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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
RESTORED.

IT'S BEYOND DOUBT THE MOST RELI- Il able useful and PERMANENT TOSIc to the re- productive organs of both sexes known. It acts directly upon the nervous system lt restores debilitated functions of the principal organs of the body and unsurpassed a Nervine. lt ls a powerful. permanent and determined Aphrodi- siAc. It IS an Alterative and AperIent of excel lent fine quality. lt relieves weakness and pains m the kidneys; 1t prevents losses frOm the sys tenn from unnatural causes; it cures frontal headache, pimples on the face loss of memory. relaxed condition of the nervous rystem. indi- gestlon, sour stomach. diabetes, anS all urinary troubles. Those who have failed Co obtain cure should immediately give the NITAIIZER trial. lt IS the hING of all. lt hss never failed m a single case. The company will payiSJu for a case it will not cure, TO matter V neither com plicated or not The continuation of the VITAL IZER Is such that it cures both simple and com plicatod case1. This ls owing Co practical experience of S0 yea-s- Dr. A. X Co. will guar antee permanent cure in every case taken un- der thcir treatment and special advice. Tine required ls from one Co three months treatment. IT the great NIrALLZER fails. The money paid for the remedy will be refunded or S'00 forfeited. Call write for our OBsERvATToSs ON NAN HOOD. which Will enable the sufferer :O auswor the necessary questions SD that each can have the proper remedy forwarded -uitable for his SPECIAL CASE. CONSULTtTIOS FEEE-COSFI- DENTAL. Price of the great Nitalizrr S2. or six bottles m case Sip-SCFFtCIENT to CUBE MOsT CAsEs. Sent by Express on receipt of price or C. Q. n.
 suffering from diseases peculiar hh Dl l@aD to their sex. invaluable aid and spee,ly cure obtained Our Female Monthly Pills are unsurpasSei regulator. Sent on receipt of price. SS.
 Dr. Abernethy d O.. Iss9 Market >t.. corner Ninth. san Franrl,Co. Cal.
 s+-rake Market ard Valencia Street Dummy Cable Cars from the Ferry. etc. myl5D&Wu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14

Walter l.. Vail has five hundred head cf beef cattle rounded mp near the depot. which be intends to ship 10 Cal i,oTnia just as soon as the washouts on the railroad are repaired. He also has four hundred head at Pantanc station awaiting shipment. These two lots com plete his contract with California parties for three thousand head of beef steers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14

Many suppose that the city is paying a large police force, but such Is not the case. The city is paying but four po- licemen aside from the Chief. The City JaiIor receives a salary, but he IS also steward and watchmsn at the engine house. and must be a member of the fire company. There are three special po- licemen. but they receive no salary, their only compensation being fees.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14

4 whiskeT dye must be convenient to use. easy to apply. impossible to rub of, elegant in appearance, and cheap in price. Buckingham's Dye for the Whis- kers unites Tn itself all these merits. Try if
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14

NESS.
 The Doctor W agree Co forfeit Si .oOe for a case undertaken unr CureC- iLe rsasOn 70 many cannot get cured o. vCakt ess and the atO owe dis clse- Is owing to A complication. called IkOS- TAIORRHEA. with H1-'EIsAESIHIA. which equIres special trcltuent lR. lrEBIG's lSyIGOEAI0g, No. 2. with OUT ps- Cu4iar spsciat treatment. Is the only cure TOT PaCsTtrdKRHEA- Ey IL Manhood is restored and the hand Of tune moved b1ts from age 10 ycUtn.
 II pimples appear on O e face. if you become istle~s and dcspCuCcnt. look Cu for the con- p.tcatlon with vital VI eakness and lOss of Vital ny knOwn as FrU-tatOrrirl- Hundreds Of lives aye been lost for the want of proper treatment Tor this complication, auu thousands have lost ali their IrOpsrty ard i,s.sure in life from it's effects.
 Price Of either sR,Ixorasor. S2. Case o SIX bottles. Slu- Sent tO any address covered ccurCly from observation.
 Dr. ftebig d Co. treas successfully by Ho- uusuHa.hy every form Ct SPECIAL, PRIVATE
 CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or uauccoCs drugs. q yitality k drained from the body uuulerC-s diseases follow that baflie Orui- nrry medical treatment lf allowed Co continue tie Uuul- urul .os. csG. s- Consumption. liahe- tas. irlrht's Disease Insanity. etc. Cures guar. anJced. Disea-e- Ci the Cenito- urinary organs kidneys, hyer and bladder specIall treated. DIs- EASEs OF WOVEN sTUEDIIN CURED.
 Qualified and Ec> c>PouSiblc.- Dr. Liebig k Co.,. from EUhOre, are organized In compliance @tth the California Nc,3Cgl Law. Diploma pro cured hy regular college eiuca Ion, and are now IU th-ir uIutfeeItH yas.r sf EuecIal pructirt.
 To PROVE IEE NoNuL- lUE p0vIR of the IN Nt1JkAlOE A g ulIr, g GIyEy CIR SENT FRKE Consultation flre and private.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14

