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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-19
Assessment Notice.
To John M. schryver, or Assignees.

You are hereby notified that I have expanded one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the huchacbinock mine, Walker Mining District. Yavanai county Arizona in order to he'd the said premises m der the provisions of Section 224 Revised States of the United states, aud ii within ninety days alter this notice os publication you fail refuse to contributs your proportion of such expenditure as co-owner, your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber, under said section 2314.
 WILLIAM GRINDERS.
 J. J. MILLlKEN.
 " .Ik, T, ArfIona, Aprfi 2i 1882 low
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REWAR R D:

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 tFFtCE or rhE EXECUrIvE. Whereas, It ha= tcea made ki.uwE iO me that the staHe carrying the Uui, stat. ais line be- tween Prescc-i aC0 lACluix, Va Black Canyon w4s stopped and the and sspross robbed The dsy of May. 1sA2 swillings ranch, by four men 10 unkf
 cd as G,overnor of the Territory of Ar zona, I do hereby offer reward of four hundred dollars (S4O) the arrest shd conviction O. the parte., q re- ward of hundred dollar (S0O) for and conviction of either of them. r, In witness whereof have hereunto set my lL''' hand caused the great seal of the Terri tory be affixed this 18th day of May, 1882.
 F. A. TRITLF, Governor. Attes : H NJ. VAN AREAH,
 secre sry of Territory. Prascott May I9 1882
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MnITARY.-Firs Lieut.. William Stanton, 9th Cavalry, is relieved from duty at Fort Apache and goes to Fort Grant. Captain Jno. P. Walker, 3d Cavalry, now in arrest at Wilcox, has been ordered to report in person at Fort Apache.
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The requisition for the Earrs had to pass through the hands of tfe Secretary of the Territory It was issued this morning to Sheriff Paul of Pima, instead of Sheriff Be- han of Cochise, as the indictment against the Earps was found in Pima county.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution Notice

The copsrtnership heretofore existing between Ohas wurth aud H. J Peters, uGder the firm nan of wurth Peters, has been dissolved by utual con sent. All bills contracted by firm up to the 11th of May, 1sS3 will be settled by has. Wurtk All bills due the firm gre payable te H. j Peters, who con tinues the busi ness. CHAS. WURTH,
 1T. J. PETERS. CIino Valley. May 13, l3s2. 2.-1sws
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Notice for Publication:

LAND OFFCE AT PRESCOTT, A. T., ]
 May F, 1882. Notice is hereby given that the following nsmeC settler has filed notice of his Intention to make hna proof in support of his claim, and final eutrS thereof at the U. s. Land Office st Prescott A T oi the 18th day of June 1882 Curtis A. Bancroft, H E No. 176, for the W Ii of W !, Sec and S l. of N E 4 and | of ! Sec Twp II north Range East and names the following his witnesses viz: c. B. Foster, Ester Munro, James vicEers, Geo. E Brown. I. D. Munro all of Yavapsi county, 4. T
 may12w5 WI. N. KELLY, Register.
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Iron Weed"

Is dark gray, weight 1900 ISs It hands high back mane and tai, will be tLIee yeas old the Sd Of June next was sired by Good Enough dr mwas Mes. senger, Can be seen at Anvil RaAks
 PC WILDER Prescott, NErck 17th, lssa
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A steamer will leave Yuma, A. T., Thurs- day, June 1st. 1882, for Camp Mohave and intermediate landings
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To-DAY's NEWS.

Two Navajoes, named Bill and Joe, killed a young man last week at Pittman Flat
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Notwithstanding the large assortment of Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes now on hand, we have 8 cases that have arrives which we will sell at the present low prices. L. BAsHFoRD & Co.
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1900 pair Ladies, Misses and Children'i Shoes, Slippers and Ties, to arrive in 1C days, direct from he East, to be ldcheap, by L. Bashford & Go.
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ES DON'T FORGET THAT AM NOT SELL ING first class DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEM ICALs AT ACTUAL COST.
 ap27tf DR. GEO. D. KENDALL.
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Paints, Oils, Glass and Putty, a full stoch cheap, at BAsHFoRp Co.'S
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Chas. A. Randall has now a complete line of Harness and Saddles which he is selling at greatly reduced prlces. f9-
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The Monarch Cash House
l. B. BRAENEN,
 PRESCOTT, A. T.
P. J. B RAE N EN, FLA GSTAFF, A. T.

