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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

THE Lower California Company, of New York, met in that city recently, and in- creased their capital stock from twenty-five millions to thirty-fve millions. The Com pany appointed Charles !. Poston, formerly Delegate in Congress from this Territory, to superintend the importation of Chinese labor srs into Lower California, and also, to the "recently acquired Territory in Sonora" There IS big scheme on foot in the East to gobble up Lower California, Sonora and Sin alba, and were it possible for our government and people to get along with the mongrel, revolutionary people who inhsbit them, we would pray for the speedy culumniation of the scheme.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

REMOVAL oF THE NAvAJOs.--it would seem as though Government never can act sensible when dealing with Indians. Recent news from New Mexico says that the Nayajos have been removed to their own country. whether to be placed on a reservation and guarded by troops, or run at large, seems to be mixed. We hope, for the peace of this Territory, as well as that of New Mexico, that this pow erful tribe of thieves will not be let loose to prey upon us again.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08
lAdvenisenenIl
Proceedings of the Farmers conventiol

EICCSediASb or Lle StIILiSE NcAFenul-
 Pursuant to call of Committee of FarmT, Association. 8 large number of farmers Of lavt pal county assembled, in Prescott. July Z5, lsA
 The Chairman of thc Association being abssl on motion, Henry Clifton was chosen to acs Chairman pro tf13.
 On motion, Mlessrs Collier, Bowers, Puairs Blake and EouEiree were appointed Conaf tee to draft and report. in 90 minutes resas tions for further organization.
 Al the expiration of j0 minutes, the Cou1iif made a verbal report that thc time was lo ar lcient Co drait such resolutions and reggalel as they deemed necessary for the goyeuasl.~ the Association, and recommended an obraaa or agreement Co be signed by the iarnea A lollowS. to wit:
 We the uHdrrs rued by our respective esr.'l'' agree with and bind ourselves Co the ohcr s4 =. to tho whole that we win nat taRe less than 's-1. onc half ,e) cents Irr pound in god con oi s lent for wheat corn and barley Co be delseft1 I . VI hiFFic ai aay time between the date hefeei . l first day of fuiy A. D. lsd1 or that win noi ia,f than said prico for grain on the ranch less ihe ust 0f transportation iun such reach t1 said tlf' al. . violation ut this agreement Wc hnd ourselves " .l- suIl of cue thogsand d0ars t0 the partca heffi@
 Prescott Arizona Territory, July 2at lfps
 Tbe above obligation was received, agreed E and Committee discharged.
 Following are inc names Of iarmers Wh' A-'' signed the above agreement
 IT. " Broaks James M Sanford c. Banghar' hs-i CHnon John V1c,ers Eu Puniney K 4. fg'iia- ~. Johnson Ed r. Bowers c E, Blake J. A A- A--,,s Michael Brasslsr Cary Co Brink. c. L. Ferguson X W A f.gcas, J. H. sloae- Adam Scott Dayld ps.-u u .ly Bowen T W Simmons Samuel C. Miller r. h A'' ander and IT, D. saundefs.
 A majority of those signing may, ai aD, sequent meeting, amend or annui iAe '4'- deemed expedient so to do. atst
 On motion, the Society adjourned ,.ss a Prescott on Tuesday, September isl i''' l o'lock P. N.
 J.M. ROTNrREE, seeFeiN!'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

CONSIDERABLE stir was created among our peo- pie upon the arrival here of the rum0r that Sec retary Seward had prfebased Sonora, sinaloa and Lower California. Indeed some individuals talked of emigrating nuy pronto, but after lit- tie grave deliberation, concluded to wait awhile senor Godoy, Mexican Consul at San Francisco, upon hearing the report, pronounced it fabri- cation. No doubt, Juarez would like to sell, in order to raise what he is most in need of-money, but dare he do it, knowing, as he does, the hos tlity it would arouse aginst him in the hearts of his American hating countrymen. We shall sec,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

oUR mother Territory, New Mexico, is looming into importance as producer and shipper of gold bullion, and the editor of the Santa Fe Gasets, chronicles the fact with pride and pleasure. New Mexico and Arizona will yet rank among the highest gold and sil- yer producing geographical divisions of the continent, and were it not for their isolation and the red devils that have robbed and plundered them, they would to-day be ahead of Montana and Idaho.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

