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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
MONDAY

The rain at Chino valley was quite heavy and made crops look healthy.
 JH. Maion and wife and Mrs. George Banghart are up from Chino valley.
 James Stewart, Superintendent of Gil mer, Salisbury < Cos line, came in to-day from the South per private conveyance.
 Mr. Nelson. Chief Clerk to Col Grimes, arrived yesterday, accompanied by his fam fly.
 ! H. Lee is busy with his train putting in hay at Whipple on the contract of Sulli- van * Cook.
 Miss Kethroe, who has been teaching in our public schools for sometime, IS about to visit friends and relatives in the East.
 Major Fowler, Paymaster. left McDowell for Prescott this morning, and will reach Whipple on Wednesday.
 NIT George Banghart has leased his large bands of cattle and brood mares for q term of two years to Ed White, an experienced stock man and good manager
 C. Glenn was in town this morning lgbhl Ait LRfhAA hFAAf- @AAN@ pAtah ut compained her father and will remMR iB Prescott for the present.
 Gel. Weeks wntcs from hls new station Fort Lesvenworth. that everything in that part of the world is quiet. No fat con - tracts te anyone. The government is dong its own freighting, etc
 A. (. Sicadmsn. r. NJ at Bed Rock, D ". Gale secretary of the Valley Forge Nm ing Co. T II. Swallows. superintendent for Stokes S Partridge. Big Bug, are in town to-day.
 Col. Grimes. Chief Quartermsster Of the Department. who Is mentioned as a good officer. arrived in Prescott yesterday direct from Yankion. Dakota. The Colonel was accompanied by his Chief Clerk and family. .;reenup's tram Jeff Naricepa several days S,,,.. loaded with machinery for the Turkey creek quartz mill Of NIT. Robbins. With lis additional machinery Mr. Robbins will b,,.,a complete mill, which We hope wIll ,iS s,, ] work and make iis owner happy.
 Ne.s.. |, lph and Vanderbilt, two bo- ,,.,,, u,,riors hicd away Co the Groom s,Teek mjpersl fe...' thIs morning in qnest .1f more weAlth. The, understand the sit- us,lc-x in and sr1uud the ,.Hcuon they vis't to day ami declare .t ihe 2. .nest uis'i.0l la Arizona. May ,hcy -'u4l! !t T!cI.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16

The San FraBcisco Post learns that | E. Grant. IT,. and Miss Jennie Flood are 10 be married in October, aud Fred Crocker. son sf Charles Crocker. 10 Mss Easton. niece of D. Q. Mills, in about two mouihs.
 Mayor W N. Nelly recelved a telegram from Hon C. C. Bean, on Saturday last from New York. in which he states that the money Is about t0 be placed IF the hands oi the Treasurer with which to pay for the building Of the 35;h parallel route.
 Miss Nellie Riddle was around today bidding her school mates goodbye. as she leaves Co morrow, Tuesday, for San Fran cisco. where sue meets an uncle, who will place her in some popular school Nellie is a bright. good girl, and all the school children of Prescott are sorry to have her leave their associations.
 Mr. Sam Hill. of Frederick & Hill. re- turned this morning from sn extended trIB ,o and through Southern Arizona. He tells Us that ,he Southern county is thickly settled and that the mines in and around Tombstone are all that they are represented to be, and more too. He intends to start branch business at Tombs,Cne,
 At the Republican primary election on saturday for the purpose of choosing twelve delegates to the County Convention, which Is Co meet in Present. on the 9th inst, there were l9l votes polled and the follow ing gentlemen elected:
 Clark Churchill, Geo. S Porter, Aaron Seeley, N l.. Griffin. R. Gtigsby, C. A Randall. J. l.. Hall, John Raible, w A Cllne, Frank Murphy, John Ellis, E. W. Wells.
 Prof. J. NJ, Martin, President of Christian College. Santa Rosa, Cal. who purchased ;he McMi.len or s,onewail Jackson mine in Pinal county two or three years ago, came in by G. $ < Co.'S stage this morning in with Major L. $. welion, of Oak land, Cal, enroute to Mineral Park to ex- am'ne certain mines in Mohave count; in which the Major is interested. They left this morning by Whites line for the Park and will spend a few days in Prescott on their return. Prof. Martin is well known ard much respected m literary and finan- cial circles in California, and Major Welto1, formerly with Murphy, Grant k G., San Francisco, is a responsible fnsncier of that State.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16

