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are offered. generally become wealthy, while those who do ot nm prove such chnnces re- main in poverty. We want many men, women, boys. and girls to work ftf n- in their own localities- Any can do the work properly from the first siart. The business will pay more than ten times or d,nary wages. Expensive )utfit furnished money rapidly You can devo your whole time to the work. nly your spare mo- ments. Full information and all that is needed sent free. Address
 STlNSON & CO.,. Portland. Maine
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Strayed or Stolen.
 $1O REWARD.

A dark bay mare, about sixteen hands high, brs uded on the left shoulder. Ten dollar reward will be paid for ihe delivery II said n are. or a lib raj reward for in f rnaI.ep concerning the same by F Morg- net Ut Ph enix. or Sutton McWhartere at Alexa all dria, Yavapai county. s2O-1mt
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE

r HAVE MANY LETTERS AND TIES | iimoni.s in my poss es- ion proving for Whooping Cough. Catarrh ana Eheu- mati-m. It was iormarly uscd only for Cancer ard Blood diseases. has never failed to cure Career when used according to dii eel lions. We. NEEDHAd.
 Box 421, an Jose. Residerce-25z Third Street. s1o-tf.
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Rough on Ha,s.

Clears out rats, mice. reaches, flies, ants, bed bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers,- 15c. Druggists.
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Homestead No. 70.
LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoN ARIZONA,

LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoN ARIZONA,
 September 9th, 1882. Notice is hereby given that Thomas sior- row has filed D0t'ce of his intention to make final tros in support of his Home stead EBt V N O. 40. and that said proof wi1 he made before the Hon. Thomas G. Greenhaw, Probate Judge for Maiicopa County, Territory of Arizona, at his or ce at hoenix. in said county on the fl h dJy of ctob. T, 1889 at 10 o'clock. A. M.. for The following described lands, io-w't: The of tne .0d 0f sed sSd,.ona, sS T1~,I1onip ,1op tes d for the E ot $ W L of Sec. 26. Township No. 1. of range E Ee names the following witnesses to prove his of said land. viz: Naihaniei Sharp. Win- chester Mill r, William R I ewis and Can-- rad Meyeis,al of Tempe Mqricopa cou1s AT. HENRY CoInsnaRG
 s15 5tw.
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For Sale.

The office building and lot occupied by Wqa'' on U Cook. Apply 10
 o6tf J. E. WHARTON.
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NOTICE.

No bills against tle HERALD OFFICE con- tracted afier August 9ih. 1882, and without ord T from the manager of the HERALD business will be accepted.
 GOsPER MORFoRD.
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EzI<s Annie zza,rIn Will please call at .h e office of Wells Fargo S Co., in Phoenix, A. T.,
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Notice to Freighto. s.

Some light freight for Prescott Call at ;he HERALD office. o6,f
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years-sucb as loss Of memory. Lassitudr. NJ ,turnal Emission, aversion 10 soc ety. Di.Iness of vision. noises in the head. the vital fluid pa slug unobseived in the Urine and many other diseases that iead to in- sanity and death.
 Dr. Min,ie will az ee to forfeit Five iiun ired D ,llars for case this kind the Vital Restorative (under his special a ivicc and treatmcnt) wiil not cure. or for any thing Impure or injurious found in il. Dr Mintie treats all private Diseases succ-r>- fully without mercury. Consultation free. A ih rongh examination and advice. in- cluding analysis of urine, 8. Price of Vi al Ii. 1t ,rative. 8 bottle, or four times the quanii y, S10: sent to any address upou -rece.pr of price. or c. O. D. secure from observation and In private name if desired by 4. E. Mintie, NJ. D., No. 11Kear- ny St San Francisco.
 Sample bottle se free on application by ie,ter stating symptoms. sex and age. Commuii icaIions strictly Onfideniial- Dr Mintic's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPHSErr CUM. cures all kinds of Kidney and bladder Gonorrhsa. Gleet, Leucorrhtes For sale wy all druggists; S1 6 bottle, six bottles. S5. Dr. Mintie's DANDELIoN PILLS are the | hest and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious in | the n rket. For sale bv all druggists
 ianl-1tf
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PILES Piles !! Sure Cure Found at Lastl No One Need
 Suffer!

