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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06

There appears to be almost DO end to the noveltics being perfected for the Orlole festivities in Baltimore in September. T. will tray be IS ter1n- e1, a srfnmer \ gb $ CarnivsI, aud certainly nothing like il was ever before atemp ed in any city ef the ccutinent. There will be c eleciricify ia al its forms, as llehs and in- candescent lights. focus lights and fambeaux, torches in variouS coIorS Greek fire. calcium and gas, until night will be turned into day. The pyrotechnlc features will he on q scale of great extent and variety, some of the set pieces promising to be marvellous in effect. The whole city will be lighted as never before. The different monuments with which the metropolis abounis will be girdled by electrical bands, while he lofty and msje stic dome of the City Hall will be fairly ablaze Every avenue leading to novelty in illumination is eagerly sought after and old Baltimore will indeed show herself tbis year. The night display in the harbor will be a gorgeous sight; and the arrival of Lord Bal timore something 10 remember fol years The Mystic Pageant on the third night will beyond all compari i i son excel anything of the de: cription eyer attempted not alone in this country but in any country Other cities are content with fren eighteen to tNxeniy-two floats, tho latter number being the greates ever embraced within one pagean in any city. Baltimore almos doubles this, as her pageant nD tht night of the 13th Of September wIl include no less than forty floats ol tableaux cars, larger, more impos- ing and grander in any way. thar ever before shown. Ordinarily the numter Of characters introduced il pageant is less tban one hundred In the Baltimore pageant there vii be two hundred and thirty charac' ters upon the floats. every custome entirely new and imported from
 Paris direct. It will require thir- teen hundred men, two hundred ant forty horses, over fifteen thousanc l gas jets. eight bands of music, ant other accessories in like magni icen | proportion. The actual cash oufla, necessary to place the pageant npoI the streets Uf Baltimore will excee
 thiriy>fve thousand dollars. Tn
 characters are assumed exclusiyel
 by members of the Order of tn
 Oriole, merchants and business me- of the highest standing. The spe cial series of excursions arranged b
 the B iltimore and Ohio are meet
 ing with undisgui-ed favor, as tn e
 admit of visiiiag sa many places 0
 great interest ia addition 70 tn ] Oriole al Baltimore. As all tn, festivilities in the Monumental Cit. arc at night, the days can be put i
 visiting Washington, Old Puiu Comforf, FeAre7s hFcnroe, Lnra.
 Caves Harper's Ferry, and yer
 maly other points. The rate i down to the very lowest notch, half fare from all stations on the elor
 nous system embraced within tht
 B. S c. management.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06

Prescott according to he Miner Is tie miserable subject of another railroad ''selI''. It seems that the work being done and all the "blow" that has been made is simply de- vice to get possession of $200,OOo franchise for building, B road and the next move will be of cour SC to find somebody wno will buy the franchise. We sympathize with our sister city in her dessppoint- ment and chagrin.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
Giry COune l.

PHGNIx, Sept. 3rd, 1883. Council met, usual monthly ses- sion
 Petition of J D Monihon for deed to lot 10. blork 72, laid over to next meeting
 IL was recommended that the Mayer appoint night watt hman J E Wri ht a special policeman for the city without ray, with power to make arrests,
 Bills were allowed to the amount Of SITS
 Bills of Carlos Perazzo and James Rhegetti for rent of building closed up by the city for purposes of fum- igation after having small pox in them were refused
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
sHERrrF Paul of Pima and Wells

SHERIFF Paul of Pima and Wells
 Fargo agent, Benson, discovered the camp of Hensley and Red Jack ir she Rincon Mountains thirty miles east of Tucson, and on the 2Sth ultimo surprised the robbers ir their camp but. failed to get them capturing, however everything they had in way of provisions blankets horses,-everything but their guns.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
[From Tuesdays Daily. Business is reviving Taxes are now payable TIT, cs;1. o,,,,.,. s;l ;s o,,.,1fv

