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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09
WLICl Lucy CannOL CuIt.
 SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.-Dun

heavy headache, obstruction of the nasal passages discharges falling from the head into the throat, sometimes prOfuse. watery, and acrid. at others. thick. tenacious, mucous, purulcnt bloody and putrid; thc eyes are ears. deafness. hacking or coughing to clear the throat, approximation of offensive matter. together with scahs from ulcers; the voice Is changed and has "nas1i! twang": the bT,a..h Is Cgcnsivc: smell and taste are im- paired: there is a sensation of dizziness, with mental depression. a hacking cough and gen eral debility. Only a few of the above-named symptoms are likely to be present in any one case. Thousands of cases annually, without mauifes'ing half of the above symptoms. re- sulr in consumption. and end in tho grave. N1 dIseaso is so common, more deceptive and dangerous. or less understood by physicians.
 By its mild. soothing, and healing properties. Ur. Slge's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst c.isss of CataTrh. e. Cold In the Head,o Cory Ea, and Catarrhal Headache.
 e--L LN lrl.E-.ts cNeryML.re: Ml Cnnts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09
NAruRF's HANDIRoRk;


 aud 1t is of equal Interes. to the mining expert. and here let II be said, the rich mineral field lately discovered IS not ID itself specially volcanic or disturbed but on the contrary ia that comcln6u'D of primary with secondary formatlon, as enlarged on by J. $, Philips and other writers. which experience has shown to La characteristic of fruitful mineral fields.
 The pest prospects discovered so Tar, are in & generally speaking manganese stained Trscnyte formation, with neigh- boring dykes of metamorphic Prsolte sud poruhory. Mr. J B. Foreman says the District and its ores closely emole those of Calico District. Dr. Mueller says some of the ores are a counterpart o' nres from the Vekol District. Certain i, ia that the vsrities of ore and the con- di;ious under which silver Is found here is a study, there can be found horn silver ID scales and
 IN GRANULAR FORMS.
 Sulphurides and sulphurots of sll- Yer, brittle silver, ohrIstBllz4d sli- Yer, sntimonisl silver, bromide ot silver and other forms, all existing il the same prospect, more particu- lsrly n the S.. Patrick mine, m which Bs also in the San Francisco there are ore- that speak for themselves 10 she s;sh, Of Rn expert and others that no ssne person would expect to osrry any id:ng at all to judge from appearances, sad yet run well in silver, beng ID fact no,hIug but talcose clsYs, ledge matter Of various kinds, or country rock, im- pregnated with mineral, but such are found only
 ALONGSIDE OF THE TRUE VEIN ITSELF,
 The lead prospects. too, are feature o' this district. so far they run low ID silver but high in lead which. situated as they are, ID the neighborhood of rich siyer ores, IS the more remarkable. ffospectors are beginning to drift into ine district by twos and threes, and though undoubtedly there will not be DonanzE's enough tO go all around, and only the lucky ones will find anything et sll, still they are the right men in the rght place.
 50 far the district is chlOriding prop Ositon, that IS the present owners are 9oing their own work mostly, as capital hAs not yet taken hold Of things. and onsequently ss yet there is no special esIl Tor additional mining labor. 4.
 Noon Camp, Psisrits, June (, 1888.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09

League Clubs Standing for tho week ending Sstur- day, June ?, 1888:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09

NorE The CUrICUE4 FEsoLvEST i- beyond all doubt the greater blood puTIher ever con- pounded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09
"UntoId Agony from Caiarrh.''

