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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
nRrfINAI nncrMTNI.

Sor. COmte. del Preso. del Tucson: Reyes PachecO, veciuo de dho. Pres;dio, parece ante Ia Notoria Institicacion de Vm.. sUplica se slrva darle pOsecion de un psdasO de terra reslenga, que SC haia en las inmedIaciones del ojito; tiene cionto oehenta V Ocho varas dc largo. y de ancho, quatrocien'as; tiene DOT hnderos, DOT el Norte, la labor de Manuel Rodriguez; DOT el Pouieute. a. camino real del ojo de agua; DOT el Su., una Loma, V DOT el Onente otra: obll- gandome a cultivarla, y mantener Arms. Y cavallos, para salIr contra los enemI- gos, como 10 mande el RI. Reglanto. d. Presidios. Por tanto,
 4 Vm. renGidamente, suplico, hacer como pido, en que reclveue merced. Tr.,,,,.-, = H,--o 70 1a 1SDD
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
Sotice Of Forfeiture

go Is. WILLIAMS. Clerk. .u. copy atta-t. E. II. P ri. Sasrf. |. Su.'. E stephens, plfF - A--ys. .1- GI,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
NEW REMEDIES,
Dr. Ouinlan's Dispensary

Formerly Dr. Gibbon g Branch DIspensary. i- located at Us Penninu- ton street, Tucson. e. tablIshed for treatment
, 1883-12-08
toiitll.

Nuar Is there . gul-. = q. l., .yy
one to buy ioes: Way. sc frrsg c,-1r~s
N TIE territory, tn finest TIMBER EAST o. -,
Cs.rId.s. cne pl7est UgOYS wAs-r rEniin.
through h streets, the loreiies. sI.s. a.: this
srasn earth the Iia-t promising i any u
TIE nss t'*us VI platte 4. A-;,iy ih,Te
are ;Ecre s.Li iuo-a, e!Gci.ts :i-- sny p Il
o. th2 -a,irJ4a III tus ter--,0ry. - lt- z-;a ::
sid 20 Improvements IL yy.-.,l: - -.
% stay. |. contains all the clements o.. =
Grst Class --En right no. st rkr st,r.. TwC
lArE- .cnerzl merchsrHlse store. tVu as
toguC, rc>t CIaLt-. Itab.,s, k4>ksa...A ar.d
Wo-d shop, bea-i.,g house, .;x GvcIlr,gs.
scAcel houze, le~sl-y storc, brewery. sri a
wafer rover w.ah s,Hty iset isli, suil.ien.
% turn machinery Of al kiaSs. A AR
MI vii &c erected II TIE spTsrg, arrange
El-tcs :or TIT pCrpose sui pariill begin
n rn.is, IssT~ i also Wit-;n l.a-iny
saw NAL, la;h. single and p!anlug ni.l,
forming neIcieus i,r the bes, town In
Eastero Washington. I; las mo.e business
and more u make 1--we town than any four
" The recently plated towns in the ter.
:Ory. Ths: Is Whist there is al Co!siil-.
Aod besides ali these natural advantages.
'hfsecunty seat q Stevens county is now 10.
Gated tbe-e: which uiil no, injure the plscs.
Judging sy the resent struggle i0r the eoun-
y seats of the different counties In the ter
Eitory. Now, + these are not enough. iast
bus 4 ie: and bald on ii: TIA, Is the WAY
to do -Ci,,..g >sE'i~ei.
, 1883-12-08
Must Settle.

