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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04
lngeisolls Latest.

The following gem Ot ihOagh ght, was de
 livsred at tho 'uceral Oi c .rrt'Andt Pol. mer. S New Yes. | -rG m lliuaaire and noted advocate Oi frev th ush., on Fri. day last. CJlorei E iu, Tt c, ingeTsull, who waE to dcIITsr 'hc address, tCok s position un thb stal!E, Enl In a cslm. tender tone of vOi,r se'I: My leads. a thirker Of pure thoGsh;s D speaker of brave works md Goes o, generous deeds hEs reached the silent heaven ihas all the dead have reach4d and where Inc voyage of every lie must end; and ve. ss friou ls who even now are hasteniny after him, are met to do the last kind actsitLat man eau do for riGn, tO tell E4s vnslrcg, to lsy with tenderness sut Hears his ashes Tn the secret place Of ret sri peace. Some one has isld EEtin the open hands of Denth we find oaly Q Bat We gave away. Let us believe that pure thOughs-, brave words md generous deeds can never die; let us believe tkLt they bear fruI, and add forever to iho woll-bsiug Of the human rac1; that q self-dsnyiug life increases inc moral wealth of man sni give HqsUrc8ce that the future will be better then tLe past. A free and in dependent EAu, one who demanded reGsons aad demanded freedom, and gave what he Gemsudeti, one who re- fused ito be siavs or msster-such s man was COutllaudt Pslmer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04

IS the original drRf! o, the Mills Free Trade bIll marble Ess put on the free list. but during the discussion when the several items comprising the bill were Icing discussed, Mr. Houck, Congress nan from Tennessee, when marble wss reached, moved to strike it from the free lis. on the ground that if kept there it would destroy sn industry that employ ei several thousand men "in my own county" Hefurther said that " with free marble it IS 6 notorious fact that Ameri- ola marble cannot compete with for eiEn." So marble was stricken from ihs free list and an important industry ir Mr. Houck's town county will be P,5teoted. So shameful q pandering for votes 10 pass 6 bill never before c5Brsc- terizsd congress sIn.e it was called to- ge;her as 6 legislative body.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04
Of All ThIugs in the World

A tonic is what EervOus people re- quire, To impars strength into the nsr- vous oTgBnigm i1 tn insure its tranquil ity, provided ca1sss of unhealthful ex- citement nre CvUlied. 4 medeoinal tonic thg,-ite uOstetter's Stomach Bitters-c0mmEuJs tue unqualified sNuctioE ot .h5 healing profession, and which institute, general reform in a bilious, ti Gpepsic and dohIlI,ated con- diti"n Cf thc FysteE1. is surely entitled e. a carelal trial by intelligent people, cagsbi, Ci forming due CGtImsto of A
 1lroccinr, from emphatic bud often re- corded pro'csEicnsi eyidcrCc in its be- hall. Nc. only nre the Icrycs aud -tDlIich InYjgo-stcd by thc BItters, but the system is slsO endowed with un- w0u.ci power of resistance tO Infiusp- ces m ar, water CT daily AvocatioE, sub yersiyc of health. Prominently danger ous among the fest named of these is malaria. against which HOsietters S-CmEch Bitters affords competent sEfocuarC. Rheumatism and kidney trouJles are also prevented and over come by it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04
To Measure Water.

