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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-18
Different Methods of StimuIa.
ton.

There are two nerves, known as the
fifth pair, which are distributed to the
skin of the head, and to the mucous
membrane of the eyes, nose and mouth.
These nerves are closely connected with
the heart and vessels, and by stimulat-
ing their branches the circulation may
be greatly influenced, as in the case of
fainting. 1t is a curious fact that peo-
pie of all nations are accustomed, when
in any difficulty, to stimulate one or
another branch of the fifth nerve, and
quicken their mental processes. Thus,
some persons, when puzzled, scratch
their heads; others rub their foreheads,
and others stroke or pull their boards,
thus stimulating the occipital, frontal,
or mental branches of those nerves.
Many Germans, when thinking, have a
habit of striking their fingers against
their noses, and thus stimulating the
nasal cutaneous branches; while in this
country some people stimulat, the
branches distributed to the mucous
membrane of the nose by taking snuff.
The late Lord Derby, when translating
Homer, was accustomed to eat branded
cherries. One man will eat figs while
composing leading article, another
will suck chocolate cremes some will
smoke cigarettes, and others sip brandy
and water. BY these means they stimu-
late the lingual and buccal branches of
the fifth nerve, and thus refiexly excite
their brains. Alcohol appears to excite
the circulation through the brain re-
fexly from the mouth, and to stimulate
the heart refexly from the stomach,
even before it is absorbed into the blood.
Shortly after it has been swallowed,
however, it is absorbed from the
stomach, and passes with the blood to
the heart, to the brain, and to the other
parts of the nervous system, upon which
it then begins to act directly. Under
its influence the heart beats more quick
ly, the blood circulates more freely, and
thus the functional power of the various
organs in the body is increased, SO that
the brain may think more rapidly, the
muscles act more powerfully, and the
stomach digest more easily. But, with
this exception, the effect of alcohol upon
the nervous system may be described as
one of progressive paralysis. The
higher centers suffer first, and the judg-
ment is probably the first quality to be
impaired.-Dr Lander Brunton, TN Con-
temporary RerieW.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-18
An Outdoor Marriage in the
Rain.

A marriage which took place in Poca-
hontas County several weeks ago, amid
surroundings that might be expected to
dampen even the ardor of young love,
has just been reported to us, and is too
good to be lost, even though it must be
told out of season. The swain, a stout
young farmer of Pocahontas County,
after the usual course of smooth spark
ing, had prevailed on the maiden to
name the day. She fixed an early one,
and he obtained license in Pocahontas
County. The girl lived just over the
line in Calhoun County. The evening
set for the marriage was a rainy and
dismal one, but the minister arrived at
the brides house to perform the
ceremony. All the preparations were
made, when, preliminary to the ceremo-
ny, the minister asked to see the license.
When it was shown there was trouble,
the minister refusing to proceed unless
they went over into Pocahontas County.
The house was only few rods from the
line, but it was as dark as Egypt, and
raining by the bucketfuls without. How
ever, every body was anxious and no.
body afraid, and out they went. The
minister mounted the fence to get out
of the mud, and wound his legs among
the boards to brace himself up, the
couple grabbed hands, and, while the
brides brother held q lantern to illu-
inmate the job, the ceremony was per-
formed.-Fou Dodge (Ia) Messenger.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-18

ST. LOUIS. january IL, ls,9s
BEEvBs-Ohoice to Fancy. $..5ou465; Goo
% Prime. s. 20 81 40; Native Cows. sl-'oes.c
Texas steers, $2009 $50
HoasarSscfing, 8: - 5SSs 30. ... Fl
FLoUR-Choice. $4.4o04ho; Xxx. $500 80
wHEAr-Red Winter. No. 2, 94e94Hc; NJ
CossESo. Mixed. 2sxasoc.
OATs-No. 2. 2l822c,.
RYE-No.2, 42hG42hc.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, $l.I5e l.20.
ToBAcoo-Dark Lugs. sl75o225; Medium
HAYNChoice Timothy. s1o.ooalo.s5.
BUrrER-Choice Dairy. 15G Ice.
Professionalism Mess. s775@s.oO:
WooL-Tub- washed, Choice, 50n31ci IN
washed Mixed, 2l@22c. t-- "a
COTrON-Middling. 9Xc.
NEW YORK: .-,..
BEEvEs-Natfve Steers, S6.5O0lOOO.
SHEEP-Common to Choice, $4.5Oa $50.
HOGs-Liyer $3.5003.70.
FLoUR-Good to Choice, s. 1894 80. 4
WHEAT-No. Red, 1.1O4 l.l0&.
CoRN-Ungraded, 46d41Hc.
OArs-Western Mixed. 31a3Ihc.
OOTToN-MiddIing, 9A.c.
acknowledgements to Choice, x3.0oa5.1o
HoGs-Common to Choice, 81. % n3 70 rs
sHEEr-Common to Choice, s3.00@4;Oo
FLoUR-White Winter. $3.50 $500; Red win
Spring No. J, 60 zoe.
CoRN-No. 2, 304 p30H.
OATs-No. 2, New, 19X1 l9s4c.
RYE-No. .. 43 g43hc.
PORK-New Mess. S.700l.15.
NEW ORLEANS.
FLoUR-Choice Family. $5.50@6.oo
CoRN-Whtte. 50052c.
OATs-St Louis, 32633c.
HAY-Choice. $500 100
PoRK-New Mess, 1910 a $50
RAcoN-3g4eSc.
S.pTros-Mtn.iitro. 91s
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-18

