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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-08-13

az The following is the P. 0. law as
to the competition of journals for the let
ter list
"SEc. 3.-In case ofquestion or dispute,
as to the circulation Of any paper claiming
the advertisement of the uncalled for let
tiers, it shall be the duty Of the postmaster,
on the first Monday of Janury, in each
year hereafter, to receive evidence and de-
eide upon the the fact such decision shall
remain for one year, unless, for good cause,
the Postmaster General shall otherwise or
der; and the evidence upon which the post
master decides to give the printing to par
ticular paper shall always be open to in.
spection. In all such cases, the postmas-
ter shall, at least one week p"ior to the day
of receiving such evidence, fix and define
the limits and boundaries of the territory"
etc.
We submit that it is clear from the above
that contestants for the letter list must
make the test of respective calculations on
the "lst Monday of January" and it was
also the duty" of Mr.. Benton, had there
been any question in his mind, to have re-
ceived evidence on the first Monday of JAN
uary last. No other time is legal except by
special order Of the P. NJ. General.
Furthermore, while Mr.. Drummond no.
tilted Mr.. Benton on the ''frst day of June
that he was going to compete for the list,
We were only notified verbally of the com
petition on the evening of the last Thurs
day in June, little more than three days
before the award was made to the Ne,cs.
We deny that we had sufficient notice
and neither Of the proprietors of this pape,
were notified that awards would be made
early Monday morning, or "agreed to file
their affidavit early in the morning." as
stated by Mr.. Benton through his attorney
in this weeks Neus.
Finally, we are content always to rest all
questions of veractv, as well as loyalty,
with the public, to whom we apologize fol
the space given to so small a subject.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-08-13

Dress Goods, ..
Ginghams, Prints,
Shawls, Lawns,
Challies, Jaconets,
Barred Muslins,
! claims. Cambrics,
Crashes, Cottonades,
Jeans, Satinetts,
Cassimeres, Flannels,
Linen Table Cloths,
Para.ols, Hoop Skirts,
Hosiery, handkerchief
Shoes and Boots,
Fine Combs, ,
Coarse do
Pocket do
Needles, Hooks e. Eye
Pearl Il Agate Buttons
Pant Buttons,
Letter Paper.
Envel0ps, Steel Pens,
Lead Pencils,
States, Violin Strings,
SCOTT &
June 4, 1862,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-08-13

And oerGreat Bargains to the Purchaser and partcu
larry to the Merchants stock comprises large
assortment Of just such Goods they must keep,
follows:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-08-13

20 without company, whereupon the pros
pcc,ive owners of shoulder straps begged
the object Of their coming would not be di.
vulged and they would Immediately return.
After enjoying one Of Durham's good din
ners they returned to the boat under Col
onel's escort and took the return train home
wards, with mighty active and difficult to.
be-caught-with- your finger animal in each
ear. ~. w. A. Durham, of the McGregor
House has opened fine fruit store in a
portion of Ruble's Agricultural building,
directly opposite his hotel :. Crooke's
company, at the present writing, only lacks
a few men Of being full. We have little
doubt it will be up to the minimum stand.
dard this evening The recruiting ser
vice is greatly indebted to the labors Of our
fellow townsmen, John 7. Stoneman, Sen.
,. Hammer, e. f. Remick, E. Odell, T..
Updegraff, Judge Potter, and others, for
most earnest and DISTINGUISHED efforts to
fill up old Clayton's quota There will
be war meeting on the Public Square, on
this Wednesday evening. Turn out eve-
rybody. Speeches, music, etc, are down
on the programme. Let US have rousing
time. ). Eight or ten timid souls who left
their homes last week in great haste to visit
their aunts, met with revelation this side
of the Canada line, and on Tuesday morn
ing returned wiser if not Drawer men. W c
present our best Acknowledgements to a
small party of friends for charming sere.
made on Monday evening. A gentle breeze,
a light moon, and the most bewitchng
music, conspired to make US for a tune the
happiest fellow alive.
, 1862-12-18