Take two boards eight inches wide each, and long enough to stretch across the stream. Cut out piece two or three inches wide (trom the edge CT the one which will be the lover boErdl by ss many inches long as yOu thluk HCous- ssry to pass all the water IT the stream, then nail them together, with s.rin5 bev eled to reosivs a slide fitted win c0rr-s- bonding beveled edges, go thst the nun Der of square inches of opening Is Bs- tained, whereby the water should stand level with the upper edge of the board, and yet not overflow. This will deter mlne the nnmber of miners inches of water delivered by the stream. ' ben multiply tbe number of sanHre Ischcs of opening by l3 i-5 (being the number of gallons discharged by each mIueT's I1eh) under eight inches pressure, G9c rho product will be the correc. nUrllar Ct gallons at your disposal per minute. Or If you wish to convert the product into cubic feet multiply the number of inch eE of opening by l.16 and the Tesr Niil be in cubic fest.
 The specific gravity is as follows:
 I cubic foot of water equals e . pounds or 7.4S U. 2. gallons.
 1 cubi' foot of water equs's 6.2 8 Imp, gellons or 1.4S |. 5, gallons.
 cubic inch of water equals .C36 pounds.
 cylindrical foot of water equals 49l pounds, or S9 |. B. gallons.
 l |. $. gallon Of water equals S3l podnds.
 IU. $. gallon Of water equals 33l cu- bio inches.-Hoof sud Horn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04
Copper and Lead Market.
Engineering .ni Mining JOurpaI)


 | OJPPER.-Sinee our Isst raport th. market has undergone DO important enshge' The situation remsing practical " the same and more than ever con- trolled by the syndicate. A further Iot or spot copper was put ou the market during the week, but the whole of II was readily absorbed Spectators .are not now putting out sales for the ls'er months to the same extent zs a month or two ago, as they see that the ehsuohes oi being able to cover susb ssles without having 10 go to the rePrt senAtives of the syn dicaie are very small if not iupossi- ble, and 10 reckon on 6 collapse fin prices, ID view Cf the absolute control of the market by the syndicate and f. nancial strength of that body. certainly does not commend itself as A prudept operation. In addition to this It may oe expected that ihe stocks of visible supplied which have been rapidly sc- eumulailng during the past few months, and it IS reported 4.OOO tons during the past fortnight will increase more slow ly hereafter, a. with the exception of the Calumet & Heola, which is not yet turning out its normal quanity, all the other mines have brought their output up to their full capacity, Consump- non also shows sign of improve men', again and this applies especially 'o copper tor electrical purposes. On ihs Now York Metal exchange the busi ness transacted durDig tbe week just closed amounted to about 400, GOO pounds m Lake descriptions. and inc closing gunIailOns for Lake brands and Spot, lh'f5; July: l6 %; August. I6.77; SsJ- iem6er. l9-7O; October. 16 co; Novem- Der. l6GO; December, l6-E0. Out side brands are Also in somewhat m proved demand si quotations ranging from 10 to l5Ii.
 Lead.-In this marke. prices have gwen away again and ve close with very wesk feeling. Lead has been free W offered both by holders of stocks in this city and Western smelters, the latter having now come out with offers at about S90 to392I< New York delivery, without however. finding buyers. The nut look IS not very favorable, ss the 4tocks here are greater than are reQuir- ed to meet the demand snd hsngs ss Q weight over the market Consumption 1Aslhlso been rather poor lately, and II IS not eSn-cted tO improve before the l Tall. and h themeantime stocks out West l are aoonmulaiIrg, the sales there having | been less than during last month. Our | lnsibg quotations arc: Spot. 3 7s; July | , B.. August September 90. l he Lon ion market hss declined during tho week. and the last table quotations are 2f. l2-. 9i. fer SpanIsh, and Gl2. Is. 'd. fr English.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04
Personal.

hir. \. IT. TrohlIcAste:n of Mobile. Ala. writes: take great pleasure m re- commending Or. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, having ssed 1t for s severe attack of Bronchitas and CatHrrh It gave me iusian, relief and entirely cured me ard have not been afflicted since, also beg to state that I had tried other remedies with DO good re suit. Nave also tried Electric BiIters and Dr. Kings New Life Pills. both of which l can recommend.
 Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con sumption. Coughs and Colds IS sold ID a positive guarantee.
 TlisI bottles free at Geo. Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04