Crum, who was arrested ana lodged in the county jail several days since on q charge of having attempted, on the public high way, 10 kil! George Cornell ana Gus Rich ardson. was, on Saturday, taken, on a wit of baIeas c5JyUs, before Court Commissioner Tucker, upon the grounds that he wss wTongruily deprived of his liberty, as the crIme alleged to have beea committed was outside the limits of Yavapai and in MohAvc county. The Commissioner discharged the prisoner. when sheriff Carter, of Mohaye county, immediately arrested the accused and started with him for Mohsve county where he will be tried for very cowardly attempt on the lives of two good citizens.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
Juvenile Theatricals

Talk about your boquets, your picture galleries, fairy bowers, beyies or female an- gels wIlh rainbow wings and all that sort of idealistic nonsense, but for real flesh and blood, human cherubs commend Us 10 that band of boys and girls who have taken tem porary possession of the Octagon building on Gurley above Marina street. and fitted it up for juvenile theatricals, with their own hands. This afternoon they induced their mothers and few friends 10 visit their the ster and witness really good entertain ment, consisting oi songs, dialogues, recits- tions, etc, etc. The actresses vary in age from about nine years down 10 about five or six. Robby iBurnisrer acted as general manager and doorkeeper, taking pay in pms, fifteen being the price of a ticket.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY IN ALL ITS " ranches Steamboat, steamship and land
 E.NGL.NES 8 BOILERS,
High Pressure or Compound.

ORDINARY ENGINE eornpoundsd when advisable.
 SHAM BOlLE 1s -ParticIiar attention given to the quality of the maternal sd workrus,isf and none but hrsf-class work produced
 WATER PIPE, of boiler or sheet iron of any size made in suitable length fer connecting together. pr she's ros piuehcd and packed for shipr eut, ready Co be riTftsd on tee ground
 h1DbAULIC INVITING Boiler work and water piP@ made by this establishment. rivftsd hv hy- ar7uc nFenE machinery, that qusty of work beiu 2 far superior to hand work.
 fOAfo-For mining of any capacity and of auy style pHr style of ai-eCt. compound engines. Wfth double line cf pumps. particularly recouR eude5. we reier to toso uog n use, not having ever been broken down.
 DIRECT ACTING ENGINES for underground york, irrigation city waferwrks purposes bult w7sh the ceisbraied Davey valve motion, superior any other.
 MINING NACBINEBT-SSgarfz mills, pans, boilers, hois,inE machinery, sinking hol-ng engines other machinery Teauired. .rasr.s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16

VI. W. Knder Esq, merchant aJ Mineral Park, Is in Prescott on business. He re- ports quite an improvement in trade and mining matters in his county, and thinks .he boom has inst commenced. They have had copious raiu- a.l along the route from here 10 the Park. Gras, is fresh and green, and cattle and horses rolling fat.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
THE BALDWIN.

The Leading Hots- af San Francisco and the most elea1.tly auroIu-gi hotel iu the u-id, ever S-5Iug having he expended i5 AIr. Baldwin u it's construc ti-u and fr-i.ht1-. Head quarters ArIlg and Nayy- Special a--1-urnOatir1s for families aud lsze parties Irea ta same az zt a;1t-r -t-.- hotels. e. to Ss Ter ssv Social c.-.rar-s VII ic made iar ptru8EeDt I,os-5-r-. The lata cca-e. a-i ---g-ar4 iu rafting -t boats 15 railway I.-a-s ial- r-l fe reserved f.f fr-s A--.sa. ts t.la-rag gIiinE tha llalt-.n.
 llz U. D. FsAt~y>, DI.lusss Az1a-cr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16

