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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
Official Records.
I.ncATIoN NOTICES.

Broker mine, Quijotoa mountains, by Jasper Hilburn aud E Williams. Southern Flag mine. same place, by Jasper Hilburn, E Williams and Ran doiph
 Cyclone mine, same place, by same parties.
 Ready Cash, same place, by Hilburn and Williams. Legal Tender mine, same place, by same parties. Grand Central mine, same place, by same parties.
 Big Blue mine, same place, by Daggs and McElliott.
 Modoc mine, same place, by same par ties.
 Gentle mine, same place by same par ties.
 Lime Reef mine, same place. by same parties.
 Frank H Burns to Wm Sholderer, lots 1, and 5, block ?. Osborn's addition, to city of Tucson, $500.
 MATRIMONIAL. Trinidad Lopez and Raffels Reine. ID NJ Woods and Kate l. Allison, by W r Scott, ] P.
 MORTGAGES. \ M and A R R Co to Boston Safe De- posit and Trust Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
Hear What the Deaf Say !!

HCai HH0i thC UCQi Su1
 IL has performed a miracle lu my cuze.
 l have no unearthly noises In my head. and ! hear much better.
 I have beeu greatly benefited.
 My deafness helped s great deal-thIuk an- other bottle will cure me.
 " Its virtues are USgCFsTIoN ABLE and it- CC- KATINE CH NRACTFK ABSOLUTE. A THE NEIrkI, CAN PKRsOSALLY TEsTIFY. BOTH FROM FNrs iti- ENCE AND OBSERVATION. Write at once To HtY- LOOK d JESNEY. Dey street. New York. enclos- ing S1.u0. and you will receive by return a remedy that will enable you tO hear like any body else. and whose curative effect will be perma- nent. You will never regret doing SO. 'EDGToR MERCANTILE REVIEW.
 E--TO avoid los m the mails. please send money by Registered Letter.
 Only imported by HANLotk d IENNEN, ncN .I. II. sole asa .f- fnr Annrlcn. v.I.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
Great English Remedy.


 -szTS-ejE-yrEEzE Is a nerer-failing curi .-y<Cl 9A12Hs(cfff fr for Nervous Debility, asZ< SspNsg Frhausted Vitality, sAzT ts.., Seminal W ca knsss, hsS E- \ 2CslF spernntorrhoea LOST iyT .s-~ -Ate- rfaiMANHOOD. ImpOtsr- sN JO-Sa3t aE cy Paralysis PrOstator- 5@ tA .rtt ET,rhc.a and all the terri- HA -~s.yI crt3t li~tbls effects of self lc<NV - -e@s,-5 seSs b1se youthful follies st:A 4ftF land excesses in mAtursr -btkEr-Ss.tA "a, ,sffs yesrs-such lOss Os @sssst1 t1Sf All,. s,3, Memory. Iassi.ude. Noe .,-7--T fTlissi0n, Aversion 70 pociety, Omnesi ,f Vi-ior Eoises m the Head; tho vi'si nutit ,.ssI-s unobservad in the urine, and many itrs- J, -ag-e- that lead tOIrssnity and death.
 DR INVITE will agree to forfeit tlvs Hun. 3-sd Dollars for & case of this kind the Vital E@-torativs under his spscIal advice an | s-eatrneu.l NIll not cure, or for snythlng Impur ,- i7juriOua fourd in it. Dk- MINTIE trea. all Private Diseases succ-sstuliy without me rury. Consultation free. ILOrough sIamlnf- tio1 and advice including anaiysls of 1rlnts S5u0. Price Of the Vital Restorative, ts.UO Do tle. or four times the Cuantlty, tl0-uu5 sent } any address upon receipt of prlce or C. O- secure feom observation. and ID priTate name AS desired by A. r.. MINIIE. VI. D.
 n Eaarny Street, San Francisco. Cal.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application oS letter stating symptoms. sex and age Oomih0- nicatiOns strictly confidential
 Dss. BISTIE's Kidney Remedy Seph- retfeuu. cures All kinds Of Kidney and biadufr Counulairts GouorrhCea- Glaet. Leucorrns' For sale by ali druggists; Sl oottis -Lk O"''A's for g. ,.,,, = ss. ...s. s-4 -bssTsat Dv.pepsis and BiltiOns cure in the market. For ssls hg all drnx<ises. 'sine@
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

