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NON hEAD1'
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New building erected purpo5ely. model ofits kind
Twenty.fourt year begins September II, 1878.
nr.,o.aon III IL cIIARIIER Director.
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DERTHA NJ CLAY'S new book entitled
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A HINT TO THE CoNsUMPTIvE.-A CORES
pondent of MOndes calls attention TO the fact that
butchers though they may be pale and thin when they
enter the business, quickly gain freshness OF color
stOuness and generally comfortable look IL is pure
felton, OF course that they put aside the best portions
of the meat for themselves, and 10 ia known fact that
most OF them lose appetite Tho correspondent attr
butes their general well-being TO assimilation through
the respiratory passages Of nutve juices Of the
volazed In the ARA kind OF nutrition by afusion. II
this be really fact IL Is argued that young people su
ferng from deficient impure blood, and especially
children Of a weak or lymphatc constitution, might be
subjected with advantage TO hygenic treatment based
upon II. A welknOwn French physician commends the
idea and offers tho following plan for the treatment OF
cOnsumptive persons In place OF sendng them of to dis
tant places with reputedly mild climates. In we'll
ventilated sunlit and sheltered room with southern
pOsure would, by OF MousserOn brazer, the
high moist heat Of which Is salutary and favorable
respiration. form for the patient artificial climate
like that OF Nice Florida, having all the advantages
without the nconyenienoes OF the real eiQate To aid
the antseptic actOn Of the moist air, rich
pors charged with dissolved oarbonc acid, he would
place In corners Of the room open bottle
OF water saturated with sulpburous acid BY this
rangement he thinks the progress Of tho differentiation
would DO arrested
POCKET LIFE BUoYs.-The accident to the
excursion steamer Princess Alice, on tho Thames, BY
which nearly 600 lives lost has directed attention
to tho condition OF vessels and the urgent need
OF huduOhal HIeshNhs bpplratusj huu Inc OcteHtyc
American makes these very sensible suggestions Our
purpose in speaking plainly OF the disaster is not to
needless alarm, but to two practical ends
First TO convince all persons women especially, OF the
need OF becoming practically familiar with the construc
ton and OF the life buoys provided steamers
second to call the attention Of the ingenious to the cry
ing need Of a cheap portable fepreseryer-something
that hawkers might sell at the piers for 25 or 80
cents; something that could be carried in the pocket
without inconvenience easily and securely attached 10
the trunk shoulders inflated If need be- after the
wearer in the water something that could be at
taohed child instantly, TO the largest sized adult
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1s7s...PoLITICAL CAMPAIGN...1s7s
THE
HAND BOOK OF POLITICS FOR 1879.
EDWARD MCPHERSON.

Giving in Compact yet Comprehensive Form the Facts,
Statistics and Arguments Of All the Living
Issues Of the 1878 Campaign.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
CHRISTMAS TREE

On Tuesday eve s' Old santa Clans - made
 his appearance at the Prescott Theater
 building, there te meet his yOun. frier,ls
 and distribute the gifts which the preat sift-c1ver in iis muniiceSee provided for the occasion. Prescott children should feel well pleased with The results. for of all
 those present, between two and three huE-
 dre'', not one was forgotten. Some of the
 older ones also received valuable presents.
 and immediately fergOt that their childhood days were things of the past, and actually Imagined themselves of the little ones"
 After the many costly presents were distrib-
 uted, and the curiosity of all as to what
 santa Claus would bring this one or that
 one, the Fall Was arranged for dancing.
 when all, old and young. joined in trippin,,
 the light fantastic toe to the sweet strains of music furnished by ths Twelfth Infantry Band II was pleasant thought to know that while the young hearts of this interior town were being made happy by kind re- membranes, the same thing was transnir : Ing throughout the whole len gth and breadth 1 of our Christian land. The poor. tI,a lame and the bind were net forgotten. and I the many Christian acts that were enacted | on the eve of the birthday of cur Savlor. were "t such a character flat the nation should feel Prond of the day, and all things good done thereon
 One of the boys in blue" who evidently had been celebrating and partaking of the good thiugs generally yesterday, including egg nog and. perhaps something stronger in the line cf 70 be joyful" became seme- what mystilied, snd misionk the residence of Hon. Murat Masterton for Fort Whinpie. and insisted upon being admitted as a mat Ter of right, and he did enter bat was com pelled to break in one of the doors to gain [ iie interior of a private residence. He was Jecied rather unceremoniously by Mr NJ. who took in the situation at a glance. and :, iid not wonucr in the least that any man n the state he found the intruder impued with, should mistake his "small cottage bv he way for Fort Whipp!e, headquarters or ven New York city, for the poor fellow leeiared that Joe Duprey's horses and bret 'ere as large Granite mountain. He is nly guilty of having strayed from the path rectitude, and should be taught that such lkes as perpetrated by him in the kitchen Ia Mr MaStcrton are not even excusabe on a hristmas day. u
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
THURSDAY.
Taking cold.

