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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04

-lf. w. 7. Stevens IS at present mak-
 e1'e1siye additions to hIs hardware
 f4'i1en- Among the articles of note -. -. De mentioned a complete assort- -, --s-, o' Mrs. Potts celebrated flat or 1- s1 -''1-r with detachable wooden han -I They are of graded sizes m sets
 '4ree. Outside of the assortment ---.'ned they are not kept. Mir. Ste ,s 's also m receipt of a fine line of s- s-s most celebrated cutlery, including I3ra' hollow ground razors, pocket ., 'ts and Rodgers plated cutlery, all C--,9 slls9 are guaranteed as represented,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
0mCial Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

Gopher, Pima district, Jan Ist. Santa Rita Land and Mining Company. Geo | D Smith, general superintendent. 1 James Johnson. Minnie. Mattie J. no district, Jan l3 Hiel Hale. II 4 Robertson, B r karns, l G " Redman, II ( Townsend, C E Ben nett.
 Lucretia, Empire district, Jan lst, \ T Lea. F. $ Dodge, II P Dodge Inglewood, near Oracle Camp, Jan 1st, NJ NJ Bruce, " l. Litchfield.
 Glance, Myers district. Dec 2j, l. L Wood, 4 " Donaldson, W Webb.
 Carolina, Henry Clay, Toledo Blue grass. Azurite, Colleen BavD, Mount Vernon, Richmond, Myers district, Jan 2d, r I Dovling.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
4 CERTAIN EEMEDI ACAINsT-AII GOV
 IAGIni nisIAsEA
PeFTectlH HGrD1ieSS U,ssd Infer
 HGiiB or ECtsrHdiig.

JH. ZEILIN &CO. Proprietors Manufacturing Chemists. Philadel- phia- Price. 90 rents per bottle. Pint bot ties Sl rah25d.Fu-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04

sumption, D.abstes, Brights Disease, Jaundlcs Insanity. etc. RxceSses, non-use, Abuse, Inherit ed Weakness. MalnUt-ition. Spinal and ce-sbral complaints bring the above fatal dissAsss Debility and seminal weakness Obstruct the iEr- poTtant and necessary acts of life and their en- lOyments. Cures GuArantesd- Disesses of the genltO urinary organs, kidnsys liver and blad- der speciality. The many complaints and dis- eases Of women speedily cured; consultation As office or by letter free and coufdsncal.
 ONE BOTTLE RRER
 Regular sixe Bottle of Ether InvigorzJor sent Tree Co show the wonderful properties of the greatest fnVtgorater known tO modern Sclentists- State sym ptOms, age If married etc. RESPONSIBLE PERSONS can aKranxe pay nle1its m the same manner as they vOnId su- ploy their family pbysician
 STRICTEST SECRECY MAINTAINED all or Addre@e, DR. LIEBIG & CO. No sJJ Geary srreet, corner Mason San Francisco Cal Pnvate entrance. +l5 Mason street
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
IJEEIlS.

Martin Meyer to Wilson Beach. the following named claims. Idaho, North Idaho, Nebraska, Dakota, Silver Bar, Nevada, Utah, Bobstay, Mainstay, Iron sides, Ironclad, Iron Gray, Iron Duke Royal Blue, War Chief, War Eagle and Hercules, together with all his interests in the Al mining district, in which he Is jointly interested with Wilson Beach and Robert Young. $500.
 + L Woods snd J Vivian to P T D6wling, the Pacific and Bulletine mines, Myers district, Sl0,OOO E l. Wood, W Donaldson and Wm Webb to r I Bowling, the Philadelphia, Glance. Blue Buck and Monte Gallo mines, Meyers district. $6,OOO.
 Pr Bowling to II W Littletield, trus- tee, his right, tltle and interest to the Grand Prize, Petangue, Little Monarch and Littlefield mines, CababI district, s5.5OO.
 George A Brown to Hill de Armitt, | a one-fourth interest in the Cokespa mine and mill-slte, Cababi district, Sl. George A Brown to l. J | Iaeger, @ three-fourths interest in the Cokespa
 mine and mill-site, Cababi district, Sl. MISCELLANEOUS. Cattle brand and horse brand and 1 counter brand for horses and cattle; also
 right and left ear mark. Pusch < Zeil- weGsr.
 Receipt for 5000 paid by P T Dowl- ing to G F Hollsten for his interest Tn
 the Great Republic mine, Myers dis tric-.
 Affidavit of assessment work done by ] John Moore on the Grand Prize, First Prize, Little Monarch and Petanque mines for the year 1882
 A young neice of Ramon Montoya. aged about fourteen years, met with serious accident on Tuesday evening last. by which she will In all probability lose her life. While arranging a man tie shelf her dress caught fire and ID moment she was ablaze from head to foot. As she ran sore aming through the house, Mir. and Mrs. Rocs ran the first to her rescue and did all that was pos sible to save her. but before the flames could be extInguished she was burned almost beyond probability of recovery. Drs. Handy < Holbrook are in attend ance on the case. NIT. Montoya, her uncle, at whose house she is, was tele- graphed for, and arrived last evening. MT. and Mrs. ROca, in. .thelr endeavors to save her, suffered several severe burns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
DR. C. D. SALFIELD,
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.
EARS f0r the MILLION
Foo CAuu's BaIsan of Sharks Oil