PETERsON's MAGAzNE.-We are in receipt Of
this popular Lady's Magazine for December. It
is splendid number. The title page for 1868,
containing portraits Of the chief contributors,
is very handsome. Peterson will be greatly i'm
proved in 1863 It will contain 1000 pages Of
double column reading matter; IA steel plates !;
IL cOlOred steel fashion plates; 10 cOlOred pat
terms in Berlin work, embroidery or crochet, and
900 wood engavings-Proportio more than
any other periodical gives. Its stories and move,
lets are by the best writers. In 1868, Four Ori.
ginal Copyright Novelets will be given. Its
Fashions are always the latest and prettiestl
Every neighbOrhood ought to make up q club.
Its price is but two dollars year, or q dollar
less than Magazines Of its class. It is the Maga.
zine for the times! To clubs it is cheaper still,
Viz:-three copies for IS, five for $3.50, or eight
for $40. To every person getting up 4 club,
the Publisher will send an extra copy gratis, as
a premium, or large sized mezzOtint for framing,
"Buhyan Parting from his Blind Child in Prison" :"
Specimens sent Gf written fOr) to those wishing
to get up clu's Address, postpaid, Charles J.
Peterson, 3O6 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
, 1862-12-18

ings under the proclamation Of Sept. 22d, 1862
be stayed because Of the recognition Of this plan.
Its timely adoption, ] doubt not, would bring
restoration, and thereby stay both. Notwith.
standing this plan, the recommendation that
Congress provide by law for compensating any
State that may adopt emancipation before this
plan is acted on is hereby earnestly renewed
This plan Is recommended as a measure not in
eohc'dSion Of but additional to all others for re.
storing. and preserving the national authority
Throughout the Union. The subject Is presented
exclusively in its economical aspect. The plan
Will am CONFIDENT secure peace more speedily
than cGn be done bS force alone. It would cost
less considering the amount and manner Of pay.
uient and the time Of payment and the amount
would be easier paid than will be the additional
cost Of the war il we rely solely on force. II is
most likely 1t will cost no blood at all. The plan
Is proposed as permanent constitutional law. If
obtained n0W upon constitutional terms, with this
assurance, Il would end the struggle a1d save the
Union forever.
do not forget the gravity Of paper addressed
to the Congress Of the nation by its Chief Magis.
trate, nor do forget that some few Of you are
my seniors or that many Of you have more ex.
Perience than ] in the conduct Of public Affairs
yet trust In view Of the great responsibility
resting upon me, you will perceive no want Of
respect to yourselves in any undue earnestness
may seem TO display.
Isit doubtedfha the plan pPopose II adopted.
will shorten the war, and thus lessen It's expen.
ditures Of money and bloodH Is Il doubted that
it would restore the national prosperity and per.
Petuato both indefinitely ls It doubted that Il
Congress and the Executive secure its adoption,
the good people will respond TO q united and
earnest appeal from usf Can We, can they, BY
any other means 90 certainly or 50 speedily a..
, 1862-12-18

square mile. Aud Why may not our country At
some time lvoraee As mantf Is il less fertile'f
Has L more waste surface BY mountains, rivers,
lakOS, deserts, and other eauses3 IL it inferior
% E1ropo in any natural advantdgei II not,
then We are At some time to be as populOus as
Europe When this may be we may judge by
TIE nast and the present; but much depends on
whether We maintain the Union. Sevetdi Of
cur States are above the average Of European
pOpulaliOu Of 7Sf to the square mile.
Massachusetts, has l57. Rhode Island 1SS, New
York and Jersey, each 80 Two other States,
Pennsylvania and Ohio, are not far below, the
former having 6S and the latter SO. The States
alroady lbove the European average, except New
Hork, Increased in IS rapid ratio since the pas
sing Of that point, as ever before, while not one
q them Is equal 10 some other parts Of our
country IN natural capacity. In the aggregate
WS Hnd its population and ratios Of increase for
several decennial periods As follows:
, 1862-12-18