Prof. v HACsSER, the famous mesmerist, of Fhrrt Y. r., writes: "SOme ten years ago l suffered untold agony from chronic nasal carlrrh. My family physician gave me up as such had one. that every day, towards sun set my voice would become so hoarse | could barely speak above a whisper. In the morning my coughing and clearing of my throat would almost strangle me. Ky the use of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, in three m ts, was a wel ua- aui the cure has been permanent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09

"NOneIanIIy EfaWA AIIIk uIu SpiLNIHks" THoyAs J. RUSHING, Esq, f51s Pine Street, Sf. I1riS, No. writes: was a great sufferer from catarrh for three years. At times I could hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking md spitting, and for the last eight months could not breathe through the nostrils. l thought nothing could be done for me. Luck fly, I was advised tO try Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedy, and | am now a well man. believe it to be the only sure remedy for catarrh now manufactured. and one has only Co give it q fair trial tO experience astounding results and a permanent cure"
 A complete Treatise on Catarrh. giving val uable hints as tO clothing. diet. and other matters of importance, will be mailed. post paid to any address. on receipt of a two-cent postage stamp. Address,
 Worlds DiSpsnssry Medical LSocistion.
 No. ess Main Street. BUFFALO. V. l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09

cIvHs. Won Lcs, PlJ'd PorC,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09

Unclaimed letters remaining In the Post Office al Tucson, Arizona, June 4th, lSSS;
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

CANAJHoARIE, N. Y, July H.
News has jusG been received from the
poblmaBter at Sand Wioh, ILL.,, OF the
double suicide OF David Clarke and
Loretta Maxwell, formerly residents OF
this county. Up 10 two YeArs ago David
Clarke WAS the landlord at Charleston
Foar Corners. He owned the hotel and
was regarded RH q good citizen. 1t soon
became kneWn that Clarke WAS untrue
to his wife aud was paying attention to
Miss MAxw0ll, OF the town Of CAnsj.
hoaEie.
This resulted in many q quarrel with
his wife, and hnslly q separation ID d
an elopement OF Clarke with the fair
Loretta. Where they went WAS n mys-
terry until to day, when the neWH cam g
OF their buiolde, which occurred on
July 8, by hanging themselves from D
beam In the barn on o small farm pur
chased by Clarke near Sandwich, Ill.
The only message they left WAS note
readiDg as follows: "We want the
world to know we die for each other. "
Signed, David, Loretta. Dear Lord
forgive us q"
They lett nothing By which they
could ba identified. Their goodB and
papers were ovsrhauled 10 learn some.
thing abont theif previous history, and
dnAliy q poster was found announcing
q hop at Charleston Four Corners Hatel,
"DAvid Clarke, proprietor" bearing
tho Csnsihoarie C1urist's imprint. Ii
is said tbsF had their small farm cleNI
and that $3.50 remains in . bank ni
OAnsjhoArie to UlarkG'S credit. His
frat wife will claim the estate. 1t ia
stated that Clarke and Miss Maxwell
were married at Sand dwich shout two
years ago. They were Aged about 81
years.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

A special despatch from Belvidere, N .
j e, Says; The contest over the will of
the late Robert Blair was begun ia the
Orphans Court here this morning. Mr..
Blair was q brother of the Well-kDown
railroad magnate Hon. John /. Blair,
who enjoys the distinction of being the
richest man in New Jersey, estimating
his wealth at $40, 100000. Through
"pointers" received frum his wealthy
brother, Robert amassed about $500, 600.
He died few months ago, and in his
will he left the bulk of his property to
his three married daughters, Rachel B.
Green, Sarah r. Adams and Lizzie X.
Armstrong,
In the original will drawn in 1850 he
divided his property about equally, leAv.
ing each daughter her share in fee. But
later on he seemed to take decided dis
like to Charles Green, his son-in.law, and
by several codicils ordered the share of
Mrs. Green, held in trust by the eEecu-
tors, Nj. Green not to have the use OF
any Of the property.
A valuacle tract of land in York,
Nebraska, where the Greens live, was al
first given to Mrs. Green, but afterwards
divided among the heirs
Mr.. Green row claims that Blair's
title to this was only by way OF mortgage
to secure money advanc d to them
Another son in-law, De. Milton r.
Armstrong, 10 the only qualifying exc
cutor. although four were originally
appointed He is not required to give
any bonds, ard Mrs. Green claims her
share Is not In safe hands
The contt stants-the Greens will eel
up undue T. auence and the case will be
warmly disputed.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

