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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
Treatment for T.xns rcYer.

Prof, ssor Fa,ile, Colcrado's state vr.er.na ian, gives the m-thod of treat u cut in ca,es of Tex lever, as foll Iws;
 FirSt-io lhysic the cattle we'll, say with O. pound oi CT som salts each day for ihr. e da. g, acrOup. nyiug this with a tabl, spoonful oi nitrate Cf potash or saltps tre tw ce day.
 5, coud-A good Fr ventive is half an ounce Of bypu-hulPiie [ soda twice a d,y, morning and ,v' z, for four or Hye dayr. then rest Gay, after which begin again. If a COW, after being heated, becomes dehilitsttd. she should be taken from the raLge, paced upon gOOi green food uId iy-u tonic. N-ry few cattle diseased recover without be- iug doe, d, though some instances are know1 where sdch Was ihe case. Suck ing calves are sase. The chaucss of cure are such that good animal should always be attended to. All northern cattle expose to the Texas herd trail are not necess rily afflicted with ih- fe- yer. The dead cattle sBOul1 he buried or burned. though ther- IS no probabil- ity of the northern OAeased cattle con veyIng the di.ease Co others.
 The pTnse-s las never used the pre- veDtive nam, q u connection with Texas fever. but hr Indo SIS it as a least harm less end possibly extremely beneficial.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
The Primaries.

Next Saturday. August 30,h, the Re- publican primaries will be held, to elect delegates 10 tie Republican county convention. The following are the precincts and the officers selected to take charge of the election:
 Tucson, 32 delegates; Inspector, T. l.. Siiles; Judges, J. ;. Mansfield, C. H. Meyer.
 La Noria, l delegate; Inspector, A. B, Eide; Judges, VI. 5. Snyder, Charles Montgomery.
 Crirrrnd-n. l delegate; Inspector, R. R. Richardson; Judges, John Smith, Don Lyon.
 Tubsc. legate; Inspector, T. Lillie Mercer; Ju ges, H. W. Low, -
 Calsbasa T delegate; Inspector, Geo W. Atkm,on; Judges, James Peters, F. d. Watts.
 H4shaw, l delegate; Inspector, J Jamis'n, Judges, J. W. Leek, Gabriel >alcidO.
 Total Wreck, l delegate; Inspector Johu O. DUugheTty; Judges, William George, - Shaw.
 Greai, rvIlle. l delegate; Inspector John ' ung; Judges, - Downer, F. R. Anderson.
 HacIeuda, delegate; Inspector, Chss Crauz; Jndg,s, lhOs. J. Durand, Frank CrauZ.
 Orp Blanco. delegate; Inspector, J i. KIrkpatick; Juuges, A. II. Noon Ben HoskIns.
 Aiivaca, delegate; Inspector, John Cutry; . udges, W. J. POindexter, Ed Hudson.
 QuiDlin's Ranch. delegatr; Inspector E. W. DUbOs; Judges. Wm. Wlkersonr
 Sierria l delegate: Inspector l. St.wart; Judges. Ed. BridWell, Oscar MHcholtz-
 RlllIto, l delegate; Inspector and Judges 10 be supplied.
 Lower San Pedro, l delegate; Inspector, PlacidO kuelss; Juds R. F. Ballen, Tom Gardiner.
 Pantanu, del ga e; Inspector, W. l. Wakefield; Judges, l.. M. Wakefield,
 Nngales, delegates; Inspector, F H. Goodwin; Judges, John BrIckwood, Chas. AitschuL
 Quiio. os, 3 delegates; Inspector, Eugeue w Arsm; Judges, James Qmg- gle, + A. Stew eus.
 GunsIght. delegate; Inspector, Geo. E. Bent; Judge~. B. NJ. Crawford, -.
 ColumbIa Copper Camp. delegates Inspector, M. l.. Grover; Judges, W. A. Hartt,
 Covered Wells, l delegate; Inspector, Andrew Wi,ks Judges John l. Scott,
 E-peranza ? delegates; Inspector F. G. Blai4ielI; Ju ig .s Richard Wheeler, Pedro Aguirre.
 Elgin, l delegate; Inspector, R. C. Brown; Judges to be supph.d.
 Canoa, l delegate; Inspector, Thos Blaize; JUd yes to be supplied.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
The Wedding D.d Not Transpire.

