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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
Three Kinds of Kisses.

Outside of those kisses bestowed by afrec. tionate relatives, there can be but thret recognized classes of the genus kiss-as viewed from a male standpoint The frs, comes upon your lips as if they were touchsl by a smooth planed, cool and insensate board, without life or animatiOn-unproduc- tive of any agreeable sensation whatever. and not Icing worth gaInered with the hearts mementOeS of golden, happy hours The second Is Q gentle, yelvety kiss, very sweet and pleasant, but vexatiouSly unsatisfy- ing to an ardent nature, and but little more pronounced than fascinating cousin would likely bestOw. The third is such as coral. tempting, passionate lips bestOw, for about 5en seconds, upon your lips-''a lingering sweetness long drawn out'-that not only steals your breath, but seems to be drawiu,- your very soul from out of your body. \ fellow may forget his mOther-and about the time he Is harvesting such kiss he is sur. Co forget her-but the recollection of that honest kiss will abide with him. a source of joy, and be commensurate with life itself.-UniOn Local
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
METHODS OF WAREHOUSES;.
An Ex-showman Explains the Mysteris
 of the Art-Trick with n Class

An Fx-showman Explains the Mysteries | Of the Art-Trick with n Class | Asked to explain some of the mysteries oi
 yentriloquism, professional said: Il have made Eiy living by it for over q | quarter of a cCntury. After twenty years experience of il I had a severe illness, and
 WIS examined by spccialist. His OpiHlon was that the forr'ed changing of the voice did not affect the lungs at all, which so many peotle seem to think He said, just what | told you, that it was peculiar formation or
 the muscles of the throat. Now look well at my face. and tell me if you notice anything additional tO what most folks have Nof
 Look again in the vicinity of my moth Yes. there were two extra muscles distinct | ly visible at each corner of the mouth They
 had become gradually formed simply through keeping the lips closed while speaking
 .'Now I am coming to something interest ing Just try and say the letters 'm,' P and 70 without moving the lips In vain tried, but could not succeed
 "Ah! there's the rub. Words with those letters in them are the most difficult to pro nornce, but by incessant practice l have found out a means of getting them quite naturally, and they are produced with the tip of the tongue and the teeth.
 .'SOme ventrilOquistS substitute 'siur words in difficult sesteEc.s. I wish mamma was here' would sound T wish mana was here" and he illustrated his words as Ee spoke
 The ventriloquists of bygOns days all wore big rlustaches in order % hide the movement of the lips, and I don't mind admitting that the first time opened in the business l was somewhat nervous and wore false mus tache myself l will show you thoroughly effective sample of yentrilOqUiSm which any one can test for themselves.
 .'Remember," he slid. this art is natu- r1l gift: there Is not the slightest trickery about it. We will suppose you are HUt naturally a ventIilo4uist. Very well, then. Here is a capital little method wsereby Q very good effect can be produced. Are you readyP
 He then took from the table an ordinary lumber, saving: "See, thero Is no deccp- tiOn, ,r and placed it on the cloth again
 Standing about a couple of feet from the table he commenced:
 "Halloi how are you getting on down therei Eh! what say. Cant you hear me speak a little lOud-rf and coming nearer and nearer to the tuInbIer, he continued speaking until his mouth was close t0 the edge of the glass. when somebody seemed to answer down in the cellar and in quite a diff ferent voice-.'Oh, I'm pretty we'll; how are your
 tested the simple plan, and found it re- markably easily to accomplish. The whole effect is produced by speaking into the glass; the voice Is compressed into a small space, and it Is perhaps the most practical illUstra- ton of what ventrilOquism really is
 This idea can be easily developed by the making of a small table-such as cOnjurors uss,-with hole in the center to receive the glass, Q secret sliding lid to hide the opening, and with a fringe of cloth to prevent the tumbler being seen, the apparatus Is cou.- plete-LOndon lid Bits.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
USING THEM FOR EVERYTHING