0oulsy's delightful excursion to Tol.
chester to. m orroW morning, July 18th,
leaves the b. & o. station, foot OF Mar.
kst street, frat section 80, second 6.45
o. m; Kismensi 7.07i Newark 717i
Bald win, 7.24; 6lnRerly 73O, TO go
Canton, BAltiR ore; from thence on
the steamer Louise to Tolohsster,
sTElvinR ut 10.45 o. m. Returning,
leAve Tolchester ut p. M, arriving At
Csuton 6 80, Wilmington st 8. 40. Tick.
ets for sale At all OF the above stations
and ct Samuel BAynar6's, Fifth and
Market streets, and at the train, foot Of
Market street, ON morning Of the exour-
zion. 1t will he we'll to secure tickets
before going to the train, so there will
be no delay In getting on the train; and
soon as the first section is loaded IL will
be cent away 10 the boat, so as the SEQ
ond can be put in posi.icn to be loaded
The first train leaving Wilmington will
be the frat to return. Thera will be
horse cars leaving the Middle Depot 81
6 ,. To. Round trip tickets, Sll0; chill
dren from TO 12. 65 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18
WILMINGTON, DEL WEDNEs
Park
Lost ,

NEW YORK, July ~ -rhe New YORK
police have M extraordinary osss on
their hsDds. Charles Gsretn is = meF-
chan SAG lives at No. 113l First ave
nue.. dc hab TWO daushters, Lulu, aged
30, and another aaed years. Lulu lsit
home OF IL O'CLOCK this morniDg, say Ing
che would taxa her younger Bistsr to
Central Park. They were not sseI or
heard from by any member OF their
family during the aftsInoon, And early
this evening their friends became
alarmed ~ their prolonged AbssuOe.
Az 10 O'Clock to.nignt the father went
to police headquarters and reported the
case. He was ASKED TO 20 TO ha,ron
Webb'a roomS and there found the
younger girl stupehed by the use OF
some drug. All efforts TO arouse her
proved futile. he toook the child home.
A park policeman found her, RppA.
rently aaleep, on bench 10 the upper
part Of the park Mt A O'Clock. he tired
70 arouse her, but failed, and took her
10 the ArsenSl, and from that Btatiou
she was taken t. heR1qunrters Up to
IL o'clock Misc Lulu had not returned
home and no trace OF hsr cJuld bs
found.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18
Ar,est o. . nIoln srnooa EnEIneer.

GALEsBURo. ILL.,, July 7.-Untted
States Msrshal Marsh and two deputies
brought IRformer BoRle1 here this
mornipR 10 test the truth OF h!g story
that . dynamite cartridge had Eecn
connected ON ths Burlipgson track
nortbeatt of here aud subsequently, 10
consequences OF fear OF results, had bean
ooncssl9d rear by. The officers and
railroad on )lala and number of muBi,
cip2l oGioeFs And citizens went to the
spot that Boules indicated, and after
considerable digging found the dynan
lte cartridge. 1t 10 one of the HerculBs
kind ana hiss Gaps az both ones. II H.
now In the HANDS OF ths railroad off
oials. Tho sheriff aud other officers
then Weat to the home Of George Clarke,
ono OF The leading BfosherhoOd engtn
eora and put him uadsr arrest. Clarke
made no resistance, aud would say
nothing save 10 assert his Innocence.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18
PRICE ONE GENT.
rDo UOIOrod Vote ALL Right

Frederick DouglasI said In Washing
ton . few days ago: tine despatch sent
ous from Plttpburg yesterday gives en-.
tlrely too much Importance to tho pro.
poaed convention of oolovsd men OF Ia.
dianApollS, as well aB to myself, when
Il represenis me as inieBdiuR 70 ba
present at that oon ventIon and 10 lead q
bolt from It. l know Messrs Turner
and Trottsr and ths fve or SIX other
Cleveland Democrats who will proba
bly, assemble ct indianapolis on the 2lst
instant. They are Dem9orats, or II not
Democrats they are mploIed By Demo.
orats In Retting up this little side show.
hope no friend OF mine will believe
me capable Of attending and disturbing
the orderly proceeding OF such q con.
vention. / should as soon think Of ~.
szultinR funeral or stamping on the
grave Of dead enemy.
"The PltssburR special Is evidently
intended 10 attract attention to q move
ment which hiss no vitality in itself.
The oolored people Of ths United States
are neither knAves nor fools. They will
EOt kiss the hand that smites them nor
desert the party to which they owe
their liberty, their citizenship and tnsir
entranohisement. Whstever other class
may fail in loyalty to the Rroht Repub
iican party aud its candidates, Harrison
and Morton, the colored citlzens Of the
Republic will not fail Of their duty in
November"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

