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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-26

This is q Home Company, gotten up
expressly in the interest of the citizens
of Southern Maryland, to enable them
IL OVERCOME the difficulties they expe-
Fienced in procuring insurance IN the
ordinary insurance Companies, With 9
MAJORITY of It's Directors well known in
that community.
1t has been N business now over four
wears. All losses accrued, and they have
been unusually large, kavsb ces faithfully
assd promptly paid, Which 10 our best
guarantee for the future.
The plan adopted is the safest and
cheapest known in Insurance, aBd If
foras 20 AL insurance az its exact cost,
and ought to be encouraged BY al who
wish 20 protect themselves against loss
or damage by fire.
RI those interested viii get il their
patronage aud Interest themselves in
the increase Of its business, in few
years IL viii rank among the largest In
suranee corporations in Maryland, a
credit and . benefit to all, and IN honor
20 abe State.
Jnns e, le73-tf.n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-26

HENRY IirYALL 4 CO. IS PATUxEyT.
BRAND o. FERTILIZERS. OFFICE
10. s. SOUTH ST. g -


Oar Super Pkosp6sies aFe prepared Or AZ
crops, according 20 she Analysis 0f The pIaes
for which Il 10 intended, Gon fale best Fsgtllt
ing materials ohsainAble. Pe<aliariy rich ~
Amfnonia, Soluhle phoephAt6 AID Fntasa calts--
and In ane dry mechanical c0Hal COT they eAn-'
not be excciIed In efficacy, imulediAif 3d PeEzP-
pent.
Wherevcg tried We rasuive shs most aaitsEieg
accolsuts Of rssnlss Md incfeaaea sFasn.1 III
A fsii supply Of anah lie s9obaeeg kIent D.
the Tobacco crop and our Ammoniated Super
Phosphate lor the Corn, Wheat and other sropsf
will he manufactured and kept on hand he APP
preaching season, the quality, price and terms
will be the same as taFhseFly, apd she high stan~
dard we have established alsasa 10 eAintaiReds
HENRY DUVALL & CO.,
Sole PrDpriesors Of the PaGuxent Brnnd OF 49,
mohiAied Super Phosphate Of lme AndSpe&
eial Tobacco Plant
For sale by
WM.t A. boKER, Leonardtown.i i9n
n q. SMITH, 81. lnigoes.
-rl TIC. HERBERT, 50. Cls.nents Bay
NOTICE TO FARMERS, PLANTERS AND
OTHERS. s4@ssah
a. C pavgdvs 4 no longer employed by
us for tie sale Of our Patuxent nrand Of FertliE-
ers. An orders Tor and business IN regard to
our FERTILIZERS must be made direct with or
lhropkh our local agents u the cOsnues. AAy
FERTILIZERS sold under the brand Of Patuxent
wishous our name attached will not be TIE erig-
inal and genuine Patuxent Fertilizers and We
viii not be responsible Tor their, sesalss. CE4N
HENRY DCYALL 4 Co,
SoleP roprtelors Of The Pathxent Brand &C Reg-
tilisers. No. 6s South ST., Baltimore.
Maya, aiSTT-H. DE sEDG .AA4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-26
MEXICAN
Mustang Imminent,
IN MAm An nzAsE.