T his Grea Stre m g tn eniu E Remedy and Nerse TONIC iz Che lsgin mate result of oyer twenty years of prac tle4. experience. and ttEFN WITH UN FtiLING CERTAIN Tf Nervous and rh 6Icli Debility. Somt la, W akuess. Suaf ulrofrhua. Pro-ti. rrr~TrussF urra-s Hfrc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
LittIe'S 'h;%id'' Fi"iG Sheep Dip.
 Price Reduced

Twenty gallons of fund m 1ed with cold water
 wIil make l2J0 gs Hons Dip. Is superior to all Dips and Dressings for Seab iu sheep. Is certain m effect. ls easily mIxed ard IS appl sd Iu a cold state. it improves the character fl the Wool and pro- notes Its growth. Is of great healing qualities m csse- of sores and bruises Is pr tectiOn against blOrF-fiy in bucks. Is dea -h Co InagEotS. lice. ants and al Vermin
 apply to FALKSEE. BELL d co. stGm San Francisco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
Dr.SPINNEY,
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN A HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE W ,Is tsof youthful follies or Int-cretIOn, will 70 well Co avail themselves of tht~. the greatest boon ever had at the altar of suffering humanity. Dr. SPlNSEY will guarantee tp 'or- felt $5tG for every case of Seminal Weakue-- or private disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and fails to cure.
 MIDDIE-AGED MIN.
 There are many at the age ot thirty Co -iXty who are troubled with too frequent eVacuations of the bladder Orten accompanied by sli4sht snartinR or burning sensation and weakeulrg of the system m manner tfe patIrut cannot Hc- count for. On examining the urinary depO-lt- a ropy sediment Nill often be found. and some times small particles of albumsu Ntil appear. or the color WIIl bs of thIu mil.iS hne Hglln changing tO dark and torpid appearance. There many men who die Of this difficulty, ignorant of the cause. vi hIch IS tEe =ecnud rts-r of seminal wealnf-s. Dr. <. vlN Euarlnfee perfect cure ID all such cnses. and healthy res tOratlOn Of the E-uIiO-urinarJ orcans-
 Office Hourz-lO Co [ and Co -. Sundays, from l0 to Il it- an. Cqpsultatiou free. Thorough eg- amiuatiOu and a1vIce. Sj.
 Cal or addrcss
 DE SPENNEN d co.
 wifi No. l1 kearuv zffaef San IruurI~ru. Gal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

c. r. RICHARDS & CO.,. APents. 427 q 42s SansOme street, Corner Clay
 San Francisco. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
nERns
MATRIMONIAL.

Frank H Burns to Wm Sholderer, lots 1, i and ,, block ?. Osborn's addition, to city of Iucson. $500
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

\ M and A R R Co to Boston Safe De- posit and Trust Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

HAMNLt hJIILE FhEE On appucaIIUu Ol letter stating symptoms. sex and age COmTno' intentions strictly confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04