Pursuant to a call by the. proper officers of the CitIzens' and Taxpayers organization, in which the public had been duly invited, quite a concuurse of people gathered at the city hall last night to with, ss tue BuptiaIs of its ex- pected wrd,ock with the Democratic County Cent, al Committee, which had also called meeting at the same time and place. The spectators were dIs- appointed, however, for tue latter 1e- came too shy in being stared al under the penetrating rays of tue elec'ric light. and mOdeztly pulled doSn her veil and withdrew to the seclusion of a private residence in the neigh borhool to readiuSt some occult garment winch had become soiled or disarrange1 through the careless manipulation ni the dressing maid. The bride was gone. accompanied by its maids and nurse aud what could q poor forlOrn and fOrsaken groom do under the circumstances but. to wait and try hard to smile away the vague, uncertain and lingering fear that sine would never return! The spectators bore patiently the long and tedious de lay. aud finally, out of consideration for the injured feelings of the now para lyzed groom, they singly and by pairs dropped quietly out of the sad scene, and even the groom, when left solIta y and alone, was forced to the painful conclusion that inc abandonment was intentional. and that her troth was al ready plighted to CT ea ly friend and playmate. who had long ago fOrsaken her in a lit of jealous passion-Re'orm. who possesses a long bank account of spoils and office.
 After the groom had disappeared out into the gloomy darkness the bride re- appeared, and upon learning the situa- tiun she sad she was glad he had gone; she had only fiirted with him as a child ish pastime, and be was altogether too young to marry, any way.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
Noi.e of Forfeiture.
H4RsH,w. PIMA CoUNT1

H4RsHNw. PIMA COUNT, A. IT. August ]. lsci. l 'E-OJ.A. NOLLEY, OR 1HOs | WHO AN | c aim under him an undivided 'ue-thiri IT. ! te-est m the following uescflbed pruIe-tI. | You are hes eby notified that l have eXlsz1s- One Hundred Dollars in labor and Imqu.r~ ! menis egch pen the Ne Plus U tTa and AsI Queen mining claim, locate May l. lssL S-. n corCe,i ID Book r. h.. Ortls of Aliuss. psca 7-us d sJi. ecorders office of Pima cOuIty. T and th, Yankee mining claim. located fla- e I,,i and re -Ortled m b1. r.. Records of M.ug- pace- 7rI and I53 Rec rder's office of nns
 county. A [ all siid claims being in the AE'st
 Mining BstrIct, Pima county, AriZOua. Ils
 al, Slu each h vIug beeu peHdrd m ls,3 -
 Ur,ier Go mold -ai cirIms under tho proyisions
 of Se Ji 23zI, Revised tafutes of the Unitrt S' ate- being tht amount requIr ( hold ths same for the year endins December 3i. ls~3 ali that lave con ;bu ed your portion thereoi
 Therefore If within 90 days after service of tl-- notice Of publication you fan Or re use Co c0s- tribute your proportion of such expendl' urssss cu-owner with the costs of this pubhcauur. your interest in said claim will become the prog cry If the subsc, Iber uude said Sec'iou 2-t Your proportion of sand expenditure Is one bun dred dollars or S33.3S15 for each of sold seIerl claims.
 Aurqw-3m M D. COOLEY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
Notice of } orfeiture.
TUosoN. PIMA COUNTY. \

TUCsoN, PIMA COUNTY. AT, :
 July 6 l--t ! ITO JOHN T. WALKER, OR THOSE WHO may claim under him an undivided ous- six'h interest Tn the follow ne descrited prop erty. HOu are hereby notified that we have eI- pended live H ndred Dollars in labor and im- prOvements upon the P"mpey and berculaLe1- mining claims, located February 9. l-i- ne l. st Attempt mining claim. located June 2 ls1s. the Mamie hOmas mlning claim lncaici August 1. l-7s and the Hamlet mining clam, .o- cated ebrua-y l2. ls1S. all sand claims heIug i' the Iyndal Mining District, Pima counfy. AH- zo"a. The sand S5tU having been expended Q 1883 m order to hold said claims under the pro visions of Section 232i. Revised Statute, o' tls United States, being the amount required hold the same for the year ending December i- lse3, and that we have contributed your por'o- thereof. Therefore. il within 9O days afto- ss'- wee Of this notice of publication you fsl e refuse tO contribute yOnr proportion of such rA peu,htures as cO-OWner, with the c'sts ot 'lf publication. your Interest in said claim VII D. come the property of the subscriber undef 'si Section 2J2i Your proportion of saId eXpe-+ lture Is eighty-thrc end S3-1 dollars.
 c. A. BEEBE,
 A. R. CACI
 JOSEPH KNOTS.
 l.. W. TULLFl>. jy26W3m F. 1. WOODBURl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
California in 1880.

