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Free Trade.

The reduction of internal revenue and the taking off of revenue stamps from Proprietary Medicines, no doubt has largely benefited the consumers, as well as relieving the burden of home manufacturers. Especially is the case with Greens August Flower and Boschee's German Syrup, as the reduc ion of thirty->ix cents per dog en, has been added 10 increase the size of the bottles, containing these remedies. thereby giving one-fifth more medicine in the 75-cent size. The August Flower for Dyspepsia and Liver complaint, and the German Sy- rup for Cough and Lung trouhles, have, perhaps, the largest sale of any medicines in the world. The advan- tage of increased size of the bottles will be greatly appreciated by the sick and afflicted, in every town and village in civilized countries. Sample bottles for ten cents remain the same sig. novS-1y
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An item was published in the coas [ notes recently concerning the amount of lumber in a stick Sx8 at one end, 9 feet long, and tauering to 4x4 at the opposite extremity. A cores pundcnt writes that mistake was made in the calculation, and that the correct solution of the problem is 17 7-9 feet. The gule is given as fol- lows: Any piece of llmbe" measur ing twice the amount 0: inches at one end than at the other-r,o differ ence how long it may be-will con- tim seven pyramids, of which the base will have the amount of inches contained at the smaller end. The rule to hnd the amount contained in a pyramii l is to multiply the base by one third of its length and divide by F. By Carrying out this rule the formula will be: ' by 1 by 4 by S4. divided ny 12, which equals 77 '. g. Chronicle.
 An American man and wife to take charge oi a ranch in the Huachucas. Apply ts Judge Alvord at his office on Fourth street. II
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The Cottage Lodging House situa- ted on Fifth street between Fremont and Stafford, next door to Joseph Hoeff1eIs, conducted by Mrs. Mary DeHaan, has just been thorough ly cleaned and elegantly return ished, in every room. Htt and cold baths connected with the house. Rooms en suite or single. Commer- cial travellers would !o well to stop q; this house. MRs. MARY DEHAAN.
 1Q|l3-3n. Pruprletress.
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Notice of Snle.

The undersigned desires to state that he has sol! the Pacific Chop House to MT. William A. Anderson who will cundLct the same in the fn- ture in the same manner as I have conducte l it m the past, and desire All parties knowing themselves in- debted t0 me to pay the same to h;n. at their earliest convenience.
 W. D. COLEMAN.
 Tombstone, Oct. 30. 1w
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noYS-1y

All my goods are paid for and as want money and want it bad I vii, make $50 suits for $35. Harris the tailor. 8.l3tf.
 Coats white spool cotton, all sizes just received by express at Bags. |
 S. c. Bagg, having secured the services of Butcher Gres. formerly connected with the house of Schoen- field < Hcyman as Il Jh"lsterer, is pre- pared to do all kinds of work in that ne tt reasolIola iigares. 13-tf
 If you want the finest kind of cor dials, syIups, mhiskies, cbampasnes, etc, 50 to L. $. Van Burt'S, 505 Allen street. The trade sup piled.
 FOR SALE-The fixtures ard trade O! Ihe Eclipse Bakery; also the Bakery 10 let. Apply to J. NJ. Nash, on the premises. If
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kscHIOVa'.

The Willows Saloon, Harry Steven son proprietor, has removed to the u'i,Iing formerly occupied by Ash mum < Walker, on Allen street, next door to the Can Can, where the beat uf Wines, Liquors and Cigars can al- ways be had. tctc0i
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Revenue Collector, W, II. Bristol, has had an apparatus constructed with which to tes: the quality Uf but ter offered for sale, to distinguish and detect deliberations which come un- der the oleomargarine tax law. It is an ingenius arrangement, and works so charmingly that so far he has been unable to find q single ounce of "bull butter" in the city. Some butter vendors show their customers a pho tograph of the COW that lays the butter and exhibit her affidavit that it is pune and not adulterated with any thing worse than q few flaments of the milkmaids hair.-Citizen.
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To Youag 10 Understand.

"S,y, ma" whisperet a li!Ile girl in d railway train, "lock at those tive deaf mutes over there," and she pointed to Il Lady and gentleman in the next seat who had not exchanged d word fir over an hour.
 "Hush, my dear" counseled her mother; "they are not deaf and dumb people-.hey are husband and wife
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Dissolution ots Partnership.

The business heretofore carried oH in this city under the firm name and s,yle of Costerhouse & G., has been this day dissolved by mutual conse nt.. Mir. Costerhouse retiring, and MT. John Aardini remaining as sole pro- proprietor, to whom all bills owing the firm must be paid, and by whom ali bills owed by the firm will be paid,
 AUGUST CosTERHoUSE.
 JOHN NARDINI.
 Tombstone, November 6, 1886,
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CUCNEY RECORDS.