t'''Ah'NiS AFsaoFcs tuc hfaFlnSs ana 10 tor
 only Absolute Cure for Deafness
 Known.
 Ihis Oil IS abstrscted from peculiar spesies of white shark, caught in the Yellow Sea known As 'AAl H tRODOS EoSDELETfI- Every Chinese nsn- erunan knows It. Its virtues as a restorative of hearing were discovered by Buddhist priest about the year ltlU It's cures were SO numerous and many so seemingly miraculous, that the remedy was officially proclaimed over the entlrs hnpire It's use became SO universal that for over 8J0 years no deafness has existed among the Chinese people Sent, charges prepald. 70 any address As SI.0J per bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04

It's virtues are USQUEsrIoSABLE and its oU- EATIVE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE. AS rHE wRI-rs CAN PERSONALLY TEsTIFY, BOTH FROM ExPKaI- ESCE AND oBsKRvAr1Os. Write at once 10 HAY LOCK A JENSEY, Dey street New York. snclOs- Ing Sl-u, and you will receive by return a remedy that Slll enable you tO hear <e anybody else, and whose curative effect will be psrma- nsnt- You vlll never regret doing SO. "EDIrOR MERCANTILE kKvIEv
 f1-ro avoid lo-s in the mails. please ss1d money by Registered Letter.
 Only imported by HATL0CK k JENNIE
 DaV st.. V. '. sole agents for America uly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04

 turnal Emission, Aversion tO Society, Dmness of Vision. Noises in the Bead the vital fluid passing unobeszVed in the urine. and many other dsaasar that lead to insanity and death. DR. MINTIk will sgree tO forfeit Five Hun dred Dollar for a case of thla kind the Vital Restorative under bus special advice and treAtznentl will not cure, or for anything imp1rs or injurious found ID iL DR. AlNTIE tzests all PIysts Dsessss successfully without mer- cur. Consultation free. Thorough exAmins- Don and AdVloe. including analysis of nrins tS.0O. Priee of the Vital BsstOrstive. fsOo bot ue. or fO1r tmas the quantity, SiQ0O; sent to any adltre@s upon receipt of price or c. O. D.. secure feOm observation, and m private name If desired by A. E. hINTIE, h. D.
 n ksarny Street. SAn FrRnciseo. Cal HAhPLE BOTTLE FREE on application by letter staung symptoms rex and age. Connu- uIcstious strictly confidential.
 Dss. BISTIE@s Kidney Remedy Nsph- r.ticuH, curee all kinds of Kidney and Bladdor Complaints, GOnOrrhnS. GIeet. LsuoorrhSs- For sale by all druggists; si bottle, ssT bottles fer S.
 DIR. MfSTIE'S Dsndelton Pills are ths best and cheapest Dyspep psia and Bilious cure in the market. For sale by all drusxists- ieIdfr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
THE Great English Remedy 1!

Is a nevsr-failing cure For Nervous Debility. Exhausted Vitality Seminal " Weak knssa SperrnatOrrhRa. DOS1 MANHOOD, ImpOtan- cy, Paralysis. ProstAtor- rhRa and all the terri bls effects of self Abuse. youthful fsll;ss, and excsssas In mAfurur ' sars such as loss os Memory | I.Ass1 tufie Noe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
Hear What the Deaf Say !

IL has performed a miracle in my case have no uneartsly noises in ny head. and 1 hear much better.
 Have been greatly benefited. . Ny deafness belped great deal-tnink aa- other bottle will cure me.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
lr. S.F, GIadWIn, DENTIST
From San Francisco.

