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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-13
DELINQUENT SALES.
0URrIs CoNsOLiDATED M

~ ing Company.-Locxti0p Vt principal place
OF business. ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works, told Hill, storey county,
Nevada.
N~oucs.-There arc delinquent upon the FOL.
towing-descrtbed stock, on account OF asress.
mcnt lNo. ~ levied on the twvnt,.ffst day OF
November, 1917 the several amounts set oppo.
sits the asmes OF the respective shareholders.
"A tolIOWa:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-13
DELINQUENT SALES.

JUSTICE INNING COMPANY
q Lestiop Of principal place Of business, San
Location OF works, Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notios.-rhcre are delinquent upon the fol-
owing prescribed stock. on account Of assess
ment mo. ~, levied on the tweniy.ninth 20 b.
day Of November. 1917, the several amounts sst
opposite the names Of the respective share
holdcrr. as follows:
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nrAcUEY GOLD AND SILVER

nEACREY GOLD AND SILVER
MI Mining Oompsny-Ioestion OF principal
Mace Of business, San Frsncisco, California.
Location Of works, virzinia Mining Dis
trict, storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby gwen, that q . meeting Of
the Board of Directors, held on the tnird
day OF January. 1850, an assessment lNo. ~
Of p fifteen Cents per share was levied upon
tee capital stock Of the corporation. payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin, 10 tne
Secretary, st the once Of the Company, Room
Z. second noor, No. 800 California street. Ban
Francisco, California.
any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the seventh t1thl day OF
February, 1850. will be delinquent, and adver.
tiscd for sale 81 public auction. and unlees pay
ment 10 made before. win DO sold on THURS
DAY. the tventy-sixth CsSth) day OF February.
1851. to pay Tho delinquent assessment, to
eether with cost Of advertising and expenses
OF sale. By order Of the Board Of Dirscfors.
J.N. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Od1ee-hoom Z. sscond door, No. 500 CALI
fornis strsst. San rrsncisee. osiifornis.
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m aMVC FOE MIL MINING AND
LA u! ). ga -: s-'i''''''''A so
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-13

6b0 A WEEK. Sis Q day ct home easily
BIZ made. Costly outnt frss. Address Tsul
3 90, Augusta, Maine.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET.

OFFICE OF THE ALABAMA 4 BUM
~ BOLDT CONSOLIDATED Mining Com.
pany.-A special Stockholders Meeting Of the
abo e-bamsd Contrary will be held on WE'D
NsSDAY. the TwtNfY-FlRST DAY OF JAN.
UARY. 1880. at I O'Clock ?. T., at III. ONCE OF
the company, rooms and ., No. SG2 MontRom.
Transaction OF important business. Transfer
books will be closed on Saturday, the 10Th in.
stant, Of u o'clock y and until after the meet
ing. WIN. ii. WATSON, Secretary.
ran Frsnclsco, January o, 1880
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b b King 4 Co. Trustees. ..l6S73. 20....so =.
And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on tbs twenty.
sixth (26th) day OF November. 1879. 90 many
shares Of each parcel OF such stock a. may Do
necessary win be sold 1t public auction. at the
auction house Of John Middleton q Bon, no.
tl9 Pine street, Ban Francisco, California, on
TUESDAY, the twentieth (20th) day OF Jsnu.
ary. ls6o, At the hour Of I O'Clock r. n. OF said
day, 70 pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF the sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
0nice-Room No. 20, Nevada Block, No. 80
Montgomery street, San Francisco, { alifornis.
It'd
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The day upon which the above assessment
shall be delinquent is hereby postponed until
Janua y ID and the day Of sale until wEDNES.
DAY. January aist, 1880. By order OF the Board
"a A. CoLBURN. Secretary.
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REMOVAL.
once removed TO Room 10, No. 10 Leidesdorn
street, San Francisco, California.
~ A COLBURN, Secretary.
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D~ELIsQUIHf SALES.
Jussiss-Coalinus d.

