hy former owners. Tlrr blows
aefane.l his hrnin nnl rendered his
heal tnn.lef. eni. instead II lighting
with ihr f.et, ~ IN the natural wny for
horses to battle, he fights with his
mouth, in orl.r ~ protect his sore
heal. Tapp further thinks that thr
electricity, IN addition 10 Keeping the
man.cater III check, will also tend 10
regulate hir brain. Al any rate. tile ~.
~nlt VI thr exhibition On Sunday will hc
another Trick Ia the tower oi .lcctri,
science. The experiment was tried On u
mustang nj the STABLES yesterday with
gratifying results, hut 6ognac ~ bliss.
fully unconscious Of the forthcoming
earthquake IN hs mouth.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-21


tEfuln IN lhielAiaw III ths a'lltagsa Irlhuasl
Ill reporter asked:
- d. YIN attribute my especial mo.
'ive 4 Clint ioarph for sparing prison.
Graz
u nisn him credit for spnrina prison,
Tn. IL conducted M rnr.fnl. skillfnl
and hllmare 4 campaign ~ EVER WAX con-
Quoted by IN Indian. H. IL the hest
specimen 81 North American Indian
ever INV IN this county. IL IL differ
mt irum Sitting Rmll Jnsrpl III I'M.
mnne, Sitting Hull ~ the most perfect
savage | war ,nrt Joseph respects
education. nh, wants IA become civilized.
Sitting Hnll'a aim II ~ remain savage.
lie ,lanpires civilization. lie said 10 lne
Inst iall want h. be- nn Indian, an
don't Will ~ be M agency Indian,
ciil.1. u VIVA no nse 10 argue or ne.
rniiate With Sitting i,nll. rnw TINT.
u II never any nse III nlRiir with MI In
d,un until yon l,nyo whipped linn. ut
t.nH DULL hul Il larger following than
Joh.pli. Tho former hnl over 900
WARRIORS. Willie tho latter haI only about
aW
!" Had the Nex l'erees my renl priev.
anesA Which ennaei them ~ 10 Ia war ?"
Yes, sir, They bad. A ABORTION III the
reservation which wan given them hy
tl. Government WAS tnk.n from them
without their consent. lllny w.rc
cheated aud drfrnnlcd IN various ways.
The while people were bound % ut
tllelr lanl. They wanted II heca.iue IL
VIM cool. Tho Neg p.rees were inrl
approaching civilization. Soine lad
gUol farmrnnl stock. They could speak
English. They worked hard, raiscd
vegetables, nnl packed them 10 the fni,len,
sh.re they sill them, :
" Jonrph GhfihlinnixoI r.
don't know NJ what extent. III
Mns nui nj advocate III lhr war, and all
through l,e wnr opposed IL Il. nnd against
the fiililig nnrtirn nni killing VI people
Ia tilt whit settlements.
Then tiu wnr WAN not his el,N,sinRf"
:" II. eunns.ied against il, and told his
people nlnt thu result would be-.
i,p ypu think The Nex rrrrcs Aro
nov inalinnltoward 4 permanent pcarcS"
-. W. they hnyr given up "a.
ureiy thy have been bully cnt ~
pieces. Thy have lost about forty III
kiIlf.i, innlil,inR those lpnt In thu fight
md thoss aillel by the chsyennes aud
AHrilllunna.
iiHs. the Nex pcruA anything ieftS"
fhey haye nothing except their
clothing, roles and blankets. They hnd
accumulated Homc property. tine olL
man hal sHsal &yO.nlAD when l,r went
lutte tie wAr, $1,000 III which 10 had ia
rend, money. ll. Nnz P.tue. wcfn the
mont el.sarprising, pfohparon. and Ia.
telligeAt Indians VIZ had previous 10
their late VA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-21


