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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-15
Administrators Notice. Estate of DAVID OSBORN. Decsassd

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 By N. ROusTnxx. At&sssy. Prescott. Apxn eth. ls<zL spri0E2
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

TIE HOLBEoOK CENsuRE-Dclcgatc T..
d. Iolbrook of Idaho has been censurcd ut the
Bar of the House for having declared during n
debate on n bill concerning Indian Affairs, that
" The gentleman who had charge of the bill has
stated that which he knew to be unquaiiicdIy
false" He refused to rctract and was accord
ingly called up for public censure BY Speaker
Colfax. The Objectionable language was not
parliamentary, although it may have beer just
We certainly bear Mr.. IIobrook no love, but
we think, if the affair is correctly reported,
that the ccnsure reflects more dlscredlt upon
Colfax than upon Holbrook inasmuch as that
officer has frequently let pass without warning
or censure exchanges Of biIlingsgate aud per-
sonal vituperation between members OF his
own party on the noor-as between Bingham
and Butler-whch were VIGOROUSLY more in
suting, reprehensbe and unparliamentary,
than the language attributed to Mr.. Ilolbrook.
We shall await more complete information of
the affair, however, before we comment any
farther upon it; but we like fair play more
than we dislike persons.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

PRETTY GOOD JoKE-Gov. Blasdell, of Ne
vada, is Radical. A few days ago he gave
dinner party to number of the members of
the Legislature, and. on assembling, the guests
discovered that not Radical of either House
was present-all were Democrats The thing
excited wonderment and remark, and one ner-
vous member whispered significantly: "By
Cd, the Governor has got us here to poison
us and kill us all off in a batch" This was
enough. No dish was tasted until the Govern
or had first partaken of it. But this was not
the worst feature of the dinner. The Govern
or is Good Templar; his guests were not
On the table was q generous supply of wines,
brandy and whisky, to meet the drinkatte of
each guest, notwithstanding the host went
through on cold water But the horrd suspi.
zion of poison, no longer tenable against the
dlshes-of which the Governor had eaten very
heartiy-now rose in full vigor as against the
hquids,-Of which he did not quaff There
were the bottles, filled and nightly attractive
to all the guests-proyided cold pizen didn't
Turk in them beyond the trade allowance of
acetate of lead iusiI oil, strychnine. &c..-but
nary soul had the nerve to start in, because
of that fear. And the Governors grand din
ncr ended In Il cold water feast to Il set of as
" elegant drinkers as ever stood in " ut fast
bar practice, and tried all sorts " straight" or
with sugar in mine" Yet it was not because
they all didn't want to drink from the proyi-
dent bottrarray but simply because they dared
not do So They were trrtotallrrs, not for that
night only" but "uly Tor that dinner spell, and
the story ends 10y saving they all got rycu-
level do"n-bctore they reached their beds
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

Court APPoiNTMENr.-We learn that H.
c. Street, Esq, has been appointed Clerk of
the Court of the Second Judicial (thisl Dis
trict, 10 place of Sol Hasbrouck. J. II. Wick
ersham continues to hold as Deputy Clerk OF
Court for Boise County.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

Poor san FHANCISCo.--A California paper
says Allen p. Dudley the notorious lawyer OF
Mokelumnc Hill, has removed to San Francis
co. Fatcd City Earthquakes shake ii fires
burn it; small pox ravagcs it; and last and
worst Of all, Al. Dudley poIIutes it. God help
that place and people.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

Don't LIKE SCHURZ.-A Washington pa
per says:
The news of the election of Carl Schurz to
the Senate from Missouri, caused considerable
surprise about Congress. The selection does
not appear to be approved of by single Re.
publican member from that State.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

Were we to adopt the reasoning Of the
WORLD, and say that because our opponents
do wrong, it is right that we should do so too
Tidal Ware
and base reasoning, but repudlatcs and con
dennis it, IN toto,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

|p%s H. : '"iANf-A political Jenkins
s.hop.. 'ac' that while visiting a tobac.
|NS1ad Par. baltimore, few days ago
teat tie s's sue were weighed and it was
ssf Isl. W' weighed l55 pounds, and
0lser Gu "dVe no fears of the coun.
IN tan Adm1ea,. Grant is four pound.
w.t. i 0 ~u@l raj Farragut. That fright.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

