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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

TIE Weekly Champion published at Peach Springs by A E. Fay, formerly of this city, is at hand. The Champion IS well hlleo with reading matter, is a clean looking paper and seems to have a fair advertising patronage.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

4 RESOLUTION was adopted recently, by the Congress of Commerce and Industry a. Amsterdam, declaring that the principal cause of the depreciation of silver, resulted from the decrease of its coinage ID Europe. The resolution also expressed wish for the adoption Of a common double standard through out Europe and America.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

Fl Pas0 Is not the lawle,- and s-,s tional place she is represented Co be - the East The devIl Is r-v,r- t.a,s ., he Is paiuted.-Times. That mag a--. But neither the peOpieot tl. Es-- 2 West should be held respoush'et trus impressions that have gone aiual s the painting was done by local a--.,.,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

where he is staying. He oilers one thousand dollars for its return.
 The Examiner this morning states that <. W. Delacy, who recently soid the San Jose Times, has removed to ms city and will establish another paper democratic in politics.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

TIE Government p1utia- office VI. begin to deliver tO the Ceu-U- I.- next week j,00o copies o' tl- t--tv. ume of the tenth census, uvuc .o.-- tlOn. It will contain l.Hi3 glar.o ra--. and will be distributed by tle Eur
 of the Interior department. Il- v..r- on cereals is far advanced. and Vi . ready for distribub D ve-s ,.ua.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

THE Mesiila News is authority iI--ls statement that the Lake Valley m, -. been starfed up, and that tb- >a-a Grsuse, Sierra Bella and Sierra Ar.-- are IorkIng 2lU men. DIamOui l-.- are to be used in prospecting ID t. above mine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

A LARGE number ot government re- cords were lost by the recent fire in Olympia, Washington Territory. Over loo.O0O pages of records belonging to the Surveyor Generals office and @ large number of plates were consumed. Copies will have to be supplied from the general land office st Washington.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

An Evangelist mounted the platform ID a Kentucky meeting-house, and. look InE about the room for a moment, hs suddenly exclaimed. Are you prepared Co die?" IL was well he was very spry man, and 1t was also well that the pulpis was double thickness. The Evangelist says a Kentucky congregation IS vsry responsive, but you must be very care ful wha. kind of language you use iu its presence.-Bos. Trans.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

THE members of Apollo Commando of Knights Templar reacL-I hone week from their European trr-s-4 were received at the depot .y a members of the Commander who a=. not make the journey
 IL will now be Iu order ta-r ra- <. Bernards to receive tAe cUlJ..a1-- the Apollos OF their failure a- lr >. FranclscO ,onciave. There I- uat-- like receiving sympathy f-. u -.-e la...
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

A scientific wriier thus throws light on the awful calamity in Java; "Baro- metic pressure in connection with ig- neo1s terrestrial eruptions, was pro- duced by gaseous outbursts produced exclusively by variations of atmospheric pressure" When this has all taken place, isn't it about time to go and put cold water on his hesd2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

Cool weather has set in. and for the next eight months Southern Arizona can boast of the finest weather of any spot in America. Our summers are a little warm, but our falls, winters and springs are more than delighlul-they are perfect
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

THE Globe Chronicle has ru.-. upon volume ". The Chronicle {. a reliable and readable paper and t- serves well Of the people 0- Globe. ar- we are glad Co know tla, t .f I-.sa5r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Neglected Hi, Family.

''No, sir. utterly ant p1-...'-.- '.- fuse to listen Co any excuse from '' said the Austin recorder e"p-''-r'.i
 "But. your Honor
 "Thers are no m,.I-al1- ci'a-- stances whatever. 1 have DO ss -i.- thy fer the man who ue-.-ri7 ..' family" 2
 Il didn't pot neglect my ia@1y- only gave my ueIg0or'- boy warm. < up" -,-.
 "rhats just #. That. tle traH..- Here you hsve a house full ot e1i.-.'- of your owu. and yet yol E1 out gl .-- street and wallop a strange c1l.- y .5 were under no obligations co rAiP' a.- leave your owu children u1Fnll--g. . Yes, SIT. you age mulct, SIT, acil'-. mulct m the sum 0t Sll and costs . the next case.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

THE Northern Pacific Railroad with its branches $ 2,654 miles long and IS di- vided into F divisions The main lIue proper, is 1,9S0 miles long.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

