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Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
(First Publication, November g. lsSf) APPRECIATION xe. aSt. For Patent for the Cross Cus sginiI4x
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"a AlANtaAtf -tt iEtiftsts AffNNa AAt a1H1st- 2 NTofice $ hereby given tlat fIle tggss IN Cut Silver Mining Companf, by 9etn C. Jones, attorney, whose po- t0sice asidResS is Globe, County of 4iila, ana feFFisnry cf Arizona, has filed its applicasspa for . pat ept for l 800 feet of the Crass f'ut Mining Claim or vein, bearing miuenkt with asr- face ground of 600 feet in width situated County of Cila and TeFrit0sy of AYif0na. and designated hy field not3S and effieial plat on file In this cfiiee aS fat Nn. Ge in said mining district sGid iOi NJ. f9 helng deseribcd as follows. to-wit:
 Beginning at the middle Q theclaim, ata pine post 6xs inches, in 2 rs and cf stones, post marked C.E. II P. l.ss mineral mpp- ument No. sf filui'e District. tearS ; deg and le min. " ass2 Eert diS,ant. Cor. No 4 of Newton niifse < ci deg ss nsiu w sl5 feet disiant West cal A os Silver dae mine. Lot No. 5q < 6a0 & 6ey. F. iSl4 fact distant Apache Peak \ s gieg g min F.
 Thence $ 70 deg t6 min. ft 75a feet to a pine post 6XS Inches, markiag the soGsberly end centre Of claini post maikFd C. C. No l. Thence $ 70 deg, if min. E. 500 feet ;n 2 pine pest 6xS inches in nioAnd of stones. at the < E corner of claim, Dast marked C. C. No. 2 Thence \ l9 deg H min. E., lsf0 feet tq a pine post 6xs inrhisS surrounded by moand Of stones, ulaFkiag the north east corner of claim, post tilfked c. No ~ the northerly end centre ef tlsisa, @ 6 post 6SS inches, in mound tf ssonfs. post marked C. C. No.4 Thenet ssme courscB S80 feet te n pine post 6xs ilieles. in 2 mound of stones, at nhlfhwetR ctrner Of claim, post marked No. D. Theme < lg deg 46 min. w l59d feet 10 a pine posf 6SS inches, in noura Of siHn,S, marking southwest corner 0i claim. osi marked Nh, 6. rhenec S 70 dee. lI min z S1 feet .o monument md post f. C. Mt 4 gt souihef. ly centre and place Qf begin asnI
 Containing an area ol s9.es aefcs
 Variation l8 deg. 6 niit. EaSi.
 Therefore gnf aud ail pelsnns clothing adversely any portion of tEifsai3 Cross Cut Mining Claim or surface ground are u- Quired to iile ihcir adverse taiNls With the Register of the q. $. Land Office at The son, AriznHa, during the Sisty tlays pahli- cation here,f os liey viii Dc harfsd 6y the psovisionS 0f the statutes.
 lt is hereby ordered fhi& the foregoing notice of application for natant ne ptlh- hshed for the pcriaa lM siSts days giu weeks) iu tlsa AEIg0NA S IvE8 HYLr. a weekly newspaper ct.f:a | q Sinae tsila County, AHixana.
 HEN NJ THoAAs RcgIar
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
THE CAPTURE OF TnE MEM EC.AN
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AZ Uescrlbed by ~ rye vrftnesa.

