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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
The Cnnrre..innnl cnmmitie.

To-day's trriE from California brought through Tucson the Congressional con- mlttee that C. corsed the remains ot Sen aior John F. sulier from Washington 10 San Francisco. They are TOW en route to Washington, and took dinner 8. She San Xavier while here. Quite a nun Der oi people were at the depot to meet those Tylth whom they were acquainted. and through them there were general IDtroduciions and greetings exchanged. Among the delegation were: Hon. John r. JoneE, '. S. Seratcr from Nevsda: Hon. J. 4. LnuttIt (RepublicanL oi Stock t.n, Representative from the Second District ot California; Hon Joseph Nc kenns fRapub,icenl. o' Suisun, Repre- sentative from the Ihiid District Of Cal iforniR; Hon. !. Thomas Spricgs Demo cra.). of Cticg, Representative from the rEenty-.hird District of New York; Hon. James Bright Morgan Democrat Of HsrnandO, Representative frola the Second District cG Mis-i.sipai; Hon. Seth l. Milliken tRepublican) Of Bel fast, Representative frcm the Third District of Maine: Hon. Polk Laifoon
 DemocraO of Madisorville. Representa- tive from the Secohd District of Ken tucky; Hon. William Peters Herburn (Repub!icar. .)of Ciarinda, Representative from The Eighth District of Iowa. Miss Fannie Carlton accompanies Mir Milli- ken, r, 5 Loomis a journalist. and LieGteDaat Richard Clover, U. $. \ accompany th" party, which IS in charge oi Chss. ". Johnson. Chief Clerk of the Secretary of the Senate.
 The iels gation will go through by the Suusst route to New Orleans, and thence D nfrihvari 'h-, ughout the entire lancth 70: 'i.e sfarF of Mississippi, on thei. re- tgTa 70 Washington.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
Florence Facts.
(Enterpn-el


 Mir. Joseph Phy has sent to Tucson for his water wagons and will go into the water business here. He will fur. nish the best water to be had and will be liberslly patronized.
 Mir. George F. Meek. one of the Enter. prises force, has homesteaded a quarter section of land just south Oi town and erected brown stone front thereon. h. side of few years be will De a bloated land mOnopolist.
 Messrs. Cairnes and Elder have made new gold strike near Cane springs and about three miles from Riverside. The ledge IS about three feet wide and the ore shows free gold. We could not learn further particulars.
 Mir. Thomas Mcclellan laid upon our table Monday bunch Of oats and wheat fully "beaded ont" Some of the heads are ten inches in length and the grains are large and well filled out" How does this strike the eastern farmer, who IS now tramping around in snow?
 We regret to learn that one of Mir. snd Mrs. Jesse Mayhew's little daugh- tsrs died last week. She had been suf- tering from diphtheria, but bad almost entirely recovered, when a relapse Oc- cured and ended in her death. She was bright ard promising child, and her untimely death has ssddened many hearts.
 Little Frederick Merritt. the four-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Merritt, me, with painful. but not fatal. Rcci- dent on Monday. He found tin can containing about six ounces of powder, and with childish thoughtlessnesst touoh- ed a match to it 60 see 1t explode. The powder flashed mp into his face burning hIs eyebrows of, singeing his hair and scorching his face. Dr. Harvey was sent for immediately and Glleyiated the suf- fering of the little unfortunate, but 1t will he some time before he recoyers from hIs injuries. The doctor thinks bis eyes are not seriously injured.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
Sheriff Safe

