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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-28
Constable'e Sale.

By virtue Of On execution issued out Of ne ri ".
bate Court Of Alturss eounty. Idaho TsrriH H..
ted the let aay Of Nay 1883. in certsin see'. !:
yh:r:ia II. aan:msisr Tobacco Gs .nE:i Si.::
and U: Hoptins iss arm Of olae. HoPsinS 81 n. Il
agaiaet Daniel Glass. Individually. for the ss%
Two Hundred and eevsnty Dnllsrs, and inr ~
thereon et the rate Of 10 per cent per snnan ~. II
IL: let day Of Nay 1855: together v,sn .S cssts.
on the let day q Nay. lses. have lsvsd e
half Of lots ninsssen 10 aad twenty CO., in Pc.
four ~. town ef sAosho.e Altuva: county, s.~s
Territory. - shown on the ofhcial plat Of ss'0
Notice u hereby given. that o. the I'M ~ ssss
June. 1885, ct O'Clock. ?. ~, Of that asy n
q ne Courthouse Of the County Of Ai s.'. "a
HALEY. Idaho. will sell al the right. ~ n.
interest OF the asid Arm Of Glass aopnns;; n,
fendants and all the individu night I'VE s.1 ~
tsrest Of defendant Daniel Glass (which W. -,
or which defendant Glass had on the istn ~ ~
April. 1855. whom attachment was maoe ~ ". q.
property In this eausel in and to the sO" ~ b
scPibsd property At public auction. 70. sa ~
The highest hiddsr. 70 satisfy ssid s1sSpSI n.
II costs. 3. E. CUNNlN0n act.
m 10 Constable junction. o. 8. L''F''S'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-28
4 ''Crasy" Quilt that is . Work
Of Art.

Mrs. John c. milford of st. Louis
has finished patchwork quilt" that
is not merely quilt, but a work of
art. 1t is poem in patches--a SYM
phony in samples Of silk and satin.
1t is seven feet square, and is conf
posed of forty-nine blocks, arranged
In rows, each row separated by divi-
sion ribbon of dark red satin, and
each block divided from each other by
q ribbon border of the same texture
and hue. Around the whole is a bor-
der of drab brown satin, traverscd by
seven rows Of stitching in various
silks. The pieces are chiefly silk,
with many ofsatin and few of velvet.
There are about 1000 pieces in the
quilt, and every piece has history.
There are in it samples of silk from
wedding dress made hundreds of years
ago in England, when the looms wove
silk as enduring as time. There are
in it specimens Of the latest styles of
gsntlemen's cravats. And between
these two epochs are hundreds Of
pieces of different times and all posi-.
bic shades of color, arranged in blocks
of general arabesque pattern, the
whole presenting unity OF design
marvelously symmetrical, and blend
ing and shading Of colors that is arts.
tic i'll the highest degree. Only an
artist with 6rm, bold hand, quick,
accurate eye, and true perception OF
ths hsrmonies of art could have made
it. Some Of the pieces are mere shreds
in size, and none Of them are large
With these materials are displayed
taste and judgment, and the result
10 not merely quaint quilt. but ar
ssahesque ia art.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-28
AN EDITORS TROUBLE.
He Takes to the Brush Until the Mat.
ter ia Settled.