REPEAL or AN OBNOXIOUS PosTAL LAw.- Congress has recently repealed the law of 1894, which enacted that letter postage should be paid on all printed matter going westward from the western boundary of Kan sas, and eastward from the eastern boundary of California, and after the 30th of Septem Der next, the time the new law takes effect, books, etc, will be carried in the mails, to the Territories, at the same rates as are charged for conveying the same in all the States
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

CALIFORNIA MEDICAL GAzETrE.-We re- ceived, by last mail, copy of the above named monthly publication, and not being much of a me3'co, we passed it over, for criti- cism, to Dr. Kendall, of this place. Of its typographical appearance, we can say that it is first-rate. It consists of 28 pages of closely printed matter, all of which is devoted to the science of medicine. Roman < Co.,, San Fran cisco, are the publishers. Subscription price, S per year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

THE Republican journals of California that bolted during the late State campaign have all placed the names of Grant and Colfax at the head of their columns. .-Nissyuri Demo- crdt.
 The Sacramento Union, the San Francisco Bulletia, and Al'a California have not placed the names of Grant and Colfax at the heads of their columns, and U-ly-sis when you say so
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

SHOULD Seymour be elected President, and we hope he will, "tAe next Delegate from Atizona" will, when he arrives in Washing ton, swear that he is Democrat, and the pa pers that have been endorsing him as Re publican will have to take 1t all back A moro complete ''straddler" than "Pliant Rich ard" can nowhere be found.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

WE learn from the Santa Fe Gassns. that Mir Schuyler and party had arrived there safe and sound and had gone to the States. Mr. Schuyler, it will be recollected, passed through Prescott last winter. His object in going back over the route was to, if possible, select better route at one or two places be- tween this place and New Mexico.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

WILL BENEFIT ARIzoSA.--The Los Angeles and San Pedro Railroad, when completed, wiH be of some benefit to Arizona, and we are glad to learn, from the Los Angeles Rpubti- oaa, that Gen. Banning, who has the contract for building the road, will commence work upon it immediately.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

"A BILL now before Congress appropriates. for the Suryeyor-General of California and Arizona, $3,000, and for clerk hire, $ll 000 The same bill appropriates, for salaries of Governor, Chief Justice and two Associate Justices and Secretary, in this Territory, Sl20O0; contingent expenses, $500; com pensation and mileage to Legislature, 10000 We understand that Sherman Day has been appointed Surveyor and we hope he will moi forget that Arizona is part and parcel of his Surveyor. dom. We want our lands sur veycd mighty bad. S2O,000 is 6 nice little sum for running one Legislature. Wonder if somebody hasn't salfed e liHle Of his aanuqi appropriation? lt has not been spent in the Territory, but it is said. the surplus has been returned to Washington. Maybe SO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

GEN DUrF GREEN, in tho Baltimore Poo Plfs HeeL}y, promises Co publish A paper which duplicates, by more than circumstan- tial evidence, Jo Holt and Edwin Stanton as accessories before the flct to the assassina- tion of Lincoln."-Er
 Wouldn't surprise Us Both theae diaholi- cal turncoat4 and tyrants, are mean. black hearted and treacherous enough to be guilty of any crime. Old line Republicans and Abolitionists, like Seward and Smith may have some good traits of character, but seccssionist like Jo Holt and sneaking dough-face like Stanton have no rcdecming traits in their characters, for of such is the kingdom of the d-l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

