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The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16
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Tho Septembsf report IF the Agri-
cultural Department, at Washington shows
great falling on svsrywGsp II shs soa.
dision q the cotton crop As eompsred with
August. The average Of North Carolina
has f.llau from Ids 70 So. Tsxas hss fallen
to o.. . decline Of Al. Thsteading:.csuse
Of this is severe d-ought accompanied BY
intense heat. 10 many sections hot winds
haso parcs.cd ia crops, ineae Or two eases,
DESTROYING i IN half an hour. III
Tho drought has prevented the increase
of insents, !. II. y new probable the crop
will be about what il was last ysar. not
quite four million bales. und prices will
pot vary materially ilsm present ruling
MiddliDgs are quoted at from i4I to I5l
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16
GUiLFoRD SUPERIOR COURT.

Tais tribunal. ssys the North State, ss
sembisd ..ast Moaday. st ~ o'cleck. Tbs
new county officers wero snorp In. aud
he court vas duly Organized. Judge Kerr
charged The grand jury. and the petit jury
wsssucru IL. The charge was a good o1c.
yell delivered, BY praciiced speaker. NJ
fault could bs found .lxiih Il. The Jsdes
especially and empliaiicaily charged ths
jurors to discard bitterness aud prejudice
arising out Of The changed conditions Of
things since tho ssr. Mopday afternoon,
sslieitor ssrutsick took sp The state doske,
informally. No cases were tried. Tuesday
forenoon. the case OF the State cs Gear
Cobb, cofd. sas tried. the Solicitor sppea-
ring On ono side. and Scott & t;sIdwsil on
the other. The indictment vas Cor the lar
esay II bog. claimed 70 10 ths psoporty
Of Jossph'N. Morehead. Eco. The evidences
vas conflicting IS to the ideuliiy of the bog.
tie defendant Offering proof ieudieg 70 sbos
iaai i sas bi owa property. Defendant
acquitted.
The charge Of tie Judgs vas fair. i'm.
partial sud clearly stated. being about ~
good "a Is could be. The SOLICITOR u I
pleasant looking man. with sgood voice,
and speaks we'll 70 the jury. .iithough .
little onased 10 the autibsof his Office. bs
81 doubs all Hako god prosscuiing
osheer. We mention ths bog.casc. par.
tieulsrly. bsczuss u was tbs ant jury-sas.
tried .lY
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16
SUGGrsTrov

The couvsrti.n is too important a sub
iecs to urge through without due Difference
to The wishes Of the people.-far FOO i'm
portsnt to abandon upon the dissent Of a
aoftirn Of the Press. Would j. not be
VIE to call County meetings 70 consider
the subject. and have q meeting Of the
representatives Of the Conservative party
in Raleigh. say. early in December?
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16
TOBACCO SALE.

A large sale was made a the Farmer's
Warehouse, Durham. lsst Thursday which
Va learn was largely attoadsd. and prices
very high. Sous bright, Isaf sold st s,5a
per c~s, and the prices for all grades were
above the svssgs.
Excitement on tho tobacco question i
almost Wild. aud buyers and specnlssors
from abroad are crowdipg in uPoa us.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16

On Tuesday Judge, II, opened shs Court.
qnd s3jourusd i % Tassdsy of sho next
week- si III IL st
A new usnstil dtion xvull pvaid III these
d1sgracsful scenes. by putting tbs Judicia.
~ on saosher footias.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16

The dsiiy conSomptton ef cofy>s IN tha
Unitsd States d about 500 baxx Bfsxll
csnp thisyenrissr'nat-1 u 900 lco1tags'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16

TIE State press having generally spoken
nroh the Convention question are lor qai-
ct upon tbe subject. Of the number that
hays spoken. so.ns.so thought h insdvisable
to agiiate the question. while same favor
cd the call Of . Consention. --Nsses.
And of the so that have spoken. every
ODE fss admitted the insupportable defects
of The present Constitution, and the relief
to DO given BY = Convention, and no stron-
ger argument has been urged against such
call than that Of expediency. tho fear Of
losing the position supposed % bave been
gained By tie late election.
Among the 80 against Convention. We
may include the Era. rad. The policy Of
oar friends plays directly iute The hands Of
the radical party which woull rerpetusie
all the evils dred upon Us By Gle co-,s,i.u-
,ior Of 1868. That was radical sore, and
is for radical profit.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16

