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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
Failure In New York city.

NEW YORK, September 2O.-The
suspension of Tasker II. Marvin, Q
broker, Of No. 80 Broad street, was
announced on the floor Of the Stock
Exchange this afternoon. Marvin de-
clined to make any statement about bis
affairs, but hoped to resume before
long. About 1000 shares Of stock
have been bought In on his account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
Riaed Maii.Bags Found.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, September
20.-Two rifled United States mail
bags were discovered to-day under the
platform of a cotton-press here. One
was unlocked, but both were cut open
as if with a dull knife, aud both were
empty. Their appearance indicated
that they had very recently been put
there. No letter or sign of contents
was found, but there is reason to think
that they were rifed Saturday night
after being snatched from the incoming
train from Nashville. Inspector Booth,
Al Atlanta, has been telegraphed to send
detectives at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21

lBy Anglo American cable TO the Dispatch.
LONDON, September 30.-A boat
race for $1,000 took place on the
Thames to-day between George b.
bear and Peter Kemp. The betting
was 81 to 20 in favor Of Kemp. Kemp
caught the water first and was the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21

WILAENorus, ". o., september 2o.-ruY.
pen tine firm at s4Sc. kosin nrm: strain
I'd, 7sc. good. soc. Tar lirm at $3.50. Crude
and yifYin, g., so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
United sintcs Supreme Court.

lBy Telegraph 10 INC DlSpatcu'l
WASHINGTON, September 20.-The
Supreme Court Of the United States
will convene for the October term of
1861 on Monday the 18th proximo.
The number of cases on the docket ia
creases steadily from year to year. At
the close of business in the clerks
Office tonight there were on docket
LOOP cases, as compared with 964 in
September, 1885. None Of the JUS
tees Of the court except Justice Haf-
Ian are yet in the city. Chief-Justice
Waite spent his summer vacation in a
trip to the Yellowstone National Park
and to Alaska, and is now on his way
home much improved in health and
strength. Justice Field and Justice
Matthews have spent most of the sum-
mer in Europe. All the Justices are
expected home early in October, and
the court will assemble with full
bench.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
MIR. piznin,,. iinn,e Robbed.

Some time between Saturday night
and yesterday morning the residence of
Mr.. Andrew Pizzini, corner of Eighth
and Grace streets, was entered by
thieves, " ho carried off large quantity
of wearing apparel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
Death OF IA Minister in the FeiDit.
Gp.actaI taIaor,.a m m the DfgDafanI


COLUMBIA, VA, September 90
Information has just reached here of
the sudden death on yesterday Of Rev.
Jesse G. Perkins, Of Cumberland coun-
ty. He was at the time conducting the
religious exercises preliminary to the
sermon which be was presently to
preach at Tarwallet church, Of which
he was pastor. As he was about to
finish reading a chapter in Exodus he
placed his hand on his forehead, fell
back in the pulpit, and expired instant
ly. lie will be buried with Masonic
honors at the Fork. Of Willis church at
4 o'clock P. NJ. tomorrow. Deceased
leaves a wife and four or five children.
lie was probably about so years Of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
uIruuONDLIyE STOCK MARKET.

SEPTEMBER ~. Receipts $40 mead Of cat
tie, 237 sheep and lambs, 400 hogs.
Sales: 4O4 head OF cattle, 225 sheep and
lambs, 377 hogs.
Prices were as follows:
Cattle-Best, 3AaiHc. gross; medium 10
good, 8A3ac. gross common TO fair, Ease.
gross.
sheep-Mutton, 2I4asac. gross; lambs, 80
45.c. gross.
Hogs 51&a6.c. net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21

MONDAY. September 90 1850.
SALEs-FIRsT BoAkD.-l. 900 Richmond
city SIS at 12l.
SECOND BOARD.-50 shares Petersburg
railroad stock (B. b. att 90.
ksd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. 20. 1850.
by telegraph
ARRIVED.
TOO LATE ron CL..ssIrIcArsox.

