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Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
JUST RECEIVED BY NAH
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON,
and the Best Selected Stock Ever Trough to this market, Lower than ever befor' offered.

The reason these Great Reductions ii prices are made IS io euabl~ us to mak. room h,r our New. Elegant and arg stock of Supple and Fancy Gu"dS whic we are NOW ECEIViNG. To secur' the benefit of these Great Bargains com at once.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

| JUST received, R Lro GodSch m idf x mrnture stnI". H large lui of fine rattan
 "aSS cls,Ir> and rock"iS.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
Poles.

All. SIZES, FOR BUILDING FUR A roscs Apply ,o Thco. Nciisch
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
Cosmopolitan Hotel
J. 8. COLLINS,
- rnIu--

HEALER IN GENERAL MERCHAN- pISE, CAMP THOMAS, \. T. has w on hand t complete stock Of Goods urh a~ are required by farmers, miners
 nd 'raVeI-rs. For sale at Lowest Market 'ric~s Branch Business at San Carlos. 'u.. many settlers along the Gila abova
 .d u.ipw Camp lhuWa~ wti' fHd O. to -advaafa.r '"fruGc Hlfb I. T. Cnisi@
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

CIR uLATING Library fin English, Span I>h and German ai the Pioneer News De
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

FINEST C"snac Brandy si John R. Dali x Co '~ wh"lrSsile iqaur deHl"rS. Me>illa -fr.pf, bs.rwer Man and Meyers streets.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

Tn. Bouhoir amt Panel photo graphs are made at BuehinaB's.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

STRANGERS c"miug to Tucson should moi 'orgeI to yiSii The Pioneer New- pot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

Watches repaired and warranted .t Shu>>Itr'S, on Church Plaza.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

roRVARDs FREIGHT s>NO MFR CHAN NOISE
 any Part Of the Wond lnsurine
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

l. ZECKESpoRg, ALBERT STEINFELp 2sg BrI'gy Rj, Tucson,
 NJ. AT.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

Wholesale & Retail, Meyers st., Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
n,zo<A and NIEXICO.

ARIZONA and MENICo' ool,cus Orders for Goods sIG Assures
 satisfaction, - roRVAKDs FREIG s,NO MFR
 CHANDIsE 2, sny Part Of the Wolld InsuTine II
 desIred.--
 Buys or Makes Advances
 -on alI-- ,gzoyA AND MEXICAN PRODUCE, The SALE Of ORES and MINERALS
 SPECIALITY. p,rssnd Exchanges Gold Dust, Gold ana silver Bullion, United States Treasury Drafts. Legal Tenders, Soldiers Warrantssnd Vouchers and
 Good Commercial Bills. snscisl orders will be attended to by h. San Francisco Branch House with prompt ness and fidelity. all orders and commissions should b' addressed 10
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

o,l,clts Orders for Goods sIG Assures
 satisfaction,
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

To RF~T-A furnished house. facing on | t-nuri Piazza. consisting of three r. "ms | nnd kitchen. App'y to <. II. Drarh ! mans store.
 SuB>cRIPrIoNs taken for all The lend | rng pap. rs nrd mnsnzines a the Pioneer News Depot THE largest sin of chaiIs of all kinds 1, at Leo CinldSrhmidr'S furniture store. ai prices to suit The times JUST rsreiv-d, ai Leo GoIdSchmidt's furniture sinre. H large Ini of fine rattan "aSy ci,tIr> and r"ck"Is. CIR UI.ATIrG Library in English. Span I>h and German af The Pioneer News De- pol. Ff<EST t;ognac Brandy si John R. Dali * Co '-. wh"lr~s:le IqInr deaI.rs. Me>ilIa >trrrt, brtwep MHin and Meyers streets. STRANGERS c"m,ug io Tucson should moi ,orgeI to visit The Pioneer Newl. D pot.
 Watches repaired and warranted .t Shu>>l-r's on Church Plaza. illuminated dIai st,m- wiuder watches >I1. at BPrgers. AIIkinds of rifles, pistols and cart. iges at Shu slpT'>, on Church Plaza.
 --~~~-- TuE hest brands or cIgArs and iobaccn ai The Pioneer News D-p"t. Toys and fancy goods al he Pioneer News Depot. The Bouioir Rnd Panel phOtO- graphs are made at BuehHnRB's. THE largest stock "f siaiinnery and legal 'b!spssst ;hs P.oneer So-s Depot
The People's vindicator., 1879-02-15