Tn. Gila county jail is empty The town council was Tn session last evening
 The thermometer fail q to reach yesterday's na k to-day. MT W R Carey who has been talk ing in the fiesta 1t Tur son, return ed this mori'ing
 Mis-J II Bryan returned from her sad tr,p to Pre-cotl this morning about eleven o'clock.
 Mr~ Collins. wife of Mr John Col lbs, returned from lengthy visit to Tombstone this morning
 4 little more slip moose practice would bc a go d thing for the Ter ritory. The effect is .oming like a meat skin in pot of coffee,
 We are sorry to learn that child of Ms. Ca, dwin died this morning from small DIX. The blow k u- biy lard 1T rn so recent a loss of her husband.
 With few exceptions yesterday was the warmest of the season, but it fell long way below 12o, a point which the thermometer reached on the 24th of June in this office.
 The Lordsburg Adrance struck our exchang'- table this moruing with lordiy wh op. It is an eight page regular so 'wester good to read and good to ad ertise adveFtise in
 There is fine opportunity just at presen to write a homily on lynch
 aw, but tn re are times when lam guage and theory drop | t. Insienif- icance in the presenre If silence and practice
 Mir. C NJ Benjiman aud Mr Y V Gu ok. of Ithaca, N Y, arrived bl this moruins's coa l.. The, are heri for the purpo- oi examining some mining property on ' ave Greek in which, We b=iieve they are interest ed.
 Last week l,rze bear p ii visil to the fewsbary ranch wie there was nobody al home but Mrs 1'ews- hu y The und unied woma set l the dogs on him aud his hea ship 1 took to- tree. She then got Ter Winchester and the bear was soon male into ven son. Mrs. Tewsbuiv has the re ulation of being a dead shot,. Globe Ch nncle.
 The Old Domini c,mp4ny has made his month one of the largest run on recArd. With one furnace md using Trinidad coke onl,, they produces 403,s10 pounds of black 'epper- Anot CT furnace was start d this morning.a if tt cok- sup 'ly can be kept up the prodnci of bullion for September Fill be un~ 'reeedented Globe Chronicle.
 Alexander G Pendlc4on, who has 'een engaged as tra mat On the urv y of the A NJ 5 R R., having ompleted the work of the lst divi l lou, returned to Globe on Thursday l ie reports the distance from Globe l the point where the survey inter I ects the Arizona and Pacific road C s 1s6 luiles.--slverB olt> Ii
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06

scoais, New Mexico, ard orneliss sahory, well known in California 1ournalis'ir circles The acsual sur Fey, 10 which this work Is pre- imin- ary, will not be commerce d until next year, and will doubtless be two or three years in it's completion.-
 sentsne!.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06

Two more ca es of small pox are reported from the prst house as ian- g rously i'll. The cool nights have ma ie the disea much more did1- eu to hatd; however, we are pleas- ed o n ate tAat those who have heen eife tnally vaccinaiea escape with but light afilction every time. This is esrtainiy q. very strong argument in faver of thorough vaccination.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06

Joe Tuitie and Len Redfeld, pare
 ties to the Riverside stage robbery an muroer, slid down the red hot sh mi yesterday 0 that classic future which IS popu arly suppos q 10 await the coming of their kind with wide open Goors, the fuel heaped high and the bellows working hard. A few Florence citizens assisted them to start by attaching hoisting arrangements to their necks and swinging them over into the hop, per,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
4 Bunny Miataka.

Sone time ago an etsf.or had what wEa called 'ts cystic ,umorp m hfs throat, ana ne Of his contemporaries siated that s'Mr Ban, wRs snffe ing f om a sciatfc touoP on his neck" Or con-ae ihis V as an error ent greater error is the mistaken ides tbat prevails among som. r1eoole that ocf- atlc pains cannot be cured. Not only th'se pains. hn rhsum .tism. will yie'R to h. act or of Ssiicylica ore Of Jl.e pnosL relia ble remedie@ of modern times.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06

1887 Prizes, amounting 10. .$265, ,500 Application for rates 10 cluhs should be made oniy to the office of the Company ID New Orleans. For further information write clenrlv, giving fall addres. Make p. o. Money Orders payable and ad- dress Registered Letters to
 NEW ORLE MS NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La. Ordinary letters by mail or express to AI A Dauphin, New Orleans La. or NJ. A. Dauphin, GOT Seventh St., Washing on, D. c.
 wsw.4w
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
sg-cAPEFaE lsEsFME sS5 eOO .43 2 clSa5s only 95 Baares Ia Pre-
 r,..I.fi sA.i
k5si;ij9as S.s:a iatys!7 cenpasJ,

aIFe do hcrc6y ccrtYy 5h.rt ;ue superuise fhs afYaagements for aH the Monthly and .seml Aanuay Dra1rjngs of fhs Louistaua tate Lottery Company rad ia person manage and control fha Drascings tAemseIres, and gl0t IAe saaae are eondRcted asith Aonesty, fairness and in gooa f0ah tga1atds all pirt es uad are anth0rize the Company, 10 'tse
 lis ceuifcate wjth .fac-sinile 9 0tsr sig atures attGched fn its GdeeT- fises5le71ts
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06

h fever ar q in que districts. in tropi- cal and other region siied oy epid in- ics, and indeed in all lec.lit5es whers. th3 c nditio as n aN b 70 h alth. this mo g V g uaIse in ieer nt nd era t'ye. 7os e $ ~ioma h Bittess. hss been eound Olent sateguerl even tn f,cble ionsttuticns al q faa ziie fra es while as cure for indigs stipf- b Ii u-n S and kin red complaints. t IS w.thoaf a rival
 For sale ny all D.usgists and dealer
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06

ENGLAND wants American tisher> men to come over and teach her fisherman how to catch mackerel.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06

DODGE CIrY has an ordinance pro- bibiting music in saloons.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
Le fer Hist.

