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Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17


 Forman mill which Mir. K. il,formed us puIpod $64 40, $345 Il, $3,l7l' 65. The lowest grade being thirty
 tons. We regard the Chrolno group and mill-sites desirable property.
 Since writing the above anotheT big strike is reported in the Chroro. .s N GvLD MINES. Y.
 \. ., N 2afncs, Of San Frs uoisco. 'SSSiecepdy v'sited~ Globs. District, wrote Capt. Tucker of this place, that he would ship on ,ase Monday,
 lath inst, Il comp .e five s.a'np gold nail fer the fowuseid miue. TL.s mine by.its improvements and rstnial devef pme'.,s, exhibits a large, bold '.nl T defined lead, aboundin' princ y sn gold. and is withow .toubs ye. ps slrizona's best pror g.s. < assituated on the ss de hill asSs r'i.ss parallel with the
 ioldes. Eagle, wArvh llas.~sinee its
 purcG, hy Easg,e tlrties, dfvei- 'lss,s1 a'ySnlst tHe expectations 'of
 its mpst snnsalac owncrsa3 The
 Townsend shows . strong vein from one enl ttf-sls.p,her, anu extensions. several iussEaber are located on each cad. ass of which show well. There is ncs reasop wby this niue, which already shows so4.Wcil in its shafts, tu','els &S. aggregatins' 'sev- eral hundred fcut, all5Af which we hava c.oscly examined, should notI develop equally IS we'll aSthe Go. en Eagle, which is pieh,y gq
 Results from two issays fccenrly nia,le frors ore taken from, fhe bQf-s tom of vi, ze, and about T0h feet; from the surface, gave. $--51 gsHfs Sli silver, $l65 gold. $lU silver per ron respectively. Working tests have been made frum several places where wo,k has been done on the mine, without asserting the ore that gave S3S per ton as the lowest re- suit. A force of eight or ten men on this slniue can keep five stamps ut work, as tne ore Is easily taken out, seldom having to. use anything more than a p'ck ana shovel. We prcdN4fy ssiss prop@' ty quick resuss ts,ss iayestn.s .,ts for ,naelSae,y Sc. Wien ,Ae null i'd lus.iu opcr;'tion. IhsJqe.s is al- Iss s sa f s. - csss, and having down grade to where the ni,l Is to be erected, fro,A one and one-half to two miles dis talit, and wood and water abundant.
 Tine glowing reports from the golden region ill this dishics which, from tune to time have appeared ill ihls paper, and being as they were truthful accounts of the great dis ,overirs of that wonderful regiou, nave had their natural consequences. They elclted irqury, and brought he existence of rich yol; mines neur ilobe to the knowledge of Eastern md California molgyed meils who, liter thorough examinaEion, ui'e be. ,innmg .,ow,to take hold of the more prospects with d wiling ,and, at the salue time providing for lmple milling facilities for the re- luction of mountains of ore exposed Il the different mines. Negotiations
 re pending by responsible part,es or tAe purchase of the Golden G,.re considered one of the besr n'nes in tha: locality. Mir. A. C. Webster intends to g'vc dry washing trial on large scale ill Lost rulch. TheSminers are net back 'ard in their efforts as,tripging their roper,ies to the froINDySearuest de We noted Mir. Perry t work ou' his Crosscut No. }, Situ- ted 3-4 of mlc north of the Ie!-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

John R. James minlus expert of undoubted reputation is here.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17
New Advertisements.
N otice.

Sotic@ Us hereby given, that R. r. Jackson k not at;NHrizcd to incur any iHslebte,Intns on acroisfh of the undersigned, sud that the mndcr>igiEu will not be responsible ior any debt. or 1El,ilitirs incurred ty ssid R. Y. Jackson Aan, will pot pay any drafts or notes rantN by him and thai k. r. Jackson has po 5etl,ority to sign the nHnae of ths iptdefl fned 10 any pnper or ebligatirn 'JviREyer. J. H. FCpRMAN
 iGed Globe, A. T., Apr. t2, iss0.
 sspF api'l7-d)d
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