AT grand Fenian meeting in Chicago. Feb.
I'd. brother of Allen. the Manchester martyr.
was introduced to the gathering and very
warmly received.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18
u. S. BANK.-We extract the following from

' Z
a late Washington paper:
Many Congressman and others arc of the
opinion that it may be necessary to organize
something like the old United States Bank.
with special charter and privileges, in order
to effect or mt least facilitate resumption.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

|eq6,,t,' Sl'N.-The Supreme Court of
Ah,, G ''e Justices concurring-have
qao,;,,. ','cretary of State Rodman had
aaFa.: Of y t tnrow ont any votes in his off.
Ssnust ST. sne election returns; that the
ssaadr tbs% rua as as he found them, and not
n, alreadri J.. This decision secures the
saOd Col Ssa"tuiIy accomplished, of Gen.
s@ ~ '"itzler, both Democrats, to
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

WILL CoNTEsT.-A New York dispatch
says:
The parties who opposed the election of Gov.
Fenton to the Senate are obtaining evidence
to have the matter investigated by the Senate,
rs soon as his credentials are presented. They
allegc the most shameful frauds were commit
ted to elect Frnton
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

b, ~ zine Most Rev Bishop Lootcns. Of the
lib, , u Idaho, arrived in this city by stage
u ~. mug rom California He was accom-.
<Gna3, amer Archambault, late Of Mon
F.s.,F, 'Aa IRON Boise City hithcr, also by the
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

%1ag r '--Chief Justice Bowers will hold
! Ii, a.. VI 'n' District Court for Boise Coun-
&sr5s,' -, monday, March LIST, agrecably to
d JQ,i., appointments as arranged by him.
'iiI'er and Kelly recently at Boise
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

The following is synopsis of the dsnatcbes
obtained from the papers of the week, The
dates are to February 10th:
Miscellaneous.
Gov Bullock, Radical, of Georgia, is likely
70 De lmpeached for embezzling pablo funds
Johh Y. breckinridge arrived in Baltimore
February 9th
Jas: L. Brady, the distinguished lawyer of
New York City, died suddenly in his office, of
apoplexy, February 9th
geo NJ. Dee, an eminent lawyer of Cincin-
nati, mas been sent to the insane Asylum.
Murray Mcconnell. father in-law to the late
senator Jas. A. McDougall, of California, a
noted cit!zen OF jacksonville. Illinois, was muir.
dered III his office, Feb. 9Th, by blows from 4
Sung shot by some person unknown
The New York Herald says the German vote
IN that city outnumbers the Irish vote. and
predicts change in the city government.
The Radicals have elected their Mayor in
Binghampton, n. Y by 1856 majority.
Gov. Brownlow Is Implicated III a School
Fund swindle in Tennessee.
lhe Supreme Court has decided, in the Or.
egon case, that as the State law makes taxes
payable III gold aud silver, they must be
palo IN that way, and not in gretnbacks; that
taxes dliter from contracts and agreements,
and consequently must be paid as the State
law directs
Another grand complimentary banquet was
gwen to Senator Casstrly, mt Drlmonico's, in
New York City. Feb 18th, at which Charles o.
Conor presided. 1t was irrespective of poll
ties. Gen. John Cochrane, Horace Greeley.
and Chas. 4. Dana, were among the invited
guests who spoke
Vigilance Committees are organizing in New
York City, to suppress crime
The President has ordered the remains of
Mrs. Surratt To be dsintcrrrd and delivered To
her friends, on condition there, shall be no pub
he demonstration over the affair.
+. T.. Adams, Assistant Assessor, and VI. 4.
Donavan, Gaugrr, for the Second District of
California; Louis Philip Berry, Sturrkrrpcr.
IN Washington Territory, have been appointed
lie schcmr To aunrx San Domingo 10 the
United States Is vigorously pushed at Wash
lngtou by leading Radicals
O'Baldwln, the Irish giant has been found
guilty OF prlzr-ig htlug in Massachusetts. and
his case appealed 10 the State Supreme Court
Senators Wilson, Sherman aud Morgan show
that the Pacific Railroad grants involve the
payment OF e270,utO.UUO in thirty Years and
the guarantees are altogether insufficient. They
oppose thu whole subsidy system
The Omnibus Railroad AID B.ll, agreed upon
by 4 majority ut the Senate Committee on Pa.
ctic Railroads. prov ldrs Tor AID In the con>truc.
ton Of Tie following hurs From Little Rock
Arkansas, yia Fort Smith and Albuquerque IT,
san Francisco; from Cheyenne Wells L. the
first named line At Albuquerque; iroa Lake
Superior Ia Puget Sound from Portland, ore.
Gon, IL the North Bend 81 lluurtrIt river
The New York Time, special dispatches
tr.r,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