The following is the list If un- claimed letters remaining in the postoflice, at Phoenix, September Sd,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06

TEN thousand workmen are en- ployed on the Panama canal.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
MofIco.

N OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
 nave sold out my eni Ire fntereetfn tn butcher business of Kelley & Meyer to thai the buSi ess will hereafter be condra ted under the firm name of Kelley & would respectfully recommend M-. speedS t2 ihs people Of the town and county aS reliE blesand able busIne ss mar nom have known a number ef yeAre and w9uld ask for il,s new firm cnntinr- ence CT lne liberal patronage granite. Kel.
 Qu 2stf
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
H nlstead EJotics For
 fEHIalt tcaTion.

First uodcatian, August 30 1sss9 LAyD OTTO, TUCSON Al. Aug. aAb fsss
 or GgI- HEREBY GIVEN THAT he f,liowjn g-uansed se.tler has fl- ed noilee of his intention to make final proof will be taken before the Hon. b. II. FIuney, Judge of the and JudIciai Districo oi Ar onas tt h chan, befs. in Phoenix, on Tuesday Oct 2nd 1888 viz
 3amss r. Nh eti for the <. K. $ of Sec 10 wp No tn. Rlnge asst. Q. <. R. M' md nanes the following as Iii wiines- ses VIZ: George To ,eris Wiiliam Ruff, shaw. and Wsllism Wilson all of Phoenix, Maricopa Ce., arizona.
 B. Nj. FUOMAS. Zseelsier.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06

HE son of Stephen A. Douglass dead.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
Total paid by all. :. $4.s81,0

Total paid by all ..,. $4. .Ss1, ,06O
 For the truth of the above facts we refer the public to the officers of the above named carporaii ns, and f.r our legality and standing to the 3ayor and Officers of the City of New Orleans, to the State authori- ties pf [ uisiana. and also tO the U -. Gtnc als Of Isouisiasa. We claim f0 b. IesaI. honest and correct in all oar transactions. as much % as any i.usin4-s in the country. Our san i~ ing is conceded by ali who will ln- sjigaie, and our. stock has f T years been solG Ut our Board Of Bro- kers, and owned by many of our best known and respected citizens.
 Ez. A. EsAURHEE, President s-gz-fA PEFA PRIZE SS5 COG 1sS5s
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06

On motion Board adjourned until 1 o'clock p. m ONE o'cLocK PM.
 Board convened with N. Worm ser, 4. J. Halbert, \ Herrlek and Clerk.
 T arpsarsag t7 t.se Board by cer~
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
NEW ORLEANS, Angust l, 1883. IGa PAlRElC

A
 Postmaster Genrral Gresham hav- ing published wilfnl malicious fiiseheod Ie ryge ri ta the character oi The Lauisiana State Lottery Cons psn. ti.s foilpwing fFcts are given to -ths pa5sic to prove his statement, ,that we are engaged in fraudulent basi- ness, 10 le false and uLtrue:
 Amount of prizes paid -hy The LGGisiana Slate LntieTv Company from January 1, 1873, to present date:
 Paid to the Southern Ex~ press O., New Orleans, T NJ. Wesc at, manager 5 ,366, 300 Paid L. the Lon slana Ma ogie by, Preside t..... 4e8,9oo Paisi to Louisiana State Kennedg, Presideaf.... 1851 { Paid 10 New Orlonps Ma 1 wisi, President. i,i,. = ,.. ss,550 Pail to Union National Bank, $. Charlaron, Ca- s.fier.. 04, 45O
 L. carYiere, President, 57.oOo 1. fai to Germania \ atiunal ] Bank, Jules Cassard, Pre- ident.- oU,OOO Paid to Hibernia National
 Bank, Chas. Palfrey, Ca , l SDler- ,oOS
 Toby, Cashier. ....... 1s,15C Paid to Mutual National Bank. Jos. Mitchell, Ca~
 shler- .---,-. o'~Oe
 Total paid as above. $2, ,253, ,65C Paid in sums of under
 &i GOO at the various
 offices of the Company.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
KILLED BY TIRE CARS

BERLIN, Sept. 4-In the railroad calamity yesterday 1T men, IS wo men q child,en were killed. The ran Q he'd n amidst a lar CT wd klling, cutting and aNriing people righi anu left Most If the victims belong to tine Artisan clas. Af-er the catastrophe the railway yards was found covered for 100 ya,ds with bo0iies shockingly muiila d. Of a fam ly of five persons only one escaped
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
A Da zsx THME

CePEa zI' y no Excursions aancun- eed for the season equal the E sN O .;s s7ecSaI ser.es- Some Idea Of
 what Baltimore VviIs do.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
SHOOTING AFFRAY.