WANTED-A GOOD NAN FOR EVERY
W STATE and Territory in the Union :
. fair salery paid. Call or address LsBelle
Manfg. Co., % CLARK St. Chicago. 4w
The People's vindicator., 1879-02-15
Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

DAIN in the right side, under the
l edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade. and
it frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the.arm. The stom.
ach is affected with loss Of appetite
and sic kness; the bowels in general
are costive. sometimes alternative with
lax; the head is troubled with pain,
accompanied with a dull. heavy SEN
sation in the back part. There is gen.
orally a considerable loss of memory.
accompanied with painful sensation
Of having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains Of WEAKNESS
and debility: he is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning. and he COM
plains Of a prickly sensation of the
skin; his spirits are low; and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitudc enough to try it.
In fact. he distrusts every remedy.
Several of the above symptoms attend
the disease, but cases have occurred
where few Of them existed, yet exam.
ination Of the body, after death, has
shown the LIVER to have been exten.
Svely deranged.
The People's vindicator., 1879-02-15

WANTED. A GOOD AGENT to can.
vass Natchitocbes and the aljourning
towns for the best selling household Or
ticels in the world. Tip top profits, write
AZ once to Worlds Manufacturing Co..
, Clinton Place, New York. 4w
The People's vindicator., 1879-02-15
FEDERAL BULLD0yIN9,
( IN. o. De,noerst.l

s'VNs W O0uBOCkOtsl
Their are now here, % stand their
trial, . number Of citizens Of Teusas
paris, indicted By tho United States
grand jury. Sixty-ssven Of Caddo
have also been indicted. Many Of
these are here, and most Of tho otlers
oa their way. These citisens Of Lou.
isians have been indicted BY par.
tisan grand jury on tho testimony Of
diSreputsble witnesses /; they will be
prosecuted before . partiSsn judge
and Jury, and By . partisan district
attorney. There ID something ap-
palling in tho spectacle of moro than
. HUNDRED ftsemen arrested and
brought hundreds Of miles from their
homes 70 b tried BY . court organ.
fsed from 10 porters % its judge, to
persscste and convict. Do the 90.
pals Of constitutional government
fornish any parallel 70 this cruel aod
e6smefal spectacle : The personal
liberty Of tho citissn violated; the
right Of tho prisoner 70 Z speedy trial
b. . jury Of bic peers denied ; tho
judiciary debased, debauehed, and
made tho mean and contomptible in
strument Of political persecutiou In
tho interest of party Which has stol-
On tho government and bankropted
tho country. This 10 tho pase to
which . Republican adminfstration
has brought constitutional govern.
ment In Louisiana. Tho reconstruc.
ton policy.
"-that fatal and per6dious bark,
Built in the eclipse and rigged with cur.
60 dark" E.s
and which il was believed had drifted
away into tho past, again spreads ito
black and omin6us slils 10 our midst,
and daskens oil our sheses.
Il would seem, indeed, o. IL tho
American governmeot were drifting
Into : brutal dsepotism q irrsspon.
1ible md meecile1s q that Of Turkey.
Il i iopoasibls foe ny man p point !
70 NJ iost eauoD r. t6eee arrests and /
prosecutions. Their objset y not The !
vindiestion Of tho Law, nor tho punish. |
msnt Of ct3na nor tho projection Of
life ee IT, Iheir cole and Oh.
vious pe1poeo y - intlmidate aad,
Dverawe To Oe0orats and CooooCsl
.>A2S>.~ >RsY >A3>lS.> ~ A. 49, 49,
The People's vindicator., 1879-02-15
BEwARE OF lNlrArIoNa.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR. McLAxE's
LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures of c. McLANE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr..
c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS. prepared hv
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full Of limitations Of the
name McLanc, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
The People's vindicator., 1879-02-15
AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. {. McLANE's LIVER PILLS. IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used. preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and
as simple purgative. they are un.
equaled.
The People's vindicator., 1879-02-15

