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The Iola register., 1883-01-05
SOME MoDERN pRoyERBs.

Fear is stronger tnan love,
Agree, for the law is costly.
Dying il as natural as living.
Care and diligence bring luck.
Hatred is blind as well as love.
Children are poor mems riches.
Idleness always evinces industry.
Heaven is worth the whole world.
A danger foreseen is half avoided.
Do good if you expect to receive It.
BY doing nothing we learn to do ill.
A good example is the best sermon.
A good friend is my nearest relation.
1t is manly act to forsake an error.
He doeth much that doeth a thing
well.
Empty vessels give the greatest
sound.
Ignorance is the mother of impu-
dence.
A quiet conscience causes a quiet
sleep.
A man is not good or bad for one
action.
Examples are the best lessons for
youth.
He that has no charity merits no
mercy.
A civil denial is better than a rude
grant.
He's slave that cannot command
himself.
In the company of strangers silence
is safe.
He benefits himself that doeth good
to others.
An hour of pain is as long as day
of pleasure.
AS love thinks no evil, 80 envy
speaks no good.
He that grasps at too much holds
nothing fast.
Honest mems words are as good as
their bonds.
fit were not for hopes, the heart
would break.
He that falls to-day may be up
again tomorrow.
Gratitude preserves old friendship
and procures new.
A good cause makes a stout heart
and a strong arm.
He is unworthy to live who lives
only for himself.
He hath lived well that knows how
todie well.
All between the cradle and coffin is
uncertain.
Anger begins with folly aud ends
with repentance.
Blessings are often not valued till
they are gone.
Children are certain cares, but un-
certain comforts.
know of nobody that has a wish
to die this year.
1t is base thing to tread upon q
man that is down.
Friendship is the most sacred of all
moral bonds.
He that gives his heart will not de-
ny his money.
Aims are the golden key that opens
the gate of heaven.
A sweet and innocent compliance is
the cement of love.
Industry is fortunes right hand,
and frugality her left.
A wise man will make moro oppor-
tunities than he finds.
Discreet wives have sometimes
neither eyes nor ears.
A man in passion rides horse that
runs away with him.
He that does you very i'll favor
will never forgive you.
He's my friend that speaks well of
me behind my back.
Forget other peoples faults by re-
membering your own.
1t often costs more to revenge in
iuries than to bear them.
A covetous man does nothing that
he should do until he dies.
He that after SHINING mends, recon-
mends hlmself 10 God. -,
ne thao Is master Oh hiihseii VIII
soon pe master OF otners.
fmuiation is nveiy ana generous,
envy base ana malicious.
The Iola register., 1883-01-05

VIII you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiioh's Vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale by
II. B. Stevenson.
The Iola register., 1883-01-05

For lame back, side, or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25
cents. For sale by r. b. Stevenson.
The Iola register., 1883-01-05
FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

TREDITORS and all others interested in the
~ estate of John NJ. Millby, deceased, are
hereby notified that on Saturday the 9th day Of
January, n ID. ISSS, shall apply to the Pro-
bate Cnurt of Allen comfy, kans, for full
and final ,cttlement of said estate.
LEE HOwEKToN, Administrator
Dec. IA, 1882. (52ti.
The Iola register., 1883-01-05

Bismark has grown thick grey
beard, and is looking wonderfully
fresh and strong.
The Iola register., 1883-01-05

Harry A. Garfield, son of the late
president, has been elected editor of
the Williams College Anthenaeum,
The Iola register., 1883-01-05

Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. For sale by r.
3. Stevenson.
The Iola register., 1883-01-05

Perhaps the Democratic senator
from Ohio has jnst gone over into the
camp of the enemy to get points.
The Iola register., 1883-01-05

United States Treasurer Gilfilin has
bought 5000 acres of land in Florida.
The Iola register., 1883-01-05

Nervousness, debility, and exhaust
ed vitality cured by using Browns
Iron Bitters.
The Iola register., 1883-01-05