We have 4 long l:,t oi subscribers Fl II 'Be
c several years il arresrs- To all 5-.ch We
Will say thst = settlement 5 asked auG pay
neut expected. Our accounts vii be s-nt a.
Fast IS they CA u made olt every man WI,
h..s hsd the S.ATEssAN ola wear, and we r.S.l
irsisc oU V>y1eGt. Ias yeaT vast has tcrn
msss than s.n ayeTaSr 1; Jo,i yeAy 81 .he ia--1eE
r,iusr, mechanic AID business u.-u, ari IT tx
doe. not pay This fall we must cor
cluds ths. r. is mdiE-reu. aai does
Not care whether he pays Li- li;t'7 bills
q net. This viii aot answer orr purpose. ~
We ar- ohiisrc = hags oar da-~ Hse cher pee
PIE The STATESMAN oiace pay. uu: alrrt
$1,000 yes- t1- .a'-,r, --ck ard ;Icils-.sl
expenses ami his money -lW&ys o"uiesla h,;le
dr;h<. generally - Eve anG t,h dol.r= .. =
tina. ani IL PAID "gs srd Eaes into lirc.,S IN
here At hour- - r$ss - W g.. l. with Lhr
exception 81 what ~ ysY for psp-r --- 81 .-r
nIAt-risl not 2AE-tSCtrrei AZ vs. n y.,n
i,rito-y. Do not .aiuk t5&t tie li-c.- cgv
d.ii.-s ~ I.oTr yorl owe FiI Tot = i grea;
.nd thankful b>aeA. % ~ fg = hslvs {, IL aSr
rp the 4,>sst zSr-re--z:e wk:-k W. s-e si rhe
line paying 0ul; So seli i aiuGG. ;pr . j.
ress.i eysrJ a.S II fns year ~
, 1883-12-08
John g.. Carlisle.

Mr. Sumu.T, Congressman e,est fro,a
Wisconsin, gives ;he !oiI5wi1. reasor- t5r
Voting to- ,ioha t., Carlisle
NY chsioe for Spesae! s john =. -
isle. Of Ke.taokv Tnis py,'ersacs. Los-
ever, !. without pcelusIca = 60 the r-.-r
sea.!e,nen D. are sspf=a.-~ :n- tast l-.,i
ucn. The Sp.aksrshlp nas, he Ge-,iyG
with rs!ercnue - ire rs-d !uss;IoG. Pzrsy
platforms, newspspsr wr.:e.z. public sp-sk
><rs, and the general current q oIT"sTsl.ion
uunisak,aly p5iH, 10 that unc iszue as the
au-abeorb;ns question O; tee dsy IN pa.i:i,s.
No aues.iou, II 'ac., ws> ever mere SQUARE
II A. issae between tvo ccaieu uSIug Political
,arties than that Of a revenue tATIi based
upon the principle o: Unl;crTa and eqUsl tav.
st;on =. advocated by Democrats, sni pro
tee,ive tayiif fer ths protection Q: privileged
classes sni established u.o.opoli,s as 2dvo-
Gated BY the Republicans.
Such beiug the sitn-;l,l tie DeEe-Ta;io
msiority IN the nex- House oi kepressnIl-
.ycs. must ssseci as lis presiding otfcer a
ran who represents and advocates the Dem
oeratie principle. To % Otherwise would
bs 70 ignore ard r,vRii4-e tne voices and
the vote of the rank a96 re Of that party
We, a. representative. have no choice IN
the matter. The people have given rs our
instructors. ~ rais DsmoSca.Ie principle
1 believe Nr. Gsril.!e T. 1e ore OF the rery
oess eSPonerts.
, 1883-12-08
EORN.

EsyIs.-In this city, Nov 18th, TO the wife Of
CHRIS Ennis, ron.
E:GGs--In Dayton, November H. To the
wife Of Mathew Riggs, a son
kUHL-In Garfield county, November Il. To
the wife of A. Kuhl, son
SNITH In Dayton, November u. To the
wife of Charles Smith, son-
PkArEHR-In Dayton, November =. To the
wife Of 5. II. Prsther, daughter.
JoaSsoy.-In Klickitat county. November
}. To the wife Of J. J. johnson, : soa.
MILLER. In Lewistsn. November L. To the
wife Of -Ioha a. Miller, son.
NorscE-Nez Psrce county, November Il.
To the wife Of J. S. Mounce, daughter.
SAUEE-In this city, Nov. 18th, 20 the wife of
james Ssuze, daughter.
, 1883-12-08
A. TO GtESTS.
Semr Useful Hints 10 knobst.ii P~os,Ir