WANTED-Teams to haul lum- Der immediately by J. II. Eaton.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17
Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 7
ieoe fqaud m the Territory. A first clas.
Billiard Table and Club Room! !!

attached. The latest periodicals and mags- zines constantly on hand for the accommoda. tien Of customers and the public generally,
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-17

itas'uioos f'S"' 'eo ~
 aikle. We will have further parsi- culars from P. K. Tully by telegraph. Geo. Il. Cook left by yesterdays coach to remain iu attendance upoi. hun as long as may be necessary.
 G. H. Cook, an old resident of th,s mining district, who left for Lake County, California, in Octo- | ter last. returned to Globe, Thurs day, after prospecting ;hc Santa Ta,syina's. Mr. c. expresses him. self well pleased wita tue mining 'oali0ok thme. s4.s$N }s-
 Colonel Dudly Hoyt of San Fran cisco is in this district with view of snskins n critical cxaininat'oR ofcer- tain mining properties, as is also [ Mir. Adams, Secretary of the skxi- can mining company on, business If the coupany. Y
 Just received at Kellncr's, ladies hats. dresses, aprons, dress goods, tri,p6svd shades, wire screen ctoh. saddiss, hsrpess, can goods, bansHN craekers, egg junbles.S cucoAnut clackcrs. vheelDarrows, pack sad dies, fresh druits, &c. &c. Sc. 5
 The bu'ldihg of the M.e E, Church is delayed in cossequenee of scarcity of ,eulns to haul lumber from the n,ill, Mir. Scott has promised to remove tue cause of complaint.
 ------.-.$- .-------
 The report that tue King has been sold is credited at the mine. Mason has gone to San Francisco, but. be- fore leav,ug number of tho hands were discharged.
 Dr. Burgess (ientist) will soon be iu Globe. Those in need of hls pro fsssioral skill will please note the fact.
 Houses and ether permanent i'm. provements n course of construction is rapidly putting \ new face upon things in aRd around Globe.
 " Shoot mouth " is one thng and business another. You can always re- ly on square deal and get full value for your money at Eaton X Bailey's.
 On and after this date, April 17th, l will have cold baths every day. Hot baths, Saturday afeernooL and Sundays only. JACOB ABRAHAM.
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 Large assortment of ready made clothing, gents' underwear, hats, boots, shoes &c. just received at s. Klein X Co.'S. VT
 Eaton & Bailey do not advertise to sell cheaper than any other house, but do einphatically say they will sell as cheap as the cheapest. J. II. Eaton will pay fifteen dol lars a thousand for hauling lumber from the foot of the mountain to the Baldwin Mill.
 c. F. Howell will supply custom CTS daily with milk and do.an express business between Globe, Miami and Gold Hill. 70"
 E. E. Chilsou's house and con tents were ttis week consumed by 6re--reported loss 5000.
 N. II. Price has a comfortable carriage and an excellent span of horses for hire.
 Call at s. Klein & Co.'S. and try tho;, ,a,r h..,l .e .,,L,.,o, ...
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
NEW WADVERTIsEMENTs.
.YEW CASTLE COUNTY, S. S.

T~~)THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
SEAL. To TBR SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
(~~\ COUNTY, GREETING:
Whereas, Mary Reid, by her petition tnthe
Judges OF our Superior Court, hied in the Of
flee OF the Prothonotary of said Court, in and
| for the County Of New Castle, for the c'use OF
complaint therein alleged has made applica-
ton to our said JudEes that decree may be
pronounced dissoiving the marriage existing
between the petitioner and her husband John
Reid We therefore command you, as you
have heretofore bsen commanded, that you
summon John Feid so that he be and al pear
before the said Judges of cur said Court at
the next term thereof to be he Id at New Cas-,
| tie, On Monday, the twenty-second day OF No
vemSer next, to answer the allegations OF the
said petition, and also to show cause, II any
he has, why decree Of the said Court should
not be ma 9 dissolving the marriage existing
between him and the said petitioner accord.
iug to the Act OF Assembly in such case made
and provided, and also to do ana receive
what the said Court shall then and there con-
slider concerning him in this behalf as to the
Court shall seem meet and consistent with
the provisions Of the said Act OF Assembly.
Witness the Honorable Joseph +. Comegys,
Esquire, at New Castle, the twenty eighth
day of May, A. D., Eighteen Hundred and
Eighty.
Issued June 18th, 1887.
CHAS. BEASrEN, Prothon'ry.
The above is a true copy OF 'alias sum-
mons" libel for Divorce, Ne to November
Term, A. d, l88'. JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
New Castle, August 2Oth, A. D.. 1880.
S2,-3md .2taw
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
Hurrsh for tJoney ISLAND I