DURING the year 1884. ISS5, and par,
 ot lSs6 there WAS general deprsss;o,
 of busiatss throughout the United
 States, Some of the most prominep,
 ndvoc stes of free trade, thus dsprass,o,
 has been due to over-productiou brought
 on by excessive stimulation Of our ;udus-
 trles through the agency of high tariff
 That their statements are not true has
 already been shown by the enormous
 lmportatioEs of foreign goods which
 nave been consumed in this country
 durng these three years. There can
 not be over-production of the sooes
 made 10 ou- own factories when VA
 havei imported Sl.SS0. .66I, ,I5S worth of
 foreign products daring that time. The
 depression of business has been brought
 on, not by having tariff that was to
 high, but by the reduction of driI.s
 that took place in 1883. By the tax :1g
 oil Of duties from foreign imports the pr,es oi all kinds of goods WAS unset tied, manufacturers closed up their es- taoiishmenss, or reduced the wages of thelr employees,or put them perhaps ,ou, on hall tune; and when laborers are tAooTn outo employment. consumu- ton as well Gs production Is lessened.
 The market in this country has been oversiocked by foreign, not by domestic goods. We should have bu. little need for a market in foreign countries if We had entire control of our own market at home II Is admitted by all that the American market is the best ia the world. How, then, csn American producers be teneated by surrender ing good home market to ootRln poorer foreign mar ket? The remedy ths, our free traders prescribe for the depression of business Is to place raw maleI ial' on the 1 free list. The object of th's. II is claim | ed, IS to enable our manufacturers to | make goods cheaper, SO as 10 sell in for eign countries; but Tn so doing, many | indus ries which are indesp ensEble to ihe manufacturers in this country are arrested CT destroyed. Free rGw mate rial mesDs free wool, free pig-Iron, free coal etc and the effect of placing tbese articles on the free list would be to des- troy the lndu5tElos in this country now isvoted to theIr production. When this was accomplished, the price of raw material would at once oe greatly ad- ERncei. The depressing effect of the reduction Of duties in IsS3 hes been rs- eogn'zed by every man engaged iu the production of wool in this cou ltTy. IT wool Tese now Flsoed on the free list ifs production would be so unproftsble that the amount produced would be re- iuCei one half or two thirds; ss most of the people engaged in the business would be driven out of 1t. The country 1eyer Is more prosperous than when we have 8 high tariff, and the reason is because it gives our people active em- Dloy ment in manufacturing and other industries, and this gives them plenty ,t money with which to buy the com Orts of fife. both foreign and domestic; [ gives farmers good prices. and thus snRbles them to buy freely of mEnufac- 1rsd products; 1t furnishes business or transportation routes, and adds in very way to the wealth and prosperity # the nation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04
COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY SATIrRDAY AUGTST 1 Io9s

Ioan, of the oo5imi;tee on public lands, today introduced n the house a hilI 10 set EysIi n trac; cf land in New Mexico. hiIOiaiugg tho COchito Iodian ruserva- ton. Gs s puiii' reservation on account "i It's Bcch,olic | remains.
 WAsHiSGTo.. July 30.-The house com3ittee on iaauuiacturers submitted Hn elaborate T. port to-day concerning the trusts inv s,Igation. The report says Luat the qui.y has been directed pErticalHrly into tbs methods of the sugar trust and standard o.l lrast snd thHt the testimony hss ssOsu that n nnmbrr o'cOrposaiIons have Issued their stock tO indiviJua!s who la turn have surreudCrei stock to the trustees and accepted certIrcEtes of stock issued by the trustees.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04
Wonderful Cures,

". D. iIoyt k Co. Wholesale and Re- tail Druggists of Rome, Gs. say: We have been selling Dr. Kings New DIs- cUvery. Electric Bitters and Buck len . Arnica Sslve for four years. Have never handled remedies that sell as wall. or give such universal satisfaction. There have been some wonderful cures effect cd by these medicines in this city. Sev- eral cases of pronounced consumption have been entirely cured by use of @ few bottles of Dr. Kings New DiscOve- ", taken in connection with Electric Biiters, We guarantee them always. Sold by Geo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04
Don't.

let that cold of yours run on. You think it is light thing. But 1t may run into cstsrrh. Or into pneumonia, Or consumption.
 Oatarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is dangerous. Consumption IS death it- self
 The breathing apparatus must be kept healthy and clear of all obstruc- lions and offensive matter. Otherwise there IS trouble ahead.
 All the diseases of these parts, head, nose. throat, bronchial tubes and lungs. can be delightfully."- and entirely cured by the use of Boschee's German Syrup. If you don't know this already, thou sand and thousands of people can tell you, They have been cured by 1t. and "know how it is, themselves" Bottle only 70 cents. Ask any druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04
Fresh Every Day.