HAS OPENED OFFICE AND LABORATORY II ID Buehman's new block. No. Si6 Con grs~ . street, adjoining the photograph gallsry. where he Is pre- pared co do ali kinds Of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04

Flounced muslin pechcoRts with trains are made for full dress, dinner and evening toilets, as well as with separate trains which csn be worn with different skirts. Bouhsnt costumes are fast superssding the clinginE, scsnty skirts of the present.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
Miscellaneous
sH- ''t ' t'' 's
 DARBYS PR0PHYLACTIC FLUID

For the prevention and treat ,nent Of GCARLET FEVER SMALL POI. YELLOW FEVER, MALARIA, ETC.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04

1Le free use of the FLUID will do more Jo ar ret and cure these dIReRses than any known preparation.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
10 III MING.

L gers X Ha;Gr sc hh'i 2 'e':-
d.u 30 deal exclusively IN i o:s,
Sho.s Hats Clothir" aud l. .d'"'
F,cy q Cd. It WI Tor It," II st
,ii,Iy da,s sch Il ,t.rr goods Nv
un hapd a., cost, cJrs;.t'bg e Hard.
warr. G. ock, nv. G. 49, aud NnwNrf,
Slour j rs Cm G. 3rdF, Jcaus, Cot
,onndrs, ID mcs,ic., Gale G., Ga cLs
&i nni VII eel al tor Wine,
Clo h'r., Fl,nn Is Gnd Ii ds', 3 be
llw .ost. Buttons Of kinds Il st.
Ter doz u aUda gicAt mwy ttho'
hsrg',ius icn nrmcrru' T. M n lou
Don't t~ke their VOID but 80 aids {
for you !.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04

consumption. To guard AGAINST this sure
,pd fatal destroyer use tho only nnticote,
t1ussCrs'C omp0,Ird Honey OF Tar.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04

Tac Old system e s'oy saIc', large
pr,ii,s, lopg credits, Gnl 'c.e''t
payments having been sun c,i,!b
PA era of quieI, sa'e'. sud. ls'!ts'
short edits. ard pr1mp' c llocti Il
she success cues Lu,ia,s5 roS dc
ponds upan tho amount 10 ie, and
The jud:cious management A;p'e
ei ting tho new os,l o. tai g. W.
have Il ide pre?trr;oo t. met ~
iasi ,u;ud by i,c"asigc our tl''.-
iti,s, AID re IA in, mgrgiuS t such
nno;n, ~ t. be sure aud inv,t" trade
Nv e vii M; aitomo, 10 sn .ma'a'e
ali the brrg .ius ", ara oTor ~, IN
I've appreciated ;hef !als' b, 60 -
TO be sen y1p mus, favor ns will
cal, This. w car.ily invite yon
10 10 II lie G,tea.i.a vii be showH
ytu.
Poor. < In "a
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04

The undersigned Las jitr'i"rn'i non
Cinsirrati W. - 10 ugc9r'e' ia" a..
,o,tmept &c firshrN blt'r' co'N''S' - ~
siz.s.w Lhbc PROV = so sci ~ rf.SNe',
n urh rel, cca. IL ul,c rrr,ls,'f. a.
lss n. " or a1d, - ve'y auca . tc'" i
Uc,rsa. which -. ollie d b orf at O.
"our'y ~ en- terms lie "'"'''c at = ven ~
any sIe \ sh.r e. ps'ror'g' '.luii'd
AID corru,t Z y, 10th ~ g. r''cr~ ~ rn"l
4, y id NCsIs MA y.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
LlSr OF GOnDi

T b. given away u Harr r.Doids
& Co.'S:
200 set, "" ps'c sieve bu'iors;
30 >, lyory
80 >, Il no -
20 ;, r ne, maid vi u pearl;
10 =, 5 adds;
lt0R Il ,.ln 80 M bul;o 3;
IN sets car-ri' gs;
S'0b a.ut.iu. 40. iati scarf bat.
.tnt
cn1a.rt rnsm6n's;
100 hai. o., sim,n.,;
in0 t'n cAfds;
100 mdits Lrm,t chal Ia ';k,r
ch'f';
100 cakes toilet sosp, ,anrel'p
sh.I';
lCo b ~, - : rak' u
box;
IS rol! pate watch ciRym", egg
ie, tsis hu'm. c-2tai'r-. si6c acles
j.rsl est 'ans Il ~ great 'pany oh
~ gocds - u.eu'iVstd Lb-vt.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04