We are indebted for the following account of the capture Of the Mexican soldiers who mutlnied at Ensenada, Lower California, to an e.se witness and member of Troop +, 4th Cavalry which assisted in the capture.
 "Januacy 19,th Troop E. and M 4th Cavalry, Lieut McDonald conn handing, left Fort McDowell for Yuma, where we arrived on the Fist inst, and went into camp near Fort Yuma. Indian runners were dis patched to the point where it was sup posed the mutineers would cross the river, Aad on tho evening ofthe 22nd we broke camp and made . night march of 10 miles to Indian Wells, where the runners informed us tae tho Mexicans would cross at day break. The troops were ordered into ambush and remained so until 4ocloek F M. when about 90 of the mutineers cross ed the river. The leader was dumb founded when he tookin the situation. Seeing our troops ready to charge he quickly drew his revolver and fired. ,A few of our soldiers, who were lismounted and had been placed in in front ofthe Mencans 50 as to render escape impossible, opened fire, killing the leader Of the mutineers immediate ". The troops then charged on the enemy, but as it was discovered that few of the Mexieans were armed the order was given to cease firing and endeavor to capture the mutineers, After the leader was killed, nearly all of his followers hid in the brush and it was hard to find them. The result was we killed two, wounded one and captured fourteen. The leader of this party was tho desperate who killed the Mexican Captain Rico and beat his wife almost to death. Subsequent. ly they released from the guard house the noted outlaw Lopez and used him as a guide. He counciled them to leave their arms secreted while en- deavoring to trade with the Indians, so in case of meeting troops or parties from the United States in pursuit, being unarmed they would net be sus. peotsd or recognized.
 Immediately in the rear and in hot pursuitofthe mutineers vas a Sub Pre- fact of one of the provinues of Lower California with an armed party of Mexican citizens; they captured nine and killed one, fighting him all day and having to burn down the building in which the rebel, was entrenched, in order to get him out. Little sym pathy is expressed for Captain Rico, whom the mutineers killed, as he de- served the fate which overlook him, because of the brutal treatment of the rnen under him. Among the prison. CTS are several young and seeminly in- telligent men. and all the mutineers have been accounted for except one. On our return to Yuma the ladies gave an entertainment to the officers and men of the command, feature oi which was bounteous repast which l gladdened tue hearts of tho henaficia- ries. Mrs. F. s. Ingalls, wife of Capt, Ingalls,, supt. of the Yuma Prison, acted as hostess.
 Our officers await instruction from the U. s. government in regard to ! the disposition of the prisoners and it ! is to be hoped that they may not be turned over to the Mexican authori, ties to De executed, a fate which would certainly be meted out to them
 l YERITAs.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

R0ggles of Final, has given notice of his intention to introduces a bin in the legislative assembly for the pur- pose of creating county courts It is an unwarranted scheme to increase taxes without corresponding benefits aud shonld not become law What the territory wants is a fourth federal judge and a fourth judicial district. should Ruggles bill pass both houses, tho governor should veto 1t. The people of the several counties are al- ready taxed beyond their ability to pay Giia county pays about three per cent this, in connection with the high rateofinsurance renders property almost yalueless. Insurance rates in Globe, vary. from three to five per cent, and vi know of instances where risks upon valuable property have been refused at the latter figure.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

A Washington special to the San Francisco Chronicle says: lt is no longer secret that all West Point influence is opposed to Grants rsstora- ton to the army, so too is Shsrman, for the reason that Edmnnds' bin, should 1t become law, would make Grant Senior General on the retired lisf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

The House Committee on post offices and post roads have agreed to recom- mend the reduction of postage on newspapers from two cents to one cent pttr pound. The latter rate to be available to publishers and news agents.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

The cattle craze has subsided in Colorado, men of the CoI. Sellers type afe going into hog raising. They say '.there is millions in it.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

A box supposed to contain q dyna- mite bomb, was recently diseoverd in the upper floor of the building oecu- pied by the British Counsul General.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

< The squatters on the Oklahoma In dian lands, who expressed theireinten- ton 10 stick of d|e, surrendered to Gen Hatch, of the s A. sEthout A8iriilw4 sliAt
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
Notice of Forfeiture.