A sure cnre for Blind, Bleeding, itching and Liberated Piles has been discovered ny Dr. Wi'iam, Gan In- 'lian remcdy.) called Dr. Williams Indian Ointment A single box has cured the worst lr..nI,. "ases of 25 or 30 years standing. No one need suffer five minutes afier app 'yIng this " ,nderful soothing medicine Lotions. instruments and elcctuariPs tir more harm than goor. Williams Ointment absorbs inc tumors. aIlavs the intense itching. (paYticularly at night after getting warm in bed) acts as pouliice, gives insI ant and pain iiss relief. and prepared only for nj les Itching of the private paris, and for n,'ihIng else.
 Read what the Hon. T. M. Coffin berry of Cleveland says about Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment: II have used scores of pile cures and It affords me pleasure to say that have never found anything which gave such immediate and permanent re- lief as Dr. Williams Indian Oint- ment.
 For sale hy all druggists or mailed on receipt of price, $1.O0.
 Mccarthy & Osborne, wholesale Agent
 Denver, Co.o-SdH.
 Henry G. Co.,, Prop.
 CLEVELAND. o
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Dr. r.LAiebig
 DlSPENSARY.
Cor. Geafy and E1a-
 son EfE.

THE COLLEGE INS IT.
 | TUTF for the cnre Of all special. Conn l'catrd and so-called Incurrblc Chr nic Dise; SIS. nr. Lie big's Ecrmsn Inv z rntor is POSITIVELY gu=iant, ed 10 cur Ne -vous aud Phys icul Debility, Weakness, Lost Manhood, Loss of en- eFey. Rineii g aud dizzi- CTS in ihe head. nelan- ohoy, hop less feelings. and l the results ofyouth- iul Imprudence ard exccs- sus of mature e years. I he I oc or. q Iezular c1ilcee phy sician. w'll aerer to forf, it q the sand dollars fpr a cGse the Invigoi at ,r will not cure. unde special treatment and advice
 The sson that go many n--f oof nr1-od of xya1 l.
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THE GRsAT ENGLISH hEMEDY

Is a never -failin 2 cure for NervOus Deb litv. Exhaust
 edNitality .Semin- alW eakness.S .Sper- mt orr h"ea. .ost Manhood. Impo- tcncv. PaTaiy is. Pro g t aforrhR RL and all the terri ble effects of selfahuse- youth full E.llies. and ex- cesser in mAfure
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GOOD HORSES,
 FirSt-ClasS Carriages.

My old Corral c ,omir 2 too sma l for my inc easing busine ;. 1 have 1e.n wed tp my New and GO lmt iouS StaDl the largest in Arizona vle ( c III giv GU Iomers es cry accom- 6tion at'l wi b. pleased 10 lave my nl patro IS and tte public generally gve me caIl when want ing anything in my iiae.
 Geo. Han1Iin.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The arpli4 cation for a writ Of habeas corpus in tie case of Sergeant Mason was de- 1ta1
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WAsHfSeroN, Oct. 3l-Thc trea- sury department today purchased 415,000 ounces of fine silver for the November delivery at the Philadel- phia, New Orleans and Sen Fran cisco hints.
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Treaty bfsned.
Lichtnanse Tronhlcs.

PoRT TowNsEND, Oct. 2.-The collector of GUS oms for this port has received advices from Washington that, owing to insufficient appropri- ations, the assistant lighthouse keep CTS in most of the lighthouses on the sound will be discharged.
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Challenge.
 ST. JOHN, N. B.. Oct. 3.-Wallace Ress writes: II will TOW P. H. Con- ley. of Halifax, either on St. John harbor or KennebeccasIs river in four weeks, for s1 .OO0 side"
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Assignment.
Jail Burned.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 2-A specia from Durrant says: The Jail burned last night, and c. Davis, con fine d foi beating hIs wife, perish d in tho flames. It is believed that Davis fired the place. either purposely or accidentally.
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Nominee a Declines.

