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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
The Slnpging Maich.

The long take of slugging match be
 tween Lon Clifford and Harry-- | (colured) toos place in a private room ou Saturday night last, with the follow. ing result: Round l. both men ap.
 preached cautiously, GiiT,rd appeared the most confident After some prclim. mary sparring Gif led off with heavy blow on the darkey's nose, winch seemed tO warm him up, and some wIli short blows followed. The dArS ey acted upon the defensIve. but getting a flow from his opponent be rushed in and close fighting followed, when time was called Gif having a little the best Of the fight SO far.
 Round 2-Iime being call q the men jumped at each other. Gift leading of with a neat blow on the darkey's cabes and m return received a hard blow on the left optic, witch caused 1t to swell
 lhs gentle tap made eff mad. and he wen. at hIs opponent with both hand- and administered some heavy body blows aud m return received an other blow UD the eye. ; me wild sparrinr ende tbls round, the darkey seeming tU have tLs bet of IL.
 Round 3-Opened; both more cautions the darkey dai ced around Gif with carelessness which showed no timidIty. closing m with his head down he gavs Gif a heavy blow on the ear which seemed to daze him, but re'urled several body blows which wiuded him very percepiably. Gif forced the fight ing hll through thIs round, as in the two previous rounds Some heavy hitting was done, and some pretty stops mad. by both. The round closed by heavy hitting from both, neither having the advantage of the fight thus far.
 Fourth and wind up-The men warm ed up to their work, and went at each other m good style. both givlng and taking s-vsral hard blows. The dark- seemed to be the least winded and keit himself at arms length. Glf follovlug up and getting ID some h ht taps on hi- ! bre q basket, the darkey waxing away bt l Git's face, and doing some good WOrF, | the round and fight closing with heavy l close fighting neither having the aG- ] vantage. Time beng called. the figh, | was decided a draw by the Referee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
Lamar and Fitzgerald.

Though not generally krown to the people of thIs Judicial District, Senator ] Lamar. of Mississippi, and Judge titz gerald were pi'ted against each other m the Senatorial race which took pl ce l. that State two years ago. Owing to the reculiar ways the Democrats of the Southern States have ef csuutIng Dem ocrat- iu and Republicans out, the latter
 Va, somewhat IT the minority; yet the Juire made a strong ii ht. carrying the
 fuli garty vote N hen Judge tItIgeralI
 made applicarlon for an ATIZnna Judge
 ,hIp he naturally looked 10 his Repub-
 lcan friends for support. There were a
 uumner of applicant for the place and
 1t was for a tune doubtful wLo would
 Drove the successful man. Senator
 Lamar having hrard that Fi,zgersld's
 appointment Uas hanging m the balance,
 at once and uub known 10 Judge El'Z-
 gerald, went down tO inc House and
 drumncd up a number of Mississippi
 representatives and with Lamar at their
 head went over to the White ouse and
 made ,ne of the strongest appeals
 in behalf of the appointment of
 Judge Fitzgerald that possibly could
 have been made. We are not
 urepared Co say that thIs speech
 Q. L.na-'s secured the Judge his ap-
 pointmen-. but coming from Democrat of such we'll known standing who was kn VII to be a political opponent of the Judge. it dou tless had it. effect.
 We simply recur to this action on the part of Senltor Lamar Tn order to show what character of man he is. In the appointment of public officials La- mar always made 1t poiut to hght Tor worthy Mississippi Republicans which he did with great effect, and when once apnoInted to office he stands by them with the mr spirit and determination ! that he does appointments from hls own marty
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
Crossing the Gila.