|SAia sw -, l' notice Of stephens History Of the
$se cro,1' 4'' notices of magazines and papers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

: &2b, Jul LAST ISSUE there mas been
ss5 ,. ,-'" '4'!' followed by mild temperature
/. H. A'1 no frost. The last two or three
d t.' ''' nave been several degrees colder,
+ ...' '-' and sunny and lovely overhead, and
'~''' every night.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18
C;tv and County

r,ovEn-At Eckhart & Saunders store
hA'D . rare and curious Chinese flower, called,
CD be s's we can get the word. "Swee-sin," which
snefH % os. noted and valued of all the Chinese
sOne Nv sirht it is quite like an onion sprout
fora - ,,ose look will show that it is MOTTO say
ns Ou' >. .,s aroma. The Swee-sin is dubious
n'hnS naads to be placed IN common dish. to
icFsf' AI' ,,ones nut close around the bulb. and
Ne su' n.n temperature. 1t blooms in from six to
bP W. vs. ,creeably to circumstances. There is a
d' "' snerstition connected with the flower which
CIh'S :, most valuable in their estimation. 1t is
FN'''' ~, 10 plant the bulb at the opening of each
Del s,r and if it shall flower its pOssessOr will
H7 !' ~, snioy good fortune in all things during
FV'p'l ,rt fit does not flower, then ill,fortune
' .v will follow and cling to him through that
81 ', va are reoiced to say the bulb We speak of
n .ps to flower splendidly in few days. albeit its
P'- 1ewev Eckhart is no Chinaman.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

rr,xc-The prisoners in the Territorial
WV ,.re been put to useful employment during
psi in clearing away the snow from the bridge
u " III creek, between this city and Buena
w. ~ B,r. and also III clearing out from the snow
.,.- which the building fell. the ruins OF the
'',,,r,v HOSPITAL on East Hill, which crashed i'll
r.,nesiay evening Of last week. The lumber
49,, ,,rad 10 the county, by this timely employ
~, Of the prisoners, and it is better that they
,.,,ha psefuly engaged III work OF public benefit
:. ~. thew should be kept idl!ng away time in
..r The clearing OF the snow from Elk creek
-, r,ss treat accommodation TO numbers OF the
,s5.a.s Of his city and the Bar who daily pass
r,x The prisoners are amply and securely guard
=, Assa outdoor working spells.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

~ aE-Nr. II, l. Andrews leaves BIZ stage
;. "-'-' .'' California, there to take up resi-
widely and favorably known in this
- - lad Of the retired firm Of Andrews K Co..
H.. @l Iooo!ng merchants, and stands with
s,.- BUSINESS man, and gentleman Of pure
a,, -, We Join with his many warm friend. in
H.. !, mn health and wealth and abundant cheer
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18
Foreign.

