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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
J. C. TIFFANY.
The Case of Indictment C-ee Continued
 For the Term.

The Case of Indictment C-ee Continue, For the Term.
 The attorneys for the defeuse in tht case of the United States vs. J. c. Tiff fany yesterday afternoon presented 6 counter-afiidavit to that of the U. s Dis. trict Attorney asking for a continuance of the case of indictment C-22 for the term. The whole afternoon was taken up with arguments pro and con. on the different propositions advanced.
 The matter was taken under advIse- ment by the court till this morning at 70 o'clock, when it decided to grant the motion.
 Motions for continuance were then asked for in other indictments, and when court adjourned at noon the at torneys were still discussing them.
 In the Tiffany trial yesterday after noon the defendant made affidavit that he offered Chief Buttner S1OO for Smesrion. That the next day that Buttner came to him, and said he had foGnd Smeardon, and had a man watch ing him, and had an attachment placed in his hands by the U. s. Marshal for SmeardOn!
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
BROWNS LEDGE.
The Discovery of a s24.OOo Ledge in the Whststones

The Discovery of sa4.OOo Ledge in the Whststones.
 Some eighteen years ago just after the close of the Rebellion a negro hunter
 known as "Nigger Brown" brought three
 or four pounds of very rich ore to the
 drug store of Judge c. II. Meyer, in this
 city. Mir. Ehrenberg, who was then in
 Tucson, asssyed it and found it went SIP
 to the pound. The ore was soft and
 black, and cut like plumbsgo. Brown
 explained that he found the ledge stick
 ing above the ground on a hillside of a
 canyon m the Whetstone mountains. It
 was at time when Indians were ex- tremely bad, and prospectors were not over-venturesome. There was a soldiers relay station m the Whetstone noun tains. It consisted of stone house and corrall near some springs. The house yer stands The water made 1t an lm portant watering place for the soldiers on the trHll from Fort Buchanan, where Snttenden now Is, to New Mexico Brown supplied the soldiers at the Mhetstone station with game. One dsy while up canyon that trended south. easterly from the station he found the ledge, and knocked off few pounds of the ore. He marked the spot by cutting down mesquite tree about six inches m diameter, and leaving the stump. The news of Browns find made an in. tense excitement, a spark of which yet fingers in the imagination of some who would like to re-discover the lost ledge. Brown was known as a man of the integrity and uprightness, and no one ever knew any reason to doubt | his word. Afterwards Judge Never. accompanied by friend, with Brown l Tor guide, started to explore the can yon. Shortly after leaving the Whet- | stone station they saw fresh IndIarS tracks, and the S24,0OO ledge lost aII | charms. Brown died soon afterwards of smallpox, and with him died the 'ecret of the location of that mesquite stump and the rich ore ledge. Prospect DTS have searched in vain. Numerous ocations have been made, and in some Instances mines have been well deyel- 'ped ID this canyon, but Browns ledge efuses to disclose its whereabouts. Iudge Meyer thinks it will vet be ound.
 The foregoing IS gathered from an interview with Judge Meyer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Charlie McCOmas.

Last evening Acting Mayor Fully re- ceiped the following telegram:
 SILVER CITY, N. M., Sept. 26.-To Mayor Fully, Tucson: Parties gone for Charlie McComas; expected back any time after Thursday night. Reward de- manded, fifteen hundred dollars. Eleven hundred have been secured here. Can you secure balance by Thursday morn ing? Answer.
 Signed JOHN W. WRIGHT.
 Mayor Fully consulted with several leading citizens to-day about the mat ter, and telegraphed in reply that the time was too short, but that if the peo- pie here could be satisfied that Charlie McComas is where he can be redeemed that the money will be forthcoming im- mediBtely.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
His True Name.