TWO VIM. THOMAS OR ANY PERSON N hOidiug title from him. the under signed q co-0wneT in the ManzAnita mine situated and being in the Territory of Ari- z0na, County of Gila and Globe District, having done and performed the annual work on said mine as required by Jaw for the year lSS4 This, therefore, is Go notify you that if you do not pay your full pro portion Of cost of said work together with cost of tlns advertisement within ninety days after the first publication Of this no- tice, y0nr interest in said mine as eo-owner will utterly cease and become the property of the undersigned by operation og law.
 E. K. SPENCER.
 Globe, A. f., Jan. 3, 1885. jan!b
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

(Which is the worst, Legislalure or an earthquakefa is the query they are struggling with in Ohio. Most of 'em declare in favor Of the earthquake.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

The AnacoBda copper aine at Butte, Montana, which closed down \ short tune ago, has resumed opera Misns
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

The NssF West. commissioners jour nal at the Worlds Exposition, New Orleans, Ays that the Arizona exhibit is q grand adyertissment to the whole world of the territory s natural adgan- tages.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

aohn | Ingalls, by \ vote of the Kansas legislature, has been re.eIeeted
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
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FFNtg fnmet generally kHe Ra as ilalnasfS
 E Welt farp parsieulen sFpis asits illaf ofiSe s sl4
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

 Rough on Rats clears out Rats, Mice. IS cents.
 Rough on COriis,p for Corns, BunIons. i5 cents.
 Thin people. Wells Health Renewef' restores health and yigor, cures dyspepsia, &c. Sl.
 sRougllon Toothaehe,H instant relief l5c Ladies who would retain freshness and yivacity don't fail to try Wells Health Renewer.9
 ''Bpchu-paiba, great kidney and urinary cure
 Flies. Toaelles, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice, cleared ont Dy @tsengh on Rats, i5c. eAouah oli Conghs troches l5 oents; llquid 25 cents.
 For children, slOw As development, pnny and delicate, use Wells Health Renewer3s @RoUgh on Dentist Tooth Powder. Try it ib cents.
 Neryans Weakness. Dyspepsia, Sexual Debisity cured hy Wells Health he- Mother swans Worm Syfltp, for fever lshness. worms, cons rasls1n tasteless. 25cs StingIng, irrltasi0I, a1 Kidney aild Jrin- .ary comp AiHts cilfed by sI3ueiius spaibap S1 Night saIeats, fever, chllls HsiaEaTia. dys- pepsIa, ctNed bs Wells llenitls ReneWeF NV hllslSand WgiEes lassy5 N IEirg,s fiaies tlle Than ssfee usilig Wells Bealth If y0a AfY failSng, hrelSegl, werlt 0ut and ileryuns, use V elis Health Renewer,n sf. Prevalence gg Kidney connlaIElE n AIgerieas 'Hlnhrl-psiba Is aisiek, conn plgff rrfr i
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
Notice Of Forfeiture.

EEE0 Is. Q. WYNN AND VIM. THOMAS, N or any persen holding title under or from them the undersigned a co-ownef In the Ihcllilla claim situated and being sn the Territory of Arizona, County of tiila and Globe District, having done and per formed the annual work 0n said claim as required by law for the year isSk This, therefore, ls tU notify you that if you do not pay yOnr fnll proportion ot cost Of said work together with the cost of this adyer- tisement within ninety days after tic first publication Of this notice, ytiif interests In said claim as c0-ownefs wifi, utterly cease and become the propertyiOf the Hnder- signed hy operation of law
 E. K. SPENCER,
 Globe, A. F., Jan. g, 1885. jan3-90d
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
NEW NOVELTIES.

Our Hosiery has been repienished with all the Latest Styles, eur Ladies, Mlsses and Children Shoes, cannot he eXcelied by any of our competitors. ln addition to StlRTMENT of Goods fpf Mems Wear, CiathIng Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Roots and Shoes, all which will be sold at Greatly Reduced Prices, at
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

The Committee appointed for Duboi.
county 10 asset this worthy enterprise
request meeting Of citizens q the Of
fice OF the Circuit Court Clerk on to
morrow fSas urday) night. for the par
pose Of taking the preliminary steps fo'
organizing in al the ownships Of Du
bois county Nearly everybody would
rejoice 10 know that . suitable endu
ring monument wss erected 20 90 pur'
. man o. Thomas A. Hendricks, and !
IL iDtsn-led 70 furnish every one ~ or
porluniiy TO contribute 10 this end.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