A8xln1mMntvaEy $3.50 - - Ass'sss'
- wAeTo NaenTn psoxtdzS - laHeEn1oEy sneA
ausx9lEinn nn1a1nees rsF xhe n1Hzaazs q her en-.
Arsn. ~ fnnne haa hnen srguna4ms for g ysmxas
unssa nov a eneireiea fAs hnkfsakss giobA
me Msxlcan Mustang T&nimenf d q mnaehlsas
Fernedy fuRmsl external mflmenis Of man and nens6
Tosfock owmars and fmxmaEB q IL fnsnlnab1a.
A sEmgss Dostso cfssa saves . human NE ere
saoraa ths usefulness & q axsaas1s AaxsA 81
COW. or shecp. s
n c1rsv foosros, Aeoeall. hoiISw heEa. sruh.
srswswo<m. ah0uldes-so9. manss. ths bites onA
ines Of pols6nous Fep3ila8 ard f1secsa, and evssy
sueA drnwnaek 20 stock hsosding ard buzA 1lfA
u cures every external troubae - horsea. gnEA
aslamcness. scrseches. swinngs apenanss fcanasRs
w1nd-gall, Ffngbeae, etc. etc.
The Maxican Mustang xanamens = TIE Guiekesb
enrs n fhs word for accldsnfs occurring I'm the
family, IN she absence % q physicaan. such es
burma scalds speains. cuts ete.. and fpe xhsunA-
tism, and sssfrnms enrnndeEsd ~ expasnza. Pa.
sisuiarly vainable % MIXERS.
20 ID the cheapeae semedy "a Go wszi4s On .
penetrases fnn mzusele 70 the nonas sd einab
application il eeaeEnaly saflcznzA teonEs.
@Mexiemn lEnssnng Lanineat Il Nus % n Szso
uszes Of haaelss sho laxgeK ones h11ng psgpoFe1np
sssly @as& shsshsapat. - svegNkssA
Ell - snO
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-26
Fire! Fire i! Fire !
fssl
DWELLINGS, Furniture Barns,
- Out houses, Farm Produce, &C.,
&C., insured on the Mutual Plan by the
STATE OFMARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
r-.r rr-s1u- E-u = NUo
Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE, =
s.ssr-f
Office No. IL South SgTeet5-s
B. G.. HARRIS, President.
DIKEoroRst

DIKBcT0Ee
S. n. Caughy, of Noah Walkers Go.
J. L. Langley. Com Merchant, BALTIC
t. d. Anderson, Of Anderson q Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder. J
Hoo. George Brent, Court of Appeals
George p. jenkins, Charles county.
]. T. Ballenger, St. EaEy's county. sag
b. G.. Harris, Baltimore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-26
SPRING md SUMMBR !!
GOODS o. ALL KIEDsil
- FULL STOCK
l1VER RATES THlR EVER Il
GRRRKWEEL &FEEWTCKs
LEoNARDTOwN, I'D.

*t go .a4r---
amRR arejns a sseaipi az eur Cd Pises g 80
~ SPRING ard SUMMER GOODS Hh1ca We
cash Or % punetual sus.sn.esa. Reying ssd ,s
and saEiety, We areenaEied 10 piacs oar goods g
rates which cannot fail TO command quiek $50
sAsisfartnsy sales ana 70 uesf ne DEMANDS 2. ev-
sIisiss Ofour Stock - 80 Z &
READY-aADE CLOTHING, efall kind, and q
much better make and qnaiisy than = asaaiy
SH0ES and BOOTS, Of Baltimore customs make
and quality, with all the Eastern varisties Of
this Stock; V 80 VS.
- -.
articles Of gentiemen'a wear; go "a
, mrs mr. nprss coons. h..xv .ua v.,a.risa
1 A - A.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-26
I'D. N 5,
BUILDER & CONTRACTOR

HNHE undersigned Is prepared 70
contract for BUILDING and
REPAIRING ID SC. Mays and adj
;oinin0 counties. All work intrustpd
10 him will Be done with despatch and
In wOrkmanlike manner. Address
IF d ApAMs, MechauiesSille,
kH.rs 81 Mary's county, Md.
Aug 2, 1e7S-tf fin -r q 5esA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-26

FUF BuIe Uy =. =
veM.tA. h0KER, LecuaFdtown. "a
y q. SMITH, 81. lnigOes.
-r TIC. HERBERT, 50. Clements Bog
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-26
= THE =. i5saa . a'
Scientific A merica n.
iHTRTY-THIRD YEAR