THE difference 'twixt tweedletum
and tweedledee is illustrated blythe
fact that the rich man with greatap-
petite is called an epicure, and the
tramp with great appetite is calld a
pluttOn.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-18

MOTHER (uoticiug her sons greedi
ness) -" George, you should always
leave the table feeling that you could
eat little more.' George-"I do,
mother. '-RocheSter EGpress.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-18

p. SURE and call for Dr.. Bills Cough
Syrup, ii you troubled with n bad cough
or cold 1t viii give you relief. For sale by
every respectable Druggist One bottle, -
cents; five bottles for Sl.OU.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-18

ELEVEN clergymen, of Bridgeprt,
Conn, united in Il protest against he
introduction of gambling at fair tobe
held there to raise money to inprwe
the cemetery, and published it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-18

REDUCED PRIcE.-Twenty-five cents N
now buy a fifty-cent bottle of Piso's Cure h.
Consumption. Thus the best Cough Medicie
is within the reach of everybody. For saleF
all druggists.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-18
Lord Dufferin.

OF Lord Dufferin an English writer
says thai every body, from Manitoba to
Halifax, seems to know him personally.
A statiOn-master at a remote junction
will tell you how Lord Duiferin, whilst
waiting for a train, got out and cheer
fully chatted with the country people
who waited like himself. A policeman
with unprofessional enthusiasm relates
how, when the Governor-General was
leaving Quebec before embarking for
England, he cheerfully shook hands
with the eight stalwart policemen who
answered for order in the neighborhood
of the wharf. A gentleman who was
the possessor of a large picture, much
coveted by his neighbours, met Lord
Dufferin at q party one night, and con-
ceived such a warm attachment for him
that on the following morning he in
sisted upon presenting to him this cher
ished work of art. A devoted mother
was asked what she thought OF Lord
Dufferin. She said she had only seen
him twice. The first time she had with
her one of her children, tie delights of
whose society she shared with Lord
Dutferin for brief ten minutes. Two
years later the Governor-General pass
ing through Quebec met her again, and
his greeting was, "Well, Mrs. -,
how's Lilian?'' Thus with unending
tact and genial grace did the agreeable
Irishman win his remarkable popular
ity. A man who could remember over
two years the weakness of mother and
the name of child is just the man to
succeed in the delicate task of govern
ing.
An Outdoor Marriage in the
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-18
THE MARKETS.

CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-18
Why. verify!

Wny be an animated fellowship when AL
Ian's Anti-Fat is safe and sure remedy for
obesity, or corpulence, and will reduce the
most lll-proportioned form to graceful out
line within few weeks. 1t obtains no in
gradients that can possibly prove deleterious
to the system. A welI-known chemist, after
examining its constituents and the method or
its preparation, gives It his unqualified in
dorscrflcnt as "A remedy that " Cannot but act
favorably upon the system and is well calcu-
lated to attain tie object for which it Is IN
tended" $50 o-o
BALTIMORE Nd. July 18th, 1875
PRoP RS ALLAN $ ANTI-FAT, Erfalo n. l.; a.
Dear !Sh'S-I have taken two bottles OF Al.
lan's Anti-Fat and it has reduced Inc eisu'
pounds. Very respectfully,
Mrs. l. r. COLES.
CIiford's Febrifuge = Palafabie,
Powerful, Antiperiodic and Tonic
Natures remedy for Fever and Ague. Never
known to fail in a single case. This popular
remedy differs from all other Ague cures, IN
being free from all poisonous effects on tne
system; It enters into the circulation anu
DESTROYS all malarious poison, and mus
eradcates the disease without producing any
of those distressing after-sensations such as
fullness and pain in the head, ringing IN tns
ears and partial deafness. Try 1t once anu
you will never be without it.
J. c. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by all Druggists. ST. Louis.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-18
NEW METHOD Of
PhOt0-EnameI PAINTING.