Business men should bear in mind that the CITIZEN office has just received a new invoice of type and job stock for all kinds of mercantile printing. Give us a call and We guarantee satisfaction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Unclaimed letters remaining in Postoffice st Tucson Arizona. June Q. 1ssis Altamirano. G bino Nickel James Alderete. Ramon Merl. Johann Andrevs. Barncy Micotte. Joseph bigcs. John Moreno. 1Enacio Brsdri-k. r Moraga, Juan Burrue'. Pedro Moreno. Julia Calis-n. Fred Moreno, LuIsa Court St, No lJs Murphy, Win Clarke, l. Pamplona. Iho- COntreras. AtanciO Pemberthy. NictOr-3 COEtreras. EuriqUeta Priest John Davis. Franco r RaillOn. VI Dabbener. W Rose, Johnny Gonzales. Manuel kOmero. Juan 6Ootell. J A ScOsta. r. R flaming Jack SRyles. Lewlz l. HernLndez. Franco Schell, W H-2 Jennings. Charles H. Sepulveda, E!oisa kesg gan. Mrs smith. II N Riser M-9 Smith F w Lee. Joseph T Ste- art, J T Lempke. Chas Steggali. Eobt Lo CT Guadalupe Stevens. B k Lopez Manuel Sundberg Vim Malfonado. Jose StantGn.J J N Mar~h. Henry IhOruby, Nm W MCkernan. Mm-2 Wallace Hattie
 NJ. F. FIREMAN. r. NJ.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14

The CITIZEN office, m its new quarters on the corner of Pennington and Church streets. IS now fully prepared to turn out tbe finest and cheapest job printing of any house in the territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
CITY AFFAIRS.
uii Report of the Grand Jury Committee
 Ofthe Affairs of The City.

ofthe Affairs of the City.
 The special grand jury committee on ei'y affairs make the following report which will doubtless be of interest to all the readers of the CITIZEN; To Il. B. Cullum, Esq, Foreman of the
 Special Grand Jury:
 slr-We the committee appointed to examine into the books and accounts of officers of the city of Tucson, have the honor to report that We have examined into the city charter and find it faulty in many respects, and should be amended at the earliest opportunity.
 We find that there was January l. 1SS3-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14

TT his rcA \ troh 2 th ening Remedy and Nerve TONIC is the legiti- mate result of ovgr twenty yelrs 0f prac- ucal experience and CURES WITH JN- FAILING CEHTAIN- IT Nervous and fLy- sical Debility, Semi- nal Weakness. SpeT- matorrhW Wa. PrOsta
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14

Iou need not send east or to San cC-ahclseo for job printing. Call on the samples.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
MS CELLANFoUs.

C:-o1iee No1iee of forf eiture of the Ohio, Ella, SaIllln SS.uilalnon, Cine Innati, St Louis, Grass u"Ppef' Chicago and Columbus mines -H atagonla district, by David Allen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14

The l;-yg Gs' C.-ss Q. is-
 sf A s..,l Maj. au.l s, .... ...l E2 Sss year: 2l6 Pa-ez, --i. Ha s3 inches. with oyg- $500
 &RS iilustrations-a whole pie SA> ture gallery. Giyes whole sale prices direct Co consumers on all goods for personal or family use. Tells how to order, and gives exact cost of every thing you use, eat, drink, wear, or have fun with. These invaluable books con tain information gIeanel from the mar Eets of the world. We will mail a copy E'r.c 0 any address upon receipt O. tlc t.- ..-..-7 cents. Let ls E-Jr from ynl Ea-negtGiiy.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14