ShlPsSaECKs TERRIBLE LOSS CT LFEU
ys;ssd aSd '; Isny ned ~, a' ' Is" "
On: , iSs ' M % @ ri
hrsf
enc ,a
sas end ss pub
s S Sa ss ss s
n SAaEYs SALINE o. sass
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04

NJ NJ Nh "a. j1-t 'nrr'd
Ir, II. C.ciria'i wEsly le pnrc'aS' .
% of fin spd H. n;d har ISL o.
se.; h MS , rrr ~ so f,cm &c Con-
ciuns'i G "a. c., oae Of ia IL IL c I
learse., wLici viii Eo sent II n
part Of tho ccu1'v nn r'n'o' ellie
thms. In few days lie wi l"yc N
u larac lot OF ilils o! al! ,;z:3 q Il
giad ?.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
8. j. Johnson, B. F. J1hnsjn
JOHNSON g. SON.
s. j. Johnson,

Fpz'elu Mississippi
Dae Hicks Bg,ior PhcaOns Spring Wagons and chdnnS Car.
ges Of ~ quality aud price, Parties intending to purchase
ugg will find their interest purchase from hem Establish
tent on een Street.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
NOTICE..

Rogers & IIUr as.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04

SnE at.cndcda ball-Ianccd 10 la.e
hour-became ovcrheated-wen. homo
,hinly clnd, in cold, damp night dir and
caught cold. Observation-Disclosures
Of appetitc-slight tever--dry skin
pains and ACCESSIBILITY sensations-in-
disposition to get up. Remedy-ono bottle
Dromgoole's ERglish Female Bitters.
slough on chilIs,"
G. res 3 cascsfcr % cts. 10 cash o. stamp.
AIaled by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
BAnEY's SALINE APERIEsr Is now
recognized "a tho best and cheapest, and
most pleasant cathartic il uss, for tho
special euro of headache, constipation,
heartburn. acid stomach. dyspepsia, etc.
It.ools and quiets, while rs sparkling
summer beverage, tits delightful.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
Che G'apiah Si9nal,
uAzLEHURST MAY i,h, ,SsS.
FLANNEls, OPERA ALL

FLANNElS, OPERA ALL
shadessaxony woodland lowc,t grades;
all ,lo.s at extremely low pric's.
BARNES & WILErNsoS
SHOES, ALL STYLES FROM
lowst gale to hest Philadelphia
make. \ large stock to s:lc't nom
Remember TINT William son has ro.
c,iycJ Peas md Beans hy lie barrel
for planting, AMI that they arc the
best. 10
EVANS STANDARD SHEET
MUSIC Tor sale by \ Moogc. Fnee,
los per copy.
BARNES e WlLKt son, LES
PECTFuLLY Invite The attention
their customers ard tue public. to
tier large an VARIED stock which
is offered at prices such as wil'iudnee
cash buyers to favor them with ileir
patron 80.
BARNES \ WlLEISJo%
CLOTHING. WE HAVE STE
GAL bargains in this liuetr oTer'
and invite inspection Of our stock
which is full and complete.
BNrEEs Il WILKINSON
HOSIERY. LATEST NOVEL
TIES iu fancy stripe ard sc.ii cox
orr, at as,onis' inc ospicrs. M'n's
ladies', Children ald Nj ses in great
variety. pAnxys Il WuyISscN
HARDWARE PLATED 1Ur.
LERY and Spoons, KNIVES, Forsa,
Pochei-kn;vcs, Hinges, screws. bolts
losks, aud in fact II Articles OF hard
ware u,uelIy called for viii he found
in our stock. Call On US for almos
i>'lh s wen'cd in his he
B,gx:s & WILKINSON
Cor sale.
haze FIR sale tie Texas Red TuN
p.ool o..s, iai,ed we (, Ajry .,
i L. NAEriS.
PRINTS ANp CALC0ES. THE
la,es, Fuls'y'es Tow on hand, wa.e!
VII be iepi,nished cm time 10 tn c
no the seas, advances. B>Fscs y
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
For sale.
hare tr sale tie Texas Eed rus
psool o:.s, iai,ed we I. AJrB =
Il I. NAEriS

PRINTS ANp CAuC0ES THE
la,es, L ,n-s'y'es TOW on hand, wa:c!
=. i! he iepi,nished cm time To tn c
~ the sea-. IL advances. B>Fscs y
WT.HtNsoS.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
wcm.N,s Eri,gpY.