MASONIC N0TICE.--A stated IL
WI communication OF RlCHNONp~
KANDOLPH LODGE, No ~; win 90
held Al Masons Hall FrAnkin petwsen
SEVENTEENTH and Eighteenth streets. THIS
(1us sdayl EVENING At oelocs.
Members Of sister lodges and trau4iens
h,eshyen are frsiernally Invited.
DS o'u'' VI w. HALL CREW.
saai.it. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
tho Mayor or PhlIadeIphIa I'm
pQached.
ms telegraph 10 the pis

PHILADELPHIA, PA, September Zo'
The City Council this evening, by avo'e
Of 40 to SS, decided to impsach Mayor
Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
SALES eEPoareD TO SECRETARY,


We quota: Fine. S2.50as2.75; superfiue
sSas9.25: extra, S3.5OasS.T6; family. sis
34.5O; patent family. country, "a 79aS5.ze.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
GRAIN AND COrToN EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. september 20, 1885.
OFFERISGg

OFFERINGS.
WRRAT.-Wbite, AIS bushels. Mixed,
2626 bushels. Red, 2,756 bushels. Total,
3 $50 bushels.
CoRN.-White. I,272 bushels. Mixed, ia
bushels.
OATs.-l2s bushels
FLOUR.-l60 barrels.
SALES eEPoRrED TO sEcRErAE9,
WHEAT White, 80 bushels common at
zoe Mixed, 1915 bushels common TO fair
at rs 10 SIC. Red. $50 bushels very good
LOngberry at SO TO soc; AGA bushels COM
mon 10 fair Shortberry ct 10 to soc.
CoRS.-Mhite, 500 bushes very good To
prime Nlrg MIA at sec. Mixed, liza bushels
prime Virginia at SIC.
OATs.-W "a bushels at <oc. Spring,
IS bushels at 35c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
nen,h OF an Engii,n Composer.

LONDON, September 20.-John Lip
trot Hatton, the English composer, Is
dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
HE Marquis Of londonderry Recep-
ttAt.

lBy lo-American cable to the Dispatch
DUBLIN, September 20.-The Free
mans Journal declares the Government
inspired the arrest Of the young Irish
men who were taken into custody Sat-
urday for hooting at the Marquis Of
Londonderry during his state entry into
the city with the purpose Of provoking
the people in the hope that that they
would retaliate and furnish the authori-
ties with excuses for coercion.
The Irish Times says: despite the
efforts to excite i'll feeling on the oc.
casion Of the new Viceroy's arrival at
Dublin Castle the Marquis of London.
derry met with respectful and even
cordial reception.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMoR MD. Septem Der 20.-Virgiuia
SIS consolidated. 81; do. new So, 87A; DO.
lO.4Os, with coupon, AZ. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
british Troops In Burmah I'm Trouble

IBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
RANGooN, September 20. The
western frontier column of the British
army of occupation in Burmah has been
cut off at Taingdah from communica.
ton with the main army by Dacoits,
under the leadership Of Boshway aud
other noted insurgents. Three hundred
troops have been dispatched to relieve
the beleaguered corps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
MARINE INTRLLiGESCE.
PORT on RICHMoNp. skrr. 20, lsss.


ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Smith, New
York, merchandise and passengers, q. w.
Allen 3 Co., agents.
steamer Ashland. Tunnill, Philadel-
phia, merchandise and passengers. J. W.
McCarrick, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk. United
states mail, merchandise and passengers.
l.. Is. 1atum. agent.
PORTOf NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. 20, 1859.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Allegheny, Taylor. Baltimore.
aud sailed for Norfolk.
steamship GuyaDdotte. Kelley, Norfolk.
and sailed for West Point.
steamship Roanoke, Couch. West Point.
and sailed for Norfolk,
Stea mship Craighin (Britsh). Mitchell.
New York To load coal for ASpinwall.
steamship George Appold. warren, Proyi.
dence and sailed for West Point.
Bark Eyyor. Mahewe. Boston. light
Schooners ABBOTT Lew, Peake. Boston,
York, light; W. J. Smith, Bennett, New
York light: Lucy A. Davis. Davis. soaer-
set, hight: &. III. Valentine. Curtis, New
York, light: II. p. Shares, osbossssa New
York, Eyht.
schconers Eva h. Douglas. Let's. Port.
land, with coal; Gay Thomas, shoe, New
York, with coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
IRennrIed for the Disnaich.l