Respectfully inform patrons and the public that DOW selling stock of GENTS CLOTHING AND WINTER GOODSat greatly reduced prices.
 We have also fine selection of DRESS OVERC0ATS for spring trade.
 complete list of SUPERIOR BUCKSKIN GAUNTLETS and GLOVES lined and unlned cloth and knit gloves and mttens HASA large assortment of the finest make, from $I75 $500.
 Small wares and toilettes
 Pipes pocket knives razors and aTHOUSAND ARTICLES numerous to mention.
 Our stock of GROCERIES PROVISIONS, TOBACCO and CI- CARS WINES BEERS and BITERS continually arriving are of the best quaty and selling at the lowest cash figures
 In addition carry FLAGSTAFF STORE assortment of DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES HARDWARE, &c &c
 Our Flagstaff Wholesale Liquor and Cigar Trade
 In order to meet the growing demand we carry in stock small and large packages to sut whiskes brande wines a maica rum, gins St. Louis Beers ALL OF BEST QUALITY at the lowest living prices, FOR CASH
 With thanks to patrons for fvors solicit crease of public patronage meAa P. B. BRANNEN x O.
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A fine assortment of Iron, Stone, China, Glassware and Granite ware, cheap, at
 L. RAsHFORD & Co.'S.
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Cigars-Largest stock and variety, alsC lowest rates, apply to J. L. Fisher.
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Paints and Oils at RandalPs

Don't forget that we are selling Drugs and Medicines at actual cost.
 BASHFORD x Go
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Another large lot of shelf and heavy Hardware, just received at
 BAsHFokD & Co.'S.
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Carpets aThe elegant assortment, 1T such beautii iuk patterns, are selling rapidly at the low Brices, by
 BASHFoRD & Go.
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NOtIce of Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT PREsCorT A. T !
 May 5th, 1882. Notice is hereby gilen that the following nam. settler has filed notice of his intention to make fua proof in support Of hs clsIm and secure Anal entry thereof at the IT. s. Land Office at Prescott A. IT. on the l2th day of June, 1882, viz Newton Bagley for the E !. of N l4 and W T. of SE15 sec oi W l, sW } Sec Twp l6 R W, au1 names following as his witnesses, viz: Joseph Marlow, Norman Mariew Thos Tourney and Henry Clack, all of Yavapai County A T,
 WILLIAM N. KELLY, may b-bw Register.
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Clothing Clothing! A fine stock O choice goods, and warranted perfect fit, at
 l.. BAsHFORD & Co. s.
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Nicely furnished rComs for rent oy the day, week or month. Apply to Joseph Enle, corner Willis and Montezuma streets.
 (d31-tf)
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Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Prescott, A. T., for week ending May 20, i
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Mackerel-15 half barrels prime Mack erei to be sold wholesale at Fishers.
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The finest butter that reaches this market is imported by Herzog He gets the choicest brands and pays the highest price for it in the San Francisco market, and expresses it through. f2S
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FREIGHT FROM THE EAST.

Major Ingalls, informs us that he has made arrangements with freighters to start out immediately for Canyon Diablo to bring in three car loads of goods just purchased in the East for the Prescott trade.
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Jury certificates purchased by J. L, Fisher.
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Galvanized Barb Fence Wire at
 BAsHFoRD & Co.'S.
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FOR SALE,
BUINESSS LOCALS.

Finest California Cream Cheese at Her zog's. m16
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Straw Hats! Straw Hats just arrived at Fishers.
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Star Moline Clipper Flows beat them all for light draught and doing goodwork. All sizes at L. BASHFoRD X Co.'s
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Limburger and Schweitzer Cheese at Her zog's
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Gilt edged roll butter at Herzoy's. f2S
 All brands of smoking and chewing to- baceo, and the best and cheapest cigars, at Bones & Spencers. d17*
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-02-10

We CLIP the following from the Troy. n. Y.
Times: Letters pour IN daily, sometimes by
dozens, scores, and hundreds, TO DIR. David
Kennedy, OF Rondout, n. Y, in grateful &C
knowledgemept Of the great benefits received
from his Fayorits Remedy And they illus
trate the power OF the medicine in some new,
and, perhaps, hitherto INFESTED phase of opera
ton. But it is when sufferer comes miles TO
tell the story OF his deliverance in person, to
grasp the doctor by the hard ard greet him as
true and valued friend, that tue interest in
bis case deepens md multiDiies." o-li04
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Bangor Blab.