HoEoUITT, MAss., July 7.-General
ShsFlohu continues com iortAble. His
siomf ~ = still a source OF trouble and
Causes some anxiety. He 10 blessed
with v0EAcious appetite snd II per-
mitted the indulgence would 30 over
load his digestive organs as to seriously
Affect the general tone Of hts health. Il
10 not tr1e that he was affected with
clTrohais OF the liver. His sole diBea III
10 vAlvulsr inefhoiency OF tbs heart and
inouFable organic dif1 Iulties. He may
live ten minutes or ten weeks, but will
mover be able 10 re- enter Motive servtos
Among recent visitors was Major
OAmpbell, commRndalt at Fort War
den. N)nqDitt IL poW army heRd4uAr.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

The following games wers played
yeFtsrday:
A. Plltsourg-Plt,sburg o; PhilAdsl-
phiA, 2,
At Detroit Dstro,t, 7; Boston, 6.
at OhlcAao-OhloagO, 4; New York, 4.
At Iudiansplll0 = Indianapolis, III
Washington, o.
At PhtladelphlA-AthletIO 6; BAlti-
more, s.
at OlevelAnd-olevslaDd, 2; Brook
Al St. Louis-st Louis, 10; Kansas
A, oinOlnnAtI-oinolnnStI. Il Louis.
vile, 0.
NOTES.
The PbllAlelphlA teams are playing
great bail.
The Athletics and BAltlmores play
again 10 day.
New York Ia = most dangerous team
ust At present.
welch aud LArkln are hitting the
ball very hard.
Cleveland has released Orowell, one
OF their pitchers.
Kansas City has dropped into last
plaoe In the Association.
Ten balls were used IN yesterday q
Athletic game.
The Athlsfins cleared over "a 600 on
their recent Western trip.
DelehAnty again had the only error
made by the PniladslphiA Club yeater'
day.
Cincinnati has signed z BliEh, who
has bseu catching Iof the New Orleans
Club,
The Philliss play of the gams to-day
In which GARDNER took part in Pitts
burg.
Tha PblllieS have accomplished what
only one club has succeeded In doing,
viz shut out on opposing team three
times consecutively. 81. Louis shut
out Hartford in 1878, aad Bradley
pitched the three games.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

Fer thO hkpUBLICAM,
The oursednesa OF the assessment laws
of the State Of Delaware. for sone years
past has had o tendency to deter many
very respectable men In the Republican
party from asking the voters OF the
several countifs for any Office In their
gilt, but see IS tbs present time that
some Eve or six good men have AlreAdy
announced themselves as candidates for
the sherifAlty nomination that comes
of next month. Am glad Of this, that
lie to say, am glad that thus far they
are all good and true men, any one OF
whom the Republicans OF this county
will be proud to vote for But now We
want ono more good mAu for the Levy
court, = mRu that is wsll known not
only IN the city, but throushout the
county Rs we'll, aud in this connection
I would say that have, on several oc-
oRgions heard favorable mention made
OF the name OF Mr.. George MoOsll. This
gentleman is not ct thiS time engaged
In any busness. feel very suts II
Ar. MCCALL will consent TO run, that he
will bs the choice Of very many.
VOTERS.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

