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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-11-21
1885. The town is still building up
rapidly and several large brick
blocks will be built next season.
4 Select Boarding and nay
School.

In the course of few weeks a
select boarding and day school will
open in the brick building known
as the "Strahorn Block, on Croy
street, Haley. 1t will be equally
open to pupils of all denomina-
tons, and while Catholic children
will receive instruction in their
faith. all interference with the relig-
ious belief of other pupils will be
scrupulously avoided. The direct
ress of this school was, until
recently, the manager of convent
schools in the East, and brings
here her successful experience OF
twenty years Hence, although
the school she now opens is not a
convent school, parents may rest
assured that conscientious attcn-
ton will be given not only to usual
branches of a refined and useful
education, but also to the moral
and polite culture of their children.
The art of domestic economy being
made a special feature, habits of
order and industry will be incul-
Gated, and all care will be taken to
promote the comfort and happiness
of the pupils, making their school
life as much like home life as pos
sib!e. For particulars address
PRINCIPAL WOOD RIVER SELECT
School. HALEY. Idaho.
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NVILLTAKEP PUPILS FOR THE WHIT
w or, at his house or nj pupils homes as
follows:
l. Girls and Boys over 10 years in classes
of 3 or 4, English Branches, two hours per
day.
. Beginners in French and German, one
hour per day.
g. Beginners in Latin with special ref
erence to English derived from it, one
hou- per day
4. Older pupils in Higher Mathematics.
Applied Chemistry in Arts and Sciences,
ASSUMING, Blowpiping and Metallurgy,
each one hour per day.
5. Advanced pupils in Latin authors,
Cicero. C9sor. Horace, Virgil, Salust, dc }.
one hour per day.
g. Elocution. Rhetoric and Logic togctll-
or. two hours per week.
T. Vocal Gymnastics To strengthen and
clear the voice following the general system
of Prof Howard of New York, two hours
per week.
TERMS: Each course so per month in adj
vance
Special terms for more than one course.
Beginning December Isl, Saturdays AMI
Sundays eNceptedl
Evening hours if desired for all but
course one. no-2l-Sj.
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NOTICE 40. lis.


HALEY. Ip.uo. November 20, 1881
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ANJaines o. Swift and William H. Watt,
whose Postofiicc address is Haley, Alturas
County, Idaho Territory have made appli-
cation for United States Patent for the
I'D. e." Lode Mining Claim, situate on
unsurveyed land in Little Smoky Mining
District, -Alturas County. Idaho Territory,
consisting of $50 linear feet of the lode. and
surface ground eD feet wide, being Lot Nc.
NJ. and described in the field notes and plat
Of the official survey on file in this OF C:
with magnetic variation IT Is degrees and
30 minutes east. as follows:
Commencing at the discovery point OF
this claim, and running south "a degrees
west along center line Of claim, $50 feet
center southwest end line Of claim thence
south 81 degrees east, 2SO.7 feet To corner
No. /; thence north - degrees west 76l.4
feet to corner No ?; thence north II de-
grees east $50 feet to corner No. 3; thence
south "a degrees east 1914 feet to corner
No. 4; thence south "A degrees west $50 feet
to corner No. / I; embracing an area a II. II
acres applied for.
From corner No 4, U. g. NJ. n No, 1
bears north IS degrees west GO feet.
The said mining claim being Of record in
the Office of the County Recorder of said
Mining District at HALEY, in Alturas
county. Idahs Territory. The nearest
known locations being the carrie Leon
ard and pot Wrestler"
Amy and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF the said 80 c." Lode
Mining Claim or surface ground are rcquir-
cd to file their adverse claims thereto with
the Register of the United States Land
Office, 1T HALEY, idaho Territory. within
the sixty days publication thereof. or they
viii be barred by virtue of the provisions Of
the Statute in such cssUmade ehd provided
HOMER l. POUND, Rs&i1tA..
direct that the foregoing Notes Of Ap-
period Of sixty days (tau consecutive weeka3
In The KR1ciUM Kxxseu1& weekly news
paper published 1t KucAnm. Altu3ao
' HOMER {. fouxp, Reeiater. !
W. H. War;. Atty. for ApplicantA
First publication Nov. 81. f0G6
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Since the editor of the Times
Review learned that Booth the
actor, was recently paid $50 by a
lady for the privilege of kissing
him, he has lowered the price of
such favors in Tuscarora to $40,
determined not to he un dersold.-
Carson Appeal. Sam Davis can
have the privilege at half rates--we
to designate the location of the kiss.