A. Il. Chase, cashier of the Bank is having
a very serious time with his eyes, 40 much So,
that it takes him some of the time from his
post.
of God, has been holding a series of temper
ance lectures with large audiences during the
past week.
The town board met on the 18th and audited
the account Of Thomas Cross, for expenses
incurred in suit with Wood. All members of
the board were agreed that the town should
back Mr.. Cross III the matter.
President Harrison is bound 10 stop the
sale of liquor to those that the law designates,
even If he has TO resort to extreme measures.
Notices in regard to several parties were serv-
ed on the druggists and saloon mon on Mon
day.
Bills are mp for the rail road meeting on
Saturday evening, and it is expected that
there will be large crowd present. The
people are waking mp to the necessity of the
extension, and we hope to see the road fin
ished to this point by early autum.
Lemuel Beaujean aud wife, OF 3Iayyille
ChautauQua county. n. u, have been visiting
old friends in this township for the past
week. Mrs. IL. has many warm personal
friends in this vicinity where her early life
was mostly passed. They left on the mai
north, for Muskegon, on Tuesday.
young man named Alexander Russell .
sailor engaged in chopping wood for the Fur
mace company, was arrested OH the 9th anG
brought before Justice Russell, charged Will
taking pair of boots from in front of Cros:
Il Todd's store, on Saturday evening. III
plead guilty, but offered evidence in regart
TO his previous good character; he knew
nothing about taking the boots, but foun,
them with his things when he got home, anC
said he was coming down the next day 10 70
| turn them. The court could not take hi
plea Of dyUnk, but sentenced him TO shor
| temperance lecture, fine of SO and costs
amounting in all to $3.50, which was pai'
with the assertion that he would never toucl
another drop of liquor.
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Decatur Dribblings.

, L. was at Theodore Chadwick's. and they
arc happy, as their new boarder is q nice boy
Installation OF officers Of the lodge OF 10.
&. r. occurred or tho evening of 9th inst
before q large membership of the fraternity.
Il. l.. Warren put II an appearance after
an absence of few days IN Detroit and vi
cnity.
Thursday last We had a runaway team
dash through the business street of this town,
distributing the running gear of a lumber
wagon at various points, fortunately doing
but little damage to team or wagon.
Your correspondent enjoyed, in conjunc-
ton with several others, a friendly call from
Judge I,awson last week. The actions and
doings of some o. Michgan's prominent
politicians were discussed, pro and con, and
with no serious divisions in sentiment. All
were highly elated and profted. Come again
Judge.
The COMMITTEES appointed by the township
board to report upon the public buildings
situated in this village, have failed TO report
up to date, ard dame rumor hath said they
refuse to submit report rs the building was
built by foreign contractors and has been IN
popular from the outset. The opinion OF
your correspondents IS, that the township
board might as well, or better, take off the
gable roof and put on q substantial iron roof
as the building stands condemned in public
opinion, whatever the report OF the commit
tee may be.
The Munsel imbrogho assumed now
phaze on Wednesday OF last week. Nun.
sell returned household goods as per order OF
Judge Haynes court, about two o'clock, and
quietly toid his divorced wife that he and his
daughter had co1ae to stay. His tranquility
was disturbed, however, ON the morning OF
the I'd inst, by an arrest of both himself and
daughter, and while giving bail aud arrang
ing for future examination, the goods in
question were moved 10 house that Mrs
Munsell had rented, making the question q
more debatable one to htigate, and in al
probability making sure more fees for law.
yers. These things transpiTed in the vicinity
of one Monsieur Bass, vino was OF late c
boarder mt McCabe's Hotel, who hearing the
commotion in his part Of the town, thought
they must mean some further measure to re-
strict his freedom, secreted himself in the
cellar of the new abode Of Mrs. Munsell's
The ladies arranging the furniture soon
found ont that there wasa man in the cellar
and after council, dashed pan of hot water
upon poor black Bass, who. amid antics and
curses, hurriedly beat retreat.
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Fairbanks wants to buy farm.

Levi Johnson has bought new organ.
Frank Cole, while getting ice at Prospect
Lake one day last week, slipped into the
water. He chung TO the ice and avoided
getting wet all over. until he was helped out.
He says that the water was cold.
A lad living at Mr.. Nesbitt's, exhibits some
strange phenomena. He delivers poems and
speeches and gives death scenes while he is
under some strange influence, and is entirely
unconscious of what is being done. Al
though he is devout Catholic, get some of
his speeches are in direct opposition 20 his
faith.
During these cold nights when the readers
of the NoRTHRRSrR retire to their good beds
and draw over them their warm cornforiers
and blankets, will they please remember that
in this township lies one shiyering with the
cold. which he has not the power to guard
against bat which couple of their spare
quilts might render warm and comfortable.
Poor old Lewis, on the Sprague place, is
worthy of whatever charity you wish to be-
stow.
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WayerIy Wnnderings.

