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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
By One of the Fools.

''NNhy. par Ion my remarking t, hut. my dear old friend. Il " cha-g' von a 0. dt cl r.. yOu mu- { have lived very high or very fat to hav- 'ir'v"n h color t of you hair and the splilg our oi your step this fashion"
 Io1kIng at t"e surge on the river from the g nu tds of hi- II ce up Th u son, m sch' O ch n. ". Oi- II W one of he bes mining exp IT. thn 70 nr'N. E. t dyspepsii I'd ,.crrnrs olla se. rom over k oI htt h,Ie srop ed ye, rS hsfnr- q. Twas 0 ol. Bu who isi't |, if yo come t. h t
 Il al,'. thirt' -iv years old" wri ca Nr- Chari II, Watt. of Wes- >omer-, Put- ,u, f;,. V. Y a nd had suffered from dS g. persia for fi>teen years Nent the ro'.nd Li>il s< and without hope gave LARK g TnsIc nI,i l The c nl' ma, b. ased in fh e' " ,Ids: Ii c :re1 m endorse n " VI hoi he atian. [ IS ths dvsp"psi 's reflge," Mr .s R Cole. dru + t. of C ii- rei \ Y. riff to tine truth of Mr. Watt Ri ent
 II scox 'S ~. pr pIie orr, call esp cal att ntinn o h~ i.c hal ih prspara' ion whi~h hl- be n knawn as PARKs ,, GIN cons q It dec .iyi lh, O n"rr bv hs u'irg inf i r "rt c',s uuda- hr nan ai gi ge ~ 2 ng-.r i- really 9n un import nI inrr die t. W" d cp the mis- leading w0sd
 T ere $ no chlrgA h wrvar in the prcpari i n. i elf q l b t l a mai . i v il 'he ha d of q 2 wrap rd unh, h m. P4IKsRs GI GHn 1n IC. conta th- nui9 e m q if h ac sin le ig 6 of HISroX x o |. Is al tue b 1t Tn of lhe outside " ap CT.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

ing, which was perfect. An Amere ican dollar ist fit into the mould snugly. Jere repoitrd the diScov> cry tu the U. $. Marshal and the counterfeiter was Piomp ly taken in. He has partner in San Francisco, who will be arrested as soon as he can be found. W ilson is a preacher. but we d,d not learn wh tt denomin> atinn he belongs to. Only Il few dollars of the counterfeit money had been placed in circulation here The partner has been working it off" in San Francisco, perhaps Enterprise.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
October Scheme.

hole Tickets. &2; EH- Trick Is. 8i, e7 Tickets $5O; 55 Tickets. &zO0
 init money or Bank Draft in Le-t,r. or s. nd h. Express itON'F SEND BY R f- CHS TERED LETTER OR POST or GE OR RS. uatil flu her mo- tice ORDERS of g. and upward by Exp s>-c.n be sent it our ex- yense. Address all O q rs to
 J. J. Douglas, Louisville. Ky
 rt-fu -th&w.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
ESTABLISHED Is52 vVAi. 3. HOOPER 6 O..
 DEALERS GToc ceries, Wines, Liquors Cigars, Ciis and sssining Supplies
SOLE AGENTS FOR

Val B atz Milwaukee Beer pr. Sieger', Angostura Bitters DHmiana Bitlers Maeond. ay & Co.'S Louis Roedercr
 Champagne Haras hy t Co.'S Eclipse and Grand
 PIz Champagne California Star OiiI Works Company
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

MUDrLED D.-Some say quarantine is "off, while others say it IS "on.' The matter is mixed and we have not time to sift it. This much we think we know, the order or ordi''- ance calling for quarantine work h.ts not been repealed It is still in existence.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

FOR BASQUETs. DINNERS AND PARTIEs, use Eclipse E1tra Dry, II is equal to any aad superior tu most imported brands, and the only nat ural California Champagne in the mars,t 1w
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
LOCAL LINES.
Fresh Garden Seeds at Geo. F.