This is the last time the REPUBLICAN,
will have the pleasure of telling its
readers about Mr.. P. T. E. Smiths ex,
cursion, and speaking Of the pleasant
trip in store for all who intend goins.
Tickets can now be purchased at c. +.
Thomas l. Co s book store and the sale
has been lively all day. Messrs,
Thomas 4 Co. will keep open until lC
O'Clock to night for the accommodation Of
those desiring tickets. The same boat
(stockton,) which takes the excursion
ists to Coney Island will bring them
back, leaving the pier at TO O'Clock, p.
m. When the excursion train reaches
this city on its return the street cars
will meet il at the depot.
The excursionists are in expectation
Of a grand time at Coney Island,
especially AZ night. The Iron Pier
Programme, thus speaks Of one feature
Of the beautiful scenes after nighttall:
"Op q moonlight nightit can be likened
only to fairy's bower. The white
capped billows roll in Increasingly,
breaking into spray which under
Luua's silver rays assumes the hue and
color of precious gems. Emeralds,
diamonds, opals, garnets and rubies,
fall in an incaudiscent shower from the
crest of one wave to gain increased form
and brilliancy from its follower. Walk
out to tie end of the pier and there is
naught to mar the beauty Of the pio-
ture.n
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21

Revs. I. T. Cooper, of Camden, W. L.
s. Murray, OF Middletown, and B E.
White, OF Brandy wine, all of the Will.
mington Conference, are at Ocean
Grove the present week.
Rev. Robert P. Du Bois Of New Lon.
don, Pennsylvania, will preach in the
West Presbyterian Church to morrow
morning and in the Central Church in
the evening. All are invited.
Mrs. A. P. Beecher and her two chill
dren have been spending week at her
father 4, at Trenton, New Jersey. They
now 90 to the mountains Of Conpecti.
cut among her husbands relatives.
Winfield Heisler has returned from
his visit to Rehoboth.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
Chada's Ford Republicans.

Thursday afternoon, the Republicans
of upper Delaware and lower Chester
counties assembled at Chadd's Ford, or
the battle ground Of the Revolutionary
war, and planted pole in league with
the principles and doctrines of the Re-
publican party. There was q large
concourse of people present, and al
four O'Clock, everything being in readi
ness the chains and trappings for rails
ing the pole we're attached, and the
raising began and after some little time
the stock was standing perpendicular
to the height Of 2l5 feet in three sec
tions. A man with climbing irons as
cended the pole to the distance Of l5(
feet and loosened the chains that were
used in raising. The American flag, AZ
feet in length, with the names of Gar
field and Arthur were koisted, and
three rousing cheers were given with
will, after which the Liberty cornei
band of West Chester played the "Stal
Spangled Banner" in their usual good
style. In the evening a meeting was
held in front Of Richard J. Baldwin'f
store, which was presided over by
Chalkley Harvey, who introduced as
the first speaker, James Sweeney, o
Thornhury township, DelawsTe county
He was followed by Hon. John N
Broomall, Of Media, and Mr.. Waldo
Mazares, who has been spending some
weeks with Mr.. Caleb Brinton, near tht
Ford.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
A Fatal Result.

Isabel McGonigle, aged Is years, who
has been an inmate Of the St. Peters
Children's Home, corner of Sixth and
West streets, for seven or eight years,
died on Thursday morning last from
consumption. A number Of years ago
the child injured her leg, recently the
injury partook Of a serious nature, and
several weeks ago Drs. West and Maull
amputated the limb near the hip. Owing
to loss of blood the girl became very
weak, when consumption ensued and
death was the result. Her parents re-
side at Port Deposit, where her body
has been forwarded, and it will be in
TERED to day.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21

The Poor UnfOrtuuntes who haye
Faisaa oy TN eir own We skHess.