k,.lraking cold.
 -. is announced for New le" "A A ., pas.s ,ss new theatre building
 .s,he .boys" are still "eeseps. ,s.s Sss some 'ss O. tnow that. Christmas oi i''' "'' passed and gone forever ..,.s
 ;.l party. enjoyable in every .,.ss se"Ss If e,, A sos' ssori, was given at the resiu'"0' - l 'ns us.kell. last evening.
 r, ,e.ms arrived this forenoon; p;nnar,ls losnis i, iws saur for Messrs. Bowers < nesa,S; es ,s;, w,'a ..c just now the flour Kings 0' '"'' sectfon. ,,..., ,,nax.
 1,row. every y5ody in Pc ;coe. suoa' ~. ~N' .slising at trinidad, coloraa'' .sn' an' ..z asesra into an engagen'ent "i.h sO"' aas .',aps $ siolinist.
 ., .elgspbic dispatches to aay' iI n,a .o, Nencssis rupture in the iine. .,.,ra, pos. ssqueex exsey where the oFesA oosa.ss, .sa,ss, knes s,,,e tas able to present our resee R s;,s S, & sbs ksssover the wires to-'a''''~'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

We understand that a marriage take. place this evening two miles wes, of Pres colt
 Stick Candy 8 cents per pOsnd at Bowen. Knowles & Co. 6.,s, Reduction in the price of News,~re-s. cominencing on January !, Is-s. par!;es de- slring to subscribe will do well fo serd in aheir orders m time to confluence with fha new year. gdill KELLY * STEPHENS. MAPieSyrupandSugar, at Bowen. Knowles Fresh Cranberries at Bowen, Knowles X
 decs3 Just received full line of imported French brsndies and Dry Mum Chanpagne. also Kentucky whisky, at
 d6 Ror,nr C.,,-,-,
 Diamond. Emerald, and Turquoise Riny, at Morgsn's. Imported Cigars, ? for 25 cents, at Bowen. hiio"ls & Co. d25 furniture of every variety and at vour own figures can be purchased a, the Pioneer store of F.. Stahl. who iS making room fn- a supply that will he purchased in the Eastern market next Spring. The stock on hand VIII be sold regardless of price. Dec l3, ls7s.-tfs BuY THE BEsT-Always cheapest in tie long run. so get your boots snd shoes at the olty Boot ana Shoe Store, next door ;o Jewelry Store, near the Post ,Mce. A J. MAsox. 1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
Notice tOCreditOr..

| ln the ma ter of the Estate of J.m,. P R,,u A.. | ceased. '' nun oe-
 Notic i- hereby given hy the unsI.r-iens,i knini.
 ator Of the c~tSte of James F. Bull tieceuse t th ers,ors or and all persons having claims against th.
 Alo de ee to exhibit the necessary yuucher- ~ithi,
 i oi the nrst publication of this notice Co the said Administrator at his rr-itcur. i'm N,n.r.l t.s NohaVe county. Territory of Arizona. ~ n nM; & hhIban. Administrator Of the estate as lame. !. -sMls,ss5,pa,s December 2oth, 1873. ny hAiils for cs.--- -----.---- hefrin are now due ana i--..,,
 If not paid on or before the ssx.sayerS. her ISsS will be returned delingusut sa- ,.r cent will be added thereto. '' ''"' ED. F. BOWERS Ia. Collector. proscott Dtc. 6. Is7s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
For Village lIarsIsoI

hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection to the office of ViIluga NIar-hni at the coming election in January, lS7p. If elected, will do my duty without fear or i'nor. n, j. M. DODSON.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
Notice TO Creditors.