Fresh Garden Seeds at Geo. F \ Coats.
 Chae. A. Willard, tape worm spec. lals, is q. the Bank Exchsnge.
 A teacher is lntsd Tn the Os- born Districi-wages about sS0.
 Any one wishing nicely furnished rooms. can get them at the Gregory House.
 Prescott had 6 fire on Tuesday
 morning which destroyed Clark & Adams's stables.
 Vim M Griffith tho pioneer stage man arriYeu in town today from Tucson
 French dinners cooked by French books at the B.nk ExcLarce Res
 aursnt
 1.-THE town elections of Connecticut
 D Oct. 1st show large Repub-
 gains in that state. ,re money made by dealing a'
 fmnPhenix Cash Store, than
 Lelsc in Phenix.
 and Col Clendenin ar
 fIuachuca yesterday, and
 ned to Fort McD well e camels were turned loose in zeiEna sixteen years ago. Tae, sbave so multiplied & to be trouble some, and are 10 be hunted down aermnsillo has eighteen hundred 1 easrs of yellow fever anl the inhab isanss are dying at the rate of ten to fifteen per day.
 At a. meeting of the Town Council on Tuesday evening, settlement of number of bills was about the only business transacted.
 THE Ohio state election will be held next Tuesday October 9th, and the Massachusetts, election Tuesday November 9th.
 Go to R.throck's to get your Pict- sre taken at the Pheaix News De Fof. south side of Washington street opposite the Post Office.
 THE Boston city election held last Monday went Democratic. Ben- 1amins friends are very hopeful as to the result Tn November.
 A SINGLE case of continent small pox has appeared in Chicago but Q number of persons exposed and she public schools have been closed.
 Clothing and straw goods selling eff AT COST at McNulty's for cash Garg&nd price his goods and you will be convinced that he means what he says and that you will get She goods Jor cost.
 A party from Point Pleasant " Va composed of General O Sulphin, R J Hill, Byrd HIll, and D " Pol sley arrived yesterday on a prospects jug trip and today went ont into the mountains to the north of the val ley
 There is said t., be in Alabama a planter and several negroes who in~ Gil of laie did~upf know that the war had ended or that the negroes are Free race. This Is vnuched for by a of the New York Tri- bune .-Journsl.
 The Acthison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad company have snnoun> ced through rates as follows: From A.chison, K ansas City, Lesvenworth Lawrence. Topeka and Emporia, to Cuaymas, Mex'co, rates per hundred pounds: first class. $4 5; second class, s 75; third class, $2 35; class A, 8 10; class B. $l.S5; class c, $loo; cla ss D, $l,25.-Citizen. MT. Ed Wiggins, who has bean at work on our wreckei Gordon press sinca Sunday morning, set it up yes terday eve ling and she runs like T l top, though few thought that the { press could ever he restored. NIT Wiggins, beside being first class has had a number of months experience on printing presses while occupyi g the posi ion of mschi1ist in the extensive office C of the Cinci1 iati C3m nerciaI Hr. l is nn expert on presses and { machinery generally
 Raard af Su erYianra.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

MT s D Lounl will vaccinate all -chnol chilJ.en applying t, hin fre- of ch 'rg: We hope to hear that every child Tn s':ho T has taken advantage of this generous offer.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
Territorial Twiss.
[Courfer.1

lCONfs s-tH
 What Prescott needs, worse than any hing else, are mills and smeltets to work ores of sur. ounding mining districts. Lei our w>ll~tn-dn ci.izehs com bine in an effort O. effori 8, 10 have this long-felt want sup lied. Reduction works, properly managed would, in less than a year, double our present popu alton and make Pre- colt second to 20 other city te- tween Los Angeles and the Rio Gran> de. There Is abundance of oie water, fuel, every thing necessary to the successful running work.
 Journal
 General and Mrs Crook expect to leave shortly for an absence of a month or two from whipptc tue General to visit the various military posts of the Territory, and Mrs Crook t0 visit relatives in the east
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
TE-Ec1ARHsc
CHARLEY MccoMAs ALIVE

