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Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
Correct It.

The whole system OF assessing
prope ty in AIiZ ma, at least hi
pat Of t, is radically wrong. In ia, e
If The At sessor goirg from house t.
house and farm 10 farm, seeing ca b
p zee Of property and as -essii it at it's
4crual cash v.lue at forced sale, T. e
whole' thing is jumped at. Take for
us apce tots YEARS. a sessment roll A i
The patented land in the county il
Glazed at s. per acre, rega; dless If it
actual value; cat lie are ali put in at SO
per head, the highest IN the territory
scrubs and tboroughbreds al Ike, VIII o
one mans cattle are worth 81 per head.
snother's are =orth from $50 to $50
each. H rses worth $50 each are put H.
the same scale With th Sc worth OIL,
Sl0-all put in at S25. Gold watches
worthS250 are in tie same class as those
~oFth $40 all valued at $50 each.
Cattl- in Yuma country are assessed
higher than the fine thoroughbred stock
of MaIiropa cou, try. Pi-nos are
treated the same IS watches. Town
lots thst happen to be in the same
locality ali go in lump like cattle.
E CT pes of pr, perty should b+
priced 1T its actual Cash value There
i, ~ this ma ter a wonderful cbanc
for m~gui ficent reform, one that vii
eneft every cit I'm Of Arizona
SanliI ei
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
A JEWELRY ROBBERY.
The House OF Manuel Amado Cleared
of $500 Worth.

The house If Manuel Amado, a rich
Mexican rancher, living on uDper Stone
avenue, was lered and robbed of
$500 WORT of ieweiry recently.
The family entire have been at The
ranch for a weeks stay. They returned
Sunday morning and with dlsm y found
drawers open, desks and bureaus riff d
and much jewelry about in various
places gone. 1t Was good iex-lry, tn
real article, Arizona geld made into
various articles by Tucson artisans, and
valuable, some for assocj ton and all
Intrtnsically.
The jewe'ry included b eastpins.
several o N ~; gold watch AID chain,
q ladi watch, a very fine gold cross
and ros try, chairs. ct e. C. The gold
value of the lot is fully $50.
Nothir G else was TAX d. The thieves
were after valuable p under, and no
monev was left for them.
1t is thought the robbery occur ed
Friday night A hired man VS. near
the house all day. AT night the small
bov Of a neighOor told his n ,repts of
seing ligh in he house. They gave
him 10 heed, think ng tie people [ ad
return. d
The police Think they have clew in
the mattsr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
1000 GONE.
An Island Swept Clean of
Everything.
WORK OF A TIDAL WAVE.
Two Sailors of a Thousand Peo-
pc the Only Survivors,
Awful Experience.

New ORLEANS, Oct 4-The disaster
at Grand land a. d Cheniere is IN
! PARALLEL in this section. The tir-t authen-
| tic news came this morning when several
survivors reached here. They tell heart
rending stories. A tidal wave swept
over the Island destroying lives and
property on all sides. One hundred
at d forty-fve families are said to have
peri, had. Among the dead are DIR. Frey,
a prominent phys clan, and wife.
The steamer g Weber, was wrecked
and several of the crew lost
some people here, familiar with the
topography of Grand Island are in
clined to think the story of destruction
there is exaggerated.
LATER-A thousand LIVES.
New ORLEANS, Oct. f. (Bulletin) 1t
is now e tlmsted that the loss of life at
Grand Island and Cheoiere, and in
Grand and Adoras bays aud Oys er bay
set lemnJ we're reach eight hundred
to thousand.
Reports continue to come in Of hor-
rible destruction a1d death wrought
by the storm and tidal wave.
Matthew's Weerbyez and Dominic
Mergodich, sailors were rescued by one
of the ugRers.
The story they tell of the disaster at
Grand Island is horrlfyiDg in extreme
During the recital of the scenes of that
h DIT BILE night they wept bitterly. They
said the sea WIS raging all day, and in
creased alarmingly toward night. About
10 p. 10. the wind shifted TO southwest.
These men lived on the west end of
he island, ,far out TO sea As the
f a-hes of hghtrins Illuminated the
arkness the MANN tn wave could be
seen travelling with wonderful rapid
Ity towsri the i-lsnd, accompanied by
isa ike thunder.
o. come a terrible thing, growing
mOmentarily.
The islands were wrapped in slumber.
The two N en- were too fraie htened to go
to their homes, and It NAMED in the boat
during the terrible n light
HorrItied hey watched the tidal wave
Apr ach the island until it struck.
THE LAND DISAPPEARS.
Then all was da' kness. The island,
far "a the eve could reach. was
covered with water. The next
fash of high ming the two fishermen
found the themselves far off to the
north of the island and locking about
could eee nothing but sheet of water,
he island havi, g totally disappeared.
ST.. LUIS, OF ga New Orleans
special to the r public states that In
Baycu,a nook beiwesu Baratrar;a by
and the mou h of the Mississippi, a colony
o: oystermen numbering $50 were drown
ed during the storm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
MEDALS TO ARIZONA.
Graham, Cochise and ella County
get Honors at the Fair.

