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For the Housewife.
CHOICE RECEIPTS.

! DOrGHNUTs.-Onc pm. milk, one chi
shortening, two of sugar, one o; yeast
thrc eggs, two spoonfu!s cinnamon
When ris,n fry IN hot lard.
SODA CAKE.-ODe-half cup Of butter
one and half cups of sugar. two cup
of flour, one-half cup Of milk, three egg
onc-half teaspoon soda. one teaspoon
cream tartar.
GINGER SSAPs.-rake one tablespoon.
full Of ginger, one of lard, one even o
saleratus, half pint Of molassts. half tea
cup Of water; knead soft, roll thin. ant
bake in quick oven.
SILVER CAKE.-Onc cup butter. two
cups OF sugar, three cups Of flour, one
cup of milk, the whitrs OF three eggs,
one-half teaspoontul Of soda, one tea
spoonful OF cream tartar.
COOKIES .-One tcacup half Lard and
half bu,t,r; one of thick cream; two Of
sugar; one coffee cup milk; one ieapine
teaspoonful of salcratus; two cream tar
tar; knead soft; bake in quick oven.
PORK CAKE.-One pound pork, chop
ped very fine; two cups sugar; one cup
nolasses; one pint water; one pound raj
sins, chopped not very fine, one table,
spoonful cloves; one nutmeg; one tea
spoonful soda. 1t it is iced it will keep
some time.
DEssERr.-Plice as mary crackers as
NAV be desired in sauccrs aud cover with
boiling water. Wnch III the water il
cover with thick cream and
sugar; then place spoonful Of jelly in
the center Of each, ard season with nut
megs. No nicer dessert can be desired.
FRUIT CAKE.-Two pounds OF raisins;
one and Z half pounds chrrants; three
quarters OF a pound citron; six onnces
butter; one half pound sugar; three eggs;
onc-half pint milk; one-ha'f gill brandy;
one small cup molasses; large teaspcoDful
soda; one and halt pounds flour. Spice
to please the taste.
Lemon RICE PCDDING.-Boil four ia
4lCC Alll SWIM ISAS wv IuNA
milk sweetencd to taste; small piece OF
butter. When nearly cool add the beaten
yolks of four eggs, and one tcaspOoniul
lemon extract; put in the over; when
nearly done beat the whites to froth;
add four spoonstul OF white sugar; pour
over the top and brown it; to be eaten
cold. Very nice.
HOMEMADE YEAsT.-Take six large|
potatoes, pare and boil till soft, then
mash fire; boi! handful of hops in twol
quarts of water and strain; return all toI
he kettle; take small tablespoonful Of
ginger and two of flour; mix with water;
add to this tablespoonful Of salt and
,a!f teacup of sugar; pour into your
Kettle, stirring it until it boI!s few mo
nents; remove from the fire, and when il
s lukewarm pour il a cup OF yeast; kecpl
warm until risen; put in your jug and
ieep in cool place.
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Farm & Grange.

Officers Of the Territorial Grange
Brigham Reed. Master, Dozeman.
!. Batierson, Ovcrsccr.
A. Myers. Lecturer.
J. C.. Langden, Steward.
J. Underwood, Assistant Steward.
g. II. Oldham, Chaplain.
II. II. Mood, Treasurer. Bozcman.
o. F. Parincter, Secretary.
w. NJ. Wallace, Gate Keeper.
hrs. J. Battcrton, Ceres.
Mrs. o. F. Parmcter, Flora.
Mrs. J. A Culver. Pomona.
Mrs. j. e.. Langden, Stewardess.
J. ID. McCamman, Secretsry pro ten,
BoGnan.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
brigham Reed, Chairman; G. W. Wake
field Bozcnap, GaIlat;n county; A. r.
Burns. Helcns, Lewis and Clarke county;
A. Myers. Springville, Measher county;
o. F. Parmcter, Sheridan. Madison
county; II. II. Mood, Bozcman, Gallatin
county.
DISTRICT DEPUTIES.
w. n. Wallace, district No. !, Deer
Lodge and Missoula counties; A. F. Burns,
District No. z, Lewis and Clarke and Che
teau counties; J. Underwood, District No.
3, Mcaghcr and Jefferson counties; j. e..
L.ngtlon, District No. 4, Madison aud
B:avcrhcad counties; Geo. W. Wakefield.
District No. 5, Gallatin and Big Horn
counties.
Next annual meeting at Gallatn City.
June 2, 1875
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Colorado Potato Beetle.

