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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
Italian nors, PecuII.r nnme.

As n rule the boys of Europe and those of this country play the same games, but large crowd of onlookers in the city hall park dis covered that the Italian boys have at least one game peculiar tO themselves There were ten or eleven bootblacks in the park some seated on the lowest of the steps of the city hall and the others facing them on the curb of the opposite grass plot. The game they played was this: The one who was "itS knelt down and buried bis face in the lap of one of the boys on the curb While he was fin that position one of the boys on the steps across the walk ran over and hit him light blow, running back instantly and taking his place with the others On the steps The boy who was "it' then had tO discover who had hit him. He walked to the steps, singled out the boy he suspected and carried him pick a back over tO the curb. If he carried tho right one that boy became ii, 7 but if be car riet one who had not Lit him. be had to ride the boy back to where be found him, bury hls face and begin again.-New York Sun
 Rules for the Young Housewife.
 General order of working for every day of summer: Before leaving your room throw open windows, top and bottom; lay pillows Tn the sun, Led clothes to air. and turn back mattress. As soon as you come down stairs open blinds and windows. Light kitchen fire; take up ashes; sift them. Brush of the stove; rinse and fill the kettle Sweep the kitchen, the stOop or piazzas, beating all mats thoroughly. Remove stale flowers from parlor and dining room, and dust. Prepare for breakfast, putting biscuits or mullins to bake While you lay the table. Close blinds on sunny side. After breakfast clear the table as soon as possible, putting milk and butter away Ut once, instead of allowing them to re- main in the hot kitchen. Do not leave the white tahlecloth on moment longer than necessary, as it attracts flies. For the same reason remove the crumbs from the floor This applies to every meal Wash and put | away breakfast dishes Darken the dining | room pantry and all unused rooms Make | oe'is, empty slOps, wash soap dishes, fill water pitchers, fold dry towels, take away soiled | ohes-out, If damp, dry them before putting | into the soiled clothes hamper, as everything | quickly mildews in hot weather. Darken | rooms after having put them in perfect order. -Good Housekeeping.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
CEler-nce Enterprise.j

During the month of January inst ended there were Sl0,972 13 ID money orders and postal notes iss ued at the Florence post Cffice.
 All the obligations of the Florence Canal Go. Were promptly met at matur. ity last Monday and every species of in- debtedness was Equidated. The work on the canal will be resumed within ten days.
 The Florence Canal Company have or dered a dltching machine tO bs used in the further construction of the canal. The nature of the ground through winch the canal will mesnder permits the use of such advanced appliances which do tha work rapidly and economically.
 Ducks are very plentiful along the r.ver. but they keep B safe distsnce from the sportsman and only an occasional shot brings down the gsme. They seem 10 reslIZe just how near to permit the approach of the nimrads with safety to themselves and seldom venture near enough to be hit with the gun barrel,
 Some we'll preserved shells were un- earthed near the old Casa Grande rulns by Lieut. F. CusbinR's men, X couple brought to this office are of large va riety of the clam shsllH. and were evi- dently brought from the Gulf of Cali fornis by the prehistoric people aud a. agricultural utensils in cultivaliuR ihe ground.
 A splendid specim of copper ore was brought iu from the Owl Heads last Saturday. It came from a mine owned by John Dunn, P. R. Brady. Jr. and James Matthews, and 1t was com posed chiefly of rich petanque studded with chunks of bright native copper The specimen weighed about twenty pounds and would assay several hundred dollars per ton. The vein is not large. but 1t IS very promising and 1t is beliey. q that it will d, velop into a good property.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11