ter ia Settled.
The intelligent compositor will We
be the cause Of the death of Bill Snort
editor and proprietor of the Crosb,
County Clarion and Farmers Vindi
Gator. 1t will be re membered that no
long since he was surrounded in 8
thicket by the armed friends and rela
tives of man who, according to the
Clarion and Farmers Vindicator, did
= thieving business. What the edito,
wrote was that the insulted party did
= thriving business. Bill was cap
tured, and, on arising to a question Of
privilege, he endeavored to explain
the matter. Fortunately, there was
present a desperate character who had
shot several men, and to whom
Colonel Snort had once referred as a
most influential citizen. This gentle
man accepted the editors explanation,
and his life was spared; but the intel
ligent compositor has got him into
complications again. A negro who
had committed crime was very prop.
erly lynched. Colonel Snort wrote up
a graphic account of the lynching,
under the heading of "Death of a
Black Fiend!" Unfortunately, the
intelligent compositor, who was labor
ing under the influence of alcoholic
excitement, caused by the injudicious
setting-up of too much beer, set up:
''Death of Black Fr,end!"
Public sentiment in Crosby county
is in very much inlamed condition,
and if the good citizens could only
find the editor, who is suspected openly
of being an abolitionist in disguise, it
would 60 hard with him. AS usual,
Colonel Snort has taken to the brush
until public sentiment Gains down to
such an extent that time and oppor-
tunity will be accorded him to place
himself right by explanation. ~
The Texas press has done a great
deal for the Democratic party and for
Governor Ireland; hence it would be
= graceful recognition Of the services
of the Texas Archemedian lever if
troops were ordered to Crosby county,
10 as to afford Colonel Snort an op.
portunity to come in out of the brush
and explain that he really wrote
Sheath Of a. Black Fiend" and not
"Death Of Black Friend!" as it ap-
peared in his paper. If we did not
have good reason to know that Col.
Snort is a genuine, old.fashioned
Bourbon Democrat, who believes in
the right Of perpetuating slavery in
the unorganized territories, and who
will advocate tho doctrine regardless
of consequences, we would say to the
good people of Crosby county, "Let
the law take its course; hang him just
Is soon - you have caught hint"
But knowing Colonel Snort as we'll as
we do, we feel assured that all this
misunderstanding has been brought
about by the exhi.erated compositor
putting the letter ''r'' in the word
fiend, thus changing black fcnd into
\ black friend.
1t is not usual for Texas Siftings to
devote so much space to Texas topics,
but when the liberty of the press is
threatened on account of a mere
typographical error, it behooves us to
speak out.-Texas Siftings.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-28
NEW TODAY.
For Sale.

Frame house containing four rooms; also, two
lots. each having frontage Of 30 feet on west side
Of First Avenue, between Carbonate and Galens
streets. Very cheap for cash. Apply to G. B. FOX,
Ut County Recorders ONCE. my20wl
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-28
ut. MARY'S ACADEMY,
Salt Lake City, Utah,
Conducted by the
SISTERS OF HOLY CROSS.
s-'~.~.N+ 80 49,
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 10.
UNITHD STATES LAND OFFICE.
BoIs1 CITY, IDAHO TR1RIronY,
n

Bolss C1T1. IDAHO TzaaIro.Y.
May q. 1858.
Notice 10 hereby given that the Lsmhi Mining
lied and existing under and BY virtue Of the laws
the Gountyof Altur.s. Territory Of Idaho. BY it,
once address 10 HALEY. Alturas County. Idaho
Territory. has made application for . United
States Patent for the
WOLFE TONE LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate in Sections IL and 10. T. 2. N. R. II, E.,
Mineral Hin Mining District. Alturas County,
Idaho Territory. consisting of 800 linear feet OF
tho lode. and surface ktound60D feet wte being
No 49, and described in the Acid 1stes and plat
variation at IS degrees and 50 minutes east fol-
el.,m>.aa ranssss sS.sss siess @ 4 line .1 81
center OF the northeastern end line; thence south
81 degrees and 10 minutes east 800 feet to post No
!; thence south Is degrees and 80 minutes west
80 minutes west. $50 feet to post No. 3; thence
north.64 degrees and 10 minutes west, 600 feet to
post No I; thence north 70 degrees and 80 minutes
east 100 feet to post No thence north rs degrees
and 50 minutes east, $50 feet to post No g. thence
south a. degrees and 10 minutes east, coo feet ia
post No. l. the place Of beginning survey Of exte
rior ooundsr'es' embracing An area OF 2O7 acres
From the discovery point the corner common ia
Sections Is and 10. Township 2 north, Range II
3,462 feet distant.
The said mining claim being Of record in the
ONCE Of the County Recorder Of said Mining Dis
trict at HALEY. in Alturss County. Idaho Terrific.
~. The nearest known locations being the mex.
lean, ""Vulcan" and 'Lemhi."
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por.
ton Of the said Wolfe Tone Lode Mining Claim OF
surface ground, are required to file their adverse
claims thereto with the Register Of the United
States Land Once. at Boise City Idaho Territory
within the sixty days publication thereof, they
viii be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
Statute in such cases made and provided.
D. P. B. PRIDE, Register.
direct that tina foregoing Notice Of Application
for Patent be published for the period Of sixty
DAYS (ten consecutive weeks) In the WOoD RIvrl
DAILY TINES. . newspaper published at HALEY
Alturas County, Idaho Territory.
my26 D. P. b. PRIDE. Register,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-28
Scientific Information.