Mayor Tully is authority for the state ment that ChIz was the name of the great Apache chief and not Cochise nor Cschise. Chiz means wood, and Mir Fully used frequently to address him ss "Mr. Wood" Chiz was so named from his being SO dull in boyhood, wooden headed like. In ChIz' treaty with Gen. eral Howard he lived up to its very let ter till his death. Mir. Fully further says that upon a knowledge of thirty seven years residence in Arizona he can safely say that the government contract ors have been the cause of the Indian troubles in Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
The Handsome Thing

To-day MT. Chss. Hudson authorized the Secretary, Mir. Freeman, to draw upon him on sight, for fifty dollars to be used Tn the purchase of periodicals and subscriptions to newspapers for the use of the Commercial Club of Tucson. Mir. Freeman has complied and will turn the money over to Messrs. Stiles and Frye, the room committee. This is a generous and handsome act and Mir. Hudson has the thanks of all the members of the club present and prospectively. Next.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29

GENERAL CROOK is still denying that his Sierra Msdres expedition was fail ure, but all such denisls are vain so long as little Charlie McComss is held a prisoner by the foul fends who murder ed his father and mother after first out raging the latter. Crook has enjoyed the reputation of being thorough 1n- dian fighter, but his latest iasco in that line proves that he has outlived his use fulness.-Dsily s. E. Exchange.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Pacific Iron Works.
 RANKIN, BRAYTON S CO. san Franeiseo. Chicago and New York
Notice of Taking Up of an
 Estray Horse.

THIS IS To CERTIFY THAT 1 FAVE ! taken up on uly ranch, called the PalO Pa- rado, an estray horse. branded as follows, VIZ. 'P;'' two feet white. with white face. that have made dillgput inquiry Iu my neigh bHrhood for the owner, and he cannot b. found; al- that l have posted up. as ry-luIret by law a notics m public place fully de-crlblng sad an mai. a'so that the marks or brands have not been altered and the owner or Oygrers are m ku own to me.
 TRINIDAD ESPINOSA.
 Tubac. Septern ber 21 Iss3. seq
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Russian Cities-

The Russian Empire consists of thirty different races of people. Life there is not individual, but collective. There are but two cities, Moscow and St. Petersburg; the remaining towns are viewed but as accidents. In other countries the urban population consti- tutes one-third of the whole, in Russia, but one-tenth. St. Petersburg and Mos COW are the only cities, perhaps, in the world whose Inhabitsnts are ID part peasants It is, therefore, not astonish- ing to find the work people in the fac tories of these cities engaged on the conditions that they will be allowed vacation to SOW thelr fields and reap their hsrvests.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29

The Epitaph few days since noted the arrival in this city of two Sisters of St. Joseph from Tucson. Their visit was in the interest of St. Mary's hospi- tai at that place, and thus far their mis- sion has proved successful. Among the miners of the Toughnut they raised $500 yesterday To-day they will visit the Grand Central and Contention, where their efforts will doubtless meet with a generous respOnse.-Epitaph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
THE GREAT ANTI.SYPHILITIC

Le Riehau'- Golden EsIsau No. Cures Chanerss, first and second sraEs-; Sores on the Less and Body; Syphili-ic Catarrh, diseased Scalp, and all primary forms Of the disease Price, @. .OO per bottle Le Richau'- Golden BaI-gm No. 2 Cures Tertiary. Mercurial. SyphLiuc Rheumatism Pans iu the Bones. Liberated Ihroa-, Syphil itic ka-l. Lumr=. etc-. and erldIcates all dis eslsez from the system. whether caused by bad treatment or abuse of mercury. leaving the blood pure and healthy Price. S5. % pei bottle.
 Le Richsu's Golden spanish Antidote fol the cure of Gonorrhea, Gleet etc Price e % per bottle.
 Le Riohzu'S GOtden spanish Injection. a wa-h for the cure of Glest Stricture-. Disea-e= of the Ireths, and Bladder, etc. PrIce. Si-jO per bottle
 Le Richau's Golden Oiptu1ent for the effec- i've healln of Syphilitic Sores and EruptIous- Pr1ce, SI per bottle. Also agenta for Ls Eichsu's Golden Pills for Weakness loss of Physical powers. and all dl-e1s.-s arlsIng from abuss and excess and overNork- Price. $500 per Box Sent everywhere, c. O. D, securely packed per express.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Farming in Arizona.