Peter Magerus, residing at 251 Job,. son Avenue, Brooklyn, F. D.. N V. says: '' During the last eighteen years have been using over fifty ALLcOcKIs p, .s--.s year in my family. | have fon1d tbar, . most perfect external remedy They have repeatedly cured me of rbenma,;s,, 10 which l am subject every wintsr They have cured of pains in inc s;Jes and back three times. My wife. cbiIdrsn and mother-in-law tell me AIIcocv1s PLAsTERs are the best remedy evs, made, SO agreeable, so certain. I Lnov they have cured my wife of pains in tbs back and of a severe cough. Nv mo,bsr' in-law has been cured of a most ssve-s cold, which threatened to tnyn ;r,o pneumonia, by ALLcocK's PLAsTERs
 PETER MAGERus.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
Territorial.
CTOmbstone ProspeetorJ

k4cm Dst1ne fro6poctcrl
 Ths Prospeotor has climbed tue gold en stBlr.-N Nogales Reserve.
 We were met at the head of the stsil by the guardian angel, who commanded us to return and do more good on earth And here we are again.
 The Old Guard mill is now using water from the Huschuca pIpes, the shaft IS down 400 feet At GOO feet or there8bouts. Ester wIll be encountered m quantities sufficient to run 6 hundred stamps, so the knowing ones predict.
 Tempe has just started a new lodge of Odd Fellows, and 6 Camp of the P. |. of A., and the department commander has just received sn application for 8 new post of the G. 4. R. Mir. Blinn is now building what will be the finest lodge room m the territory.
 There seems to be a general protest among the newspapers of New Mex co against changing the meme to Moote- guma. in case 'he territory shall be sd- mitted as a state. This question will b. submitted to tha people at the Novem Der electiou. The general sentiment seems to be in favor Of remaining ter terrltcrV
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
Crittenden and Harshan

From Capt. F. ysndsrllp. who csme ID lest night. the following items of Crit ieuden and Harshaw were slesned.
 Both towns are in a healthy business condition. At Harshaw the conoentrst- ing works recently built by Mr Cheney. are in successful operation and giving much satisfaction. It enables many mine owners tO work dumps of ore that we're before practically useless, as they were of too low grade to ship. Every | ton of ore thus concentrated means just as much more money for the camp snd a a further development of the mines. It IS wonder that D steam coDeentrator was not built at HlrshRw years ago. The | town as a whole. k doing we'll and but | little camplEiBt is heard from anyone. MessTs. ". T, LGEe, Morgan Davis. | Sol JoansOU. and J. l.. Miller have gone on prospecting trip 70 SoEoFs and ex- pect 10 be absent for month or more.
 The smelrer a, Cfiitenden will do much to boom the camc. IL really deserves to be boOned and fl the cItizens' wish be heard in the matter, every one of HGrshRv's citizens will make his pile.
 CRITTESDES
 At CritteEden everything goes bound iDg along. The smsller is soon to be blown in and mining i3dustry has re- ceigtd q 8D impetus that BOI hing but nis- fortune can cbeck, Bcd thIg. We truss, IS far from them. More genuine improve meats are now being made than ever be- fore ard Cri!tenden bids fair 10 become one of the foremost towns in Southern Arizona.
 Messrg ". T. Lake & Co. end Major Joha Smith. the popular merchandise dealers, continue to supply all existing wants. Major Smith Is building a fine stone hotel hich will scOn be in condi. tiOn tO receive guests. and when com pleted vili be credit not only to Crit Ienden but tO tho county.
 Messrs. Gorm'ey & Richardson, the Ashburn B-os., IL D. S;evsns and II Hop kirs are fenotng In and otherwise improv- ing their properties.
 Much land is also being taken up Ou tEe Scnolts, msuy Ot The locstors estab- hstiug them selves ss bona fide settlers and manifest desire to grow up with the country.
 8essrs. 4, ]. St ck;on, Al Pistorious snd othCFf, She owners of good mining teHN4 IN b k.uA AAn uEHCADI- meo. .H e.ru'zl ard wal ship to the smeliC-.
 Joe DriVe;. we'll known Critteuden chsractes, E.s resigned as assistant to | Major Smiti, Ehd hes been succeeded "y Mr. MuTpIy. pleasant and capable young mar. "JCe' has returned tO Chi cago tO ceIt a uosii!ol m the office Of the oouaty cl rk, where hs was formerly employed. He was a bright and witty fell ", t"sir educated, boon com paricn and general fsvorite in the community 2 ho regretted bis deDsr ure |
 The Honorable r. NJ. Judge Baldwin, | gIves uui7ersal satisfaction and ss one | ct the 'Cc." ID the fr,i cf W. T. Lake | x C.. is doing a thriving busiuess. The | Judge is the CITIZENS "A. B." Cri.ten- dent correspondent and neEsy com mubication may soon be expected from | his versatile pen.
 Judge NasderliP, the popular J. F., is also mshiUE CxteDslve improvements but as be l. Zoo modest to talk about himself. i. l. Esrd 10 Sell just whs, he Is doing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
Inc Two nncs.