William Donnelly was arraigned q
Police co1rt last evening on the chars
If stealing $16 from James Toney. Tb'
two men visited Mrs. Kate Dugsn's sa
loon, and while they were there Tone,
teli asleep. Donnelly thrust his han'
INTO Toney's pocket and drew fortl
some money, which he said amounted
to sixteen cents, two cents of which h
afterwards returned. Toney said thai
when he fell asleep he possessed $l6
but it was missing when he awoke
Mrs. Dugan stated that the money
which she saw Donnslly take appeared
to be small currency. The prisoner
was held in 5000 bail for court.
James Mackey was held in 5000 bail
because he stole pair Of pants, valued
at so cents, from Charles Italie.
On complaint Of L. l. Wynans, VIM.
Miller, colored, was arraigned for cru
ely beating his son. Miller left tht
lad in charge Of prodace stand a
Fourth and King streets, while he werI'
after load of potatoes. When he re
turned he found the boy lying dowI
asleep. This 80 incensed the fathe
that he struck the lad number o
times with whip. He was required
to pay the costs of the case.
Mary Duffy, who was charged will
selling liquor without a license, va
dismissed.
Nsddie Kelly was arraigned foI
drunkenness. He was found by Chic
Maxwell lying in gutter and singing
"Rob Roy" Neddie said he had re
mained sober for 16 months, bat one
day last week he went on an excur
sion and got drunk. The Mayor tolt
him that he would give him an oppor
tunity of having the seeds Of intem
perance rcotsd out by sending him tt
| Jail for 10 days. Neddie's angry pas
siens arose and he asked His Homo
why he did not send him over for on
hundred days, for, said he, "as SURF
as there is q God in Heaven l will b.
worse when l come out" The Mayo
quietly responded, "then as sure q
there is a God in Israel will send 30,
over for 20 days"
Alexander Gillespie, who this morn
ing was charged with drunkenness an
disorderly conduct, was fined % ant
costs, and held in a 800 peace bond.
Jackson Williams, colored, was fne'
81 and costs for using abusive languag
toward Annie Barnes.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
AGrand Demonstration.

A gentleman from this city in at
tendance reports that the Great Sham
Battle and review Of the g. A. R. at
Bonaparte Park at Bordentown yester-
day was an imposing celebration, sew
eral thousand members participated.
The Thomas A. Smyth Post of this city
were met at Camden depot by Post No.
5 of New Jersey, and were escorted by
them to the Park. The Smyth Post
participated in the Grand Review. On
arriving at the ground the smyth Post
under comm and of junior Vice Com
mander, Joshua Wainwright, was drawn
up in front of Posts on the camp
ground and three hearty cheers were
given the Smyth boys Of Delaware,
which was returned by the Snyth
Post. The Smith Post had about fifty
men in line. Several others were ac-
companied by ladies and could not par
ticipate in the parade. The Dupont
Post did not participate in the parade,
they went on up on boat from Phila-
delphia aud did not get into line. The
Smyth boys all returned greatly pleas
ed with their trip. G. A. R.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21

hever fail to adjust trusses salts
liz. 4 full line Of trusses, braces,
ID special room for applying
be tie "Cslluloid." N. B. Dan
Druggist, I'd and Market streets
be most celebrated Worm Medi'
nclsding Jaynes', Fahnestock's,
fsy's and Clark's, are sold at
hn's Drug Store, Fifth and Pop
eetG.
On Geo. B. &etznsr, 10S Rast Cd
fcr a clean shave, hair cut or
|bo. Dyeing a specially. Tobacco
Bsrs, best quality, constantly on
bois Skins and Sponges, q new
received and for sale at reason
prices, at Taylor & Fullerton's,
caries, 302 King street.
rls7 & Sawyer, No. 3O2 Market
are still copying old pictures,
ey are also taking six fine card
faphs for 81 and one Sxl0 for 81.
rley & Sawyer. photographers,
rket street, are taking four fine
pes for 5Oc., also 4 rim medalias
ar Havana filled cigar given on
the New York Store, s. K. cor.
French streets.
pa Fruit Jars very cheap, at
Hrsnois & Sons. Fourth and
ID streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
8ROTHEt HOOD OF TIE UNI N
The Annual Sess1On Of the Grand
Circle Last Thursday.