CHICAGO, Oct. Among medals
awarded by judges at the fair are the
GLOWING among the Arizona exhibit OF
gold and silver ores:
Arizona collections OF gold, Hubbard,
Harqua Ha'a mines, Yuma county.
Silver and copper, Peabody mines.
United Verle Copper company, Yava-
pal ccunyc Upper ores.
Detroit Copper company, Graham
county, collection of copper ores.
Arizona Copper company, Graham
county, copper ore.
United Globe Copper company, ella
Gu ty, copp ore.
Jules Baum, collection OF copper ore,
Old Dominion Copper company, ella
county, copper ore.
Chi, tmas Gift company, Pinal coun-
ty, silver ores.
Copper Queen Mining company, cop
per ore.
A. B own & Co., Tombstone, silver,
lead AID zinc.
t. E. S hin, Ccchise county, colIec-
ton OF gold and silver ore.
Tombstone Mining Il Milling company
gold, lead and silver ores.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
KILLED BY THE CARS.
VIM. Sigel, a Breakman, Falls Under
the Wheels near Yuma.

the Wheels near Yuma.
VIM. Sigel head brakeman OF CNn-
iuCtor Spiers' train, was killed this
morning by the cars near Yuma.
The accident occurred at o'clock.
vt La Gurta, few miles this side of
Yuma, gel caught at an iron handle to
n unit the car. The handle was
'eFe tiv-, gave away, and let him unde
b. wheels. He fell heav ly, AID struck
across one vail The following ca
wheel caught him aero the legs. TIL
Whole tram passed over him. 1t was
10 the morning and what had befalleD
vas not seen by fellow tralnmeo. The
rain had gone on for several miles after
he accident Def )re be was miss d. Tn
-DgiDe was then run back, but slowly,
as he injured man was back, but look
d IT anywhere. 1t was ID b 'ur IF 1T
e had been 50 terribly injured that h.
vas found.
Silel was conscious. but in much
tail.
Carefcl'y he was picked up and ar
rngemenis made for brn ping him 10
Tucson H. died on the rad.
The DO preached tbs city at IL tn 8
morning. The funeral takes pl &c
Wedn Law. His mother is expected
morrow iglt.
The deceased leaves a wifi, and LITTLE
girl H. was a member OF the ord.r Of
Conduc ors, and insured in the ord-r
HE ~ b r Iv-s A. b g Springs, Texas e.
ard he hal brother who is conductor
on the Texas & Pacific ropd.
Mr.. Sig, came to Tucson three years
ago. nth Conductor order card. He
woulo have befn given train ere long,
Is SAID, had be lived. He was a quiet
gentlemanly vourg man, resp cted by
all knowIng him. Greatest sympathy
IS expresse for his widow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Howard Billman j quite i'll.