The AsbsnIIs Citizen ssys thai Col. y.
nsLsod Tsua. whose arm - bretsn
- vssk, y isptevipg. though = tines
ssGsriag very nuca.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16

The wihhinxt.n. .Jonrnal intlmates
that three nf the County Commissioner
|pf New hsnover, held ameetInx IN con-
Junction with few outsiders Il the res-
Idence ofa farnler high Official, Ia ref,
frence t. the course to be rnnued should
The Sheriff elect fsil 10 give his bonds liz
that event .cestain gentleman Is sne-
gested to an Office. We think We
know the maaa.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16

ana expedieucy, its friends should pct yield
|ln their rntposs u press Il. they Il least
believe tEst thit TIE pesple Gao b trusted.
that tas people are Goasst sAd Intelligent
enough. which certainly tie oihsr side DO
Iiot. o. they would not hesitate 70 submit
y. once to popular decision the issde which
all allow must come at some time.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16
"A FRIEND IN EXTREMITY,

We clip from the Richmond Dispatch The
following extract from the New York Car
rcspyndeDcc Of that Journal. The letter
was penncd just after shc writer had land
Cd after voyage by steamer from Norfolk,
and mentions incidentally the topic to
which We wish 70 call siicsiien -sea-sick-
ucss and is remedy. fhs panaces is found
10 valcptine's ms,i Juice. The. aiiassfsesars
of the frm in Richmond whose name i.
bears.
Let our friends ia Wilmington sad Nev-
bern. aud oilcn who 60 down 70 The sea 10
ships make po,e efii:
~ sToHx.
Tho Lsasc Bell' leh Herfeik hondas
uight iu storm. A heavy sastsrly wind
was blowing, and by tie tiwe &c. got out
side the czpes. the sea wa very rvugL and
the ship rocked fesrfully. The eyuseqaepec
Vas general attack Of se.,sieksess, Que
BY one The passengers retired totheirbcrths.
Some complained that they feit dizzy.
others that they had headache. and olbers
that they were sick at the stomach. by
midnight common calamity bad eyeriaken
all except the .'old sslts. and one other.
The groans and mattcriBg rcsounding from
tho staterooms we're zwful, aud The sea:
the beautiful sea. was heartily cursed.
The epidemic lasted until wc reached New
York, Wednesday ulorping. four 90 fvs
hours behind time. which delay vas caused
By the storm.
One gentleman from Ricbmon5 caly vas
exempt from ses-sickncss. lie tsok ffeqaeut
imbibations from bottle of Valentines
meat juice. aud though be had never been
al sea before 10 his lie did aot sufsr 10
the leaa. II the meat juice will act as well
upon every one else similarly situated. Nr
yaleptine will soon realize fortune frym
i,s ssIs ca ocean steamers, sad sill bare
given. 10 its'ipsootion, . greater blessing
70 humanity fhsu sny tbis age tas Wiz
messed The passs gsrs who stepped ashore
from tie Isaac Bah ppon The wharf We'd
Desdsy morning vers as sick and a. nizer-
able lot a. we're ever landed from The hold
of slave ship. aud that notwifhstsnding
al tho friendly advice ssi kindly care of
Captain Blsksmsn and bis ss.istants.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16

DAHvILIR. Va. Sept. 18th: Reported D,
|S. II. Holland q Co.. Receipts have
fallen oG this week. Market active at inl
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16

We clip ibe following FROM The Raleigh
Spirit Of tho Age, which viii Be a Gitiss
intrOdssticn 70 tho article o. the sams ssb-
Jet on our hrs page 10 which We ask at
, 1874-04-25