MiIlrd Fillmors Of New York, kvorsd the
election Of Seymour.
The Ban Furnishes Bnuain esps.l. RslShSm
H0hns to bulld 500 miles Of ihs Pacinc Railroad.
Ths Nevada Territory Legislature passed :
On imposing penalties iOr dissenting ''srssn-
i The Madame bishop burned 70 death Il M
uaukis uns bot lhs vocalist but holsl keepers
ui1a tf Trl 7. fa
AWnson ioldei with 5000 pounda of vegola.
blss raised IN Washos Valley lhisly arrived in
Vifeinla civ llsi'sfl 7t rli
Deg skins are MD % Be- worth. IN San Fran
cisco, - 30 and upward PET dolsu 70 Be made
into Nd gloves aliar f.y saa
he AIasyarHle Appsui Of the aolh ult says
mosquitoes and he usus are lee. ironblo.oms
than they were
A che,ohse Indian has been admitted g
delegate IN ne Isbol House ol' Representatives
non he Cheiokss Nation 20
Ihs number Of dssibs occurring annually IL
lnglrnd. as iho rpsuli q carsloainsss caused B.
Wearing cIinolluh, 8 given e 100.
II consequence Of he tax On printing p,p,v.
sons q ihe Eastern journals have advanced
their r.tsa of subscription and advsrlidne.
The Richmond Dipufah WAKES furious ov.r
ihs oisr Of Garibsidi 70 aghi for ,hs Union.
and 1aIls him played out European Bng.nd." !"
Ihs Lewiston Golan Age ofths ao,h ull
contains llsi of leliors IN Wells. Fargo 4 Co,s
once. numbering about $500 where are The
ounerli M
a correspondent nsys Olympia would Be
rlapceiable placs 4 4 uero noi co. ths annual
saihelins Of he Leslslaiulu thsre, and he pres.
cnc1 Of ih1 Federal o1Hcl.la
Gen. Albert Pike. Who commissioned nv.e..
% scalp Federal uoiillfl. ohafria ne reb.l Gen.
Hlndnan niih stealing million of dolIss ana
poisoning ihe wells n Afkanals
TIE .. s Treasury Dspsrimsns Ia, sent on
Instructions to have an onesrs engaged IL a.
'lsslng aiai collecting Federal revenue on his
coast iake th1 new anf-nsclssion cath.
Brigham ouug adsersisrs hat be d ready %
receifo subscriptions % ne stock Of iie Union
Pacific Railroaa. and he sali Lake Ns,.. lends
iis iahuslos . he . ssssassst snisrprius q ths
~
The President has notified the eommand.nt
a. flrt Wala W11h that he vii q hsbsas
corpus 4 lg<Psldsd iburo q vel = slssah,r,
md that mNIf.fy arrests cannol bs Questioned
6y thl cisasuiho,iliaa
a @sip lpurnal ryl Ihs Au1hhn lriios
haEp llaaltl1 o give crinoIins dead ct, and
hrso iniimaidd o ne u1nssers of .ls Vienna
disniles that lhsl vim not pafr0nizs Is. houses
where he actresses wear eli.slins.
The San Francisco Ballam suys a, o.n,r.,.
among he Fpd,1ai officials N Washington TERI.
tory are disgructGi. D siylss he powerful
IsadsIs q ne no Olympia papsrs = lo~ sIuas,gI
and ~ uiH qussion lis sosTeeinssE
Orola fiends John II. sennson, uho one.
por1snsd . riIhlr ubiqniious character, seems
o Be- an.ly nn.horsi si Lewiston, W.T.. He
nov hang. o1i lhs shingIs of . RAJ estate ursnt
a o. esli.n 1gs oiIcs, II which busises W
hols = VII Ssap golden harvest
, 1862-12-18
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTEILAcooM, W.
Thursday Morning, Dec, 10. 1862.

~ No OPAPER-Thursday next being Christ
mas we shall omit the issue Of the HERALD for thai
week. Il viii again appear on the 1st Of Janu'
ary, 1868.
, 1862-12-18

HoL1oWAT's ONIlfEnl AND PnGs. Universal
petronage.--Lot an sufferers from general or
local disease take heart and follow IN the wake
of thouslnds who ascribe their restoration Of
health 70 the uso Of these noble remedies Rhon-
matism IN the muscles o. joints, gouly pains,
neuralgic toriureE, cramps and gplsmOdic
witches depart under The appropriate employ
ment Of HolloWay's Ointment and Pills. Bad
legs al kinds of ulceFs sores. burns, wounds,
pimplos, cuianeoua infammalinns, md dfopsicni
sEellinas, are best MI end quickly conquered
By this 0,nimenl, which tlpply combines hnm-
lessnee5 with eiucacY. The repulaloif Hollo-
ways Ointment and Pills have s5qnired through
out The hablia1lo globe should inihace ever af
ficlod person 10 give them triai before despair.
ing ofrelicf Or abandoning hope.
, 1862-12-18