passing ulotrerve e -l tLr urine and Dlauy other ds- eases that lead Co iu sauiry and death.
 DR. MISTIE il agree Co forfeit $500 for a case of tht- knd the Vital Restorative under his special advice and trostment will not cure, CT for anythisg impure jariUu= found iu it- Dr. Mute treaes all Private Diseases successfully without mercury. Con sutaou free ThoTuuRh xaIuiu&tiOu and advice. n- cludiuE allysis Cf urine, s. Price Of Vital Eestora- tive 6 bottle four times the quantity. Sl0: sent to any address upon receipt of prce c, Q. b.. cure from observation, and n private fl desired
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16


 i Hcst HoadelfBk .StGtemcRt e e Cure Per
 foraed.
 Authenticated by the Rev. R. $. Syuingtn Pastor of 9suytlIe Contra COsta county Church. and others neign,srs of the usiraculodsiy restored sufferer.
 Cure of Nervous and PIysical PrOstratiou and Epi- legcc Fits Restored health and happiness by DR. cZAPkAYS peculiar system Cf treatment after al physicians had failed.
 SWORN STATEN NIT.
 B.F. Creuz. carpenter and iouer, @. Danviie. Co Ira Costa county. California. being auy swom dUe cepuse and say married. father Cf dFC children ani fUrty-hve years Q. age. More tiIan year ago, While ai work became gizEy and fC4 the ground wares lad several izliug hts. Le-aue physcs- ly and mentally pTostrate, ycry at times, c5uld not sleep, ny bvtr aud aIac, u active, and ny complain Co he heart al-e4se, and gave great deal of medicine, which toos bat fo good. con- tin2ed getfi worse. and became weak that could scarcely walk In October isi7. addressed Dr. L. J. CLzpfsy, San Francisco, st ting my sickness above described askln q he thought be could Go auythtng for and upon i4voisal- rsFly placed uy self der his treatment have fully regziueG nay sen erAl ne4li have had cfiieftl- n-s, taking his medicines. and aul abe to ss E5 lI days work. My whole system has ny hls treatment been thoroughly changed and reyItazi, aud hasc gain L-i tWeuty- pounds since began io tasc l.s medicines. Out of gratitude toward Dr. Cz.rkay, aud hoping that may the of directuz ut-er poor suiI.rers tc him. make fAis brief statement of facts concerning my case, nis treatment ba- su kably suo- Cessful shat confident be s those similar y afflicted. 9. T.. CREUZ. .fLS1 Sausczibtd and tesrrl u.e. ti!s l2h day os February, lsl-. s,Ilo H. lUESER, iT.S.
 Justice O. u.e Pence, Contra r1-ta county, Cal.
 lNUOas1 l-Ss:
 The undersigned, Eaig-bars ssi -ceuai1tancss of AIr D. r. Cr-uz, Cerf- tslt h-sr known nim dur ing hts illness and Fine fzc- stated .G the foregoing af- i-vit are tz'ie of our own sl9H.eiEe-
 R. &. Syrllr etou, Pastor ot l1lvil- Uhurc |. Rean. vagouIl4kor, DlIsi..a.
 ]. II. nicholson, II. C. Nicholson.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16

". A Langley, County Treasurer Mohave county. settled with the Territorial Treas urer to-day. through MT Krider, of Mireral Park, for the quarter ending June 90, 1880.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
DIR. CZAPKAY

Is pre-snineuy fortunate iu the treatment Of all ot- stinate chronic diseases and his great medical ability has been -ces,siully tested m this city tEenty-hve years and O his wonderful sf there many living
 yiesse- aIlong who te-Iiy that they tne pro- IouEstiou of their lives him, while hundreds oi oth- CTS who lingering from chronic diseases of the he4r lungs. ils~r stomach and Ei4neys have been fGI- lY restored @ hcal;A. Lgy2lgl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
A. F. MI%TIF, N. D..

