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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
Probate Court Notice.

O-aa- spuoiutine time and place for hearIr : Application Co sell Personal Property and d. recting Notices Co De given
 IN THE PROBATE COURT. COUNTY OF | Pima, A. T. n the natter of tne estate O. Robert A. Lloyd. deceased-
 On realiirc and flin, the petition of F. L. Wetrlore, Pubhc AdmInisrrat0r, and admlris- trAtor of the estate of Robert A lloJt. leceSs- ed. p-ayir z for an order to sell tt whole or co much Of the personal property oclpugiug co the said estate a- shall be necessity for the pay nent of certain claims against sS-t e-iate, the e1peuses of administration, etc.
 ltis ordered that al psr-on- lntereetei ID sac estate appear befcre tte Probate Court, Of the County of Pima, Territory oi Ar-koua, st ths court room of -sid court at the COuDiy court house in the city of Iuc-or. on the @l-t day ot Aurt.-- A D. ls-6 at il o'clock a. ul.. then and there Co show csuse Nhy such Or1tF should moi De made . AndItis further ordered, that @ copy of nj order be published m the Arizona Daily III zEN. a newspaper printed a-d Iu n- shed. .u salc cIty of Tlc-on and County Ct Plms. at lea-t i've days previous to tne sGid -l-t oay o- -snst, b I-.5 J. S. WouD.
 Probate JCdgs Dated August llth, Is,5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
New Law Firm.

HE CITIZEN calls attention to the advertisement of Messrs. Adam < Fer euson who have joined forces in the lsE practice in this city. These gentlemen will make & strong team. Judge Fer suson IS well known in this community as q prompt. careful, shrewd manager of the affairs of men-s sound lawyer, whose integrity would sooner bring thrift and profit by compromise Go hls client, than to win distinction in a court room by long and triumphant litigation which always brings loss and sometimes disaster to the victor.
 While Judge Adam brings with hlm the reputation of being one of the best lawyers ID the state Of Mississippi from which state on appeal the records of the Supreme Court of the United States show for hIm an unerriDg Iudg- ment, clear perception of the great legal principles involved, and what IS also important, success m hIs cases.
 Judge Adsm IS not unknown to the court here, having on several occasions made argument in cases in which he was employed by our neighbors of Tomb stone and Cochise where he was for time eogsged ID practice.
 The CITIZEN Is free to say that with two such men joined in harmonious legal concord and unity 1t has no hesi- taucy in recommending the business community to secure the services Ot this firm ID any matters of grave concern Tor settlement or litigation.
 IL sees but one possible drawback 10 success. One being distinguished democrat, the other 8 noted republican, it Is barely possible that such difference might arise in regard to the success of their political friends, that these gen tlemsD might have to cross the Border Line of the two Republics" 10 settle the same la mode de Frspzs-or after the manner of-
 Way GoEn on the Sssusy River In de place where de ole folks stay
 Barring this latter, all look for, and wish them, all success.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28