Le h'enau's Golden B.I.aIn ..... I Suies thAncres, hrs- and ecoul --l-... sores On She Legs and Body: Sore .-. Eyes, Nose. etc. Copp-r-coIors,I B,,,'b-. SyphIdtic Cat.rrh, dis,ased S,zalp .DI . primary forms Of the dis.s.se kpo4u .s syphllis. Price, SS % Der RotfI. Le hichnu's Golden RaIsaFn No. Cures-Tertiary. NercuriAlSyphiILr Rhsu- natism, Pains in the Bones Pains in he Head, back of the Neck, Uiceraf..i S5r- Throat, Syphilitic Rash, Lumr- AaJ t,.a- tr7cted Cons. stiffness of the LJu,bs .n4 eradiates al -ga-a from th. system Hhethrr c.'l.'l 's .niiscretion or Ahu.. of Mercury, A-s' s~ t1e blood pure srI healthy. Price s5 co per BottI-. Le htehau's Golden spanish Anti dote Tor the cure Of GOnOrrhIa, Clet irritasi9n Gravel. an-i all Urinary or Gsr.- tal dlsarrAngements- Price s2 70 p~r Bottle.
 Ae RichRu's GoI--sf Spant.h Tn- lection, for severe cases of Glulr-A a. Infannatory Gleet. Strictures.&c. Price S1 5O per Bottle.
 Ls Rfchnu's Golden Ointment Tor the effective heal .n. of Svt,i !li-5r ~ .--s and erup,ions. Price SI % Der Bo1 Le Richhu's Golden PIii- -N--ys and Brain treatment. Lss of r,hv-s a rav- e, eXcess or Over-w0rk, TrUstratioa. at-. Price ST DO per Box. Tonic and NeryIne, Sent eyrTJv hers. c. O. b., sec,lrrl u-l-si PeypD'-S
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
FEohAIA COURT al,yss

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 frr J-.,,s.-,s ,,s ,lls So'lc-- .f Citations Creditors Cla.- Order appointing Admintstrs,o, Bonds Of A,.-ulnlstrator q nd -. Order appointing A3i.-sIssrs. Order 6r pOint.cc tune for P-,.f....
 dlrectng suDiics.'on of Na-lr- .- . s- OrueI sppo.nt.Dg time and q.s-. AppiicEtiSn Co sell Ps--5rs a. --.g
 directing SOtIce :1 be .riy.- --''l = Ordsr tO shOS csGss why orriA- -r o Estate shouii not be r-.d- Order sppointilg sac Os p@--..-.. r.. O-dsr oT 0st' of Persona. f'rfr.--, Ordsr spp"-ai:cc day for ---. -s.-. , and directing Notice to b4 .rIva- NouSs or ;ime sst Tor Sstt-s1sr. Hs ,.-- BLANKS USED IN ORTaINrst. -.
 kSIs TO MINING CLAlt, Affidavit of C,tizensfru. Affidavit of hve h1u1r-.5 Gala.- f...-. Agreement with Pahi:shsrs. --f NOtlce ot application io. US. g..... CIVIL PROCEEDING ~ JUs-!.ccrr. Complaint -''' e;sia ard es.l7-s a. Pen Undsrtalia: sa.: oa els,z s-i ie.-c-s .zr-. Af-dsyie ,.:,ils.l. on el-iH aae ss4,sr. r- AtidaVitior a-tachn-su- s-fair..-,, q, ..-.... UudertaklEg on Attaca r-su. Writ Of Attachneat Execution. Notice of Appeal.
 29O Justice Blanks for ss cc A package cUntainIle the f.f a.-. -.--. blanks for Justices Courts. NIL t- s--. =, address. pOstAgs paid f1F S5J-
 D CTlmInzi COnpialufs-
 D Warrants of Arrcst.
 2O SuopGnas.
 2 Commitments.
 A Summons.
 2oGo@pIkipts on CT. sJA .sl---rv
 2 Atiidayits for Attsch-or.
 5 Undertakings on AttsC--sr;
 O Writs of Attachment
 % Executions.
 10 Acknowledgements lsi IsI
 iOAcknowledgments lu-su ari plt5i
 10 Bail Bonds.
 10 SupustIOns on Appeal
 70 Search Warrants.
 MISCELLANEOUS BLABss Location Notices, Mining Deeds Real Estate Deeds, teal Estate MOrtgagee. Power oi A.tOreey. Leases, Bond for Deed Co Mining Pro,e-ry  for Msn and WI,~ AadaYIts of Publication. Notice of Mining Claim, Road Station Bsceip,s, tsy-All Of these blanks gre .-r-st "a I'd. Orulity with the Statutes of ArIz. Es .-t Q, mining laws Os The United Slarss. Orders ss-It aVt of Inc city C. O. b
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11

2i7s Prizes amounting tO-----...... $5S5, zoo Application for rates 10 clubs should be made only to the office If the Company in New Or lsAns.
 For further information write clearly givins full address POSTAL NOTES. Express Money Orders. for New York Exchange in ordi nary letter. Currency by Express lat our ex pensel addressed 1I. A. DAUPHIN,
 New Orleans, La. or M. A. DAUPHIN,
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11

incorporated in 1888 for g years by the Leg islatHrs for Educational and Charitable pur- poses-with & capital of S1. .OOO OOO-tO which a reserve fund of over S55O,0OO has since been added
 By an overwhelming popular vote its fran chise was made part of the present State Con- sututiOn adopted December 2d, A. D.. ls79
 The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by the people of any State.
 It never scales or postpOnes.
 Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place monthly, and the Grand Quarterly Drawings regularly every three months (Mareh. June. September and December.) ]
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
Territorial News
Clifton Clarion.