~ 9p THTRTY-THIRD YEAR. Ho'i 80
The most Popular Scientific Paper IN the world.
Only s3,zO Year, intending Postage. wcehly.
50 Numbers Year. 1000 book pages.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-01-24

sold in, public markets fourth,
Mexico has furnished IN asylum
for the lObhArs and place OF depoS-
it for their stolen goedS /; fifth, the
Mexican Government has been noti-
fed many times hy ours of the eXis-
tence of these evils. but SHE has not
restrained her citizens, and she re-
fuses to permit the Uui ed States 10
break up the hostile bands which
commit the atrocities, aud has de
Clared an attempt to do so n cause
for war sixth, she has refused t"
execute the eXuadi'iou treaty Wy
not sul rendering RAIDERS. who We're
Themselves euemies of m1ukiHd 10y
breaking Jail of Starr county, re-
leasing prisoners therefroln aud NOR
tally wounding our peace officers,
aud by ttTGng loose fugitiYeS un-
der indictment for murder in Texas
ana regularly demand eddy our Com
missincers Of EXtraditim !; seventh,
she has afforded an aSylu II 10 In.
dams aud permitted them To use
| her territory t. set Oh fnot eXpedi
| tinuS to invade the territory of the
/ L ri'ed States and to wage savage
" rrare upnr'the people If r1XI1,
, includiug within is scr2e " 'ry ag.-
and sex chil lren have bean captur-
ed in Texas, crlied into Mexico anl
| held n slaves.
| Governor " lhnrd asserts that
Texas does not want war, but sim
ply protection from Mexican cio.
lrnce. lie charges that the San
+, Eliztrih mohs, who shot Howard.
Mcbride and Atkinson To deuh,
were composed largely Of MeXc III
citiz ns. He says Mckee should
make amends fnr the cfln'3 con-
lnitted 10y her ciL;Z"ns.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-01-24
A MODERN ARCADIA.

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-01-24
JACOB KAHP'S SHOE STOR.
LOCK- H.ITEN, PA.

HCn'S Boots, only Sl.7J
lens Boots, very best, only $3.5''
deaS' Ca"pct slippers only s.
Tens 3rS Rul1'r over Sh Ics, G1
Yomcns' FoX'I GaiterS, only $1.25
I0nh:,' .'': az >h1eS, OF IT,
VOmeHa' best GG,Jpvr0Ycr Shoes s,
hid rpu'S - - 81 Al
Bays, Youths and ChlIdranS'
Boots and Shoes, very low.
hiidrcnS' Goat Rution shoes
Nos. | 10 :, with heels, only &
iens' Calf Top Sole Boots, only s3.0
T0m"IS' Kid Button shoes, only S,.n
TOmen'S HraineG Button Shoes, 81. u
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-01-24
Take Care Ct Your Habits.

Horace i. lati,u. Il prominent
merchant il New Yulk. is as qnalnt
I"d humorous as he is keen witt4d
aud rich. T1ey tell the folio wing
good story about him
On the 18Th of F-brutry, about
five q clock, llallln Was sitting alone
Ill Ills private ulii:e, when a young
mar, pale ana care.worn, timidk
Hu"ckrd AID entered Mr.. CT ltniu, "
>ai,l h~, 81 have been unable IL me .
Z rta'n payments bacauS. Certain
parties have not done as they a greed
by me-, AID Tonld like to Nave $40, =
$50. | come to ypu because you
were Il friend u my father, and
might be Il frir..d to me"
Come in" said Clahir, come IL
and have glass nj vine" NO, |
don't INK" said the y''uug man.
Have "A cigar, then - No, /
never SIN Ike " "Wrll," said tn
joker, Il would ike 10 accom:.o
late you, but dun't think I ctn {"
"Frly WELL" said the young man,
as ne WAS 40 lut to leave The ro m.
Il thought pernap5 y,u mj5nl.
G91d-day, sir" "u"ll on," said
Mrs. C,atltu you don't drink 7"
"Nh." Nor smoke, nor gaIu5l.,
nor amy thl"3 If Tie KIND 70 IN
SH aIn superintendent of the
Sunday S:uuul
"MtD," said Clttin, with tears il,
lis VOICE aud eyes, Too, 'you shall
have 1t. and Lt,fe1 times the amount
if you "lsn. Your father let IN,
nave s., 600 once, aid asked me the
sdme- Il 'e>tuuns. No thanks owe
it To your fathers lruSt."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-01-24