Le Richau's Golden Balsa m No I Cures Chlncrcs. trs. aad s.cOlI s-l-ls. Sores on the LsCs and Body; sore E-r,. Eyes, Nose. etc. Copper-colorei B.Otches. Syphiatlc Cat1rrh, diseased S-1lp, anl 2'i primary forms Cf the di-else known as syphilis Price, e5 co Der Bottle. Ls Richau's Golden Baisam No. Curls-Tcrciary. NerlIrial Sy phii-c Rhe-- mat srn Pains in the E0us<, Pains iu tha Head. tlck cs the Neck. Ulcera-ci Sssa Throat, >tphi8;sc Rash, Luup- all r1l- trac-.i Corls stiffness of the Limbs, aal er1E.cAtcs al t-e1-e from thJ system, whether c1,--,f. t- lri.-crC-l1l CT abuse If Mercury. l.-r- es rhe bi10d pure a-I fszI.hv. Price s5 % per Bottle. Le RiChnu'- Golden spanish Anti dotc for the cure e Gonorrhra. Gl-et. Irritation Gravel and a,l Ur.ra-y or G-ri- tli arrangements. Price ss 50 per Bottle.
 Ie Richau's Golden spanish In- lection. for s-vCTe =lse- e O11C-rhE-. tr5Lrulac1ry G,ce-. S-ric.urls...c. Price sI 30 per Bottle.
 Le Richau's Golden Ointment for tle tf ac-I.C 1Cz r- rf SvI1. .ll-ic Srrcs, aa1 er,sv-io-s. Price ST % per Box Le RIchau's Golden Pii's-Nerye -1i Bran t-e1tUt--. loss 1f q. rsl-1l F1v- co. tV.r~s e cte--Er -6. Ir-sl....cn, t-l- Price s3 % per Box.
 Tonic and Nervine.
 Se-: ever1s lc-l. C. o. D-, sc-lr-'. p1cked qtF FeNn7SS k
 (. r. RICHARDS & co. Agents s- e s49 >ls-1rac s-ryet. Corner C5y,
 SaH Frz,ci~oo. Cal.
 CIRCULAR MAILED FEEE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
English Admiration of MT. Beeeher.

NIT. Beecher's trip Co Europe puts The Brooklyn | UniOn in mind Of that noted pull pit orators tour in l>t3. The Union. telling of an address made by MT. Beecher Of an English town, adds. \ big, burly English man desired Co shake hands with MT. Beecher, but the latter could not reach him. and the EnEGshman cried. Shake my umbrella, at the same time pushing it up toward him. Nir. Beecher compiled with the request, and, as he did so, the en- thusiastic Eag.i>hman erred. By Jock! nobody shall touch that umbrella asain!7 l,Etra-r-- lime.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
Inc Eneet of Het Drink.

By direct experiment on human sub iec;s, and the use of tube for examining the contents 0f the stomach. at intervals. Dr. Y. r. NyesLel, Of SL Petersburg. has ascertainel that a healthy person may drink three tumb.erfuls of hot tea after a meal without percepJ5ly affecting diges- ton, but that greater quantity of hot drink retards the digestive process. No difference could be detected between the rate Of digestion of hot and cold food ArkAusaw Traveller.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
mn. and yallev. ofthe ocean

A French geolOEist, NJ de Lapparent, lately called the attention Of the Paris geological society Co the effect grayitatlOn has in heaping up sea-waters upon the land. The continents are thus all situated at the tops of hills ot water. and in cross ing the Atlantic the ship has first tO 90 down hill. then tO cross a valley, and finally tO climb another hIIl. The calcula- ton has been made that in mid-Ocean the surface may be more than half d mile l.OOO metTesI below the level it would have # the continents eXerted no attrac- tion--Frank Leslie's.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28

A supper vss given b. Colonel Her ring at the Msison Doree, last night, in honor of General Gordon Adam who leaves this morning for Tucson. Mar shsl Meade snd several members of the Tucson bar were present snd enjoyed & good time. General Adam has formed lsv partnership with Judge Ferguson ai Tucson.-Epitsph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
Legal Blanks l! For Sale at the CITIZEN Office.
DISTRICT COUNT BLANKs:

A.asvit for Attachment Undertaking on Attachment. sIerias Certificates of Sale of BsAl Estate Ol
 Execution.
 PROBATE COURT BLANKS: Order directing Notices Co be given to creditors. Notice of time appointed for proving Will. Certificate Of Wal and facts found. Order directing posting Notices of Application
 Tor Letters of OfAdmInist-AtIon. Citations. Creditors Clam. Order sppoInslns Administrator. BOncs of Admin t.trator and kXecutor. Order Aqpolnt'ng Aslralse-s,
 directing .uhlIcE-'un Of NOuce q; same Order appointing Uu-e and place tof heAlng
 Application to cell Personal rupe-ty and
 directing SotIce Co oe gIyrr- Order Co show cause Why o7,ie- ut sale of hes
 Estate should not 0e u sds. Order appointing -sIe of Personal Property, Order of Sale o; Per-o-sl Property, Urie- aVpo-ltiu- day for settensn; of Sceoan
 and dIrectiua Notlce Ca be glvel. Notice of tIrus set for Settlement of Acenunt- BLANKS USED N OBTAINING |. :. FAT
 EMS IO MINING CLAIMS: Asidsvtt Of CItIIership. Affidavit os nve hundred dollErs Improvements Agreement with Pr5ltshers, NOtIce pt application Ior q. S- Pstert CIVIL PROCEEDING IS JUSTICE CoUBI ConTla.zt .a claim and delivery of Personal
 Hrup=-fy. Under asiss Oa clam snd ds.irsrg O: Per.onA Asidayit oa c.slm and dshvsry Of PsrsorL
 frUp-rty. AfillAvi; .of a.:achreut against Rseidsnt. UrtertlSIns on Attschtaeut, Wrlt Of Al,achuelt. E1eCutlon. Notice J: Appeal.
 MISCELLANEOUS BLASKs Location Notices, Mining u-esis, Real Estatc Deeds Real Esra-e Nu-tcEges. Power oi Attorney. Le6se=. Bond for Deed to MIai-s Props-ty. AcknOwi ieda,ruents Ackao~ledsment- for Mar And Wife AZ iayIts uf Puhiicaf-ou Notice of Mining Claim. Road Station Eeceip-s.
 Er-All of these blanks s-s prlntei h con inning la~s Of ;he Uults-i Sst--. Orders -eut out of The ctr C. O. D.
 29O Justice Blanks for a co. A package cortairtnE th~ tolioN1ni rsrlec blanks for JustIc@-' l0lrts. Sl.l he cent Co AzJ sGdness. rO-tsaSe pNid- for Sa.A-
 20CfiuIual Couu-airts-
 2U Warrants of Arrest.
 1l SCbslElE-. 2l tomu.lt-eats-
 9CSaP.aia;s ca CT. a Di, O. Psr. ProP
 3 hfiavI-s Tor Attschue-t. 5I Undertakings on Artschueut ZC W-l;s ot Attsl l1lsut l- krrcutlUus. 5I AckuoSleigr grue1ts isi lel. % Acknowledgements la1sr sui vifel a EsIl Bouds-
 Sr-vu .a-lo-s on AVresl
 Ss Nlli-g Lacatiuls. Address all Letters or Orders Citizen Printing&Pub, Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28

The fortune teller makes some very astonishing and correct disclosures and predictions. He told a local banker the names of his depositors yesterday and the total sum of their deposits; also the cash balance on hand. He rakes in the coin with equal facility.
 Gray, the sged Boston deisulter, could not survive the disgrace of his evil doings when their exposure WAS made pubic, snd he took Lis own life. He knew be was not St to live. and the people said amen.
 Ex-Sheriff R H. Paul will reach home by the delayed train from California announced Co arrive here shortly after four o'clock this afternoon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
hotlce for Publication.
Premp,ior No. I-s
LANn OFFIcr Ar TrcslN. An1EuNA.

LAN. VFfLCE NL LIININ, ' EIIINA-
 Il.. co. i>-r. No-ce is hereby glveu Lat tt. fs..rNi--- nAue,i se'tler has ele,i notice Of his t-rsr-lrr Co uASc cral proof in suppo-; cf his clam. and that ss.It proof VI be -lals before -ae k@. stsr and Receiver Et Tuc-or. Arirorz. on Ar-lzf =. is-i. VT. Jose M- Orosco. of rNItsro. Pms counry. Ariruua- for tte SEl. ut GA. NV "A 1f Sec s. Tp. I6 S. k. I> r..
 He usrcs the fo-losirs witnesses -a prove his continuous residence Upur. and cgltisa-ion ot sad land. vlEs
 W. McC-eary J. Marshall Mix-eI Torrr- cad L. Wsksns.i. all of Pa-taro. AriEras
 B. M. THOMAS. Kegists-. Firs. publication July l9. lsst
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
SUMMONS,