Mrs. Howard Billman j quite i'll.
j. Roe Young. Indian agent al
SacatoD, ls in the city.
H Ii. McPhaul, ella Bend; S. jackson
Los Ang les; S Perry, Lafayet e, Ind
are at The Oind riff.
E astus Wood, of the San Pedro
TaIl-y, ill here, IS still Very low. Fears
fpr his recovery are expressed.
Mrs. Ada Irw of Phoenix is in town
IN business FIRE the land Office Mrs
Irwin Is one OF the best lawyers in the
terri DRY on land mates.
G r. Nutter has returned from a
mon his Trip at the Worlds fair. His
son E.nne sworlh accompani d him, and
VIII as let him In his grocery business
on Meyer street.
Profes ors Gulley, and Boges have IT,
'urued from the nor hern part of he ter
rlIoy, era they went on bu mess
connected with canagrie experime Mt.
Mem hers of the Tucson bar as Z, llows
att IL d supreme courl: Jud se
v ri bit, GeDeral Hepe, Hon S. NJ.
+ ak in, District Attorney Hereto 70
ana Judge Barnes.
Mr.. Raebling, wife and servant
arrived IN Tucson. Mr.. Raebhug is
the SOD of The great engineer who built
The ookl! n br dye, and is an engir ear
mseif. Mr.. Raeblng is here t. take
advantage of he mild climate and vii
probably remain throug out the winter.
and may conclude t, undertake work IN
a profession, ii way while in Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
THE CITY DADS.
They Adjust the Tax Rate-Police
man johnson Reinstated.

They Adjust the Tax Rate-Police-
man johnson Reinstated.
At last gifts city council meeting
the tax Ia'e was fixed, up motion OF
Councilman Woods, at 81 on every 500
valuation, the lewis for the differer |
fund being, city general fund. eighty
cents; territorial bonds interest, ten
cents; sinking fund, ordinance No. 43,
ten cents.
An ordinance was adopted regulating
the holding of all professions IN the
city. 1t provides that permission must
be secured before anv organization
parad-s the streets, and it also provides
hat no other flag than that OF the
UGit-d States shall be carried at the
head Of process ion.
Cptain W r Johnson was reinstated
on the police force.
Tha finance committee reported that
the books of the city tax collector and
assessor had been insp cted and found
TO be neat End in per ect ordar.
w z. Armstrong. who purchased the
Or. Fenner lot, Cd Franklin. street at the
t 'ot of C urch. asked that he ba given
fur her time 70 set hack the fer ce of
tie lot, as recently orCered. The request
was compl ed vi b.
Matters OF routine wo k were acted
upon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
Statehood Convention.
Rooms OF STarEsooD CoN,,,r

Rooms OF STATEHOOD Co,MITrrE.
PH"ENIx, ArIzp a, sept. 10, 1898
A ter itOr al STAT hood convention is
n r~by called as embie in the ,ity of
Ph9nlx on the q b day of November,
1873. ID adopt such measure rs no v
seem ppropriat4 to secure the admIs-
sion OF ARR na as state and t. select
"A u table numb of delegates to adj
vance such 81 use before congr
The conv-n ion will consist of savent,I
members apportioned as follows:
ApArhe rou ~ 6. Cococino 4, Cochise 8.
Grahfm 6, G Ia. Maricopa 10, Mo- ave
:: INA III, Pinal 6, Yavapal 8, and
Yuma 4.
Il ich county will select it's delegates
to such convention in ire manner it
NAV deem advisable. 1t is earnestly
h PEG that the vital interests involved
Will Insure the active cooperation of the
entire people of the territory.
Signal: j w. Evans, A. G. Baker,
VIM Christy, n o Murphy, Henry E.
Kemp, Jerry NJ lay. w. T. Smith
Frank Cox. Z. III. Hitler,
territorial papers please copy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
They Give Their Reasons,

Perh ps some OF our readers would
like know in wha' res ,ect hamber
IA n Cough Remedy Is better tlau any
other. Va will tell you When this
Remedy is taken as soon as a cold has
been contract ed, and Def re it has te-
come settled in the system, IT will
coun'eract the effect of the cold aud
greatly lessen it's severity, and it is the
only emedy III will do this. 1t acts
10 perfect harmony with nature and aids
natur- IN reli wing the lungs, opening
The seer tons, gu flying the mucu- the
Innes and restoring the system to a
St odg aud healthy condition. No
other remedy in the market possesses
these remarkable propeit IS. No other
will cure cold so quickly. For sale
+. FLEIsHMAN, Druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
Aren Year old CRIMINAL.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 3.-The
younge. GRIMM 4 ever brought up IN
th federal court 10 this state, was con-
victed here to-day He was John
Brennan, aged ten. who robbed the
postoffice at Gate City some months
ago. Though so yo nx, he was hard
case. His parents being dead, he
had led a maynard life ard has started
out to be a regular robber, resisting all
efforts of CHI ritable ladies to reform him
and several times escaping from houses
Of correction. Br imam was the leader
of juvenile gang of robbers. 1t seems
that after th-ir first escaped, the rob-
berry of the Gate City postoffice, they
were arrested, but only Brennan was
convicted. He W II be sent to the gov
eminent rsformatory school in the
District of Columbia.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
SILVER AT ST. LOUIS.
The Exception Clause Comes in 70,
Denunciation.