General Crooks gentle Apache are making 1t quite warm for the settlers oh the Mexican froatiers, before they come into San Carlos for ratiOns and sDu1l' tlOn.-Santa Barbara Independent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

Cetewayo appears to have a pretty level head for Zulu. He says: "The Black King and the people that hsten to the English and talk nicely with them are the only ones that die from old age and save their country"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

In a well-meaDIug article c1 '-.' htckneyed subject, "ls Mlllu- Lr-. mate BusiuessE tLe Western Aha factlrer. of Chicago, with tne oa--'' .. illustrating o poIut, quotes 8 L.-- .- the Ray Copper Company, ot Af-- and then ventures the following ..7. opinion: "The probabilities are '
 the whole territory 0f Ariz7-a VIII i-' produce S5,OO0OUU worth { luEot -- per in the next ten years. Let
 Western friends take @ slate all -' -
 work with the following figures a- - basis; Last year, Ariz0ua mines duced seventeen millions Of poulu- copper. worth, say. on au average 2. cents per pound. This year, ths il--- nIicsnt mines of that poor ter1;ory ~-- probably turn out not less than t"r- millions of pounds, bringing ID the Ne' York market say 1T cents per
 Total, 5 52O,O0O estimated value. ra- uot the Western Manufacturer oei--- multiply its figures by five, or, bette, still. abstain from writing on -u-.- which Is not familiar Engineerins-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

Postoffice Inspector MeGauGhey' VIl has resided in :his city for a few yea's past, Is lying dangerously III at lrl--- Mrs. MeGaughev and daughter VII sl out this morning 10 attend hlm.-L-s Angs les Times
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22

NEw YORK, Sept 21.-An important event ID telegraphic circles will be the formal openIng to-day of the Central and South American compsny's lines Co Brazll, the connection with the United States being made via Calves ton, Texas. Cheaper rates will at once
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Arizona News.

Phenix papers say that town is having C building boom.
 c. W. Foster was fined S75 for assault ing c ". Bench ot the Miner.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-27

"Tha ,.rcatest misfortune of the present
treatise of much value, "is, tn 1t mothers an
wives of today are so often united for their
duties, and for all domestic enjoyment by rea
son OF shattered health and over-tasked sys
TENS. For these special weaknesses to whicl
woman kind is so apt to tall victims, no surer
better or safer remedy can be found than
KidneV-WOrt. The wonderful tonic properties
of this great remedy have specific action
correcting the disorders OF female organism
and then in building up the general health
keeping the secretory organs i'm perfect
order and imparting the glow and elasticity
early wOmanhood."
A PHYSIlIkN'S WIFE'S TROUBLES
domestic remedies and prescriptions by
myself "a practicing physician) and other doc
torl, only palIiated my wifc's chronic. two
years standing, inflammation of the bla. idcr.
Kidney Wort, however, cured her, These are
extracts from letter, sent to the proprietors
of this remedy, by its author. DIR. c. NJ. Sum-
merlin, of Sun Hill, Washington Co., Georgia.
TIE list of cures might be prolonged almost
Indefinitely. For the purpose of this article
however, only Il few more will be adduced.
- hal kidney AMI other troubles over q,
Oregon. Nothing helped me but Kidney
Wort. NcGected a permanent curc.''
Mr.. Nelson Fairchilds, OF st. Albans, VT, is
closer " homc,' and his case W .uld seem tC
merit special mention. Briefly, it is, in his
own language, this ;" Kidney Tort is 4 med
icine of priceless va!ue. l h"d piles tor l(
consecutive years. II cured m,e.''
MALARIA
is Il disease which attack the human family in
spring, and has formed the chief subject of
many learned articles. We cannot pas. from
this subject without suppIcmenting it with
the assertion that Kidney-Word IL a specific
for other diseases than Malaria, and such dis
orders may be directly traceablc to 1t,
Dyspepsia. or Indigestion, is a most distress
ing complaint. Every reader of this article
probably knows the symptoms. The effects
arc wile-sprea and tar rea ching. Almost the
entire hIman organism is apt to become de-
ranged, when dyspepsia is suffered to run on
unchecked. Kidney-W ort can be relied upon
reader, to cure any case OF Malaria Dyspep.
sin, Kidney ami Liver Troubles and hostof
their kindre or attendant ills. All we ask l.,
a trial. That will make You its lifelong
friend.
1t Is matchlcss Alternative, q peasant yet
powerful tonic, and, indeed, fills the bill -
as peerless, pleasant. powerful preparation.
As near as mortals may be able TO reach Der
lection, kilney-Wort may safely be called per
feet. 1t isnot Il compound of herbs, alleged
to have been discovered 1y soma mythical
missionary. whilst in some imaginary or
eisn land" Kidney-Wort is u preparation
however, combining all the essential inere,
men who labor for the amelioration OF human
ills. Buy bottle, and you will, If afflicted,
agr3e with thousands OF others who have don a
SO and found themselves renewed tberebv In
health and spirits. ie2l-M,W&F
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-27
Auacaster .9ntelligeaccr.
EVENING, JUNE 27, 1888
SiSSUD LIVERS.