We know of three methods. First,
the old French plan. This II followed
chiefly in Paris by men who make il
special business. They take adecp tub,
with water on the hasinu nd n little
elevation in the middle like mn island.
On which ~ only place for just ono rat 10
sst IN. The trap tn covered nnl lima q
lnrgs halnnre.snlyc, opening downward.
On tho mll,llc III TIL. valve il piece III
fried pork or cheese In placed. AMI when
the rat walks on to II 10 get the cheese
tho valve goes down, drops the rat into
the water. and moves back In position.
A ROAD In made from the rat. hole IL the
top III the tub by means III pieces NJ
board rubbed with cheese, No IN IN mako
tho walk attractive for tho rntH In thu
course ~ night, some ten, twenty, "a
even more rata may 10 down, md II tho
island VII. not there they would b.
found most NIL alive la tho morning,
quietly swimming around Int the pro-
vision OF tho little islnnd suses thc
trouble Of killing them, beeanse their
egotistie instinct Tor preservation cruises
them 10 ilght f,y The exclusive posses,
sion III TIN island, IN which, In thu
morning, tic strongest mt In found la
solitary puAarHsion, nll tile others being
killed and drowned around him. Sec
ond, tin New York plan, invented ~
one nf the Friends. The floor near the
rat.holo Ia covered will, Il thin lnyer OF
mos ua.stic po,asSa. When the rats
walk IN this II makes their fert aorr
these they lick with their tongues. which
mnk.s their mouths sore, md the result
IL TINT they sl,ln tllc locality, not nlono.
but appear 10 till MI the ntn Ia the
neiglhnfllonl nhont IL, nud eventually
the house In entirely abandoned hy them,
Notwithstanding tho houses around nre
full of rata, Third, the Dutch method.
This II mid 10 bc used successfully In
Holland. We have. however, never
tried IL A number VI rais nrr left IA
themselves In Il very large trip IT engc,
with no food whatever. Their craving
hunger will cn,isc them To fight, md the
weakest will la eaten by the strongest.
After n short time Tie fight III renewed.
and the next weakest III tho victim. and
NJ II goes Oh Till ono strong rat Ii left.
When this one hus eaten tin lust remains
III my of tho others, II IN vet looHc.
The nnimnl hns now acquired Huch
taste for rnt.ilesh that liz IN the terror 81
NIL rntLun. Hping about seeking Whit
mi hr may deyonr Iii nn i.credibly
short ti,nr the prcmircn were abandoned
by MI other RITA. Which will not com,
bnek before TIN cannibal rat Inns left or
died. ~.uaanfantW,r aud Huafiar.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-21

Nm matter whit nay be tho extent ef yans su4ss.
lDa ,fy alts II h.Fp a.tets. islitf n lasuntqAe.
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iaif sgleHtrriea IN pharmacy date has Ices thantsh
,sesa ND shnt safNhsta,.haut gums aud rfs,neaa
trinity IL tflt sntati,s Plaster. III kpathihR heal,
,ny, E Ill Alihsuing pfupsrtt ~ fat surrttnr 10
I'LL atr IIHAtHf* hF NaHfn IN usu W the kesunlkn0
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90 So Nsss NANws $50 - Am#@Ass
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AIR, rrnltint1ss, Boston, Mass,
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THE Nssss sasst complementary ftI~si
ssg i1ss var sisa~sei ts.Fasi rsenrse ssa
paying lm%ss. with ass SO m.snhesA
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With sl.url narsns@fn.l
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y ststnst rtnti thar uihss Asnsriean
care Last WIN rfn frll down nimris.
Ave Ia,ei Shaft struck with emphasis I'm
hasl fss1. lived s,xsrrn days without
f,ssi ~ Masef. was taken ont eiies that
time md immediately ran lp~n aud
totally destroyed = ras that presumed soo
mneh IN Appearances. and appronrhc.,
rather top NEAR thu siekls.lockinr
oNninc.
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Wmrr stassy. 40 the moat fashion.
abls rsuaLluati,r M, wedding ir,nlustt
vii. r1AA.hnds
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sANFoRp,s RADICAL CURE

mol nny promptly arrests thr cofraalnK dis1bAfkea
hi taIaffh, hui, hi sympathetic action. festnrssfo
fnAna hpath NIL The uFfana ~ The heal thai have
pnaa ftrrsa by II, Aaa exhibit any VI the follow.
ln4 affections ~
lDenaetts~ vf.~Asspss, I~MssN~A era Asatssvy
lsss. pntnfMl nnd WMtcfy EyrA, Loss ~
HsAflng EnGgarttr, NGMrYllgin Ut TN Ear,
Discharges frspM the War. lllnKtnx NOlsca
III tim tieNsi, DlsslMcsa. Nervous Head.
Mche, Gulna la thu TuMplua, 10AA ef tho
tt,u lf.tlu, INglNmMmtt0n III tho Tonsllas
I'utrisi kore Throat, Tickling ar 1enrlstnH
Tough. lironchltis, and lleudtnk VI the
l.tAtiHs.
Zach package rentahs nf. Eanforha Improved
fretlans faf lsa hi .iirnws rfles. N. fgs sale VIZ
MI Wholesale en1 retail druggists anil .dYglrts
ttTnnphnpt thin United riHtrA anil tnhAdnss NJ fkB
rpllals. tt.nefal Agents Aal NAUlesala Drug
psAtAt lf1ssan, Ms,