IHfpO1Itu TOT INC DIsIAlCusI
NoRFO LIZ, September 20.-Market dull.
Sales Of few bags this morning NJ quota
lions. Prime. 3as5sc.; fancy. 4c.: common.
Is2c. shelled. 2azl.c,; factory hand pookeos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21

COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet.
quotations.
GOOD nIDDLIN0.-9 9-l6c.
EIDrLISG.-9 l-l6c.
Low MIDDLISG. g $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21

The reather in Richmond yssterddy
u0s rindy and clustering in the fore
noon, cloudy and cool IN the afternoon
and ereniHg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
COTTON MARKETS,
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK. September 30. Cotton, gross
receipts 7 490 bales: futures closed flrm;
~ les 50 300 bales: september 50 22ase "a
October. se.25as9.26 November, s9.21a
50 90: december, s9.2sas9.29; January,
80 35as9.26; February, ~ 43as9 ~: March.
f9.blsS9.52; April. 50 60sss6l: May,
so 6sss9 so; June, 60. 76aS0.77; July. s9.sta
40 Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

BY Telegraph % the Dlspatch.I
WASHINGTON, September 2l-l A.
M-For yrginia, far, slightly warmer
weother, and northeriy scinds, shutting
10 eaSteriy.
Far North Carolina and South Caro-
Ina, fair peather in the interior, local
rams on the coast, and nearly station
Uy temperature, e,th nOrlhsaSterty
wiRds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
NEW YORk sroCx mARxEy.

NEW ToRx, September ao.-The stock
market to-day Was extremely active. the
sales being the largest for any one day tps
many months. Trading was accom- panied
by q great deal cf excitement nj times, aud
prices we're throughout the day quite fever
lsh. Reading, Isckavanna. and Western
Onion were the features. vanderbiits were
slto notably strong. The opening was
strong the first prices showing ndvsoces
over Saturday ranging from y To 1.
Trading was very active early. with con.
siderable irieguisrity In prices, which.
however, disappeared toward noon, when
everything moved up In unison. Lscka-
wanna advanced sharply In the afternoon,
accompanied BY Western Union aud Oms-
ha; but heavy selling for foreign account
and break OF I In Pacific Mai checked
The general advance for q short time,
though 10 afterwards recovered handsome
". There was again heavy selling In the
last hour. which caused reaction In some
stocks and held the others down 10 prices
already attained. the market closing barely
ffm The most notable advances to day
ere Western onion rs Lackswanra az
New England ~, Texas Pacific ~, with
Lesrly all the rest OF the list up smaller
amounts sales, 627. 600 shares.
N0oa.-Stocks active and strong. Money:
sac per cent. ExchRBge-LOpg. 4sltsfSik
short. 4s4As4s4A. Governments dull.
hre1liag.-Exchange 4sIk. Money, IA
per cent. Sub-Treaxury oelsbces-Gold.
sl27,422. 600: currency, s26.s69, 900. Gov
srnn ents dull; per cents. l21A; per
cents ioC, bid. state bonds dull.
Ale ba m lfao. A IN a tOoX
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25

THE dreadful pleuro-pneumonia has reached the Texas herds of cattls through the importation of several Jer- seys from Indiana. and the stockmen O, that state are ID state of wilI excite ment and alarm They are almost help les in the psralysIs Of their consternB- ton and by the sb,ence of proper quara tine laws. it IS almost certain that the disease will obtain a foo,hold that will defy their best efforts to eradi- este before measures can be perfected to met the stern emergency. In the de- plorasls experience that seems to be in- ev.ta5le amoug our Texas neIxhbors our own cattle men should read valuable l-ss1n, and they should be prepared to promptly meet any eNIgency that arises. The disease Is now u1comforIably close to our own herds and no time should b. lost in taking the proper precautions agaiLs. the introduction of the fatal malady,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25