They will be on hand early In the
spring, - soen Is the potatoes are up
not to eft the young stalks bat to deposit,
Their cgs., each one about q million.
The best way = to pick the Old ooes on b.
hand. When the young ones get to-
thick for comfort. give them dose o.
far,s Ereen; nix enough with water 70
make It dark green. Apply with COM
mon WATERING pot, with fine nose. Do
not hasdle them u yOs have . sore or cut
on your lace or hands. When burning,
the smoke from them u po!sca-us. Kin
the frat one you go and keep on killing.
Comaencs 10 time; don't let them run
two Or three years. q " did. They did
not injure the crop .. 6rst, and We
thoa&ht thsy would leave IN . lew years;
but they came to stay. We have got
thsm thinnsd out . lIttls. Rural New
Yorker. III As
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Miscellaneous Items

A tablespoonful nitrc (per gallon o,
mi!k) dissolved In as much water as i,
will take, and put In the pail before milk.
Ing, vii! lessen the taste OF turnips 0,
other vegetables in tie milk.
The average price Of wheat during
period OF eight years, including 1896 and
1919, was Sl.3s and cents. The aver
age price Of barley during the same time
WIS sl.05 cents.
Carbolic acid. combined With glyccrine
or linseed oil in the proportion OF one 10
twenty, is good application to wound.
Of horses.
Mr.. Fowler. OF Benton county. Iowa
says: What the farmer wants is. = close
made, muscular horse, weighing 900
10 l,2OO pounds. that can walk at ieas,
Tour miles an hour with cultivator. or
ut that rate while crossing the field.
A farmer at Hazel Green. Iowa. solJ
his last years clip Of wool-six thousand
pounds-at Is cents per pound. bringing
him the nice little sum OF g.. 200. Diver
sified agriculture did 1t.
A French patent has recently been IA
ken out for the preparation OF leather
from tripc. intestines and other animal
membranes. Ths substance thus formed
y to be used for glove making, etc.
Uns!acked lime is excellent for clean
Ing small steel articles, SUCH as jewelry !,
buckles and the like.
To make good gingerbread, take one
and half cups molasses, salt, two-thirds
cup shortening, oEc aud a half teaspoons
esleratus- Then stir Ae,,. .~e~6t. ~
make stiff batter.
The bill to appropriate s., OCO per an
mum for two years to the State Agr,cul
tural society, ana 500 per snnum to-
each county agricultural society, was
passed by The Legislature OF Missouri.
A correspondent who keeps about 1. 500
fowls on his farm, few miles from Chi
cago. tells the Prairie Farmer that he has
finally settled On two breeds, the Brahma
and Leghorn. His flock Is separated into
three lots, and Notwithstanding the large
number there has never been q case of
cholera, and little trouble with other dis
eases.
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Officers Of the National Grange.
Master-Dudley w. Adams, Waukon