We see it stated that man nam
cd Probst, at one time repuLed TO he
worth $40, ,OUO, Was arrested ut Ct:a
lsSA tor rUuUius .ionn L. t5nOener,
of LewisUurg. OF SIUS in money.
Not long ago oOr P,ntst was here
and coHXed out of Us some money tU
assist hin. Poor CT leature, the rum
tiehd has made wreck and ruin OF
him. .-,~Danrlle InteLlioerccr.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-01-24

These prices are almost what the stock H.
these IuudS II worth, without the maxim .
iuy nv gods only IrJih .rge Inanulactui.
elS Ind for CASH. This - why cth sell :.
lrry low. BOJIS, N'!IES AND IL UBB
ERS Ut Wholesale
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-01-24
MkliCAN OF RiGES.
Severe CLare es Made by the
Governor Of Texas zan-
ploS of barbaritY.

Severe CLare es Made by the
Governor Of Texas zan-
pies of barbarity.
ST. LOUIS, January Is. "A dis
pAtcn from i!uuS on, Texas say, Gov.
ernor llubbard has written Il three
column lei ec TO President Hayes on
border affairs. lie goes into tie dc =
tdllS of the causes OF the NJ, xicau
raids aud gives history of the
same for the last TIVE ty years, in
cluding Cntlpa's capture Of Bl0wns.
vile III 1859. The Governor, SPEC. .
tic charges aIe: Fist, it has been
"a depteuaiurY war second. that
custom house officers have been lnur-
dered, custom houses taken and rot
bed, post offices robbe,l and burned,
Ir'IdIedS OF citizeHs killed and some
! ton tured (WIl!iam McMahUn, Tor in
Stance, had his legs cut off and was
forced to walk on the stumpst; Mur-
dock MAS chained. a harrow pldc, q
on him and WAS burned While IN
his own house within live miles of
Corpus Christi ; women have been
made prisoners and subjected tC
| treatment too, horrible to mention
third, millicns of dollars worth OF
property have been taken FROM Tex.
ns 0wuers, carried iut1 Nex;co aad
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-01-24

Miuhe...n on the "a q. s y, c. R r., mas a
rsrl,lst.oa OF 500. is 4 thriving alsiness
centre, aul controls the trade 0fanaverage
radius OF over eight miles, in whlca the
JOURNAL has aEtrger circulation than all
othcr county papers combined.
AdgeytiSerS actl o lease m q 70 u note oi u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-23

JEwHLRY FROM MTLK-A new indus
try has been started in Mansfield, Mass.
1t is no less than the manufacture of
Jewelry out of sour milk. This seems
a strange anomaly, but il is q fact. The
milk comes in the shape of curd from
the butter and cheese making counties
in New York. and looks upon its arri.
val a great deal like popped corn; but
before il leaves their shop it undergoes
a wonderful change, and receives the
name Of American coral. The secret In
making it up is carefully guarded, but
it is certain that it has TO be heated very
hot. during which, coloring matter 10
introduced, FOLLOWED by very heavy
pressure. Some of it is colored black
and called jet, while some appears
cellulOid. Ii makes very handsome
jewelry, and is made into all kinds oil
styles known in the trade.-Kurai
Nesc Yorker.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-23
Early Cultivation.

As soon as planted crop that requires
cultivation appears above the gsru nd il
should be cultivated, not only TO de-
stroy weeds, but 10 encourage the
growth of the crop. Early cultivation
greatly hastens the progress of vegeia.
ton. keeping the soil warm, moist and
mellow, and is. therefore, very advis-
able. But the great danger is from
weeds. ''lll weeds grow apace," and
soon smother the young crop. What
could be destroyed by light stroke OF
the harrow, pillow, hoe, or cultivator,
quickly take firm hold of the soil, and
Is soon afterwards eracicated with diff
Guilty. In the meantime il has robbed
the legitimate plant of sustepauDe, and
has dwarfed and siunted il The time
for cleaning cultivated crops should
not be put of. The early season has
pushed forward weeds as well as crops
but il left alone the weeds will get ahead
of the latter. What would to-day re-
quire but an hours easy work, may
next week need several days hard labor
This is most noticeable of the garden,
but is equally true of the field. One
light stroke of the steel mandrake may
clean garden row from newly sprouted
weeds which could only be hoed out
with difiic ulty after two or three DAYS
neglect. So stroke from properly
fitted harrow or cultivafor may clean
the corn or potato rows in the field,
which will call in few DAYS time for
much hand labor. The hand of the dill.
igent maketh rich, and it does this in 10
way more certainly or effectively than
by promptness of action in our daily
work. The present toward season and
the moist weather render these remarks
more pertinent and timely.-Ner Yorl
Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-23
pOetrp.