"Mus; put some muzzle on my dogY' he asked at police headquarters.
 Well. no. not now"
 Dots how belief it vhas myself. Can do something's init boy''
 What fOrs"
 "Nhell, a few days ago n boy comes by my place. Ny big dog vhas oudt doors. Dot boy haf a dog aboudt so high. My dog chaws him cop in two minutes. Dot boy comes in und says if doan' put some muzzle on my dog he haf him shot"
 II sec
 ''I puts dot muzzle on. Today my dog vhas oudt doors. Dot boy comes along init his shmall dog. When he sees dot muzzle he cries out: Seek him. Tigerr und dot shmall dog licks my big dog until he can't shtand cop no more Vhas dot some conspiracy or whatf Do haf some false pretcnse on dot boy, or vnill he walk aroundt uud tell eferybody dot it vhas a biz shOke ou Snydery"-Detroit Free Press
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
Territorial

EIgbt hundred tons of coke for tn, Old D 'mInIon Copper Companp are nov here and en route.
 Dash Hooker suggests that the people ot Benson give ball to the csttlemer who visit their town to attend tue meet ing ot the General Association on March 26. What say yo7 BensonItesS
 NJ. E. A. Nichols IS preparing to plant gar CD at his residence lots. near the Stockmau office Mr. J. X. Bright is doinR likewise. and has pat up 8 pump for lrrigsting purposes which will be run by burro power.
 Horse thieves are agsin ct work. Two horses belonging to freighter named Oilerton were stolen here Wednesday night, and the same night two saddles were stolen-o0e from Mir. Wm. BskeD, ot thls town, and the other from Mir. G. W. Todd at bis ranch twelve miles south- east ot here. The thetts xere uudoubt- ediy committed by Mexicaus.
 An accident occurred on the Southern Pacific Railroad st Railroad Pass, and about seven miles east of Wilcox, before daylight on Sunday morning last. An east bound freight train hsi stopped mere 10 reneE tha steam in the boiler, winch had run out, when il was run into by another freight ,rAin bound east. The caooose and sEo empty cars on the foremost train were thrown from the track. and, catching fire, burned up. while The engine of the other train WAS ditched snd badly damaged. No one was injured.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
Death A Welcome Release

Must It net be 60 those who eodur. life-loDS bodily stffsrinS? From cblld- hood to old age msuy persons are tor. mented with rheumatism snd neuralgia Ordinary meditation and tropical reme- dies are of slight, sud always temporary efficacy. To escape the extreme tor tures Of these sRonizins complaints they should be anhilated at the outset With Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. which expels from the system the scid ,n1- purities that beget them. The evidence ss to its efficacy as 8 blood depurept in this particular IS very ample, and strong ly concurrent and convincing. In v;o. lent forms of these diseases the nerves are terribly rscked. A vine-glassfull or two of the Bitters before the hour of re- 1riug usually brings & respite from pain. and enables the sufferer 70 secure much needed repose. For kidney tro.. bles, malsria complsints, indigestion. liver complaint snd constipation, the bittsfs is htswiss bsBteeial.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
WHY YOUR HEAD ACHES.
What a Family Doctor Writes for a Fam
 fly Nasazine-What to Avoid.