Names. No. CertiL ehs. Amt.
0illon, Trustee. ....... ..l2tUo... Io.....e =.
Jet T Msrys / Son, Trus
tees........... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. e.
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d CURRY SILVER MIN.

ohice-s2s Montgomery street, Room a, Ban
Francisco. California. "a
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YELLOW JACKET SILVER MN.

omee-Room Q. No. 3Os Bu.S STREET. s.r
Francisco. Californ,a. IL
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ANUsENENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
Pipers' Opera House, Virginia City.
BANKERS.
Agency Nevada Bank Of San Francisco,
N erect Virginia Civ.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27

and singing, when mean boy who wanted
10 500 grl who was present and eonldut
get IN tho house owing 10 tho
crowd, went on and eaRe back
with q shepnd'hAnd accordion aud got sul
IN ina yard aud commenced playing H. II
created such racket that everybody thought
II was somebody stepping on cats, and they
oil went out In the yard, Then that hoy
found a rope aud sol everybody 10 jumping
rope BY moonlight eysa " the pArs0n, AZ
this point tho lady OF the house nilslo0k mo
Tor walter, and said "lioy, please pass
this cake around 70 the people" aud showed
awhoe waiter full Of cake into my hands
before could explain my Identity, heaing
was IN for H. after biting piece out u
each slice 10 SEQ II II Was good, ! started on
my mission, The three young man who put
extra pieces Of cake 10 thar pockets are well
known " me, aud had better carry them
selves straight ifthey don't want their names
published, Then lhey tried 10 got up
game called consequence" and Three OF
four Of Va got 10 room 10 play H. aud all
Of tho balance went into another room anl
commenced aplnnlng plate on tho door, And
tho consequence was Lhore wasn't enough OF
US 10 play the game, 40 We moved " adjourn.
Nothing unpleasant occurred, eacepl young
lady who forgot her handkerchief had 10
borrow mine 70 blow hor nose,
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gORsICANA.

consloAsA. April ~, laso,
MIRA Reagan and Ewing, Of Chaiileld are
In town shopping, and ara registered NJ the
Molloy house, Quite n large delegation,
numbering about one hundred and tfty, loft
this morning 10 attend the Odd.FellowS pie.
mic and ball nj WAxahachle. A goodly
number Of our ladies we're with tho party
The cornet band accompanied the excursion
lsts, and all expect largotlmo.--Professor
Dare gave two exhibitions on the tight rope
across Beaten street to-day, which was wit
messed by Nil the Poop that the Waxahachie
celebration had not taken out OF town. The
Professor Ia n daring equillbrist, and NJ y
traoezo performer kept all In n state
Of suspense and anxloty for fear of
his coming to harm. Ho satisfied every
one. Ills receipts we're not 40 mtsfying.----
Now York sends some very fine chaps down
hero among her drummcrs. One from a well
known Wholesale dry goods house could not
wait until he got out on. the prairie, but let
loose in the middle Of Beaton street nj n flock
of birds, under the Impression that they were
plovors. 10 settled with His Honor the
Mayor for two blackbirds, at The ratio II
SO rs each. He says that hereafter, he will
sticl, TO the old fashioned way OF his boy
hood of killing birds by putting salt on their
tails.---Stokes, the.ceebrated snpe hunter
and vendor Of paper and paper bags, ID IN
town.----Bock beer Ia holding sway here nj
present and the Italian "kuight ofstove pipe
Hat who freezes cream fer Peter Bisso, get
ting too much aboard, became belligerent.
Our entire police force being unable TO take
him OIL, reinloroements were called IN and
with their aid he was tied and put
on A float and waited to the calaboose; an
other victory for our brave polce,--0ur
fair.haired Apollo, Joe Allen, Is up again
after u weeks illness; ihe young ladies ARE
happy in consequence, Your regular cor
respondent, Mr. II. Il, Mcfarland, has been
confined TO his room with bilious attack, but
under tho sklllful treatment of DR.. Wither-
spoon will soon be out again.--Business
dull, weather and everybody extremely dry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27