The following letter in the San Fran cisco Call shows what can be done in the "sun-kissed" land.
 EDITOR MORNING CALL-I see that the farmers are raising watermelors and grapes without irrigation. Allow me to state that l am doIng the same thing in Arizona. l have raised fine corn, water melons, very fine early rose potatoes without drop of irrigation, with good success Next year I am going to plant grapeyines and fruit trees.
 Location of ranch, nine miles east of BIsbee, on the east side of the Mule Mountains, in Sulphur Spring Valley.
 E. CHARLES DE BEAULIrU. Sulphur Spring Valley, Cachise County, \. T., September lS. lsS3.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
RObinsOn's Car.

A visit to the advance agents car of John RObinson's circus this morning found a most palstial residence on wheels. In fact, on looking at it, the art O. packing or condensing men and freight into a small space seems to have been perfected. Every bit of room is economized. There are Rcoommods- tons for twenty men. The agent, Mir. Ieorge W. Aikens, has a neat little par Tor to himself It IS nicely carpeted, and reioices in esthetic decorations. He has nearly as much comfort as if he were st home. The car carries eighteen Ions ot paper and has its own four for paste, and 64,0O0 programmes. Litho- graphs to the number of $50 were dis N1outed over town to-day. These litho- graphs, hand bills and posters that were scattered like autumn leaves to-day over Tucson were all printed in RobInson's g printing house in Cincinnati.
 The car is 65 feet long, and was built expressly for this purpose. There are three Of the same kind. Car No. 2 will
 AAA AbuA Nae NlAA AtH L~S-
 agent 4. O. Cass. This is bill posting brigade No. 2 Car No. with ten men and Col. John Woods, press agent, will De here one week ahead of the circus, and stay till II comes. Mir. Aiken's car IS two weeks out from San Francisco and siI months from Cincinnati. They have travelled over 10000 miles in this tlme, through Ono, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, Wisconsin, aalshigan. Colorado, Wyoming, Nevada, California and Arizona. From San Francisco the towns of Livermore, Mo desto, Fresno, Hanford, Tulsre, Vii. mlngton, Anaheim. Los Angeles and Tucson have been billed. From here They go to Benson, WillcoI, Lordsburg' Deming, Fl Paso and New Orleans.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29

To all who are suffering from the er- TOTS and inGiscretioDs of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send @ self-addressed en- velope 10 the Rev. Joseph T. Inman. StatIou D. New York City. O31-1y
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Justices of the Peace.

THE CITIZEN OFFICE HAS THE FOL- l lowing blanks pat up in package of % each The forms are in conformity tp tie statutes 1r Arlz0nR-
 Criminal Action-T verty Complaint Criminal 2l Warrant of Arrs-t. zI Subpoena. % Commit ulent
 CIyiIActou-Tweuty Summons. % Complaints ou Claims and delivery of Personal Property. 2 Undertakings on Ciaim and Delivery Of Personal Property, 20 Afidayits for Attachment. % Uui-r- ts<ings on Attachment. 2D Writs of < tachme-i. sO Executions. 20 AckuoTIedgmauts. 70 Ac- kuoWlsdgnents with Wife. 30 Mining Local. ous 10 Peace Bonds 10 S,ipulatious on Appeal. Frics for pacSage S5, which is lees than half the price paid for the same blanks if purchased in San Francisco. Sent c. O. D.. or by mail on receipt sf e l5- Address
 Wv. HAYWARD. Manager
 wv. SHARPE S co, PubIishers' Agents, No i1 Park Row. New York, are authorized t0 con kass for AdYsrtSslDs il tbis paper.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Official Records.

R. H. Paul, SherIff, to J. G. FItzpst' rick, the Van Nostran mine, mill site and other property, S,6524S.
 Jose Maria Martinez to Pssqusls Her. rera. lot l5, block 242, village (now city. of Tucson, Sl5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29