CR1rrESDES. A. T.. Aug. 2O. EDITOR CITIZEN: Please inform me how California went in lSsO, ana oohge
 JOHN SMITH. . IIn 1880 California gave , Hancock and English electors and Garfield and Arthur elector. The Democratic plural ity was only 7S-ED. CITIZEN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
Notice for Publication.
Homastead No. 29s.-Commuted.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsOS. ARfzoy1
 August |. l-,4 2 NOTICE Is HsFEBY GIVEN THAT lhi, " foi owing named -ettler has filed u0rce 2, he intention iO make hnal roof jn port Is cis'm, and that said proof wIil be made ,- fore he Register and it. c-Iver at Iuc-on. al BOT a. on Septen be- 3d. isSt VIZ: Nintee |, John-on, of tucson, Arizona, fOr q ie lots 4 and :. sec. 6. D. l6 n, ii F.. C =. 70 M.. and names tie fOllONI nc as his wltre-s- William Parker. William Livingston. A1I... Nasquez and S.las Va ters, all Oi Tucson, AF z0na.
 BEN M. THOMAS. leg s's-. First publication August 2 is-t au- L-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30

| S-OriuE the GluiCttu eo -N-%----~- -
 Ti,r Doctsr vii agree to forfeit Si .OeO for a ,s.. keb not curvd- The reaSOn ul.uS cannot gel curel Oi weakness and the 'ose uls- s-s.s- ,s owing To a complication, called fl-Oo- | pAIORKHEA with hlt khALo4 hESlA A. which requires special treatment
 UR LuDIG's ISvioOEATOE, NO- z. with our pe-
 cuilar slegial treatnrnt is ths 1hiy ouIs o1t loI I'EosTsT, ARIIEN. " It Manhood IS restOTeo and inc hand of time moved back From age 70 If pimples appear on the face, if you become l. sfle-s and tl--poudent, took out for the com ID lcatiou witn itAl .. eskness and loes Ot S&I Ity knoHn as PrvstatOrrhea- hundredsO hfes
 lave been lost for the want of proper treatment for this comp. .IcatIon, ana thousahu5 htse io. all their property and pleasure m nie from us effects. , r, z Price of either InYigOratOr, es. Case ot
 SIX b..ttle- SIO Sent to any address, covered
 ecurely from observation
 Dr. LirbIs k Go. treat successfully by ho-
 moeoua hy every form of SPECIAL, EhlNAlE or CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or body numerous diseases fcll"w tha' haf'e orul-
 nary medical treatment. If allowed To continue the unnatural loss eau es Consumption, Dlaoe-
 les Bright's Dlseasc Insanity, etc lures guar antaed Di=ease- of the geuitO- urinar. organs,
 kldn-ys IVer and bladder speclall treated us BASES OF WOMEN SPEEDILY CUHED.
 Qualified and Responsible Dr. Lleoig d Co, from UkOPE are Orgtlitzcd m cOmpilahce
 Sith the Ca.ifurn A Medical Law. Diploma pro cured by feeular college educarion, ana are no"
 in their nineteenth gear of spscial Uractice
 Most powerful esectrlc belts free 10 psNlents. To PKOvE THE WONDEEFUL POvE4. of the IN
 VIGOR AIOk \ S3 BOTTLE 0ITEls OK sENI Fhkh- Consultation freq and private.
 ~ 1xrt..a Rs,PEkz.RH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
Notice for Publ cation.
?re-emptioa No. 9g2.

LAND OFFICE AT TUC-oS AElzlSt ,
 Juiy zi I,-4 . Notice IS hereby given that the fo .oa-. nam q set Ter has hled notice of hI- ir'. .i,-l- make hnal ruof iu support of bis cll ' -- thai sand pToO wil bs ms,dr fore tte ir--it t, and heceiv at Tue son. ArzoLa. uu S-il & l-st. VIZ. William Parker of Iucs'u; Ar.l- -- for the SEii of Sec. l-. Ip. i6 s, lt. v r..1 ' \. R. 8. and NJ. and names the 'OiloylrE -.s witnesses, viz AdoiIh Garlic. | y g'-- g'--- John h. yuch and Sila- Watter- al '- i- son, Arizona.
 BEN M. THON iS, kagls,-'' First publication, Al gust ls-i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30

Poppy Johnson has gone out to Covered Wells.
 Miss Emma Monk returned from her Eastern visit yesterday afternoon.
 F.. E. Clifford announces that he will make the Face for the Shrievalty nomi- naron. or. in the language of the great bard, he twill stay with the pot
 J. F. Innis and Bob Canon are fixing up the finest resort "n the Feast grounds. They purpose that none sbali surpsss them in outward appearance or inward comforts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30

It is stated on the streets that Paul NJ roney, ST., will be a Democratic can- didate for nomination for County Re- corder. It will be a day on which Truckee ice will seem warm when Paul gets left.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

State certificate of B.ard of Examin. ers of the medical Scc,ety of the Sta e of California. to Wm D Harrison, NJ b.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
Preparing for the Feast.