TS THE COUNTY COUEI OF THF COIN ty cf Pine. Territory uf Arizour. ChsrIa. NcN mre S.slE.i0. v-. William d. Osborn .ud Annie Osborn ta tudluf-.
 By virtue uf deere. of Foreclosure is-url out of thr ab ve named Court iu The 4b,v. .l1, utiat cause iu fas0r of trr piaiuuH and ae4ins, the a 4-feuaEuts. where. ] am c.mmcuda,I te make The amount of .aId da-rCe our os ff.a hsrrInatter described req property. to-vgit. Ita sun uf fieseu H uur rcd Doll lars lslIUuisl. tn- se'ner with the cO-ts iu sad action taxed s- EishtJ and Fifty tvp hundrecti.- ($~1. .ss-i.p. Dollars g-d the expense of this sala v-l-l or Friday. the iath day Ci Apui ls-f. botzseeu tta hnU-- of ij o'clock. a. m and o'clock. D. ul.. If said day. n front of the Court Hou-e door In the ti'y ot Iucson.IE sad Pima County. fer for and sell at publc auction. Co tLe hichest and bet bidder for cash in lasfu! money. all tbss ssii real property described In ssld decree as fol lows. to-Nlt: Al that part of the Sautheast '. uf Fec. il, Township i4. sou'h Range fg Ea-r. not embraced within the limits of iands C laiuleli under provisions ofan act 0f Congress approved fehruary 5th. i-5i, eu tiled An Acf to Grant Irtle Co Certain Lands ir trc Territory of Ari- zrua. and containing 103 acre u ore or Iez- Also tte Nor'h q; ot -re Northesst lt or sec "a Township l4. Range ls Fast, and containing S6 acre=, or -n much th-revf may be necessary 10 saiisiy sald decree and sll costs
 R. Y. PAUL
 Sheriff Pima County. Dated TEcson. A. T. March Iath, I-si.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
Application fer a Patent. Application No. 4I4 for Patent Co the
 Snnnmn NIIne
UNITED STATES LAND OTFIC-, } Iuc-ar, ArEDrr. Eeh. 6. l--i.

| NOII IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT '. s - Arnold. Trustee. whose pp-todlCe aldre7' | l. Tucson. Pima County, Arizona. care A. W | Uuthark. has thls day 1lsd uI- npphca.Ion for d patenr for l5ti irear igrf of ta- Souuma uIur oi veiu bearing mineral. with s1rlacs ground bt feet n width situated Ju the C-u BlaucD ..IuIlg district. County Of ltma and Territory ot Arl- zOns, and de-.gua'ed by the mold uute- art off cIal pAi file sn thI- C:!re as iat No f1 n saI Gro Blanca cIsrrict. sad l0t Np. q being de- scribei as follows. t1-wit:
 BsfsiuIlrg at th- eUutE--u end center of claim at poet : feet long. feet lu a mound of stones. marked ''S. l. VI Noi."
 U. $ NJ. M. No. 5 bears S Sg deg-., g mins., W
 Thence $ % dess.. . mius.. F sg0 -et to a post [ test long sst m mound Of stones, marked
 Thence 10 decs.. 55 mins F. s3s feet Co cen- Ter Of Gulch bears : ~ dess.. tu mIas., W sJ0 feet to center Ot Gulch bears % tegs.. a mius. W 1900 feet Co @ poet feet long. set iu a mound stones marked '-S. V. No. 8
 Thence \ 7g dec-.. 05 mius.. W S-0 feet tOnorth- ern end center of claim at % poet feet long. set m 2 mound of stones msrk.d ..S. M. No. l."
 Thence iy de-s,. l5 mIiIs.. W 70 fect to cen ter ot Sonoma Gulch neaEs $ e deg-,, 4l mins-, W i25 feet to center of Gulch bears l1 de. s.. Co mIns-, 3h feet Co 8 post f.st l1nG. set m mound oi stones. naked 'S. N. No. j.'
 Thence \ % degs.. & mi1s.. W 6i1 feet t1 cen ter of Sanoma nu!ch bears \ d5 dees,, tD min W ld0 feet Co center of Gu'ch bear, \ 55 dees.. 70 nuns, W i5s,I feet to a poet feet long, set in a mound of stours marked 'sS V. No. G."
 Thence = " ge---. NI Tius-. T. B. O feet Co post <. I. M. So. 1" place of hegin. lul,,
 Magnetic variation l2 degs., 2l mins. l. con- taiuiug 3ltli acres.
 The location of ttis nine is recorded in the Recorders office of Pima County. Book D. Rec ords of Nine. pages f7f and t15.
 Auy and all persons claiming adversely any portion co tald SOuoua mlne. or surface ground. are required tp tlle their adverse claims With the Register of the United states LsEd Ctiics at Tucson, m the Territory of Arizona during the ten weeks period of publication hereof. fHeV WraA NFi bnrrTfl Ig fFf ff..a ions of the stiatute.
 BEN. M. THOMAS RsCister lt IS hereby ordered shat the forgoing notice 7f application ior patent be puhlI-hei for the period of fen consecutive ace k iu the CITIZEN l, weekly newspaper pCbiissed m [ Icsou, Pima County. Arizona.
 B.M. THOMAS, Register. First Drhlics;ion Feb "a. iss6.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
Poor Geronimo