DENYING, N. M, 0ci. 2--Leroy snd Wilson who went to Casas Gran- des Sertemb 19, in tie hope of se- curing Charley McComas' have just returned They report that lh. boy is undoubtedly alive and well. with in 20 miles of Casas GrAndes. They had three interviews with Geronimo aud would have secured the boy but for Mexi, an interference aHd jeal- ousy existing between the Juh and Geronimo factions The boy was being held by Juh's widow. Juh was accidentally killed September 21st by falling from his horse while drunk. Leroy says there are 300 indians Tn the vicinity If Casas Grandes, and that he counted 75 warrio. 3. They are very short of ammunition.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
I!IzSIsSa 1sgz|azsls I,T.1H ]

A Atwfu. lottery a~d Fafr
 Drawings har cred hy the egisla'nre of Ky. and iw,cc 4ec arcd legal by the high st court i. tn Sta,e I-oa given 10 H. nry .- tv II h~ m If SI9l co for the prompt pa. ment of all rizes sold. \ Revolution ia jingle Eunbe
 Dr wings
 sg E cry ticket hp der his own us D srvisor an call out the number on h:- rfckrt and sec the cor resY ondirg number OF the tag placed in inc wheel m his presence. These d awing- will ecu on th- last Thursday of eYerJ mot tn. Read the magnificent
 sscfoF,er Srs,Puae
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

H. 4. Wilson, of C..ss Grande, was arrested at Tucson, Saturday, on a charge of countcrfeiting the U. g.
 si yer dollar. The material used was whi metal and the count erfeit was almost perfect Wilson sod out his business at asa Grande last week and was preparing tn go tn ihe Magdalena fi-sta, iD 5 nora, win Il he was arrested. H WIS probably going to the fl sta for the purpose of passing off Il ln; of his money. Jere Fryer. who had honght him out at Casa Grande, got suspicious of him and m ad.. a-San-ch of th.. room he
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

StIiCH Ui I.IF T0W'III IIV rupying and found the dIes and q bar of the kon supposed he had
 dies by digg ng out kslon ns the side of the
 overlooked the mill-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
THE WRONG MEN

warrio 8. They are very short o1 1 ammunition.
 THE WRONG MEN. FLORENCE, Oct. 2.-J. P. Gabriel arrived here this forenoon and says that he arrested two men on su -pi cion of Hensley and an acccmulice It Picscho yesterday, but the men were recognized as being other par> Mics by man employed by the rail> road company, and they were turned loose again.
 WORK OF THE PRISON COMMISSION. YUMA Oct. 9 At the evening session of the board ct Prison Com- missioners the business was fiaished and an order was eiven for the pur- chase of new machinery and auh nor lzing the appointment of tlrec ad- ditional guards.
 THE KING THE scAPE GOAT.
 PARIS, Oct. 3.-Twrnty m m bers of the Cabinet have actually r.'oign ed. Le Temps says tLe mauitests- ton Saturday was in the diie tion more agaiust the Cat'iner, than King Alfonso, who happening to appear during the violent scene of lpternal politics WAS made the scare goat.
 KING ALFONSO IN MADRID.
 MADRID, Oct. 3.-Kins Alfonso arrived here this morn ng. All enormous crowd completely blocked the >trects beiween the railAay ,ta- tion and the palace Flags were di played m many parts of the city and many shrps were closed. Upon the arrival of the train loud cheers wer&1 raised lasting several minutes.
 THE DEMOCRATS.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Tammany delegates l., the State Cpnven ion elected John Kelly, August s hell and Thos F. grady rnemb bers of the State committee. Kelly declined to serve and police commissioner Ni> chols was chosen in his place, The Tammany committee in organiza ton pronounced the union of demn> crats of the city, but held its divi- sions, ana maintained that Tam many would prove the strongest at the polls
 WHAT ALFRED A. COIN SAYS. NEW YORK, Oct 3.-B fore the SeDa committee today Alfred A. 1 Cohu, of San Francisco, gave his 1 views on the labor question and spoke of the scarcely or absence of 1 .borers since the shutting off of the Chiness emigration. He thought 1 he fare from China should be re~ 1uced.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