TuE Los Angeles StQr regrets the fact that people who recently went into the southern counties of California to procure farms and settle down upon them, returned north upon finding that owners of the soil asked too much per acre for it. We regret tho circum- stance too, and wonder why they did not come to Arizona, where plenty of good land may be had for nothing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

wREcEED.-The U. s. Steamer Suwanee struck rock and was wrecked, on the morn ing of the 9th of July. She was on her way from San Francisco to Alaska. No lives were lost
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

A LETTER recently received here i''i' ,l, annie City, Dakota, states that Pat'y '1- " .,. and Dick Hull, formerly of Prescott Dl' I. rived there. Patsy told the writer ,,rtry O letter that Arizona was the 'hies' be had seen since he left It.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

IT is said that Senator Grimes of Iowa, is going to take the stump against U-ly-sis Pa ducah Grant and scowler Coldfacts. Go in. Grimes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

" BIRDS or A FEATHER, Erc"-An the Tory organs of England take sides with the Radical party of this country, and denounce the Democratic party, but the Democratic party once whipped the Tories of both coun- tries and they will do so again.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-08

CHAPLAIN BLAKE, U. s. A., who was for. merly stationed at Fort Whipple and Camp Mcdowell, in this county, received recently sixty days leave of absence for the benefit of his health.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13
ED.

Dirb In Svracu.. Y V 10, ~ M
Ella NJ Lebanon. wife of Rev. Ira Lebanon
St" OF the Trey Conference, and daughter Of
tor.,i,. 't Sva,it. y 81 d, p"eg"' ~ :
months.
The circumstances surrounding fine death Of
sister Lebanon were peculiarly ,is,rca.ing
and Ecr death has thrown a lai,r ,,rcI. of
friends lutothe deepest mourning. Butciob.
con months ago al. lcft The home N her child
Ipoi1 iu.aus bride. an. want r,rtbtotbcitir-
Grant te'd a. sh..r. the tolls of her husband
ulou ID. E'oo.msdair c,rcpit. In about :,
Scarit was seen that her health bayau to f,il
bur no such result -. death ,r.,.,p,ict,,,od
Immediately before hcr6catb She and hcr Inns
band sttfted for Owcgo. where it was designed
sh" -Iould s;at with HEY parent, drliuo the
winter. Ina, yh,.c stay my fora nightata hotel
IN syracuse. IA the morning she experienced
great diihcply ~ breathing. Medical AID was
called, hut no danger vas seen, and while con
Nors'uE with her hu band about pursuing their
journey 'n Tie afternoon, Vac saw a change raS,
over her face lie caught her in his arms and
IN a moment Sic parsed away TO the Spirit
world. Her death WAS sudden and uncxpcct.
cd, but she, when absent from the body was
present with tho Lord,
She was converted to God in early ~, aud
united with tNe VI Y. church. aud at once
IDENTIFIED herself w,th is interests. The Sun
day school was hcld m which she took special
delight and for which she had prominent
qualifications. Her success WIS great in gath
enng large classes Of children and training
them for usefulness. holiness and heaven
Nhe enjoyed constant intercourse With her Sa.
49, ''''''" !" ''P' vi Wv E'''s vi 'oa'
''''''u ~" was "''p ana 'arh'At r"th'r
'"'" N"P'''C'l' ana SNOWY ~ TREND she
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13

jury to ackquit him, is too outragis.
If sich things is to kontinue ho*
long vii it be before our party vii
be rootid out, our suppl NV whisky
cut of, and postof1ice beyond our
reach. What shell we then hev left
to liv for, to fife for. How ken we
hire voters, and support thar fami-
lys thro the yeer so as to hev thar
vote at leckshuns. What sekOOrity
hcv we that we kin insult republi-
kins with impoOnityf How kin we
keep up the grocerys and bars,
which furnish us rekrOOts from the
yung, and brak down the skooIs
which furnish rekroots fur the radi-
kulsi Our liberties is in dangur I.
Our rites is imperild, The Konsti.
tooshun is bein suvertid, by these
acks Nv the radikuls.
wv THE BOURBoEs.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13