 Toe news that Gen George Crook had returned to FO.t Bowie and that the h. dian prisoners are to reach tha: post to- morrow, prompted delegation of the people Of Tucson .osccePt ihe Generals invitation 10 visit the post today and inspect the bloody wretches. The train went out about hslf-past twelve o'clock, and took with # Mr and Mrs. Judge V. II. Barnes, Mrs. Judge Shields, Mir and Mrs. Alex Campbell, Gov. Q. Meyer Zllick, L. $. Marshal W. K Meade, Gen Nel McCook. Sheriff F II. Paul. H. Brown, of the CITIZEN, and others. They will reach Bowie station about i've o'clock this evening and the Fort about three or four hours later. It Is not probable that tue hostllcs vii reach Fort Bowie before Wednesday after noon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
Hugh White. tAe smeiter maa. arrive,

Hugh White. the smeiter man. arrived
 in town yesterday. He expects ;o have
 his smeiter running at Nogales by May ist. This sme';er will not depend or custom ore, bat chiefly on ore from a Sonora mIne. belonging to Mr. White and some other gentlemen. This mine, known Gs the Colorado, Is sItustei about % miles from JRaos station, CD the So- nora railroad. IL is quite a remarkable property, having been first opened up by Mexicans iu 1896 and not worked since. The original owners sunk to depth Of 200 feet, ran about 600 feet of drifts and probably took out about 2,J0O tons Of ore. The ledge is from six to eight feet wide, iu s soft limestone formation. The ore will assay, all through, S25-sbout half gold and half silver-and 90 per cent lead. In formation and character of ore the mine IS very similar to the Ureka, in Negsda. There Is enough ore ID sight in the mine to run the Nogsles smelter for twelve months. NIT. White. whose large experience has made him conservative, calls this good prospect, but most people would term 1t bOnsn- "a. Two hundred mules are now en- ployed, hauling ore from this mine to the railroad.-Epitaph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
\ Bridge Burner Caught.
(Col;nn Seui-lrupic.l

A Ssu Diego officer passed through Coltou last night, having in charge the Mexican scoundrel who set fire to the railroad bridge at Yuma last summer. The fellow was caught in MexIco by Thomas Botea. formerly brakeman on the Southern Pacific, but now on the de- tectIve force of the company, and in- carcersted in 8 Mexican prison until called for by the proper oficial docu- ments. Conductor Fillmore, with Butea and several witnesses accompanied the officer to San Diego. and i; Is hoped the prisoner will speedily he sent up to San Quentin. to remain during the rest of his miserable life. < reward of SJs,O was offered for his arrest.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
| ReaNnrahle Henne..f.

General Crook when last hsard from was on his way to San BerHardino to hold a conference with Geronimo When tae meeting takes place it is feared Crook in'erds repesting his oll- time policy of forgetting and forgiviBg everything. If the hostIles will return to the reservation. In vew of this fact. th gre k general alarm throughout Ari- zoRs snt New MeNco. The people oi those Territories demand that iEe sav- age murderer- shall he tried l.. civil process and punished according Co the nature Of their guilt, the same ss would he do2e in the case oi white offenders To let them go untTiei and nnpunish-G vould be ru outrage upon justice, de- handing the interference of the nGticn- al Government, winch has too long re- manned silent. when i's voice shoult haze been heard requiring punishment for the fiendish slaughter of men, wO- men ard children.-S. F Call.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

vben it is, there is going 10 be chance for large speculation in the lands now occupied by these Indians.
 met Mr. D. B. Kes of Trcson, who had just brought in lot of bullion from tbe Contention mine. Dan Woods k also here engaged in the manufacture or wlne. There Hre very few foreigners bere, the mercantile busIaess being car riei on entirely by natives, with the eX- ceptIOn of IA French drug store.
 With G word of thanks tO our big hearted friend, Mr. Le BruD, the direc:- or of the mint, who has been SO exceed- ingly kind during our stay, l will h'd ajieu till we reach Culiaean, the Dexi point of stoppsge, and until then, sdios.
 Very truly yours.
 CHAs E. DRAKE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
THE MARROW GAUGE.
The Bonds Negotiated and the Road
 will be Built.