In this age of progress people are
constantly searching for something
new, whether it be 10 the domain OF
domestic industry, or in the wider
field of science. Twenty learned
scientists have experimental long and
carefully with new discovery called
"Salicylica," and have deduced from
their observations that it is the great
est remedy for Rheumatism, Gout and
Neuralgia ever known. Its success
has been certain in every case.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-28
Constable's Sale:

BY virtue Of an exscution issued out Of he lre.
bste Court q Altures CoeAty. MsAo Tertees. =
ted the Let day ef Nay 1858. in certain action y
which Lucius Benham. q al. - PLAINTIFF. rseevss
I'd judgment against Daniel Glass and H. Hopsiae:
las Arm Of Glass Hopktns). and against Daeas:
Glass. Individually. for the sum Of Two Hune1se
and Seventy Dollars and interest thereon st ~
10 per cent. per snnum from the Let day Of n.y.
1858. together with costs Of suit, taxed It !osv;
three Dollars and Ntnety Cents. on the lst az 8
Nay, 1868. hsve levied on the following tesensee
property. tcwit: The northerly half Of iots ~.
zen ls and tT:ny c in blSss fSc,
shown ON the ohcial plat q said town Of sh0:as.s
Notice II hereby given that ON the lltn aay I: y
June. 1sss. At one O'CLOCK, ?. H.. Of that Day. y
front Of the Courthouse Of the County Of Altar
Ut Haley. Idaho Territory. will sell ell II: n.y.
title and interest Of the said nrm Of Glass ~
hins. defendants. and al the individual rient y
Tie and interest Of defendant Glass (which thcy -
or which defendant Glass had on the lSsh deg Z:
April. 1858. when attachment was made On ~ n.
property in this csuse.) in and TO the aeovs ~ -
scribed property. at public auction. for casn: v
highest bidder. 70 s6sisfy said execution enc -
nylS Constable Junction. o. Q. L.. Prse's't
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-28
Browns J'epsin Tonic

IL the sovereign remedy OF the ags
Tor Dyspepsia and Indigestion. A
sour stomach or distress from eatinf
y corrected ct once. From Mime
sota to Texas all unite in praise o
BRowN's PxPs1x Tonic. Sold 70
efty cents only.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-28

- - IA
"wMNER NO, 90" cOor,,,
WITH reservoir and p%.,.,,S
!. ma. FISHERS CIGAR srx,n. Il ;
mzs0 Next Door b ]. L. C.a..a" 4
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-28

BEST !: ! !;
50 day and upward mss ~ II
homo BY the industriOus. Men. women: nov 10
Girls wanted everywhere to work for ~. ~. r o.
he time. You can WORK In spare time ON On" -
givs your whole time 70 the bushes. h.siress
i've Il home and DO the work. No other s.. ri :
will pay you nearly - we'll. NO one oe ~ Csssl
suff and tern free. Money mel 20. -
" ,e0erssl A6lsss rR0 Is
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-28
Turnished Rooms to Rent.