Master-Dudley W. Adams, Waukon
Iowa.
Ovcrsecr-Thos. Taylor. Columbia, s. C
Lecturcr-T. A. Thompson, Washing
ton, d. c.
Sieward-A. J. Vaughn, Memphis, Tcnr
Assistant Steward-C. w. Thompson
New Brunswick, n. j.
Chaplain-Rev. A. B. Grosh, Washing
ton, ID. y.
Treasurer F. N. Mcdowell, Wayne,
n. Y.
Secretary-O.H. Kelly, Wash'gton, D. c.
Gate-Keeper-O. Dinwiddie. Orchard
Grove, Lake county. Indiana
Ceres-Mrs. ID. w. Adams, Waukon,
Iowa.
Flora--Mra. Joseph T. Moore, Sandy
Spring, Md.
Pomoaa-Mrs. Thomas Taylor, Cohm.
bis, South Carolina.
Lady Assistant Steward-Miss G. A.
Hall. Washington, D.
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Gleariu1s in Readin1

Mr. Eeekwitli says: "A good farmer
understands the capacity OF his farm. H.
knows whst his farm will produce, and
grows that. He never runs to any specia
crop. IL SONS what he thinks best with
out reference to prevailing prIces.''
The farmer who keeps ahead Of hi,
work can always take advantage Of what.
ever circumstances he may be placed in
he can use IS muscular and more brail
force than his neighbOr who is alwoys
working at disadvantage by following
instead OF leading.
That roots are Of value for fcslln1 to
COWS that are giving milk, no reas enable
doubt can be snp rtlined. They sharpen
the appetite, improve the digestion, pro-
mote the health. and enhance the general
appearance. They also increase thu
quantity OF milk, and, II properly fed
improve tho quality Of the butter.
To insure early peas, We must sow u
H~r'y In sAs -p.s"< Ts,ssrUIe, on early
land. early varieties. VIII, n we say, SOW
az early in spring az possible, We mean !,
literally. As soon rs the frost is out Of
six inches Of the surface, plough. and
sow your peas, even though the ground
mxy freeze thereafter, and snow storms
follow.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-30

A GERMAN Bishop who happened to be
a P.ince, was so profl:gate that one of his
equals ventured to speak of the scandal
he brought on religion by lis immorali-
ties.
You mistake he replied, 4 do this as
q Prince, not as Bishop
But rcjoined the other, if the Prince
goes to hi, what will become of the
Bishop
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SCANDAL. story is told OF wo-
man who freely used her tongue to the
scandal Of others, and made confession to
the priest Of what she had done. He
gave her r'pc thistIe-top. and told her
to go out in various directions, and scat
ter the seeds one by one. Wondering at
The pcnsncc, she obeyed. and then re-
turned anu told her confcssor. TO her
amusement he bale her go back and gath.
er the scattered seeds, and when she OBJ
jected that it would be impossible, he re-
piled that it would be still more difficult
to gather up and DESTROY all the evil re-
ports which she had circulated about 9th
ers. Any thoushtless. careless Child can
scatter q handful OF thistle seed before
the wind in moment, but the strongest
and wisest man cannot gather then again.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-30

It Is noted by c0rrcspo ndent that
Crows were never 50 plentiful Is It pres
ent in the nci2hboshood OF Robinson.
Illinois. O1e hunter brought down IS at
three shots, and ..affer opening their
claws and iindin2 them filed with cl,inch
|bucs' he put up his gun and was Willing
TO DO pcnnance. even to the extent OF eat
ing ''biled crow" He vii shoot no
more Of the s.b!c scavergers-who are
doing their Masters bidding and other
persons with mGrderous intent would do
we'll 10 speedily sdopt. AMI live mp to, .
similar good resolution.
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1 hate anything that occupits more
space than it is worth. says William uaz-
lit: hate to see load OF band boxes
90 along the street, 4nd hate to see .
parcel OF big words without anything in
them.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-30

The members OF the Grange cauno,
consistently Be charged with making var
against any other class o. glasses. Thev
only ask the same protection that othes
interests have vouchsafed to them b. ous
laws, end that - eullivaiogs Of the coll.
|they may NOT b looked upon - slnyes 10
those who would b their rulers. Tht
members - tho Grange are nov, . Ii
were. On hiai. Therefore let prudence,
zeal and Integrity b their noeto snd
|xulde.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-30