thtonir Diseases. Scrofrla Irer,. &c.
u Il. well known hat the benefits derived
from dtinhing Of tie tpngtr.s Saratoga and
other celchlit,d spriug,' principally owing
tu the iodine they contain.
Dr. " Andcrs iodine water.
contains iodinc IN the same pure stttr that IA
found In these spiiug waters, hui over 800 per
cent. more In quantity, containing ~ u du's
u grains 10 each fluid ounce, dissolved IN pure
water, without solvent, discovery long
sought for IN Mi. country md IN Europe and
" the best remedy In the world for fnr sctoiu
Ia, Cancers Ssl' Rhoum tlc.fa md nll Giro
u De.ssss Curilnr, free
y DiNgMCht Proprietor u f- y
Ne yJt sold pypil pr~0,sts
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13

Barrctt's Vegetable Hair Re
stOrativen took the First Premium
over all competitors at the New
Hampshire State Fair. 1t stands
confessedly without arrival through
out the country, and is driving all
other preparations from the market.
-Philadolphta Public Ledger.
Old and apparently worthless
horses can be rejuvenated and stim-
ulatcd to newness of life by the use
of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition
Powders. Try them-it will not
cost much, and the money will be
refunded if satisfaction is not given.
DR.. a. johnson, in an extensive
practice of over twenty years, in.
vented and used Johnson's Anodyne
Liuiment. 1t has now been in use
more than forty years, and has es-
tabliShcd a reputation unsurpassed
by other medicine.
sit works like a charm" This is
the common talk about Rcnne's
Pain,Killing Magic Oil all over the
country. If anybody has headache,
toothache, cholic pain, sore throat,
lancucss Of any kind, sprains, chill
blalnS, the general advice is Sc
RcEne'S Magic Oil. 1t works like "A
charm
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13
ST, LOUIS & IRON MOUNTAIN

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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13

zh Grsnt Quie',so Rsmsdy Jo' Ch,idrsN
Contains NO MORPHINE OR FOLSOM.
Gus DRUG; sure TO R,gsiafs hs Borss ,
Nlays all Pain; corrsce Acidity Of the
Stomach makes ock and vc.k childres
fynoso and HEALTHY cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels and
vi complaints arising FROM the effects Of
yee,hing. Call for Hother Baiicts Qv.0f,ne
6y-ur, and take no other, and you arc safe
Sold by prugei.u and all dealers in Mod.
ieinc.
A RICHARDS, New Londor Conn,
hg-,, ~ ~ rnred t,ai,s
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13
A DvERTIsERS GAZETTE.
TO PUBLISHERS

With the November number the Advertisers
8azette commences it's third year 1t u es
tabi'shed as q medium Of communication be
tween Publishers and the advertising public
Believing IT will add 20 the value of the paper
and to its interest to advertisers 10 have the
newspapers more generally represented in it's
columns, we reduce the price Of advertising
TO 10 cent, per liDr per month II will l,e seen
o..
Publishers with whom We have no open ~
count must remit with their order
GEO. Y. HOWELL s. co,
Publishers and Advertising Agents, ny
Subscription price,: per annum, in Ad
vance q for 8 mos soc FOR mos
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13
YACHT CLUB SMOKING TOBACCO

Il everywhere pronounced. by competent
judges, tn be superior TO hers for the follow
ing rcl-on-'
II IL made ut thertn"st stock grown.
II has nndld aud agreeable aroma.
II Is autf.ncrYOus W itschrets. A.
II IL free from drug ~" NIertmc
Having also been extracted.
u lcIvcs no arrid. diNrgrccablc aftcrtastc.
Dos not sting or burn the tongue,
Leaves no offensive odor IN the room.
ORDERS Bor elegant M"crschaum Pipes
Are daily packed IN various bags.
II is Of bright golden color.
Being very light, one pound viii tat
my it, tryit, nra convince yourscir.
II your dealer docs not kccp II ask him
No, .tt
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13
For N Club Of One Hundred, and
$1,000