ST. Louis, Oct. 4.-When the Pan
American Bimetal'ic league met this
nor ing the committee on resolutions
WAS not rea y t. report.
The convention considered general
business. letters of regret, etc.
That of Governor Fl, black was an
ext ns'vs sta is'ical argument for BIZ
met llism. Walter w. Allen WAS intro
troduced and addres ed the CONVENTION
plead ng for free coinage, but more
especially denouncing what is known
as the exception clause"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
Million Friends.

4 friend in need is friend indeed
and not less than one million people have
und just such friend in Dr. Kings
New d scov ry ;c- Consumption.
CJugh4, and Colds.-It you have never
used TIE Great Cough Me lcine, one
ir al will convince you that it has won-
derful curative powers in all diseases Of
Troat, Oh st and Lungs. Eacl bottle
is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or
money will be refunded. Trial b tile
free at Gorge Martins Drug store.
Large DO tess soc. and S1.0O.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07

RIVERSIDE, Cal. OF 3.-Two more
Chiuamen we're arrested here today by
a deputy United States marshal. Harri
son, on warrants issued by Judge Ross
in this disrr 4 court. The men were
ranch hands and we're taken into Gus
today wbIle at work. The officer LEFT
with the prisons rs for Los Angeles as
soon as the arrests were made. The
arrests caused considerable commotion
among the citizen. Of China.oWn, who
has begun to think they would not be
moles,ed again. Thi u kes twelve ar
rests in this city and more warrants will
be ISSUE d in day or two.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07

BERLIN, Oct. 3. - The newspapers
hare today p blish | ss favorable r.
ports re. arding Prince b smark's
health. 1t was the Inteniipn of the
ply sirians to remove him to his home
at FredrIchsruhe yesteday but the
prince was n N a condition to make
the journey. The prospect of recon-
ciliatlun between the ex-chancellor and
the emperor grows slighter every day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
HEALTH is WEALTH

DEB. C. wEsT's NERVE AND BRArx TREAT
nKNT a guaran eed specific for Hysteria, Dizsi
ness, Commissions Fits, Nervous Neuralgis
Headache. Nervous Prostitution caused By tn
Depression. Softenirg of the Brain resulting II
insanity and leading TO misery, decay and death.
Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power
.rrhes caused by over-exertion Of the brain
4alf-abuse or over-indulgeuce. Each box cor,
tains one months treatmsnt. $1-0O box o I
TX boxe- for $500. sent By mail pos paid OF
receipt OF price.
We Guarantee Six Boxes
rocure shy case. With each order received
Is for six boxes, accompanied with $500 We
will send the purchaser our written guarantee TO
refund the money II the treatment does not effect
a cure. Guarantees issued oaly by GEORGE
MARTIN. Sole Agent. s14 Congressstreet Tucson
ASIana
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
THE CATTLE TARIFF.
Republican Principle Of Pro.e,-
ton Applied to Arizona.
a Petition to Have the Duty on
Cattle Removed and q Counter
Docum snt - Sonora Stock.
raising.