THERE are only I'VE 6saies = he Uaion
whese To GovesDor Seoeivcs sslAry e
oes $l.o0Q These 40 1ichieaa, Nev
dsmpshiFes Nshgsaha. nhods Jsl1nd ~
Vermont Louisiana ~ 1nd,aaa nay
tSOo0 and PsnnsylvaRia tl0,oW.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-30

A GEM.-Nothing on earth can smile
but human being. Gems may flash re
fiected light, but what is disnond-fiash
compared with an eye-flash and mirth.
flash? A face that cannot smile is like 4
bud that cannot blossom, and dries upon
the stalk. Laughter is day, and sob'i ety
is night, and a smile is the twilight that
hovers gently between both, and more
than either.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-30

The q this valley are now busIly -
gssed n blowing.
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The New York World calls the colored
man who testified in the Becchar case, the
most sensible of the lot. He slgnally
failed to appreciate the character of a
cross examination. and when brought back
for the third or fourth time to the fame
point, demonstrated: 'You's triflin' away
too much time; dld'n l tole you that befo'?
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LEA :. MARsToN,
MANUFACTURING JEVELER,
And Repairer of

anu 1tepolrcr of
matches and Clocks.
aao permanently located on Main stroet
- me building formerly used as the Saz,'
- oa0on. Bozeman, n. r. where he
s.S 1ed % DO everything in his hne
WARRANTS 6ATlSFACTON
Special attentlon eiven - ~. r,on...
|so ~ e y kinds q Jewellery from native siir
"AICH WORK A SPECIALITY
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The GaI,ains' Spelling Match
From the Detroit Free Press.


The spelling school fever sffectcd scme
of the gamlns yesterday. They taxed It
up around the Post Office, and . dozen OF
more Adjourned to.an alley and stood in q
row while one of their number pronoupc-
ed words so.h of his head Dog, cat,
boot lem on,' and some other words had
been got along with. when the word
came into the teachers MUD.
The first boy spelled it 'mose-rocko.' and
all the rest followed, and when the teacher
his demurrer they ran him over pile
of barrels and hit him with frozen pota-
toes, thus interrupting the harmony and
breaking up the school One OF the boys
was afterward heard saying:
whats spcllin' good for, anyhow, IN
less Teller wants to write poetry!'
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notice.!
y. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES
May l. 1875. to April so, 1915.

The revised Sratut..s OF the United
StAtcs, Sections 323a, 3s37, 3s3S. .n.!
3239, require every person engaged Il,
any business, avocation, OF employment
which rentlrrs him to SPECIAL TAN
10 PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPICUOUS
" IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT or PLACE If
BUSINESS \ STAMP denotiny tie nav
,nen. OF said SPECIAL TAX for IL.
SpcciaETax Year beginning May l, 1875.
before commencing or continuing busi-
ness after April 80, 1875.
The Taxes Embraced within the Provisions Of
the Law above quoted are the
following, VIZ:
nei 90
DeaNrs. retail lquOr................2 q O.,
Dea.eFs, WnO!cS4le dealtrs............ loo 90
Des!crs ~ mait liquors, Wholesale 80 90
Dsssers IN malt liquors. retail. -. 20 10
q !" isai tOUsccO. q co
kstaal dealers in leaf tobacco. :. 500 90
And Q" sales Of over 81 900, fifty cent. for
every dollar in excess Of $1,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco. n,
"c.uIeIS " suns. ......... 50 o.
an1 .ol each stiII manufactured % %
u W eacn worm manuaactur'd ~ o.
An O tob 'cco.....-..... 10 90
ManufsctnreFs Of cigars. ID ~
feiiuIcrs OF tobacco. first claes(more
lnaR Two horses or other aniinalsl IN IN
Feddlers Of tobacco. second e1ass
twO norseS or Osher animalsl * m
Fedolers Of tobacco, third els
TONE morse Or other animail. II IN
te0dlers OF tobacco. fourth ci..s
ION loot or public cOuvevancI m a.
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KE4RNEI,S
FAUID
Extrct Buchu /!
The onl, known remedy for
Riehfs Disease,
And a positive remedy for Govt, 93rave',
STRUCTURES. Eiabe,es, Dyspepsia, Nervous
Dehi|ity. D,opsy, NOn-reteniion or In
coniincnce Of Urine, Irritation, Innama
ON or liberation Of the
Bladder and Kidneys,
LeucorThra or Whites
DISEASES of the PROSTATE Gland, Stone IN
the Bladder. Calculus Gravel or Brickdust
Deposit and Mucus or Milky Discharges.
Ke0zwey's @.1truc< bsxcAa>
Permanently cures all diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys and Dropsical swcllings,
existing in men, women and children, mol
matter what the age Prof. Steele says ::
lone bottle of Kearney's Fluid Extract
Buchu is worth more than all other b.
chu's combined"
Price One Dollar per Bottle, or six Bot
lies for Five Dollars.
Depot, 1o4 Duane street, New York.
A physician in attendance to answer
and give advice gratis.
..Send stamp for Pamphlets, free.
CRANE & BRIGHAM. Wholesale Agts. |
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We have full line of Ladies' Goods,
embracing - complete IN assortment Is
can be found in this market, MI Of which
Is marked down at .
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-09