The following telegram was received late Saturday by Mir J. $. Mans field, Chairman of the Board of Super visors. It is full of good news to the people of this city:
 NEW YORK, March 27. To Hon. J. s. Mansfield Chairman Board Supervisors.
 My report has been fsvoIGbly consid- cred. Negotiations just closed and the building of your railroad is nov a fixed fact. congratulate you.
 J. ALDEN GAYLoRD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
Clifton Items.
(Condensod from the Clariou.)

(Coniensod from the Clari0n.)
 4 spark from passing locomotive sci fire to pile of wood on the Coronado railroad last Wednesday, and sixty cords were destroyed.
 By the bursting of an emery wheel last Monday, William B. Fulton, master mechanic in the machine shops of the Arizona and New Mexico railroad, was wheel struck the left side of bis face and passed cut at the top of his head.
 An immense bed of alum has been discovered half a mile north of the Longteliow Incline. Messrs. Ignscio Campbell, Van Hook and EgaD are the owners of the valuable discovery.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
Ynrn- Folk. NasnuernIe.

l. Is reported tla; Mr. Wm. Zscksu- dOri and otbers are ar augirg to give a mask carnival a; Rsid's Opera House Tor tLs yo-ng reople. The O der ores have enjoyed their good time and the younger FeUpls ouGht DO; c. be sighted Jus; ss soon as the lertea season IS over. if u is given at all, l. will take place. aud !Iere is 10 question but it will be the no-; popular entertainment ever arranged ia Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
Notice for Publication.
Freonpuon No- l5;-
LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoS, ARIZONA. !
 .f.-..L sIs fuls

LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoS. ARIzovA. !
 March 26. iss6 Notice is hereby gwen that the foIlowips nsnlet settler has tled notice If his intauti0r tO make hnAl proof m support of his claim srd thar sad proof wlll he made before the Rayis-ar and Receiver st Tucson. ArizouA. on Ma q l--c, VIZ Louls Mueller. of Tucson. Ariz for he sW ' of SN . Sec- and W n of NV [. Sacl I7 and SE is of NE . Sec. 1s Tp 1sSR.I4E He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and eulti- vatiOn of said land. viz.:
 Job s Wood. John R. Allen, Joseph Dur. and William J. Osborn all of Tucson Ariz.
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register. First publication. March q. ISe5
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

Iti hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the period of ten consecutive weeks m th- CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper. published iu Iucson. Pima County. SrizOns. B. M. THOMAS. ke kegister. kirst publication, Feb. IS. iSst.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

Mr. Lummis. correspondent of the Los Angeles Times, vent through to Fort Bowie to-day as special telegraph Ic correspondent at the front.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

seollI8 iAAd saACt-A lO A@A-1A4sA n h-u A4AL H. SESS
 The Doctor vii! agree to forfeit si .0Og r.-. ,asa undertaken not cured. The reasor. ... r...-- cannot get cured Of readiness and ,I. ssc-a L slsss IS owing to 8 complication. called II-I.. 1ArORRHEA Nt-h HiPkAAErTgr r~t. shich requires specl zl treatment
 DE. IIEB-o's iSvI iORATcg. No. 2 7rits of5--.. thar special treat nent, Is the only cu-s ,.- PROsTArOkREEA- By l5 Manhood is r,s-.--i 4id che hanS fz sE-.H -lOYed oack from ,.-s . TOutn.
 If pimpiss appear Ou the face if you hae.-., lsti sss and desUOudeut, look out for r-e ..-. 3.IcatiOn with Vital N ca knees sad Ioss of .--7 ty zaOyn as PrUstst0rrheG- Hundreds rt ..,-z .aTo been lost for the want of proper tr=-.---l ,Or tbIs complication. and thousands L47, ..-- Ll tGelr property ard pleasure m iIse from la liects.
 Price CT eifker IaytgOrAiss, S2. C.s-.- Eix bottles. S1u. celt Co gny sddress l.r--.+ Bcuiely from observation.
 Er. tlebiS st Co. rrsGt successfui.y -~ q. uu 0IGthy evsry form Of SPECIAL. PA l. r.. jr CHRONIC DISEASE without ruer-1-g T- aGseoUs drugs. If vItaiitg l6 d-ainSa fr..-- -ts
 dy numerous disease= follow th6' haf.. .-.- sry medical treatment. II allowed t1 ..-..... he unnstural lOss causes Co.sU zlt.ur l.sr-- ss, brIgnt Disease, InsGLIt., at5. CJrcs .---. t1ree,i. Diseases of the gesI-C- urIl..rs s-.-.-. xitce.r, liver and bladder gecIAill trea-,si .., sA-Es OF VJEES SPEEDILY CURED.
 0oaiiEed 4ns Res POEsisic.-Dr. L.=a.y Jo., from EUROPE, are organized IF ceup'.s-.. sith the California Medical Law. DIIi..-s. r-. Jured by regular college education. and s-. 5.-. tn thelr nineteenth year of specIal Lra.tlr.
 Most powerful electric be,ts free Co La-.a-te
 To PROVE THE WONDERFUL POFEa Of tr- Ly- htoohAIOh e BOTTLE OWEN CE sEN. Fz.f C01sultGtion free and prIVsts.
 Call or address
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
Great English Remedy