| From Cochise county comes wor,
that petition is being circulated there
to be sent TO congress praying that tn
tariff on cattle from Sonora, OF $40 pc
head, be removed. No petition wa
prepared by Arizona stockmen having
large cattle interests in Sonora, wh
want to get their stock to American
markets, says George Atkinson, ir th,
cit for few days.
T cattlemen having stock in Arizona
solely this move is very offensive. The,
W il pr-pare q pet on shortly, which
will probably be sent to the ways a. G
means committee of congress. of late
p g'ged in hearing tariff grievances
to counteract the Cochlse county petit
t on.
This petition will set forth that they
have good many cattle for sale Of their
own in Ar zona, and that stock beinG
br ught into compc' ition with that
f ON Son IRA, where thay are numerous
nd can be Used chesply is highly uu-
fair t. The Arizona.
CATTLE RAISING IN SONORA.
The r-sson stock can be raises more
;heaply in S nora than IN A zona S
that labor there costs next to nothing.
There the vaqueros are obtainable al s.
per mouth, Mexican money, that ofte D
paid in trade, viii Q IN Arzoua ih-y
cost three times as much. Other ranch
X enses are ais less.
The ranges of Sonora are not unlike
those of Ar zvna, except b lug md r.
rough. Cattle roam Over nora by the
hundreds of thousands, belt far less
are now there 'hrn wee prior to the
dry season of 1892. Water is more
plentiful than on the ranges OF this
L, rrltory, Sd that of deep wells Al d
Dumps there are rot so many. How
ever, good many windmiils whIrl 10
The beautiful Sonora stag, and one or
TWO of the finest cattle ranke pumping
10 the southwestern sec
ION of the county are fou d Ia SJnora
The market for stock is largely il
Guaymas, along we'll down thu gulf
cast and IN Lower California. Price
ire not what would be called good IN
A IL ma, though from the M-xican
standp ant there is more made than ~
4 IA. Sales were rec NIL. M sde OF
$40 (Mex'can) for three-year-olds, and
5ll for four " arabs. such prices,
owever, are low as compared with the
ArizCna marke figures.
The cattle in Sonora belonging 10
A il mans are Well irto the thousands.
The Cameron Interests are large, rs sre
those of the Hogans brother. Some
tine cattle belonging to these brands
nave been shipped SO far as the City OF
Mexico. The tariff as il now stands of
$40 per head, Is probib tory. Years age
It was g per head. A good many cat
le are brought 10 from below the border
under a year old, such stock be
ing duty free. Little cattle smuggling
IS dome.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
Resolutions of Respect.

Al the regular meetrg Of San Xavier
Division No 3l3, o. r G. the followin.
res lutions W re adopted.
WHtREAs, It. has pleased Almight,
G d to remove from our midst ouI
WORT Bro her W. A Sigal
RESOLVED. That the members Of Sar
X ,vier Division desire to show thei
sieem and respect to our departed
Brother, ard that We tender our sympa
thy 10 hi surviving wifi ard friend
RESOLVED, That our chartar be drapeC
i moarni for period of thirty days
RESOLVED, That copy of these reso
lutions be s-nt To the bereaved wife anc
to THE RAILWAY CONDUCTORS fol
publication
L:W. LIKE,
R. q. o KELLEY,
A. E. CARNE.
Committee
Tucson. Arizona. Oct, g. 1893.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
A SIP cific for Group.

Il consider Cham berlain's Couch
f -uedy specific for Group. 1t IS YER,
pleasa t to take, VIII CHI i one Of tn
most lmI o tant requ les where a cough
remedy Is intenc. for use among
children. have known OF cas.s If
Group where l know The | f, Of a lit lie
ons WAS saved by the USE of Chan Der
ANS G ugt Remedy" ]. j. L.Grauge.
druggist, AvJca, Neb. 80 cents bottl s
for sale b,
F. FLEIsHMAN, Druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. Winslow's S ching Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
500 hes the child, soft ms the gums, al
lays all pam. cures wind collie, and is
the best reu edy for Darrhea. Tw. MY
five cents bottle Sold by all drug
lists throughout the world.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
Letter List.

Following is list of unclaimed let
ters remaining in the Tucson postoffice
for the week ending Sept. %, 1898:
Agular Jesusita Mason Jesus
Alvarado Margarita Mendoza Eradio
Alvas NJ V 2 Medina Jose
Alderova Franco. Med IA JOsefa
Arvlso HI gia G Morales Carlos 2
boJorquSs Carlota Monreal T odora A
Z imDa Callxto Monreal Eloisa A
Carlin George Moraies Jesus
fampas Franci ca Montoya Tomasa
Carill) Soledad Pima Dolores 9
Castro IsIdoro Pzirro Bari,r;n
Z dova Mayor RAMS Meregildo
Comes Maria r Roy HH
Gonzales Migulla RamIres Guadalupe
q cen VIM. Rios T T r ,mula
Has ii j Rnsales Franciso G
Rerreras Rafai,a F Ruiz Agap to
Hernandez Amador SaIpz Josefs
Huiunburg Eva Val ncia Guadalupe
Lopez Maria de
j KNOX CoRBETT,
p. M.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07

manner just bsfore the explosion. A
cable car aripman has positively
identified him a. one of the three men
who boarded hls car. carrying a valise
labeled "Axel Sorensen," which was
found loaded with dynamite.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
Some Resign.