NEW YORK, Oct. "A. B. Hep burn writes declining the nomination for Co., 5gressman-at-.arge.
 Yellow Fever
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The Worlds End

The belief that tho world would come TO
an end in the year 1900 was associated
with, II not absolutely derived from a much
older belief entertained by the. earliest as.
tronomers Of whom any records remain 10
us. They considered that certain cyclic
periods Of the planetary motions begin and
end with terrestrial calamities, these
calamlties being Of different characters, ac-
cording go the zodiacal relations of the
planetary conIunctions Thus the ancient
Chaldeans taught according 20 Dodorus
Siculus) that when all the planets
are conjoined In Caprlcornus the earth
Is destroyed by floods; when they are all
conjoined In Cancer the earth Is DESTROYED
by fire, but after each such end comes the
beginning Of n new cycle, at which time all
things are created sffesh. A fayoriic doc.
trine respecting these cyclic distractions
was that the period intervening between
each was the hnnus Magnus, or Great Year,
required for the return OF the then known
planets to the position lof ccrjunctionl
which they were understood 10 have had at
the beginning Of the Great Yem. Accord.
ing 10 some, this period lasted 2e0, 900 years.
others assigned 10 Il 3oo0so years. while
according 10 orpheus II lasted only 1000
wears. but Il was in.every case a multiple
c,f a thousand years. and the subordinate.
tatastrophes were supposed to divide the
Great Year into sets ofso many thousand
years,-tCornhill Msgafine.
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Life In tho Planets.

A marvellous discovery was made full
year ago by q German lawyer named DIR. q.
Hahn, but so incredible did II seem that the
learned world refused to take notice of IT,
with one exception. DR.. ID. II. Weinland
devoted q whole year TO studying Hahn's
book and to test thoroughly his microscopic
researches and their results lie now pub
fishes his opinion and declares that Hahn
has proved the remains Of organic matter
in the stones which dart into the terrestrial
atmosphere from stellar space.
From museums In Tublngen and in vi.
emma Hahn procured himself more than GOO
chips Of meteorites of the Choadrite class,
proved In each case To be genuine, and hay.
ing been collected on eighteen different oc-
casions, partly during the present and
partly during the past century, In Europe,
Asia and America. Minute inspection has
discovered in them quantity of organic
remains, principally belonging 10 the most
ancient form OF porous corallines, TO the
genus of fossil zoophytes denominatcd
Favosites, or at least bearing
very strong resemblance to these
latter, though of still smaller type.
About fifty kinds OF these tiny animals
have been made out by DIR. Hahn and as
signed to sixteen different families, TO
which he has given names, thus leaving the
foundation of new branch Of zoology
neteoric zoology.
DR.. Weinland says that IL Is only the
she'll of the Choadrite metcorite that Is
burnt and glazed by friction with onr at
mosphere. The heat does not extend
so far during the short transit OF the
meteor as 10 impair the kernel which
has an appearance somewhat like coarse
shell lime, Of conglomeration Of pet
ritied organic matter baked In lump.
Though only few specimens can he called
well preserved, yet the substance is suili-
GENTLY distinguishabe to enable us TO class
most Of the structures among the polyois.
tines and Formaminiero. They must have
existed In the water warm enough never to
freeze down to the bottom. Where ARE we
TO seek for this water, II Prof. Schiaparelli
tells MS that meteoritcs do not belong ~
our solar system, but are intruders from
without Very strange is the complete re-
somblance ofall the cuttings examined 10
one another, though, as stated, they be.
long TO stones fallen ut different periods In
all parts OF the globe Berlin Letter.
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Forty-Ssvsnth Congress
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June THE following
bills were iavorably reported and placed on
the calendar
By Mr.. Rollins, from tho committee ON
public buildings-Houso bill for a public
building at Lynehburg, Virginia.
by Mr.. Ferry, from tho committee on
postonices, with amendments bill
TO provide for postal cards with flexible
covers, TO conceal tho message written
thereon,
Senate bill to reimburse Creek Indians
orphans fund was again taken up and
passed, after some debate.
Mr.. Allison reported from tho commerce
committee, with sundry amendments,
house bill extending national banks char.
ters, which, with amendments inteoucd to
be proposed by Messrs. Beck, Allison and
Sherman, was ordered printed.
Mr.. Logan called up the army appropria.
ton bill and the committee smenamcnts,
as FAR as the compulsory retirement CLAUSE,
vcro read and agreed TO- Tue clause makes
the retirement Of an ofltcr who has served
40 years Discretionary with himself, but
obligatory upon one Vino 10 62 years of age.
II was debated by kessrs, Bayard, Ingalls,
and Others.
Mr.. Butler gave notice Of an amendment
excepting FROM the compulsory retirement
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matters In Kansas City The Approach.
Ing Trial Of a Much.Indicted
Tax Collector Frank
James.
Later Developments In the Land Fraud
at FL Paso Suit to be
Brought.
Judge ireland Writes Letter to An
Austin Friend Tenor
Thereof.
department Notes and Austin GOSSIP
Railroad News.
shipping and Commercial Dots From
Galveston.
other Interesting State News,
shipping and Commercial Dots From
Galveston.
Other Interesting State News.
AUSTIN.