Trinidad Lopez and Raffels Reine. ID NJ Woods and Kate l. Allison, by w F Scott, ] P
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Within the last tWelvcmOntA storm o.
abuse has teen falling upon the du.ky
fcathered folk from !ofcicn cline, auG
the almost universal cry has Teen: "Thl
spuTow must CO." TWENTY-FIVE years ago
when It was first brought to this country
il was cycry~hcre warmly welcomed. the
large eastern cities even gong SD far as t.
import great numbers Of them 1t pdulIC
eXnenae. In England these BIRDS are
known as The house sparrow, or Dayycy
doiacstir,x. TLcy aH noted for Their cx-
IRENE vorac.ty. also for their rather mOnut
0nOus Chirp, which is kept uD necessarily
all dav lgur. But the rCdccmlnr circum-
stance CLAIMED for them il, Thar, rc,iies
rendering great service as scavcpglYs, they
show wonderful! industry m cNtcsmiuatipg
tie myriads Of insects which iut,s. ana
prey upon the fruits of the farm and gar-
den. According to Button. the celebrated
French naturalist, single pair OF English
suarrowS will destroy nearly 1000 categ-
pillars weekly in feeding their younc.
But, Notwithstanding these excellent
ualts, youcled for, as Will presently he
seen, by eminent authorities, there are those
who prefer the rravest cbqrges ar,lo4,
them. the main points IN their allegations
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in spite OF the failure Of the attempts t.
Organize Il Worlds Far, first in New
York and then in Boston, Il project tor q
great International exhibition IN this coun.
TRY is next year to be actually carried out
and New Orleans is the place chosen for
the display.
The Worlds Industrial and Cotton Cen
te2uial Exposition, which is to be opened
| a New Orleans on the first Monday m
December, 1891, is, however, not q revival
OF he Old project, but an entirely new and
original undertaking. The National Cot.
ten Planters Association resolved IN Octo.
Der Ot last year 20 celebrate IN 1884 by a
great cotton exhibition, the hundredth an
nivcrsary Of the first eXp0rtauol OF cotton
from America, Aherward the plan was
modified and enlarged, so as TO provide for
an international exposition of all Industrial
products, Of which, however, cotton should
&c the Chlet feature, The orlgina.ors eX-
pressed their desire ITO provide means
whereby the people Of all nations could
obtain knowledge Of the resources, ca
.paCity and products OF the Southern States
of America and at tic same time to enable
the people Of these states TO align them
selves with the universal spirit Of pro-
gross which marks the present era"
III February, 1883, congress passed an
act IN encouragement OF the project, and
providing for the "World'5 Industrial and
Cotton Centennial Exposition, under the
joint auspices of the United States govern.
meut, the National Cotton Planters Ass0-
ciatl0a, ana the city where it ma be lDca.
ted II was enacted, moreover thai the
UNITED States shall not be liable for any
Of the expenses attending such exhibition"
Last SEPTEMBER in lulilment of the re-
qgiremcnt. of this act, President Arthur
issued d proclamation announcing that the
exhibition would be opened at New Or.
leans in December 1884, and continue un-
Ill May 81, 1850.
There is no danger Ot the failure OF tins
project for a Worlds Fair The people OF
New Orleans have entered on tho prcpar-
atoms for the exhibition with vigor and
cDtl!uslasm, and the Southern States, rec.
ogu.Zing o. how grea, consequence itmust
he 20 the South especially, are 2calousy
experimenting their efforts. The grounds
GuG buildings will be so situated that ac-
cess t. them VIII be easy from all railways
2Hd boats at New Orleans, and the occur.
renee OF the exhibition during the winter
will draw th!thcr q large part Of the now
vast pleasure travel southwark during the
cold season.
In The words OF Gov. Lowry Of Mlgms-
sippi, the New Orleans Worlds Far is
looked forward to by the Southern people
rs beacon Of hope" Nor are they TOO
sanguine in their expectations. SIMPLY rs
m exhibition It promises to he Of cXtraOr-
binary iDifTCSr and the successful orc1r,-
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Nearly twenty years ago the CRIMINAL
sensation OF the day was the assassination
by Mary Harris of AGonram J. Bur
roughs, clerk in the Treasury Depar.-
ment \ great trial followed, in which
Daniel W. Voorhees, and Joseph II. Brad
ley appeared as counsel. The acqulltal Of
the defendant was among the first successes
OF the plea OF emotional insanity, and
created more ado than would ensuc nova.
days, Last week the far Mary welded
Mr. Bradley. She is 80 and he is so. The
old stagers who remembered that an aged
dame pat her hand on McClelan's head
and said he would be Presiden; now recall
the ominons fact that when Mary was ac-
quilted in 1860 she flew into Mr. BradleY's
arms and kissed HIM IN gratitude.
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Asgp(.
GILBERT C ECYLEs.