Judge Haynes. when returning from Phenix few days since met with a somewhat unpleasant experience when crossing the Gila. With himself there
 We're ID the stage Judges Mitchell and Smith of Tombstone. The water was running deep and strong and the nov ing beds Of quicksand dangerous. When midway of the stream one of the hame strings br ke, but this vas rectified by the driver crawling out on the horse 's back and working with his hands and arms under W ter. The horses in the meantime had swung slightly down stream and It was impossible to turn then up against the rushing current. T. was further impossible tn make the landing on the opposite band, although every effort To do so was made. The hurses struck the bank at the lower corner of the landing anu secured firm hold with there fore feet. which they teuBciously held. The stage, however, gas iu the deep current. and seeing the possibility of its overturning the driver spra1g to land and called to the passengers to do likewise. Judge Haynes was on the back seat with baggage piled mp ead-high on either side oi him 10 keep it out u' the water His position Was neces- sarlly a perilous one, and more especial ly SD m case the stage overturned. Rec ognizIug this he extricated himself and spTaDg for the bank. but the di-tance was too great. aud ne found bottom al; the depth of about four feet. The stage va- then unloaded and m 2ue time got on terra firma, when the journey was continued. Judge Haynes had recently bee1 seriously ai jug and it was feared that lis involuntary bath would aggra- Vate his case; fortunately, however. it did not and the Judge feels no worse for hls experience.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
4. LEJNAED MEYER, Agent Arizona Stage Co.
HarsllaW NoieS.

Mir. J. Jameson and Francisco SalciiO, of Harshaw, as in the city, looking after the c ,se of Thos. Saloido, accused of shooting at man named Hiidebraud, on the San Rafael ranch some two months sinre. Mr. Jameson reports everything moving sercurly lu HtrShaw. lt SD hHpPeus Ht this juucture that the Ha-shaw mill IS bc'ug torn down pre- para;Ory Co being hauled away and the Cucle George mne K coming forward as one of the richest lIt'i- mines m the Territory. It k now down jD feet and sgrpasses in richness the most sapguiue expectations. The pay streak averages m with ahOut ten inches and runs m value all the way from 800 to SjJO per ton. Water Is bOtIeriug the owners somewhat, but they propose to pump it out and continue the shaft down ltU feet before comm ncing To drift. The depression resulting from the removal of the Hermosa mil will fortunately be rounterbalaDced by the developments now beIug made in neighburing mining properties.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
What GiIa Bend Possesses.
CHA BEND. March 9th, lSS-

CHA BEND. March 9th, 1885.
 EDITOR CTTIzES:-An old proverb says that it's an i'll wind that blows no good to any body. It seems that there is a sort of family fuei existing between certain parties here. It Is elimination and recrimInation-or better yet much ado about nothing, something like last years rain.
 We are all the strintest prohibitionists, indeed our new settlement reminds me of a Quaker Colony, and yet folks clam some of the brethern drink whiskey and divide II among the In iians. Brother Edwards very recondite and astute gentlen an claims that Henry Ward Beecher sold mescal to Indians and ID vited brother Mill- from Phenix to come Town and take away Beecher. We'll Of course the good brother gave a bond and came home and IS doing the good SamaTit 'n ID planting trees of every description in his new orchard on the banks ot the Gila.
 The little rumpus that was raised heIe week or two ago Is about dying a nat ural death. Everybody IS busy sowing crops, as BOW an abundance of water can be got out of the Palmer ditch There are at least twenty settlers be tween the old tiIla Bend station and Painted rock station. Tho country Is dlliug up fast and all the available land n the vicinity will undoubtedly be soon aken up. The soil Is alluyIal and adapted to fruit raising, and will pr' duce sugar cane, cotton, barley, oats wheat, sweet potatoes and four or five crops of alfalfa can be raised in one season: rice and tobacco can also be raised. The climate Is unparalleled m any part of the world.
 Glla E md possesses those natural Gd vantages winch are sure to support a large and prosperous tOwn-an immense area of magnificent agricultural land, ar ineXhaustIble sUprly of water fiom the | Gila river. railroad communication and last. but not least, the centre of the best mineral country m tue world. Coal has now been discovered within eighteen | miles of her and several parties art already on the ground. The great Gun sight is soon going to be started uI | again in full blast. The Sonora proper lie, have passed into new hands and ( | repetition of the good old times vii soon he seen in Gila Bend.
 Respt c;fully, OBSERVER
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14