The following instruments were filed in the office Of the County Re- corder to-day:
 DEeDS REAL ESTATE. Henry Bruins to A. HitIinger, lot p in block Is, Benson; $l0.
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Th4 funeral of the young daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Holland took place this afternoon and was quite largely attended.
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E1Osf.

A Knights of Pythias seal with Charlie Triholet'S name engraved up on it. Fiuder will receive T suitable reward by leaving the same at the Occidental hotel.
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still seriously i'll from malarial fever
 Ike police court was < minus qusn tlty this morning.
 Where, oh, where is the base b5ll club and the dramatic society.
 Capt Jim Pureley, of Wilcox, is registered at the Occidental.
 Jimmy Hennessey has returned from his country trip.
 Judge Monk; that is to be; still lin gers in camp.
 Work on the Ground Hog mine is still progressing with favorable indi- cations,
 Jack Duling has in contemplation a series of races at his track on Thanksgiving day.
 Important developments in min ing circles may be expected in d few days.
 What in sh9el hts become of the Phenix Gazette. THE TOMBSTONE has not seensa copy of It for days.
 The last meeting of the present city council will take place to-nor- row at ? o'clock D. m.
 Messrs. Kirkland and Cooper, two of Wilcox most prominent citizens, are doing the camp.
 The camp is fnll of visitors, mostly from Wilcox and B.sbee, drIwn here as jurors and witnesses.
 The justices courts like Dead Sea apples, produce no frulg for the re- potter.
 Prospect owners are doing their as- sessment work, aud the sound of the pick and drill makes music in the ai
 Nr. T. K. Anderson, Il prominent stockman of the Sulpher spring val ley is in this city iu a:teniWncc upon the county court as a juror.
 Jack Cluuen, "Toushnut Jack 5" Is reported in " shington Territory, where he has secured come good gold prop;ics.
 Col lIaf:ord, "Oli Time Rox," is Slll dispensing the tine.t bran Is of liquor, and cigars at his wet grocery Un Allsn street.
 Vic Davis t.uk his departure fpr Pnenix this morning ih resnunse to il telegram from Charlie Bal twin, ask k : him 10 come up and pilot his rI nj E il rse to victory.
 The Oriental saloon, unJer the .l4nI ement Uf Burns, is last com ing 10 the front as fAyoIi.o wet gro- ny.
 ", g D2vis lhe genial proprietor Of the Eurek.. Ho;el at Wilcox, was one of the arrivals by last nish.'s coach He is over here as trial jur or before the County Court
 Gen. Miles was rendered a reccl- t'on at Fort Lowell. on Tuesday cve- ming last, and from party who was present, We learn that it wls very grand affair.
 Sine Gtllrn, who for the past few weeks has heen engaged wiGh Jock Morrison ill arasting rock from tn. latter's gold property in the goll camp. reports favorable returns.
 County Treasurer, and cx-ol1icio Tax Collector, A. J. Ritter informed reporter of THE TOMBSTONE this al- ternOon, that taxes are coming in very fast, no less than fifteen persons hay ing paid their taxes teddy.
 Bob Holmes, who has been on the Tombstone police force for the past five years, will take lis departure in few days for fresh fields and pastures new. Bob has been faithful and sf- ticent officer, and THE TOMBSTONE trusts that the smil-s of Dame or tune may follow him wherever his footsteps may wander.
 The attention of the County court to day Was principally directed 10 the securing of jury in the Case 0f Bar ney Riggs, indicted for the killing of Hudson. Up to the hour of going to press the jury had not been Sc cured. Tine wife and little ones of the accused were in court and creat- ed a good deal of sympathy for the husband and father.
 CUCNTY RECORDS.
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,TELEG PHO
SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
Fourteen Thousand s1en Out.