Estate of Daniel Quinn, deceased.
 Noti,-e is hereby given by the underszned ainnis- trHtor of the estate Of Daniel Quinl drozsed, to the credit s of and all persons having d aims against the a;d ccaaed exhibit them with the necessary Nouce ers within ten months the first publication of tbs uc ticc John Howard. the attorney of said sn- trator at his office in the village of Prescott Azona
 W. ]. DWELL, Sdm'r. pr.srott Arizona November 2O. ls7s.-iV
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
NOTICE.

ne interest or the nn1ersigned in the firm of .s;r Ellis, doing business at Phenix i'm this TerrItory mas ceased from and after the 18th Jov of 0r.,n.- iS,s All liabilities incurred before and after thst d, VIII H oe hquidated by the remaining partner Ivmar fHis' my responsibility eeasing tne above date
 December 25, Is7s.-sw A'" ci'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Village Assessor.

Respectfully announce myself A csuaii,.e for Vy @ at tle hext election for Village Ofhssrs non. h eects7i will try aud discharge the nti, f u'a oniee lsiriy and intellgently. N. T. HERZOG
 Prescott Dec. ?, ls7E.-ti
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
DIED.

N In West Prescott. Dee. e4th. MS of rythod pheeinonia, Alfred Henry HerTick, native Of Nainp aged S? years and nine mouths sau Fr,,,,,sIa' .; Maine papers please copy. N hARIOS-In Prescott: Dec 2sl Is-s f,4-.,,, ,,
 u VI ai. ana Mr. l. II Marion, aged : n onths ann ua! ulersi from the residence of the f.Iu:ly ta morrov, st p.m. 4-If' ''-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
Fair Warming.

Intendag to leave here carly January for the Hast uesirons of settling up my business before leaving. hereby give notice that .,l book .sun,s ana lS,s dne and unpaid by the first day of January Is7s VIII VII 1e iaced in 'he hands sf an Attorney for MIME DlA1E collection.
 "Thls l. Positive" hee To- iS'r JOHN e. CAMPBELL
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

And in accordance sith ls~. aud ss eslff " Board 0f Directors, insde es tfs Tt-nS-T-t t31stl szrh Sfal sssy bs nscs> .ry VII be sold q pnbEe aSctioss at 'ne '--cson H0ase of Jehn asdd,son Son. Nc. li9 Pine Street frsnei-eo Cal, on hos DAT, the TWENTIETH 10th day of JAstAhf, i5ss, the hoas of 0ss oeiook D. of said dzJ 70 pay rs i@nqur. ss-.sss.snf thereon together with costs or asissrsisiis Eld expenses of the .sie. -.
 wm- N. LENT, Secretary. Onice. ns0rn ffznei-co stock Exenzns- ba,',s ux No S2s Pine street. San Fr4Drs-ess- Cal or'a-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
Delinquent Sale Noice. TIGER MINING COMPANY

Location of principal place 4 business, san frAn- cisco. California. ,.
 ,,s,,,sin Yayspai count6 Arizona Territory.
 NoTICf-Th.ie are dflsnquent upon the following ,,,,d s,.,s on a,eount of ssse.-msnt No. 2i lev "a @ me Si-t day of0ciobsr, ls7s the several amounts s, ,pi,. the nss of the respective shareholders
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
Dissolution N0tice

The undersigned have this day dissolved the ro,,.y, nership herefofor~ existing between them u the h.rs snithins business. by mutual consent, yam~. Howe, se'ahng the business, collects and settles ali ous.,an ins aeeoantA- JAMES HowEY,
 JAMES PATTERSON Prescott Dee. iS is7s.-swks
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
VILLAGE ELEcrIoN

Al meeting cf citizens held on Monday evening tA ollowing gentleaen nominated as csndid.t,s h. he en suing election. " fon M,NoR--MORRIs ooLDwATER. soh SSSscfLNEs.-p. C. Thorne, James Daley, foH TREAsCRER, T. !. Morgan.
 Assessor-S. T. Ritting
 Dec. l1, ls1S.-td.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
New Dresnakinx Rooms.