But at the close Of the War Texas stoctmen COM
enced driving thelr vast herds into Kansas and as
there has been an amost unlimited demand through
out the Northern States md Territories, they sold
their stock st good prices, rapidly depleted their
herds For several years this has been going until
cattle hare become scarce In Texas, and their stock
turning their attention to procure moro
and better stock"
H0GS-With perhaps one OF two exceptions, 50
large receipts were mover before known At this stage
Of the season, the arrivals showing increase as
compared with last week Of 27s, and IS go
parel with week before last That under these heavy
receipts there should be very pronounced shrinkage
Of values WIS to be expected and in al descriptions
grading below choice the market ia "offn 20@25c.
Choice and e1tra quotations have shield their own :"
toerably well, 5@loc covering the reduction in such
though, II the present rate Of supply IL to be nan-
taned sellers may expect to be called upon further
concessions.
To-day the market vas fairly active, but the feeling
WAS weak and satcs showed reduction from yester-
days prices. In common and medium grades. The
range was A75@5:9o for poor to choice, With sales
ruosttr at Is NAL 90
, 1874-04-25

(patenD at $3.50; 100 brls do at $500 200 brls
do (Aiinnesota) at $3.50; 500 b1ls do On private
tefms; rs bris rye at 1926. Total, 875 brls.
81 ~ to @ arrive and on track; 10 tons shorts at
SA09; IL tons coarse ccru-meal at S26,00 de-
hveFed. The following we're the quotations at
, 1874-04-25

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: s, 492 bu wheat, 3,705 bu coru. G, 1876
bu OATS 400 bu rye, 299 bu barley. Withdrawn
1or DO during the past week, 1902 bu wheat,
9s.s5l bu corn. 25,051 bu oats. 2704 bu rye,
H. 163 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: 118 cars
wheat, 331 cara corn, 27,700 bu No. 2 do, and
16, 800 bu rejected do, by canal; 80 cars oats,
car rye, cars barley. Total (482 cars), 235, 600
bu- Inspected out 121, SOP bu wheat, LAG, AIT bu
corn, II, ,o12 bu oats, 80 bu rye 2094 bu barley.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
of breadstufs and live stock at this point during
the past week, and fer the corresponding weols
ending Is dated:
, 1874-04-25

sHEEP-The supply the ughtest for many
weeks. but. In the abaence Of any considerable de-
mand the low pricea established last week have only
about been sustained. The offerings were pretty
evenly distributed between local aud outside buyers
at S3.7594.s0 for sca1awags At AT5a5.75 for COM
to medium, and at $8003700 Tor good to choice.
, 1874-04-25
MONEY AND COM MMERCE.


SATURDAY EVENING, April IS.
There was IN increased demand for money to-
d.y. and rates Of discount wero frmer. The
banks generally report that business has been
imp, oying for the last ten days.
There is sense OF security On every side,
and m expectation of better times, resulting
from tha refusal Of the President to
permit any initiation Of the currency,
thnt cannot fail to show itself soon in greater
activity and enterprise in all branches Of trade
snd industry. No such effect is yet to be seen.
Business bns experienced no change that can bo
ascribed to the veto. The movement in gold and
the fluctuations in New York stocks are the only
sieus Of disturbance it has produced, and these
a1o but temporary.
Tho operations Of the Clearing House to-day
we're 81, SOC, 900. The returns for the week are ::
ClearngH, S17, 1870, ,770.79; balances, $780,
o06.40. The figures for the corresponding week
lset year were eli, ,90s 50427 and 81, 1885, 1851
Exchange on New York was very scarce At 500
premium for 1000.
business is still reported very quiet in the
country, and collections are poor.
THE coFFE TRADE.
The importation Of coffee to Chicago has al
ready assumed large proportions, and is likely to
become an important branch Of the trade OF this
CITY. It has been found that coffee can be
brought here direct from Rio Janelro by way of
Boston, and sold in competition with that
brought from New York, which has hitherto
been T. source Of supply to this market. One
frm is nov importing 1000 bags q month. the
average value Of which is 100000 in gold The
coffee is landed in Boston within five feet OF
tho cars OF the Boston d Albany Road,
by which line and its connection the N. 7. Cen
tral aud Lake Shore it is shipped hither. By this
xoute the insurance, wharfage brokerage, and
other tolls aud charges which are found 80 bur-
denBome by importers at New York are avoided,
at saving Of more than half cent a pound
The contract with the railroads gives this shipper
the advantage OF Is cents q hundred pounds. As
the coffee il sold here at the New York price plus
the freight it will be seen that the margin for
profit is large enough for other merchants to
embark in the same enterprise. From this point
the coffee be distributed throughout the
Northwest with ease and little expense. Other
branches Of the grocery trade hare already found
themselves benefited by the diversion Of the
towns in tho interior flom New York to this
point, and no good reason is apparent why all
The coffee which is sold here, amounting to
Ii, 600 or 90, 900 bags month, should not be i'm
ported by Chicago dealers on their own account
to their profit, and the great advantage OF the
t1ade Of Chicago.
LOCAL STOCKS.
The following quotations OF local stocks are
furnished By MessTs. Hammond j. Gage, fnan-
cial agents. TG Washington street.
, 1874-04-25