|
e. M - OK ILLINOIS, Ia SALLE CO.--ss
- iH ne TGcbk court OT La Sale COuufy M
January Term, 1881.
e. IL, Mccormick and VIM. II. Becbe partners g.
y Mctormlck Beebe, ~. Charles J. Rhodes and vii
nam hcnning ST., partners, Sc, Rhodes lennlr
~ attachment. UcW1Hd, sl,3s,.09.
Notice u hereby given to you, the sli Charles J.
h4oGts, that WA OF attachment has been sued out
tho Office Of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of sail
county OF ~ sale ~ e SUIT Of the said L. w. McCos-
micS and William II. Beebc partners &c. and against
Ine estate Of you, the said Charles Rhodes aud VIM
uthAlhs paltle9s. &C., for thirteen hundred an,
tS'y and Ool dollars, beside, interest," dlreCt.
tL 70 the sheriff OF sad county 10 execute.
NOW unless you, the said Charles J. bholes shall
personally be and appear before the Circuit Court 81
a county on the INST day Of the next term thereof
e holden Ht Ottawa, in sad county the second Mon
day IN the month OF January next give special bail aud
plead 10 such action Judgment VIII be entered against
you m favor % the .lid paint, and the properly
ticltd sold 10 satisfy the same, with cost.
WILLIAM W. TAYLOR, Clerk.
ottawa, Illinois, October ejlh, 1883.
GlLBERr Is EcELgs Plaintiffs Attorne's oct2,
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to the agriculturist \ single pair OF then
have been watched during whole day
and were seen TO convey to their young no
! less Than forty grubs per hour, making m
average exceeding 5000 in the course OF a
week In every place where the sparroWS
have been cXtripated there has been q pro
puruoualc decrease of the crops from the
rdvaEes OF me insects AZ Maine, France,
for example, the total destruction OF the
spurious was ordered by the government,
and the consequence was that IN the sue.
.ceedng year even the trees were killed by
ca'erpiilars, and similar occurrence took
pace near AuXerre."
This is certainly strong testimony IN be.
half OF the little culHmts, and goes far IN
quashing the last count in the indictment.
Bat this Is not all. \ Canadian hOrllcul.
tuust, who has also taken up the pen in
their defense, and who has tor years pro-
tccied and cared for them, says:
The spar.ows have neither driven away
nor disturbed the song birds, which they
are accused Of dong, nor have they robbed
me of the fruit IN my large garden, which
mas never been IN letter condition and
quantity than this year. ted and cared
for them in England as | do here, and 80
far as | can seetheig habits are unchanged
by climate
In the face or such testimony as the
above, and III view OF Inc fact, TOO that
Of intelligent and uDsclyant hor.
tcalturls's and scientists over the country
are friendly 10 the sparrow, would 1t not
he we'll to not act with too much haste IN
tie proposed work OF determination? r.
ne stories told Of their destructive charac-
ter be clearly proved, then VIII be the time
10 begin; until then they should have the
benefit OF the doubt which exists in their
case.
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The New lorK NauLd8 cogrespordent
lat Detroit draws ;he following portraits o!
d number Of prominent women in attend.
ancc last week st the National Noman's
Temperance Convention N tsc la,'er ely
The mos, prominent figure Of The con.
vIHtiou Is, If course, is President, Miss
Frances Z. Willard, of Chicago. Miss
Willard is rather slight woman, with
light hair aa3 somewhat sad but expires
siyr face. She has a peculiarly pcnc1rat-
ing 1ot very pleasing voice, and, while Gp
pa'cg.IF speaking in az ordinary cOLver
satiCnai tone, every word can be distinctly
heard in the rcmOtCst part OF the audi:O-
rum.
Another lady, WHO is 10. given 70 much
speaking, but whose writings have oXcr-
clscd q VIDE influence on the work Of tao
orgiuouon, Is Mrs. Mary 3. Willard
Of Chicago, editor OF a temperance publlCa-
ton. This lady Is the widow Of The late
Oliver Willard, at one time editor Of the
Chicago EceaiBg Post. He was = brother
to Miss Frances Z. Willard.
In the reccn. prohibition movements IN
Iowa the work Of the women has been
largely guided By Mrs J. Ellen Foster, of
Clinton, who has made spccIai study Of
the constitutional and statutory aspects Of
Ike tenn peraLCc cause. Mrs. Foster is a
middle aged, wcilpreserveI woman OF fine
personal appearance aud an excellent
pcakcr.
iil>s Mary \. West, OF Galeshurg, Ill,
" no has been at work for some time trying
to induce all the churches to use unferm.
outed wine At The communion table, is
County superintendent OF Schools in Knox
County, III that State She takes deep
interest in her branch OF the work, and has
very extreme opinions IN regard to the useCf
fermented VINE for sacramental purposes.
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Correspondent Rural NcU YorEer 1t
is often necessary 10 take up fence posts
before they have rottcd of. Those having
had experience III this work know how
labOrous it is. | once found it necessary
to take up quite Il large number OF posts
from heavy clay soil, that was baked
hard by drought and the extreme difficult
ties of the case compelled me to discover
a secre. that think Is well worth know
ing. found that by pouring q pail of
water around the post, /, may be very
readily looSeno by the hand Then by
hooking chain around il loosely, slipp.
ing the moose down as far rs possible below
the surface of the ground, and hooking the
other end of the chain around piece of
tight scanthng, near the center, 10 act is q
lever, the post may be lifted outo Of its bed
very easily.
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With all Tie eXaggorauons sometimes
found IN stories Of the ravages Of trchno.
sis, nothing has eyer been dreamed Of in
this country like the experience now re
ported from SaXony. Deaths daily Of per.
sons suffering from the pork disease; four
hundred persons Ill with 1t in ten Villages,
and fifty OF them III helpless condition
one hundred and eighty cases III ErmslcbcE
alono-surely nothing like this was ever
known; and yet American hogs are now
prohibited from entering Germany The
fair inference seems to be that there are no
points Of disease about American pork ma.
terially different from those Of any other
pork; and a still further conclusion that
there is far more danger OF disease IN the
foreign hog than in our own.
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E'IN AL SETH .E.NIF; Mt Estate o.
TUAuDEUs :. GEORGE, DECp.-Nur.Cc IS hereby
gWtn:u all persons Interested IN SAID estate that tn
undersigned, Executor Of the last viii 3Ud testament
OF said lhaddeps $ George deceased. Wl.l appear be-
fore the Probate Court uf the county Of H. Sale and
state Of Illinois, at The County Court House Ottawa.
In said county, on Monday, the 18Th day ut November
b. 1883 for the purpose OF rendering an account OF
his proceedings n Tie administration of sAa estate for
the fual settlement.
Dated 40 ottawa this Pa day OF Octoberiss3
O. H. 2. GUW Frs,
ATTEST: \. T. EkErErs. Executor
Clerk Probate Court. Ia sale Co., II, oC,i.SW
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exhibited, any man or woman of en,erpris