No. 2 ls the only positive cure for PHOoTAIUE RuEA Price of either luVIsorat1r. e2 per bot tle. X for sIO. Sent 70 any sidrs-s on receipt of pr.cs or C. Q. D. Responsible persons can pay when cured. StuctesJ secrecy ms.lntaIned, Paueuts cured at home. Ir. iiebIE'- Hlsp-r ary tas an elegant Drug ctoro lu Its puulDlIu-. loo fredueut evacUsstIuuz of the bladder lr .i ROpy Sediment m urluc arc symptoms ot Soc Oudary Seminal Meaanrss and PrpStatprTngc. Complaints readily yieid Co the Ds- LIEa-G IREAINENL.
 Ordinary Cascs.-Any recent case of special or private diseases cured for SiO. Remedies su ticisut to cure will be promptly seuj, with ful. directions and advice on receipt of Slt. Al. pAckages are securely covered from observation
 InysgoFaiOr samples Free.
 Tu prove the wonderful power or rte t1Eat '. GERsfAS INvIGoRtroR a S2 bottle or rilaer number will b1 sent free or charge Persons ordering free bottle vl.l Ouly have Co la. .g- pressaes on deiIye-y.
 no>t Powerful Electric Belts Erev O. Patients. sousuftagieE. Examination art advice free and privar--
 DIR IIEsIG ss O. 40U t.sary ~l.- Prtyuge Entrance. iu5 da>on St., 70 E-. t.i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
BORN

HiCEEY-In Tombstone Sep ember %, ISsS, tC the wife of Jerome Hickey a daughter. KNAPP-In Phenix. September 2j. 1ss3. to tho wife of H. knapp a daughter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29

THE Arizona Champion has shown its enterprise by producing a cut of the Grand canyon of he Colorado, together with an interesting article describing that wonderful freak of nature.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Bakers Mining Horse Power

THE MOST EFFICIENT AND PRACTICAL | Machine ever invented for the service of Pruspectnrs ald others requiring the use of a Horse-POwer- POssesain all The requirements of a nrst class nOssr and aftortIug means fer the continuous operation of Pump or Blower with out interfering with a llolstIng apparatus.
 It is made entirely Of Iron no piece weigh S over 25O pounds. Al the OrlInary speed of a horse lulg pound bucket Cf ore may re raised l3J feet per mnute- Tho hoi-tinc drum is under the comp etc control Of the man 80 the shaft and IS capable of carrying 5UJ e.t of tvs-eighths steel rope. The co-t of erection ls slight as two men in half day can easily put it in place ready for work
 WhIlc this power is mora particularly for min ing purp0ses, It IS equally adapted 70 all other use where animal Towcr ls required. sfT- SEN ID FOR GIIRCI-LAK Ar I!rttss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Current Note and Comment.

Alexander. the Ohio colored cadet who was admitted to the military acad- emy upon passing the exaDinRtion after the white boy, whose alternate he was had failed to pass. occupies a very diff ferent position in the academy from that of Fhpper and Whitaker Alexander is treated as equal by the boys of his class in their work and play.
 Before leaving to rejoin Langtry in Paris, MT. Fred Gebhardt told an inti. mate friend that his acquaintance with the beautiful specimen of calla lily from the island of Jersey had cost him some thing like Sl75,000, but he remarked that he didn't begrudge the money thus spent in seeing the world.
 Billy Florence, the actor, has taken a great fancy to prestidigitstion. He en- tertained number of select friends al his rooms in the Fifth Avenue hotel a few evenings ago with tricks that would have made the elder Houdin or Heller envious.
 Dana, of the Sur, it IS said, has taken a peculiar way to Bmuse himself in his old age. He owns a majority of the stock of the Sun, which brings him ID an income of over S200,O0O a year. Lat. terly he has taken to collecting china and chickens. He has already S50,0O0 invested in china and S10,000 in fancy chickens.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29

DIS. BINTIE'S Kidney Remedy NspH. reticum, cures all kinds of kilrey and -IEdd4r Complaints, Gonorrhua. Glest. Lsuc---haea For sale by all druggists; q bo-.la. siz bottle for B.
 DG. MINTIE'S Dandelfon Pills ar1 -ra, best and cheapest Dyspopsra and TsiiIious curs in tho market. For sale by all druggist. isld.ts
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
The ApaeheS.