Austin.
Special to the Herald.
AUSTIN, June l.-Jpdge Irelrnd, in n pri.
vate letter to gentleman in this city, saws
that If he is elected governor hewill not la
acandidate for United States senator. nor
will he Interfere in any way with the elec.
ton OF senator. He adds that he has
formed no alliance with Senator Coke nor
any one else, nor will he do so.
Fees collected In the state departm,nt
last month amount to 1881.
Sherili Crary after n long ride oyertook
the party reported as the fend who ant.
ragged the white lady on Decker's creek and
found that he was different party. The
whereabouts of the villain remains in
volyed in mystery.
The court of appeals have decided not TO
hear argument AT the present term beyond
Ophelius Bowen, brought here Nav ID
rom san SABA on charge Of counterfeit
ing, nad an examination this morning be-
iore Hon. Gardner Ruggles, and was turned
loose, there being no evidence against him.
The ladies of Austin have made mr..
rangements for band of music at the can.
itol grounds on Saturday evening.
The state department receipts last m onth
amounted to 1881. Treasury receipts
Tor land sales, $05,226, Of which SIS.
4SS we're first payments, representing
sales of about 1000 acres.
The state health officer has been notified
by the president of the Galveston Quaran-
tine Warehouse company that the company
have furnished the $500 necessary 10 com.
plete the building.
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provision Generals Sherman, Sheridan.
Hancock, and Howard.
Mr.. MaNey, at the close OF his speech In
opposition to the clause under discussion,
gave notice OF u motion to strike it out OF
the bill
Afer an executive session the senate ad.
journed.
HOUSE.
Kelley, OF Pennsylvania, asked unani-
nous consent to submit report from the
committee on ways and means, and Page,
rom the committee on commerce, desired
70 report back the river and harbor appro-
priations, but Randall, of Pennsylvania
interposed an objection.
The house then proceeded to the consid.
Grafton OF the contested election case OF
Bisbee against Finlay. from the second con,
gressional district of Florida.
Ranney, OF Massachusetts,, stated that
would demand the previous question a,
O'Clock this evening, and made an arR
ment In support of the claims Of the con
testant
AT conclusion Of Ranney's speech, Beltz.
hoover, OF Pennsylvania, spoke for tive
hours in advocacy OF the claims of the sit
ting member. He was followed by Jones
OF Texas, upon the same side OF the aues
ton.
At the conclusion OF Jones' speech, the
previous question was ordered without di
vision.
After q brief speech by Mcmillan in
opposition TO the report Of the minority
Bisbes, the contestee, took the floor In bis
own behalf, but before he concluded his re
marks the hour of b p. m. arrived and tn,
mouse then took recess until 4 p. m.
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shutting Down.
THE rIrTsBuRa IRON MILLS.

''A ihbN hllAlrs
PITTsBuRe, Pa, June 1.-The fires in
every mill in this city with one exception
have been put out, and the mills shut
down. The exception is the Union Iron
mills of Carnigie Bros. 4 Co., who signed
the scales last night. They will continue to
run, having contracts on hand that must be
filed. 1t is generally considered bad
break, and calculated to weaken the lines
Of manufacturers. 1t ls one OF
the largest iron mills here and has u capao-
ity of 5000 tons of ore. The steel mills
are running. Most of them have signed
the scales, but as they don't employ many
puddlers 1t is not thought their running
will bave any effect on the situation II il ex-
pected most of the steel and iron mills will
sign within few days. 1t is generally be-
lieved the strike will be of long duration.
The mills which have suspended operations
will take advantage of the condition OF
affairs TO make repairs.
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Fined
THE SRw YORK HERALD MuLoryp.