Three horsemen hslted thel In before,
Three horsemen catered the osken door,
And loudly called for the welcome cheer
That was wont to greet the traveller here.
GOOD woman" they cried. as the hostess
came,
A buxom. rosy, portly old dame.
GOOD woman. how's your wine and beer:
And how's your little daughter dear"
my house is ever supplied with cheer,
And my daughter lieth upon her bier"
A shadow oyer the h,rsemsn Tell;
Each wrapped in thoughts he never could
tell;
And silently one by one they erept
To the darkened room where the maiden
slept.
The golden hair was ripping low
over forehead pure ss snow.
And the little hands so clio sely pressed
Clasping across the pulseless breast.
Il loved thee ere the desth chill lay
On thee. sweet child" and one turnd
away;
81 would have loved thee" the second said.
''Hadst thoa learned to love me, and lived
To we'd"
Il loved thee always. love thee now
The third enc cried, he Kissed her
brow;
I'm the heavens to come our souls shall
wed;
l have loved the living. love the dead
Then silently out from the osken door
Three horsemen went to return no more.
From the German Of Lud,eig Uhid.d.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-23

call the careful attention ~ the business urH
ct Ellsworth and vicinity Ia the facts aud figures
Let not the usnrirg pa tljc be nb ger itiudcI hnt
iuok into the matter Tor themselves careful and
Candid investigates will tell the rBUE STORY
This | soliCts and urge The Leading and Indie
pendent companies are peculiarly thor ough In the
management OF their business. Careful TO know
In regard tn esch risk, the moral as well the
physical hakatd. rs far possible, Judging 90 oh
Tisg its "wp merits. accepting those which
seem desirable at equitable rafcs leaving the un-
desirable to those who Wish tbem. On this plat
form thcy show greater prosperity comparatively.
than those companies which take risks more
loosely relying on rates to save tbetn.
The size OF q company il nn criterion Of ~
strength The larger companies have larger liza.
blities usually Writing anger tines and Accept ina
4 iarseT amount OF undesirable Insurance, thus
kseping up the volume of the business. Their Tia.
blhtJrs Tor reinsurance is therefore Larger. and
they liable to heavier loose. by extensive con.
GazFAtons.
My aim Is 20 furnish emily
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-23

EXCELLENT LIGHT BIsCUIT.-Boi
four large Irish potatoes. While hot
mash them with piece of lard the size
of an egg. Add one tescup Of milk and
one of yeast. Stir in flour enough to
make good batter, and set it to rise
1t will take about two quarts Of -four
When light, make up the dough. You
generally have to Sdd more water Of
milk. Roll thin, let them rise slow ly,
but bake them quickly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-23

The destruction of weeds should be
constantly attended to, for, like insect
pests, they multiply enormously. A
weed plucked before It goes 10 seed
will prevent the growth OF hundreds
the following year, or here the old adage
is uncommonly true, that Zone years
seeding causes fifteen years wedding
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-23

Three pens, three hogs. each full
grown and about equal in weight aud
thrifiiness, were fed four months ~ fol-
lows: One pen, soaked corn; one pen,
cooked corn meal; one pen, dry corn.
At the close Of The experinent those fed
ON dry corn hard made the most weight.
TIE Producer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-23

In EXPERIMENTING. guard against
hasty conclusions-au evil quite too
common in these times. As zone swal-
low does not make . summer" 20 one
successful experiment may not reveal
scientific truth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-23

The first potatoe bug Of the season is
reported. He was found in the soil In
Desiring, - motionless - II dead, but
looking y fresh - b did b.. fall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-23
4 COMPLICATED CASE,