-Tuscarora Times Rev.
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The constant whining of some OF
our exchanges about their matter
being copied without credit makes
US tired, although the Times-Re-
view is seldom, if ever, mentioned
among the offenders. We regard it
as a compliment when our writings
are so appropriated, for it is evil
dent that the appropriation consid-
ers them of sufficient merit to
reflect credit upon him as the sup
posed author. We have just laid
down an exchange containing five
suuibs and two short articles, all OF
which emanated from our prolific
brain, and yet the Times-Review is
not mentioned in the paper. We
are not kicking, however, and only
wish there had been more worth
copying in the same manner. 1t is
generally the papers that seldom
originate anything worth reproduce
ing that bellyachc in such cases.
Times-R Review.
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Success.

The sale of Syrup of Figs is
simply immense. Everyone is tax
ing it, and admit that it is the best
medicine ever used. Children cry
for it on account Of its pleasant
taste, and grown people who have
used it once never take anything
else. Unlike other remedies for
biliousness and constipation it
never loses its power to act, and ii
always leaves the organs on which
it acts stronger than before. Besides
one feels fresh and bright and
realizes that it is Natures own true
laxative. Geo. j. Lewis is agent
for Ketchum.
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ID L r. ID.

WILLIAMS.-In Haley, at 10 p. III. on
Wednesday, the 18th instant, of urrnea,
w. l.. Williams, a native of Lancaster
Co., Pa, aged 70 years.
Deceased was a relative to Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. Buzzo of this place,
who attended his bedside to the
end. His brother-in-law, Mr.. Frank
Galley, of Denver, arrived on
Wednesday morning just in time
to find him still conscious and
hear his last words. Deceased
leaves wife and child. He carried
a life insurance policy for 81 800
from the Masonic Aid Go. The
funeral, conducted by the Masonic
Brotherhood, occurred yesterday at
2 p. m. Deceased was q practical
machinist and owned a one-fourth
interest in the Haley Iron Works,
of which he was manager. He was
an active young man, liked by all,
and the community in which he
resided will mourn his loss.
a = =
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The Deer Creek postoflice is sus-

The Deer Greek postohice is sus
pended.
At recent session of the Meth
odist Episcopal Board of Church
Extension, in Philadelphia, $4,000
was appropriated to Idaho.
Hawkins & McPhee Of Bellevue
have assigned to Geo. A. McCor-
mick & Co.
Wood River will have a select
boarding and day school located at
HALEY.
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I
the wcll-known Art Publis hers, q
magnificent, full length steel engrav-
ing of General Grant. It is after
Anderson's celebrated photograph
which was made while the general
was still in full vigor, and repre-
sents him in his stu rdy, manly
strength, as the people wish to
remember him. 1t is undoubtedly
the best portrait every made OF
the general.
We cannot understand how it is
that the KEYSTONE is from three to
four days reaching this Office
Inter-1daho.
The KEYSTONE is regular in reach
ing down-River towns every Sun
day morning, and we have repeat
eddy received comments upon its
punctuality. This is the first com
plant and We trust the first occur
renee of the kind. Postmaster
Williams tells us that the paper has
not missed the Sunday morning
mail in a single instance.
In the case of Jennie Williams
o~o;,.@ T,cr1 D,11,rJ @r;oI -, Al
District Court, jury rendered YER
dict for plaintiff for 81, 900 and
$500 damages. The suit was
brought against Jesse Pollard rs the
representative of Howard Sebree a.
Co., Shoshone, whom Mrs. Will
Jams charged with having unfairly
and without reason levied upon her
baggage last spring while she was
en- route to Ketchum. If not
appealed, it gives her 81 800. We
understand Mrs. Williams will at
once 90 to ST. Louis in search of
medical specialists to treat her
blind son.
The cute ones are slyly buying
up stocks of shirts, collars, ETC.,
from the Chinese laundrymen who
are expecting and not without
some reason-to be bounced"
The stock which they offer is doubt
less the result Of an ingenious and
long-continucd system of pilfering.
In fact, a friend of the writer's had
the pleasure and rare privilege of
buying some of his own linen while
on a hunt for bargains. AS he
had never sent his laundry work to
the place where he discovered his
missing property, it is very prob
able the o'er-wise rice-eater is in the
habit of trading loot with his
countrymen, and so heap foolee "
the chumps who infest this side OF
the sphere-Timcs.