lc .ia ace. A. ,t.ioa, % C1n.n's lie, there
genes r,Tts!n ,Tuutls rrl 81 PAWS snd sutetng'.
ghese complaints .rdiIGrg llcntcs le,i andre tho
cGps HE al slAtCsu, sfd illiuN ~ ann haunt INC
uiuIft,a ~ man Until 7guI tGa "tUtu VI ,i.e."
esrae have n 2.AcA,f. HNltuiGllg ~ tho head,
sAtal All uVig,uI ,Ipsifsi4. bltnCkCf chc,t.,
iilNliess tips. Useless eyes, C.1.!gi BRAN; wine
,lhcts -piti Ni.h IAlnfui irrcEnuhge, uterine dis.
placements aGd ulcers, hysie.ical -5Las physical
i 1stgai On. chTonc leucorhJs. oiu,ig, tul ites.
s.ons L. - efalpstte, ovarian C'stss,s kidney Aaec.
tloug etc.. hich IN numerous case ELI IN oplls!to
ats, ccA,l,s,cn,, iug,r.ty and =, Nh. TL,se are
C-at'alij tho Tesnit q inN,ctiJ1, al females
knDV lie c!..S Il pla!rtt We a,laie 10. Nov,
q .Cs III these IUublts eau 10 gv,TId abi cured.
W. have rrc1l i'om thOuisnl'.
%. DToinCo0le's fHRlss IeHiale hitter, Will cu-o
YOU -0rnh end vcli-wili mphU "ll healthy ais
tsrrv--TiiI make You fsei Ire = new woman aud
20 'us'h'c. fold by ell nTurySis At ~ 10. tert
your tlres, & { copy o. pr ttoIagoo.c's Family
Medical slV-gT,fr, D ~ FifsI.
s... D2rgI0-tE Z Co.,
IEggs!.,sEc. Louisville. ~
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
low to Cure (onsumpJio1S

ine glcdi N,l,il-
hCrufdCathsirum
this destroyer nj
tho human race,
anu ito rapid in
crease, call with
truIlrttvOlcc for
illcgcuius ofsonc
one 10 devise
means for the de-
thrOncmcntUfi,s
power. Thee cure
has been discUv-
erred and Is say
ing thousands.
Genius has IN
vented n detect
or; nature has
furnished the
remedy. Avail
yourself Of II be-
,forc IL Is too late.
4 slight cold. If
neglected, often
terminates in
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-04
NgEW DRUG STORE.

Wth evyng fresh nnl nice Next door e Co.. in th' Few
Fal.r building H2,lws, II S.
RIJ JONES. Proprietor.
We ara now onug will lie constantly receiving Fresh Drug. rr
Chemicals tent Medicines Window Per-
nnsy ics ard thug un, KEEP. IN hr class Drag
pleasure syS :aas pubic oihcars aud oh'
requiring 49, -, 49,, ,,.,r,r.
That nv bows are gocd aer 20 Printing oil 20 embracing
beautiful other material ao ' hy VII coninn"
rive iii m agomnt ns ceo VIII EHp hdhg
this .n they with ctaroeer o "ok
in This hey icquc and low pi elsewhere They WILL
DR. jesse * .icncs.
G ", ,n s.o,o w,en "a, n .of,siop ,ly elcweL. l2.M
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-06
OVER THE WATER.

Great Developments Expected In
b Forthcoming Trial of the Nj
htlists-Otber Nfhilfst Trials Prob
able-A Large Mine Discovered
Connecting with KremIin.
ESPECIAL TO TEX s~xnTlSEL.I
Sr. PETERSBURG, April 81 Develop
mems Of the utmost importance are ex-
pectsd in connection with the forthcoming
great trial of the Nihilists in this city.
1t was originally believed that this trial
would be the last Of the kind on the list,
but recent arrests, however. has made
other Nihilist trials probable, and it lie the
present intention to arraign the newly
discovered plotters either before the coro-
nation Of the Gar or directly after. The
accused have, with three exceptions, al
ready pleaded guilty Of belonging to the
party, which they assert il in fact, as we'll
~ in name, the will Of the people.
The Frankfort Gazette publishes .
special from Moscow, stating that q large
mine has been discovered connecting with
KremliD, where the coronation Of the
Gear is to take place.
A telegram also states that . request
has been wired to st. Petersburg for 100
sappers to be sent TO Moscow, for the pur-
pose Of destroying the mine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-06
eureka mailp 9tntinfl.