LIVERPOOL, April oe-1l .. m.-Flour, 2ss. Wheat
Winter, 1os 4d@l2s Sd spring, lis 8d@12s 50
white, 12s 8d@12s lod club 13s@13s ID Corn, 38s
3d@3os. Pork, C3s sd. Lard, 46s.
LIvEnPoo1., April 25-2 p. n.-Dreadstuns qu1e.
and easy. Prices unchanged. Lard, As 3D. Pork,
C4B.
PAn1s, April 25.-Rentea 59f Boo.
LIVERPOOL, April Observation-Disclosures
aaes aang - o has mdaaas sd
export 1900 bales.
brcadstufs-Quiet and unchanged.
Lard@5a Cd.
HESS Pork-C4s.
Turpentine-32s 6d6333s.
LONDON, April 25.--Amount Of bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank Of England balance day, cs4 o0o
Rate Of discount in open market for months bills.
81 per cent, or = below the bauk rate. Rate for
money at the Stock Exchange on Government secu1I-
ties, per cent consols for money, o27t@92X ac-
count, 921.
United States 8ecur1Hes-5-20s Of 1866, 1o6Z; Cts.
1oa;.; 1o-4os, 1o4 IS, 1o4 New York Central,
IS /; Eric, 81 ; preferred. 81.
Refined petroleum, lis 9lG12s.
Ta1ow-33sG 33a ID.
, 1874-04-25

DEFAULTE9 RAILWAY BONDS.
The following Ist showing the latest bid and
asked prices Of some OF the most prominent de-
faulting railroad bonds, is Furnished by A o.
Slaughter:
, 1874-04-25
WE SHALL SELL THE CONTENTS

OF the Hotel, corner Of Harz1son and Hasted-sts.,
known as Harrison. Court,
Wednesday Morning, April 29, at 10 o'clock.
Genteel Furniture, consisting of Bods, Bedding Bu"
Wash Stands Chairs: Tables. Stoves. Mirrors.
grain Carpets; and amount OF goods
MENTION sold in lots to suit purchasers and without
eerve. HODGES CO., Auctioneets.
, 1874-04-25

CATTLE-The past haif-dozen days have developed
features essentially different from those prevalent
ing Of the market Monday down to the close, with
prices ruling weak and lower The continued de-
preston ia solely due to the unusually nbcrp1 sup
plies aent forward during the past three four weeks,
the arrivals from March % to date aggrcgating II
427 head During the past three weeks there has been
country and during this period the operations Of both
Eastern and Western shippers have been carried
loss. Those who ho1l to their f1t cattle for !
while will, without doubt, obtain better prices than
current, ns the mum ber Of wel}-fatted we'll
naatured cattle remaining in the hands Of feeders
is believed to be considerably less than at
the corresponding period last season. Tho
quality OF the receipts only fair Among the offer
tngs was lily number OF drst-class beevcs hut
unfortunately such the exception, the larger por-
for which the ruling prices wore A50t9 $50. The e1-
tre1ne raugo wxs f2504G.70 the outside figure being
paid by ttsbur buTer for 20 fancy RteetB, aver7g
ing $50 lis. 6tocEeEs continue in fair demand and
Ats for to prime young cattle in Ugh. flesh,
averaging from 100 to os0 ns. Butchers have paid
S. SOFAS 90 for to extra and poor catfish
steers and fat Texas cattle have been in light
though ample supply. and sold slowly ut
for poor to choice droves CAlvea are plenty md
vesk ut s3.o0@55o, according to quality. 1lck cows
sell any where from 100 to 5000.
The Eans IS City Cattle Trail gives the following IL
the conclusions Of large dealer who has inst
returned from trip through Te1aa: "That tho
last year but that the stock driven would be Of much
better quality md sell 1t good prices Drovers have
learned from the experience OF Inst year that it
roor policy to drir- scrub stock, snd this yeara drive
Will e1coed in quality OF stock that Of any year pre-
vious. For mAny years past To1as has been over
stocked with csttle; and, indeed At time it
the common sayinR that tha more cattle man owned
the poorar b. would and hiusaN in tie long run.
, 1874-04-25