The insurgents in Cuba have burned i large
plantations, Cholera Is raging IN the Island,
The lnsurgent commander has become disgust
ed and left for the United States.
Queen Isabella has issued, from Paris, pro-
clamatlon against the Spanish insurgents, aud
asserting her right IA til" throne.
The condition of affairs in Spain ia very crit
ical. and political arrests are numerous.
The flag Of the American Consulate IN Co
lombia, South America, was torn down by a
mob, and the CONSUL put in prison, Feb LIST.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18

= '4'aiSiE9N B.LL--The grand Ball 10 be Civ
- i--4n Brotherhood Of this city will come
: III I'2lly eTen.ng, at McGregor's Hall.
= : 'as anniversary OF the birthday o. inmor-
N--5'a' and those who have tho Ball IN
- = -s'''l'lnei iha: the evening OF that day
ETH! a2d pleasantly COMMUNICATED See
~"'eneat IN another column. get ticket.
a. Dc very sure and escort a fair one
- Keep up the dance till morning.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-02-18
Congressional

In the Senate the following proposed amend
mrnt {" the Constitution passrd--il Ia .:
No discrimination shall h" made b. the tu!tctl
States. aluuu-, citizens II thu United Stat ~ the
exercise q thc elective franchise Or III" right t. hold
office any STATE account ~ race COLOR proper.
y. nativity. education or creed.
Williams urged the necessity Of excluding
Cinnamon from citizenship lest they "rcrrun
the entire Pacific coast.
Corbctt's amendment, excluding Cinnamon
and Indians not taxed. was rejected
The bill 10 pay equal bountlcs to white and
c"l"rrd soldiers passed
The bill To count the vote Of Georgia for
Gen. Grant Tor President, passed-3i 10 II.
\ petition to recognize Almighty God ia the
CONSTITUTIONS az the source Of all civil author
lty, was referred.
In the House the bill to construct an airline
railway from Washington 10 New York. for
Government purposes, was passed.
Bills were introduced Ia fix the time for
Congressional elections in December each al
tcrnate year for general Registry law; and
To change the Naturalization laws.
, 1869-04-17
s0IENGKs PuLMoN1c sYRUF..

l. administered In all circumstances where the Appe4f
Ances Of pulmonary dsease dscoyere1 This tbs
lt1nedy 70 which Dr. Sthcnck oTea the preservation 1t
hsd been tried without He oers specific
infaliilc iot Con.nmption except E such
the lug eonsams! t. that extent hat the co1tin1a
sion q ns lEnse sEsa Sa tsS 81 tnc d
neraec Of tie vital eoeEes healing Of the liberated
lunE and tho expulsion Of an morbid matter from ths
system
EXCEPT the three remedies of Dr.. sehenck. Other
medicines required for the successful treatment Of
the In ali catcs except hosc desperate onea las
epUken Of.
, 1869-04-17
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

FRIDAY EVENING, April 10.
There Il every reason to believe that the
financial situation In this market Is gradually itn-
proving. Several Of the leading banks nnd that
thelr balances nre increasing and, while tho de-
tnand Ia more actire, 1t L. not Of character that
indicates any pressing necessity, aud ne believe
that, Us general thlug, the strictly mercantile
part Of the community are iu rather easy circum,
ssanccB. About two weeks ago the banks were
drained As Ion Us they had been In couple OF
years, and had a good deal TO recover before
they should get back to an average condition, so
thar, though they arc much easier nov than then,
money Ia still tight, and none but such regular Gus
TONERS a. are entitled to consideration able to
get accommodations. In the outside market
The best paper that La anoat IN tho street Is taken
at about pcr cent per month.
The movements Of currency arc still insignil-
cant. Some considerable amounts Of currency arc
being sent to Omaha for the purposes Of the Pacific
railroad, but scarcely ans IL being sent out to
move produce.
Exchange vas weaker today. 6ales were made
between hanks at 6oc and 10c per 1000 premIum.
At the counter bankers are selling to customers at
lilo premium and buying ar par.
Government bonds continue to advance owing
to the investment demand created BY the payment
Of the May couponz which are reported by tho New
York papers as being largely reinyested in bonds,
Those coming from Europe are particularly 81, and
the probability Is that the payment Of the May in
terest wtll cause the export Of very Little gold.
Dealers quotations for buying and selling goy-
ernment bonds, local stocks, gold and slyer, In
ibis market this af teruoo1, were as follows;
, 1869-04-17
nurcnu Of statistics,