Don't invite them If you dent war; them.
Don't run into debt u entertain them ia
style.
Don't wear youc SuIday dress ahen you
are cooking your dinner.
Don't show them OF too publicly ii taey
happen 10 be distinguished individuals, and
don't hide them If they are poor relatives.
Don't change the complexion of your fam
liz prayers 20 match the religion 20 which
they hsrpen to beioag.
Don't tell them every minute 20 make
themselves at hone; but make your house
50 horne-like that they can't help feeling at
home
Uonf ASK them now they hke the fooa
yGu SCI &efocs tdeu, aal Goa'e season 1t
with scanialors gossip about your neigh
bor
In short, don't exhibit yourself ss vul-
zaI ess, even if you are naturally inclined TO
!. rra
, 1883-12-08

Il,-Tr l. Eo discount on Waiia WsEa
clsl party -4i sh= hospitality oi or citizrls
/, lr~ve bal, b2t ;be party aireG ~ Mr and
Nh. 2,H- C'I;oEnci. a; t!.e;r h..i>.,ne rcsi.
i=nes n Fii.h snd PrFl.,r street, OF We,ln-s
d.g evening, eeliF-ed ~veryth:n5 of the s,a-
81 The hou-- TIE hsnd-ciaest i'll TIE city
~ capable Of ea-iiy Containing one hand ed
ps"q,-: as it was Ihere were seventy in st..n-
3aace with r1um f1- plenty more Card play
Ing, Music and singiEg with S choice s.sa,t-
.n-rt If refTes,--lsnts berEee caused s-erg me
- enjoy S remarkably pleasant evening"
Aany oi The principal people Of the e;.v yer
frssea. sni it Vas p=st midnight when they
,;isI,ss-yd
, 1883-12-08
{ alb eiic air.

ou Monday ne1t. the Sisters OF charity
i this city will inaugurate = grand charity
.air, IL Stshlis Opera House, which viii be
eonGaeted By the ladies OF that parish and
continae SIX days Thi. event has been
looked forward u for some time and no
doubt H.l terminate most successfully, both
from fuaaeial and pleasure point Of view.
Ne understand that many useful and v.lua-
ole articles VIII appear On the various Ia
bles. The sisters desire al who wish t. con
tribute, to have the articles left a. the Opera
House sIriy Monday morning.
, 1883-12-08
Congressman Payscn's Disccv-
cries.

Congressman Payson has nsdy som
Interesting discoveries about the relation
between Central and Southern P4cifc
railroads. He says that the directors of
The Central Pacific have Contracted Ia
pay themselves as directors Of the South
ern Pacific {. rental largely IN excess cf
the receipts from The neS road, thus
taking money from one pocket TO Pu: Il
INTO another THIS, he says, mas one al
vantage. Ii lessons the amount II Ipor-
ey the Central Pacific Vii! be called upon
to pay under tie Thurman act BE also
found the directors f the Southern Pa
rihc hsd orcaniz-d bridge Companies
along tie line, GGi were chausl"- them
selves high rentals that the poor s:orls
holders have b pretty dim chance "f any
dividends SO long as the present c"ndi-
ti"n OF things continues.
, 1883-12-08
lsrRIiHed.

Thi. morning Mr.. j. NJ Hemphiil arrived
in the city from Pilot Rock for the purpose Of
esbun,ins the victim Of the late tragedy on the
Wslia Talls river. In company Of Marshal
Robinson be proceeded to the city eenetel y
and fully identified tie body a, tha, Of E,.s
tus Wright. There can now be no fu,;her
doubt upon the stSjcc. 70. Mr H-nphiI knr~
the deal nKa sni recesniz.d him BY several
marks
, 1883-12-08
The Speakership.

The fact that the Republican papers
are all predicting the failure of the new
Speaker John G. Carlisle, j, sufficient ev-
ideEce in itself TIA, tie choice is a mos;
excellent ole The couatrS at large and
the Democratic party in particular have
had too much of SsnrsndslIisua
, 1883-12-08
Notice for i,tS.rR2:i0u.
TERRIT0RV OF WAsHINGrcE,
County of VI ala Naiia.
IN PROBaTE-In tie matter Of the estets Of
GEORGES EESER, Deceased.