exhibited, any man or woman Of enterprise
would pay dollar to see them MIXED
and their fat churned; and the exhibitors
might clear small fortune. Then if all
the owners would make a jack pop--we
hope we have it right--and put in the
COWS and the gate money, and the winner
take all and go homo and overstock the
butter market, and never Let us hear any
more milk and butter stories, then there
would great peace fall upon all men.
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this case it is absolutely necessary that the
ground should be in the best condition and
perfectly drained Onion sets have poor
chance to survive IN staguant water and
Ice, After the ground becomes frozen hard,
the beds should be covered lightly to pre-
vent frequent thawings.
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The nary: Kitty clyde is the last She
is q SAorthOrn by birtl. jamestown isLer
dwelling place. and New York IS her
nation so 20 speak And her story gives
her $50 pounds og butter in 2i0 days. Nan
cy Lee was her last rlval. and she has done
it to the extent OF four pounds OF butter in
one day or 2Gl pounds in week, or, we
may as well say L, ct the rate OF l,3is
pounds in one year. \ Dutch Friesan cow
too, has just completed a six months
go-as-you-please record Of 1900 pounds OF
milk. These astonishing COWS hide their
lights under numerous bushels. II they
could only be gathered into one place aud
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nS. n. w. WFIS', (DcutCher rgcrarg Ilta
- Physician and Surgeon to the St Louis Female
Hospital OiiiCe over Steiels Clothing Store tCruuruL
Main and La Sale streets. Residence On sDut' blu8
at Mrs neEas .-lr
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HENRY MAYO. JOUV H. W!LM8E.
M AEO - EVEDGIFIZ, Attorney. at Law
4h ONCE IN Ngttir1er's Block, corner Of J -ali.
and Main streets front room up stairs, Ottawa, Ill.
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- y NJ H. .L l3ICIiDL-SCE, Attorney aro
- Counselor ut law. VIII practice Ia the courts Of
La Sale and adJpuua CoUalrs. OfaCe, weLt Of Court
House, Ottawa, IL. Egtt
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nR. M. ZEN DIR, Homeopathic q. .r-lcIrE
- ottawa, H. Offers his services to the f,l.Ias o.
the Homeopathic system In Ottawa, In al bran hos G.
his profession Particular attention give a., ID. trea.
ment Of women and children. yGlce in Clever {,
COOKS Book. febl6
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IL r.. LINCOLN, Attorney at Low. Ogcc
A. over Nd - L. sale street. west side ii the
Court House, ottawa, III. ,.!y.tJ
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II u. gull, Attorney at Law. once over
III. Cl Drug Store, northwest corner Of Ia sale aac
MGdisUL streets, Ottawa, H. i.Ey.f19
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nANIC A,.t'DCLA, Attorney at Law once.
Illinois. e.Cl-
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Onion sets, the Garden says, may be
planted IN the fall, with favorable pros
pect of obtaining larger onions earlier in
spring than could be had in any other way
and considering the risk in winlerlug sets,
fall planting Is perhaps the safest plan. In
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T. Y. GRICiGfsS, Druggist. Go,hsracr and Sta.
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