| nhAt fanily Doctor r1tes Tor a Fam fly Hasazine-What to Avoid. | Probably one of the most common head aches, if not the most common, is thal
 called nervous. The class of people who are most subject Co it are certainly not | your outdoor workers If ever my old | friend the gardener had had a headache. | it would not have been one of this descrip- ton. Nor does Darby, the plOwman. nor l Jarvey, the bus man. nor GreatfO0t, the | gauger, suffer from nervous headache. | nor any one else who leads an outdoor
 life, or who takes plenty of exercise in the open air. But poor Hattie. who slaves
 away her days in a stuffy draper's shop.
 and Jeaunie in her lonesome attic, bend ing over her white seam-stitCh. stitch.
 stitch-till far into the night, and thou sands of others of the indoor working class are martyrs Co this form of head
 ache Are they alone in their miserys
 No; for my Lady BOuhomme. who comes
 to have her Jall dress fitted On. has often
 a fellow feeling with Jeannie and Hattie. She, however, we cannot afford to pity quite SO much, because she has the power to change her mOdus viyendi whenever she chooses
 What are the symptoms of this com plaint that makes your head ache sOs You will almost know it is coming from a dull, perhaps sleepy, feeling You have no heart and little hope, and you are rest less at night. Still more restless, though. when it comes on in full force and then for nights, perhaps. however much y0u may wish tO, you can scarcely sleep at all
 How my poor head does ache This you will say often enough; sadly to your hon 'rH r.. from whom you expect no sympathy and get none. And yet the pain k bad to bear, although it is generally confined to bnly one part of the head
 The worst of this form of headache lies in the fact that it is periodic. Well. as it arises from unnatural habits of life or De- cuharities of constitution. this periOdicity Is no more than we might expect
 IT just note down some of the most ordinary causes of nervous headache. peo- pie who suffer therefrom will know what to do and what to avoid I will then speak of the treatment
 OverwOrk indoors.
 Overstudy.
 Work or study indoors. carried on in an or cramped position of body | Literary men and women ought Co do most of their work at standing desk. lyinc down now and then on a sofa toease brain | and heart and permit ideas to flow They | should work out of doors in fine weather with their feet resting on a board. not on the earth-and under canvas in wet weather. It is surprising the good this simple advice, if followed, can effect.
 Neglect of the ordinary rules that con- lucc tO health.
 Want Uf fresh air in bedrooms
 Want of abundant skin exciting exer- ,isc.
 Neglect oi the bath.
 Over indulgence ia food, especially of a character.
 Weakness or debility of body, however produced This can only be remedied by ,rOper nutriment.
 Nervousness, however induced.
 The excitement inseparable from a ashiOnable life Exciting passion, anger and jealousy in iarticular.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
A Sound Legal Opinion.

E. Bsinbridge Monday. Esq, County Attorney, Clay O.. Texa-, says: Have used Electric Bitters vi:h mos, happv result. My brother also Sas very low with Mslarisl Fever spd Jauudice. hut was cured by timely use of this rusCi- cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved bis life"
 Mir. D. I. WIlcoxson, of Horse Cave. Ny, adds a Ike testimony. saying: He positively believes he would hsve dIei. had It not been for Electric Bi,tsrs.
 This great remedy will ward of. gs well ss cure all Mslsrls Diseases, and for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Dis orders stands unequAled. Price 5Oc. and Sl. st Geo. Martins,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
Don't Experiment.