CatarrA for ten yesn. each yeas vita Increasing
see Scr arSppnss il hS s.. srcs ysS
cough. ..thms Bad = 70 be Obliged 70 take rsedy
for II nieht before being able lie down and siee
ead constant dali pain In my head. Ny head rs
u umea 70 fan Of catarrhal matter 20 inure my
n tho nixht 70 eiesr and my thIo.. S.fore could
sleep Every Of these distressing symptoms has cis
APPEARED under the Of quite three bottles OF
ekSyoEpe Crnx. Ny hearing y fay restored.
have no Asthmatic symptoms. cough. no troppinEs
N the throat no headache. and In every vay better
than have been for could feel the eheefs Of
The CrSH on appetite. on Kidneys and. IA fact.
every part q ny sysicm- What has been done In my
caee 10 wholly the eject OF the RADICAL CrnH.
-Scry respectfully. &. II. LAwRESCE.
TIrcNDCno, Oct Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-23

WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
wIsTAR.s BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF Will CHERRY
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
wISTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
wlsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
For GouoHs AND CoLps.
fOR CouGus AND Coins,
FORCOUGHs AND COLDS
BOR COUGHs AND Coins,
USE W1STAR'S BALSAM
USE WISTAR'S RALSAM
USE wlSTAR's BALsAM
USE WiSrAR'S BALSAM
or WILD CHERRY.
pf WILD CHERRY,
OF WILD CHERRY.
or WILD CHERRY.
For SORE THROAT,
For SORE THROAT.
roR SORE THROAT,
USE wIsTAR's RALsAM
USE WISTAR'S BALSAM
USE WIsrAR'S BALsAM
USE wI>TAR'S BALSAM
or WILD CHERRY.
or WILD CHERRY.
or WILD CHEREY.
or WILD CHfRRY.
For HoARs.Srss AND GROUP,
FoR HokssENEss AND CgouF.
For HoAR-sSEss AND GROUP.
For HosRsrSFss AND CRoUr.
USE WISrAR'S RkIsAN
USE WISTAR'S BALSAM
USE wISTAR's RhLsAM
USE wISTAR's BAIshM
~ Win tHtppY
az VIII. HEHuN
OF WILD CHFRgr.
oF WILD CHFARr.
foR wHooP.SG Corau
FOR WHa PIN. fuTGH
fuR WnoeriNv toUcH
FoR WHoorf~g rotcH
USE WIsTAR'S RALSAM
USE wI>TAR'S RALSAN
USE wISTAR'S BALsAM
Use wIsTAEs BALSAM
or VIM CHsRHv.
or wrLD CHERRY.
on wUD CHsRRy.
OF wild CHERRY.
Fox ASTHMA AND I>rLusSzA
FOR AsruM, A>D fNFLuHNzA.
FOR ASTHMA ASr INFLUENZA.
FoR AsrHN, l>p ISrLuESga.
USE WISrAR,s RALsAM
USE WISTAR'S BALSAM
USE wISTAR's BALsAM
Use wfSTAR'S BALsAM
~ Win CnvREY.
nv Wild CHERRY.
oF WILn CHERRY
OF WILD CHERRT
FoR BRoScHIrts AID CONSUMPTION.
For BRONCHITIS AND CoSsUurrIoS.
FpR BRONCHITIS AND IoSsrwf-TtOS.
foR BRo> rHirIs No toNsJAFTtrN.
Use WtSTARsS SALSAM
Use wf>rAR'S RAI.ShM
USE WISTARS BAISAM
USE wIsrAR'S BAL>AM
~ Wild CuFRRT.
Or Wttn tHEERl 3.
pF Wild GILBERT.
Or wild CHERRY
FoR PAfS II rHE SipE Am BREAST
FOg PAIN ~ ruS sfpg ASp BREAST.
fns PAIN IN ms stpF aSD tsrAsr,
FoR PAIN IN rHr stnE A>p B,-EA-r,
tSE WISTAR'S BAI.SAM
Use WISfAR'S BALSAM
Use Wi>rAR'S RALsAM
Use Wl>TAR'S BALsAM
~ wild CHERRY.
oT Win CHERRI
Ur wild CHEWWT
~ WtLD CHERRT q.
ruR DIFFICULTY os BRg.rmN".
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