Congress did not adjourn for Christ
mas; it petered out. .
The Iola register., 1883-01-05

Nearly every town in Turkey Is now
lighted by American petroleum.
The Iola register., 1883-01-05
Usefus i'm the Family,

We usually leave it to doctors to
recommend medicines, but Parker's
Ginger Tonic has been SO useful in our
family I'm relieving sickness and suf-
fering that we can not say too much In
its praise.-Sdlem argus.
The rumor is travelling in Washing
ton that handsome widow has won
the heart of Secretary Folger.
The Iola register., 1883-01-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Victor Hugo viii not keep a plant
or bird as prisoner In his house.
The Iola register., 1883-01-05

Containing all the essentials Of a
t ue tonic, and sure to give satisfacti n
il Browns Iron Bitters. o
The Iola register., 1883-01-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS, lss
Allen County,
In the District Court, Seventh Judicial Dis
trict, sitting in and f,r Allen County, State
of Kansas.
The Iola register., 1883-01-05

Two slight shocks of earthquake
were felt at Panama ON Wednesday.
The Iola register., 1883-01-05
Mothers! Mothers !! Mo,hers!!!

Aae you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
eNeruciaiiug pain Of cutting teeth If so go at
once an, geta bottle of Mrs. Winsl0w's Soothing
Syrup. 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
acknowledgement upon it; there is no mistake
about IT, Thcreis is not mother on earth who has
erused it, who will not tell you at that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health TO the child, opera
ting like magic, II is perfectly safe 10 Use in all
cases, ard pleasant to the taste. and is the pre-
scriptIun of one of the Oldest and oest female
physicians and nurses In the United States. Sold
everywhere. - cents q bottle.
The Iola register., 1883-01-05

a COUGH, COLD oW SORE THROAT should
he stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
lNcrRsBLE LuNG DISEASE OR CoNsCNPTIoS
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES do not
disorder the stomach like cough syrups and bal
sans, hut act directly on the inlanei parts,
give relief in ASTHMA, BRoNcHITis, COuGHs,
CATARRu, and the Throat TROUBLES which
SINGERS AND PuBIIC SPEaKEIas are subject TO.
For thirty years browns Bronchial Troches
have been recommended by physicians. and
have always given perfect satisfaction. Having
beetn ested by wide and const;yi Use for nearly
an entire generation, they have attained we'll.
merifet rank among the few staple remedies Of
the age. Sold at q cents a box everyxhere
The Iola register., 1883-01-05

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SUFFER

Boston, November as, 1881.
BRowN CHEMICAL Co.
Gentlemen For years / have
been great suffererfrom Dyspepsia,
and could get no relief having tried
everything which was recommend
ed) until. acting on the advice Of
friend, who had been benefited by
BRowN's Iron BITTRRs, tried
bottle, with most surprising results.
Previous to taking BRowN's IRON
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me, and / suffered greatly from a
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
r0" -1caA co--EEI5 1-I1E-


 A leading grocery firm of Chicago, Aa been doir- @ thriving eu.iues io- y-a- o- 5w, 5H coffee. Tue bcU=e "m '. clIae geci-i-y," salt advertised, and l. s-cce.lel il huiiln ur ue--.-Fe .rals ia -as hs,ter grades cl --eela and Java cale.4 Ltl4st ae e--e a-laa- 5.. pua-c1r Cld,aeo had iou-i a loC.e u.s eea.l grli=l thom t.ta ''-aI l..la s-- lua j s.ee-.-ea. Java. l5at v.ea 'r- .-..cs aas5 lafolly to n. ri-e." all .o- ta5. e.-s uasi Che e-- pert c.Ge drinkers Q, 1icsgo have r..i.- t-a a--t Clad AreMs coud produces fev alag. since pr. Frederick h.,--h, O l-ou.e ghysi- c.au @. tal c.tr. t3 a t-ari-l Aub- n.a an.-l 'is 'e-Iss.a C.. --oGa, by ,c.uis4-- a e.mu.l-e ez1lse ui t-o 'm3ius epeall., O. t-e "only lrs. r, ee house. Common cheap green r.T .aG.es purchased by tbe finn, tie cc,Ises were put through eaeni.si sweat oax which ly some peculiar freak Of leeelleuain caused thom .yu.da-- oh-aeoo. color. and Won deriui Go relate lno beet Mocha und Java eofees coa i be p0duead in two a,y Hereafter there vlI be 70 -e -city ol tae ae.tar grades Of coffee, as Dr. R1esol has saovH how tbe trauspoaiioa is ual 'ar- now all the fs. of 'Ihe only f. e.ass coffee houses caa prgdGcs rH- same kind. Surely, Ame-.csls .ea1 .le world in inc Vartire carius..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
Cu-J1n ItCrs.