Le Richau's Golden Esl-am 50 | Cures ChauCrc-, tFst and second sra-rs; SorD- on the Legs sui Body. SyphIhtic ta'arrh. diseased Scalp, and all primary forms ol The di-eEFa Price, $500 per bottle Is RfrHau'~ Golden iialsam N"- 2 Curee Te--lL-y. Nsrcurial. Syphilitic Rheumatism. Pam lu tha Bone. JlCeutet Throat. SyphiL -tlc Rash, Llurz. c-c-. and er r.ulclteS all g's, ea-es -rI.l the -ystsm, whether ruu-at by bad tfoat.lelt or ahu-e vf rlerlU--, leaving the blood pure and healthy. Prirc. $500 per bottle.
 Le EichHv'- Golden SpGnisH antidn;a .1I the cure of GoaDrrbra, Gle-- etc frtee. S- 30 per bottle. Le Ri-hau'- Golden spanish Injection. wash for the cure 1f sileet Striciur-s. 'sea-es of thc UretAl and Blsiier. s;c. Frtrr. Si.50 per bntrle
 Is RIcaau's Golden Ctntrien nc for the effec- tive hcllius Ot Syphilitic Sore= and Eruptious- Price, SI per bottle. Also a-rnts for Le Ricbau'> Golden Pii .. for W .akues-. loss of Physical powers. and all diseLsss arising from ghuss and eXcess md Oversoris. Price. $S-eO p~r B"N. Sent everywhere, C. o. D. securely packed Iei express.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS.


 Fortify the system All who have expe 'Tienced and wit messed the effect of 'HOstetters StOm ach BItters upon thr weak. broken down despondine victims of dysDep sia,hver complaint fever and sgue. rheumatism. nerv- oCs de5llIty,0rpre maturedecsy,know that ID tiiis su- prcms tonic and al- ter4tive there ex- i'.ts suecInc prin- cigle whiehreaches the very source of the C orhle md ef- fleets r- absolute and per m @ n nt cure. Tor sale by srslly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14

Ccl. Dudley IIoyt Is sending a large quantity of machinery to his mines ID Sonora
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
LOCATIONS.

OI.eh hanger min e, northwest slope of the Satotoa mom ItaIns by E w Shatto. n S Sochone min Q, Patagonia district, by D crowley, F E Gladwin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
LgEniG pssrENsARY

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
Official Records.
DEEDS.

t,;n ;t'Joert P Cannon to 5 Marks, cer-
 ''iI building at the Gunsight mines. ,, ysmes T, JaI llson and Gabriel SalcIdo ~ ~ fanciSco SalcIdo, certain property m '-e town of h -arshaw.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
THE Great English Remedy!

ls E nsVer-failing cur. for Nervous Debility Exhausted ' Vitality samIuRl WeR kues
 5 pesmatOrrhGa. LOS9 MANHOOD. lmpoten Paralysis, Prcstat or fhOca and all the terri .,!0 effects of self i,buss. yOuthfrl follies nd ezcesses iu mAtu rs ears such as luGs O ,ieuory. .Lassltnde. N DC
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14

Impo,cncy. Exhausted Nitality, Premature De
 ciin and LOSS OF MANHOOD. in all it's complications. and from whatever cause produced. | ouri he's and purihes the blood Strengthens tts Nerves, Brain, Musclss. Diges- bon, Reproductive OTgars, and Physical and Mental faculties. it stOps any unnaturaJ debil
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
MANHOOD
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Ky using the great. sNitalizer, the King .ofall Restoratives.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14

Bss B1STIE's Ktdusy E,ins dy SsIh- rstIeuul, cures sll kinds of Kidney and Eisdirt Clmplaints GouCrrlOI GleUt, LeucOrrlc4a a. For sAle bg sli druggists, bottle, s.x f'ttls- Fer f5.
 BR. NINTfES Dandeliun Filiz age tLr 5ast and cheapest DyspspsiS and E:iiiioua cure ln ths m.rkst. For sale hE aIl drnggists. ieIdAN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14

turrai Luis.IOu, Avergrln Co society, DlmEes of ElsIou, Noises il tho Head: the vital fluid other diseases that lead O. insanity and death.
 lE. NiNTIE will agree Co forfeit Five iinn drot D0llsrs for @ caCe ot thls kind the Vita Restorative under h's special advice and ireatmeutl will not cure, pr for anything impure or injurious found m I. DIX. MIAIlE treatF all Private Diss1aes successfully without ruer- cuTy. Consultation free Thorough examina- tiCl and advice including analysis Of urine S5.JU. Price of tAe Vital lsstorauIe, SSuo a bot ue. or four times tho quantity, slO.OO; sent tG ECg g.tlegg upon receipt Ct Irico or C. O. D. secure loom observation and n private name dssgTci. by A. L. lllN iIt., M. D.
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 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE Ou application bS letter stating cymptuma. COX and age. COEiuu- uiCstiOus strictly csu hd5 ItIal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,