The following telegram Is self ex-
planatory:
Tucson, Ariz.. Oct. 3, 1893.
Hon. HoKE SMITH.
Secret4'y L terror,
Waship gton, d. G.
SIR:
L have the honor to herewith tender
YOU my resignation as register of the
land fl in this city. Kindly favor
me with its early acceptance
Very reSrecrfnlly.
HERBERT Brown,
RegIsts r.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07

Health demands healthy liver Take
Sm1ns Liver Regulator for dyspepsia
and Indigestion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07

ID mt ruin your digest We organs with
pills and purgatives. Take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07
Prince Bismar, ks Health.

Warte1-Sacond hand ice box, at ITO
jackson street. IL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07

(XTANTED-ARE YOU CATHOIIC7
w Are you unemployed? Will you Work for
il8 per week2 j. h. GAY, So Fifth Ave. Chicago
Illihois. 4-27-I2y
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07

Lo k It he SIZE of the ordinary nil.
Thi o. AL the trouble and disturbance
tn ~ causes you. Wouldn't you well
Co soms lI' z easier IN is WAYS. if
1t the same me 1t did you more good ?
That SIS the case WITH DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pei cts. They're the smallest
IN size, the mIlde t 10 &C ion, but tn d..
most thorough and farreachinp in re-
suits. They follow natures methods.
and they give be- p that lasts Consripa-
ton, Indigestion Bilious Attacks Sick
and Bill ou- Headaches, and all deran-
Rements OF tire liver, st mach and
bowels, are promptly relieved and
permanently cured.
IF we can't cure your Catarrh. no
matter how bad your case or of how
how Iorg standing, well pay your $500
in cash." Tha is what is promised by
tho pro rietors of Dr. Sag4's Catarrh
Remedy. Doesn't it prove. batter than
any words could, this is remedy that
cures Catarrh? Costs only so cents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07

WANTED-SALESMAN FOR CALIFORNIA
w wines; 800 per month and expenses Urn
change for advancement: Commission II pre-
ferred mo experiences required; address. inclos.
Ing stamps, w; A. Vandercook, 90 wine depart
0ent Los Angeles. California
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07

4 N ENERGETIC LIFE INSURANCE MAN
n who can furnish satlsfactor, reference and
good beslness rec rds, can obtain desirable con-
rscts 10 open Territory with large company
oy addrsssing
WILLIAM II. SMITH IL n Rox tox N "
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07

WANTED-AN ACTIVE PRISON. OF GOOD
w character, to { avel with expenses paid.
presenting estab ished house; alsry $50 with
increase; enclose References and self-addres ed
stamped envelope, General Manager, Locx
Drawer P, Chicago.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-07

Tucson, Arizona, Oct, 2. 1893.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-04-06
Hydrnnathic Treatment.

My reader, did you ever try what
is called a ''pack2" If not, let me
tell you what it is like. When you
have slowly un1ressed, you lie down
on small bed, and the attendant
comes with hot mustard bags, which
he places under you and over you and
covers you up with blankets. Very
soon you begin to experience the bite
of the mustard, and your whole body
feels like big burning, or, should
say, tinglins, blister. When the first
sharpness dies down a little, you ex-
perience a certain sensation of ex-
hilaration and comfort.
After a time the attendant comes
and unpacks you and takes you off
and dresses, or, should say, washes,
you down with warm soap and water.
Then you are put into a kind of
shower bath, which starts by being
hot and gradually cools down. Then
you go back to your box and are
rubbed down and dried, after which
you dress and the thing is done. A
pleasant sensation, however, of light
ness. warmth and comfort remains
with you for Observation-Disclosures
Herald.