IN TIE COUNTY COURT OF THE COCN- l Q cf Pl-s. Territory of'Arizons-
 CecllR Barney. plaintiff. RcRlrst James M- Barney. defe-dGCt-suuEocs-
 Acton orouEst n The County CUlft l- S-c to- tt e CoGnty of Pms. ID ths Territory ot An ro-af
 JA-.es VI. Baruvy.
 Ion are hereby su--c-si snd relssr,-l to Sgr paa- .a sE acton h-u--lt ssA,r.- YC1 Cy tae AtI.s cs.1--i llaLu-lt-, 70 -Le tnul-y tc-.r-. l- a-i .U- -se Coulty of Pima l1 tLe 4erTl-s-y cf Ar.-- -s sI- answer tl- cC-1 I.alrt fled N.th the Cla-s 1s tlIs tulrt. SC Ircsc1- ga sad coGucy .s -uTg ut Stlr1 comp -s4-t Gc,c-.T.s-lss t1-s s---1.a-s vlt-l1 t~e1y csgs teyc4Esise ot ta day Ct se-vlce1 Atcs- tAe so-- wee -pOn yOu of this sl--uu-s sf serve. 70 thls county, tEr st ssrvad o-. ofrr. -rI-ry and VIlal- tfgs s s--sct. Ger vs-tIl thirty cAys. ln aL o-avr csses fcriy dsgs
 AT yCu are hereby uoticsi thSf Y yoa sAll ;a avp-.- s-d zlsNer the Com flA4-. A- Scove re rr-. rs-t The plNlnti1 MI app y to tee tourr f,r n r- --t t-us-dai iu be- comp ant. srl cs,s-s s- a sc-r- s-ltC-= II ttl- behalf tX. s-Gfs..
 i4.1 - under my ts1C and taa seq. of tee sad Jcsr-y Co rt, st IGcso-. ttls f.a Cay cf May A. p. ls>e.
 LSE,-f W. B EoEr1S. Cork. ii-l1- hy FaANs h. HF.rFcED Deputy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
Official Records.
LOCATIONS.

Poor Luck mine. Pstagonis mtus., August l7th, T. D. Dsvis, W, Gittips, NJ. T. Davis.
 Highland mine. Arivscs district; July 10th. Chss. S. Dsves, George Dsves.
 Lovlsnd mIne, same district, date and parties.
 kittie Lode, same district sni part ies: located August lst.
 BertIe Lode same district, date and parties.
 Buckeye Lode, same district snd parties; located August Is.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
Prarer-Book I.ed bY scotIand,. nn..n

The little prayer which Mary of Scot land used on the scaff1ld was sold at auc- ton in London the other day. The prayers are the handiw0rk Of some rare fifteenth century scribe, and are written in Latin on nvellum-ChieasoI Iournal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28

A considerable business, as is well known. Is carried on in Portland, Me. in canning small herring or menhaden and putting them on the American market as genuine sardines Of the Mediterranean Philadelphia Record
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28

,,orina tas s.5.ctst 70 EE2L4a ..--.e MSS
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 Price Of either Ia-iEersfar. -s .... nx bottles. Sll. 7e-- .. s. 4.-.. scu1 ely from Onsa-ya..
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
Tb- Tat. t.ofvirrInI,.. pn,,,,.