At the U. s. Bakery, Choice Con.ec- tiOnAry, Strawberries, Cherries, Ice Cream by the dish. quart or gallon. Come and see us. We have pies and cakes for the ladies and candies for the babies. Eggs fresh by the dozen or case, butter by the pound, roll or tub, cheese 1t We have from one pound 10 a ton just as you wish. Come snd est bread and milk. Lunch milk by the glass, quart or gallon. Fresh Fish. Fresh Fish, Fridays st 6 G- m.- every week. Oranges. lemons and lines with all other goods at prices to suit the times
 Furnished dwellings tO rent
 D. BAKERY. Congress St, Tucson 4, F. RULR, prop.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04

ANOTHER revision of the bible is De- cessary to keep in tune with the Arizona weather clerk, under whose mRnipula- ton the rain DO longer Halls on the just Rnd the unjust" alike, and more than one cornfeld Is suffering in consequence. The ranches of two worthy gentlemen, resident neighbors on the RIllito, are 6 striking example of the cratic ways complained of. To one the blessing of the heavens have been given and his corn thrives and grows apRce. but from iie other Jupiter Pluvius has wtheld hls hand and but 6 wiihered crop of stalks will be harvested. The rains in southern Arizona this season have not bezn general Whirlwinds of dust may De seer playing over one acre, the ws- Ter on the next may be deep enough to ssl! s boat
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04

IHR Survey General in his report published to-day advances the idea that .suis claimed under tbe old Spanish lsui grant farce, should be confirmed to the claimants aud so be msde taxable property. The CITIZEN offers what We consider a still better suggestion, and that IS tax the pretentiOns of the pre- tenders. In other words If parties clain snillion acres. tax them for that amount inssmuch as they generally manage to make use of the land and hsrrsss and annoy other settlers if there be any thereon. By this means they retsrd the d5Velopement of the country and conse- glent increase of revenue that would cilerEise accrue to the county and ter riory. If this was done, and done It should be, more than one of these over sharing preteDtions would dwindle into Insignificant proportions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04

IT now seems to Le foregoue conclu- sion that Cleveland vii carry England without even broken shire 10 mark a dissenting vote. The United States never had o popular presldent-on the other side of the wster-ss Mir, Cleve laoi. It Is to be regretted that the same cannot be sad of him in his own coun-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04
N EEKLY CITIZEN SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, lSSS.

HE following interesting item is from ,he English Iron Era: The Golden Club IS trying to raise large sum of money 70 be spent in furthering the Free-Trsde propaganda in the United States. Lord Brassey has given GL00O, others less, and the hat is going round.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04

TIE Indian question was never Tn tsirer way of solution than It IS at pre- sent The Indians implicated In the u ling Of Grace and Deihl have been dealt with by the whitemsn's law. and the offenders punished-some to be with death and others with terms Of lmpris- oument In proportion to their guilt And now comes information stating that ibe Indian Agent at San Carlos has sig- uide1 his willingness to surrender cer- tsin Indians charged with crimes com uI.ted in Pinsl County, to be dealt with Lceording to the measure of their oiler Ces. The very fact tbst these Indians will be surrendered will do much to de Ger others from wrong doing. Hereto fore the Reservation has been the ref uge and benefsctcr of every murderer and thief that wore a copper colOred skin. To get back to the Reservation meant immunity from punishment as the civil law was powerless to reach them. We have not been informed ss t5 what Indians are 10 be surrendered but Rs Jere Fryer-one of the best and most effective sherifTs in Arizona, to- day-made the demand 1t is safe tD say ihst old Eskiminzin and his band, will soon be behind the prison bars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04