MS. Merrill has re-opcned Drss<makinx Estahli-A- hSnt, on OrAnite st-, third door below (suriry st sess m she Sn be pseased Co her old eustom~rs an al otaers who may favor her with ihssr p.rr,,n.s, sais From & to Si2; all other work eorrr-pons,iny
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
NOTICE TO rEAcHEHs

The County Board of Examiners of Yayanai couut, ii ee in session al the school House, Prescott ot the aith of December ls7s for the pur,so.e f ex.h ing applicants for teachers
 Dec. 16, ls5s.-,d .h...,.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
DR. SPIN N B Y, No. KEARNEY STREET. rrsats all chonic and Special Diseases
 <nIT<E MFE

,, .f,y- p;. sr,FFTRIHa FROM THE IF. tA t.s ,f youtafal sss-s Ilsdscraloa N'n 2" s, % ~ sil ts,e,s.eveS Of fhis the Eeae boon sN, @ - s,, Y, s, slt.r f sulfering buinzsity- pE- sflNNt s,b ~ e . srfsst t3 l g.srs oi ssialist NsSk- s .,r rxsxsis sase-se of zEy llni or esrSeieF Ne hs T,,,der4aies and fziif Co cure.
 HIpDLE-4GED siRS.
 There Ars many 2, te age ef tI,Y sa sap @n srs lii, , sssssent essryEiI91 0s sle tlEdoeri 5r, aru.IaIassf by q i ssGrttag oF burning -eii- .sot, s,d xeaklaess of the system in IrNuIser the at.es,t cannot account for. On ex1unihg the urinary s-it. ro,g sediment Nili often be found and roI@ times small particles of sit5ze vtl 7t s sir color vr;Il be of thin tstisE kssS. aalu e4r,ne to o7rs dss aiffsi.y Ignorant of the ezse. which is the ~eccc s-,r of serninal weakness Dr. B. VII g.-ce per ls cure L. all such clses. ard hsz,S rasi0rau0a 0i she gsniio- urinary 4-tSel-s. . .,s s.cE fe.g R1s 10 and ta S sunasaSs ir0ln il ,a m . u Generalization free TAr-saSh s1-sztt<fioi ,-..i ..s,iee. ss. Cal or Aad-ss~.
 { Dlg. sPIySkE < CO.,. \ ussl5a&xIy Se. Il KeA<asy st-s s-n krznriseo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
LADIES TAKE NOTICE

The undersigned has recently arrived from s. Fran cseo aud located on the North West corner of 1,.n,s and Willis streets for the purpose of treating the of thls city to hIst class ~ ~
 bRESS IND CLOiE NAKER one who thoroughly understands her business .n uark Tor Day not pleasure. Nothing but frst-l... s,.,, solicited Nps n ,r,, Prescott, Dec. i5. Is:s-tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
For Village Treasu cr

IHe undersigned, at the urgent solicitation of pu,. ehs cltizeus, consents to become a candidate fnr Vii se treasurer at the ensuing election, January Y is!o December 10, lsTs. Ai'''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

Losr near Prescott small bay mAre. hrands~i ws on the shoal9er. Leave mar~ or ios1-,o.,,., "a Plaza Stshle<, Prescott VIM sruW@Ss
 Prescott Nov. is. ls7S-Su.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
GIkl. WANTED.
Lost.

SIT to do general hoa-ework can and snple, mem, ey affsying af once af l. wOIIENRFRa.s -. - NS1teHHins and Willis sfrress. Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
MARRIED.

Dh aih hS"-eidAoNS-At the residencs of ina na parents, by II. II. Carter, Probate Jnsie. Ste' zitn' ISIS, Mr. Wm. A. Dsarin % Miss MEri
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
NStlce.

css contracted by the partner. or by her x., ten order. RT aCx aSYp~ - ". s ""
 Prescott, D-e. h ls-s W.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
For Sale.

IhisrN YOKE oF rfNE WORK OXEN, and ofacs -s~ -se''s~ ~ 'nss Frr~co,f. nec. 2 ISIS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
For Sale

ln a--ar.e .-srtson ef Prvs,ost. roca psyrns rro this olts ~ae-te ~ erssr0,i. August <. s.isss.-sf