The dihicuIte8 OF spOttinR ETC., overcome.
Any person can in two hours, produce, from photo
graph, an ELEGANTLY PAINTED PORTRAIT, far SUE
periOr and more permanent than by the old method
FULL INSTRUCTIONS. and composition Sufficient to
DO two dozen cabinet porait sent receipt OF thirty
presents. Address
E.E. PRATT, 70 Jackson St., Chicago. III.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-18

mics, and he slept. He dreamed that
he and Grace sat again on the headland,
and she talked in her purity and trust
of her confidence in him, and her be-
lief that he could do no wrong; of their
peaceful and blessed future, and of the
Joy her brother would feel when he
came home, for heso reverenced noble
man. How pretty thier home should
be down where they could hear the
waters as they heard them on the cliff.
She was prettier than ever he thought;
her hand SO smooth and white as he
held it, and her cheeks so
delicately tinged with red. She
trusted in him too fully; would that she
doubted him a little, only that he might
show her how true he was! Then the
scene changed, and he was away on a
far-of journey, longing to get to her,
but an ocean rolled between. Every
vessel he essayed to enter sank, and
some were, far away or would not come,
though he hailed them ever SO loudly.
He cried out in an agony of despair,
when a voice, just like that of Grace,
said sweetly, 81 am come to you." and
looking up, an angel stood beside him,
and it was Grace. Her hand touched
his forehead. He reached out to clasp
her in his arms and awoke. He was
alone; alone on barren island in the
middle of the ocean, but he never forgot
that touch of her hand.
The hours, and the days, and the
months, and the years crept by with
snail's pace. He planted the corn that
burst through the ground and took on
blade and tasseled ear, with no eye to
see it save Gods. He read and re-read
H~Siy books, and thought; but oh, the
dssola., lef such a lifel Death would
have beer, gut death did not
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-26
LEGAL.
Notice.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD OF SITTER Z
vIs9Rs OF MAaIC"PA COUNTY A. T.

OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD OF SITTER
vIs9Rs OF MAaIC.PA COUNTY A. T. 5
Whereas. by an act of the Tenth Legisla-
tiv. Assembly of the Territory Of Arizona.
tntitled an act 10 provide for the erection of
county buildings in the county of MaIieoPa.
ar Il other matters relating thereto The Board
of supervisors of the county OF Marcopa are
authorized to issue bonds of said county e
MaricoIa ir any sum not exceeding $40 o"
for The erection OF county buildings of said
county aud whereas. hy the provisions Of
sad act the hoard of supervisors of said coun
Y OF Marir' pa are iequir' adopt pans aud
specifications Of said county hui GingS within
ninety drN ON the passage laid act; and
whereas, said board Of supervisors by the pro-
visions of sa'd act. authorized and emI
ered To- appropriate sum OF 70 exceed $500
tor the procuring of plans and specifications for
the erection of couHtv buildings afpro-nid-
w. therefore, il il ordered TINT the clerk Of
this Board be and - i hereby directed To I'D
vrrti>e fur pans and specifications for the cree
ten ut Il con house and Jail for said county of
Mariroia The said huilding> NOT To cost ."
eNten,: : = coo, the said court house to contain
the follow ing rooms. ia Nir: District Court
,uunl. Clerk office two jury ruoTs. Recorders
office. Treasure : uflic.. Shs.r Ms office his
trict Atturue1 : rfice Collection oflice. lr''hSte
Judges office ind Public AdminisrIato : Office
The iai 10 be of sufficient size t. contain six
iron cells .; tn usual size. t. gcther with IA
Suitable ililor'S ard may lee iu
the hlscm-nt "f TIE c"ilrt house or ptherv Use.
according :" the plan adopted by the bard
cash he paid out OF ney provided in said
act f. r the plan an specifications which may
he liuI,, ed by the h ard that all plans ami
sI'ecfcs ions W ich may submitted bl not
adopted hail in became county
chnrgr. iut that all par-i's submitting such
plans upon d -nlaInd made within three months
after Th-ir rel elton ty the board shall be ~
titled To the that the per hitting
ps ms ard specifications which adj = ed shSll
before receiv ny pay therefor guarantees that
the contract price of said buildings shall not
exceed the amount estimated in said plans
That 4aid advsftis ment he published in the
PIu.NIN HERALD and in the weekly San Fran
cisco Examiner for the space o. one mouth.
thai plans will be received by the Clerk of the
Board up to and inclntling the 18th day Of
April. 1879 That on the il il day NJ April.
1879 the Bonrd will proceed to examine and
pass upon such plans may be submitted, and
j. is further ordered that the board reserve the
right to reject any and all plans and speeihea-
lions which may be submitted.
w F. MCNULTY, Clerk.
Dated March 10th. 1879. 67-lm
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Whereas We. the undersigned Board of
Trustees of School District No. ]. Maricopa
county. A. T., having adopted plans and
specifications for erecting II two-story brick
school brilding hereby give notice that we
will receive bids for furnishing the material
and labor by contract. fnllows:-
Contract r burned brick, bids TO be given at
rate per l.0OJ
Contract for lime. bids to be given at rate per
pound.
Mason work, to be given at rate per I, 600 for
laying brick.
The said building tn he located in block No
%. tow of Phoenix. and of the FLOWING di
mcn>ious and de- tails
No of rooms >. OF the following dimensions:
(27x36) C27X56) (42x30 Q4XlD Q4N22) feet.
Thickness Of walls. II. u and 20 inches.
To be finished with Single roof dressed
flooring and openings as follows: doors (3Ns)
feet. 81 windows (3N7) feet
All turther information can be obtained at
the Office of 4. II Lemon. Phoenix. A T..
where the plans and specifications will be kept
on file
An materials to be of best and suitable
quality.
the LIST day of Ortnber fS79
All payments to be made in cash or bonds of
said school district regotable at soc. on the
dollar.
We further give uoticc that we will meet at
the court house in said county thu Birthday
of May 1872 and publicly open the bids,
serving the right 10 reject any or all bids.
JOHN 4 ALSAP,
a. ID. LEMON,
II. II. LINVILLE,
Trustees.
PHENIN, A. 7, April llih, 1879.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-26
Whnt He was Thinking of.