LATEST.
new ToRK, April 25.-Money closed easy at
per cent On call. Prime business notes are in
demand aud discounted st 6@7 per cent The
supply Of primo paper is small, owing to the
dullnesB Of trade.
Foreign exchange quiet and steady at S4.85
for primo bankers sixty-day, and S489 for de-
mAnd.
Gold closed At 112s6, after selling at 112 76 and
1HN. The rates paid for carrying ranged from
6par cent to fat, closing at 8 per cent Clear
1nces. s58, 900. 900. The Assistant Treasurer
dsbu1sed during the week over 100000, and
received 50, 00G, 600 for customs. Payments
to-day wore $750.000. chiefly on account
Of May coupons. Specie shipments for the
week, $423, ,236, principally silver bars. Imports
the same time: dry-goods, s., ,840,321; merchan-
disc. S., ,388, 553.
Governments strong, and considerable done.
State bonds quiet and nominal
The stock market opened firm, but remained
30 only abort time, Northwestern being excep-
Gonally weak. Prices subsequently picked up,
and at the Second Board rere 6teady, but again
went off, gathering strength, however, later, and
closed with steady market for speculative
Rhxres. Sales to-day were nearly 200, 600 shares,
Of which $1,000 were Western Union, $4,000
Union Pacific, 1900 Pacific Mail, 26, 900 Lake
ehore, and II 900 Northwestern.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Loans, decrease, S5.041 200; specie, increase,
e122, $40; legal-tenders. decrease, S424, 800;
deposits, decrease, 1885,, 200; circulation, in
crease, SCI, 800; reserve, increase, $871, ,225.
&sr Trr
, 1874-04-25
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SAL

Tho entire contents Of tho boarding house
No. At HALSTED-ST..
between Washington and Madison, WEDNESDAY Az
TERNOOE, ut O'Clock sharp. PArlor, Dining, Kitchen,
Sitting, aud siccping-sooms Look out for barzaias
WIN. +. HODGES 4 CO.. Auconee11.
, 1874-04-25
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY Evxxrsa, April Is.
Tho following we're the receipts and shipments
u the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
nor1ng the past twenty-four hours, and for the
eot1espondng date one year ago:
, 1874-04-25

{aulting railroad bonds, is furnished By A o.
slaughter:
Northern Pacific first mortgage 3-1o gcll.32 IS
Burlington, Cedar Rapids l. Minnesota hrat
mortgage, Is, gold Mnn. Div. IS
Burlington, Cedar Rapids Minnesota hrst
mortgage, Ia gold. milwaukee Div..--....40 50
Central Aailroad Of Iowa first mortgage, "a,
Chesapeake Ohio 61at mortgage, e., gold 81 IS
Chicago Canada Southern first mortgage,
fs. ....-.44 -
Canada Southern first mortgage, Is, gold....b5 60
Chicago, Dauyi1lc Viucenues first mort
gage, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e2x
Chicago, Dauytl1e Flncennea first mort
Exge, 7s Indiaun Division .-.....-.........58 81
DsMoines Valley frat mortgage, 8s.........40 50
DesNoi1as Valley land grant, 8a.-.-.-..-...2 IS
Lake Superior Mississippi first mortgage,
IL, gold. ~
grant, 1os. s.-.....- ~
Missouri, Kansas Texas first mortgage, gs.49 62
New York i Oswcgo Midland first mortgage,
New Jersey Midland a1st mortgage, rs, gold-528 81
New Jersey Midland second mortgage, 7s,
currency. ...--..-.N 10
st. Joe Denver City first mortgage, 81, East
b. jos Denver city nrst mortgage, q, West
Southern Minnesota frst mortgage. gs......5o IS
Texas Pacific first mortgage, 7s land g1ant.3o IS
Central Railroad Of Iowa first mortgage. 7s,
, 1874-04-25