FIFE AT roRT BRAxcB-LAst week
Fort Branch suffered from the most ex-
tensivc fire whs.h ever occurred - that
village The folio ing sre the estimated
losses: g. A. r. haii. $3.50; koeners
saloon. $50; Latham drUg store. o..
$50; Beiost's saloon. 81 SO: RodemAn''
grocery store els.OlU % Sl5,O00; Biei''
depot boiel. 5000.
Rodeman's srore and stock were in
surej for e, SO; Lsthsm's stock. $50
and there was also m insurance on ih'
depot hotel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

CouNrsloSKRs' CoUsr The Board
ordered an election n BE- held 10 Ferdi
rsnH township on January 95th. Ise6-
upon petition presented asking sub
,cription b. the township o. ~ usS %.
two per cent. upon taxsbles. 70 aid the
Chicago. ST. Meinr>d and Ohio River
nv. Co. 10 building iis contemplated
road.
Liquor Licenses we're granted 10 A
n. Nslicr. Pat HAYS. J. H. Egxers and J
v. Fisher. IL hnnfingburg A. lnhhe
husen. ST Henry. ,. Altman. r. Sen
nipger snd A. j. Fisher, Ferdinand, anc
i. Sing. Jasper
The BOARD reconsilered its Sept. ap-
pointment of School Fund Appraisers.
and appointed the following persons t:
lst district. Bridges. Enoch Cox, Ben
A. simmons; I'd district. w. w. Ken
DAN. Aug. Betz- John Keilams: 81 di--
srict. Jacob G. Cato. jos Drach, Tho
Wade.
A bridge was ordered huilt across Elk
Fiat creek, and w. c. Britain appointed
superintendent
sschooi-house No. I. IN Marion town.
ship. was made the voting place for that
township, the former voting place being
burned.
d. q. L Psrr vas awarded the con-
tract Of physician for the Poor asylum
ss The lowest hsaicr. n Is cents fo'
each visit. inclns:.ng medicine, and sur
gicsi or obsfetricsl attention.
q A. Trippes, E-q-. was appointed
County Attorney, II . salary Of $50 4
year, he agreeing to legally advise ths
County BOARD in all cases requested. ais
any OF the county officers. ana defending
all suits Ia the Circuit court where ap
peals are taken. all suits on claims, an
AL persons charged with crime Of AM
kind who are 100 poor 70 hire an astor
ney and he not 10 practice in any csus'
before the County Board.
An order was also passed 10 receiv
bids for the panper practice Of eacI
township 1t tae next session
The physicians aud attorney contract
are yerv favorable ones for the county
both being under the usual amounts pAi
out for those purposrs-
bridge wss ordered TO BE- built arros
Flat creek IN Jackson Tp. near the fsrs
orc. Cox and John J. Allies appoinle
Superintendent.
The Board ordered the County Treas
nrer 10 redeem $1,000 ofths ouistandii
county bonds
The total allowances made during lh
term amounted 20 % $50 S..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

DUBo1s CcuSTr HfsroRY.- Gocdspeed
Bros. & Co have this week been deliver
ing their history in Dnhois county
an excellent history of Indiana from ~
earliest settlement in the seventeenth.
s-n'ury 10 the present time. with muri
valuable statistical matter. The Stat
history occupies "a pages. and is beit-1
than any other We have seen Of thst sixr
The history Of Duhois county contsin-
3OS pages. OF very well Nritfen and ar
ranged matter The history Of the earl.
settlement Of the county. aud its recoss
in the Mexican war and the war Of r..
be.lion, will alone BE- worth the price D.
the book in : few years, snd even no~
j. Intensely interesting. The political
religious and educational history, IL no
- full nor quite a. accurste a. Il nigh
have been made with . little more carr
and fuller research 10 authenticate som
assertions. but altogether 10 rather cred
ssable. and probably - free from error
as Q book got MP In the time devoted q
il could be made. The Biographical por
tivl will eventually Be valuable. bot !
now with some persons very amusing, o
account Of psrse NJ included, % we
as some len out. and the incident
connected herewith. and Of some erros
in personal hi-tnry. The iilU-tration
are exceedingly accurate, and the pr
traits very fine. The hole has . YER
complete index. BY which any topic. {
division Of topic may be readily refel
red to. Il should occupy . place in q
library Of every literary person 10 q
county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