You cannot Gfford to waste time in ex
 perimentinR when your lungs are in danger; Consumption always seems, at 1rst only cold Do not permit any ce'ler to impose upon you with some cheap imitation of Dr. Kings New Dis eoyery tor Consumption, Coughs and Solds, but be sure you eet the senuIpe. Because he can make more profit be may tell you be has somethipg 2 Jus. ss good, or just the same. Don't be de eeived, but insist upon getting Dr. Kings New Discovery, which is guaranteed to sIve relief in all Throat, Lung and Shest affections. Trial bottles free st Geo; Martins Drug Store. Largo Bot.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
Opinion of aLendinr Editnr

Almost all the diseases that sfIicl us from infancy to old age have their orr gin in dlsordered liver, A really good liver medicine Is the most inportau, m the whole range of pharmacy. We believe Simmons Liver Regulator to be ihe best among them sI. We pin our faith upon the Regulator. and if we could persuade every reader whois ID ill health to buy 1t Ee would willingly vouch Tor the benefit each would re- eeive.-Ed. Cincinnati G zette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
submarine Volcanic Crater

Indications now point to the existence oi submarine volcanic crntpr between the Canary islands and the coast of Portugal From a cable laying steamer in S9 de-s, @i minS. north, degs. 5i Tairis west. the water was found Co measure 5OO fathoms under the bow and SOO under tbe stern. showing the ship to be over the cdse of a deep depression in the ocean bottom. Tle Nell known great inequalities inthe hei "i tls sea Of Liss5u are thought tp i-' duo Co. a, submarine chain Of mountains. s.-Chica-n Nc..<
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24

The. Southern Pacific railroad have carried out ot Arizona 20,000 head of cattle Tor the year 1887. nearly all of winch were taken 10 California for beef. The cattle industry of this territory is assuming huge proportions, and we miss our guess IL this number will not be 9uadrnpled ID lSSS. Arizona has long osen Known as the leading stock coun- try ot The world. her percentage of losses from exposure being smaller thsn any other portion of the United States. The cattlemen of this Territory have been en- riched from the golden state the psst year upwards of seoo,0 900. money paid fer choice beet. sf.--0asstts,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
uAHHA1 w AILS
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 zzsIzEl<R<r{s1 s1a \ slsfzl

| Do you feel dull. lanEuid. l0w-sr--.-
 less, and indescrihably miserah.-, t'f-
 cally and mentally; eNperience
 fuilness or blOating after eating, Cr Ii
 ness, or emptiness of stomach .u -le -
 ing, tongue coated. bitter or bad -
 mouth, irregular appetite. dizziness, tr'. | headaches, blurred cyesight. " "u0lflr- -.- l before the eyes. nervous prustra-- - .- ..- l haustion. irritahility Of temper. n.- | alternating with chilly seusn-i1-.-. | Diting. transient pains here ana tus7.. | teet- drowsineSS after meals. Waze- l..--... 70 | dist urbed and unrefreshing sleep. c..-. indescrioahie feeling CT dread, or Of --. | ing calamity2
 or these symptoms. you are suCerfrE that most common Of American ms BILIOUS Dyspepsil. or Torpid Liver. assll with Dyspepsla. or Indigestion The complicated your disease has hecurue. '-- greater the number and diversity Uf Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Bi~-rr--1 will subdue it, lf taken accortiiu- tons for a reasonable length Ct t'- cured, complications multiply sri
 ton of the Lungs. skin Disessts. E-
 Rheumatism. ki.iney Disease. CT
 maladies arc quite lEibie Co st - .-
 or later, induce fatal trruir1-
 Dr. Picrcc's Golden Medical D.s- cOYery acts powerfully upon O.. l through that great bInOn- -VUr-I cieanses the system of aii bloOG--t-
 purities, from whatever cause a-.-.-. equally efhCaciOCs in acting urll r" neys. and other eXcrctpry OrEafl=. ".... strengthening, and healing thelr d sl-- . an appetizing. restorative touie- i- digest lon and nutrition. thegCsT hll both flesh and strength. In r1slllrisl (. .- this wonderful Ue..ic nc h-s -iil celebrity fn curing Fever and ACl.. Fever. Dumb AE-Jle. and ki-s.reii G --H-..
 pr. Pierce's Golden Medical a-'-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24