There Is lively W rk going on at the Park, making the necessary prepara- tions for the annual feast of San Angus tin. The sound of the hammer and saw makes agreeable music after the long season of dullBess, and buildings for booths are being erected with great ra- pidiiy.
 The center of attraction will be within the present pavilion, where the great games wIli De concentrated. The stage will be occupied by the band of music, and the rooms at the wings will be given over to the games after the board front Is removed 1 he booths will begin al the right of the entrance to tue Park, and spaces have been sold ID the follow ing order:
 l. Kaufman, cigars, etc.
 Pasqual BIos Ice cream.
 John Baker, ice cream.
 E. Comacho, restaurant
 Antonio COntreras, restaurant.
 Jack Innis, saloon.
 Crescent restaurant.
 GibbOus x Bruce, saloon.
 Antonio Durand, frGits, etc.
 Ramona EreTa. restaurant.
 Miguel Lopez, re>tauI ant.
 Claudio Bernal. saloon.
 Frank Wagner. lunch and saloon.
 Henry Schindl-r, lunch.
 LuIaTIo Gre ado. saloon and store.
 Samuel Danner, saloon.
 Dari. MuuIa, saloon and store.
 The booths Xtend around ( e north end and some distance south on the west side, and are al engaged excepting about five, which will likely be taken to day.
 Just to the north of the present bar thc dance pavilion Is in course of cree ticn, where the old TaWhide band will discourse iis eld-tIme and familiar mu- sic for all who wish to indulge III tIip- ping the light fantastic.
 The gallery and boxes over the grand pavilion wIll have all the doors and cur tains removed, aLd this will afford fine view of the busy scene of money chang ing below.
 Some fifty or sixty men are at work making the necessary preparations, ana they make quite scene of anImatI' The Feast will open peXt Wednesday night, and Viil continue until all inter est in iis attract. .ons has ceHsed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
PATENTS

Obtained. and all other business in ;he q. S. Paten' Olice attended to for MODERATE FEES.
 Our office is opposite the U. < Patent Office. and we can ohfaIn Patents in less time than those remote from WASHINGTON
 Send MODEL OK ORA LIVING. We advise Rs % pstentabili;y free of charge; and Ve make NJ CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN A PAT ENT.
 We refer here tO the Postmaster the Supt. of Money Order DIV.. and to officials of the U \. Patent Office. For circular advice. terms and references Co actual clients n your own state or county. write tO
 c. A. SNOW & co. de11tf Opo. Patent OaHca. Washington. D. c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30

A young lady m one ot UT most prominent institutions of learnIng. who - as gIea law T, ite not only among her classmates but with all tho faculty e obliged give up her studies and re urn me seriously III. Chronic nervous sick headache. accompanied bi impaired lndi- ge-tIon, by which the elrcgl D an1 nuirllon of the brain was impaired, rendered her very miserable. physician was called, who, ap DO -eutiy sot understanding the nature of he all uIent, failed to aftnrf' relief. friend who had been simiiArly afflicted. and found Immedi- ate relief by using mIl trese's Hamburg Tea, recon mepdsh the same to her She made . trial of 1t. and to her great Joy found a decided improvement as he result After a f W days use If this popular remedy she was fully re- stored
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

sasiicie, Co sho,. Its mesi, vlli be sent tu suy me -pplrrug b. isf.c5, s-s-Iua tis -ympt1r c and ags. C8mm--i- -af;Oas stric.iy CCuhdo1 O.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
THE Great English Remedy

!s n uag8.-IAiii1S cGE .Cr NsrT0us Ge1lA t.xhA1st ed NIJGlltI bsIuIuai W e a < n es ,per5ussOrr8ua. LOS llNN4OOD. LmpOsr4 cy. Paralysis, PrOstaI O. .rl,-a aud al the terr .osa sGects of s04l Abuse, youtlful follle sEd eNCeeses n ulatGrt years-5uch ae lose . iismOry .i-a-sItude. NCt
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
DR r n SAL FIELD