J. A. MiIler's Chicken Cock WhislG
 Two Stamps, all ages Old Kentucky Log Cabin Whisky Cor"net Whisky
 Figorit Powder Company Proctor & Gamble's Candles Bay View Distille.y,of San Francise0
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

PEE corr,
National Republican., 1883-10-22
r.. DrcutauOs London ExChcquer JET BLACK

Flows rreeiv: docs not corrode nj once iethlaGN,
never thclsns or deposits sedlununt never moudE
dries instantly is permanent resIsts acids is not
affected by rust never changes color In tho Ink.
,tand Use o clean inksland, and do not mix with
oth,r ink Ils 49,. yIeIIs vli5 gVVu copy Ivsa
writing.
National Republican., 1883-10-22

Tho following are the opening, highest,
lowest, and closing prices Of the principal
stocks for the day as corrected by special wiro
reports received by Bateman s. Co., bankers,
No. 1411 Il street northwest;
National Republican., 1883-10-22

Wcreceve regularly by European steamers tho fol-
lowing Foreign Papers. Magazines. and Fashion
Journals
Tho Illustrated London News london 6rnnh'n,
Pictorial World, The Queen Illustrated Sporting nnu
Dramatic News, The London Daily Times, London
Standard, Punch Fun London Truth, LondonWorld
London Weekly Times, The Mail, Bells Ihfo, Lon
don Figaro. Judy, London Field Spectator, Whitehall
Review Life, London Army and Navy Gazette Lon
don Era, London Daily News. The American Regis
ter, Saturday Review, The Athonmum. Society. Oar
deners Chronicle. The Garden, The Electrician, Eng
lsh Mechanic Tho Court journal. The London Arch
ileCt, St. James Gazette, Pail Mall Budget Tho Lon
don Economist, The British Architect, The Builder
London Engineering, London Engineer, The Acad'
emy, the Contemporary Review, Nineteenth Century
Iortnlghtly Review. Chambers journal, liolgravia
Cornhill Magazine, London Lancet, Monthly Family
Herald, Tho Theatre Monthly London Journal
Blackwood's Magazine, Longmans Magazine Good
Words Sunday Magazine, All The Year Round, Tho
Portfolio, London Art journal, Cassclls Magazine
of Art Every Girls Magazine, Nautical Magazine
Bradshaw's Railway Guide to dreat Britain and Ire.
land Bradshaws Continental Railway Guide Boys
own Paper, Little Folks, lie Figaro, Lo Voltair Gil
Bias LEyenement La Justice, RUnvers lllustre
Ie journal Amusant, Petit journal Pour Rirc lie
Monde Comque In Vie Parsienne L'lllustratlon
lie Monde Illustre, La Carlcaturo La France ElG-
conte lie Iodesd do la Saison, L'EGgRnce, Parsenne
Ia Monlteur dc ia Mode lie Printemps, Le Salon lie
Ia Mode Revue de Ia Mode Uber Land und Nicer
ie (artenlnnbe, Flegende Biatter' ana many others
n numerous 10 mention
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-19

Col Harry Gilmor's name is familiar to
every adult in this Valley. He faced Death
fearlcssly many times on our soil and in the
defence Of our homes; and, recently, when
Death faced him ne was even more coura-
geous, unfaltering, yictorious-aye triumph
ant. than ever before lie left behind him
volume, neatly printed ard bound, full Of
incidents of his Four Years in the saddle
interesting to every reader, and especially
so to our people who are familiar with the
scenes of his exploits lie left several
Young children without means for support
o- education. Il Is true the Heavenly la
thc7, whom this gallant soldier trusted in
his latter days, is a Father TO the fatherless,
but lie uses human instrumentalities and
these Young children are not without earth
.y guardians By the purchase Of Col Gill
mog's book YOU viii help meet The nccessi-
ties of his orphaned children See the adj
yertisemcnt in another column. Aisquith
a Co. viii have only few eopies-call ear
ly aud secure them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-19

At Goljsmith'- may be found ,he most
varied and select assortment OF Spring and
Summer Goods of all kinds and styles
Ladies' Dress Goods, Millinery. Notions,
Fancy Goods, Shoes, Hats. Gents Ready
made Clothing. &C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-19
CHURCH NOTES.