~ yards 'hee''ig, fancy cashmere coat, pants
and vest p'ttera extra quality, engraved sill
yer plated slN bottled revolving castor, with
cut glass bottles, pair splendid rose blankets,
splendid engraved SILVER plated tea set, three
pieces. ruG" bowl, teapot and creamery silver
plated cake basket, fancy plaid wool long
shawl. twenty five yards hemp carp.ting
splendid vi"iH aud bow English boragc shawl
sPiendia alpaca drcss pattern. silver hunting
eas'd watch, splendid Bible with elegant stce
rngraNing~, family record aud photograph
page p"plin drcSs pattern, engraved silver
plated ice pitcher splendid beaver oak pat.
tern, Sh.rps revolver, splendid accordeou
music box. one PAIR of fine dam,'~ table GOV.
ers with one d"1en diuner napkins To- match.
tuM"-'IoHS r"H LARGER tsrrs IN PRoroR-
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13
WANTED.-OrI

n ERS And OK RIGHTS: Or OuAineS
Of the United StstcI G0rer,saient A timely
new book by JUDGE WILLIS. useful and
valuable book "a al aid to Families, Teachers
Students, Business men, and persons of all
classes in understanding the origin, progress,
theory, practice aud machinery OF the L. s
Government, in al its departments. Over
800 pages mere than 10 steel and wood en-
cravings Best selling book vet offered. No
competition. No PARTISAN work. We employ
no general agents but give the extra to ms to
cauyassers. send at once for choice of terri
tory, and circulars. You can save time by en-
closing 81 % for outfit We furnish also the
best quart0 Family .nd Pocket Bibles pub
Wished. rAKMALEB 4 CO., Pubs, 1JS Sam
son ST.. phit Pa
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13
Song Of Iron.


am mighty in The sabre
fiercy welded BY the brave,
Gloriaur IN the .trlwart steamer
Laughing 1T the storm and wave
Brautcou- in the palace pillars.
n$R'tpin. tir H. Iii, n, GIN. .+.'
QucIlcd and harmless To- the .od
But there - glorious essence
Where tab, nv gBudct povcr.
Giving to the HNCE my n,trc-t
Sweetest MD IN danger. hour
See before me dy diseases!
Sec the darkest hydra. bow
So the rose of health and bcnnty
Take the palcst chcci, and brow.
tIy dyspepsia fly consumption,
fcs. all ills are crushed ut length.
For give what human nature
Only over needed arTnINGrui
Shall tell IN what great essence
can thus your spirits cheer uni
Paid, Troubling DYING AuCctct'
a liz the famed " PERIvIAN S,mrr"
The Peruvian Svrupp protected solut,on
Of the ProtoSido of Iron, a new di.co,erv In
medicine that strikes at tee root of dis.a., T.,
supplying the blood with it, vital rriprnu or
life element Iron
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup" blown IN
tie gl,st Pamphlets free.
j. T.. blNsMORE, propttetor.
s,,, No 80 D,y 81, Nov York
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13

CkUTioN!- Interchangeable eli d,
mate. coughs, colds, and diseases of
the throat, lungs and chest will al.
ways prevail. Cruel consumption
will claim it's victims. These dis.
eases, if attended to in time, can he
arrested and cured. The remedy is
DR.. WislaFs BalsanIof Wild Cherry.
We judge from the imDense sales
that Mrs s a Aliens improved NEW
style) Hair Restorer or Dressing lin
one bottle) 10 preferred by every
one. Every druggist sells it. Price
che dollar. 2Ow4
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13
-rsl~s~~~~~~r.s -

Ja NuWlE NJ STANroN.--It
..t5.l1 o. urNo HuI'rlsc 10 his friends
Il - - Mr.. Stanton, after four
IS t.r'c' IN ftc War Depart
a. u,tlrts from Office with hi.
eaa Gallou'ly impaired, MS pecu
,.aty ,ouiLc5 exhausted, aud bis
professional busincss broken up,
q If his health would ,srmit him
- attend 70 h.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13
Tho; Bradford Democratic Rooster.