General francis A.. " alkrr, D.uty Speci,l Commits
"n,hs .epe,. q lii sa.eau sn "hien i sppca9s p s
tiat ,!.e .o'al tsnrcE4 nto tht c,uut.y daring .hr
I Hn5s: p. aa Il .5a sHats1 & :ss;,t #
n,u,' 10y its,4 = ,i - for consumption. e2kso57 war
?dss:oddinfi da,i. Iss'es s y a; ;tse T.
cn.sd sia E eoffssnRton fn1 r., IL SssG :, ;a1. ~
ss ~ .inss s!s II 10 G. thc ~ ttnLurts
res d a'a:ts Ra.Tssgr e5re,t: f., Aas 1881 sso:
tels sl:5 For the -a,r ,Ssa;h L t9 t.stza
,ans s14 For tic L. .s.a In. M 9o1.h. H.!
.ss,uss # IT. s'aa H. ssPs1, Ns5s
gSs' :.4<t. ,;4 & sv IT, A1tst sss. -: aa.i..
v.r:e!. t r asf.Isa i..eI; s 4 1f1t1 81 ~
iaass. II Assast s.. s ssS T11shss,s Tn Io;sl
III Sift month .sInsa All ftSssnS ;Anst rs
lus4 The bceinuile Of AuF.,t t 1ss III 81 y
Es; uarlsantcd during thc month. sll 81: w;ib.
,s. ,le tiase i tc ,onh ss;. ass,n., M T.s II
E6:G in Ans,tt l6 The war hr-c 1rxn@ @aciiops nru
given !, til h, c'l1.:ts dl:l,s aud dtstf:c:H
month 4 Awts lsds: American als 10: forrea sssI
cien. s5:4 Elisred 4nIi"s eist 1.sutsss tnIins
august j 1:63-An4s'icsn ~ p I.n.; for.sku. ~
e e tn. t, ,s S'.P:nalns period 1s5'AnsFc'n' s+s
Te'M tonnage ensaecd n the foreign trade Cleared
s:: s iss 5sris sas: u assss
ss a AHf,:., a. ~ AM foresn asta.
Il '1:!e1. s-:1,. i. 'stA'0 's''' '0''''~'
dne tsyn.sr 4 vcs.es cnsssd 10 the ooat.Ens trade
f;., gi.1sr m"n:i =, l ES1cd. Is: clsa1sd
iii; esWsa. i;s Aqsus. q. ls5 Eotetcd Ists1.
tered lae+s eleAsr atss e pestoo a"'' ''a
, 1869-04-17
The highest and lowest quotations for gold dur
Ing the current month were: 1917: On the 9Th, and
1s31 on the 10th. The range In New York to-day

.... .. ..... LATEST.
EEw fonK. April 1s.-NoncJ in good supply aud
at rer ccntt currency Receipts from thc lntcior
svl have interest below per cent Primo ldi.couut
staIn
Ste1ns quiet :. io5.s1os for prime 60 day. and
G1ld higher; olrncd Ut lze'; advanced to 1881; and
elo.td ni l33a hatsH paid tor carrying to cent.
auccs, a5Lul0M
I Governments active and fnncr. No London quota.
tons EeeeytI shining y break IN the Irish Lines but
foreign horeef bu5Ct1 Of all kinds Of shipping bonds
,ossins s91 demand nd M higher pces 1saia lid 67s
hiShess psiee It iss them III. rod ut li6 md a
Gout*ns ,I'5ss,e1ISa Coupons 's...lls @1lsS
Gsupone ,si..-.ils7 aaIis t,StS
couponA65 new uEfG9ll5 ~
State honde higher and dr1ncr: .-...
"a Tsna;; S: Vifsais....::-S S51i.
Thc .toek M mast;t va ac.iXe during tie morning and
when there was break in Hcw York Central md RocE
Island which aiestc tht entire Int and. with heavy
market recovered the decline and closed atrpE with
urynrd turn. the features hens New York Central
Northwestern, Michigan Southern and Pacific Mail,
, 1869-04-17