People in a very sentimental state
Of mind are quite likely to give sen
timental meanings to what you say
10 them.
A negro presented himself to Har
~ Riechten, marriage-license clerk
Of the probate court, the other day,
and asked for license to marry his
dusky Dulcinea. Among other prob
lens propOunded him was
Are you and the lady related ,"
Yes, sah,' was the answer.
What relation are you TO each 9th :
err was the next query
"sah ?" calculated the applicant for
matrimonial honors.
Il mean what kin are YOU 10 each
other:" explained the clerk.
I'VE isn't any kin to each 9th n
no kin at all sah," responded the
American citizen of Ethiopian des-
cent.
81 thought you deluded TO the ten
der relashuns of luv what prevails
between us ut The present moment, :"
said Scipio: 80 he got his license
CtActnnatti enquirer.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-26
LEGAL.
Proposals for Work on Terrific
rial Prison.

CEAT ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceivsd by tne Bard of Territorial Pris. II
Commissioners, at Yuma y, r. IN to Nav
st 1879. for building Cells of Prison. Bid
ders will state for what price per cubic foot for
the stone work. and what price per pound for
iron work they -ill put same into wall. A SO
how much per cell contractors to furnish all
of the mater al and labor The cells are t" b.
bull; upon the I'lan adopted by the Poard and
under their supervision Information will be
furnished by the Secretary of he Bolri
Their are tw" cells and par % third brilt,
and bidders will have the privilege of evamin
ing the work done in making their estimat.s
as the cells to lie built are tn be finished in the
same manner. There are twenty prisoners
now confined in The prison and 'idder> will
sac what they will allow per dnv per man for
the PRISON laho con 'ractnrs Will he r. auir"d
to employ III labor on the work. They will
alsn state how much in money and how much
in bonds they will do tie work for. or . What
price they vii allow for the bonds if they
wish IA take chem in lien of money.
These bonds mad payable in fl tee
years. and bear tea per cent inter- =, pay abe
annually There are : ;. gO0 now issued and
$ coo Ia be Issued March st 1850 maxim
$50. COO and the award will be made for the
whole amount.
C7u'rar'ors win he requi-ed to furnish a
bond in tho sum of Twenty III onsand Dollars
for the flu flimeni e contract and must furnish
the names of sHreties with their bid
All bids must BE- sealed and directed 70 II
y. Alexander, Seer etarv of the y ard of
Prison Commissioners. Yuma y +. with II
copy of this advertisement at achef, and en-
co'scd, Proposals for Work Prison" =
Bills i'll be rened a o'cl> u m. Mav
3lst. 1879 Contractors viii b .quirei =
finish one cell in sixty DAYS after contract is
signed and az least one cell every sixty DAYS
there after until Money s expended. Any
work outside of cells viii be raid for at same
rate as cells. The work viii b. paid fer n
he work progresses and is received by the
Commissioners
The Su C ,ful bidder will be required -
ply for this advertis- and deposit the
amount with the Secretary before the bids are
opened
BY order of the ,ard
II. y ELEXANDFR.
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HOugitOn. 0s@oOd n Go.
Boston. Mass