The grangers here have another feast Tues
day night.
Clark Bush took two lots OF cattle to Chi
cago last week.
A daughter of Luther Corey's died Sunday
morning from the effects OF vaccination.
Mrs. Jerome Bangs is spending this week
visiting her husbands school and friends in
the neighborhood.
The remains OF Mrs. Buck. youngest
daughter of Thomas Shaw, were brought
here for bnrial hast Sunday. She went from
here bride only two or three years ago.
Some of the CHANGERS Thought TO have y
dance 1T their Hall. which il situated on the
church ground, last week, but were promptly
prevented by some Of their own members.
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LAYTON Legends.

Miss Jennie Smith is at home again.
Miss Rose Mckinney is home from Wi
can, Mich.
Mrs. Stanley. of bangor, is visiting ut y.
NJ. Morrir's
Old MIR. Waite, who has been i'll for some
time, was buried last Saturday.
Mrs. I. Il. johnson and little boy, OF Nor
way, Mich, are visiting friends here.
James Kelly is at home again, he says he
don't like boarding at Deans Hotel.
Uncle Luther Kinney is still very sick at
Harvey Harper's, land it is thought IA viii
not last long.
The Village Board have passed resolutions
to the effect that all childsen attending school
must be vaccinated or leave school.
Judge Lawton has purchased tho old depot
building, and is having il moved 10 his place
to We used rs fruit packing house
j. j. Rowlec owns She boss dog OF this
town; when Will Halls team ran away last
Saturday, and half dozen men tried 20 stop
them and couldn't, the dog jumped ae their
heads and hung TO them till he turned them
70 shs side walk and stopped them.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Prospect Lake Pickings.