The annual session Of the Grand Cir
,le Of the Brotherh bod OF the Uuion
vas held at Milford last Thursday af-
tsrnoon. A large attendance was pres
mt from all parts o. the State, Nu-
nerous candidates f)r admission were
examined, and were admitted to ssats
in the body. Reports from subordinate
circles and officers were read and placed
on file. After the transaction OF bus
iness Of private nature the following
officers wers elected:
G.. C. Wv. l.. Townsley, Of Will
mington.
G. g. J.-Wm. J. Polk, Of Milford.
G.. F.-Chas. Macklin, of Milford.
G. S. K Sylvester So,omsn. of VIII
mington.
G.. T.-David s. Montgomery, Of
Wilmington.
CHG. F. Jackson, of Wilmington.
G.. W.-P. B. Deputy, Of Milford.
G.. W. of Night-Wm. Fl. Sammons,
of Wilmington.
Representative to Supreme Circle
A. E. DsBaum, Of Wilmington.
The session then adjourned, to inset
at 8 O'Clock in the evening.
At the evening session addresses were
delivered by Bros. Geo. e. Jackson,
DeBaum, Solomon, Townsley and Polk.
The officers who had been elected
we're next installed.
sour Banner" monthly journal
published in this city, was endorsed
as the official organ Of the Delaware
Brotherhood.
After conferring the degrees the
circle adjourned to meet in Milford
again, the third week in August next,
1881.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21

Chicago, We believe, is the first
American city that has determined
upon having underground telegraph
lines. Her authorities have decided
to clear the streets Of the miles Of great
unsightly telegraph poles that run
over the city in all directions. The
wonder is that overhead lines have
been tolerated in large cities until
now. Others will not be slow to follow.
Many have agitated the question, hut
have gone no further. In Germany
the long country lines are largely an.
der ground. The system has many ad-
vantages on the score Of economy and
safety, and sooner or later will be uni
ve.sally adopted.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21

All who wish to have their hair or
beard taken off in an artistic and ex-
peditious manner should call at No. l03
East Second street. Three first class
BARRIERS are employed, and everything
is In the best order. The cutting of
hair is made speciality and mothers
may safely entrrst their ''litt'e olive
branches" to their care whenever they
have superabundanoe Of curly locks.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
p,tIes, Hymmals, &c.

h. L. Francis having q number
L ei all kinds, ChurCh and Son
.pbeol supplies, Birthday cards,
IN left from the Religious Rook
|pssrs them at very low prices.
Sssiring to purchase will find 1t
/ interest to call at her residence,
kst 7lh street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
Sunday Excursions.

The steamer Major Reybold will car.
ry another excursion to Bombay Hook
tomorrow. The boat will leave the
French street wharf at nine O'Clock.
The steamer Susie Mccall will also run
to Pennsgrove, and will CONNECT with
the Republic running 10 Cape May.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
Sunday at woodIawn Camp.
% sunday last weOdlawn Camp was