NTcNILLEN SILVER MINING CONPA-
VI ny.-Location OF principal place of bust
ness, san Francisco, California; location If
worl :. Globe District Maricopa county Ar-
iona Territory oiicc is hereby given. that
at a Ineetng of the Board of Directors. held
on the nineteenth day of March. 1879, an
sessment (No. y of Twenty-Five cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of III .
corporation, payable Immediately, in United
States COLA coin 10 the Secretary at the Of
flee Of The company. 32S Montgomery street,
Room "a San Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid the tw-ntr-third day Of
April, 1879 will be delinquent and advertis-
ed f sale at public auction and unless pay
ment is made before. v i'll be sold ON THU RS
DAY, the fifteenth day of May. le7a. to pay
the delinquent assessment; together with costs
of advertising and expenses OF sale. BY or
der of the Board OF Directors.
J. AIpRIZIO. S'iry. PRO tenn.
Office 3cs Mon,g lmery street, room ~ Safe
Deposit Building, san Francisco, Califolnia-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-26
Order In a Dakota Court =.


Mr.. Nebster's attorney rising and
addressing the attorney for the other
side)-I call you d coward and liar.
The Court-Sit down, sir.
SIR. Wctster's attorney-He is a
coward and liar.
The Court-If you don't sit down
and keep quiet you will be sorry.
Mr.. Webster's attorney-Hc is
In the subsequent proceedings the
Court took hand. 1t swiftly glided
from its scat and placed its powerful
grasp upon the coat-collar of the at
torney for Mr.. Webster. There was
momentary void in the understand
ing OF that gentleman. The morning
stars began to sing together in his
ears and danced before his confused
vision. Then he fonnd himself out
side the building, without any hat,
and the dusty zephyrs playing
through his luxuriant mustache.
Parties present in the room as limo.
cent spectators aver that the feet of
the attorney for Mr.. Webster did not
touch the floor after the muscles of
the hand Of the Court had contracted
upon the collar of his coat Er.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-26
NISCELL1NEOUlS.
Notice

In the matter of the estate of Phillip Klotz,
deceased
In the Probate Court OF Maricopa county, in
the Territory of Arizona:
Notice is hereby given by the uni ersi@ne d
executor OF the last will and testament of
Phillip Klotz deceased. 10 II e creditors of and
all persons having Claims agar st the said
deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice TO the said executor at
his place of business on ATon'ezuna street in
tho town of Phoenix, county of Marico0a and
Territory of Arizona, or the same will be for
evet barred
Dated at Phoenix. April 22i. 1872
CHAS GOLnM M.
Executor of the estate of Phillip Klotz. lie
ceased ~ lW
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I-sTaiIt u tsVNI II7S' I7tVt'I9eu-
" ticc Is hr--hy given br the undersigned
executor # the last VII and testament of Levi
Pits. deceased, Ia the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against The sal de
ceased TO exhibit III. IN with the nrc. ssarv
vouchers within en- months aite' the first pub
licution f this noire 70 the sail executor. at
lis residence in PhG.aiX. MHricnna cou ".
Arizona. il Nj = VIII ARTON.
Executor of the last will OF Levi l'itts de
ceased.
Datei at Phoenix ~ +, April 10. 1879.
77-iw
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Administrators Notice.

In the matter Of the estate of Chas. c. Nc
Dermitt deceased
Mott e is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator of the estate o. ChRs {. Me-
Derrnitt de eiise,i. to the creditors of and all
pers Ms hay ng claims against said deceased,
10 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publication
# this notice 10 the administrator at his resi-
aemce near IIavdcn's Ferry. in The said coun
~ of Mdricopa and Territory of Arizona.
THOMAS MORROW.
Administrator of estate OF Chas. c McDeI-
1nitf, deceased, Al