meas houses,---Judga 0uslsye conk viii
deliver HE lerlura on dramatic ThealIlesis,
At Oaslao ball neat Thursday Night
Maaeal circles Aro 90 tbs qui yve II The
eomlhg of Mia kllA w. llVea, BY
Tho next STEAMER from New fofh,
Sha IL relative Of Captain uaoFga
Ryas Ualsi States Dslrlol u0ud CLERK,
and 10 said " posssss voice " Nohdefiul
ae1IbIlity, power and delleaey II eEprsslpn,
Thirteen carloads Of bones, gathered
nom tho plains Of Texas, are on The wharf
awaiting shipment u Northern mllls.--.-
Tho Rio 0rands will DO lOwed out aids 1he
bar rs soon a. The turbulent walters VIII adj
nit OF her crossing tho bar, and viii DO
towed 10 New York by the neat steamer OF
tho llne sallag from tits port CUTE nnnlF
Der VI sehoonefa aro In port awaiting cargo
Prof lloher gave q splendid plano TO
olAi ~ Artillery hail last nlaht---
Nat q. Henderson, ot the ueorgnlewn
Record still fingers Ia the city Item Rob
inlon, OF Huntsville, has been with Va iof
tic past iew days, lnylgoaling for fllnfo
editorial lAb0rs,--The lndependenl. order
nf odd Fellows gives pcnlc 10 Dick nieon
steamer l. Y, Harris Of Nc
Morgan lIne, touched al this port luf low
hours, and thea sailed 10 Morgan CITY, hhs
has lima passenger and felgh, lls'' Tho
City Of Norfolk sails fov lndIunola to-day
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sgFoR REM Furni,aed rooma,w llh o.
without boArd oAn no had IN ihe old
Washington hoiel, ils Market street, The
rooms are we'll h1nlshod ana cool aud ally
George Saith has recently rented lhla houAe
and Will during the nuIt week rem 40 his
restaurant from Elm street 70 his new looa'
ton. Aoulh rooms aan DO had on reasonable
terms. Pa ties desiring ~ eKaninp rosns
can gel hoy u ss Wood street
apl2A.t
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MATTERS BY MAIL,
Ngwa rnoM oun NEAR NEI0AhoRs,
A hat aud Dos Fighi 40 daiyestoa-
Bryaa bawis 10 be Hailed a. Dai'
las, ~ II We're - Terrible
DFaath ia West TsKns, Rte,
aAINEsyILLE.
,orr sspoud nee Of the Herald,

Correspond nee Of the Herald
GAIEasylLLH, Arrla n, inaO,
Y, Pollock, the young lawyer who has been
alex 80 long, died yesterday morning NJ
o'eloek,--Mrs, sophrona Hughes, wife Of
j. ", Hughes ono Of our oldest citizens,
died yesterday morning end was buried the
same day, ---llualer and Frye. charged with
tho murder Of Watkins, the jaller, vii have
nm examining trial to-day, - Rev, Walter
Rudolph, young Cumberland Presbyterian
minister, has jn'l arrived from
Lebanon and Will reside here =
Judge j M. Lindsay returned Saturday
evening from Galveston, where he had been
attending tbs State convention. ---Mueh In
dignaton ID expressed nj the Communication Of
KfebE and Pfost0n'a hentenoea. Some cen,
sure Of tho Governor, but more complain OF
Judge Carol, who recommended the COM
mutation.
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mAnISgTs BY rELEasAPH.
FOREIGN.

LlyEnpoot, April %. = Noon--Colton ilrmeri
middling uplands, 9hj middling Or
leans, To- 10; receipts, u SO0 American, IL ,Soo
snIes, 5000; speculation and export, ,COOi up,
lands low middlng classicaionS for oo Apr'i
Nav and June, q 2i-3l June and
.Inly d s7-3,@T; July aud August ga
AmSynst and september 0N@20-3li september
AMI October, q il-i9@27-3g October ana Noyem-
ber ,6IS @li-8l November and December, 63-S!i
s.Sopm Uplands low. middllng classiilca,
lions for May and juno delivery, "a; July and
S!60 m = Uplands low mlddling classillca-
tlons Tor August and september ueil'ery,
is. 10; September and October 6h.
ltO, m - Sales of American, ,i0Oi uplnnds
low mIddlng classihcatlons fortune aud July
delivery q 20-S2.
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IN rrlai lar mardnr.

The eaAe of the State Va. Adam 1homp-
son, colored. charged In conjunction with
West Pollard, with The murder Of old man
Schumacher, 10 this county In 1876 was
called In the District court yesterday, and
both parties announced ready. The greater
part Of tho day was consumed In securing u
Jury, which WIS accomplished after exhaust
Ing several yonIros, anu llto In tho evening
tho taking OF testimony was begun Mach
intcrest Ia iolt In tho trial, Old man sohu'
maker kept u lltlo store few miles
across the Trinity on the Lancaster road
He was found dead ona morning In his
stoto, which Ind boen robbed the night pre-
ylous. Ills head WIS crushed with an axe,
which wins found near him covered with
blood and hair. In 1878 Adam Thompson was
tried for the crimo aud convicted OF murder
In the first degree and the death penalty
assessed. The nndlng In bis possession ol eonc
old and peculiar coin. said 10 have belonged
10 Schumacher, was part Ut the testimony
produced against him. His case WA mp
poaIed and tho Appellate court roYorted Tue
hnding of tho lower court, on tile technical
lty Of the Jury rendering their verdict on
Sunday morning A severance has beeh So
cured for West Pollard, and no and lhomp-
son will be tried separately, Judge Aldrldge
having prosecuted tho defendant on his for
mer arragnment, Ia disqualified, and Sawnio
Robinson, osq, is sitting MS special Judge IN
the case,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27