Virginia for time taxed sales of Lquor al 2 cents a drink, and required barkeep- CTS to oe provided with beL-punches for registry. The state bought the iatru- ments at S5 each and sold them to the rumsellers at BIO They were afterward taken back upon the repeal of the law, and the stale has now sold them at auc- ton for cents e4ch-CEicago Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
NEWSPAPER. ADVERTISING.

mates of the cu-t ofadvertl--r
 who z.rt- Co -pect one dul4a-. r--- forul-.uu le rt Gu-re-. N-l.- ru- inv -t one hundred ttC ssa-1 a...- -l=Irs. a scheme Is ill1clr . ~ hi- ars-y raqllr..-r r-r. u- Ca-- -. by a few --IgL- cas-s-s -a--l. l---F |. -esuc-dauea. C-- klltr. editions have been ,-sust- -,- adire== for U ceLt- Ap .. Q. .-. ELL E CO. Ne~s1aus Atss. -lz-.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28

In France Saturday is pay day, Sunday is drinking day, Monday repenting day. and Tuesday is suicide day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28

When we do no; understand other peo pie IL seems to be seeond-nature to ridi- cule them
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
poyeottIng Among LIttIs school GI

Doycotting Among Little school Girls
 In large cities, Of late years, parents have been greatly annoyed by boycOttins among little girls Any number Ot seri- Ous nei-hboEhOOd quarrels have grown out O. this practice. A little girl !s sud denly boycOttei by order Of a leading mind in the circle. and henceforth for months, sometimes for years, no other little girl will play with the victim Is the new generation of women Co be so cruel as this al the way through Lfes
 It Is difficult for parents Co take c0Sni- zance Of matters seemingly so small, yet the family Of the wee victim Of one ot these bOycotts can not but feel a strong desire tO champion the cause Of the little one. S0 fur the only known remedy has been tO move away from the locality. We suggest Co parents that they take pains to stop this practice. l. reduces the value of homestead. The bOfcOtted child has no hope of reinstatement. l. Is almost in- credible that brats Of 6 Co 9 years should wage a remOrseless exclusion against an utterly unoffending playmate, but there are thousands of instances Of the thing !n every city.-The Current
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
ASafequard.

The fatal rapidity with which slight Colds and Coughs frequently develop into the grayeSt maladle> or lhe throat and luns>. is a consideration which should impcl every prudent person to Aeep .. hand. as household remedy, a bottle ot AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
 Nothiu. else gives such imme .liaie reiiet and works so sure 8 cure m ai ahectiohs of rhi- class. That eminent phy,iclan; Prof. r. Sweetzer. of the Maine Ae'Uc@I School. Brunswick, Me. say> ;--
 asfcl--al science has produced m oitcr ano- dyu. r1pecto-snt 90 good a- ATEE.S tHAEi.f PECroEsL. lt is invaluable for ciseases oi '-e thr,a- and lungs"
 The same opinion iS expressed by inc well-hnown Dr. l.. J. Addison Oi Cclcaso' H.. who say :-
 ''I have never found, in thir;y-fve year- ot continuous study and practice of medicine, any preparation Of % grtat value as -ANEi.s HEI.l.f fECroEAL. for treatment uf diseases oi t-e thruat and lungs. It not only hr-ass uI, colds and cures severe coughs. but i- more er,ri-'r than anything ei-e in relieving even The mos. seri Jus bronchial and pulmonary aaee-i'-s-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
AYERS Cherry PectOral

l. not a new claimant for popular conil- dercc. but medicine whlrh i> today .ayiu.. the lives of the third generation who have come into being >lucr lt WLs 6rsr offered Co the public.
 TLerr i, not a household in which ihlS invaluable remedy ha, once been in- troiured where is Use ha, ever been abandoned. and there k not % person who has ever gwen it a proper trial for any throat or lui- di--a~- su>cep- tible of cure. who ha, not been made well by it. .....,.-.,,..,,
 AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL las, in nuuberless instances. curcd obstinate eases of chronic Bronchitis, Laryugitis, and even acute Pneumonia, and has saved many patients in the earlier stages of Pulmonary Consumption. II i> medicine that only reguirr~ to be taken m small doses. k pleasant Co the ta>ie- ana Is needed in every house where ihcre are children. a. there k nothing so Cood aS AYERS CHERRY YPECTORALfortr treat ment of Group and WhOoping Cough.
 These are all plain facts. which can be verified bv anvbOdv. aud should De re .--..r.,...f tr- s-t-ar-- itU1g-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
NcoamooEO BY suPERFLuous FAT.
The Causes of CorPulence-A Deficiency
 ofoxyEen-A Weak Heart.