THE folly O. the secretary of war III permitting himself to become the accom Dlise of the enemies of General Miles n thelr malicious efforts t. detract from his meritet fame in the Apache 'am- oaivn, is shown by the embarrassment and confusion brought upon that lpdl-- crert diynitary taro1yh General Miles' isnan for justice. Ous dispatches say taa. Secretary E dicott wouli like |" have tbe part be has taken in the at tamo, .o disgrace a nobls olfi,sr, forgot zen as soon as possible. ant We haze DO ioubt that he fioGs 1t qIIte unpleasaoi .o be the writhiDg obi5c. of such cuitlnR .ritici-m as he is bsiny favored with Ius' TOW. It IS plain that the eIoneratIon o' General Miles betrsys lack ot osndor nd good faith iu Secret ny Endicott' to .rsw the least severe conclusion, that IS mi st all credItgble to the exalted sta ion he occupies. There Is a flavor O. ,ontemptib'e tricsery in his actl'ns' closely moiin2 the questionable poii- tiral methods uf s ward striker, that ls lacking in the essentsl elements o' -rush. honor and iRPartiall'y which .boull cbsracteriZs t1s position ne ms is. So far as General Miles IS e nee !, .j. while hIs goud reputation has tul, tered but lit,le ny the gross attacks 'l ni- enemies, a new lus,re IS noF added ID his fame in propo, lOu to the dlscom m- i-ure and Ignomi y of his over-zeslous naiigners.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25

THE enterpri ing citizens of Santa Fe, New Mexico, have held a public meeting snd formed an association for ths pur- pose of erecting a sani'aiiIm for pnl- m0nary sufferers and gre taking meas- urss to induce invalid c visit that ci y. This enterprise ,f the ; tnta Fe people vii meet with a measure of success that will surprise them aud they deserve all they "a striving for. With every na- tursl conditIon fsvorshl tO the smsliOr- stiou ard cure of Hll d.s aases of the res pIratory organs in degree o' perfe,hon exceeding those of Ssnt F6, the city O Tucson should become ihe mecca of the efIl cted during eIsht months of the year 8, least, and if our people could be brought 10 see the golden opportunity they are letting slip through their grasp they would certainly m axe some eff brt to secure s portion of it's benefits before it Is too late. We must make provision for the sufferers ard surround them with such comforts and accommodations that they Vill experience s d. cided pleasure beyond the delight sin kuoNledge that precious health Is being wooed back to their weak frames and strengh to their cnfet hled muscles. We must give them our choicest blessings and cnre for them with a tenderness their fragile cOndi- t-ora 1runand fo heal the rpstirea minf 4s well as ter physical ills Let our people emulate the e1l mple and wis dom of the enteTprising citizen of Santa Fs il taking prae- tcai measures to e,tahi s5 resort her for sufT-riug humaoity. As a busine-F -oterpr1s- r vii prove a grand success,
 nd it will become a pheUom nsl pic ,ure ot a thrifty tree be ring fruits that gre blest ot hesver, talk ng root In the repulsive soil fl sordid evsrIce.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25

THE Et.l graph brings ths uIwelc 7me ssss .ls, asUI has been comm need ID Chicago against Col. J. W. Hs kin, Of t.s Ar.z- mIling com 1iny, whose works s-suo 8 Il c0l--e oier-ctiOa Bboat fifteen -i.-- u.H ot R-d Rock station in thi- c5uliy. We are not advised as to tbe nsr.s of the claim against Col. Has Er. tut 'Ium our knowledge of that asa.l-usu'- busisers traits and reputa- r1n bere, vl ere be has teen known aud .rei !O- mary years, we must oelieve ,atuis the result solely of a 10 slndeT- E.-i.ns. Col. Bsskin does not bear ts srstutation imputed to him by the isegrtm, and 1t is hoped tbat the mat g-sy bs anicaoly adjusted without t-lsriug the progress of the company $ rrz aere. It is oGe Of the greatest ms t-,1ues that can happen to budding ri1-try to s.rsngle 1t with Q 'edlou- lsE-ui'. 3 one of the greatest curses 0 Il- cIuI.y n-s Dreu tnt b'OIts ti bl5ckmAlaS schemes whose crumblipR nouuueut- c.u be seen in almost every 5irsctor. aud trey are expensive lux rues. to0. Inc Atl,s company have brilliant prspac-s-it they dii n1. have, asrs vJglI prouably be To ff-,; in op- r5sl.ian To then-Budi i. Is hoped, for the ,ol Q. lt- stockholders, r the eOod oi i17 u 'uirg bl=.ntss. and Ter the repu,6- a11 otArlze-a aud P.ma count, to s7y r5taiDg of ;ur iuJIgIdul lps-s that u1st eu-u4, we hope ihIs unt"~suGGie natter may le satisfactorily adj I-ted a
 nee. and tae g5oi work at ihe mlne be s0sri tl proceed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25