LoRDsBURG Sept. 3.-An advanc Clifton special says: In q shooting affray this m rnins between Michael O'Harra, John Farrell, j. H Hoyey and Bill Moroney, the two form er were fatally wounded.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06

Total paid as above. S2,253 ,650 Paid in sums of under &i GOO at the various offices If the Company, SIaiess ......... 2.627, 40
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06

Th~rEday - septemberO c. 'sss
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
BEeENs BusINEse ro.pAY.

PORTLAND, Oregon. Sept 1.-The Northern Pacihc Express company begins here to-day on all railroads and steamboat lines centering here and one steamer to San Francisco Monday morning ',y the Northern Pacific direct for New York.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
DIsrIHaUTsHED AMERICANS

ST PAUL Sept. 4 At Lake Mime tonka. the Hotel lafayette is filled with guests of st. Paul, who wli attend h. banque' given this even- ing in honor oe H Willard and party. The distinguished party which had already ga hered to aid this city in her celebration, was thi~ evening augmented by the arrival of Pre-I- dent Arthur, General Sheridan and party.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
M INvALTD TREATY.

AN INVALID TREATY.
 BERLIN, Aug. 31-It is the opi- nion oi the Chinese legaii 'n here that he tre y b tween France and Alnam is invalid. as China has not recognized the new king oi An nam
 ASSISTED EAIIG RANTS RETURNED.
 NEW YORK, Sept. ? A family of assisted em1giants, consis ing of husband, wife and three children, ~ent from Irelapd to Caua ia, applied for relief to-day at c ,-tla Gard Il. They were raken charge of by Dr. Hoyt, Secretary of the State Boaru ol Churches, and placed on board the E hiopian, which sails to,mor row for Londonderry, Irelant.
 PREsIDENi ARTHUR RETURNING.
 CHICAGO, Sep embrr. f.-Collector Spdulding receive a telegram tn evening from cr,tfrv Ii coln O President Arthur's party being in the Yell wsione to- day, and saying they would reacn Chicago ne, [ Tues day ard remain until Thursdav, holding publ reception on We'd nesday. This gives the repnet pub lished h re this fternnnn that the President Lad wired Pr sident Vii bard, of tn Noriaern, asking ar what roint on the road they conld most ! conveniently meet. The impression is that President Arthur would at i
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06

LONDON, Sept 3-Tie rumor that inc steamer Ameriques. which has on board cargp and Passeng gers was disabled of the Nedles and had found red, pr ves untrue
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
sHnRT RFPnRr

SAN FRANCISCO, August 3t- Thore f trouble On the wirrs be- tween Virginia City and Ogden report will be short.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
PENSACOLA HEALTHY.

PENSACOLA, s pt 4-The city con tinues healthy. one death; no new cases at the new navy yard for 36 hours.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-07

a. .. HI.
NJ EETs EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT.
NE urday. Of each month, at their hall,
corner CLARK and Edwards streets, At 7S0
O'Clock. PATRICK STANTON President,
PATRIox HANSON, Secretary.
Eureka. July 10, 1880. jy70-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-07
Application for Homestead.
o. 8. LANn OFFICE,

o. 8. LAND OFFICE,
EUREKA, New, Jan. 8, 1888.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled notice of his Intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver of the United States
Land Office at Eureka, Nevada, on WEDNES-
DAY. FEB. Z, 1888. viz Homestead Application
NO. 100, Gi ilbert T. Purdy for the sW Il of aE
\ and E II Of sE n Of Section 81. and NV u
OF sW 4 Of Section IS. Township II North Of
Range SO East, NJ. D. NJ.
De names the following witnesses to prove
OF. ssid land viz:
alexander Mccullough, OF Nye County, New,
yoseph saborn. Of Nye County. New.
M n; ssdler. OF Eureka County. New.
jsa'3od F. H. HINCKLEY, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-07

MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. ~, 4. o.. OF.
MEET EVERY WEoNESDAY EVENING
4x1- at Odd Fellows Hall. at O'Clock. All
members OF the order, in good standing, are
tnvitsd to attend. J.W, SMITH, N, q,
". 8. BEARD, r. 9.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-07

EUREKA LODGE, No. 22, L. o. o. r.
MEET AT THE FOLEY & RICHARD
4A Building every Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock. Brethren in good standing are cor
dislly Invited to attend.
J. DAVIDSON, n. &.
W. q. DAVENPORT, Rec. and Per. Secretary. I'll
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-07
SOCIETIES..
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,

D OCULAR CoNvoCATION OF EUREKA
lO Commandery No. 2, Knights Templar
held every second and fourth Monday evenings
of each month. j. N. HILL, Recorder.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice..