marked to me by one of the most ex
petionced Of the Republican report
ere, he was received with favor b!
the Republican Senators, aud espe
cia!ly BY Mr.. Blaine, now 90 distin
guished 10 the outrage role.
But the disgust which decent mel
Of oil parties now feel At seeing Well
and Anderson and their associates il
making and sustaining the fraudu,
lent returns occupying great ofHoel
Of the country o. . reward for tbal
service, and to prevent tho compiled.
" of others from being revealed
having extended 70 the electoral con
efivance BY which tho fraud vac con.
som0seed, IL coutrivers and abettora
are now attempting to shirk respou,
sibility for it, and have even the ef.
frontery to impute it to Tildeo, and
to say that We should now nominate
y man who will take the Office when
elected! This language sounds we'll
10 the mouths of those who disre.
garded the Constitution and the pre-.
cedents under it, laid before them BY
Mr.. Tilden, concealed their purpose
till everything had been arranged to
rush the bill through. and notified
Mr.. Tilden that nothing lie could SAY
would change that purpose, for BY It
they pronounced their own condem.
nation.
The object of the chief actor in this
transaction is fully revealed in the
determination that Mr.. Tilden should
not be the candidate Of the party for
the succession. Having defeated the
Republicans in the election and se.
cured the solid South, they thought
that possession of the Federal Gov.
ernment was assured them By their
own men, aided BY Tammany, the
Canal Ring, aud kindred interests in
tho North; and accordingly Mr.
Bayard-who was chiefly instrumen.
tal in organizing tho Commission,
who may DO said to have beeo born
politically Of slavery, for until that
question was used to consolidate the
South, Delaware had never cast Z
Democratic vote-is named for tho
succession BY Mr.. Lamar, claiming 70
be backed by tho solid South, and
Tammany and the Canal Ring hear.
tily respond. #a% II
Of course tbey still denounce the
fraud. But what signifies tho de.
nunciation Of fraud BY those who
abandon the candidate elected BY the
people, and in whose person the poo.
pie have been defraudeds Il needs
no argument to show that those who
Cooperate with Jay Gould, Tamma-
ny, and tho Canal Ring to supersede
rilden are seeking to give fraud q
new triumph. When, BY : coalition
Df his opponents, Jackson vas de-
Feated 10 violation Of the will of tho
people, every Democrat in tho land
Fallied to his support for tho next
;erm, % the effective way TO vindi.
;ate popular rights. If this was nee.
'ssazy.when thers was no fraud, 10 Il
90 % whom the popular will has
'een cot aside by tho fraud Of ito I'd.
'ertaftes, made eilbctive By intrigue
vithin tho Democfatic party, and
when the candidate 70 b ouperoeded
Q tho nan whoraloss, 10 twenty-five
'eass has brought victory 70 tho
/ hsve no fear whatever that the
Democracy, either Of tho North or
'outh, will endorse this fraud aud
intrigue BY falling 70 stand BY their
lefreuded candidate. !
Yours truly,
MONTGOMERY BLAZE.
The People's vindicator., 1879-02-15

A day or two 0tnce Senator TakA1ngsp
Of Rapidee, introduced . series Of NJ,
solatione in tho Senate .prote eGtia4
against tho intsrfereocs of' tHSorS oss
eral courts with tho jatibdiet3jos q, ,ia
tho State courts. 6euaeoe BrooegN(eur,
tered - subatitnte Z preamble, aad.,
s0lpttons, now pending in the Seo.s
ete. These should b pasGed d -d1e 1ss
Il ie tho imperative aad eoleaS de(tsim
Of tho representatives of To DeAa6 vsl
Of Louisiana, before the eadjoarn det,,,.
enter : frm and earnest prottss
against the Judicial outrage nov 6SI!' ie
ing petpetrated 10 thls city before ~ e'a
eyes Of tho whole country. sThs Legstsls
ielature Of Louisiana must deooupeev
tho tndignity offered The State ~ tls
Teller committee and the FSd4tSt"H
courts and this shameless vialatl61 II s1s
tho personal liberty Of bsr ciisoaa;eas
II such outrages upon Law, juseioe Aal ,.,
liberty can pass ulrebaked b. ~ Is
preseotatives Of . eossgeie9yota1e:
t such tyranny aud Wong oan ovoke
from our legislative hslh 90 SoiDa. a.,
and 40 spirat of oprcel,
Non, then, indeed, haIo 10 0ias56Gt " yam
b 3 itpo bO0ble.s2 i'aes at l.sJNu elodw
~
The People's vindicator., 1879-02-15