l lopcclal to Inc Daliy IOTHDStonc.
 CHICAGO, Nov. l1.-At the stock yards, the engineers snd Bremen en- pIoyei by Swift stopped work this morning refusing to work for the non- union men. Armour has about 300 men at work in his beef houses, and is engaging ne" men. The deputy sher- riff, 10 the number of 200, con inue on duty anl there h been ID distur- banc e. Thomas Barry of the gencr- al Exc, utive Board Knights of Labor who wat seat here during the last strike, visited the yar's to-dly. He was accompanied by another repre- sentative of the Knights.
 Armour & Co. co rmenceI killing beef at .hcir oll house this afterno ,n. The Ii m declared that many of their men had again returned to go to work.
 In hog killers employed at the In terratio al Packing Company's house went on str ke At o'clock this af- tern0, Il.
 The strike became general shortly after 3 o'clock. All the men in the great houses of Fowler Bros, John Gu !ahy and rear'y all of Amour's men l it thelr W; TX by order of the Exc utive Bo ,rd ab ut o'clock this afternoon. There were very few men left in the yards. One prominent packer said:
 II am ready 10 shut down for six ty days if all the other packers vii do the same. Tha strik :hen Le said "~ ould rave good oppor ity 10 rest all they want to-"
 IL is not exa ly known what policy he packe.s viii now pursue, but it la understood tha; they will at once ad- ver;i>e fir men to take places of the strikes. The demand made on the behalf of the me , it is derstood was ,fat eight hours sl ould cons itute a days work, the men aggreeing to ac- cep l0per c~nt reduction in their pTes tnt wages. F. urte thousand men stopped work in respo' ce to the crder. It is estimated that the order indirectly affects 6,Q00 10 5000 more.
 There seem to be indications that the strikers of P. c'sing on are week n ing. A careful review of the situation tonight reveals the fact that the con- tract referred to in thesa di.patch's between Nelson Morris and the Exc cu'ive board of the Cattle Bu'chers' A,socia iou though not signei by the parties f the second part, WIS tacitly sccep' ed by tn m and went i"to ef- fe>t on Monday morning. This is ad- mi,ted by two members of that board while mother tonight denied any knowledge Of the contract, said no o.'der to strike lad been issued by the General Exe,uti' e Board, and claimed that not more than 8 thousand men " re out It is learned firm tn. Chi cago Times that fully 10000 men are out among them being employees of every packing house at the yards. We Amour men are our however the strikers being mostly en- piOyes of Fowler Bros. Silyertorp and
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Silver SsuoIufiOas.

The County Jail contains sever prisoners.
 U. S. Marshal, W. k. Meade, came up from Tucson last night.
 The \. o. U. W. will meet this eve ming.
 Fine spring chickens and fresh ranch butter for sale at the Fulton Market. u.
 The arrival of 50 many trial jurors last evening, causes our city to pre- sent quite lively appearance today.
 WANrED.-From 40 to 60 head of milch COWS for hire. Enquire at this office. Ii.
 w. H. Ramtcy is in this city from Bisbee, .s juror in the county court.
 Johnny MeAgher is running sa- loon in Silver City N,,w Mexico, and doing we'll
 Capt F. W. H.yns, member of the assembly tlect, will arrive in this city from Bisber on to-nl ;ht's stage.
 AIr. II. Gsrwein, one "f the leading business man of B;nson, is in the city as a trial juror.
 M. Rosenberg, the we'll known dealer in hilcs aal pclts. at Benson. is in th, city as l trial juror. Dapu:y Sheriff ,hn F. Crowley, of Wlilcox, clm. over last evening as w.,n=ss bfore the Coua;y c 'urt.
 Henry Dial is again in the city, As witness in the Case of the Territory VI. Rsg.
 Jul5c Street presi1.s over the Couaty Court with the dignity and courie.y sa characteristic of him.
 Snn.-:h:ag recent - orcss-goods bargain cO.n,cr. Palace" Z7d
 Frel T' lIryne, Jr., of Bisbee is visitor 10 this c.anp, having been sua, n)tci i,i,!,tr IS s nlcniber of the trial jury.
 F,,r the "h ,i;est of cAa1.i smls etc. 5.' lp !; -1sts, tt D.A C,-er, Q rc Of ;l." pioneer resi- dcn.s cf D s C~bvza and t genial anI wh .l+,uaJ:l se4:.ls.nan, is visit io-. 'his ,:'y.
 II Gay, ole vf Btnson'F most popular <atnvn men, is vieill'g thi city, having b:-- su:amoned as ! tril 'or,
 Thr spuAi oi t..e pick and driii is making music over tiia a.tjAcent hills as ,l.inl owners arc bu>iIy engaged in doing assessment work.
 Billy Cole, wilu had the misfortune to find a broken leg in a friendly sculH .. i> again on the streets after forced retirement ol some weeks.
 dessrs G. W. Parsous anI F. ". B.au de Z.rt took their departure this morning an respecting expc- ditiou in Sonora.
 James Le tson, one of our old time Bisbee friends made us very pleas ant cal this afternoon. He is over as trial juror.
 The choicest groceries in the city can be procured at F. V. Wallcott's. tf The Supervisors met again this morning and adjourned until to-mor- TOW to await the return of Supervi- sor NcAIlister, who is expected to arrive home this evening.
 To LEr-Hoase of three rooms, wi;h line garden fruit trees and grape vines bearing, will be let reasonable to d permanent tenant. Address N E., this office. tf
 We received very pleasant cal this afternoon from Hon. J. M Brace well, editor of the Wilcox StockmAN.  MT. Braceweil is here in attendance upon the County Court as Il trial jur- or, aud is as willing 10 serve his county in this manner, as he is to serve it in the halls of the legislature Suits well and thoroughly cleaned for Tl.1O by Harris the tailor, ,Buthin's block l2tf.
 An attempt was made on Tuesday night list to burglarize the dwelling house uf MT. Weiser. The robber or robbers cut hole in one of panes Of ulnss m q, windDty and triad tO Uuif,
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CURES ALL HUMORS,