GEORGES EESER, Deceased.
CGTATION.-On reading the duly Teriisd
" petition oi Jsrcms Rsser, America Kid
well, nee Rss5r, Wills Reser anL William
Rese-, all OF lawiul age, ard decedsnt's ch.l-
dren, fled in this eJCrt, setting forth that SAID
George ReSer, petitioners isther. dir3 iutes-
tate il the county Of Wsila Walls Territory
OF Washington, on the 2stn dsy CT October,
1858: that ,;sysden. q. the tiIne + kis t;,@th
was a r,5i eat Il >Sit county, leaving esCate
therein tha: jfr rz.-l s-i'.e il woI,h shrNt
II .JO0, ard tie r,rs ~ p-,.-s-rt, . tie ,...b-
able v-ala- II 81 Il : t"cre are IL dsbts.
ci.i--. .ilnS "r II--ihih mes i..ainst said
sss..e, and praying To- "A "rr "i oistri5'..! n
al decsdsnts psurrr.y 10 the Fersocs there,
entitled: int The petitioners asoye naIG4n are
tha heirs :, decedrut ; e-...,- ana II s9Hr..r-
iuE hat uo god ,'-ru vy.~J> - i~Sae i-r.-Is
Ut adninlS.rIyian il th- G.-;.zg uf sac esl-te,
:. i. ordered. Iias 81. persons iutscsstei j.. The
IS ats @. George kc.er, dec sd, l. md ap-
pea- i,fJ.e the i"Dia-, Court - -. cgli:..r
II N.a.lJ Aaja on llurG=:, IL 2l=t lay of
Jaru-ry 1881, ~ tie A'1-a - "-t o'c.5ck +.
u. cf that ,;ly, thsE ..gd Jie.e to llo.s caase.
# any there be, Why a.. order Of distribution
Of the property deScriba! III sad uclI-i0l
should re. be made As therein prayed for: fu.-
ther that service Of this cii.-:ion lie u. y. on
all persons Interested in saii es,ate by Isrt5,-
cation Of this nrIe- la re i'alla y ala SIZES
MAJ, "A weekly newspaper p;llale,: and printed
in lie city AMI c.cpty d hai,.l Eaiis. y osh
inrt u Territory, iOr i. s:cc.ssiye weeks ~,
to said January 2l,,, rs :. Dated " ala Nalla
y. T.. Nny. Is. i, 1853.
r. GUICHARD,
ID JJlga AMI Clerk Of Probate
, 1883-12-08
No.iss FOR Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT WALLa WaLLA, !
W. T., December 4, lSS3.

- GTICE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT
= tho :o.l5n:ng nar.ed sets!rr has fled no
tice Of rs intention To make tnai proof IN sap
port Of his claim, and That said prof. Will lie
made before =. 5. Id 0:.ee az WaQA Wa..a
". E., on Jan. -. 1854, viz: Mlftina John.
stor. lid 30. 252i. ior the M / See -, e. ..
80 Z. lie neu.ss the following witnesses 10
prove his cant.l a"u, Residence upon, aud Gu,
tiva.ian Of. said Land. VIZ: Sylvester RYAN, r.
Maugsr. GeEtruls Sylvester, M.s. SyIres.er
IL IN, all oi N ala Wlila County, VT.
jos. JURGENSEN. Kesister.
, 1883-12-08
Division Of Washington Territory.