The Ketchum Literary and Ora
matte Society met at the residence
Of Mr.. Geo. NJ. Snow on Thursday
evening, and after the usual inter
esting programme decided to give
a public entertainment, as before
stated, on December 9Th. 1t will
consist of a short comedy, entitled
"Of the Stage" to be followed by
a side-splitting farce, entitled a
" Kiss in the Dark" The arrange
ment committee has set vigorously
to work in the enterprise and will
doubtless produce something wor-
thy the liberal patronage of the
public. The chief end is the bene-
fit to the Public Library, and no
better cause could be supported. The
Literary Society will not meet next
Thursday on account of Thanks
giving festivities and the usual
indisposition that follows. 1t will,
however, meet two weeks hence al
the residence of Mr.. L. +. Clohecy.
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Casarrh cured health an sYee. brsat h
secured, by shiloh s Catarrh Kennedy. fTace
80 cents. Nasal Injector free.
NEW TO-DAY.
Iu 11rprnY GIVEN TO ALL

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ whom il may concern that | am so!c
owner OF the January" and Silver Bel
lode mining claims, situated on the East
Fork OF Wood River, in Warm Springs
Creek Mining District, having purchased
the same entire from Daniel Perry about
the middle Of September last; that any
action or attachment upon said mining
claims for claims against others than
myself are illegal and can only result in my
contesting for my property.
II. j. CALNAN.
Ketchum, Idaho, Nov 10 1885.
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TRAINS:
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,orr H. a. IN. Dep. 2 ?. m
Arrive aorthern, $50 p. IN. ~ 3 a. m.
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rosrorrrcE HOURS;
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open ir0.f from a. m to ioa H. al" . =
m to P ~, order or registry business ar ao,,
30 monsyn sunday. or on week days oe'"eeN
.tcted on on , Of IL IN. and = p H.
the hou' TELEPHONE HOURS; %
EXCHANGE %, open q" sundays from !, 9. m, ~
II; to9 ates 10 all parts OUTSIDE i, o ~ .r.e
TO I'm. ' 70 subscribers, and % 10 o'''e' .
city, ~ CHURCHES:
Pow Geo. Richie, pastor
Union c eRs45 sunday at II a m and
sP: m..onal Church.-Hev- l. i; os 80 nn
Episcopp@rr, at II a. m. and 7. H. Oh
Rector, s Sc sunday in each month w
the fourth tourist Episcopal Church.. ne bird
MethodlIiif castor. services on the thira
VI. "a W. in each month.
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The Salt Lake Tribune is respon-
sible for the following; Last Fri
day evening Deputy Marshal Bas-
sett of Idaho arrested Charles Nib
ley, Logan Polygamist, on a war
rant issued by Commissioner
Mckay. Nibley has been evading
the officers for several months and
was arrested at Pocatello just in
time to prevent his departure for
Oregon. He was brought to Salt
Lake Saturday night and was taken
before Commissioner Mckay. The
defendant furnished bonds in the
sum of 81 900 and was released.
Nibley is very high up in church,
agent in the Legislative fight at Boise
City, Idaho, last winter, and also
in Washington, where he was the
private secretary of Delegate John
HALEY.
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4 G;ff Send l0cents postage. and We viii
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sample box of goods that will put you in the
way of making more money AT once, than
ANYTHING else in America. Both sexes OF
all ages can live al home and work in spare
time. or all the time. Capital not required
We will start you. Immense pay sure Tor
those who start n once. STINsoN & Co,
Portland Maine nO2l IL
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The following list of Advertised Letters
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not
called for iii thirty days, being advertised
at Ketchum, Idaho, for the week ending
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Elkhorn.
The Idahoan mine declared a
dividend of $4,000 on the 18th
instant.
VIM. Schultz and partner have
gone to work on the Belchcr claim
for the winter.
The regular crew on the Ontario
will consist Of six or eight miners
during the winter.
Operations on the Parker have
been considerably checked. 1t still
employs prospecting crew.
The Ophir and Yankee Blade,
after a very prosperous season, have
been shut down for the winter.
The Warm Springs Con. Mining
Co. has leased the North Star and
the Sunday lodes to laboring men.
The Donovan group of mines in
the new gold belt employs twenty
six men and will put up Wise
well mill.
The Eagle Bird at Muldoon, II.
w. Ravens superintendent, will
employ six miners during the
winter. 1t is said to be looking
well.