This shows an annual decennial increase Of 81
e01OO per cent. in population through seventy
yean From the frst 70 our last census, Il Is seen
that The ratio q increase at noon Of these several
periods is either two per cent below or two per
cent above the average; thus showing how iuhcx-
ible and consequently how reliable, The law Of in
cFease IN our case Is. Assuming that Il will con
time, Il gives he following result;
, 1862-12-18

The carpets are being taken from the floors Of
public and private houses down in Dixie, to make
them into blankets for rebel soldiers Governor
Vance Of North Carolina calls on all the people
to give up their carpets for this purpose.
, 1862-12-18

Complaint Is made that UnlcF soldiers IN the
sOuthwes. are ordered % seine cotton for The
benefit Of spectators Who reap al The advan-
inges while Z the soldiers . aseizev isw ears cf
corn lor themselves they are punished. The
spseul.iorn ere geiiing rich on their iEac in con-
nscaicd cotton. q, -.
, 1862-12-18
PIckA1

PoRr ANoELos.-A correspondent Of the S. +.
B.llstiR, writing from Port Angeles on the 18th
ult, gives iiattering account Of the improve.
ments taking place IN that embryo commercial
city. AccOf ding to the correspondent alluded
70. il viii soon ryal Victoria and tread on the
heels Of San Francisco. Stores, hotels, ETC., are
sPfnging up Ike magic, and entsrpFsing men
are attracted from various parts Of California 10
The new commercial emporium. Among late ar
rivals Is noticed that Of MrA Graves, from steil-
accom-, Who is Citing up ! boarding house.
, 1862-12-18
sHERIEE,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS o.. DER OF SALE
ID issued Of the District Court Of Pierce County W. t.
on the 9h day Of December, lSO2 and 10 directed and
delivered have levied upOH, seized and taken Into
dOn, and viii sell according 10 Law, n SteaeOOm, the
premises, SATURDAY, the 7h day Of January AID 1868,
O'Clock Pm 0i said day, the following described real
estate, 10 Wit:
An that certain piece or parcel Of land situate IN Pierce
County, Washington Territory being part Of what known,
% the recorded plat Of Lafayette Beh part Of the town Of
ssiHeoem, as Lot No hve ) In Hook No. ten, C that 10
surrounded a. iOoWs TO v Beginning at point - feet
IRON The northwest Of said ot and the sOuhwsst
line thereof and running thence s. south Of twenty
S0 Wsstf thence bS Of north sixty U) eet; thence
~ north Of twenty 0 ire thence So Of south
sixty q feet b ek the point Of Begin g the being
ne no thvest end oi SAd Lot No ave @ Ia block No
OO together with the tenrmentB aud HppuF
tenancea thereunto 5elOnglng
The aame 70 be sold, much thereof will satisfy
judgment Of IoTSelosuFe Of mortgage calling for the
Two Hundred and Hhy-TSO DoaFs and Nineteen Gents,
o2 l with interest thereon the Of per per
month until paid the day Of Maleh is6a and costs
Of suit taxed Il tt % and Increased COSTS rendered BY the
aioresad Cuu s March ls62 In favor Of CHARLES
WHY and against CHARLES J. ffTzGERALD and ANN
.-S' iGlEEf u. TUcKEG sh.rIR, &C.,
titt sj. h. e. By = A. LIGHT, Deputy.
Q elsllaeoom, Dec. Oh, 1854. 2Sl
, 1862-12-18

YEAsr PowDERs Every honsskeeper knows
how difficult L is to make good bread, and We
therefore take pleasure In calling attention 70 The
fact that % insure uniformly good, light, sweet
and nutritious bread, :. is only necessary to use
Redingion 4 Co.'S Yeast Powders, which IN every
respect excel allsimIlarprsparations ever offered
70 the pablic See advertissmsnt n another
column. -
, 1862-12-18