MIE ~"
Truly the times change and We
sre changed in them. Who. with
out apprehension. Of nsntst suicide,
could. At the close Of the late an
p~lessantneas," have entertained the
idea that the political situation at the
present time could be what it isi Says
our sprightly contemporary. the Silver
stats: ssRebel -brigadiers like Malone
and Riddleberger are now looked upon
As leaders on the Republican side Of the
United States Senate. and their wishes
are laws At tho White House. Mosby,
the guerrilla, on whose head a price was
once set by tho Government. is now the
representative Of the Government, with
: handsome salary. At the most important
Asiatic port. Fort Pillow Chalmers,
who was charged with being responsible
for the msssacre Of Uniou soldiers at the
fort by whose nam he is now dssignat-
ed. was refused : seat in the last Con-
gresa by the Republicans, but claims a
seat in the next Congress A. . Republic
can from the same district in which he
claimed to have been elected two years
before AZ : Democrat. Under such CIR
cumstances, it il not surprising that
General Butler. who voted ffty-nine
times for JEFF. Davis for President in the
1O6n arkr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-06

who i vigorously honest. . strict CON-
structionist Of the moral and political
Law, = born leader Of mon and one Of the
highest, nobIest and trrsst incarnations
Of American citizenship. Such = man
deserves 70 be bomjnisted by the Demo-
cratic party for the Presidency Of the
United Slater. and. what il more, We
believe ho GOULD overcome any Republi-
can candidate for that high Office with
the same case that he overthrow Astor
for Congress. It Is with something like
inspiration that this idea has suddenly
presented itself and had enthusiastic de-
velopment in the form of an editorial
proposition.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-06


A Chicago father. according to the Her
aid Of that essy. laid his hand paternally
on his daughters shoulder. The section Of
satin dividing the arm from the neck was
narrow. and Il was raised high in a puhy
mass. which looked soft enough. and did
indeed sink yieldingly under the touch
until the level Of the actusf girl was
struck; but instantly there was q stiff,
snappish rebound, as though q steel trap
had been sprung, and the fathers hand
was thrown up into the air. ''Goodness!'
he calculated, .has your shoulder explod.
ed?" mo, papa" she whispered; but l
shall il you don't get back your poise
right away. That's a spring in that pun.
70 make it stand up. It's nothing unusual
in the present fashion of high shoulders
but there's no use in exposing all Of ones
clockwork in public. So, hush."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-06

Il Il perhaps a. well all round to
accept the action Of the Commissioner
Of the Nevada Insane Asylum in reinov.
ing DR.. Dawson as an accomplished fact,
and withhold further criticism. It is
doubtful ii anything about their course.
now, can improve the situation. Prob
ably the least said the better. 1t is to
the interest Of everybody to encourage
the new management, in the hope that
it will not be inferior to the old. 1t is
but fair not to smbarrass the new Super
intendent with adverse criticisms in ans
ticipation Of what hc may or may not
do. He il lawfully in charge Of the
Asylum, and il entitled to unprejudiced
consideration. We commend TO the pub
lie the following very conservative and
judicious comments Of the Reno Journal;
ssThe Board Of Commissioners for the
I 1 Of the Insane have removed DR..
Dawson. - Superintendent Of the Insane
Asylum, and have elected Dr.. Bishop
his successor. This was made possible
BY Commissioner Huffaker acting in
unison with the three Commissioners who
voted for the change 81 q previous meet.
inQ, Al that-time il was generally nm.
derstood that Mr.. Huffaker wa in favor
Of removing Dawson, but wa willing to
give him an opportunity to resign, and
hence voted against ousting him. DR..
DAwson very properly refused 70 resign:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-06

Enterprise: Senator John P. Jones IL
expected home within the next few days.
He will come direct from New York to
his Gold Hill home, as is his custom.
Senator Jones is : Nevadan, and he
never returns to his constituents by way
Of San Francisco. He comes home first,
and if business calls him to California
afterward he takes the train from Gold
Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-06

Mention is made Of q new kind of horse
shoe. composed of three thicknesses OF
cowhide compressed into a steel mold
and subjected to a chemical preparation.
1t is said to last longer than the common
shoe. weighs only one-fourth as much, re-
Quires no corks, and is very elastic.