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 pr. Mintio. who ls A Regular ihtsi,tn Graduate of the University ,t fsUu-yl sanIa sil GErse t0 fCyfeit Five f-ac-,d Dollars, for e case 0f thIs Elrt ls '.-i Restorative (nncsF his sSacla Re-.cs a.- rcStm=ntj Will IOs CLre, Jr for auf thi-- i-l mo Ir injurious tcI1c in It. Dh- Al-lla .--..s al Furlte Disccscl sJlocessfa4ig Ni'-,l- -r'- 'Cr-- Cc1su itH-Iur Ers8. Thor u-- rTrr.l.- son s1t Gcv.Cc. iucirding g-eiysl- s. ..l. e5. Frl1s Of t-e VItzl EestOrSJlye- = Jt - l."- -A. Es Tour tIC.ss tte QuA1uty. S5, 5-.- Go q tg Ear~oGs upCn receipt of proc or t-o.l',. .ec--9 soo1n OOssryatiOl, and m p-is.,'a 7...- iasi-cfi- by Db. MlNIl1- r he-r-y Stref-. A7'- sr~ugfscl, Uai. send fJc list of questions and -8zt,E BOTTLE FREE oz a95!iosti17 2 -t'sr stating gyEptJns. sex ard zsr StEl.- acrGcy ir regard Go aff busilsss trGn-ectlons.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
Legal Blanks 1! For Sale at the CITIZEN Ofce.
DISTRICT COURT pLANKs.