storing the utLlrted Co hI-ALA H anu 1'''i NESs r..., oc, s,.- czss rrrlarthken not cured The reason ui.,u } .a,DC- .-sf -ursd of weakness and ths oye dis' s,so- ts .vy. u- ta a upitCattuu, ctil"l Lt'Jo- "A IulfkUtA Witl III Ei,A4-s'- A'A-'A n vy yrrrT, raIulr-S sperIal trci.I meat
 Dp frrRIg's lvyreoRaTCh, NO- 7, flth our pc cuIIa- st..~tsi treatment Is the cnly euro Ioi PR1Sr rATphKIEs rv W EanhooI i5 tcrs"'eu and tho hau' '''sd '''cA '-'''' 0eo '' youtn- .r t-. IsfIe-- ant respoud sut, book uUt Tor Jie c1n.- n f,..,f-, vitb titrI . eisucss a-d lOss Cf Niia-- Itv ,,no.,u a- Pra-tatoT rLea. hundreds oi liEee nv. I,n lost for the want of proper trrat n.eut fn- thiz conn Iicatiun and thoUSauds have lCst all their property and pleasure m iie frum its effects.
 Price of either IRYigorator, S2. Case of e-rrely from O1-Hrv;.tiun- q,
 pr. IIrbig .s Co. treat successfully by Ho- m1eprs. ny every form uf HPEClAL, ilstNAIf or CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or rgreeorls drugz. 1T v.talftr I- drHlued from the bod, uurnarnrz di-easUs follow tha' hgnie urii- u.ry uiadtcal treatment. IT sllOl'ed Co continue tha uuuaIu ufsu lue- eau e@ tOnst lieloh, btaue- fec BrIEhr's bis"ase, Insanity, etf. 'urcs suAF nuteat{. Dizpu-a- of the Eeuitu 1rlnary or+,'iii- Cldu.ys. llE--aud bladder speCIAlll treated. DIS ENsHs oF wONES SPEEDILY CURED
 Quaiiurh and se>pon>tbic--b Dr. Ltebis x Ca from ErEoPF arc organized ln compliance ,sIth the California M.,iical Law. Diploma pro cured by regular college education, and are now m their uinc-eeuth year of speciai urdctlce.
 Most powerful e,cctuc belts free Co patlents
 To PROVE rHE WONDERFUL POWER ot the IN VIGORArOll A s2 BOTTLE GIvES OE sENI FREE Consultation free and private.
 Gall IT address
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JtU, cial District. in Jhe county of Hua- .--- tory of Arizona.
 Jas. D. Ncuurry. plaintiff, against Nl- L. Me Nurry, defendant. Summons.
 Action brought m tho District Cont U' '.a First Juci, ial District m and for The county .t Pima. in the .erritOry of Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting '. Mary l.. NcMrrry. lOu are hercbs -gr..la-al and required tO appear m an action brought against you ty the above named D .rHt tH t.n District COurt Of the First JudIciaI I.--rI.f .- and for the coun'y Os Pima, m ths Isufor. 70 Arizona, ard answer the comp amt 1.,d W.'- the clerk Of this court at Tucson, Ir -sI cH.-'y ta copy of winch com btInt ac,oU Iar.-- t..s summonsl. within tWeuG. days leXr.J- rr Of -'a day of servlceJ after the service ulur guu .t f.- summons If served m e is county. lu- -ar'st out of the conn and within this bi-'ro- tlrr within thirty day s; m all other iurl5 -as-
 And you are hereby nOtIhcd that .f !uu ..... '' appear and answer the comUl-irf a- ahur. Do ouired. the plaintiff will ,pply t1 tra cHu-' '"- the relief therein emAuded. and cu-t- and t.-- bursements m this behalf eNI ended
 -. Given under my han and fr" -fl H' lSrr Lof sand Dis-rIcr Court af Tucson '.- }''NA 3Uth day of Dee mber. \. D. i--i.
 ---.--- C. \. JLtfJkI-. t.-ra
 By J. A. ANDERSON, Jr.. Deputy. hia
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
LJnnrnhl.