THE WEArHER.-Far about thirty six hours,
between Sunday and Tuesday morning last, per.
haps as much ain fsll IS ever before was wit
messed in tho same time in this country. Il
came down in such torrents and 50 steadily that.
before i ahated. We began to fear = second de
lugo wasat band On Tuesday morning, how.
sver, the sky was again clear, and vegetation
looked Is though It had received new lease oi
life from The drenehing.
, 1862-12-18

CnowDED 0uF.--seysial communications han
ded in for this issue have been unavoidably
crowded out 10 The rebels don't capture Steil-
accom- and connscate our Office, within The next
fortnight they win al see The light on the frui
, 1862-12-18
OLYMPIA CORREsPoHDENCE.


OLfhPIA, Dec. lOlnI loOz'
The permanent organization Of the House is
as follows Thomas NJ. Reed, Speaker; Jared
S. IIurd Chief Clerk; Mr.. Richardson, Assistant
Clerk; Mr.. Mace, Sergeant.at Arms; and D.
Shelton, Jr., DoOrkeeper
Little has been done in the Legislature up to
this time. There has been good deal Of fgur.
ing about the Presidency Of the Council, which
finally resulted in the election on Saturday last,
Of John A. Simms, Of Walla Walla. This is the
last year Of the term Of Mr.. Simms. Mr.. Brown,
Of Florence city, was elected Chief Clerk, and
Mr.. A. J. Moses, Of this place, Assistant Clerk.
Ninety.seven ballots failed to elect to the impor
tant Office Of Serseant.at-Arms, and the c.ntest
will DO renewed to-day. A DoOrkeeper is also
to be elected before the Council is fully organ.
iZed.
It does not seem as though much business will
be done before the holidays. From the signs Of
the times this will be noisy session. Intriguing
for the Delegateship will occupy much Of the
time, and probably lead to exciting scenes, Ol
which will keep you advised.
ENIEING AFFAIR IN THE LEGISLATURE.
You know the members have hitherto been
furnished with nice Congress knife BY the Sec.
retary, at the expense Of the Government Well,
Secretary Turney, being candidate for Congress
could not, Of course, think Of sighting the mem.
bers by not furnishing the knives; at the same
time having, as some say, an itching for specu-
latiOn, or else having respect to the present em.
haEraasod afof of sha eionnl nnnnaaa r,,rnhaaod
, 1862-12-18

oALIFoENIA ALNANAc.-we have received
from The publisher, A. Rosenheld, the "calfor-
mia Pictorial War Almanac for $685. = being the
sixth ysar Of publication Of this popular little
work. Besides complete chronological table o.
The events Of The war, il contains great variety
Of valuable and interesting information, which
everybody should have IL hand. Single copies,
IS cents; % dealers ti25O per hundred copies.
Address A. Rossnnsld, publisher, San Francisco,
Or J. w. Sullivan, general news agent s i,i
, 1862-12-18
@isrrllaneous advertisements.
NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER, BEING ABOUT TO
Il close business, would respectfully request
all persons knowing themselves indebted to him
to call and settle before the rst day Of January,
1868.
F.C. SEAMAN.
, 1862-12-18

~ The columns Of the PUoEr snUSD HRALD are open
communications an questions Of public policy and In
Srss and the advocacy Of all sides Of every question shall
be freely heard but such Communications are not Of
general public nature Intended for the heFanee Of
individual ends viii be charged Is Advertisements This rule
viii In no case be departed from.
, 1862-12-18

THE snUsaIck. learned The othsR day,
that Victor Smith did nosIinit bis removals from
this vessel % he oflcers, bat swept on an On
board win he exception of Lieut. ssldsn. the
6rli engineer md one fireman. > few siranssrs
were hken On board at vicioria 10 work The
Steamer up % Port Angeles. Smith md Brown
are evidently souno puupkins.
, 1862-12-18

Tnr SuEHuEALFr.-Mr 3 A. Light has with.
drawn from the racs for this once, since our Iis,
issue. Nj. i. Q. Seaman has announced himself
candidate ior 4, and has msas N advnncs ar.
rangsmsnis ldr quitting his present business. in
order that Il elected Be nay give bis attention
ssciusfScly 70 he dulles Of the ollcr. He win
Be ooppossd, We understand, By M. Stephen Jud-
sOn. Both are good mon. and eH5oy about an
equal dserv q popularity
, 1862-12-18
MEATS, VEGETABLES. Ao.