The 0rego,,iaH naturally takes great
interest IN everything pertaining T. Wash
ingtOn Territory, but II makes q terrific
mistake in saying that sectional arlmosIty
has increased between the eastern and
wsete,n sections during the past session
Of the Legislatura. II there ls sEy ALI
mostly existing between the people on ei-
thsr side Of the Css; ;Gie mountains, /: eI-
ists solely in the minds Of gery les, and
ue viii wager that not half q dozen re-
sponsiblo men IN this CITY have any ioa-
son for jealousy Of Puget Sound CT any
portiou cf Western Washington or that
they advocate division. But there are
some persons in the world who would
rather be kicked than not 10 be noticed at
all, and it is TO one Of the least of these
who has raised the tempest IN a teapot by
advocating a division OF our territory.
The very fact thai the PToPos'tlnA, When
introduced, was not even brought 10 a
vote should be convincing argument
that the move was most unpopular. The
Orsgo6iGa says that the proposition finds
more favor III tins, the eastern portion q
the territory COR the reason that II has al
WAYS been IN the minority IN the Laelsla-
ture and has been made TO feel It's subOr-
dinaticn. This is poor logic; the eastern
portion mas always had its due proportion
Of representation in the Legislature i'll
comparison to It's population. aud If there
has been any suburt!nation II has been
solely that IN the game of grab the vest
erners were smarter and more able men
than those sent from east Of the noun
taius. who are always divided whereas
the western raeInbers are firm believers III
the Old adage that unity Is strength.
Yet while W. 30 pnr deny that
one section Is possessed Of more able men
than the other At J., admitted u a fact on
all sides that the western mer have hsa
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P'.r -
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1 49,, : 80 !,
, 1883-12-08
Notice fJr Publication.
LANp O9FiCE 81 VAIL WAILA, /
". T., Dec. 4, lSS3.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has Sled no.
tice Of IL, intention 20 make tina! prof. in SUI
port of his claim, and thai said proof VII Da
made bef.Ie L :. Lard OG:ee at W-!ls Walla
". T., on December I, 1855, viz: Mary !.
Maussn. nse Ryan. Ht' :,iii2 for the Slgi See
2S Tp. 9, Z - T. S;.e names the foii2.sng Wit
nesses u prove her continuous residence upon.
and cultivation Of, raii land, viz: Edwsrd
IL. Ma1gGn, Ia.tiLa Johnson. 5 Ryan, Ger
trude Cornwall, ali II N'dlia Talla Go. ". +.
JUS. J3RGEES;:N, Register.
, 1883-12-08
rRrroNnERtNcE oE rols.

Cisrgymen appear Just TO struggle
through the ordesl without incurrIng the
stigma u inieriority, bein. equally intel
licent, sober and moral with their wives,
and producing an gqu,i number Of boys
and girls.
nj course, for the stability of the new
law, It becomes necessary 10 show that
nnslciams, msdica! men ard orators are
infeIi.r Accordingly the first ERE iyul-
pi.aric, the second are made rather t.al
born t, their profession and the mos.
Distinguished as All exception have iar!e
families of dsushtersN, and mere pHhlic
speakers d. not possess the highest or
der cf faculties or Intei!,c;, while il
most of them "rhe base ! the BRAN viii
be found To p-edoIn.nate over the suPer:-
or portion.
We're the theory established, TO mar
r!ed member Of the learned rfofss.i ns
would be abe to get an. su.fiuy'Gont l.,
al urless they had iargt ri! Of sly.s.
They could nos sii'ni To - -isaS, gyi
wouli become matter cymmsu r-u
ilnce Sirn them 10 cure iil5,s -
wives !yr fear ot mlshap-
, 1883-12-08
Guardians SOyirc.

Ia the ra4t y . lie sstats and : az iii.Isiip
Of Edao 4 Le3oucter, an Ins.ne Person.
NORGE Is HEREBY G1TEY THAT
~ tbs Un3'--:,ned ha- been p T.oiated guar
rii=n e tEs estate and pr # E,ilGJnd
irit,uciei, By t'e PgsA-re Cont Cf Waiia
N'aila Co1ntF. ". T., sid I.sB I1etet having
been -di-dgsd insane by -a;l curt.
EMMA Ig3OUTHER,
Walia Wails, Nov. II ISS3. Guari;an.
u0yi1wjt
, 1883-12-08
so'i,c EaE PGyEirgGinY.
i-aSD OFFICE - NALlA NAL.

LAND OFFICE - WALlA WnL.,}
w T, Dee. :. ies3.
n OTI.E Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the fvlipwia.; named settler has hid 10
tice Of his Intention - make ilai ,ro,i il sylr
por: Of his cain, snd tE4t sail .,aof wiF BE-
made before L. >. Ian Oiiile 81 W.,,a WaiIa
". T.. On January -, 1851, viz: geai.
+. Wise!aah, D5. 1854 fo- the SCI Sec. s. ~.
y, l. 81 r. lie TaIacs the fpl.oEiLg ~
nes'es 70 rrpye Ia coEt.ngv':z resiie2,e upoG,
and cultivation Of, said l-Bl, VIZ: .ci.n
Peterson, Wm. j i.2ndis. H,nry I.asrsuc-
Mary Deyer. al Of Wziia Walia count u
T. JOS. JDRGENSEN. Register
, 1883-12-08
So;scc f"- Publication.
LAND oiFICE IT MALTA NALiA, /
". l.. Dee. {. ISL