The settlement of Thatcher is Im- proving rapidly. Strangers are surprised et the advances our people have made Saturday morning Wm. Raglan, prls- Uner ID the County jail at SOlomovllle, whO mad been nHde tTasty, took hls departure without permission. Sherlif CrswforG was notified of the fGc., who promptly ssddled up snd after ride oi about twenty miles overlook the gentle man ou hIs wsy Co Wilcox. He now once more Ianguishes in the calaboOse; and Ii IS needless to say that William will plsy trnsty no longer.
 The erection of the new hot blast fur mace for the Arizona Copper company is progressing under he euperIntendence of William Jones, of the Glengsrncck Steel Works. Scotland. This experiment, which, If successful, is bon1d to create a revulotion in the smeliog of copper ores ID this cOudtry, will be watched with great interest.
 Considerable excitement was caused South Clifton Inst Thursday morning by the desperate but unsuccessful efforts of a German woman tO commit suicide by drowning ,n the Rio Frisco, while labor ABA Gl NhAhEh UT NCiA lboo-- nity. The woman has had considerable domestic trouble and It IS thought that breeding over the matter was responsible for her condition.
 The grain house and corral belonging to Cash Keen Tn DuEcan were burned down last week. TSe fire started about ten o'clock at night, presumably from c candle wblch had been left burning ID the house. The Carlisle COmpany's corral adioins it, snd it was only by the mOst strenuous effort that it WAS saved Mr. Keene'G loss Is about S200. His drivers and NIT. Lemous also lost abou: $50 in clothing and harness.
 Prescott Courier.)
 Gov. Zulick Is expected home in few days.
 Encourage the miner and be will, eventually, make good times for all.
 Just think of it. Neither mud or snow ID the valleys of ArIZOnB, and snow 4O feet deep in railroad cuts in the old Bay state.
 Messrs. Duggan White aud Fred Will Hams will fence 100 acres Of good land in Aeua Fria valley and plant it ID corn.
 Four placer miners reached Prescott yesterday with sl,977 5l, which they, this winter took out of mining claim in Bradshaw district.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13
TIE VICTOR VANouisHEp.

wth the Hottentot and Bushman and the Terra
del Fuegian
He lad fought with frenzied fury. so be said
At the Patagonian giants he had hurled his proud
defiance.
And had painted all the Sandwich Islands red;
He had made all the natives scatter in the junges
of Mahratta,
From the Rio de la Plata to the sources of the
Nile;
He swept with his bravado realms of khedive and
mikado,
And regulated all the earth in true imperial
style.
With the catamount and tiger and the Abyssin-
ian lion
He had grappled single handed and had never
met defeat;
Every spouting hippopotamus he got his eagle
eve on
Was sure to lay out, first or last, dead brute
at his feet
With his blazing eve a. Frightening he would dash
about a-frightenlng,
Just like fabricated tightening lunging through
the thunder Storm
Frightening with this facial feature every savage
living creature
And make the sizzling atmosphere superfu-
Then his wife came in the grocery store-a sorry
Interruption
In the middle of story the jungles OF
Brazil
How he fought boa constructor and came of q
bloody victor
| When the serpentine devourer chased him with
intent to kill
| And she took him by the collar, babe the tirnid
suppliant follow
And we heard the fellow ''holler'' like doomed
soul for his sins,
| Come. - she said 'and have some gumption,
want you for home consumption,
| And while do the washing you must entertain
| the twins"
| S. W. Foss In Yankee Blade.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13
Hindu Momen's Advancement.