El-once Of TasAs Trunk Railroad Dallas,
Texas, March ~, lhsO, Notice 10 hereby given
thai NO person 10 authorised 10 contract any debt
Tor ~ asAlnsl lhe Texas lruRk Railroad Cola'
pany, except Hayes Lougee, Inv Purchasing
agent ofsaid road, VI N llENpEHsoN,
Gensral AanAegr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27

GALVESTON, fpHl ~ Ihsa,
Having discharged N ], iyTne, va beg h
lnibrm the people VI Dallas aud delnlly, that
be- i IN no manner authorised 10 solicit sub
sodpluns " mako collections 10 any man
nor, " transact business ior tho undersigned,
n d. MCDONALD A co..
Book sellers
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MEM ORLEANS.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, April 2e.-Hogs steady; Workers,
select. ,Om55 rough mixed, sO9t Is; re-
celpts, 5000; shipments, 5, 100.
Cattle weak but fairly active; choice shipping
steers, 20 ass; good primr, Z Iet6 90; light
shipping and butchers steers, 75@4 O0i cows
and heifers, 5O3 Is; feeders steers, 3 10 90;
stockers, . 1908 Is; receipts, 2,50Oi shipments,
400. 49,
o.; sheared, O09i rs; receipts, 900; ship
ments, 500.
CHICAGO.
CpIcAeo, April IS. = The Drovers' Journal
reports cattle receipts at b00;shipments 900
chunky TAT cattle steady and In fair demand;
shinplng. . SOFAS Or; Montanas, 4 IS; butchers
OI,Gt3 81; stockers and feeders, 2 9O@3 %.
sheep receipts, 500; shipments, 5ioi
market firm but quiet; all good, no poor grades
IA 4 london special says cattle are active and
strong; sheep firm.
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no0lErY NoIlrra.

as-ATIEsTiua INGlNE 90, No g-lou
Arn hereby 0rdpTfi ~ meet 4 Jnnr Engine
housa Tuesday eve April filhi ipto ~ te'elolk
snaTp business NJ Importance ~ hu transact
ri u a. DUhrAN, fOIeIsAnt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27

other companies sell at All Scales warranted
perfect and 70 give satisfaction. send for full
Prize List. Sold Wholesale and retail by
MITCHELL a sCRUGGs, Dallas, Texas.
apl2o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27

n.y. PERSONS on FAMllIEs- Wanting
D'S~' Boolt or Ahoea, Firtl'C lasa city Made
for Cents, Ladies', Mlasea' and children, win
do well 10 call al 0os Main street, always on
hand due assortment. also made 20 order al
once aadealred, rrioeA Law Work warranted
old BooIannd Ahoca RehAlred,
HARVEY rA0K,
fabTif Manufacturer.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-03

and ran home, when the father set out
to look for the boy. When found, the
oil had eaten into the bones of his legs,
and other parts of his body were burned :
a large wound in his head had been
caused by his fall, and he was quite
dead. Another death, which this rrcalls'
happened rian5 yeats ago, on the Della
ware River, where four men were car
rying cargo Of whisky to philadelphia
Oh i raft. Tie thermometer was below
zero, and not u scrap of wood could
they find on tie island where they had
landed. Suddenly i. occurred to one o.
them to set a barrel of whisky on fre-
To their CONSERVATION they discovered
that not one of them had a match. one
thereupon kuocheA thh head tut 1T a
barttl and immersed himself to the
neck His frozen ears dropped from
his head before morning, and the other
kept theinselvtes alive until daylight
one of them subsequently lost his legs
and one died on being rescued 1h'
man who spent the night in whisky was
blistered from head to foot with the
burn of the whisky, and not long after
wards was burned to death.-Detro'
Free Press
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-03
Strange Fatalities.