Hon. w. n. Gudgel Evansville. Ind
srises: II take xseas pleasure In recon-
nersiinx 20 the public T.. 4. g.. "Cevssn
hill Cure NV wife had third day
xue for i've months and tried d'uerr"'
reme1ies wiihnus success. Amer ussni
me bottle or your Certain Chill Cure
permanent cure u the result" Pieasan
q take. Sold by Mehringer Bros
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

Dsrn> q HE residence in Hall town
ship, t'uto;s county, Ind Dec e'h. l6sS
Il IS 80 .. m-. SAMUEL BAILEy, Aged ~
years. months and . days.
Mr. Bailey wss born in Harrison CO..
Ind. August 3oth. lel3. and has been =
rstixpn 81 Dubois county nearly ~ years
he Vas afflicted for IS years with can
Ger In his face. but not % severe % o.
prevent him from labor until within tn
last two or three years. since which time
his suCerings none can tell Medical az
|'cr years. from al sources. failed 70 save
Il good upright and honest CITIZEN 1he
deceased Vas : member Of the Chrisi'ou
church, once having performed the mol u
duties OF Elder in that church ~
caves bui one son. Who with his family
has the hearts sympathy 81 many isiend'
sud relatives. The deceased Vas tOi
lowed 20 HE last resting place in hi
Brjley grsvey ard, BY . large number .
friends. }. A. "
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

Gen. Tombs, Of Georgis, Who enjoyed
he distinction or urging the 0ring On
Port Sumpter, IN 1861. in order q "fre
che Southern heart and Who wes IN
unrspentant rebel 70 the last, died Tues
day, ~ 50 advanced age He was q one
time = U. = Senator. aud always recog.
nixri b, ~ parties - : man Of great
abIiitt0>. Since the war be has STEADILY
declined 20 take any part u public o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

rrThs Board OF Commissioners "a.
jonrred their Decembsr session on Tues.
day last. after being ~ ssssirn e'ghi
dsys. Tn years ago the December
term busisess w&s done In tour ds,a, ~.
diosting large increase Of business.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

NOTICE IL hereby given 10 the cred
- ii"rs. heirs and Iegasees Of the E-tsts
~ Bernard Auffaft. deceased, 70 appear
IN the Dubois Circuit Court, held =
taper. Indiana. on the 9th dsy Of Jan.
usry. 1855. and show cause il any. whs
the Final settlement Accounts with shs
state u said drcedenf should not b. ~
proved: and said heirs are notified 4
shen snd there make proof Of heirship
aud receive their distribnfive shares.
NORMAN FISHER, Admir-.
j. l. BRETz. AIRY.
Dec. 18th 1885 2ws
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18
DlSSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Il hereby given that tn
~ partnership heretofore exissing b.
tween j. w. JSco and John II. Brown
IL dissolved.
\ JOHN II. BROWN.
Dec. 18th. 1898 3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

Dr Jsrk<cn-s Pen<tratirg finp<nI Keep this val
,.hle remedy On hand IN case - accident 4 give
sro.r "a relief snf certain Tor rkvurailsn
r<rs hurns crrs scsd> for hor>>s % csft
il has equal = ess - ca. and u pr bottle -
sale b Mesrnger Bros 1-y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

NOt1C6 Oh sOHS SGtI1cmeUg a
Estate.
NOTICE ID hereby given 10 the credit
~ ors, heirs and legssees Of Willie
Hubs, deceased, 10 appear in the I'm
boie Circuit Court, held ~ Jasper, Indi.
sna, on the 9.h day OF January, 1856. All
show cause il any. why the FinsI Settle
ment Accounts with the estate OF ssit
decedent should not be approved: and
aid heirs are notified 10 then and there
make proof Of heirship, and receive shei'
|iisiribntive shares.
WgT~sss. The Adm'r Of said Estaie
Ibis 10th day Of December. 1885.
JOSHUA HuBBs, Admr.
TRAYLoR . HUSTER. Attorneys
| Dec. 18Th. 1Be5 9w.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18
Notice Of Final settlement u
Estate.