The Compulsory School Law IS Co be -i-5dIr enforced iu Clifton. the School Trurslre- and teachers having already notified parent t1 compel their children to attend school.
 Work on the Lor5sbgrg d Clifton railroad ls heinz pushed Some J0teams and I-1 rlan are at work near lork's ranch. oa the Gila. At the L0rdsblrg a1I of the road @ large number Of teams and ahour 2J1 men have begun 1re-aEar- lIe cluuac-1r proposes to ur. ' .1I rnal Co work.
 The road lrcl Lo-i=hurE Co Clifton Is one -rri1- o- teams. Ne counted thirty seven Ia--a teams between Clifton and Fairs ranch last week. a distance or -i-tseu mi ss. s1Is was not very good day -lr counting either.
 Clinton at present has two faro, 5 monte and 2 s.ud-horse poker games ruruire. besides draw poker games, os- r=aia.y 5ha 0u st tue robbers roost. sporting matters at present are quiet too maue fishers for the size ot the pond.
 A new watsr jacket furnace, Of a daily rrua---v cr tJtans, from the well known - Fan isco s3Bndry of Rankin, Bray t-r .e Co.,. has arrived and Is now being nut uo. lis for the Arizona Copper a1uranv. v ho have Implicated their or- 1 der. and in a months flms will have an- other of the same maks and of ike ca Dacity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
NO. D.
Territorial News.

There is no smallpox in Tombstone
 Prescott received two inches of snow Tuesday night.
 The Eagle Hotel Of Tombstone VII be completed by March 20.
 Much sickness prevails among the children of skull valley, Yavapai county.
 The first regular meeting of Coehise Chapter, R. A. M-, was held in Tomb stone Wednesday evening
 The business and saloon men at Tombstone receive Mexican coin only at a discount of 20 per cent
 The Tombstone Republican asserts that the Joyner family have left that cisv. leaving unpaid bills amounting t1 S1500.
 Members of the Legislature from Pi-
 mn and other counties say that the cot taye homes of Prescott are the nearest md best tO be found in the southeast -- Courier.
 C.C. Bean has at the Bank Of Arizo- ue, Prescott, a 1O0-pOuDd specimen of copper ore from his mines, ID which na- tive and red oxide of copper crop out p.enhfully.
 L4s T GAAOu A4tAN llCAA e- v t-+N N+~N- N-- contract for putting in about 5OO feet Of
 hlmiug, by the Pheuix City Council made necessary by the change proposed
 m their water system
 Ben Wade arrived in Prescott Friday everiug from TOnto Basin, bringing in several witnesses in the Iewksbury murder ease. The preliminary examna- ion of the prisoners will come up next
 week.
 Miner: A decision was rendered be- { fore Justice Moves this morning against . Mrs. Ile Van for SS5. in favor Of Hon.
 Move Wicks. This action was brought l to recover money paid for a room which was not occupied by plaintiff. Col. Coppinger, a notice of whose mar -iaue to ex-SenatOr Blalne's daughter vas published, was formerly stationed at Camp erde, 4avapal county, and s
 well and fav0rably known by many or ts citizens who congratulate Linn on his good fortune.
 ! Ira Stroud of Phenix, has purehased ! an acre lot of John Montgomery, which | .e is having plOwed up. and will set out .l fruit and shade trees, ornamental | .h-uDberv, etc. It his intention to put u |.LEr- ENHllEAiC NAA fAN v N-AAfA AA South Phenix ls growing rapidly Prescott Democrat: Some Of our citi- ! z-us. who have been considered fore ! most in the way of enterprise m advanc .ur tLs progress Of our town, VIII have | -1 look well Co their laurels else they : .l be wrested from them by NIT. M. H. . sherman. In addition to his hotel en- ! .a-ruse. which IS now well along to wards completion, he bas under way the erection of several small and cOmf0rta- | bic cottages to be used as tenements and winch will be completed very soon. 3n the ljth of th5 present month, the ! building now occupied by the Plaza sta : lles. adjoining the new hotel will bs ya- ated by Messrs. Palmer X Moore and ! hs entire building remOdeled for bUsi- ! ness purposes. The front will be torn out and replaced with glass front and be place fitted mp for stores, all ot which have already been rented. En- -srprise such as Mir. Sherman Is showing deserves success and We have no doubt ! te will realize 1t on all the projects un- der way.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
Nenner Ys- MIrgines.