WE surrender to-day much of our space to the annual report of Surveyor General Hise. We publish it in i.s en- tirety Bs 6 matter of news and oI gen. erRl interest to the people of thls Terri tory, without in any way belng responsi- ble forl the ideas or opinions expressed therein.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04
Rncklin,s ArnIca SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum- Fever Sores, Tetter, Chspped Hands, Ohilblsins, Oorns. and all Skin Erup- tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 20 cents per box. For sale by Geo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04

THOUSANDS have been relieved If in- digestion and loss of appetite by a sin gle bottle of Ayers SGrsaprilla. The use of this medicine, by givIng tone and strenth to the sssimi!atiye organs, has made innumerAble cures Of chronic dys- pepsIs. Price sl. Worth g. bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04

TIE following protection plank n the Eepublican platform is good enough to ne to "We are uncompromisingly ID tavor of the American system of pro lection. We protest against its destruc- hou proposed by the President and bis pariy. They would secure the inter esl of Europe. We will support the in isrests of America. We accept the is- 'le Bnd confidentislly appeal 10 the peO- De for their judgment. The protec- N'n system must be maintained, Its s1sndonment has always been followed Uy general disaster to all interests, eI- 'lose of the usurer and the sheriff. "e denounce the Mills bill ss destruc- u'e to general business, the labor and 'ls farming interests of the country, s-1 ve heartily endorse the constant rS''otic action of the republican rep 'esentatIyes ID congress in opposing its PassaSe. We condemn the proposition
 tle Democratic party to place wool VI The free list, and insist that the du- "'s thereon shall be adjusted and main '1iled so us to furnish full and adequate po'eetion to the industry.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04

We cannot do justice tO the eateem in VbIch CUTIOUEA the great SkIu Cure. aut cum CHN SoAP sn exquisite Skin Beautiler rrspar. q fIuui it. and CUTICUKA REsOLyEST. the nev bio,i fu- riher arc hold by the thou-a-dz lpou tts,fl-tuts whose llvcs have been mai' haply h4 t.e cure of agonIzing. humiliatIng, itching. scaly End Iilp- ly diseases of the skin. scalp, ani b.ont, Nth lOss of hair
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04
Cnnnalia Harillc I.iIa

Ooppel's Hsrdics meet all trains, at end tO all calls for balls and parties Special attention given ts funerals snd picnics. On hand both day and night Orders may bs left with Max Zier, cor ner Congress and Meyers.
 l. F. OoPPRL,
 proDriot0r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04
ETaTI Night 1 GCTalGhRd
Until the skin was raw. B'dg covered vIth scales like spots of mortar. tuEei by rhs Cuticuri. i.stuv,iIe=.

scales like spots of mortar. tu1ei by The
 Cutioura i.slv,iIez.
 an going to fell yol uf thc -.i..r,iirarS chang,s your tUrTCuKt hTyi~HT.- rsr'..-lIa.t uu me. Anout the l-t of April ls-' srrlsri some rel pImplas lISr coming 0Ut a.I .s-r -H. t.stT. but thought nothing u' Ir uHfil -irF tlf.s. H.rrr on when it began tu luus lIs. -uut- uf ..,,fffr spOtte,i on. and which came. sti f lHsrr- ar-.H. panied with itching. | would -rrtf. -v-rg ui. .r untll was raw. thea Inc ut.t uI-hr rt.. sruI-s being formed mean NiIfl-. yrre -.-tfr.s-t uft again. In yain dId cuu-rit sll fia J.Hfuf- lu the country. but wIthau; aid. After a.s1ur ru all hopes uf recpsery. hRpprUet fu -fr - .,ir.'r ttsemenJ m the newspaper about y.,Hr tr-ri.rrs kEHEDIEs and purc.ias,-i t-tu from uS drug. Kist, and obtained almost iumaila-. I..Ils.-. bsgan tO notice that the scay nrup'iug- gradual Iy druppad of and disappeared ou- i.E ol,. aut have besn fully cured. had Inc GI--.- titrf.-n months before began taking tIi. tJ4I,r ut kF- cured. My dissaze gcz-Iut and I-1ri>-ir recommended the CUrIcULN kF'frIlg- tu aIi 10 my vicinity. and know of great many vhp have takcu them. especially I"tU-rs ua1 have babes with scaly eruptiuus on ts-fr iHitfi- u"ft bodies l cannot expre-s iu Vpr,,- th- t.HHas Co. yOu for vhAi the CUTICUKA kfuTrIE- t.v. been tO me. Ny body VRs covered vIft -stis=. and was an awful spectacle to behold. Nua u.E -klu Is A- nics and clear as a hlhy'-
 GEO. COILT, Merrill. W-.
 Sept. 2i, 1887.
 Feb. :. lsss Not a trAce whatsoever of the die ease from which suffered hH- sllYsn if-rlf -lucs m rnra GEO GUIET
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04