Re-. I. B. shepherd viii preach in the
Baptist Church sunday, the 22d, at II
\. NJ. and at Kabletown at 80 P NJ.
Church meeting Saturday preceding at 81
Pm.
Oakland VI. +. Church, South, will be
dedicated ON Sunday, July I'D. Rev. DR.
Cox, OF Washington, viii preach the
dedication sermon, and the Rev. f. 4.
STROLLER and others will also be present.
Rev. Dr.. y. c. Hopkins will preach at
KsJldown ats! o'clock on Sunday July
99.h.
On sunday evening last Rev. J. W.
Tongue preached in the ". E. Church,
South
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered in the Presbyterian Church
on sunday morning next, 22nd inst. Ser
vices beginning Friday morning Rev. A.
=. Noictt is expected to be present and as
SIS; Rev. Dr. Hopkins ON this occasion.
There viii bcuo preaching in the N. E.
Chu-ch. South on Sunday next, July 22l, at
Il o'clock. Rev. :. X. Cox, d. D., will
preach at $50 p. NJ, and this viii be the
hour for the evening ryice hereafter, until
further notice.
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snndan school contention.


The Seventeenth Annual Sunday School
Convention of the Baltimore Conference
NJ E. Church, SoGth, assembled in Shop
herdstown on Tuesday, July 10th, at p. NJ
There were over 200 ministers, delegates
and visitors present, and the session was
one of unusual interest. Mr. T. J. Magru-
der of Trinity Church. Baltimore, knownon
both hcmisphcres as one the most success
fu Sunday School men in the world, was
present and presided rs usual. Bishop n.
W. Wilson, OF Baltimore, and Rev. ". W.
Bennett, ID. d., of Randolph Macon Col
lege, were among the clerical visitors The
usual routine business was transacted, and
various topics of Importance Is bearing on
the great work OF Sunday Schools were dis
cusscd in a spirited and interesting manner,
showing that these pastors and teachers had
their hearts in the cause which they repre-
sented. Strong and sensible addresses were
made at different times during the session
by Dr. Rodgers, of Leesburg Res. ". A.
Wade. II. Z. Hamil. c. VI. Brown, ". H..
d. Harper and others. The choir OF Trim
ity sunday school, Baltimore, was present
and entertained the audiences in the inter
walls If the addresses By some yc:y sweet
singing. On Wednesday night Bishop VII
son preached in the Presbyterian church TO
a large audience-Text: % Timothy, CHI.
1t, -. On Thursday night sunday school
Mass Meeting was held in the same church,
and addressed by Rev. J. Edgsr Wilson OF
Baltimore and Ed 5. Conrad, Esq, Of HaT-
risonburg. On Friday morning the Con
vention adjourned, and the delegates left
after = very enjoyable and profitable session.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-19

Pursuant to ;hc call Of the President,
there was "a meeting held in the Grand
Jury Room Of thc Court-House, July 18th,
lSS3-thc President, JAS. Law Uoof, III
the Chair
The Secretary reai the printed minutes
of the previous meeting, after which presi-
dent Lewis ofthe Valley Agricultural asso-
citation, was invited to address the meeting
which he did. extending an invitation to
the farmers of Jefferson to unite with their
association ut Winchester
After remarks by Col. II. B. Davenport
and others, the Executive Committee were
called on TO make their report. Jno. T.
Col>ton and /. H. Strider, o: that Commit
zee, submitted remarks.
VIM. H. T. Lewis moved that the shares
ofthis society lie $40, which WAS SO resolved
4 commi,icr oftvc from each 7iasisterial
District Of this county, On motion Of Wm.
II. 4. Lewis. were appointed to solicit stock.
and to rcr5rt at tie next meeting Of the
society
CA motion Of l. H. Strider, the commit
tee on procuring stock were authorized to
take Life Membership at from persons
who do not subscribe to the stock of the
Association
The following are appointed said com
mittee 20 take Stock and Life Membership:
Cbgrle,torn-H b. Davenport, Geo. T.
Iigh., f. J. Manning, A. B. Yates, Jno. \.
Washin ton.
MGatray.-Eugene Baker, Dr. .. Bor-
der. A. II. Tanquary, T. L. Shirley, Or. a.
NJ Evans.
Harpsr's Erry-J. W. Rider, Jno. T.
Foley. ]. 5 Melvin, J. II. Alls;adt, Jas
". Englc.
Kc'ktora.-D. HcAebower, Dr. W. ".
Brown, W. c. Frazier, r. P Chew. :. Il.
Higginbo;ham.
.Siepterta9ar.--Lee II. Moier, ". II.
Billmyef, II. l. 8 Tanner, w. d. Daniels,
William NcQuilkin.
On ino.icr adjourned to me-. on Friday,
the 2-tb fJrly. at ten o'clack. M, at
he ooaft-Housc, ct 7hieh Zine ard place
all persons interested in tho objects OF the
Association ere invited to be present
JAS Law. HDO.F. Pres.
Y. u. il1,-. S-c'y.
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Ilronf FrelIlIrherc.