49," 'N"" hihAih an INikbs
PHnADKLPHIA, Pa, June 1.-The law
suit of Senator Mcpherson against julius
Chambers, correspondent of the New York
Herald was brought to trial to-day. The
complaint was against an article in the
New York Herald, in which Senator Nc
Pherson was said to be q stockholder in
Shepherds Peruvian company. When he
(McPhcrson) concluded his direct testimony,
counsel for Chambers said they were salts.
ted the article was untrue 80 far as IL re-
ferrsd to Mr.. Mcpherson, that IL was pub.
lished In good faith, but Chambers had
been deceived by his informant.
At this point James Mantrop,
the man from whom Chambers received his
Information, and who was at that time
confined in the eastern penitentiary inter
jocted 81 deny it, Chambers was the
only witness for the defense. lie testified
that he visited Mantrop in Jail at sug-
gestion from the Herald office, taking with
him letter which Manu op had written to
Congressman Belmont, Offering to make
disclosures. Chambers said he supposed
what he had written was 10 be used before
the house foreign affairs committee in the
Shipherd investigation. The jury found a
verdict OF guilty, with q Recommendation
TO Judge Biddle to impose fine of 81 600.
The line was Immediately paid.
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Kansas City.
Special " the Herald.


KANSAS CRY, No, June III. NJ. Greene,
er'county collector OF Jackson county, to-
day succeeded in having a special nudge
appointed to try his cases. Greene COL
lected taxes amsunting to about $4,000
more than he was entitled to, and the grand
inry returned l65 indictments against him.
His trial will probably begin June 18th.
II il now known positively that Mrs.
Frank James returned to her father home,
in this county, for the express purpose ofin,
tercedng with the authorities in behalf OF a
pardon for her husband There are many
denials and conflicting statements made
regarding the matter, but this
is ascertained from the lady herself to be a
fact. Her mission is not regarded as likely
to prove successful, Governor Crittenden
having repeatedly declared he would not
entertain the proposition. 1t is said that
having incurred the hostility of one portion
OF the state in his removal OF Jesse he will
hesitate to bring upon himself the condem-
nation OF the other portion, which he would
do II he pardoned Frank James.
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El I'asO.
special 70 the Herald.


Ell PAso, June 1.-The excitement ctnse.
quent upon the fraudulent sale of the
1900 acres OF the school lands of the
county continues unabated. The lands are
in Fisher county, near the Texas 4 Pacific
railroad. Hague, who put up the job, len last
night for Austin TO try and dispose of these
lands. The grand Jury, after denouncing
Hague and the county judge, Baca, for de-
frauding the children of the county, con.
cludsd their report thus: I'VE now
demand In the name and on be-
half Of the good citizens of the
county that this contract be annulled
and these lands restored, and that the dis
trict attorney be instructed to take proper
action to this end, aud thar II Il 6e not
done the matter be presented to the next
grand jury, and that suit be at once com
menced in this and Fisher county to set
aside the iniquitous sale" Major B. IL.
Davis has been retained TO commence pro.
oesdings for the recovery Of the land.
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Galveston.
apccial IN the Herald.

GALVESTON, June i,-Arrangcments have
been consummated between the Gulf Col.
orado & Santa Fe and the Galveston, Har-
rlsburg & San Antonio roads by which
through trains will be ran from Galveston
10 San Antonio and from Houston to Fort
Worth. They will connect at Houston
with the Texas Central and Texas h New
orleans trains,
The Norwegian brig Swift arrived to.
day from Newport, England, with a cargo
OF Iron rails.
Cotton closed nominal; middlings, III.
Sales, none. Receipts, W bales.
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Discharged

ncArns THROUGH LEGAL LooruoLg.
Nnw YoRk, June l.-Judsc Benedict to-
day discharged from custody ohas. IL,
Smith, indicted with Brockway In
Washington under the name of Symth for
oounterieiting United States bonds. The
ground Of discharge was misnomer. The
district attorney announced an intention of
having new indictment drawn ut once
charging variation OF name. ...
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The Iiostilcs
BursugRy op woop.cuoppgRs.

ToabsroSR, A, T., June 1.-The bodies OF
two wood-choppers, seymour Dey and
Henry Curry, were brought here to-day
from the Dragon mountains, where they
were killed yesterday by Indians. An eye.
OF hay and were unsrmed. The Indians
rode up from behind and shot them dead,
embarrassed the horses and drove them
sf, Thore were eight Indians in the party,
and they were heading for Sonora, Mexico.
They we're doubtless from the San Carlos
aranpv