| IHufuhL.t Quite little mining excitement wal created on Lyix creek few days ago bl the discovery of what was supposed {, be pure horn silver, It turEed out (, | be false alarm, however. Our Democratic contemporary say. | that 'DemOcrafs of this Territory ar, not on record against civil service rules | They merely want that which they hay, a right to demand charge of OfiicIql, for political reasOns only. IT not fOl ! political reasons, then prefer chsrge- and place yourselves squaIely on ciYi ! service reform.
 There IS a very far prospect that th, 1 1aquI belt will snon be filed with Nor. mon scalps. Twenty wagon l"ads oi ! ti.s-e people. headed by Lot Smith, re gently left St Johns and vicinity for Sonora, Ibe Naquis are just now in a mood to receive them, with bul0dy hands to hospItable graves"
 IIierald.I Bhenix will probably ere long become the site Of 'eduction works that will handle the great quantities fl ores that are available to the northward and which are not handled now on account of the pr-sen, expense attached to ship ping them great distances.
 The present travel into the valley calls for railroad at once.
 The Texas Pacific railroad has strike on hand by workmen in the machine shops.
 The matter Of raising fine stock has ss.lH. sN. .H. spring aud has been principally Iutrn- duced hy the eff'rts of NIT. G. W. F Johnson in that direc ion. aud the es- tab.ishment of his fine stock farm here.
 Sixty head fine cattle left the Ayna Fria for Los Angeles this morning.
 ICoario-1
 The Conger mine. Cherry Creek dis trict, Is opened by shaft a depth ot IO1 feet, a iu mel 2S3 fee; and another tun- nel lS1 feet. IL uas a very long chimney of o-e.
 The Cactus mine. in sane district. Is piercsl hy a 2pD foot tunnel: the5e IS also an S5 foot wInze.
 Both these miues belong to capitalists who reside iu St,rk c unty, Ohio. Ore worth Si pound has been taken out of them. The ore Is richest in gold
 A ten-stamp mill. which Is run by water power. operates the mlll and it's two concentrators. Mir. (. A. Bu-h k the superintendent, MT. J. A. Tappan foreman of the mines. Mines. mill, etc. are managed in a business way; there IS no hurrah. no leaks, DO idieuess. The work of putting a very large dam iu the Verdi river and cutting a dicth necessar- fly costs considerable money, but both are there tO stay. A smaller wheel, more rock breaker and other things will be shortly added. and We ri-k nothing in stating that the property IS sure 10 pay.
 Mir George H. Hammond. n most ex- cellent miner, visited the Sterling mine ! a day or two ago. His opinion is that l it is a good mine.
 Several car loads of ore will soon be ] from silver mines on Cataract | creek.
 We have been hopIng for a raise in | the price of copper, and think 1t will I some.
 We also hope Congress will let silver alone. If so. 1t vii take care of itself. To suspend its coinage at this tune would cause wide spread ruin, Lot alone n the West, but ID the Atlantic States,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
A ard.

To all who are suffering from errors and indiscrs tisus of youth, nervc us weakness, early decay, lose of manhood. etc, will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great rem edy was discovered by missionary ID South America. Send self-addressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN. Station D. New York. iv-l6-asd-d-w-1y
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
pr. Frazier,s Root Ritrers.

Frazier's Root Bitters act strongly upon the Liver and Kidneys, keep tLe bowels open and regular, make the weak strong, heal the lungs. build up the nerves, and cleanse the blood ard system of every impurity. Sold by druggists Price Sl, or SIX bottles sent h" express prepaid for Sj.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co.
 Cleveland, Ohio. Sol yb YOrba S Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
Notice for Publication.
Pre-emptiOn NO. %-.

LAND OFFICE AT Tr-soS. A Notice Is hereby gwen taat t.- namet settler has uled notice yi --- .-l to make tual proof ID support gt ..- .-.'..-..-c that sald proof Will be ulatie hefHr- i.' .,--.- and Receiver at Tucson. ArIZII'- c 7, sri. 70. ls-j. viz. lui- Gar' ia. for f' N s-. and SEil SNil Sec. Z' and Ma , -. NWi. NEit zee. S2. Tp. I6 SO, h. ii o.. -. k. K. M. He hamss the foIluHsls- ". .. ... prove LIs cnntlnu .u= residence ui. r-H7 vatiuu of said land. VIZ Jull i.- r.-s Martin. Juss Ma ia N4sgu-z and -s- Marines. al. of Tucson. Eima conn. .--
 BEN. IHDNA~, --e--7-
 First publication. January 10. i----
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
Not the Arizona Stage Company's
 stage.
PHENIX. March ]. lNsj.