The Bullion mine and the Eureka
mine and mill at Bullion are pre-
pairing for action, and the latter, it
is said, will employ sixty hands
during the winter.
The winter crews on the Home
stake, on Lake Greek, and the
Quaker City. on Elkhorn, have
been placed at four miners on the
former and two on the latter.
The old works Of the Ontario on
Boyle Mountain have been leased
to four practical miners who have
already gone to work, confident of
doing well by their winters work
The Big Copper is still reported
as developing the extensive body
of gold ore, and several reliable per-
sons confirm the substance of the
various newspaper reports as to the
richness and magnitude of the new
strike.
The report that the Fisher gold
mine on the Salmon had shut down
is false. Mr.. Eugene ANTI, the
superintendent, was recently in
ketchum and informed us the
Fisher is still driving ahead with
success.
The Indepedence mine near
kctchum is now in the hands of
Geo. James and Popham Bros. and
will work the present crew Of five
men all winter. 1t is looking first
rate and promises to equal the
Parker and Elkhorn in magnitude.
Superintendent Doniphan came
in from the Camas No. 2 mine and
mill to-day. He reports the 20
stamps running right along, he
having finally got his 10 new lamps
to working last Sunday evening.
With 20 stamps at work he expects
the daily yield to be between 5000
and s300.-Times.
1.-THE Blackhorsc has been shut
down for the winter and Superin-
tendent Page will soon start for
Boston. VIM. Woolcock will GO to
England. The mine, we are happy
to say, is left in fine condition and
the owners will resume work early
in 1886 with confidence of large
profits. At present the Black
horse is really one of the best
looking properties in Alturas
county.
An important strike was made in
the Philadelphia Company's North
Star on the 18th. Having followed
from one to two feet of galena for
300 feet in the main drift a body of
gray carbonates was run into that
is more extensive and richer than
anything before discovered in the
mine. 1t is fully eighteen inches
in width, all ore, and assays of the
same from various samples return
from 100 to 800 ounces.
4 SsaOp for. Someone.
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Lcau Tf'V
Bar silver sl.o2 !.
Johnny F. Boyle is said to be
orv sick in Portland, Oregon.
paddock and family will soon
become residents of Ketchum.
r. rstos was summoned to
Astoria. Oregon, whittier he went
Tuesday.
70 Swift and Billy Watt were
nm from Haley Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs Abe Edgington, who has
hoor very sick during the week is
convalesclng.
va aro few moments late to-
dov owing to some lengthy legal
notices that came in late.
Mrs A. VI. Steel left Ketchum
Tuesday for Union, Oregon, where
she will spend the winter with her
folks.
Edward Williams, the machinist
who died in HALEY last Wednesday,
is relative to Mr.. and Mrs. T..
". Buzzo, of Ketchum.
Tuesday was an unusually lively
dav in consequence of the Parker's
suspension. The miners were in
town in large numbers.
Frank O. Harding of the Hous-
ton Press is located in HALEY for
the winter. He will resume pub
fishing the Press in the spring.
Gillette & Evans received Oh
Thursday a large lot Of Acme club
skates for ladies and gentlemen in
anticipation of the proposed skat-
ing rink.
The Rev. I. r. Osborn will hold
the usual monthly Episcopal serv-
ices in Union Church tomorrow at
II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. All are
,,,-,..t =. o+4a.,l
Mrs. Johnny Harris and her sis
ter, Miss May Holcomb, left on
Tuesdays train for Caldwell, Idaho,
where they go to spend the winter
with their father.
Itraincd increasingly from Thurs
day evening to Friday evening,
when the sky cleared, giving evil
dcnce of continued fair weather.
1t Is reported that two feet of snow
fell on Boulder.
The X. Of p ball on Thanksgiv-
ing eve is first on the roll of amuse-
mcnts and from present prospects
Will be a grand success. The COM
mittee of arrangements is doing
everything possible in preparation
for the event.
II the great weather prophets
were onto James Moore and Lou
Nchweltzer they would certainly
hire them to travel and start skat-
ing INKS, thereby substantiating
Their prophecies and building their
fame accordingly.
Messrs. Stintson & Co. are in
need Of agents for several impor-
tant, popular, new publications,
and offer inducements that should
he needed by those in need of pro-
lltable work; those who write to
them will receive, free, full particu-
lars.