Three rooms for single gentlemen, and on .
large room. saitsble for RentlemaA and WIFE for
rent st Ms. Priske lodging house, iirst door
sbovs the postofice, HALEY. The rooms are neat
snd oomfOi tably furnished: the neigh borhood 10
Qpist and pisessnt myNmi
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-28

Ask IT, Jersey Lily Complexion
Powder. Is cents. bast,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The OpIBIOns Of Senator Jones
and the Newspspers.

Nav York, 3I.-The Herald In the
gallery at the s"Psssion Play" perform
snce last night, sss Senator Jones, OF
Nevada.
What have you to say about il? asked
q reporter.
Well, there has been 8 great deal
of Misrepresentation of the play In
San Francisco it was not objected to by
the best class of people; it was only the
bigoted, strictly fsult-fnding Christians
who were against it. They would not
accept anything, good or bad. am
here tonight to see what this play Is. /
don't understand how it can be interest
ing without being sacreligious, and II 1t
be made proper it will be stupid. L am
confident that IT will never shock anyone
who stays away.
What do you think of The two or three
acts you have seen?
Well the play is here l YVES let IN
for nothing, and don't feel that and
More, are more than even. l don't
think it will run on it's sacreligious
merits. If il is an inleres ing play II
will succeed; If dull it won't run. L
don't think it will last forever by the
present appearances. They make great
mistake by having smsteurs. In IN
Francisco the best actors were employed.
If you have q man to represent the
Saviour, he must give an exalted type OF
character, instead of this Aminsdab
Sleek" fellow who is out in the mines,
we would call " A forty parson-poWer
thief" The Hero6 is good. but you
can't run the Passion Play on Herod "
The Herald ssys editorially: 1t must
/ h. ha l. &c "
has painted it, The scenes at which re-
ligious persons were expected to hold W
their hands in holy horror, were not pre-
sented at sll. There was no last supper,
no "agomy in the garden" no betrayal,
no beating, no butfeting or browning
with thofns, no bearing the cross tc
Calvary, no crucifxion. The sorry as
presented is entirely without offensive
features. Neither does it appear 10 pro-
mise ID exert tbs great moral influence
which the author has claimed for it. Fol-
the textsis far too verbose to be impress
slve and the aAing too little and feeble
to excite any one for or against any
character. Among theatre goers il may
be nine-days' wonder, no more.
Thes1TmeS and other papers bestov
moderate praise. The audience was rep
IeseubhLlVo III CEhThCI6Tj July one LulTC
were women in fashionable attire, snC
politicians, especially city officers, theatEi
cal folk, lawyers, Journalists, doctors ant
gentlemen of clerical aspect we're seen il
the orchestra and bale ny chairs. Their,
was large gathering of the Hebrew
element, and a startling array of balC
heads. The entrance was by ticket, ant
men and wolnon struggle with d ficult!
through the narrow doorway. Goethe
were torn and watches stolen, and on
woman tainted. Morse said be shoult
give four or FIVE representations 70
church and charitable institutions. III
scale Of prices, although not fully decide
upon yet, will probab Y be So for orches
ira chairs and the first three rows in tn
balcony; the remainder $3.50 each; I'D
mission ticket, 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-01
Highly CoIored Romance.

New York, 3I.-A respectable, middle
aged colored lady. named Mrs. Rebeccs
Barnes, VINO resides on Broadway, near
Mechanic street, Camden, N, j., set up
q claim that she has become an heiress,
with the title of Queen of Guinea, She
has lived a secluded life for many years
in Camden. She never, until recently,
spoke Of her royal blood, although she
said much of her mothers and grand
mothers slavery, and the families with
whom they had lived, which corresponds
with Information which came from Mr..
Ledgley, her slave owner Efforts have
been made on the part of firm trading
With Guinea, to discover the descendant
Of the Queen, who was stolen eighty
years ago, and who Mrs. Barnes says
was her grandmother. A large amount
of valusbles has been left in the hands of
the firm of coast traders for the heir of
the old Queen, should she be discovered.
Several persona have been so thoroughly
Convinced Of the truth of these state
ments that they have written the state
department and elsewhere to search for
information as to the best methods to
follow in an effort to secure the estate.
The woman in infancy, Mrs. Barnes,
was captured by SLAYER on the Gninea
coast. Africa. ana SOLD to q planter in
the south.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-01
The Irish.