NOTICE y hereby given TO the credit
~ orr. heirs and legstees OF the Estate
OF Mary c. Gcsmsnn, deceased. 70 appear
IN she Dubois Circuit Court, held q
jasper. Indiana. on the 9th day Of Janu-
ary. 1855. snd show cause IL any, why
the FINAL Settlement Accounts with the
estate OF said decedeBs should mot BE- ap-
proved; and - heirs Are notified "a
hen and there make proc. Of heirship,
aud receive their distributive shares.
ANDREW ,. GosNASx. ADM.
). l. BKETx. Au'y-
Dec. 18th, I665--3w.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

1. House called 10 order.
2 Song BY The School.
8. Prayer BY the Superintendent.
= Music ~ the String Band.
5. Address By Rev. y. II. Gill.
8. Song BY the SCHOOL,
7. Music By the String Band.
3. Recess.
3. Pies aud cakes.
ID. House called to order.
IL. Music By the Ssring Band.
IL. Address BY
Is Music b. the String Band.
IL Distribution OF Presents
Is Benedictiou-
Ry order Of The Committee
CLAY LENNcx
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

There viii Be : Christmas Tree AM
Festival It the Lrmmon church, fou
miles west ~ PortersyilIe. on Thursda.
night. Dec. 29ih, 1855. for the benefit .
The Sunday school. Admiitsnce Is cti
The public are cordially invited:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

Manners na,h.ss, a. not sllc~ your nuis dsslin 3
= <uner - uifk thar hcsrit senxhs - % your ornk
lnr~ and eel hestl< ~ nr issksaas syrup ~ Lnns
sors and Mia Cherry u~iii cost ssly - cents; ycs
airing III ~ Delighted a. ,2ks H. end n siii stop IN
snxa and cure On, throat % lang ecpisint qa'sk~'
han any other remedy eed ~ hsAsnrsr hFes -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18
BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS, and

DOUBLE Upward
MkS$ COIORS Low EST PRICES
- LOWEST PRICES In ALL LINES OF GOODS
Connecticut western news., 1885-05-20
NnrroM Escano.

ROCHESTER, June 1, iSS9 "Ten Years ago was attacked with tho most Intense and doathly pains In my back and
 -=kidHeHa "Eztendins to the end of my toes and to 'ly6ich made mo deliriousl
 "it took three men Co hold me on my bed '' The doctors tried in vain to relieve mo. but Co no purpose,
 Morphine gHd other optd,cs!
 After two ,,S' months I was given up to "Mhcn my wife heard a neghbor tell what Hop Ritters had done for her. she at once got and gave me some The first dose cased my brain and Tho second dose cnsed mo so much that slupt two hours, something ] had not done fot' two months Before | md used five bot tlcs, wns well md nt work ns hard nh any man could for over tliroc weeks. but | worked too hard for my strength, and taking n hard cold I was taken with the most acute and painful rheumatism all through my systcm that ever wns known,
 "l called the doctors again nnd alter seN- crsl weeks they left mo a cripple on crntchee for fife. ns they sad imet triend and told him my case, and hc said Hop bittoiH had cured him and would euro mo. poohed ht him, but ho was so earnest l was induced % use them again
 In less than four weeks l throw away my critchcs and went to work light y, and kept on using tho hittRrs for i've weeks, until l became ns we'll as my mnn living, and have been so for six years since
 10 has also cured my wtfc, who had boon sick for ycarss and has kept her und my chil- drcn well nnd healthy with from two Co throe bottles per year. Thero il no mood Co Do sick at all if these bittns nre used J. J, bERK, EN-Suporvisor