The following additional vocabulary Of the Apache language has been pre- pared by Captain J. R. Burgess, addi- tlonal to that published last Monday:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29

The monument erected by the State of Kentucky to the memory of General and President Zachary Taylor was dedicated recently at the Taylor home stead, five miles from Louisville. A number of prominent men, including soldiers of the Mexican war, were present. The ceremonies were very imposing. General James A. Ekin, United States Army, (retired), called the meeting to order, and prayer fol- lowed, by Bishop Kavanaugh, of the Methodist church. General William Preston, a veteran of the Mexican war, then took the stand, and in few happy remarks introduced General Thomas l.. CrittendeD, United States Army, a member of General Taylor's military family in Mexico, who delivered iervid eulogy. At the conclusion of his re- marks America" was sung by the audience, after which Rev. pr. Perkins, ot St. Psurs Episcopal church, pro- nounced the benediction. The dag covering the monument, which is of marble thirty feet high, surmounted by the statute of General Taylor, was then removed. The Mexican veterans formed about the base and were photographed when the ceremonies closed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29

Arizonans along the line of the A. P. are taking considerable interest in the Albuquerque fair, and a number of them will attend it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29

turT,al Emission Aversion to Society, DImuss Q oi Vision. kolses Iu the Head: the vital nui'i pslsslng unObseryed In the urine, and many ot5sr ciseasee that lead to insEutty and death.
 bh- MlNIlE will agree to forfeit Five Hun Q IIel I Dollars for case of this kind the Vita [
 NeHtorAtive lunder his special advice HDd utetil' 'litl Nill not cure or for anything lnp1r8 uI , -5l- tfioEs found in It. DR. MiNIiE treats e-l Lfiyate Diseases successfully without mer- c'1fJ. Ognsultstion free. Thorough exaUira- sloL M ana advice including analysis Of urine. to-OJ. frlce of the Vital Restorative. S3lU bot ue. or four tnes the quantity, ki00Q; sent tts any anifess upon receipt of price or c. Q. D., secrre teon observation. and m prlv1ta name if desired by A. E. MINTIE. N. D.
 - IT hearny Street. San Frsrclsco. Cat.
 SAMPLE ROTILE FREE on application by letter stating symptoms, sex and srs. Comnu- nlcatiOls strictly confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29

his Gre 30 [ Sure u g On nina Remedy and Nerve TONIC Is the iec1ri. mate result 1f uve- twenty gears of prlc
 ucai experience. and CURES WITH UN
 FAILING CERTAIN. TI Nervuus and Ply sicsI Debility. SauI- nal Weakuess Spor
 matorrhUa. Frostu- torrhu.a fmrla-.ra
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29

An assignment was made yesterday by Aessrs. Blackburn & Burdett. ot the Senate saloon, to Webb Street, Esq, for The benefit of creditors. The liabilities are said to be about S2,000, about equally divided between Tombstone md Cali iornis olicsn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29

ImpOtency Exhauted Vitality, Premature po- cline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, in all its complications, and from whatever Causc produced. lt enrig hes and purines the blood
 Stoengt hens the Nerves. Brain. Muscles. Di ces- uou. Reproductive Organs, and Plysical and Mental Faculties. lt stops any unnatural dcbli- itatlng dram upon the system, preventing lnFnt Uutsry losses. deblhtaUug dreaHs. scmlnl. lOsses wlth the urine etc., 60 desrt-ct .U mlud and body. lt Is sure elImlua-lr of rll KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS. lf contains DO injurious Ingredieuts- To those ~unering from Inc evil effects of youthful tndf-cretign~ or eNrc>-cs. a speedy. thor
 ouch and permanent 0l RI fN f.t 2KA & FEED. Price. S2.5O per bottle. or i've bottles in ca-e with full dir3ctlous and advice. si0
 Sent secure from observation tO any address ur- on receig of price. OF c. O. D To bs had only
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
CaffIe fnr Sale.