THR beautiful and lively city of the angels IS 10 be f.vored with a new at trGctIun by becoming the headquarters of the Department of AnzOna, which will soon be removed from Whipple Barracks si Prescott. Los Anyeles has been generously favored out ot the trib ute our nnn-prOiucIug people have pad Co lts Industry and cJmmer-Isl energy and enterpr.s', and any lIttie otj ct of value ur beauty We have that 1t covets. is IS welcome 10. If T. don't see what ii wants, IL might ask for It. The removal of dep artmeni headquarters Co that city wss cot unexpected. hOSever. for it hos become n cIts 0; such sig and import sncs that every facility exists for the economical supply aud command of the troops stationed throughout Arizona and New Mexicn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25

T-E c.ty ot P-euiI ie now eDi-yiER f-s | '.o0ol. and Prescott has entered arIy ir tue rsce for progress with a lie s1i energy that means everything Gti, good for the city. IL my be is.i ,Lttl. ' a5e s reaching out Tor Gs distinction Of be.ng the leading Ciiss oi tL- territory. and tbe Nsy at- :4.'s Low look .Dty will have DO serlous .npst uaa lu 'ha -ou'bern coun'icr ssess our people ssrspe the moss oil ter d. eE' 4al clmbiue 10 d. some i-as that iu lIc.Irs s'Ight re urn to f5ss5a. Iae ci.i-s If PnenIx CT 1 Pres e1si Ore dery.ng their new life l!'s2t !ram tae BdvautaG,s tine --E raI.r5afs now under UsiTuc- t'l pyJnss tIsn. Without rall lrsne- l5''a.olt-7y Lai l.t:le to hope for in lhe '-'1-e, but ,ue smoke ot ths locomotive He-s Co Create a magical tTsusforma- aoo wherever; is seen. It IS true that 4aesau e-.'ys direct rail COL nectlon 'Ha ile gre t railroad systems oi tl@ e'an''!, bu,lt has thrown away is most 0H.-alt opportunity to secure con- Pe.ilS iae, aud I- watching a favorable Opf'f'ani,y 0 crush out another. w Ns-' al t1s Railroads We cau buy, be- 0 Oliio', 't S- are Co mgintsin our D. ''' aa tae metropolis of Arizona.
 -l 'le slsl-s-t obstacle should never
 " '1'i l- tae way ot their cunst uction. we f'l''oai l. Z lod. and two constitutes
 '.0l la-4 Co draw G.; three Inspires Q ''hl .i confidence. aud [. U. oi a kind, ss 5'e 'old Hoy, ssy.s, can dictate tie '''p s''ioo Of tEe e.tle stakes. What eneed is, the cons ructIar fl five dis tlei LD,s ,f rsIircld. rlllatirg from cur cry when every ou- af onr lucky ,''--7ns Vlli Vesra ruyal fusL of joy Rnd F'sytity, We must ue up gpE doing ''ulr't;ag for ourselves and cur iuture 'ul ID oIder Co accomplish any. hing al '' A 'Pi'it Of lItersit5 s-d en,e prise --'' el'er Into our dealings Wi.a every ,--l,'r! oi a pubic Uature thb is pro 'o''o, 4Le nIser ubc si,s IT ,Gleness -. U 'lt richest gold mine m T world
 's''liral.y starye to deatb. fnd we ''e.'' -u'h iise him ig-t uov, and '- 4 .i'i.~ If ihe energy that a finan-
 ' hunger inspires.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
SADLY NEGLECTED.
(Pheuix He -ald.)