.1ucudes Ill cut-.neata except Shoulders and g. r.
hstns.
Flour was very quiet at unchanged prices:
There was no demand, except for few lots of
good to choice Minnesota spring extras for ex-
port to Europe other brands we're dull and neg
iected. Bran was bnoyant under m active
denand: it opened at $1,000 per ton,
and closed with holders asking 924.00 on track.
sales weso reported OF 80 bzla spring a1t1as
, 1874-04-25

The New York produco Markets.
New YonK, April 25.-CoT1oy - Noulinal1y Ac
higher mlidlin3 uplands 177+c; futures closed drn
sales, Sc, 100 bales; April, IT 7-16c; May, 332c
juno II l732@17 e~16c; July, IT 3l-3o@l8c August,
IL GIG.
BnEADsruYrs-F1our quiet and steady; super
fne Western and State, $5-76a6.00; common
e;:s white wheat e.tr., *s;s@7 e1tra ohio, sos
aud corn-meal unchanged Wheat in limited demand
aud unchanged; receipts, 10000 bu. Rye, barley.
md Lnalt unchanged. Corn in fair demand and
slightly higher; receipts, 10000 bu; Western,
mixed, 83G986o yellow Western, 86ta66Ec; old
Western, mixed and yellow, SEC. Oats steady: re-
ceipts, 6,0t0 bu: mixed Western, 62@G4hc; white
Western. G4s57
HAY-Uncianged.
Hops-Cnchanged.
GnocER1Es-Conee dull. Sugar steady. Molasses
aud rice quiet and unchanged.
PETRoLEuA-crude, 71s@7Hc: refined, 15X@16o
for May.
TUnPEx7HE- at 40@41c.
EoGs-Frm at 181s@olc for Western.
LEATHER-Unchangcd
Woo1-Firm domestic fleece, 40@7oo pulled, $50
60c; unwnHhed, l8G3sc,
Pnov1s1oss-Pork steady; new mess, S17.00 spot;
t16. rs May July. Long clear 1oc; short clear,
l0Ac. Lard firm prime steam, 10 31G910Ac spot
10 13-lsc May primo, 101lc May 105,@l0 7-16c July
BUr1En-Fi1m; Western, 24@27c; new Western and
State, 23@31c.
CuEEsE-Firm at 11&18kc.
WH1sKY-Quiet at 97at8Y9c.
Observation-Disclosures copper steady; ingot and
lake dull ut 2413@25c Fgron quiet; Scotch, $500
@39.50; American, sa7.5oa33.00 Bar dull; Russia
sheet, 1eN@16hc, gold.
SA11s-Firm; cut, sa.9oG4.oo; clinch, s5.so@s.5o;
horseshoe nominal.
Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, 1874-01-15
VIII Wonders Never Cease Z

When DR.. Walker proclaimed that
he had produced from the medicinal
herbs OF California an Elixir that would
regenerate the sinking system and cure
every form of disease not organic, the
credulous shook their heads. Yet his
VINEGAR BIrTKRs is now the Standard
Restorative of the Western World. Un-
der the operation of the new remedy,
Dispeptics regain their health the
Bilious and Censtipated are relieved of
every distressing symptom the Con-
sumptive and Rheumatic rapidly re-
cover; Intermittent and Remittent
Fevers are broken ; the hereditary taint
of Scrofula is eradicatedl Skepticism
is routed, and this wonderful preparaI
tion is to-day the most popular Tonic,
Alternative, and Blood Depurent ever
advertised in America. We don't sell
Rum under the guise of medicine. We
advertise and sell q pure medicine
which will standanalysis by any chemist
in the country.-Cona.