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the fc!lowin: named settler has fled 10
tice of his intention to make lnai proof Ia ~
port of his claim, and that said proof xiN be
made heioIe |. y Land 0tfee at Waila Walls
". r., on Jan. Il, 1853, viz: joseph [.
MaxGn, HID 2s.9 for the Il NWt N SW.
Sec S, Up \. Il 81 4. re ualnes tie following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation Of, said land. viz: AIsu
II. Crocke., II. +. Lawrence. .. Fl. Edwat,ls,
l.. VI. CT"cker &Il of W.T!a N'siIs G., VI. I.
Jos. LOEGENSEN. Ee.,istar
, 1883-12-08
We WANT ONE THING UNDERSTOOD

We have old goods tocknothing faded out sy
goods all this desirable OF most ms
chants would be slow sell NEW goods doab such s
heard BEFORE but that's argument The altered means
demand change
goods low house New i DO that present STOCK must
sacrificed
There lsS that all rc
their goods where they Bought cheapest There friendship about
goods, low shai II cannot ~
goos New York s vii 1oI aai n"o
recognize thst fact that down
, 1883-12-08
Na:.re for Publication.
land DFsICE AT WaLLA WALL,
". l., Dec. . i~S3

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following u.....zri settler Ia5 .ied no.
tice Of his intention "a make fni. l.rof in sup
port Of lis cl4.u, And lhat ssit igD1; Tzll Se
made hsioie !. =. Ian: On, 50 Nails Eans
81. s, 00 JsnQsry p, 1881. c.z: Hn. Il.
Laniis, I'D - II Iae M, SEC. Is. e.. 9
y, i 36 Z. fia LANES tie following
witnesses t. prove biz c1Etinuous residence.
upon, and cultivation Of. SD l2ad. VIZ: J. \.
Clements, g. Harrison. II. p. i..wier, ].
IaSlt-. ail 0f "siia %ailacpu4sy
j15. JOKGEN>EN, Re,iste-.
, 1883-12-08
COUNTRY ORDERS.

To patrons residing WsI sua
before been offered this Territory lady the
100 mles she personally II a7 a.s 'r
selection guarantee BETTER goods han she could select herself
conyvrssnt with the much ID oar
lazy satisfaction the LAZY E: became popularity VIE
work for and only By fair deang earned We send
free application and that represented c
reued al
, 1883-12-08
Executor. s...se.
Estate o: .-:deoa Gra,ei. necea>ea.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN HY TIE
~ undersigned aiminis.Ia.,r Of the zHcre
named estate 20 the creditors Of and all Der
sous having claims sgaiHst said deceased. to
e1nitit tha game, with the uecess ,ry veIehe.s,
81 hin ore year from the iTs. Publication Of
this notice to the undersigned In WaIia W.'la
County, W. 7. Dated WaIla Waila. ", I.
Dec. ], 1888 ISAAC GRAVEL,
st. Administrator.
, 1883-12-08
~G GOODS SOLD ONLY FOB CISH:8

The fact that sell goods exclusively for cash very
why We sell dress gooas nov
90 yard that % but haze the cash
reasonable undaE9ani
goods pc,s Suppose h sH
Of for thm h mo
Of the .hr Our o
s regulated ra sell goods at ~ t
~ DO Sth e : trRog
, 1883-12-08
t.IYea np LE pac,ars.

Il II pp,s:ile that Mr.. Godfrey is W and
AZ WORK. snd cured By go simple remedy
| assure YOU il is trne he is entirely
cnred, ard with nothing but Hop Bt eTs +;
and only ten days ago bis doctor gave him
up and aid he must die -
"Well- a-day, That's remarkable will
60 TINS day and ge: some for n,y poor George
know hops are good"
, 1883-12-08
AN INTERESTING THEORY.
The Laws OF Sex Discovered and
Carefully Analyzed.