Notice.
Ii you have fine or complicated watch or
CLOCK, music box, an automaton singing bird
OF any other delicate and intricate piece
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDW. WILHELM,
Ohronometer. watch and clockroaker
Jewelry neatly repaired.
=, All WORK warranted to give perfect satisfac.
hon or positively NO charge %
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-07

BEATIFIC LODGE. NO. 2, X. OF p,
EET6 EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
Hall. in the Rickard- Foley t1ilding.
All Brother Knights. in good standing srs
raternally invited to attend suoh rneetiuas,
W. Il. DAVENPORT, d. O.
O. II. CApY. z. OF Il. snd 9.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-03-01
An Important Railroad Charter

The Lexington Enterprise, of the 23d,
reminds us Of a very important railroad
charter granted by the Legislature of Vir-
ginia in 1879 and amended at the last SEES.
sion of that body. At first it was known
as the Virginia Mineral and Gypsum Rail
road, to run from or near the mouth OF
Catawba, or at or near the mouth OF
Craig's Creek, in the county of Botetourt,
through the counties of Craig. Giles and
Tazewell to Berkeley's Mills in the county
of Russell, ON the Saltville and Coalmine
railroad. During the session Of the Legis-
lature for 1SS1-62, this charter was brought
to light again, reformed, remodeled and
renamed, and is now known as the Virginia
Iron Trunk Railroad, With the same begin
ming and route. but providing for it's extern
sion down Clinch river, or through Big
Moccasin Gap, in the county of Scott to
some point on the line Of the State of
Tennessee, and further providing for lat
eral branch of twenty miles, designed to
connect at Lexington, which is about that
distance from the mouth of Craig's Creek,
with the Valley railroad.
This charter occupies one of the finest
and most divers ified mineral districts of
Virginia. as we'll as rich pastoral and
timber section. Iron, marble, gypsum,
coal and slate abound in the region the
road would traverse. Recently capitalists
from Ohio, who have invested in an ex-
tensive slate quarry in Craig county, have
had their attention drawn to this charter.
and from the Enterprise we learn that an
active interest is being manifested in its
utilization. What the disposition of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad management
towards it is we have no means OF know
ing. But it would constitute the natu-
raj extension OF the Valley railroad
through the unoccupied Southwest to the
Tennessee line. and open up one of che
richest portions of Virgins to it's trade
The incorporators mentioned in the char.
ter are live, active men, and we would not
be surprised at any time to learn that ar.
engagements had been made to proceed with
the construction OF the road. The capital
that is seeking investment in mineral
properties 10 the section the charter occn.
pies, will not be satisfied until an outlet ia
secured, and as this Virginia Iron Trunk
line will offer the only desirable means nj
accommodating the products OF the district
it would not astonish us at any time to learn
that they have become interested in the
scheme it involves. 'The Valley of the
Clinch,'' says our contemporary, us bound
to rave railroad. 1t is only matter az
surprise that one has not already been con.
structed there. 1t is now the best unde-
veloped section in Virginia, and superior
to some that have been favored with rail. |
road facilities. 1t may become great |
trunk line in character, as we'll as In name |
Its construction is only question OF time
and, may be, not a very long time. from
present indications. y
A glance at the map will show that This
road is the legitimate extension OF the Val.
ley railroad, and ii We mistake not, the
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-03-01
Influence of the Soil on Health.

The influence Of soil upon the health of those
living upon it, is brought out very plainly
during the prevalence q't epidemic diseases.
That malarial diseases like intermittent fevers)
and recent Investigations show pretty concla-
sively that the germs OF Cholera, Abdominal
Typhus, Yellow Fever, sand the plague are in
some way connected with the soil, which is
daily corroborated by l6,tters from all parts of
the country, stating tn At the marvellous effect
Psruma has on those di seases. and in their con-
valescent state. JoHNi E. COURTNEY, ofC orry
Pa, says 81 am stilI getting better. thanks
toyour Pe,pno ahd lanaan'" See page "a in
"Ills of Life"