.,rroon q brutal cot took
Niass NY s,;i,osd near the corner OF
% D, ,no srnaaF, from vhRt oAn Do
y ', Xxx ~ yrscss. thst q man nsmea
sa,,,, sa !, 50 5 diIgrr Of ono Of the U0oi o \
lel,s, % !, CONS mat his helper 81 tne
l,e ,s nj accused him Of theft
na., rsua.I Han nv eos 70 the effect that his
c1ia'O y, M bstn sant into q house
NV eiaSs sSS of i5s and was told to cOl-
plsSs aS, ', The i party Of the house
st.,, G,'' dollar bill, and hay
rbspss, no went out the osek
nd SI'i I'D not return with the
,,l,sr nesting him made the
.,,os % which was denied. One
iSd 10 another, aud finally Iha
Srocksd his assistant down and
n commenced TO brutelly kioE
: NE isce and hend, Meanwhile
I'm unfortunate fellow held his
cver hIs head in order TO protecI
IN from the savage kicks Of his
lan,' Hearing the crles, William
berior, blscB,mlth for George W:
h Bcps, rushtd out SId ordered
I.,llant 10 desIst from his brutal
mest. Otherwise be would take hold
lm. This seemed to have tue De.
ssoct, and tho man desivted. The
lrss man OF once jumped 70 his
|Apd Tan down into Bnsh's coal
Frcrn ,hs effects Of the kicks hia
u badly lsosrased. a warrant
brObsoly DO Issued foT the driVst's
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18
or All rhiugs IN the world

A tonic is what nervous people require.
To impart strength into the nervous or.
RAnism is to insure its tranquility, pro.
Vided CAUSES OF uphsAlthfuI exoitment
are avoided. A medicinal tonic that
like Hostetter's Stomach Bltters-com
msles the unqualified sanction OF the
healing profession, and which institutes
4 general reform in bilious, dyspeptic
and dsbilitafed condition of the system,
is surely entitled to a careful trial by
inte lllRent people, capable Of forming o
due estimAts OF a medicine, from en-
phatio and often recorded professional
evidence In its behalf. Not only are
the nerves and stomach tnvis0rAted by
tbs BltteTs, but the systsm is alto en-
doved With unwonted pOWer Of resiet'
Anoe to influences In sir, wafer or daily
Nvocation gubVerslve of health. Prom.
inently dangerous among the first
named OF theae Is malaria, sgAist which
Hostetier's Stomach Bttters affords B
compeisut safeguard. Rheumatism and
kidney troubles are also prevented and
overcome by 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

WEST CHESTER, July 17-ThIs
morning Special otfioers Phillips ana
aarrignn, OF tho PannsylvAuiA Rail.
rosd, brought Into town another batch
Of IS railroad ride stsAlsrs whom they
captured a. Glenlooh 6tRtion. They
we're aiven q hearing befors Justice
Rupert, who released eight upon pAy inR
. hns Of 81 each, Ent sent the balance
80 jail for 10 days, whers they will be
tsd upon breed End wateI only, this
prison authorities having decided that
such 10 to be the bill of fare for all
trsmp5, Among tho ba.oh were two
boys aged IL and IS, brothers, wtc
bslonR 10 Philadelphia and had run
away from home.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

The joint excursion of the Sunday
schools, connected with Old SWedss
and Calvary Churches. which took
place yeVteTdAy TO Augustine Pier, vas
a very successful one, there being about
b0O persons present. Among those
present were: The Rav. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard of Calvary Church, the Rev.
M. and Mrs, Higgins of Old wedes,
the Rev. hr. Hay OF Trinity, mr. ami
Mr.. Jameu d, Garter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Robinson, j. P. BormAn and
family, George b. Lowry and Misses
Maggie and Cora Lowry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cork, Mr. and Ara. John 8. Sohofter,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Sipple, Mr.. and
Mira. Dunlsp, W. Davidson and dAugb-
ter, Er. and hrs. John 8, Grohe, and
Ms. and Mrs, B j. Moore. The ezonr-
siGnists reached home about Z O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