nothing less than the Law vh:ea governs
the se1e.. and whereby the sex OF on
sr.rinc can BE- controlled. IL has work
cd for twenty yes-s a, the subject, care
fully coua.ing the NUMBER Of boys and
zir;s N the families Of his acquaintance,
cumming up the characteristics and tax
ing the portrait Of the parents, and read
ing parsin and other authors rho have
handed the question. The great discoF-
c-y j, TIE la= that sex IS determined ny
what shall designa'5 as
THy SUPERIOR FAgEST:
alss ;hat the superior parent produces the
opposite se1, that is 70 say, If the hus-
band is superior TO the wife the family
will ,nsis, mostly Of girls, ana vice YER
sa. Hence. as the author explains, re-
sul;s The preservation OF the balance OF
the ser, Tor in the next generation the
girls. lnheritins their father 5 superiority,
will in most cases produce families with a
large proportion OF boys In future there
will be no need to pry in order to ascer-
tam who rules the roost in ones neigh
bor's family-;t will only he necessary to
count his boys and girls in order 10 deter
nine; hence it is 20 be expected that the
desire for male offspring Will scarcely re-
main 50 strongly developed in fathers as
hitherto.
Dark complexion is superior 10 light,
dark plants and trees are tie ;a"st har-
dy, and dark horses the best i sgasre
forehead ard prominent veins are 'supe-
rior, large prominent eyetwhlch indI-
cates conyersationsi poTefs) u The r--
verse. But
= TIE Ei2Sr ISDICAII"S
Of superiority is large and prominent
nose, Roman or acquilIne, full a third
he length Of the face. As al illustration
of the method OF sumning up the charac-
terlstics OF parents from the rules iaii
down, the portraits OF oPpositc sex given
in the plates are hypo;i Ideally marie,
pair by pair, aud their '.sr'aHy ct IL
fetinrity is estimated IL 'T'c''.y, iF' be
ing taken as stsndar number; heace
the number Of chlldre' "t e'lhsT sex
which such pairs ought u produce, ac-
cordirg 10 the now the =, = arrived n
Ono Of the most ll-fay I'D ii Tie uT!y
women ia mated, fcT { roPie, ar'h tie
nan with the head sh.ca is b.ggrat At
tie sop. ard the resul, IL. t.@t i thc i".IF
have twenty children, hey Viii all t.
girls
Then comes = series Of cas,2 from
rsas,>, r,rrr,r.,g
=,
.,I.,I.5...s.,a,.t.I- "a =
-. ;,.-I,...,.,
NJ ...,
, 1883-12-08
DIED..

AuBis.-In Waila walia, December 81. Lam
"a Pearl, daughter of John and Henrietta
Aubin, aged years and q days.
LowE-In this city, Nov. 18th. The ysung
eat daughter of Al Lowe.
, 1883-12-08

FEkH TO ,. A. n C-zy4e cel-c~i y---=-trs
esas Aseisst .zi.iz,.s= ns. r,as-r-et
~LCreA, fss;ss. s,s, t.s l.-xs .-~ E:rs,-sa-I
- CaAiSas q kasoaS taxs AL ses<,, w..A est.-s
~NEo; $50. - ON d Wy lsr-ss.se r--s--s
IA aEDc1sS SEQ
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, 1883-12-08
ONE PRIcE--AN Goods Marked in Plain Figures

his these thse
sabshnen, popu2r They rad cal nA
the old can dant teAo
but strange al Of them T
, 1883-12-08
THE FAt2 JOHNSON
.DOHENY & MARUMS|
WHY WE REDUCE DIRE IS G0ODN |
~ WHY WE CUT DOWN SILKS al
READ THE REASoNs,
The completion of the Northern Pacific Railroad brins r.
York, from n business poiat Of view, as near
San Francisco.
The Prices in those Cities Differ very Widsh

We have made arrangements with eastern importers and
manufacturers for the future delivery of Dress Goods and
Silks in this city and the difference prices between yes
York and San Francisco ae alarming situation
1t has revealed the positive fact that Dress Goods s
Silks purchased in San Francisco too high n price
, 1883-12-08

CaI'>nl -ee "a aaG st cur prices ~ We are
eating gccd= direct from the east and can
tsat Fu.tlsuc Pres md sav- you freight.
uasitiyy MILLS a WIT
, 1883-12-08

The completion OF the Northern Pacific Railroad bring, n.
York, from a business point Of view, as near
as San Francisco