PHENIX. March C, lNoJ. EDITOR CITIZEN: in yesterdays issue ofyour paper IS al item which k man. ifest ir justice Co the Arizona Stage Com pany and which ask of your permission to correct. You speak of a mishap to the stage in crossing the Gila river whereby Judge Haynes and others re- ceIyed an involuntary ducking. Now the fact k that Judge Haynes and his party went to MarIcOpa Tn livery rig or some other private conveyance; hence their Ill-luck. The qulcksaHd crossing III the Gila k one that acquires constant watching. Our stages travel over the route twice day and as a cnn~equence the drivers know ,xlctiy what they Hre dolng and ford the str, am with perfect safety at time when others would risk their lives aud property. Our stage driveIs are as careful men as can be found in that service and take no chances of drowning themse Ives or their passengers.
 Yours respectively.
 4. LEONARD METER,
 Agent Arizona Stage Co.
 For the mistake referred to the CIT HEN rrpOTter k somewhat Gt fault for watIng the word stage although It was far from the intention to imply that the vehicle m question belonged to or had any connection whatever with the Arizona Stage Co. No line is better known. safer, better equipped or better managed III Arizona. This the writer well knew and at the time of his writing ;he article the thought of connecting theT in any way with the mishap re- lated did not for moment enter his mlni.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14

The Citizen Job Office is better pre- pared to do commercial job work than any other office m the territory. Our assortment of type Is large, quality of stock of the best and wOrkmeu equal to any on the cOa-t. Come and see Us.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14

The Citizen takes pleasure in an- nOunclDg to its patrons that 1t has just received fine assortment of job Stock including ball programmes, visiting cards and general business material of all kinds
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14

m work hat Will af once hurr s.
 faster 'hau anything else m AW-rl...- -.. the &U.tUJ ID Drpscnt- with each wanted every wher.. O. either -eN. .. Tor all the time or spare tIule .r.H. -. " ns at theIr O-yR hOmes. For Une- t"-- 4 -- .hsalst ly assure,i. Don't de.ay- o. H n d Co.,, Portland Maius.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
DETAIL FnR TIE corkI.

Col. W. R. Shaiter, First Infantry; L.eut. Col. C.. A. Forsyth, Fourth Cav airy; Maj. C. h. Carlton. hird Cavalry, Maj. F.. B Beaumont. Fourth Cavalry; Capt. WIrt DAvIs, Fourth Cavalry; Capt. N. \. Ilsdail, First Infantry: Capt. ii. W. Lawton, Fourth Cavalry: Capt. G. ,. Drew, Third Cavalry; Capt. Allen Smith, Fourth Cavalry; First Lieut.. J. II. DOisi, Fourth Cavalry, Judge Ad v0caie. A greater number of officers tuau those named cannot be a sembied without manifest injury to the service. ihe court Is authouZ-d io sIt without regard to hour, and IpOn the final ad- ioVrnment Of the court the members will return to tEeIr proper stations.
 . \ general court marshal is appoint ed to meet at Fort l. well. A. r.. at 10 o'clock a. m. on FriIay. the Gth day oi March. lSSJ, or as soon thereafter as prHctIcab!e, for the trial of such pris- oners ss may be brought before it,
 DETAIL FOR THE COURT.
 Lieut.. Col. G. 4. Forsyth. Fourth Cavalry; Maj. C. H. Carlton, Third Cav airy; Capt. Wirt Davis, Fourth Cavalry Capt. l.. O. Parker. First Infantry: Capt. J. W. Martin, Fourth Cavalry; First Lieut.. S A. Mason, Fourth Cavalry; second Lieut.. J. B. Erwin, Fourth Cav ally; First Lieut. W E Hopkins. assis- tant Surgeon, Judge Advocate. A greater number of officers than those named cannot be assembled without manifest injury to the s-rVIce.
 BY ORDER or BkIGADIER CEN. CROOK:
 M. BARBER,
 Assistant AdIutant General.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
.BICHI-PAIRA.- =

Qulck, complete cure, all Kidney. Bladder and Urinary Diseases, ,Scalding. Irritation, Stone, Gravel, Catarrh of the bladder, Sl. Druggists. {
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
HEART TPAIN

Palpitation. Dropsical Swelling, Dig ziness, Indigestion. Headache. Sleep le-sness. cured by Wells Health Re newer"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
.KoTGHnN CnRN. ..