Suticicrt tO show its m crit will be sent t0 any ono applying by letter. stating hIs symptoms ard age. Communications strictly confidential
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
DIR. LIEBIG'S
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--t Aast " tta-AE Lld nerves. str5lgtleuug the muscles.
 checking the waste. iuvisoraf- ing ;le whole system and ra- .-te,. Co E.EAI,IH and HAPPI-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
DR.ALLEN'S
rEiAAIE nIePEN.lEl

PRIVATE DiSPENStEN, 2Gi5 EsaFnv street. san iranstseS, Gal, ISI AETISHED IDE HE Sl li.Nl Llt AND SPEEDY CTEE bE CHRONIC, NEkF-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST

DV. AILES. As Is WE'LL KNOWN. Is A lJ regular eraiuar,d d Physician. educated a: 4pv-.l..r College and University Of Michigan
 Ha has devoted lifetime. and is gcknovl- Q l-.l Co b. th- most expert surgeon in his spo-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-14
DR. G. I. SALFIELD.

ZIG hcarEcy street, San Franciscn, Cal.
 lar~Ellsrluus s.r.rtiy confidential. by iof ter os at UlICe FREE. For the convenience of pH- -lolts. and iE Urdly tu insure perfect secrecy. l nave adopted a private i.cdress. uudcr winch all aar sg..rs Hro f0ryvEripd.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-03

everything concerning the life of man, and has
been identified with all of human struggle
between man and man, or between man and the
great ideals. His range of reading covers all
fields of thought, and in the expression of his
opinion he was as bold as his search for truth
has been deep. The influence of Mr.. Reed
has been extended in every direction
outside his pulpit, so that men strug-
firm, and have been sustained in their
struggle out of regard for him. Fathers have
told me that their boys have been carried
through the hoodlum' period of life by the 81
lent, unconscious influence Of Mr. Reed. OF
him could be said in the language of Job, 4
was eyes to the blind, and feet was to the lame.
l was father to the poor, and the cause which 1
knew not searched out; the blessing that was
ready to perish came upon me and caused the
widows heart to sing for joy
II would be very sorry, remarked Rev Ross c.
Houghton, pastor of Roberts Park Church, upon
hearing the news of Mr.. Reeds resignation, ito
with him l regard him as a valuable man in the
community. | have not known him intimately,
having been here only little more than a year,
but from what do know Of him l have a high
regard for him. and would regret to have him 60
away"
Rev. James Mcleod pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church, said: II have never heard
Mr.. Reed preach. having been in the city only a
short time, but l regret his removal, because he
is man with whom l would like to become bet
ter acquainted"
HIS PLACE CANNOT BE FILLED.
MIR. Thomas Sharpe, who is the oldest member
of the congregation of the First Presbyterian
Church, said: 'Mr. Reeds resignation was very
much of a surprise to us, and we are ali very
sorry to have him leave. It is characteristic of
him to act without delay and, having rendered
his resignation, it is hardly likely that he will
change his mind. The congregation will do
whatever they can to induce him to remain, and,
with that view, we will have our committee con
fer with him, but fear there is little probability
that they will succeed His place cannot be
filed"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-03
PETTIs, BAssETT & Co.
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

There were thirty deaths in the city last week.
The expenses of the State Prison South dur
ing December and January were $13, 65729, and
the earnings So, 463O5.
Marriage licenses were issued on Saturday to
John Campbell and Jennie Kerr, James T. Will
kips and Hattie e. SHEPPARD
Seven sets of harness, stolen by Clement
Christy, arrested last week, have been recovered
at Franklin, by Patrolman Thornton, where they
had been sold
An infant was left on the doorstep of c. o.
Fulner, No II Pleasant street. on Saturday
eight and yesterday morning he sent it to the
Orphan Asylum.
During February e76 applications for aid were
made to the township trustee, and 743 Of the
number we're granted. The expenditures
amounted to 81, $40 80. Sixteen families under
smallpox quarantine, were maintained at cost
of $751; 10.
In the Circuit Court on Saturday, jury after
having been out all night, brought in verdict
of one cent damages in the suit of Daniel j. Nc
MILAN against w. Wells The suit was brought
to recover the value of a lot of cabbages belong
ing to the plaintiff which the defendants cows
deyoured
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-03
THE AMUSEMENT REVIEW.
Lawrence Barrett and Claire ScOtt-The
Lesser Attractions and the Kinks.