Dr. Mtntie's kindRrY Remedy Nephreti cum, cures all Kidney aui Bla iier Complaints. Con orrhusa. Gleet, Eeucorrhua. For sale by all druggists sl a bottle. six bottles for &.
 pr. Mfntie's Da deli1n PilI~. the best and cheapest DyETepsia and Bilious u the mSrket For sale by all drgcEsts- lzn2tSVly
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
THE GREAT ENaLIsH REMEDY

Tsa uavsr-.ai'ing Cure fer Neryou- D bility, Exhausted Vitality, Seminal Wes kues- suuruat1rghm1. Lost Man. hocd.1urotCncy. paraly is and lll tne terrihic effects of st.t-A5lHe. youthful follies, S eEce--es iu uztUr-r yoa-s. -Sucl as loss of Memory, Lss-itr1e, Nocturnal Elm s- sion, AFerslou to Society, uiMuess of Vision. Soi-es in The Head: the vltsI fluid
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16


 Fhsstcal and Mental Debility. Vital Weakness. Ner- vcusucss. Low Hpirits, LassItuls. Ncskusss of the Ifnts and Back. L1ss of Muscular Power indisposf- tiou and mcspEblty for labor aud study, weak, ex- hsgstsi feeling. energy cJura-e. papitstiou of the heart dulncsa Of apprehension l0ss Of memory aversion to society," love of seic. timidy. self dis trust, loss of maueOed, dizziness. headache impur ties oi the blood prarle te face sexual or other iHhruities n man or W0Au arc al cured by the Hst- D celebrated Taysicssn,
 l.. J. CZAPkAI, NJ, D. His method of curing dise4ze - peculiarly his ovn tgAkBoNE 70 0thert and hence the great sgcccss It tones G and nyig9rste the entTc sysseu pes the gloom and despondcncy. purihas and eAriches the blood, pars strength and energy, stOIa the drau rejUyeuas and u1lg0ratcs tla sutgTe being. both mind and body. Rheatic cctlOus, Chruuic oaisFFh. Ftiou. eFeiy disesze of the stomach and kid- Beys, liver complaints, etc. successfully treated. These who suffering from the and indiscretOn~ of youth. seuln4l veakness, etc.. aTs assured of per InAneDt
 Dr. CZAPKAY, one ef the most suocessfnI medical practitioners the Pacific Coast, established San Francesca since ls54 may be consulted couuentizlly reference the above and all other complaints Et the Institute
 No. i27 Montgomery street. sF- All you who have suffered for y.ars CT lifetime and whose diseases have resisted tsned the ordinary noe- of treatment. invited Co cal for free con- suisation.
 Hours from g a. n. to p. ID. Charges moderate. Communications strictly confidential Medicines by EKpress.
 Address L. J, CZAPKAY, M. T.. San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
IMPORTANT. THE MODERN SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF CURE
DIR. L. ] CZAPKAY

l27 Montgomery St. between Bush < Sutter, Ha. proved almost universally sGlc-essful in the most aicul; and obstinate chronic isascs after they have resisted iLe Oru aEy routine of practice.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
Convincing Testimony.

IN PROOF OF DIR. CZAPKAY's Great in his Be Of practice, 10 more cony1nc ug evidence eau be wanted suan tLe following:
 SWORN AFFIDAVIT;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
MEDICAL SCIENCE,
BROKEN DOWN CONSTITUTIONS

4 bFeGf A9derf i>ftfeE oT ( HFe. Reform in the treasment of a Chruuic Nervous and
 Special DiseaEe aud
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
N-atIala - It TT dNl ' fa+ Offices, No. I27 Montgomery St..

Opp. Oscidn'al Hgfd, Sla F'rqHcisco
 NorE-Dr. CzspAsy ls 60 Honorary Member Of sev- srsl Scientific aud Meiical Societies ths Austrs. Hungarian Empire, snd be has been lately Diplomatic Agent and Con sul Of the United states Rounauis
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
-orneT of lIeale and Howard Streets. san
 Francisco. California.