Canada IS fortunate or unfortunate, ss the case may be, In having coupa sf weather prophets, who from time to -ime attract a good deal of public st-eu- ti1u. The gentlemen are named, re- ,Dectively, Vennor and WIggings. The former had achieved some reputation iu iis weather predictions before the latter lpDeared on the scene, but the latter .tr surpasses NennOr ln the calamItOus nature of his divinatiOn. According to ms theory We are to have terrible str .Iuc up of mundane affairs in March-a r1mm1 ton of the elemeAts, Tn fact, such
 s nos never been witnessed, which is to sweep over land and Cceau, clrs. .lug ieath and destruction ID it's path. This Eeupor denies, and prOnOunces an Gb-
 uriity. WiggIngs insists, however, that I- Is right, and says he Is willing Co risk his life on the certainty of his fOreteiing. He informs us that there will be a storm to-day. one of the severest that ever oc- cured thls side of the Atlantic. We
 hall see. Mr. Wiggings does not say -hat this storm will extend to the Pacific coast, but if it bursts on Canada alone rlat will ba enough to vindicate Eis precedence and admOnish people, espe-
 aliv seafaring men, to be on guard for the predicted calamity of March The alarm has not been very great 80 Tar. and if the terrors do not fall ont as Mr. Wiggings asserts, though his life may be spared, he will be compelled to take a back seat among the weather 1rophets.-Sa Francisco Call
 Friday. the day set for the storm throughout the West and North, come aad went and there was no storm Wig giurs is, we fear, failure. NenrOr's star was setting and Wiggings' star was rising: but Nenn0r's stock IS looking up and if the Ilth of March should pass without the great storm, then Wiggings i. a "dead duck
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
EASTERN.