Accor ling to the decree expedited by the general government of Me1ico- Ian usry 23, the frontier custom houses cI PresidiO del Norte in Chihuahua and QGitovsquits in the State of Sonora will be suppressed April l. In each n, these town there will, however. still re- main 6 oust0m house official sub;ac. to the orders of the custom houses of Paso del korte sud NoEalss respectively,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24

A kTthI uGhA NA lIAGAt1N ID ANAN 1ON
 our way in the discoveries being mad,
 by Professor Oushing's party among th' | ancient ruins of Arizona. Trace Of th, pre- historic race is constantly beinS
 found in and around Nogales. proving that it was st one time the site of [ populOus city.
 RELICS OF THE PAST
 Lately while having a cellar dug ou
 my place, found Q human skull with teeth of unusual size, but Tor sught know it may not have been 10 years old. During the same diggings. however, ihe men found A mstate or stone Tor grinding grain, precisely similar to those found
 ny Cushing, and Co hundreds of others that have been dug up Ih the neighbor- hood of Nogales. They also discovered in my excavations, hammers and srroE heads of flint, shell ornaments, a stone mortar and pestle, Gad some spstterIngs Of silver and lead bullion that gave evl denoe of early suelt ng st thIs place. I'm nothing of an sFchR Jlogist, but stIll I don't hesitate tO express belief th [ that these scraps of bullion belonged tO & much later dste than the stone imple- ments. We found. There's numbers of mounds around Nogblts that cover the ruined houses Of past race. several of them have b-en dug into little Esy, only far enough to establish the fact that they contain ruins, without cle r'y defining the character or exposing the contents of these rnins. OBe of the C mounds stands upon property owned by me, and some day or other, I intend to thoroughly explore it.
 About l5O miles south of Noysles there IS a curiOusly fortified mountain, similar io ssversl others that exist ID Sonora. went there not long ago Bn0 found that numerous tIeTs of strongly built stone walls had been constructed at short intervals upon the face of th, mountain up to s height of at least l50OO feet above the plaln-esch ter be- IDg perhaps & hals-miie in lei gth. l have employed good many workmen at times upon my different contracts. and after studying tha; mountain over rather carefully, l made a rough esti mate that l0,O00 laboters working every day could rot have completed those Qualifications ID ayear. While rDmbliDR sbOut on the mOuntsln-sids that after noon I picked up seve.si stone imple- ntIh-s nOHlt bAtS oA p1tttINs h EVhEI piece of 8 rather neatly carved shell or. Dsment. and a welI-.crmed head, carved or ground ont of R briRht-colored sea shell People living st the base of this mountain fiud plenty of water by sink ing their wells Is or 20 feet. While digging tbess wells lots of relics have bsen discovered iof the by-gone ra.e. snd al the bottom of one of them two ms;stes were found. All th.s brirgs ad. fi'ionRl proof 0: ;ne isct that st some early day tiis region was tbIckly ? o. pied by race far superior to ths Ic- disns that have heretofore been eo1sid- cred 'Ea atOrignes. sincerely hop, that after he has completed his work ID AriZons Professor Cushing will obtain authority fro,a the Mexican goveTnnsnt to e1:erd hrs investigations Co the mou tain l nave mentioned, as be will srre'y find there good deal Cf interesting matter in his line o; study.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
NOtice-Annual Me4,inp

Notice IS hereby gwen inst the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Salsossss, Tucson snd Northwestern Railroad Company for the election of a Board of Directors for the ensuing year. and Tor the transaction of such other business as may come before the meet Ing, VIII be held at the office of the Company, No, S2, Liberty St., New York City, on Tuesday, April srd, 1888, 8. I2 o'clock noon.
 EDWARD BENEDICT,
 Secretary.