Early in the present century infanticids
was suppressed by the Anglo-Indian govern
ment, and sati was also abolished in 1929
Since that time any one accused of commit
ting the one or abetting the other has been
prosecuted as a murderer. Sad was more
easily put down than infanticide. The in
terror of the zanana is so private that crimes
are sometimes committed there that never
come to light. Indeed, child murder is I'M
doubtedly perpetrated often at the present
day
Two other of the bonds fastened upon
Hindu women by a corrupt priesthood are
loosening and will soon fall off, viz, infant
marriage AID perpetual widowhood As
Hindu women advance in education ard gen
eral intelligence they naturally begin to I'M
derstand their own rights and privileges
and are not so easily pursuaded or coerced
as heretofore. This is. of course, the inev,
liable result of education, which priests and
sages foresaw, and which they desired tx
avert by keeping them in the strictest ig
noranee. E J. Humphrey in Demo
| rests
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13
MEXICAN BULL FIGHT.
A Description from the Pen of Cen Lo-
gan's Daughter,

Description from the Pen of Cen Lo-
gan's Daughter.
On Sunday we witnessed thoroughly
Spanish amusement, a bull fight After a
long ride in the horse cars, which went at a
galloping pace, an Improvement on our last
coachman, we reached at the grounds, which,
from the outside, greatly resembled an
American circus. The usual number of small
boys, horsemen tearing about raising the
aust, vendors of dirty cakes and candies,
'tamales' Tor corn cakes), spears with orna-
ments Of paper on them, which we after
ward learned were to stick into the poor
beasts all tended to bewilder you, but after
some discussion and much gesticulation, we
purchased our tickets and were shown to
"hat tney called private box, but to us
seemed more like stall in barn. The en-
tre circle OF seats was packed with people,
many women among the throng. The seats
IN 1he shade are higher priced than those in
tne sun, and we were glad to find ours were
OUT OF Its boiling rays The band played
Oilvette, the people cheered and hurried
on the event Of the afternoon.
Boon the gates to the right Of the arena
were thrown open and about twelve men
dressed in gorgeonsly embroidered suits. two
as clowns, four men on horses, which were
covered with leathern armor, and four
large mules ornamented with ribbons of va
rlous colors entered. The latter were har-
messed To an arrangement of straps and hooks
WHICH we found later were to draw off the
sIa'n' AFTER marching around amid the
wild CHEERS and waving of the sombreros Of
the people they took their places about the
ring, the mules withdrawing until reouired
In amoment the gates of the left were thrown
open and the bull dashed in The amuse-
nent, as they consider it, consists in waving
bright colored nearly oil, are scarlet cloak,
or large pieces of cloth at the poor beast, VIII,
rushes about from one to the ether, each in
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

In the business, hustle and brick of city
we need to gather all the ideas of structure
within reach and pluck from our minds the
dreary wooden box conception of habita-
ton and make that one spot we call our home
just as beautiful as artistic training and the
length of our purses can make it. We have
but one earth life to live, and the quality of
the home settles the quality of that life A
shower Of brown cottages let fall upon a
breezy greensward and under the shadows of
spreading trees may each contain more hap
piness and contentment than are within the
reach of the dwellers in as many lovely
palaces frescoed by immortal names Nor is
1t necessary that the man who has a house
built shall have all the technical skill Of an
architect or a builder He may know in
stinctively when be has a good and pretty
house, Just as he may tell good painting
without having an expert artists incisive
knowledge of the chemistry of colors.-
Pioneer Press
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13
May GOD BLESS YOU"
A Boston Paper-Hanger's Trouble and
How he Got Out of It-Pain
Words from the Sunny South

When we are ia trouble we cry for help. When
we are relieved we often forget to be thankful
But not always Mr. ". W. Griffin of Trout creek,
st. Clair Co.. Ala, writes: II had bad attack OF
chills and fever; my system was full of malaria.
For two years was scarcely able to work at all.
Some times my heart would palpiiate for two
hours at time; my legs would get cold to the
knees, and fully expectedto di-. nseptember.
1881 bought bottle of Shaker Extract Of Roots
or Seigel's Curative Syrup of your agent. X. Nj.
Kin and before | had taken the first bottle ] + It
better, and in short time was able TO go to work
May God bless you Tor the good yoq have done
Mr.. WIN. ]. Mccain, 80 Randall street, Boston.
writes; xix months ago began to throw up my
food after eating. thought was going into con-
sumption, / soon began to have pain IN the chest,
stomach and sides. got little sleep and woke all
tired out. once lost five pounds in four days
began using Shaker Extract of Roots, or Segel's
Syrup, and when had finished the sixth bottle |
could eat three square meals a day, and go to
sleep the minute | struck the bed am paper
hanger by trade, and have worked every day since
| took the second bottle, and gained eighteen
pounds. ought to be thankful and am"
This remedy opens all the natu al passages OF
the body, expels the poison from the blood and en-
ables nature to rebuild what disease has de-
stroyed.
sh4k Extract of Roots, or Seigel's Syrup, is
sold by all druggists send to the proprietor, A.
j. White, 81 Warren street. New York.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