" IT. TAI LoR- President 'VSEFH MOORE Superintendent
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS
pr. L. j. CZAPKAY,

TEEATs ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL DIS ezseE. particularly tsoss o dsHcats. complicated cbstinsfe character. Nervous HhKs5eisi pelsbitv and Female Complaints a Epecialiy. Consultations free. Hgurs from v D. ru. tg s 9. n.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-06
BUCK BEER-

One who has evidently "been there
thus ar;aigns the beverage that swells
the head:
Buck beer is demoraIizing in its
tendency when it moveth itself Alright.
1t layeth hold of the intellect and
twisteth it out Of shape.
My son, go not witt, them who go
to suck buck beer, for at the last it
stingeth like the brocaded hornet with
the red hot narrative, and kicketh like
the choleric.muic.
Who hath woe? Who hath bab-
bling? Who hath redness of eyes and
nose? He that goeth to seek the
scooner of buck beer.
Who hath sorrow7 Who striveth,
when the middle watch of the night
cometh, to wind up the clock with the
fifteen puzzle? He that kicketh
against buck beer aud getteth left.
Verify, the buckness Of tile beer
bucketh with mighty buck, mas
much that the buckee riseth at the
noon hour with a head that compass.
eth the town round about, and the
sweetness thereof waxeth more and
more, even from Dan unto She
ba. Current joke in the Holy Land
Who clamoreth with loud voice
and saith: Verify, am not bad
man? Who is he that walketh un-
steadily and singeth unto himself:
"The Bright Angels are Waiting for
Me?D
WHO wotteth not a fractional wot,
but setteth his chronomcter with the
wooden watch of the matchmaker,
and by means of a tooth brush?
Go to. Is it not be who hangeth
his intellect forninst the buck beer,
unto the eleventh hour.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-06
Lively Times at a Baptism.


The colored church of East St. Lou
is celebrated yesterday the baptism
of about twenty-five converts. There
were more than four hunered CO ored
people congregated at "I'ile Willew','
and the shouting and praying as one
after another the men and women who
had recently been converted were
plunged under the muddy waters of
the slough were something to be re-
membered ever afterward The en-
thusiasm at times was very great and
many of the women appeared almost
frantic from the snperabundance Of
emotion. One of them, named Kate
Robertson, WHO was pre- eminently
conspicuous for her demonstration of
religious fervor, was taken with vio-
lent spasms. She was taken charge
of by the police and placed in house
near the station, where she received
the services of "a physician and recov-
erred in about two hours.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-06
PROVERBS.


Every man living hath something
to do.
He that has no shame has no con
science.
Ignorance is the mother Of impa-
d5nce
Ask thy purse what thou shouldst
buy.
A quiet conscience causes quiet
sleep.
Good deeds remain, all things else
perish.
A man is not good or bad for one
action.
In the company Of strangers silence
is safe.
As love thinks no evil, envy speaks
no rood
He's slave that cannot command
himself.
An hour Of pain is as long as day
OF pleasure.
He that grasps too mnch holds
nothing fast.
Blessings are often not valued till
they are gone.
All between the cradle and coffin is
uncertain.
Anger begins with folly and ends
with repentance.
He that gives his heart will not de-
ny his money.
He is unworthy to live who lives
only for himself
He hath lived i'll who knows not
how to die well.
He that falls to day may be up again
tomorrow.
Honest mems words are as good as
their bonds.
Friendship is the most sacred Of all
moral bonds
Gratitude preserves old friendships
and procures new
| know Of nobody that wishes to
die this year.
It is a base thing to tread upon a
man that is dowa.
Children are certain cares, but un.
certain comforts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-06
The Law in Tanners Case.
Albany Law Journal.