SIG Rearaey street, san BrauctscO, C.sls
 consultations strictly conhdel;,al. by ie te ir Bt office i.EE. For the convenience Of pg ients. and ID order Co insure perfect =ecrsrr nave adopted @ s-lF5.te address. under wblcF all aackA.,es are fOrvarisd.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
LITEiG n!,rENS.EH

4O1 Geary strrat. san Francisco, ( al. Private entrance, 4t5 NgsCn street, four block up Gesry street from army. Main eutranc' thrOugu DisUen-ury Drug Sy're. oclod&E
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30

Record: From Deputy Sheriff Crow ley, who arrived m this cIty yesterda. the Record lvain- of the death ol Chester, son ,f Dr. Rc. CTS, aged HbCu nine years. which ccuTIed in MIlicu1 on Tuesday last. It appears that tt, lIjtle fellow was visiting the house of d neIghbOr. anu finding a loaded pistol, was carelessly toying with 1t when, was accidentaliy discharged, the bal entering the right side aud passinl through the heart. Death was almost instantaneous. TLe funeral took place the nrxt day and was very largely attended.
 Sam Drachman, ho has just returned from trip thiou. h tLe BarbOcuman country, states ihas caitle are suffer np there for want Uf grass, and but little Can te had. Last S. ring, after the coI- Ious rainfall uf the winter sud sprIIl months, the old residents felt sssur, d that there would be plenty Of water and feed for two years to come without anl more rain, but the long continued ho weather this summer has burned no only the grass but the roots, aud left the ground bare aud dry. The pres, mt rain fall may -tart up new grass and furni-i small amount of feed, but not sufli- cient to bs relied npon any length oi time. Sonora Is also suffering through the same cause and many cf their cattl are being sent into Arizona, thereby iD- creasinG the grazing fan inc.
 4 Logan correspondent of the Sar Francisco Exchange stated in recen letter, which the CITIZEN republished or Friday, that the QuIjotoa mIning com psny recently incurI oshted ID San Fran. cisco, with a capital Of ten million dol larR, owned the Qmiotos mining claim, a south eXteGsion uf he fam us Crockei. being the apex Of the Quiiotoa peBk. Tre correspondent was very much mis- taken. That company was form d [, work a lot of placers m Horseshoe ba- sin. The QuiiOtoa minir z claim adjoiu- ing the Ciocker Is the property of Cha. Horne and II. E. Murray, and k consid eIei tO be one of the best mines on Nit Ben Nevis. There wee negotiations some time ago for it's purchase by Sal Frau cisco parties, but it. owners are n uo hurry to dIspO~s Of II, knowing they have very valuable proI erty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30

tnl,.ulru,.- I&lllust. .ltEiIty, Prem ture b. .llne and LOSS OF MASHOOD, in all its complications. aud from whatever cause produced. It o1-iJhes and purlhes the biouO
 Strengthens the Nerves, Brain. Muscies. Di:;es t,ou Reproductive Organ, and Physicsl enc Mental Faculties. lt stOps any CnnatGrai de5t
 itating drain upon the systen, PreventinE inyoi uutRry lOsses debiiitEt,ug dreams seminal losses with tho urtne Ctc.. SO des rue i've .t uInd and body. lt IS A sure -lmlna T O. al KIDNEY AM Bt ADDER COMPLAINTS. | rortsins no injurious Ingredients. To those ~ufirrtng from tEc eysl tGiCCfs Of youthful tndIscrcfion~ or eNcc~-e-. a speedy. thor oush and permanent ti SL iS s-t skAs m ease with fuil CIr9ctiUns and advicc. SiO 5ent secure from observation tO any address uP
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
AYERS Cherry PectOral.

No other complaints are so iusidious in their attack as those affecting the throat and lungs: none SO triaed with by the majority of suffer CTS. The ordinary cough or cold. resulting g perhaps from tTidns or uEcoa-e..-, .s. posture, is often but the begiHuiu-. I'd; 2. ..1l sickness. AYERS CHERRY PI. IuEis l., well proven it's efficacy in a forty years fat with throat and lung diseases, s.u,. s-.vu., .e taken in all eases withou; delay.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
Group A Mother zrii at-.