NEW YORK, Jem Mace IS advised by cable of the drowning or hls son Ll- ward in the Thames. He was thirty years of age and graduate oi Liver pool Institute. engaged In mercantile life. The young man had good habits. 1t is expected that Mace will sail Sltur- day.
 NEW YORK. Feb. fO.-The United States transit of venus party operating in South America arrived in this city from As- pinwall.
 NEw YORK, Feb. l0.-NeXt week the Mace and Slale combination wI-l eX- hibit iu Brooklyn and several uelEluor- ing towns. finishing mp by another e-- hibition at Madison Square garden on Sunday night.
 NEW YoRK. Feb 10. A fire occurred at Jobstown, in the stable ol L0riiiard's draft horses. not his racers. Twenty four horses and six mules were bUrusl.
 NEW YORK. Feb. 10.- Marshall Jewell died at Harttord,Conn., with pneumonia to day.
 PErrRsBURG, Va. Feb. lO-Jau-s JOLuenA anu -AA+tNH fS--i.-.Hf N. .H men. were killed hy the deraiins ol a material train.
 CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.-The Ohio river at midnight was still rising steady, u7- will be falling tomorrow. The loss will be much less than usual at similar floods on account of the gradual rs4 giving the people tune Go prepare.
 FARMERS CrY. H., Feb. 10 Signs O. returning life has twice caused post. ponement Of the funeral ut Mrs. Slick,
 who apparently died of heart disease Thursday morning.
 LANcAsrER, Wis, Feb. 10-Archbish. op Hess appeared in court to-day Co | prosecute a sult against the parties who demolished the old Catholic Church ai Sinsinawa Mound and erected an eii- ! flee better suited for their wants iu viJ- ! lation of his orders.
 PAoLA, Ks, Feb. 10.-This afternoon a mob composed of some Of the best e.I. l zens. attacked the jail ia which -le colored ravisher Smith vas colireI ! The sheriff refused Co give him mp and | the crowd battered iu the doors pItl sledge hammers and after an hong
 work reached Smiths cell. They f1uri l him dead, he having committed sulcil- with a pocket knife. The crowd put ! rope around his neck and draCyeI tla body to a neighb1rIng tree and strung l up. The C0rone-s jury returned a v-r ! dict of suicide The result of Smrt-' ! act on the girl so terribly outraged tsa ! she will likely die, is two negroes dead one white man and one negro seriously wounded.
 ! NEW YORK. Feb. l3-A Worlds Wash ing-on dispatch says ez-Seuator Booth
 of California, who has been here durl. i the past week, coufesses that his Stat.
 is likely to be Democratic for years t' come; the Germans having gone out O
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
gur Arizona Weekly Ea.srp

luE Arizona Nye-Is Ll-erpr-e saF-
 Several fi5reutine., who lived in tle T..iui.so- M.rdaieua. eoHO-s. for dog -r E.l,, anu .rr familiar with every EHt uI = country surrounding tllt place. were considerably lul~ Wednesday. when They read the Cu z-S5 ao-leriIl account auoCtthe recent discovery ol marble ruins there. We i-ar some 'g.l timer who Has reduced ..lal c. a lue aIt. has been giving the new editor e tl- tirTIN 'a game. a- f.e boys ss. u Tie woods are full of t.e7, .a-.rr uce-s, U1 spend then f-l- la e1n"HI-u- irEfi .1us tIc-lrul which -a.F ccl-l, 10 loGr into th, wiling rars u- cre..-'.-s tGuI-r'er- ..r. Hayward should keep --s weather ,.a open for .a-uL
 For inc slii.--iuu 70. tle Al-erpas, and "..v -ai Tler..tiaar," We wil stat, uat vI.-.e h..loare.yea responsible t5-esyr ching Cha. appears iu the CUI z.s, o. not, ua7 could ve write gi t.at e.es into it, columns. Hut We car s-s3r- ..a Enterprise and several Flor .#t.-'.r -tl tt.t -t ...-. t--.ii' i'- ,' '' written by member ot tha CrrIzE' s.aE who is uas 8 .erder!oo- but oE ,h, cau.-a. is perhaps a5 well posted cl sl, geography or AEzaaa .lI Souor. as any one i- the Territory. There }. scar-,lg a mining dis-rie. or lile of an, importance iu either province that E, has not visited, neither was the ini'- nation upon which Che article wa. a.I furnished by ug "..j timer lu ay 30 prominent mining engineer oi Iu1. =.r. who has been il tH3 county long elaasl t' know what h. i- talking
 haa1 bl- not long enough to "-eaua, lgi-- SO - liue art
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