A good many have asked MS wheth-
er something cannot he done to put
stop to the disgusting exhibition max
ing by DR.. Tanner, in the city of
New York, in trying to go without
food for forty days, and whether, if he
breaks down in the attempt, those
who are watching him cannot be pun
ished as accessory to his death. We
really do not now think of any way to
stop him or to punish his abettors
There seems to be no law against a
man making an ass Of himself. Some
voluntary risks, dangerous TO life, are
forbidden, as daeling aud prize fight
ing Others are not, as pedestrian
matches and rowing contests. Tan;
ner is professedly not trying to kill
himself; proposes to live. So if he
should die his watchers could not be
condemned as abetors Of suicide. He
does not come within Mr.. Bergh's
jurisdiction, for his act is entirely vol
untary, and he IS an adult, presumably
capable Of eating if he wants to eat.
The best way to put stop to such
idiocy is to let other idiots stop run,
ming after him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-06
Eddyville. Ky. News.


Three weeks ago a fine dog, the
property of Earnest Freemen, sudden
ly disappeared. Just eighteen days
after he was last seen, son of Mr..
Steve Parent, who is neigIbor of
Mr.. Freeman, thought he heard dog
bark or howl under ground, and rela-
ted what he heard TO his father. Gu
riosity prompted a search, aud several
feet under ground they found Mr.. Free
mans dog, with barely life enough
left to howl He was "taken up ten
derly, handled with care" and is do
ing well. The supposition is that he
entered "a borough some distance off,
after rabbit or something else, and
in eularging the hole threw the dirt
behind him and cut off his own retreat,
or you might say he pulled the hole
in after him."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-06
Painting and Paper Hanging.

House, sign and wagon painting and
paper hanging in the neatest style by John
II. Runyan. Shop on Wall street, above
postoffice.
IDAHO CRY, April 15, 1880.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-06

0EEa week in your own town. Terms and S5
~ pOOoutft free. Address, HALLErr CO., Port
land. Maine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-06

ALL that / have accomplished, or
expect or hope to accomplish, has
been and viii be by that plodding, pa
tient, persevering process of accretion
which builds the ant-heap, particle by
particle, thought by thought, fact by
fact Ehhu Borritt
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-06
saal,a senti- -wseklg iuorla

BEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
eEa in Brick Building adjoining Masonic Hail. Wall Sire
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-06

Excess in, apparel is another costly
folly. The very trimming Of the vain
world would eiotAe all the naked ones.
-EWilIiam Penn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-06

&7oA WEEK. sl2 day at home easily made.
costly outfit free. Address, TRUE q Co.,
Augusta, Maine
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-06
Inventors and Patentees

(ncSa cu,u 8 send for instructions, terms, refer.
Il p 49, w. 70 Edison Brothers, Solicitors
kisb tna lnents' Washington, d. G., who fur
brotbarus same :: WITHOUT CHARGE. Edison
Inn Of I. Is Well.known and successful
Ablisbedl1 dl1ige experience, having been es-
~ iooo. If.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-06

A man in a passion rides a horse
that runs away with him.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-02-27
The Gratitude Of an Invalid.

LAUENs, G. H., S. G.. Sept. "a, 1873.
DEAR SIR: My wife has been using daily your
Bitters and am glad to say she has been greatly
benefited She is now stronger and IN better
general health than she has been for years, and
feel certain that her present good health is the
result Of using few bottles ofthe Home Bitters.
She joins me in thanking you for your Kindness.
My wife has improved SO much that she does
not need the bitters now, but thinks she will
send for few bottles when cold weather sets in.
l commenced this letter at the request of q
friend greatly suffering from bronchial affection,
which has brought on general weakness. He
asked me to order for him half dozen bottles.
Send them to Rev. W. #. Pearson, Donaldsville,
s. C. Mrs. May, . lady of our town, says
the bottle gave her did her great deal ofgood,
and that she would order some soon. am, Us
ever, your friend, REV. j. 4. RILEY.
To the President ofthe Home Bitters Company,
St. Louis, Mo.