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The 8utletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

During the past four months the do
nestle and foreign goods crossed by fer.
nv from Brownsville. Texas, to Msta-
moras, Mexico, arr estimated to have
been worth nearly million dollars.
The Consolidated Virginia Mine is
sending forth steady stream Of ore
worth $4,000 per hour, or more than a
dollar every two seconds. The stock OF
this mine is quoted at S225 a share.
Three years ago II was selling at Ss6. In
one week IL leapcd to SIC, and later to
nearly $500. Such are the vagarics OF
Nevada mining stock.
"A Lowell woman bought revolver
a, a store recently. and at her request the
clerk loaded it for her, bu, with blank
cartridges, seeing that she was much ex'
cited. Next day her husband appeared
at the same store and sold 1t. saying tina,
she had fired at him, but OF finding that
nc escaped unframed, regretted her ac-
ton and sent the pistol back.
The experiments which have been r.
Gently made at The joint eNpense of three
Of the principal gas companies Of Lon.
don, and conducted by Mr.. Vernon liar.
cour, and DR.. siemens. in order 10 a>ccr-
tain the best means of eliminating sui.
phur impurities from gas, have failed 20
be Immediately productive Of any prscii-
cal result and have been discontinued
The experiments were estimated to cost
between $500 and eco. but they have cS-
ceeded an outlay OF E3.Op.
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R.,,t, ~, "a - Railroads.. tsirb had j
I ,,.rpu,pdin. .o.itiVp - = centre 81 com
mere spH ,lS.iloi. tn, Importance ~;
/ No.,t;,r ,hs.,... v,,s.te.y.. but ia, uuw tho
| si,ii,lcr,i ,.t,sU;--s ~ being srvsi rail
! road +, re-. slTby o. the ino.i import.
n;r.iltosl. 10 .Ac valley vithc Miss s>ippi
| ,-nnv,r in- 4 .n4 hS'ius tutir teimini
| ,h,r, An :. these. ccmips from the ,rth
- me ,rsli lauoi. Central Railro 4.
vh,..h tr.S.t..s tbs entire tAie "i I.l!noi.
! tror,-..,x,r,- Ucriherp and north-e stern
49,. .euth.rs linus. Snd ~ it.c nn ction,
extend. mo e. The great northwestern
rrsiu producin. Sta - the Cairo and In
e-pur,. eAtsu.iug from sirn 10 be City OF
vi Irs.. iE the >;ste OF lrdiAn., where
10. nnectior' 2uo!l tirect ralroad GEM
humiliation. y. al "a tern cities anu
IheIsi 4 LOUIS Railroad, afurdius a
direct railroad coInnianieatioE with the
civ of - LoGi. sud all the railroad. CEN
:eriny there TIE roads coming from ih-
south are n, New Orleans, Jackson aud
Grcsl Auftherr nd the Mobile and Ohio
NJ lroaGs wlich give dir, CT rail.os COM
munic alton with N CITIES OF VI bill, and
New O-lelu. sui 9th Southern At.anuc
la ports. .ul cnnn-"iiug road, Nth all
tue 90 In,ry u'h OF Carr and cemnc
IT, IN the soulhve.t j. the Cairo. Arkan-a-
and T.2s. Railroad, which nords similar
with SortbeTn Nj souri,.
ArAzn.a- End Teas and the principal cit
les VI those states. This ! .i-n med 70 "a
wi give, also. direct ounce ion with he
TEXAS sud Pscibc Rosd when 10 IL com L.
ted. thus gazing direct communication wi b
the PRINCIPAL port. OF the Pacific ocean
he.e r. lrosds, termil a,iDg AZ Cairo, are
1ow all completed aud in successful opera
ion, those IL Illinois coming iuto the city
,r bark OF each OF the rivers. Ohio and
ssi..ippi. and terminatins ri their coniiu.
ence. 'hu. tncircling the city. The Holly
SPRING. Brnwi ~ le an Ohio River HsiI-
Dad, and re afro ami Tennessee River
Z 'ilr"sd. which will both terminate st
-airO. aye IN cure OF cni -iruction and v ia
'oon he compl, led, and other RAILROADS both
n Him ,xnd in State > uib OF the Ohip
liver. which val asa tie inmate at CAIRO,
II projected, Aur arrangement made u
,uild them. The con-truc ION Of hesc
viii grsstly ipcres.e tho railroad conmuDi-
siions o! Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-09
6heriEs Sale,