The Montpelier Argus had out
{" - pe'aISe rooster Growing Ovel
.Ge r,sni. Of the September election
in Bradford, That 4G Republican
majority at the election last weel
rather takes the wind out Of tn,
lanyard fowl.
The following lines are respect
fully dedicated to the crest fallen
heroes who once thrilled 1t the
sound of their Bantam's BRAY,
cock. a-doodle doc.
Coop that Rooster, for he's weary
And his heed Is dro~ping drcary'
Coop hin, hide him, II is bost;
Sor there's not a chick 10 fear him
Scorssd by those who did revere him
Hide him, coop him, let him rest
Take that rooster OFF he's tatteroc,
Aud his feathers widely scattered,
And his bill il broken battered,
D. the strong blows of the foe.
We know tia hard for you to hide him.
You who long so fonaly eyed him,
Hard 10 stand forlora beside hun
Vow that he no more can crow.
~A,op ths. Rooster. for hos gssp!ng,
Aud his toes each Other clssping
Culver with fearful rasping
lie received on Tuesday last. ISIS.
Copper John, hi, valiant hacker,
AsA too with oautins clnskcr,
Coppcrhcsds, and Ihcir bush wLscker
Give hup; his race is past.
Let the rooster DO elected.
Aud - stately pile erected,
While the voters once rejected
BY the X 'gi,tsr, elected
Lau IA TO see hi. bscker. foam
For the hearts tAatdid advre him
Aud the hand. ,hst upward boro linn
And the feet that ran before him
Join ths rank. Of these who tore LiIn
Those who cut the Roostor, comb
Coop .hst Roostcr-coop hun sadly
Once two hundred backed hin, gladly.
And two hundred wildly, m4dly
yoIc he should forever crow
swore th.t hostile spur should never
HE triumphant windpipe sovtr,
And that hc should fight forever
But he now l., lying low'
Oh his comb IS cut and bloody
Mud his cg' arr bruised and muddy,
And his ,.ls are la rhl! blue
Tail and wings completely scis-ored
Ecl'-d ~ one decisive blizzard
@. poor co-kadoojle-doo.
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DEAFNESS, CATARRH and SCGCTlLA,

A LADY who had suffered for years with
"A Deafness, Catarrh and ScrOfula was cured
by simple remedy. Her sympathy aud gr,.t
ltude prompts her to send the receipt free of
Mrs. N. G. L., care Mai. Martin Hunt, Hobo
ken, n. j.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13

a1OOO A YER AND EXPENSES TO
AGENTStu iutfoucc the wilson Scwing Ma
sLhu. iNiich ALTON boh 8efcs Sampis on
,e,k, rial. fIn INDUCEMENTS TO ,Npci.
.circd nr,r', ~ further particulnrp ad.
d...s the Wif-N stNIsG MAcuSr Go.
Cleveland, O Baton, Mass, or 81. Loui., Mo,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-11-13
GOES COUGH BALSAM!

This long tried and popular Remedy ia agar,
called to the attention Of the public Az ofte,
AZ the year rolls around the proprntosr annu-
auy MAKE Their bow TO the people. and remind
them g hat amongst rho fraiiv things rvuuired
Tor the health, comfort and sustenanee Of the
iauiiy thropah the long and tedious months
OF winter, Goes Cough Balsam should not bs
forgotten FOR years it has beeR household
mcdiclne-and mothers sn1ieas for the safety
OF their children and All " no suffer from any
disease II the thfssts Ghost and 1ungs, carmot
afford TO be without 1t. In addition to the or
binary four ounce so long IN the market. We
VII now furnish our rlammoth family size
bottles, which will. in common with the Other
size, be found at all Drug Stores.