London, Silt is announced that
PArnell will make another visit to Dub
lin before he starts for the United States.
He wishestO hold a conference with the
organizers of the Irish National League
as to the interests of that organization in
Ireland, snd respecting his movements
while in AmiIies. TIE visit, therefore,
is looked upon as of no little Importance.
Cork, 3I.-O'Herlihy ana Oarmody,
arrested here on Thursday, according TO
the records we're among those concerned
in the FeDian conspiracy.
Belfast, 81 William Gallagher has
beea arrested for attempting to shoot
Peter McCsnley.
Dublin, 3l.-One hundred and fifty
persons left the Island of Achill, county
of Mayo, On the west coast of Ireland.
and sailed for America, on the steamer
Historian. They were driven from
their homes by the famine.
Liverpool, 3l.-Dennis Dorsey, the
man who when arrested here Thursday
on his arrival from Cork, carried box
containing Internal machines and ex-
plosives, and Patrick Flanagan, the Irish
railway porter, arrested at St: Helen Is
Cd suspicion OF being an accomplish OF
Dorsey, where arrSlgned IN court this
morning, when the charge that they had
ex plssives in their possession with felon-
GUS intent was preferred sgainst them.
| Liverpool, 3l.-At the examination
to-day, Of the men who were arrested
for carrying dynamite, it was put 10
evidence that lettsr was found upon
Dennis Dorsey, com amending him to the
other conspirator, Pat Flanagan, a per-
son who might be entrusted with any
post Of duty. At Flsnsgsn's lodging 8
variety of explosives was discovered, be-
sides 8 revolver, false beard and othsl
equipments for dynamite war and dis
guises. The most interesting evidence
given during the examination was that
Of expert scientific witnesses, who testified
that the explosive material was known
as "liguine dynamite" an article thai
could not by any possibility be con.
nected with commercial or business trsns'
actions, and which was not made for any
legitimate purpose. Flanagan inter
rupted the proceedings with the pointed
question, SIT ia material similar to wha
shook the House OF Commons, is it not?'
The prisoners were remanded for week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-01
SLIGHT ODDS.
A Little Story with a Large Moral
-gne Man who knew his
own Business

'Nc. my dear" said the venerable
keeper of country store to timid little
girl whose head scarcely came ap to the
level of the counter. mo my dear we
haven't any led flannel, but Wa have
some first rate New Orleans molasses."
Softly hintiBg that she didn't think that
would answer the purpose quite as we'll,
the child went her way iE search of the
article she wanted.
"Rave you BENSON'S CAPCINE
PLASTERS?" asked gentleman Of q
certain druggist whose name could be
given were it desired, II am troubled
just now With touch of my old friend,
the lumbsgo, and the Benson's Plaster
seems to go to the spot almost as soon as
it touches the skim"
mot stpresent," replied the druggist,
gepialy shut we have lots of plasters
just as good. There is Allcock's, the
Cspscicum and others-won't one OF
them do as weli?''
"No, dear sir, "retorted the gentleman,
with slight show of temper, II say
nothing against those articles, but I am
business man, and always ask for pre-
cisely what I.wsnt, and for nothing else.
may enlighten you, however, when
say that somellme ago, for another dis
ease, Of which the Capeine has siace
cured me, tried all those you men
ton, with no sppreciable benefit. Thew
are inefficient, every one Of them, the
meanest act of the proprietors of some
efthem being this: that they make plsst-
ers with similar sounding names to de.
ceive the unwary into believing they ara
the same thing. Experience taught me
the difference: I'll go to the next mar
in your line. Good day."
Be on your guard against limitations
The genuine has the word CApCINH
cut clearly in the middle Of the plaster
All Others are inpositions.
Seabury & johnson, Chemists, New
! York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-01
THEATRICAL REVIEW