rne Recollections OF q Cook Who Has GA
tered 70 tho Tastes OF Great Men.
N. Y. Express.
Talleyrand, prince of diplomats, once
confessed that the only man whom he sus-
pected could read his secret thoughts was
his cook. Certain it is that many sfates
men while under the mellowing influence
of good dinner and fine wines lose for the
moment somewhat of the habitual reserve
which distinguishes them. Jules Harder,
the chef, for many years resident OF this
city, and now at the Palace hotel, San
Francisco, tells in an interesting way some
of the peculiar traits of few Of cur prom
inent people. In conversation he said !:
81 consider President Arthur the best
liver of any president We ever had. He
eats we'll and eats with judgment. lie
was not considered such a good liver when
remember him at the Union club and
Delmonico's, but that he did know how
to live is evident from the way he now
lives. Gen. Grant dimes we'll now, but l
remember him at tho Grand Union when
he was first made president and he did moi
know much about dining then. Alter
his trip around the world he showed great
improvement.
Mr.. II. 3. Hayes never drank any wine
at his dinners, and therefore did not know
how to dine. | was 10 years with Del
monico, l was with the Union club, | was
at the Grand Union in Saratoga; in fact,
for &c years have prepared dishes for all
classes of noted people, and MIR. X. T.
Hayes was the only one met who did not
drink wine with his dinner Dom Pedro,
the emperor Of Brazil, is a good plain
diner and lives in the French way as to
the hours of meals, but wants Brazilian
seasoning. Alphonse Rothschild, of the
English house, was a beautiful diner
Governor Stanford is good plain eater
The Princess Louise and the Marquis ol
Lorne eat English dishes, aud the prin
cess adOres anchovy paste. Really good
livers care for three wines at dinner,
sauterne, red wine and champagne. Good
livers for red wine favor Burgundy, but
it is sometimes changed for lighter Bor
deaux. Gen. Barnes and Mr.. j. G. Bel
nett care only for champagne. Mr.. JAY
Gould is good, regular diner. whom Il
chef can serve without IN order all the
year round if he knows him, but Mr.. Van
derlilt is eccentric and insists On ordering
his own dinners. OF course there is only
one American good liver. Mr.. Sam Ward
New York is tho finest market place in
the world, and where % years ago but :
half dozen New York families employed
professional men cooks, now, | suppose
there are over $50 chefs so employed
Next to New York place San Francisco
for there are a great may there whD
know how to live and have the money (,
do So"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-27
ALMOST DISHEAIsrEEED

A prominent citizen sends us the iollowin {:
statement -
For several years have been very SER
ously afflicted with u severe pain in the back,
which 1 long supposei TO be lumbago +
rheumatism of the back. More recently th;.
pains had become more severe, so much so
that it was with difficulty that ] was able TO
got out OF bed in the morning. had tried va
riOus remedies without any apparent relief
by the ca rnest solicitation OF 4 friend com
menced taking Hunts Remedy, about three
weeks ag I, and its instantaneous benefits are
wonderful, for L have hal M pains in my
back since taking the first thr c doses and
am relieved from the pains and aches. and cx,
heustiye weakness, the painful symptoms
that usually accompany disease OF the kid
neys. And L confidently expect to be COM
pletely and permanently cured by the use OF
it. l most cheerfully recommend Hunts Hc-
medy TO all who are afflicted with any kidney
of liver uiSelsc.
WILLIAM q. ARNOLD,
walnut Street. Providence, X ].
March 90, 1883. j25IwuN WSFSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-27
DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ,ra
III ttOnerY. Fuel and other sunnIio, 4,

. DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING SRA
l. ttonery, Fuel and other supplies in
compliance with the constitution and laws OF
the heCommonwealtho ofPennsylvania, of hereby
invite sealed proposals ut prices below maxi
mum rates fixed in schedules, to furnish STA
tionery, Fuel and other supplies for the Senate
and House OF Representatives and the sever.
al departments of the state government OF
Pennsylvania, ana for plumbing, gas fitting
ard steam fitting tor the Senate and House OF
Representatives; repairs. furnishing halls and
Gov mfttee rooms OF the Senate and House of
Representatives, and distribution of renorfs
documents and other printed matt r of the
Senate and House OF Representatives. and the
Department of Public instruction. for the
year ending the first Monday of June, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight bundled and
eighty-fOur.
Separate proposals will be received and sep
arate contracts awarded as announced in said
schedules. All proposals must he addressed
ana delivered TO me before two o'clock and
thirty minutes, p. M, OF FRIDAY. 10Th DAY
Or JUNE, A. D., 1883, and at that time the
proposals will be opened and contracts award.
ed by me- In the Executive Chamber. at Har.
risburg, Pennsylvania. schedules Containing
forms OF proposals can be obtained on anDlf
cation at the Office of the Secretary of The
commonwealth by all persons proposing TO
bid for contracts. w. 8. STENGER
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
JUNE :, IeeS. ie4-20M
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-27
WALK MORE, AND SLEEr SOUNDI.Y
Mr. JOHN W. COLE Principal oi the Gale
School. TROY n y writes MS -

School, Troy, N. y. writes us -
Troy, N. Y, Apiil l. lSSi
Having been afflicted to- several years
past with illness, the cause OF which WAS um-
known TO me tor Il long time, and my con {.
tinue'l disability get1ins; TO be oi 50 serious
and distressing character - to cause g,c,t
anxiety with my family and friens, became
satisfied upon close invests, ,tiOn that the
cause OF my sickness was the diseased con,li-
tion of my kidneys and live:. AT this time
by accident 4 friend who Ia similar symp-
toms to mine infOr cd me OF the great i'm
provement in his health by taking Hunts Re-
medy. and persuaded me to try it. l imme'
diately commenced taking it, and from the
first bottle began to improve. and its con tinu
ed use affords very encouraging results. 1
can sleep sounlly, walk better. am tree from
pains, and the sever, attacks OF hralachc
from which l suffered so much have dsap-
peared, and cheerfulIy recommend Hunts
Remedy for all purposes iOc which it is alvcr
tised. ! will ada III cloSin:: that my wife has
used il very successfully for preventing the
attacks OF sick headache with which she had
been afflicted from yOuth.'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-27
We Challenge tho World.

When we say we believe, we have cvi .cnce
TO prove that Shiloh'S CONSUMPTION Cur. is
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made. in as
much as IT will cure u common or Chronic
Cough in on e.halt the time and relieve ASth-
show more cases OF Consumption cured than
all others. 1t will cure where they Iail. it l.
pleasant to take, harmless 10 the youngest
child and we guarantee what We say Price
lOc., soc and $l.OO. Ii your Lungs are sore
Chest or Back lame, use ShlOh's Porous Plas.
ter: Sold by II. Ii. Cochran, druggist, Nos l37
and l39 North Qneen street. feb,- cod
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-27
Tho Travelling Salesman

Is an irresistible fellow, brim full of stories
jokes, courage, self-assurance and grit. lie il
very t. king wilhal. BnrdocE BLOOD RivcrS
where, and are sold everywh here For sale Ey
II. IL. Cochran. druggist, l37 and I:,9 North
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-27
Eradicates
MALARIA