ll-. .. .-- la-.r-.r t. l.a-1 H.. nov uel.-. q One Inventor,
 . o r .are rl ls r1t c..r u-. a- practically 7- . .e.i-., au. are E.s. llallE number o ae.e. These Ha-- r----se-t uI-.s.
 hundreds -.s Hll SO cl. '. ... ca-.. t-e anna ls @ 7-rl e. D. .e.rtas q. c1-ra7r pond wita C.. rl the bar alongside tlcL, -a..ga l.t.e l..-- Tho keys operate
 which elevate taa column Che e.-- -aer e. uc-Cles- t.s r.lL you r- na -e --z- E fAn- l-.alF ca-.-.u ll1l winch rar ra working U.. be rl.. one l..c.- |. raH ursss uHal t-s -s marked uIla -ss tHi rua l- ra. uu-l-a- ot r1-.le tH.- being r--r ta. aH gse-7s or stops . N1 mistake can n1-.H. tc made by -. | ule.l1-. for .-. oE5 r. order -- ral work all. proper .
 ulcl-1 s - e-rro-l- -.-e H-e-
 
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 l-r has V h. nothing l -1r-a mode. iIrt l.-- ale rassll'Il-s tt age c- tls p-luc.a'as o t.a i-r a-. ut rs called "Laus- -elc .lar-l BIT. E-l. 5s G llls and tlus l.r money il tr.
 One - u nos. a--1-a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

TIE Clifton Clarion tells all about the great Indian raid which was wired over the the country and which brought E1rth such able effusions in some of the Eastern press.
 Clifton had an Indian scare Sunday and Monday of this week. Parties lrriving from the Giia river on Sunday eported seeing small bands of Indians, and after dark Sunday 3 reliable MeLl- can arrived who was willing Co swear that be had counted I14 bucks from bis place of conce2lment. Parties who had contemplated going to the railroad by coach, refused to go. Monday after noon when the telegraph line became lIsarranged, and it was impossible Co send a message, the knowing ones were positive a big raid was being made, and slat the wire had been cut. With the
 rr1val of Tuesdays coach, which brought the Camp Thomas correspond auce of the Clarion, came an expiana- t.gu of who and what the Indians were. Captain Crawford and two companies of scouts were out from San Carlos on a secret exDedlti0u.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

I-a-- l.. l-. Tom ---la.srl5 fl Is 1 u- the cl- ar . der. lr.l c. .le -l.l VII. l-a1 .. l.F er.-sa.
 F. I -l n1s-s o. .L. CH.l.. L.'- .e Che 0a t-- eIl-i
 tl. ..- --es-e Chem 1as -.t - r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

La- n-e-e,- f 5~liin. a City hai., o.c, sa good one. Iaae.. -.ess i.. i- -sa- aeI-. ueelaI su.a Ching. i- wl- aa-c1-+ -e1 zu eaorloas sum aS some people imagine na1i.r bula-a-7 e a5 who flare ug a- tae bare e.ael e. =lrna .hiuSaai hold -- tle- hand. -l holy horror. These movements or ralIc improvements are generally esayaszej among tho large --aatr-Lallers who pay ioar--.-,-s e'
 H-e7 eaI approved Tine cam9ar-
 a for t-a small preeer.g-aa.-lr i- a the Fact ;aaa bis Ettla p-1Ta-.y is ..ga.ai sl va-re. No Eour- ei.y eTc1 male mistake in providing pubic aa-..le- ata reasonable cost. Under -.e present uanaremeut tle people a.s5 la,s s.o rsa-ot eztTave-a-ce. The
 a- ss a-horouea business man. and 1e.atei with him equally sa,.a-z
 beng tla uiII it not le t5 tbe city s a.s-ae t5rusa such Improvements ra aealHl aEar2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

Iris said taat wild Gucksars SO thick on tue wafer courses iu Brcvard county Florida. tl-. they have Go be showed aside S, that aoats can pass Pretty good duck stony; but We can assure tho Florida r.Ias iha. Arizona csa beat lt There are @ uunhsy o' places on tho Santa Cruz river ule1sa bort cannot pass even after taa ducks are showed aside,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

.r-- laaa "5is tuu' in AeV O--ears
 i"s- laes1ay, ou the occasion of t1e a-@l.as Delegations from many saataau cisiss attended. Had Rex, tne A.ag Q, he Carnival, been yaccinatel he v5l.l have extended an invitation ta our mayor aad city dads to come over.