In all the ToDeys iucluded in the ap- propriation bill n " be'ore Congress We fail to discover Arizona or her necessi- ties mentioned in any sort of manner. ! here IS probably no section of the United States that eds government aud and wou'd yield such a large ard profitable return to toe country, there Tor. ss our own Terri ury. The matter ot storage water conli most successfully be developed m our mountains where annusl snows fall and from which great springs ot water gush p7rsnDially. With that stors ge would coToe the wealth of countless acres If now useless land be- cause now too remote rom rivers to be irrigated and the capacity Of the rivers not sufficient 10 cover the arabic lands under them, at any rate. Agai0, gov. ernment could spend me of its sur- plus funds to first class advantage in eI- ploring for Rrtesian WE CT, which would likewise he G7d send alike to our s;ockmen and rsnchmen. and would ex- tead the public domaIl in Arizona by millions of acres that now lie GU irely useless. While the result in our own Territory would be so 2 eat the same re- suit might be multiplied many times by adding tO the area of Southern Cali forDia, New Mexico, western Texas, Col orado, Nevada, etc. Why should the yuyergmeut not take this matter m hand: ? here are millions of nsele~@ money lying in her eff rs that she don't know how to use aud in no other way rnuid she so largely benefit tbe whole United States as by the enlargement ot her public domain by mak ng It syaila- bls for the homes of b.r p'olls.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25

OSr of the worst evils mining coun- trv nan be care | with is the irresponsl- ble and interruptions speculator who snjeavors to palm off gildcat properties onnu credulous investors by misrepreseD tst,ou and fraud. "5alted" mlnes have ..metImes been sold for large sums of money. but they have been the ruinaiion n, the whole region in which inc fraud was perpetrated. In the present revivS' ,. mining interests such base schemes y;II rarely culminate n success, Tor in- -.stors bays been taughs tO move w:th ,,,,,on an I de'iteratioD where the risk ;s so pateut, sud DO one but clum-y ,.scaI wouIi attempt to perpe:rate such 4 fraud when properties o' merit can be fonnd in abundance Bat very few .,rilacats" have been sold Tn Pima coun- -v for several years. and no sale of greHt msynitude hss been made Tor long ,;,ne nnless the merits ot the property were beyond dispute. l. does not pay ,o s.inale in su~h a grois manner, and neither tue individual DO prohts t m ,orsri'y, nor the country ID when the aIlecei property iS heated VIII de'lvs .py l.siiog aenefi. from such sale On the contrary the land l. cursed Tor its wortbl l.sspe,s s and it's pc 'pls are stigma ,ized as unaorthy of COT hience or be i.lief
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
,, anJ women in Lifc's Prime

Who rss unrelreshed, feel lsnguid through the day, have httle aPPeti's' snd whose faces exhibit salloW II"'' o, the short route to the grave. On- i'ss tbay can effect Iadical change ,u tbeir coudi,inn they will not reacn olg p', sce Iuvigoration Is tbe only means o' t''s;r pbysical salvation. Upon II 'r- ,s,,er's S.om4ch BIiters they can fe.s ,o furnish th, m with the stamina' "nlOn ;s n nrsr, qui-Iie of health. snd to r, ve that priue cause ot contionei oe h.,,.v. m ilcest,on and non-ass'mi'ati''n o,,Le food. We clS-s sheee causes a ''as since they se ] int Tan t'oIs q. o.s organ, the stomsch, chiety' b'l s,d rehabiliiatsd with 'his supSt9 ,ns,orative of vigor, the system hay o,' Sefi ,rce to malaria, rheumsii' T' au S'Tand kiiney disea-es, anu I'nt . u.i i;ss prone to sttack the @nteehieu; T,e T h;tters not only affords ssfesuAIu d,.s,rst disease of virulent Epe' hHt effects 8 prompt reform ID ne ,;,n, ern, s;,;on & of a drowsy or disordsrsa H'si and irreg gular bowels.