The advance sale of seats for the engagement
of the eminent tragedian, Mr. Lawrence Barrett,
at the Grand Opera house, the last half of this
week, will open this morning at 10 o'clock at the
theater. The scale of prices will be as follows:
Sofa chairs and parquette, 81. %; parquette cir
Gle, 81; family circle, reserved 10 cents. Gen
eral admission, % and 80 cents The repertoire
announced is as follows; On Thursday evening
and Saturday matinee, Hon. George Il. Boxers
six act tragedy Francesca da Rimini" On Fri
day evening, Hamlet, and on Saturday even
ing, "Fichelieu." Mr.. Barrett has not been here
for two years, and as this will be his farewell en-
gagement prior to sailing for Europe, March Is,
there is naturally much anxiety to see him. He
will have the support of the same com
pany that supported him for nine weeks at Wal
lacks Star Theater, New York; which includes
Louis James, Otis Skinner B. G. Rogers, F. C.
Mosley, Charles Rolfe Percy Winter, Marie
wainwright Ada Plunkett and others. Mr. Bar
rett has met with the greatest success of his life
ill Francesca da Rimin, and no doubt his en-
gagement here will be a repetition of his former
successes
Miss Claire Scott, an English actress unknown
in this city, is announced for Englsh's during
the entire week. playing ''Lucretia Borgian this
and tomorrow evenings, THE Jewess' on
wednesday, Lady oil Lyons at wednesday
matinee and on Friday night, and princess of
Bagdad7 on Thursday night and Saturday matt
nee. S, K. Coburn is Miss SCOTS leading man.
The company has been playing principally in the
South, where they have been favorably received.
The announcements for the Zoo Theater this
week, are the -Four Comets, Hawley, Williams,
Manning and Williams, Nellie Parker, the AL
biOn Brothers, Harry Jefferson, c. H. Duncan,
May Smith, Kennedy and st. Clair, the Murdells
and Others
The attractions at the Dime Museum, this week
are Loomis's dog circus, the Indiana giantess,
Mrs. Powers; Miss Lily Smith and Pauline Hol
lendoCf the midgets, Leon, Maude Burton, and
a number of curiosties. p
The three skating Kinks are all doing good
business, and extra attractions are offered for
this week. AT the Wigwam tomorrow night
the fancy dress carnival will take place, and on
Thursday evening a special entertainment At
the Park tonight there will be prize contest
between ladies, tomorrow evening fancy skat-
ing, and on Wednesday evening leap year skat-
ing party and a bindfod race.
There will be a grand concert and organ re
cital at Roberts Park Church, on Wednesday
evening by William H. Clark, of Toronto, Can
ada, assisted by o. W. Williams and Mrs. U. J.
Hammond, of Indianapolis.
Madame Ada Heine and her pupils will give an
invitation concert at Pfaftlins Hall, on Friday
evening next. The proficiency Of Madame
Heine's scholars is generally acknowledged.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-03
A Correction Which Does Not Correct.

The item in the Journal of Saturday that
large amount of Decline mail for points west of
the Mississippi failed to connect on Thursday
night, and being left at the Union depot for the
Vandalia, lost thirty-six hours, is denied by
Mr.. French and two transfer clerks. They say
the Decline train No. 8, due at 1885 on Thurs
day night, arrived at 1850, two hours after the
P. & ST. L. west, and Chicago & Cincinnati r.
P. O., north had departed, and, that as the Bee
line missed its eastern connection at Cleveland,
all the mail it brought beside the indianapolis
mail was three pouches for the Pittsburg & st.
Louis west THE Vandalia), one pouch for the
Chicago & Cincinnati north, one for the Pitts
burg east and one tie sack.
Taking this explanation as true, the fact re-
mains that the mail was missed. The other and
more important part of the item, the citation of
the fact that Kansas, Texas Arkansas and
Colorado mail by the failure of the Vandalia to
connect with the Decline are frequently de-
layed from reaching their destination from
twelve to twehty-four hours still remains.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-03
Base Ball Matters.

At the meeting of the base ball club stock
holders on Saturday night, the following officers
were elected: President, Joseph Schwabacher
vice president George Pfngst treasurer How
ard Barnes; secretary, John Winter; directors,
Joseph Schwabacher, George Pfngst, Ed A
Cooper Fred Barnard and Sam Rauh. 1t was
agreed that OLeary shall be released after
squaring his Indebtedness to the club. No man
ager was engaged, although two propositions
have been received, one from Harry Dean and
one from Mr. Clifford