1t has been automatically proved
that the railroad car is not the unsafest
place in the world, and it may yet come
to be believed that even the kerosene
can is not responsible for all the fiery
trials men have to endure in this world.
A few months since stock breeder in
New York, being we'll anointed with
liniment for his rheumatism, set himself
on fire while lighting his pipe, and
burned to death. Not long ago an old
lady dropped a mate in the hay at the
bottom of the wagon; the flames burst
up-in her terror she dropped the lines :;
the horse took fright; his speed made a
draft, and she persisted like a martyr at
the stake, with the horse at full gallop.
At Scranton, Pa, boy Is years old
was bringing home, on horseback, a
pint of vitriol. The cork came out of
the bottle, and the contents burned a
hole through his pocket and went
streaming down his leg. His cry of
pain started his horse on a full run, and
in trying to throw the bottle from his
pocket, he burned his hands; losing
presence of mind, he put them to his
face, which only added to his agony.
The horse threw him into the ditch
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-03
My Sheaves.

The time for toll is past, and night has come
The last aad saddest of the harvest ewes;
Worn cot with labor, long and wearisome,
Dropping and faint the reapers hasten home,
Each laden with his sheaves.
Last of the laborers, Thy feet gain,
Lord of the harvest, and my spirit grieves
That am burdened not SO much with grain
As with the hcaviscss of heart and brain:
Master, behold my sheaves"'
Full well know have more tares than wheat,
Brambles and flowers, dry stalks, and with
cred leaves;
Wherefore 1 blush and weep, as Mt Thy feet
kneel down reverently and repeat:
Master, behold my sheaves"
Few, light and worthless, yet their trif,ins
weight
Through all my frame weary aching
leaves;
For long struggled with my helpless fate,
And stayed and toiled till it dark and late
Yet these are all my sheavcs.
And yet gathered strength and hope anew
For well know Thy patient love perceives
Not what did, but what 1 strove to do:
And though the full. ripe ears be sadly few,
Thou wilt accepe my sheaves,
Public Opinion.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-03
New Years Day.

HIS FIRST CALL-l0 A. NJ.
Miss Smith, how dye do? You are looking
quite charming.
Happy New-Yea All. thanks. Many calls,
did You ask?
oh, this is the first that I've made-it's alarm
ing.
Two hundred to do-yes, of course tits a task.
"Your dress is perfection oh no, don't
fntter.
Must go now-so sorry, All, what will I
take?
Wei, thanks, just glass of eggnog-winc
don't matter
Thanks, thanks, awful thanks-just n bit of
that cake
"Now really this call has become quite long
one.
Forgive me-so good my regards to mann
No, no. not drop. Yes, that hat is the wrong
Here's mine. Charming visit, Adieu-ah
ta-tav'
MS LAST cALL-MIDNIGHr.
Miz Brown. come to say comprm'n's of (hicl
season
wiz yer hap Chic) NewYear. and all Chic)
how dye do?
Mig Brown. viz you'd tell me Chic) whaE izzei
reason
There's anuzzer Miz Brown right beside you
see two
~rm dry as the deuce, and this room is (hicI
rcciing.
Yes. lez have some wine (hic), a glazzeI
punch, do.
Last call (hic) this Is; what n mizzerble feel
ing,
My boots Chic) too tight, and chic, guess
am too.
9" Sense me. Miz Brown, but my head is a-split
ting:
think that III (hic) Just lie down on the
floor.
Hi herei You let go, Here, old man, who yer
hitting?
Don't hckw-and he finished outside the
fronf-door.
-Hsrper's Bazar.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-03
Kidney Disease and ChilIs.

MICHIGAN CITY Benton County, Miss.
Dear .Sfr--I have used your truly valuable Enntan
BLOOD Syrup for kidney Disease and Chil.s AM the
result has been most beneficial also find the syrup TO
be splendid Purifier CT the Blood and Regulator Of the
System. JOHN WHITE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-03
ChiIIs and Fever.

HOME, Lawrence County. Miss, March 20, 1879.
D6dT S6-I take great pleasure In sending = you my
Testimony the value of Indian HOOD
Syrup. Isufered for a long time with Chills and
Fever, and though attended by most skilful
physicians they failed and believing my case to be in;
cuIable had given all hopes of ever getting we'll
again. was having Third day Ague. severe Pain in
my Back, and Spleen greatly enlarged About one hour
Al night all The sleep could get was advised to
try your Indian Hood syrup. and procured
your Agent. j. w. Ross, and IN utter
astoniShment have had single chill since taking
it. i recommend all suffering humanity to use
believe 1t be the best medicine that was ever
taken for Chilis and Fever. GEORGE W. BUTLER