Yesterday afternoon IS . driver Of
the ChArles Warner OnnpsDy was dFiv-
ing across tbe tracks VI s@itoh OF the
W. q n. railroad, witch rnns into
their yard, IN Aio,Gers ooGaTEeh which
might have proven the los1 OF two vslus
able gray mares, As tia drlvsr WA9
crossing the track shifting engine was
slowly backing q houss car iutD tho
yard. Hs die not noslos the car, and
before hs WA aware OF ito approach tho
car struck toa horses, THROWING them
between tie oar eud n coal bin. THE
Bhiiler was quickly s.Oppsd, aud will
ing bands vent TO the reseue Of the
impsrilled snimalH. In order to rescue
them ths bin had to be totally demol-
ished, which occupied over = quarter OF
an hour. How badly the mares are in.
juIel Is not known at preasnt, bat the
one which was the most slightly squeesed
seems this morning the better OF the
two. The Cq1ines are valued at $500.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

MANNHEIM, July 17.-Farmer Bsum
sat on . stone to rest the other after.
noon when bee hsw into his car. he
and all the members OF his family tried
TO get the ingsot out, but failed. Thon
ne jumped on the back Of his hsatesi
mule and rode Ave miles 10 DR.. Breoht
ct Old Line, the bee All the time work
ing itBelf still further iuto the ear. The
doctor looked Into the ear, bus could
see nothing Of the bee. he inserted an
Instrument, but failed to find IL. Then
he injected q poisonous duid and In two
minutes the bee he'd ceased digging.
The doctors says the insect will come
out plscemeAi,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18


4, NAV the stable Of John N. Solo
Al Ffont and C1urOh streets, wAs
III ipio aud robbed Of . horse,
set ot harness aud whip. Mr..
lon offered q reward for the return
property, buI did not hear any
from II for several weeks. 10 the
.lme George, alias "Rotten" Will
nS arrested, charged with the theft
orse from another party, and Mr..
oa, feeling sure that he know
hing about his team, had several
ieWs with him. At drst Wilson
oil knO glelRe OF 1t, but finally
bht Il W.s at . plaSe In New Jsr.
sttre ths horse was we'll taken
slso aid that the nnimAl had
pllppe1, but no EmOunt OF per-
b would Induce him 10 disclose
ths property WAS mir. Solomon
dTertlsed Ia ths Trenton, NSwArk
triy City pspMs, giving . full de
lon Of the miBslng team, but up
)lin few days failed 10 hear any
from It About a week ago he
I'D Information that 1t WAS In
Pniand recovered 1t yesterday. The
O whose possession It was alleges
g paid Sl76 for It. The buggy has
painted yellow, and every thing
lie dcns tO change the appearances
entire team. Mr.. Solomon re-
hona with bis property last
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

DANBURY, Conn July 1S.-The
dwelling Of William Foster, Saperiu
tandant of Ihs Danbury aud Bethel
Horse Railway, was destroyed By an
luc5noiary hre early yesterday morn
ing. The irmStss, nine In number, had
narrow escape with their lives. II
Was discovered that tho house had tesn
snsRred With oil in 10 places on the
outside, and the torch hsd evidently
bssn Spp'ted to all the places q. the
Same time. There have been several
tDcendiRry fires In Danville of late.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18
The Wool Bas.nsss in = Nutshell.

FROM Letter Dy Theodoge W, jdstiots
"The main cost of raising wool in for
eign countries where the sheep Craze over
the public domain Is the wages of the
herder. In the Argentine Republic this
quality Of labor receives three Spanish
dollars per month. In Montana, where
the sheep also Craze tntbe public domain
the wages of the herder, which is also the
main cost of grow ing wool there, Is $40
per month, as against So in South
America. This is an increase in the cost
Of growing American wool, otherwise
unGer similar conditions of Hooper cent.
The freight on wool from Buenos Ayres
to New York by sailing vessel is only
one-Quarter cent per pound, while the
cheapest freight from Mon ana is two
cen per pound to the same market.
Here Is an increase to the Montana grow
er in the cost oil trsnsportah n of 700 per
cent over the cost to the South American
grower. With this difference against the
An oIicRn grower on the free range, how
much more must be the cost OF raising
wool on farms worth S50to t75 per acrep