The Causes of CorPulence-A Deficiency
 foGygen-A Weak Heart.
 The condition known as cOrpulence. or obesity. consists in q tendency tO the for nation and deposit Ot fat. A certain amount Of this deposit is normal It .s an element Of beauty, rounding out the forn. IL lesSens the effect Of sudden changes Of temperature IL is Q reserve Of nutFi- ment Co be drawn upon in emergencies, thus saving the muscles and other tissues. Some persons inherit tendency Co IL Some races ere more liable to It than others Women are more So than men Both sexes are more inclined tO it after the age of 4J. There are individual eases of extreme obesity. A boy at the age Oi weighed l24 pounds; a girl, lS2, at r. A woman who was thin and delicate at ls, died at q with some eight inches of tat around her body The famous Daniel Lambert's maximum weight was soJ pounds Much the largest part ot the body in these persons was pure fat.
 In all cases Of obesity there is de1c- iency of oxygen in the blood, either abso- lutely or relatively Co the amount Of food. Excess of food tends to produce t, and yet some are corpulent on a spare diet. Lack Of exercise fayOrs It, by lessenins the oxidation Of the tissues. It Is also produced by diseases which diminish the number Of red blood cOrpuscles. It IS the latter that absorb oxygen from the in- spired air and convey it to the tissues
 According tO Quain, very corpulent peO- pie have large hearts and small lungs. This may help to explain the deficiency ot oxygen It mas also quite recently been rroyei thlt women have fewer ly many millions, of red blood c0rpusCles than men This, too. may be one reason for their greater tendency Co corpulence.
 As the muscles become innltrated with fa;, they are weakened. Hence cOrpulent persons are apt Co be indispo>ed Co active exercise For the some reason the heart Is rendered feeble and Is easily disturbed. The deficiency of oxygen tends Co the for nation Of uric acid. and hence 10 the pro duction Of -Out. The very corpulent are specially liable Co various forms of con cestion, and acute diseases are apt tO have an unfavOrab!e course
 In treating the Clrpulent, regard must be had Co the fact that their heart Is weak. The main reliance for reducing the obesity is on diet and exercise. The latter iH- crgases the power Of The blood to take up oxygen The more oxygen one can receive the better. 4 kept well within the persons strength. and the capacity of a weakened | heart The diet should contain but little fatty or stArchy food, anI much animal foOd-lean meats. fish but not the richer kinds. also fresh fruits, vegetables and bread with only a moderate allowance ot butter. Alkaline water is believed tO be l heIpful--Nouths' Companion
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
Minti6.

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13

W. ]. Bland, the Superintendent Of the
Hospital Dr.. A. H. Kunst, the banker
and successful railroad man II State c.
lebrity. Hon. j. NJ Bennett is one of the
conspicuous men Of Lewis county. He
was bora in 1886. Read Law with Judge
Camden-"old Tiger-tsiP'-snd was in
partnership with him from lS43 70 1852,
when Camden was elected Judge Mr..
Bennett was chosen prosecuting attorney
Of Gilmore county in 1915, was member
of the General Assembly from 1852 to
1853. President of the Exchange Bank
from 1852 to 1887, when he resigned to be-
come Auditor Of the State of Virginia,
which Office he held uAtil 1866. From 1872
to 1875, was q senator of West Virginia,
aud in 1876 was chosen one of the Judges
of the Centennial Exposition at Philsdel.
phia Since then Mr.. Bennett has devoted
himself to the practice of law, in which he
has achieved an envisble seputation as q
forcible speaker and clear headed advocate.
he is one of the largest landowners in the
State, having to the present time acquired
some lSO, 900 acres Of farming and timber
apds.