Ask for Wells "Rough ou Corns." 1jc. QuIck complete cure. Hard or soft SOrns, warts, buniOns. t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14

Fresh Oysters and Frogs st the Maison Doree, corner of Church Plaza and Mesilla street. Open day and night
 marl4tt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14

For thorough watch repairing go to W. E. Rowland, POP Congress street. Watches sent by mail or Wells, Fargo's Express, promptly attended to.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
Army Orders.

HEAugUAkrERs DEPAEIn.FNT or ARIZONA MaIrrLE BAHRACEs PEEsCoTI, Mar. ., ',i.
 EXTRACT.
 l. A general court martial Is appoint cd to meet at Fort Grant, 4. T., at l0 o'clock a. m. on Tuesday. the 10th day of March. 1885, or as soon thereafter as practicable, for the trial of Bret Lieu tenant C. r. Chase, Third Cavalry.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
NOTICE.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY tONCr EN.-ITE undersigned gives notice That .UuIc ..- yeur 1881 he perforue ed full sla-- .f r...-- se-. ment W0Ik on thr Q'II0Jua. ur-.- art Nr.- ray copper mines. m the Quigot1a NJ r- Doe trIct. Pima ctunty. A. T. and tH. r+.ay.'s -howing that sand work IS dor sr- ..-tlr 2 70 EeCorder off cr. and tha. the notice o. 't fer- ure signed by II. E Murray Is Uuaut..rlt. Dated January j lS 3.
 C. III. H1ENI.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
Syphilis alt Gal0rTlal PT:7.-'.I

Having retired from practice ! W..- - .-t eurely scaled ID slain envelope. -r-.t r-t Instructions for PREvESTIS4 -f--.-' -rs G1NOEEuOE, a 90 for curIi 2 tiouorr SIJ days for cur Lost ManhOJd etc. S7- to DR. s. '. S1URM Fl PasO. IaxsS-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
LirEIE pI>PTNsaRY

4Or Geary str,at, San Francisco. Cal. Private entrance, 4u5 Mason street. four blocks up Gaary street from Kearuy. Main entrance thruucu Dispen-ary Drug Store. 0clbdkw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
THE Great English Remedy!

iss nsyor-fsilinS cur for Nervous Debility Exhausted Nitality Seminal W kpss
 \ SpermstOrrhGs LOST Ms MOOD. lmpo cy. Paralysis, PrVs,arOl rhHs and all the tsrr ble effects of Sslf Abuse. youthful follei and excesses in msturs years-euch as loss C hl laFu orv I.Hsaifuda No
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14


 tururl EhissiOu Aversion Co Society, Nnrcs pf Vision Noises ln the Head: the vital tulo nAssing unobserved in the urine, and man nthsr dfsea.er that lead Co iEsanity and death. OE. MlNTIE will agree Co forfeit Five HuI d-si Dollars for a case of this kind the Vita Eestorative tau1eI he special adYic0 snC treatnent) Fill not cure, or for anythlng impure or injurious found in it- DR. hlNIiE treats oil Private Diseases successfully without meI- -ury. Consultation free Thorough eysmlns- -icr and advice including snalysis of lrins sSDO. Price of the Vital Restorstlve. Si 50R DOt- rle. or four tImes the quantity, S5.OO. sent 'e aug address upOn receipt of prlcs Or C. O. D. rsrur. feom Oh=ervariuu snd m private name issIret. by A. F. MlNTlE, M. ID.
 n hearuy Street. Han Francisco. Cal. BAHPLE EOTrLE FREE on application b. .sttsr stating symptoms, sex and sgs. Commn- licstions strictlY c nhdsntial.
 DsE. BIHTIE's Kidney Remedy Neph -rticum. cures 6ll kinds of Kidney and Riadda' 'omplsiuts GonOrThcra- Gleet. Bsucorrh9a For ssls by all druggists; si bottle, six bottle Tor s.
 JU. IINTIE's Dandelion Pills are th. tani cheapest Dyspep.ia and Hiliiour cure bss he market. For sale by all druggists. apiSt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
Arizona News.

Assistant AdJutant Gen,r.