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 "Wh.l.. m tic cou:.;ly last vi,f.ru, .. boy. three years ui... Sas taken 2. vi. it seeEerl as it Hr u.g.t s.r .-'s. -rH.- iation. OEc of tur ftl.. .r -U.-.-... f.. r-.s uf ANEE'~ Ca-I:I;N Ff,suEti. . ta .... .t which vas a!wavs k,it iu t.r a.r-.- ws~ trlc,i iu small gui t~. ~.Urrr.f t..-.- .. -. to our delight iu less tlal t-.f -l ttr. ... little patient was i-g@tl ...- ca..... Fur ..-- tor sad that the 'UfrrT Iltl.EsI i.i saye,i my darling. s.r. Gan y,G r.Ls.rT ar our -rst,tu'ic. Sine rely rUusf.
 Mas. I'svA GrrNTy." l5l West 18th s., New h,lh. Nay O.. l,,2- 'I have used AYERS Cu:.;Ev It,s'E,L in my family tOg several 'C1r-. .-..' GO Irt hesitate to prnItsuErs it t..a I.C~t tt.tgtral remedy for coughs aIu els ve have ,y,r tried. A.|. CRANE" Lake Crystal. N!inn., 3iarci IS. is,2.
 "I suffered for eight ysars froiu Trcrclit.s. and after trying many remedies with ro suc- cess. was cured by the use Of ANrE'- CHER BY FEcTuENH Io~ErH WALDES." Byhalia. Miss, April g. i.-2.
 .'I cannot say enough m praise of AyTE's CHrE=F Pr. rpGAL. believing as ! dp that but Go. .i~ use ] should long since have 'icd from lung troubles [. BEAGDUS.' Palestine. Trxl>. April e, iss2.
 No ease of an anect.oL Of the throat or lungs exists winch cannot be greatly relieved by the use of AYrE's CHERRY PEcTORNI, and It will ai'rdgs cttrc when tie disease IS not already beyond the control of medicine.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
A TerrIhIe Cnnrh Cnrc,l.

"In lSJ5 took severe ccC '5. v !..,l s.i-t r,,t my lungs. ] had terrible clr-. .si.g f...~.-.. night after night without s.s.i, ....i.ls gave me up. l tried AyIE'- .' tT.- TORAL, which relieved my ..s -r.. sleep, and afforded me the I,.r for the recovery oi my str,I-t.. continued Use of the It,Is-.f u~ut cure was effected. . .ri O. '. old. hale and hearty. and su s....s.... .t CHERRY FE,rpEtL stvc,i u.r.
 iIuE',E INIErGpIi.. l,. Rockingham, Nt., July i5. l>-2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30

urnai EmissiO4 avsrsiOn Co S"vletl, DiGlhoe of Vision HOIses In ths nead- the riiAI adi. passing unOtserved m the drlLo, and ulah other diseaser that lead co InsEnity and death
 DR. MlNIIE SIll agree % forfeit riVe l1ui ired Dollars for A case of tnls kind ths hita Restorative under his special auSice ant .realmsntl will nOt cure, or for any thlng inpOr' 0. injurious found ID It. Gh- MIN IIE trsa all PrIVats DIssases successfully HltHOci He' cury. Consultation free. 1EOrO1gL exhnina tion and advice including .na.Jsis OI c;lAr s5.00 Priee of the Sital kss .OTGtiEv, i-5ia Dot tIs or fo1E tunes the Iuantty, S5OJ. ssEt ,s any address upon rroelpt Ot pfios or C. O. D secure feC-n oos5rysIlOu, ana ln pFiEaio E3-ie ieeIrsd by A. r.. MIMI II. D.
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 SAMPLE RUTTLk Fkkk un a?phcStion .' letter statIng symptoms. sex and tss- IoHi'' licationa strictly cuuhd8unaL
 Dss slNGsG's kfdEey tLr Enr1g FsrA reticunl ctrss all SinGs Os kiducl End his,;isi 'omplAlnts tfolOrrrCsa. Gl-st, L'ucprrno.h For saie by all drussists; q D'tti7' -i1 O'sei~ for S.
 D.s MINIIE's i,SuueIion s'ili- are th' Jsst and cheapest Dyspspsis and ii!iious cl't in .he market For .ala hy all drus siets. apl3t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30
Official Records.
LOCATIONS

Eliza mine, Papago district, Aug ,, Fl ; SIeveLs. ChEs Struut.
 Contest mine. Huababie mouriains July 1, D B Mccullough.
 Plymouth mine, buauabie mountains, July l, n B Mccullough.
 Banner mine, Huababie mountains, s, July 1. D B Mccullough.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30

hIs C. re
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