Stock cattle. and COWS with or without calves, calves not counted
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
DE- IIERIC
DlspenSary. Cor. GearY and , Mason Strcef@. san Fran
 ra.ea EuFaforn.a

IHE COLLEGE lNoIIIt .-
 \ for tLe cure of all S-EH
 tCMPLTClTED and so-caI- -a. CURABLE CHRONIC DT- .t-Ls. Dr. Iiebig's German fuvigu- ratOr is poeItlvely lrtUfeHd Co euro Nervous --H bhg.lr. Debility, sCm!Ggt E eaisne-.. Lost Manhood. SFerEaaI.lr- Thea. Loss or EucTgy. fing- in. and DtExinr~s tu ihr \ Head. Weiancho Iiopefc- Feelings. Fru~lGfar rrhcs aua al the results O yIurhful I.-- prudo1ce and eE sees of ul- turc years. Tus Doctor. . regular Saiic.r Phy>iriag from Europe. WIlt agree to for fgIt one thoU>anI dofiar> for a case Jae snVigaraf8r will not cure under special trca.- meut and advice.
 The r1as1u SO many cannot get cured of Mrahucss aad -lr above oI-elsCs la owing Ca l complication. called PkOSIA- IOktHEA. which requires pc cTlIar treatment.
 DT. afeEi.ss EuVfgaFalGr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29

c. r RICHARDS S CO.,, Agents. 4Z7 & f29 5ansome street. Corner Clay
 San Frsnclsco, Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29

SusEcseut To show its merit. will be sent to any one applying by letter. stating hls symptoIs and age. Communications strictly confidential.
 dlEW-tf,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE Great English Remedyi

Is a never-fGlling cure
 for Nervous Debiit,. Exhausted Vitality. Semtnal V akuoss, SpermatorrhRs. LOST MANHOOD. Impofeu. .cy, Paralysis, Prostal0r- .rhWa and all the terri- ole effects of self Abuse, youthful foiliss and excesses in mat'lrr e yesrs-such as lo5s s Memory. Lsssitrdo.Nl-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
R, NJ. WTLKIN. A
Card.

d&wlm 22l Meyer street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29

DIR. LIEGIG a O. 40O tssarg ~l.- Private Entrance. t05 Nu~ou St., e- F-. ca
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-21
SLIGHT ODDS.
\ Ilruu -IpW WIN LAH.E MpnNI-uHE
Ma. Vino hs.N H. ON, El-lHt'-.

asa. my dear, " SAID the venerable keeper
ui IL county, Store tu "a tlmid lulr E,ll whose
head ur,cly came uI, Ia thu level OF the cnun-
ter, 80. my dear, ~ haven { any ret nan
ne but W.. have -Imr ir-t rate NV Orleans
muA,-.-. softly limiting 'u.i Dee ''lH. =
thIuk thut would answer tln. HuTpI'" Oh. BE-
we'll uI~ chllt went her way iu search "i me
''lIe,r Won IIIN~ON'~ tNrtlNE fLAS-
IEE~ Cd aakri gentleman Ut % certain druF-
gI-t whose name could hr given we're u hr-
sIrrd. 81 am truuIlyd Iu,tnuw with touch "l
my ul friend, mmbugu, aud Henson : PLASTER
stems tu gp 10 the rpDs almost A. soon as u
touches the skin
lrlly. nut we have it- of pla-trrs just as
ind There l- AIIcUrk '-. the au-Icum nnl
uthrr--wpn one NJ tltrm up rs wei.
MY dear Sire rrturtri the gentleman WIN
"a slight show of temper, 81 say nothing agAih7t
| those articles, but au business man, Hhl
always H-k for precisely what want ann ln'
nothing else. may cultshtrn YOU, however,
! when say that -lmrtlur ago, Tor hu'lh'I
disease. ul which the ttpCin" ha- sine" 'ul''
me- / tried AN those yuu mention WIN %" Al
| urrriublr benefit lury are inefficient, ever
| one of them the mrtur.t act ui ihr proprietor
/ ni SOME a. tiirIu being hi, that they W1h'
| MASTER, with similar sounding names i"u
r,i,p the tuwHry into believing they are lh'
| same thing. IlprrlrHvH taught me 100" Hih''
| rurc I'll 90 10 the neat man 600 your lh''
/ H,. un Your guard AGAINST limitations IN.
! genuine lt- the word \ItlNl cut c'shnIN 70
| thr middlrul the plaster. SD 'lhr'' 40" Do"
~rabur, A johnson. rhrmi-t-, \'w York.
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