A. the lowest market prices for cash. Ba, LorEDs ,u
Hotels and Steamers can get their supplies at short nosS
and have them put up In high-toned style >e'
h'B,-Cash will be paid for choice Beef, Pork Mut,.,
Veal, Butter, &c, on delivery. ~a''n'
5.l91f n, d, MoNTnourpy
, 1862-12-18

WE shall be pleased masters Of vessels and others
outward bound With ales Of the HERLLD application
Atthis once.
, 1862-12-18
L. p. FISHER,

$40 Warrington St, San Francisco,
L authorized the Agent Of this paper receiving ad
Versemenb and subscriptions IA San francisco and Else
where, and collecting and reeeIPting for the
CHAS. pROSCIl.
, 1862-12-18
The PUGET SOUND HERALD
IL the Oldest aud Largest Newspaper Published
Ia WAshIH StOn Territory, and has the
Largest Circulation.

Is published every THURSDAY MORNING. At " per annum,
in advance; II pail within six months, -; Aher the
expiration Of six months, IS; 81 for six months, in
advance; single copies, l2T cents. Advertisements,
to insure insertion without delay should be handed in
before Wednesday Of each week.
, 1862-12-18
$tlisrrllanrOus Adrertissmrnts.
Elk-Horn Market.

TNHE sUBsCRIBER HAS OPENED A MApSt.
adjoining Keaes store for the purpose Of supSIv, -
&C eGnmunty at large with all kinds Of choice ~
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MEDICAL.
II O II H r. II l. O II l. II
OF the United States.
DIR. ]. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL WINE BIITERS!

from all who have used them. We challenge the
world 10 produce their equal.
These BrrTEKs for the Of WEAK SronAcHs GENERAL
DEBILITY and for PURIFYING and ENRIcmSG the BLOOD,
absolutely unsurpassed by any other remedy earth
To be assured of this only necessary make the
trial The Wine itselfis Of very superior quality, being
about stronger than other Wines warming and
invgorang The whole system from the head to the feet
As these Bters tonic and Alternative in their charac
ter they strengthen and invgorae the whole system
and give fe tone and heahg action to all it, parts,
by equalzing the circulation removing distractions and
producing general warmth. They also excellentfor
Diseases and Weakness peculiar TO Females, where
a Tonic Is required to strengthen and brace
the system. No lady who is subject to lassude and
fainnesS should be without them they revvify
ing in their action.
THESE BITTERS
will not only Cure, but Prevent Dis
ease,
and in this respect doubly valuable the person who
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INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.

Weak Lungs ndigeston Dyspepsia, Diseases Of the Ner
System Paralysis Piles, and for all requiring
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DR.. D0DS' CELEBRATED WINE BI1TERS
Are InSUrpasscd!

For Sore Throat, common among the Clergy, the
truly valuable.
For the aged and inrm, and for persons Of weak
stitution-or Ministers Of the Gospel Lawyers and all
public speakersfor Book Keepers Tailors Seamstress
e Students Artists and all persons leading sedentary
life, they will prove truly beneficial.
As Beverage they are wholesome innocent, and de-
cious the They produce all the exharating eff
fects Of Brandy Wine, without intoxicating; and az
valuable remedy for persons addicted the Of
strong drink and who wish refrain from it.
They pure and entirely free from the pOsons contain
ed inshe aduterated Wines and Liquors with which the
country is flooded.
These Bitters not only CURE, but PREVENT Disease
should by all who live country where the
is bad where Chills and Fevers prevalent.
Being entirely innocent and harmless they may be given
freely to Children and Infants with impunity
Physicians Clergymen, and temperance advocates. as
Of humanity should assist in spreading these truly
BITTERS the land and thereby essentially
aid I'm hanishng Drunkenness and Disease