Persons waiting on the sick she
freely. Scarlet Fever has never bee
spread where the Fluid was use
Fever has been cure1 with It after
had taken place. The worst cases OF
yield to 1t.
Fcvercd and Sick Perl SMALL
sons refreshed and an
% HeH sores prevented PITTING
by bathing with Dar- pox fhEEl
by's Fluid.
Impure Air made A. memDe
harmless and puri- family was
fed. Smallpox.
For Sore Throat It is Fluid the r
sure cure. not deliriOu
| ContagiOn destroyed. pitted, and
For Frosted Feet, the house
Chilblalns. Piles, three week
Chafings, etc. others had
rheumatism cured. PARKINSON,
| Soft White Complex phia.
ions secured by its
use. DIPHTHEE
ship Fever prevented. PRE-
To purify the breath,
Cleanse the Teeth Tho phys
IT can't be surpassed. use Darby's
Catarrh relieved and successfully
cured. Treatment
| Erysipelas cured. iberia. - A.
| Burns relieved In WERCK, Il
stantly. Ala.
| Scars prevented.
| Dyscntry cured. letter dried
Wounds healed rapid Cholera pre-
ly Ulcers pul
Scurvy cured. healed.
| An Antidote for AMI In cases o
nal orVegctable Poi should be
sons, Stings. etc. the corp
fused the Fluid dur prevent al
ing our present al ant smell.
Fiction with Scarlet
Fever with decided The emin
advantage. 1t Is in clan, j.
dispcnsable 10 the SIMS, NJ.
sick rOOm.-WM. +. York, say
SANFORD, Eyrie, Ala. convinced
by's PROP
SCARLET FEVER Fluid Is ,
CURED. disin fectan
VANDERBILT U UNIVERSITY, NASHvIL
Testify to the most excellent G
Darby's PrOphylact;c Fluid. AS a q
| and detergent it Is 10th theOrei
practically superior to any prepar
| which am acquainted.
N. Il. LUPTON, Prot. C
| BAHEY'S FLUID Is RECOMME +
lion. ALEXANDER ii. STEPHENS, Ol
Rev. CHAs. +. DEEMS, ID. d., Chr
| Strangers. N. Y.
Jos. LECONTE, Columbia. Prot,
| s. T..
Rev. \. J. BATTLE. Prot, Mercer
Rev. GEO. +. PIERCE. Bishop NJ. +
INDISPENSABLE TO EVER,
Perfectly harmless. Used inter
externally for Man or Bea
The Fluid has been Thoroughly ties
have abundant evidence that
everything here claimed. FOl ful
alton get OF your Druggist a pamp
to the proprietors.
j II. ZEILls
Manufacturing Chemists. PHlLA
For sale by ii. Il. Cochran, Drugs
l39 North Queen street,
| jin22-lycod&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-27
To-day we make mention Of a few OF our
pecial numbers in
HOSI cry.

while everything else We have VIC sell at the
lowest market price and our ASSORTMENT is
ular made, with double heels and toes. OF eS-
ira length, at oOc. pair. All kinds of fancy
striped and plain cOlOred Hose at lOc. q pair.
Ladies silk-eloeked Hoe, in cream and all
fancy cotton Hose, full regular made, at sc. q
pair. Child's silk-clocked Stockings, in all
colOrs you can buy pair for 25c, Best, full
regular made Hose. in fancy striped ingram.
rs low as &c. pair. We have Chld's Stock
ings all sizes in black. In Gents Socks we
cool bargain gain in tnll s regular made un,
plain cOlOred silkclOcked ut the same price.
Buy your GauZe Underwear from us, you
now. Lace Mitts take their place. We have
some good ones for little money. Fans and
ParasOis. CHILDREN'S WEAE. We have a
Children made of materials well. a,iarfc1 tor
summer wear, comprising CalicOeS, Cling
hams, Chambray, Scersuckera and Lawns. Also
spienuid !ine or White Dresses TO fit all
ages from the smallest to IL years OF age.
After this size comes the ladies' sizes and our
stock of these Is now complete. We have
them sa, made @ OF SILKS HuntinGs, Nuns Neilings.
SeersuckeIs and Chambrays. And our stock
OF White Dresses is something that we take
is such that it cannot be surpassed in any of
the larger cities. We have O good assortment
that would he suitable for graduating sDresses
dresses will be wanted. We think it necessary
10 mention this fact. WHITE DRESS GOODS.
We have all kinds OF White Dress Goods that
good: Victoria Lawn Us low as iaLc:' Our
line OF Lawns, ChintZes. Sccrsuckers, Cham
brays, Ginshams, Sateens, and all kinds Of
Summer Dress Goods Is now complete and we
feel satisfied of being able to please the most
particular bOth in price and styles. We sell
these goods by tho yard. the same other
stores. Some people think we Ohly have the
goods to make up, but we sell you whatever
you want in our stock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-27

TIDNEY WORT FOX SALE AT H. Il.
N Cochran's Drug Store, 1877 and l39 North
queen street. MARI 3nU