memorable oocasios when, by actine
with tho great body Of tho Demo.
cratic party, they arrested tho exe.
cution of the decree Of the Commis.
sion and de6ed tho electoral Law, end
shoWed that even at that stare Of tho
case they did not hesitate % oet il
aside. The eConnission havin9
proved 8 cheat, tho honest Democrs:
cy Of House felt that they wese not
bound BY its decree. But tho league
was actuated By q very different mo.
tive. Il was 90 art,cle IN tl,e Kadical
paper at Coluabus, iutimstiug that
Mt. Hayes could not keep hiS barr
gain with them, which gave them
THE spasm Of virtue. This, how
ever, subsided ~ soon as Messrs.
Sherman, Garfield, and Matthew
estia6ed them, at tho Wormley con.
feeeaee, that tho editor spoke without
authority, and that Mr.. Hayes would
keep BIZ bargain. o. . certificate or
rather . letter from Mr.. Lamar which
was PIT In evideees before 10 Potter
Connittee) 70 Nr. Ella, I think.
seatisg that the aaeesaeeD Of this
keatle0an was su0ei6nk the laaeoe
jas6ed tho Radicals Ind the co1nt
vent d. 'A =
Nor was Tie bsteaisisg 10 this|
naHkAp Anmnna6 n 1knaa knn.>
The People's vindicator., 1879-02-15

Ss~sssss04 UsSO VeABO01 0UU
conflict Of arms would eneue between
their partisans.
The Senate had taken No eetion to
warrant this assumption. Nothing
could be moro improbable than that
body would put itself in tho attitude
Of imperilling tho peace Of tho eoun.
try BY insisting upon tho count Of
votes known to every intelligent man
to bo fraudulent. The Republicans
in that body weie, for tho most part,
nnscrupulous partisans, who readily
aviIed themselves of their votes when
tho Electoral bill permitted them to
do 20 without making any serious is.
cue with the House. But ifthe House
exercised ito hitherto upquestioned
right to exclude these votes from the
count, the worst Of these Senators
would not have ventured TO antaso.
Mise Il with tho novel pretension Of
tho right Of the President Of tho Sen
ate To count the vote, Ia order to have
these fraudulent votes counted, aud
have inpssillsd The peace Of IL
country upoa that iesae. And i
would have bse1 time enough for theI
Hoase 70 havs yielded when tAe Sen.
ate had committed itself 70 that 10
sttiou. But ths Senate had not only
not taken any sseh postioe, bst.tts
u
The People's vindicator., 1879-02-15
j, BENSON'S CAPClNE
POROUS PLASTER
For WOMEN T. CHILDREN.

Females suffering pain and weak.
ness will derive great comfort and
strength from tho use ofBenson'a Can.
cine Porous Plaster. When children|
are afflicted with whooping cough
ordinary coughs or weak lungs, it is|
the ono and only treatment they
should receive. This artical contains
new medical elements such ~ is found
in no other remedy in tho same form
IT Is FAR SUPERIOR TO
common porous plaster, liniment, tbe|
so-called electrical appliance, &c. II
relieves pain at once, strengthens and
cures when other plssters will not |
sven relieve. For Lame and Weak
Backs, rheumatism, Diseased Kidneys
and all local aches and pains il is also
the best known remedy. Ask your
Druggist for Benson's Capcine Plaster
and see thatyou get nothing else.
lSOld by all Druggists, Price 25 eta.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-10
SEA rTERING.

Under this head the Carson Appeal
notices that certain members OF the
Legislature who have shown lofty in.
dependence of the wishes of their con.
stituents will betake themselves to
fresh fields and pastures new, One
member will turn his back on the great
east and become a dweiier upon the
side of Mount Davidson. Another
greateaster is going to make Bodle his
home. Paradise hath attractions lor
another OF the disbanded soions.
"Thus." says the Appeal. edo they
scatter out among scenes which are yet
unfamiliar with him; aud so are the
places which are barren uf light
illuminated with the scintiilations of
the unaccustomed brilliancy OF genius. "
1t appears from this that some Of the
solons, VINO betrayed their constituents,
violated their pledges and sold their
votes have some respect for the feel
ings of the people they were elected to
represent by keeping away from them
and betaking themselves to Mount
Davidson, wnere, uld, r the prot ,ctlng
asis of the V,rgiaia d rrlckee and
Bonanza companies. they are COM
paratlvely secure from Indlsnities.
More OF them, however, like one of
the two traitors from Humboldt, have
the baretaced impudence to return to
the people whom they sold, feeling that
they did nothing wrong III breaking
their pledges for consideration. These
fellows are unworthy of notice. and
ought to be treated with slient contempt
Honorable men should avoid them,
and children should be Taught to abhor
them and mention their names, like
that Of Benedict Arnold, only as a
synonym for traitors. They have
bartered honor. integrity. respect, in
tact all that decent men esteem price
less, for coin. and for this they
should be consigned to everlasting
infamy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-10
A Gentle HINT.