| DISTRICT COURT BLANKS: | Atfnavit for Attachment. | Urdertezing Ou Attachment. | iECictmsnts,
 Si erif's Certificates of Sale of Eoal f.-l,s aa | Execution. PROBATE COURT BLANEs. Order directing Notices to be given -H .-aI.s-s- Nouce or time app-Iuted for brown nH.- | Certificate of Will and fEcts founu | Oruer directing posting NotCes of AEr.,a...- | - Tor Letters of Administration. | Citations, | Creditors Clam. | Order appolntinE Administrator | BOnds of AdmIutstrHtoT and E1eCutor. | OFder appOlut'rg Appraisers | Order appoir.-.i. ,ime for Probate of VII c- | dirsctiug .ubiIcat on of Notice o. -.-.". Order appoiHtlfs tIue and place c. E.s7's | AuDlicar-0r TO cell Personal 'IH..r' ..- directing No-iee Co be gwen. Order Co show caase why order Of sale .. -.- Estate shDuii uOt be ade. DrJier appolUtlTc -a.e pf Ier-CurI P-.r---st Order of Sale Oi Personal Property, ''rcer appoi tl.- day tor -@tt eu. 1' .. t'''-. = and dlr@ctin. N tire to he elvgr. Notice ot time set for Settlement ot tr-.ra'- BLANKS USt D IN OBTAIsJNE I..
 ENIS T0 MINING CLAII-. Atidavit of CitIzcn-t!p. Atlaavit os tlv- hundred dot H-s Ir..--- --s-. Agreement wIth Pub4isLeT- Neflts rt HQpilcnuOn ior U. $. Paf'-- CIVIL PAOCEAbING lS JCsIit- '-t-- sumn.on-. comlplalnt claim and de..vs- q. Fs--. aiiae on clam and dslTsrs Co. 91-- Aads7it on ela,n and de.sre-s O. f..--a
 Property. Atiiqavit Tor a. a.taci-rert sra-u-. Q I-s... ..--. lueertahlnC o1 Att4chu5l-. Mnt of Attachment. Execution. Notice of Appe-l.
 NF1frLT T sN-s..f.-. ET rrT- Location Notices, Mining DeeCi- Real Estate pse.ls Real Estate NUrtll.yes Power Oi Agtoruey Leases, Bond for Deed to Ilnia.. r.ace-rg. AcknO wiedgments Aekno~leigments for Aiaa and Vie. iAthdav. ts of Publication Notice of Mining Claim, Road station Receipts
 Er All Ot thess blanks gre prl- t Lr iorniiy with the Ststutes of Ar.--s --- -- mining laws of the United Slalss- Orders sent out of the city C, O. D.
 29O Justice Blanks for s5.00. A package containing the fal7Elrl 7s- .s1s- blanks for Justices Courts. vii os 5e-- go '-- address, postage paid for S5lt.
 20 Criminal Complaints
 9 Warrants of Arrest.
 2O Suopoenas.
 n nCOmmltments.
 3D Summons.
 % Coppl aiPts on c. & Di, of Psrs- Tso'.
 2G UndertakiEgs 60
 eO Athdavifs for Attachment.
 4 Undertakings on Attachusnt.
 5) WrIts of Attachment
 3) Executions.
 3 Acknowledgements (singls}-
 lO Aeknouledgments (nA1 and vlis'' k
 10 Bail Bonds.
 DO Supu.ations on Appeal
 % Mining Locations. Address all Letters or Orders Citizen Printing&Puh. Co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
LIEE.G BI.PI.sar.N

60 Geary s,cpat. San Frauc;ac1. Gal Private entrance, q 8 iassu street. fs,,- b.,.ss ID Geary street from EsGruy. IaIa eutrL.-.s hrOuzn D,soeE-srT Dr1s Store oclFGtU
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
The G5hlEeiG at HtnG and hbFOai. "
 BY W. B. FAREWELL,

The book of the hour Showing the peculiar characteristics of this rapulsive peopie It proves the appalling danger of retaining this heath-a race among us. Prlca of outfit @ cents Agents wanted hrOughout the Pacific Cea., Apply Co ( L. EanrrefI d Co. .sI Marketpt, San Franriseo Cal F-ZLtf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

VI - q" @ x ts . U
 9si2s3 '5ug ug1ie..l.
 tisE oLnrsr. CRrAr. ... a1d be-i .Ll,G1l for -5 c-ro ot Ne. ro1- grd pS-eir.l Debility, Vital ExhsUs-5-- S'1in-i sscskUe-a. I.cssof !. Gcod, Failing i.ouory er ... ENou and EufacJ.sc co.tv--.-- of ths tIsuIto-Jriuarz .-rs-. lt 1psociiy cCyes iNE1Lls- E t-ar.y Decay. Los- of y,a- SEMINAL WEAKNESS. e.-- --' the ssd effects of .ou.lf-i --t hes and abuse or ENl.S>L OF MATURITY
 |; permanently Errvs-.-. sl Unnatural LOs9 fr0zl .5 system, as thousands Can sr-a.- NLO have used the E1usgr-- the past quarter Of c. c.r',r- which It has been 5stu-s pGblic.
 it is Indeed a Noasgrrfrt SemedY-tolInc the .ar..- strengthening tho uuse.a checking tho Szste, il1sl.-- iCg the whole systan and - .ctst tO EEAI.Nh sud Htrpf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

L II HERE can hlness ot Ind scret agents he people o,| 4 Mexico a;|| 1oaohes and Il a'iODs with Il Would| aPlenishing t| sAn by plund1|
 a nedium o| Sn with thei]| fe mOvements| Soty they hay' %1f'ered for su| xher supplies \, Me1rcan t, %le business l
 s traffic is %s towns ofC
 @.i it consti.ut| r'n places. I1 m is really n sns country n 'Nese tradinJ troops in pur] f'-an assist thl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

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