On Sunday last Wfodlawn Camp was
attended by many thousand persons.
At the prayer ineGalng early in tho
morning the following ministers took
part Revs. Matlack, Browne, Avery,
talbot, Lighter, Kemp, Sheppard,
O'Nsili, Davis, Layfsld. Rev. J. D.
Rigg had charge Of the service.
The hour for morning service having
arrived, the Rav. George Miller, pastor
of Grace NJ. E. Church, Wilmington,
Del. The preacher selected as ths to.
picof his remarks Isaiah 9-6-"And His
aame shall be called wonderful. There
we're over three thousand persons facing
the preacher during his remarks. HI
said that prophecy showed its truth by
its realisation in history. In the text
we have prediction uttered more than
2, 600 years ago. This prophecy has
been fulilled in the name of Jesus Of
Nazareth, and his name shall be called
Wonderful. Whatever may be the sur
prises Of the future the name of Jesus
will never be surpassed. Christ's sys'
tenn is truth, and like the diamond
ameDg the precious stones. 1t pure
as crystal emanating from the throne Of
grace. Jesus Of Nasareth stood at the
summit of human aspirations, higher
than lawgivsrs and prophets, higher
than the angels. The name Of Jesus
in the reformation Of character is won
aarful- Tha name of Jesus reaches
every character in life, whether educa-
ted or not, high or low it gives consola-
lation in sorrow, and hope that
blooms in Immortality.
The 3 O'Clock sermon was delivered
by the Rev. Mr.. Richards, Of New Gas
tie. His remarks we're based on John
1:1,2,3. The theme was THE realness
of the person Of Jesus Rev. Geor &c
Miller preached again at 8 O'Clock TO a
large concourse Of persons.
The camp closed on Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
KOgico.

p. Wood & Co. requests their
.ns customers ard others VINO
ssir stoves ana heaters put in
A H. The coming cold weather, to
Ev' As they will be very busy
..bset metal work, they will
,Sopt The parbsr's plan; first
'rst sf served, except in extreme
Front and Orange streees.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
The WAatll0H.

Department, Office Of the Chief
|'alcer, Washington, Aug. 2l-
'atlons for saturdsy-For the
Atlantic States, stationary or
barometer and temperature,
mostly south to west, partly
weather and local rains.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
YOune America.

patriotic impulses Of the rising
|tjon should be encouraged, and
4 dsy reduce the price cf Boys
'ign Caps--Eancock or Garfield
each. Remember, only 20 cts'
IL, opposite Clayton House.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
Now Wall Goods.

In s. Kirby, the popular milli-
d King street, has received this
T. and opened for inspection new
z 'Sr fall wear in hats, flowers and
';hhons. Ladies wishing fall hats
,sll early and see these really
line goods.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
Eat Nearly Kills a Rsby.

. lsat a. child, about six months old,
flin kantuer, Womslsdorf, Bsrk
was left in charge of q little
lle the rest of the family were
'p"cco patch. The girl left the
leep in a dark room, in a cradle
sn went out Of the house. When
prned the child was screaming,
Ess discovered that a large rat
Ssea Its cheeks, chin, mouth
tnas 80 badly that fears have
en entertained for its recovery,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
SUNDAY Papers-sunday Papers,

Tomorrow is day Of rest and The
proper way to observe II is to secure q
Sunday paper in the morning FROM
Davis, at 618 Market street. Read 1t
and keep posted with the news of the
day. foreign and domestic.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
c..x Assessor and Collector.

The nomination election Tor kepu"'
lioan candidate for Assessor and ColIeo' nso
tor teu"o Of city taxes 'or the Northern Dis, >,
triot, will be held on Saturday .su Ausas' ts,
81, between 8 and 7 o'clock, at the f0l'
lowing places: INV
Fifth Ward-Bliley's shoe st're' COZ
7th and Tatnall streets. ,o,
Sixth Ward-King street, oelo" ''h'
east side. .;u. 90,
Seventh Ward-Csrpet cleaplrg 81, es, ,
tabllshment, Delaware avenue, opposite
cemetery. N;,.h and
Eighth Wards. W. cor. Ninth anu
Bennett streets.
Ninth Ward-Old Academy. :.
Rv order of City Executive COMMIT
too II, c, McLEAR, Chairman.
Go TO stansbury Murray's, ~ h@'
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21

Robert Cottingham, a special police
man for preserving order at the Hickory
Pioneer Clubs picnic at Scheutzen Park
to day, was sworn in by Mayor Almond
this morning,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-21
ryrCIAL MENTION.
!, am all PIayed Oas'"

|,a',, r complaint. Il you Eel 30,
auu p"ns sI oi kidney Wort and take
CnSSs tou viii at once fsel Its tonic
N" N, ,spsys the hsalthy action Of
.a,s :, ii bowels aud liver, and thus
pT,s' ~ natural fife and strength
.ssrv ss body. Get q box and use