Writing on Dress and Economy" Mrs.
Henry Reeve gives US some very remarkable
'facts and figures and other data for the
construction of scale of expenditure and OF
ratio to income of the cost OF clothes" The
writer has evidently been at much pains to
collect these facts etc, from various in
formants, and though these latter often pre-
fer to give the house rent they pay rather
than the income they possess, their informa-
ton is surprising enough. One lady, who
has ''smal income of $500 year, finds
$50 enough for her dress. Another who,
with her husband, enjoys an income of
81 800 mo children spends only ESQ on her
dress, while her husbands averages 926 los.
per annum. Again, a professional man with
"92 900 year to spend, gives his two daugh-
tiers $40 year for dress, and gentleman
who shoots, plays tennis, mixes in the best
society in town and country, and travels or
the continent" spends only SOC year OF
his raiment Finally, an inquiry among
twenty eight bachelors Including members
Of parliament, civil servants, barristers an6
country squiresi shows a maximum eIpendi
ture Of eS4 and a minimum of 914, or ar
average of eos year, spent on dress.-Pa,
Mall Gazette.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

slant more Infatuated, but the first animal
brought in on this day was too docile, and
did not prove sufficiently entertaining, so
the judge gave the signal tthe trumpet sound
and the matadore, or master of ceremonies
in the arena, took the sword and a scarlet
cloak, walked up TO the poor creature, and
after worrying it for few moments, stabbed
it suddenly in the neck near the shoulder,
and soon it dropped, amid wild shouts from
the audience n.r
The mules were driven in and removed its
now lifeless body from the ring, only to be
followed by another, which proved accepts
bic to the populace, as he was mad from the
first dash into the ring. After they had wor-
ried the animal with the cloths the Bande-
rillos throw spears or sticks about two feet
long with sharpened steel points and orna-
mented with colored papers which, when the
arrow pieroes the animal, becomes unloos-
ened and fly tn long streamers, adding
further annoyance. The poor beast by this
time is wild with pain and anger, and rushes
madly at the horses, and after several des-
perate efforts, the rider spearing him all the
time he succeeds in unloosening the leather
coverings, and with one rush cores the horse
to death Thus he rushes from one thing to
another to vent his rage until all are ex-
| hausted, then he falls under the sword to
make room for others who meet the same
fate After seeing three bulls and two horses
killed, also one rider seriously injured, we
| felt we had seen enough of the great Mexican
sport, and returned to the hotel am glad
to say though that this harbarous sport is
being done away with; It's now forbidden in
all but four of the Mexican states-Mary
Logan Tucker in Inter Ocean.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE s sRRp FSsk

HumaneIy. so quickly they cannot get away. Use
il freely Prevent reproduction, secure serene
peace and quiet. Always ask for BUTCHERS.
For sale everywhere.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13
SOMEBODY'S COMING TODAY.

Bird, sweet bird in the apple tree spray,
, Bending down with its bushfng snow, 'sH
Lift up your sweetest songs today v-
For the secret that know;
A secret that's tender, secret that's true,
Do you wish, happy bird, that I'd tell it TO your
You, sure. would not listen and then fly away
Piping Somebody's coming today-today--
Somebody's coming today"
Fair sapphire skies that are soft smiling down,
Smiling down in the golden sun,
Full fair on his head, like cleaning crown,
Crown my beloved onei G-
For have secret, fair sky, blue sky,
And no one today is more gladstone than II
Flash it not, sunbeams, with waters at Ilay,
That somebody's coming today. today,
Someone is coming today
Purest OF lily buds cool on the breast
Of the lakes fair sheen and shade,
wish adown deep in your chalice at rest.
Were my secret, for am afraid
That the tree and the sky and the bird In his
song,
And the sunbeam that glldes on your bosom
along,
Will tell all that think and all that say
Is: Somebody's coming today
All. me Some one Is coming todayr'
-Lida Lewis Watson in Home Journa.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13
A Natural Solution.

An almond eyed washerman boarded a
cable car yesterday with his hamper of
clothes. As the grip neared the corner where
be was to get off, the driver, who is good
natured Irishman, said to a passenger: Dye
see that haythuni Watch me and see me
throw him
At the corner the Celestial made leap,
and the driver applied his brake 50 as to give
the grip lurch. The laundryman turned a
somersault in the air, came down on his feet
grinned, and asked: e.
"What lie matter-stling bloke aginr-
Chicago Mail.