AeeeE.s io1 'o-naotlp"s nuAeun ate: d cars
~ ~ a'a wv" pu eoft' OF WHICH @S,eoo
~ a.. ~ - 4"" W oae w A'ao a'"o" ou afe
..asae.. s"Ao o"ee' ona CATS re 1otal,
w
t".tS . W. .H1t ".'euuAnst on Iuan2e to-aass,
uat ue.s ~. II" ~ Hu1'ee' !ne eoutse VI sraln
". .s.ea A Aueasa pt'eee neie notoinak-
- A.sMN'' ~ N.u eu''eu task
s.~.N- e' sAe ~ ~. - "' "'e4 s.otaea
S,.a as =, .ne esHes - - neeuest 10
Pun tns sia'4' VI. ~ s.osa1e wiz lures aass 70
Ahe ~ - equt'a'en. ~ spou' at9c u u'aescnee
H''e u."eea wv laee 5es1eluA! anu to-ua5. Inc
n'A1A.Ie olN"eu 1'aay a"oa' .ae saae as AZ
~ ". .loee ses'eaaas' WIN s"s a!aetenee' oo1 soon
iel oil, anu beeume weak md dull when New
,n i"A "ns uuo'." io"es ~! a1puna- IL Was lNer-
wy wy sA oas' was EeneFa11s taoasot
sno., "As. 'ac may uetntfcs u 'as ls' mo OF
80 u y NHo tao eoN'tHaeat "eaAaesss taese
"uun non W no.e strength espec'ais as tne ses-
sou VI 4a' 'ea.'on Is ahoat opening. bur tncfe Is
- ts-ssH e'an va uA1o se'' anu wv ltAe money
uss "n!,' os 10 move II, anu present ita}l-
eauous are tnat the receipts Mill exceed
the shipments for q long time TO come. while
the large stock Of grain Ing to the east Of Us will
go forward to market Ia ntIyanca of onr avn M
wpnlrr then at the weakness of ho,,t.r, thonch
prices are so fcnrfully low a,r,.,,r +hnt ~, n,nr
look fur a kpt1uc upwards At any ,oonn.n, ~,
MANY holders ar, unshe n xn,t for ~ ovor .ho,t
they could be ue snnn ot ,ts con,nc pac.,n.s -.
aga!u increasing uni must hc nrnrtdrd Nv Tn.-,s
was little done to-t,aF towsn,s t,rInc nj, r-si,
ou, of the way md nn,cr op,,hr ~, ,,a 80. -
shInpprs. owners wen, n,ytraI. 49,, - -, ~
4c.fhourh there was yeYv f,t,o .,,a,o.,.,,a -
cc,t car,ncs for ro.so1s ~ " az
~ Ct. nha',o o .s,aa 1soaesa ae tots
, 1869-04-17
MEDICAL.
SCAENCK'S PULM0NIe SYRUP
Is the Only Medicine that will Curt
Real Consumption 7:
schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
Is the Only Medicine that Hfl He'd
Diseased Lungs.

Sometime Incidence that viii stop cough wtu ofssu
IL as ~. afash q ths paent ho6 the liver stos
The action the Fe3 orga01 that eaased ths
nov eo1paini1s with ds III u ibe ds, ths breis
aa L lie ees eat aG9 tesss .dnsse ssa s
Ifeets and At other times dtoW1y TEE fod thst i
r. ssssea sPss ass ~ isfaz
ftom as.sstssed condition q tfe stomach q So1p5
eeSs nd .hs coash i iheae es.es be s3aeniy sso
Psd the Masa UT I'D staeh clog and 7eInsin topd
dss6 !, - ssysbs Esa ''Fsa' and liberated and
IL !:
esnlasoa IL bosd ss9etnes tSe !5nsa z
beT asd h R.1sp t. + 4.d ssss so1
favor Of The earadve pcwe7s ef she ~AandraEe FIJI,
8 II 10: s
mary CAUSE of broksn down constitution q lhe whoia
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