Sold everywharr. Price. tUrtCrHt. 'Nc s'tP, g.; REsoLEvST. Sl, Prepared by tts FuTTEE DRUG AND CHENIC Co Boston, Macs
 Er-Sand for How tO Cure skIL DIseases, 't pages. 5J illuslrAtIuns. anI I-l t.-i lL--lla-i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04
Sore Eyes

WI V
 The eyes are always in sympathy With the body. and afford an excellent index of it's condition. When the eyes b,..al-.s weak. and the lids infiamsd arI sore. ir iS an evidence that the system has become disOrdered by ScroflIa, for which Ayers SarsapsTilla Is tho best known remedy.
 Scrofuls. which produced a painful in nammatiOn in my eyes. caused me much suffering for a number of years Ry tho advice of a physician I commenced taklu. Ayers Sarsaparilla- After using th-s medicine Ashort time was completely
 Cured
 My eyes arc now in splendid cout ton, and l am as we'll and strong .ls ever. Mrs. William Gage, Concord, V. II.
 For number of years l WAS troubled with humOr in my eyes. and was unable to obtain any relief Uutll COmmsus-d using Ayers Sarsaparilla. Thi- mr,ii- cine has effected a complete cure. and | believe it tO be the best uf bloOJ pur.- ters. s.-C. F. Upton. Nashua. N. II.
 From childhood. and until with a f-~ months, have been afflicted with W-ak and Sore Eyes. | have used for these complaints. with byurhclal r-su.t-. Ayers SSrsaparilla, and consider i- a great blood purifier - Ms. C. Phillips Glover, Vt.
 I suffered for a year with iurluma- ton in my left eve. Three ulr-rs iuru4ei on the ball. depriving me of sight. and causing great pain. After trying many other remedies. Co no purpose. ! VAS lual- ly induced tO use Ayers S4rsap4Ellil-
 By Taking
 three bottles of this medicine have been entirely cured. My sight has bH-u r-- stored. and there IS no siEn Of inrauus- tiOn, sore. or ulcer m my eye - k u4Ai T. Bowen, Sugar Tree Ridge. Ohio.
 My daughter. ten years old was afii.,t- cd with Scrofulous Sore Eyes During the last two years she never saw hghr lt any kind. Physicians of tho highest standing exerted their skill. but with no permanent success. On the resumIncu- dalton of a friend l purchased a bottle of Ayers Sarsaparilla, which my daughter commenced taking Before she had U-f,t the third bottle her sight was restored Her cure Is complete. - W. F.. Suthvr- land. Evangelist, Shelby City. Ky. 'i Ayers SarsapariIla, Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aver S Co. Lowell. Ma.=. ROid y all DruEgists- Prise sI, siE bottles. C..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04

DINIPLES. black -head- red rough. ctappst II VI and oily skin prevented hs 'CTicUHt SOAP.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-04
Sept. 2i. 1ss7

Feb. :. lsss Not trsce ~hs-soever "f tas die
 ease from which l suffered has shosn it-rlf -lucs my cure GEO. COItf