New York, 3l-Ghristine Nilsson has
signed with Abbey to sing in the Nav
Opera House next season.
"Esmerslda" has been bought by
Williams & Garner, of Melbourne, for
sole production in Australia
Mary Anderson appears at the Grand
Opera Ho ae on the 9th OF April and
Mccullough at Niblos'.
Sara Jewett has been engaged BY John
Stetson, probably to travel with James
O'Neill and company.
Clara Morris joins Sslvini on Monday.
George CsyVsn appears at the . MON
Square on Monday for the last weeks
performance of Psri ian Romance
Chas Wyndham appears with "brigh-
ton" en- April 9th.
John l.. Stoddsrd takes Dsly's on the
9th of April, for a monologue entertain
ment.
Joseph Brooks has bought Henderson,
lease Of the standard
The ThAlis Opera Company will open
| WallAck's new theatre on June 1st hold
ing the Boards until O3tobsr, presenting
"Merrv War" Countess Of Barry, "
"Baker's Student" ard Venetian
Night"
The valuable property at the corner Of
Broadway and Ihirty-tith street, known
as Indian Wigwsm, has been sold tc
hyde and Behman, theatrical managers
who propose erecting an opera house FOL
permanent occupation by Thatcher
Primrose and Vests ninstrels.
Marie Prescott has engaged the UnieI
Square for three weeks, beginning or
August 20, producing Oscar Wilde'i
Vera" she playing the chief character
Lewick, the actor, who assaulted MAJ
Freeman at Haverly's on Thursday
night, because of an old grudge begun
in California, sDologized for the attack
and Freeman withdrew the case from tb'
court
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-01
ImDOrfRtIOns.

New York, 3l,-The Journal of Com
merce says for three months ending with
March, the importation Of foreign dry
goods at this port are S39. 4o4, 403, against
$40, 52S, l95 for the corresponding three
months last year, and against $34, isis
fo- the same period Of 1881, $SS, ga, SOC
for the same time in 1880, snd $27, 100,
674 for corresponding period of 1879.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-01
TO ExtermiDate the Apachos

San Francisco. 2I.-A gentleman just
returned from Arizons confirms the re-
port that secret society exists among
the whites Of Arizona to extermiRate the
male Apsches in San Carlos reservation,
and all found rowing north of the
frontier. The reservation is looked upon
as q mere refuge for Indians, where they
retire when hard pressed to obtain provi-
sions, arms, etc., ready for another raid.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-01
Rank Statement.

New York, Blank statement
Loans decrease. $2,749, 0OO specie in
crease. 81, 089. 400; legal tenders decrease,
1928, 500; deposits decrease, 81, 967, 800;
circulation increase, S2lS 600; reserve
increase, 81, S37, 625. Banks now hold
81, COZ 400 less than legal requirements,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-01

at a0aS a bottle Of DR.. Bs1son's
Celery and GhGHloalile Pills cured
a friend Of 71eIR'GlgiG, a0hom the
DTS. here couldn't help. TIL send
for some for myself" Clifford
Shand, Windsor, Nova Scotia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-01
Aerial Cables,

Chicago, 31.-Anticipatirg the enforce
ment of the ordinance requiring sll over
head lines to be removed on May LIST,
the Western Union Co. has commenced
stringing aerial cables. Each cable con-
tsins eighteen copper wires, and it is esti-
mated that in the busiest portion, not to
exceed four cables be used, and these il
the council permits, will be placed on
poles thirty-fve feet high, and placed SO
they can be thrown to the ground III case
of fra.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-01
Answer This.

Can you find a case of Bright's
Disease of the Kidneys, Diabetes,
Urinary or Liver COmplaits that is
durable, that Hop Bitters has not or
cannot cure? Ask your neighbors
if they can. +