Ifauy invalid or sick person has the least
doubt of the efficacy of Hop Bitter, to cure
them. they can find cases exactly like their
5Uu. I'm their own ueighborhood, with proof
positive that they can be easily and pcrma-
ncutly cured at a tritiug cOst-or ask your
druggist or physician.
Greenwich, Feb II, 1850.
T0p BiFers Co.-Sirs-I WAS given mp by
the / .c-s 90 die of scrotula consumption.
Two bottles Of your Bitters curaa ne.
LEROY BREWER.
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N0TlcE!

Owing to a bushes, call esevhcrc, ] will,
- ou and ai,cr June 3th. discontinue the
News Business Subscribers Will please take
notice fer after Tie above date will receive no
more papers. Thanking all for their liberal
patronage. arl Respectful. .--.
r. S. LEl5EN Rim F..
y. b. viii continue keeping Seaside Low
ell and other Libraries. also receive yearly
subscriptions for all of the leading Periodicals
of America. Orders left az the Post ONCE will
be promptly attended 20
RSL.
June Il. 1883
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pr. N. T.. Battle. Jr., Wadlcy, Ca, says
Browns Iron Bitter, are very popular IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-19

Thcre VII bo n Yard Party bed IN ka-
bie,own CAu,ch-yarl, ou Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, July 18th and 18th, at
O'Clock. Proceeds TO be applied 20 The
funds TO complete the fence around the
Dlnr.h-N.rl i. Tia, n.Acc.
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TRAINS GONG SOUTH.

Pullman Sleeper daily, on Express No. D. New
York to Memphis via harrisburg, conr Getting
At Roanoke with Pullman Sleeper for. New Or
leans. via Knoxville and Atlanta, ana at pa
ton with Pullman Sleeper for Jacksonville
making Virtually no change New York to
I,lnriln aud Vow York % New Orleans.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-19
rial Questions!

Ask the most eminent physician
or any school what is The hes, thing in
the world for.qU.ctng and ellaying all izri-
'ation of the nerves anA curing all lorm4 OF
Lci Tolls l1n, ,L.Its, giving natural, child
like refreshing sleep always?
tnh t''f "ill tell Won unhesilatingly
"~cmc form OF Hops
CHATTER l.. ,....
~ any OF all Of TIC n.s. sui.yul ply
siciau>
What is the hes. and only remedy that
can bee relied on % cure all diseases Of the
kidneys and urinary organs; such D Bright's
disease. diabcte' retention c; inability to
retain urine and all the diseases sri all
mcHts peculiar 10 women 49,
And they will tell YOU explicitly and
cmphalicaiiy Bucht"
Ask the same physicians
What is the most reliable and surest
cure ior all liver diSeaseSor d rspeFsis' CON
-fifotion, Indigestion, t.lio.sncss E'aiau-l
fever. agile, &C. ana they Will tell YOU
Mandrake, or BandcEu-.',
lleacc. whcr these remedies are combined
with Others equally valuable
Arj compounded into Hop Bitte-s, such
lC.acludcl next week