10 our style of clsmate, with its sud-
den changes of temperature. -rain,
wind and sunshine often intermingIed
IN single day,-it is no wonder shat
our children. friends and relatives are
so frequently taken from Us by
neglected colds, haIf the deaths re
sulting directly from this Cause. A
bottle of Boscnee's Germsa Syrup kept
about your home for Immediate use
Will prevent serious sicSness. ii large
doctors bill, and perhaps death, by the
use + three or tour doses For curing
coutumption. hsmorraages, pneumo-
nia, severe coughs, Group or any DIS
ease OF the throat or lungs, its success
is simply wouderful. as your druggist
viii tell you. German Syrup is low
sold IN every town aud village on this
continent. Sam ole bottles for trial
lOc; regular SIZE, Toe.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-10

PAPER bricks are the latest novelty.
A mauufactury OF sacn bricks has 70
Gently been established in WISCONSIN.
The bricks are said to be- exceeding
durable and moisture proof. They are
also larger than the clay article. Paper
Is now also used for making barreis.
Straw pulp Is run into u mold made In
the shape OF a half barrel, cut vertl-
caiiy. Tue ends are of paper, but are
protected BY wood. Toe barrels are
Iignter aud two thirds cheaper than
Those OF wood, aud flour will not sir
out OF them while In transit, The
slaves are three eignts of an Inch thick
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-10
The Contanction OF the Planets.

At the Teachers Institute at Sacra-
mento Thursday night. Professor Nor
ton. OF the State Normal School,
delivered lecture before a large
audience, many being unable to set
into the church. on the conjunction of
the planets in 1881 and the woeful
prophesies which have been made of
death. desolation. plague, famine.
violence By the elements, etc. He
showed that while the conjunction will
take place which has not occurred tor
thousands of years. aud viii not again
for many thousand years more. that
scieace gives No reason to expect any
unusual disturbances rs d result. He
scouted the superstitious ideas that the
Mother Shipton prophets have any
scientific basis for their terrible fore
casts. Nevertheless, he sail the ap
pearance OF the plague had given these
prophets some backing The large
attendance and deep interest showed
that the subject has considerable hold
On the pubic mind. v7s.u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-10
MORM ONISM.
What Ann Eliza says Of Polyga
NOUS Families.


Ann Eliza Young, one of the many
wives of the lats Mormon Bishop. has
written letter to Mrs Il. Is. Hayes.
which. by her request. is published.
She alludes to the recsnt call on Mrs.
Hayes by two Mormon women. as being
eutang led 10 the tolls of d system which
Is the destroyer OF their homes. She
urges that Mrs Hayes use her entire
influence to bring to an end that sys-
tenn. She says Emsine Wells aud Tin.
Williams cams with pathetic pieadlags
to touch your heart with the picture of
what would be the cruel condition of
the Mormon women and children, If the
law agaiost poygany should be en-
forced. 1 reco ynlze the Injustice of the
law, as it nov stands and admit. to en-
force it would b. iueq lltable and would
produce great suffering; bat the two
women came to you with falsehoois In
their mouths. Polygamy has no bright
ness sucn as they described; no ex
cellencies such as tuey claimed. L
could show you u picture out OF the
poygsmous lives of these very women
which would make you shudder and
turn heartsick. / knew both of them
intimately for years. and | know that
they both have expsri snced their share
of the evils of polygtmy; the envy,
jealousy. ana heartbaruiugs which are
inseparable from that system. Your
late visitors. aud George Q. Can
non. the husband of six living
wives; asserted that there is entire
harmony 10 polyg.mous families. The
assertion Is absolutely false. There is
not q poiyganols husband in I'll Utah
who does not have tavorite among
his wives. whom he favors far above all
the rest. His tins, msans. aud af.
fiction are expended upon her. while
the other poor souls are left in lonli-
ness, and suiliy in destitution. Tnls
fact alon furnishes one of the strong.
est arguments az .inst the system.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-10

A salt well at LIE Roy. N. Y. had
been bored to u depth of 45O feet. when
arush OF gas was iguited at the mouth
by contact with u stove. and the blaze
rose u hundred feet into the air. A
volume of water came next. smelling end
tasting strongly OF sulphur. The su-
pefstitious workmen fed in dismsy,
supposing the internal regions had been
Iapped
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-10
THE SHEHlRF's EEE BILL

We are Informed by Assembly man
Melarkey that the bill increasing the
mileage of Sheritfs to sixty cents per
mile, which passed the Senate was de-
feated in the House ut the last moment.
1t required atwo-thlrds majority to get
1t before the Assembly for third read
Ing, and this was not obtained, SO the
bill did not pass.