Rf virtue OF two special executions Ia me al.
~ rected by the clerk OF the circuit cnnrt n,
hiskander county, In the State of Illinois. one
10 iavor of Jane Putney and the other in f,ynr
u .nomss Lamoers9n. and both against H.
loving described property in the c,v os se iGi-
S3unty OF Alexander and state Of Illinois ,s
VIZ Lot numbered seven "a, in block nun.
psre1 ga ~, lot numbered six (6) In blocl
n9inOefed twenty-nine t9o) sixteen tl6l feet OF
OF south side of lot numbered twenty.six Ilsl
snd i2ts numbered iwenty.seyen "a. twenty
siHht t3e) and twenty nine (23l in block nun
pefed tweniy-six (!6) and lot Numbered Ave Is,
70 block numbered thiriy-two ~, also lots
numoered thirty ive 1857 and thirty-eigLt IN
in olo'k numbered eighteen Us) In the Tirs, AZ,
Wa, om 70 ,aid city as the property of the said Ii
son H,h ".bb, al the south-west door OF the
vourl mouse In lie said city of Cairo county of
, nsssnaer and state of Illinois, on the tLir.
Sam m~ asy OF September, A. ID. 1875, at the
~ said executions HIES n jpV lss''-
Cairo. IIinefln OF Alexander County, Illinois
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-09

lr'' During the epidemic OF intermit-
tents In the West this season, the whole
immense stock OF Ayers Ague Cure be-
came exhausted, and the producing power
OF hi Laboratory was found inadequate
to NEE, the demand. Many who Knew
it, extraordinary virtues for the cure of
Chils and Fever. paid eXorbitant prices
for II. This Ague Cure is said, by those
who use it. to never fail. Reader. II you
must have medical aid. take the best OF
medicine. Poor remedies are dear, As
good are cheap. at any price you have 10
pay for them. -Charlestya Courier.