from a common B!otch, or EruPtionS stFever<s0Fes,'' Scasy or R ROUah SkInS in short, all diseases causcd by bad blood ara conquered by this powerful, purifying. nn& iuYigCrating medicine. Great Eating Cl. cers rapidly heal under it's benign influence. Especially has it manifested it's potency in curing RsGtcr, 6S csc Rash, EOils, Car baRcIcS, Sorc Eyes, ScrofUiOus Sores and SIyesRislES, Ea3Ps5 0int Diseases White SEFelliEEGS, Ccttre, or Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents in siarrps for large treatise, with col ored plates, on Skin Diseases, or the samo amount for c treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
 ss,TE1E BLOOD ES FIFE LIFE.'> Thoroughly cleanse it by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical BiscOycry, and good digestion, q fair sLsasis bu0yon Sptre Its. vital stre0EtEl9 and soEndness OK constitution, will be established
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G0HsgEEsEYTE0m.

which is ScroGuIous Disease of the Lungs, Is promptly and certainly arrested and cured by this God-eiTcn remedy, if taken From it's wonderful power over this terribly fatal disease, when first offering this now eel c5ratcd remedy to thc public, Dr. PIERCE sumption Cure, ,s9 but abandoned that name as too limited for a medicine which, from it's wonderful combination of tonic, or strengthen ing, alternative, CT blood-cleansinG, bilious pector;,l, and nutritivc properties, is unequaled not only Cs a remedy for consumption of the lungs, but for al
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Where Genius is Admired.

A stranger who had just arrived at country hotel in ArkansaS became involved in discussion with the clerk. Finally the stranger, striking the rough pine counter with his fist, exclaimed % You are the biggest liar in Aikansaww The clerk, in $ cad of becoming offended, said :: Let me see you a minute, llease" 7" He drew tine stranger aside and re- marked: "Who told youp "Who luli me what?" "That I am the big gest liar in the Atdte?" "Nu one. 7, "rhen how did you find it out" "l knew it at glance" My friend" sail the clerk, affectionatcly placing one hand on 'he strangers shoulder, "you are the sharpest man ever saw; 1t took me some time to find it out, but am the biggest liar iu the state; if you were as good a judge of hosS as you are of ! man you couli soop get rich in this country; St V at our house as long as y1u please, and your boird shall mot cost you cent; i; you will not find a place in this conn- try where genius is admired 50 much as it is ia this hotel "-Arkanaaw Travel;
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COUNTY CoUgT.


 HoN. WEBSTER STREHr... County Judge 4. o. WALLACR......... Clerk
 The County Court was opened this morning at g o'clock, Hon. Webster Street presiding. The minutes oflas: meeting were read and approved. The following business was then tran sacted:
 John Jackson was arraigned on charge of horse stealing and plead not guilty.
 The Sheriff returned the names of the following persons whom he had summoned as trial jurors:
 A. Bingham, E. Clifford, A. D. Whaley, Jas. Alsop, J. F. Duncan, J. F. Dillon, H. Lnwrey, F. NJ. Green, w. NJ. Hughes, Thos. Wilson. NJ Shay T. J. Harrison, 5. w. Starrh, P Moore E. Froliger, B. J. McGrew, F. M. Me Kay, A. B. Wild, Ed Helms, N. P. P. Beebe, T. R. Sorin, D. Healey, F. W. Heyne, Jr., R. E. Claek, ". K. Ramsey, Jas. Letson, William Thomp son, Jas Bowyer, P. J. Delehanty, NJ. Rosenberg, Henry Kemp, A. N. Gray, J. M. Bracewell, S. NJ. Clark, G. A Kirtley, F. T. Macy, c. G. Green, P. Bloto, T. K. Anderson, Jos Webber, and NJ. E. Cooper.
 As we go to press the case of the Territory vs Riggs is or trial, and the Court is examining the jurors as to their qualifications to try the case.
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The County Jail contains seven prisoners.
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6. s.. Muuer.

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BUR Nptis fir @eriiderfe.

Som l. Nppember 1886 on perben
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gegeniiber miro &uBlano tpeiter Ni9ts
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herborautreten.
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Nhpfpdranhiert.

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4iFe Der Ertt'e:

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