James Abrams IS fixing MP and arranging
his buildings preparatory to moving ON to
his farm.
Bert Barker tried to cut his foot the other
day, but the ax-hande was too short and 1t
proved almost a failure
Mr.. Edwin Irwin, who has been spending
the winter with his sister, Mrs. Barker, is
about starring for the Hot Springs in Askan-
sas, in quest OF better health. His brother
Thomas. of Paw Paw thinks Of going with
him.
Charlie Christie bought a selG-binding
reaper last season, With which he cut his
Grain. using wire for binding. Now he has
a sick COW and suspects that wire, when
threshed and mixed with straw. is not a very
oicesiable food for stock.
Lost, strayed, or stolen, from No. -
Decatur, a lot of household goods. Said
goods made Prospect Lake the first night,
and next morning were seen enroute for
some locality in the town of Hartford. After
"A Tief sojourn there, they, one moonshiny
might, returned to Prospect Lake, and early
next morning were in transit for Decatur.
n. B.-No rewards viii be paid for the re-
turn of said goods.
There was a full house at the lyceum last
week Thursday night. The question, Ire
solved, That Limited Monarchy is prefer
able to a Republican form OF Government
was ably discussed by Messrs. Warne, Fla
harty, Donaldson, Scott, and Others, and q
unanimous decision rendered by the Judges
in favor of the negative. Question for next
debate, Resolved, That History has done
more to enIighten mankind than Mathe-
1naties.'' Leading disputanls, Miss Eva
Bacon and Mrs. Flora Scott.
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The symptoms OF Itching Piles are moisture,
like perspiratlon intense itching. most al night,
seems as II PIN worms were crawling in or
about the rectuU. The more you scratch the
worse they itch; very distressing. The pri-
vate parts are often affected. Ok. SwAYNE's
OINTMENT is the most effective remedy extant
for this tormenting complaint. Gives rest at
night without that desire to scratch. Also has
no equal in quickly Graduating letter. Itch.
Salt Bheum, Erysipe,as, BARRIERS Itch, Pimples,
all Scaly, Crussy, itchy Skin Eruptions. Here
is the proof: Certainly the bes. remedy ever
used IN my practice DIR. Cotton. Woodstock.
VT; Troubled with Itching Piles for over
twenty years, 1t cured me completely" l.. S.
Messer, Enfield, Me. Sent for So cts. Gin ct.
stsmps), , boxes, S1.25. By Or. Swayne &
Son, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all Druggists.
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Mr.. Peters, our township treasurer, has
finished collecting the taxes. Keller is al
ways among the frs. townships TO make its
return To the county treasurer.
One OF the largest donations that has been
held in Keeler for Il years, took place at the
N. l.. Church, for tho benefit of the pastor,
on Wednesday evening, February 1st. 1t
was very pleasant social gathering, and the
receipts were 500 IL cash.
The protracted meeting at tho M. l..
Church. which had been running for four
weeks, was closed last Monday evening. The
pastor, Mr.. BueIl. has ,abord necessarily,
which has resulted in several conversions,
and the accomplishment of much good.
On "Wednesday evening last as Mr.. Nelson
Decker, accompanied by his wife and child,
were crossing Crooked Lake, zone of the
Sister lakes the leo gave way and Mrs.
Decker and child were drowned. They had
started To go TO one of the neighbors for an
evenings visit. Mr.. Decker pushing an old
cutter from behind in which were nicely
wrapped up his wife ana child. They had
not proceeded far on the ice before 1t began
to break, and in vain did Mr.. Decker try to
escape with his precious load, but, alas they
all went down together, and then commenced
heroic struggle for life and all that was
dear to him in this life. He, for while,
held on to his wife and child with almost
superhuman strength, and endeayored to
save them from the watery grave which
awaited them, but they soon became chilled
10y the water and by the weight of their ex-
ira clothing no was compelled to let so. He
had placed the child once on the ice but in
their struggle the ice was broken ana child
and mother sank TO tho bottom. George
Lyon at length hearing cries for help went
10 SIr. Decker's assistance and succeeded
with good deal of difficulty in getting him
out nearly exhausted. The bodies were not
recovered until q O'Clock the next day. The
funeral took place on Saturday and vas at
tended by fully 200 persons. II Was the
saddest affair that has occurred in our town
for years, and Mr. Decker has the sympathy
of the whole community.
On Thursday last, il being the Goth ami
versary of Mr.. aad Mrs. Martin hlett's mar
riage, Il number OF their friends gave them a
variety wedding. Among the tokens of
friendship given the happy pair, we noticed
a caster from Mr.. and Mrs. Hotter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Slanker, Mr.. and Mrs. James Conklin
and Mrs. Anna NJ. Klett; a gold pin from
VIM. klett, Ed. Klett, Geo. Klett, Chas Klett
and L. Slanker; sauce dish, Wn1. Prischard
china pitcher, Dir. and Mrs. Ii. Cox; glass
pitcher, Mrs. Jacob Heiter; set of china cups
and ssucers, Mr.. AID Mrs. c. George; glass
dish. Mrs. Gleason and Mrs. McCorwin; SET
of china oyster plates, Vim. Klett, ST.. china
! tmeen, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Klett; caster
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Duncombe; pair Oh
damask towels, Mrs. l.. T.. Buck; pair OF
damasll towels, Mrs. Bartholomew; pair oi
slippers, Vim. klett, Jr.; pair of mats, Mrs
Sarah Scott glass pickle dish, Mrs. NJ
Beattie bread plate and glass pitcher, Mr.
and Mrs. burden. After good supper and
general good time, the company broke az
! M 4 late hour.
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In the jrst terrible wiHter spent by the Pill
grims at Plymouth, in Massachusetts, she seeds
OF pulmonary diseases were planted, and took
deep root in families which became the pro-
genitors OF tncIsands OF the American people
The prevalence Of consumption, thus early de-
veloped, directed the attention OF the most
eminent physicians and scientific men to an
investigation OF Its cause and the means Of
prevention and cura The best results OF pro-
ressional studies on this subject are combined
in DIR. j. G. Ayers Cherry Poc.oral, which Is
now recognized as the worlds remedy for
coughs, colds, consumption and other diseases
OK the throat and lungs. We believe il To be
absolutely certain IN Its remedial effect. It is
safe. pleasant and reliable remedy, and II
kept on hand in every household, will prove,
in many cases Of colds, coughs, &C.. a means
OF preventing moro serious results.-Rich-
mond, Va, Religious Herald.
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In these times of quack medicine adyer-
tisements everywhere, it il truly gratifying
to find one remedy that Is worthy of praise,
and which really does as recommended.
Electric Bitters we can vouch for as being a
true and reliable remedy, and ono that will
do az recommended. They invariably cure
stomach and Liver Complaints, Diseases of
the Kidneys and Urinary difficulties, We
know whereof We speak, and can readily say,
give them trial. Sold at fifty cents bot
tie, by Duncombc, Stearus IS co.