J resident Of Sawtooth. Idaho,
Is the lucky holder of ticket in
lle louisiana State Lottery, which
mas Won 5000, drawn at the reg
ular monthly drawing at New
orleans on November 10th. So we
ma by the official list Of winning
numbers The holder of the proper
ucket can get his money on presen-
'allon of his ticket. The number
Is either 1866, 1S,461, 1928,
eS,2l6 or 1851.
residing Elder Rev. Eads will
ho'd the services of the second
quarterly meeting for the NJ. Z.
'hurch of this charge Saturday
"iia sunday next. Sevices as fol-
.o~s' In Ketchum, Saturday at
,'0o p m. in Bellevue, Sunday at
- d. m; in Haley, Sunday at
'0o P. m. Quarterly conference
" NE pastors residence Monday
~ ?. m. All are invited.
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Montana.

Milton Mobiles has been playing
"Love and Law" at Butte.
Butte like many other western
camps is overrun with quack doc
tors.
Henry C. Bodley, bookkecper for
Lee w. Foster & Co. of Butte, COM
mitted suicide by taking too much
morphine on the 18th instant.
[Shoshone Journal
The Union Pacific is now engaged
in supplying the 0. Il. 4 n. with
coal and one or two trains daily are
required to fill the contract.
Transcontinental telegraph stock
is looking up. The headquarters
of the line are in Shoshone and the
officers Chas. +. Burnside, Pres,
II. w. Hall, V. p. and Manager, d..
S. Moore, Secretary and Treasurer.
Doc. Smith is retained as line
rcpaircr.
The local and through traffic of
the Oregon Short Line shows a
steday growth. The local freight
business at Shoshone for October,
1885, exhibits a healthy Increase,
the rcceips amountiong to 5i9, POO
pounds compared with 2t0,750
pounds last year. During The past
week yardmaster VIM. Wells, has
had from 60 to 100 carloads Of
freight daily to make up at this
point.
Two or three wholesale and retail
houses expect to locate in Shoshone
on or before January next, SO as to
be prepared to take advantage of
the spring trade, which is expected
to open up in excellent shape. One
hundred and fifty or sixty new
houses have been erected this sea-
son and the population has grown
from 500 to 100 since January 1st,
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--,;on's yalor's better part,
And It's the wisest plan,
r,hano,er your wife is mad, 70 START
nown town to see a man.
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IDAHO.

Cottontail RABBITS are ripe and
good to eat at Blackfoot.
A Lewiston rancher raised a
quantity of peanuts this season.
Shoshore will have a Thanks
giving ball for the public library.
One Boise fruit man sold thirty
tons Of apples on Wood River this
fall.
There is IS convicts confined In
the penitentiary at Boise City, II of
which are United States prisoners.
Rodney Wright, for the murder
of Frank Fithian at Soda Springs
October Sth, was found guilty of
manslaughter at Blackfoot last
week.
Mr.. Allen, Of the Shoshonc Jour
nal, contemplates visit to his old
home in the east. Mr.. j. G.. Foster
will have charge of the paper dur
ing his absence.
The Southern Idaho Independent
calls the last day of the District
Court at BlackfoOt, when Judge
Hays sentenced the polygamists,
Black Saturday"
The Knights of Labor are becom-
ing very powerful in Shoshone and
the Chinese washhouses and vegeta
bic growers have been compelled to
find other fields of labor.
The Eastern Idaho Stockgrow-
ers' association elected II. O. Har-
kness, j. 7. Morgan and Henry
Dunn delegates to the St Louis nat
ional convention on the 18th.
r About $50 men will winter on
Lava and Antelope Creek-all do
ing something-and mines will be
pretty well opened up by spring,
when genuine, old-fashioned boom
may be looked for.
Three hundred people will " whit
er in Atlanta, this winter After
the deep snow falls the only exit is
on snow-shoes. Practically the peo
pie of Atlanta are shut from the
world for four months in the year
The discovery of gold near the
boundary line between Alaska and
Columbia has renewed the desire
for a fixed boundary AT present
miners are in doubt whether they
are in British Columbia or in the
United States.
An Idaho county correspondent
writes to the Nez Perez News !:
There is more bogus gold dust cir
culating than is necessary or desir-
able, and the first culprit that is
detected passing the same will
catch it in the neck.
The Eureka Sentinel says: Very
good rumors concerning the mining
situation at Secret Canyon were
afioat on the street yesterday. ii
is said that two bodies of ore have
been Dissolved in the Geddes and
Bertrand mine during the past ten
days, both of which are proving
extensive and one of which will
work upwards of 5000 a ton Jack
Gilmer is the principal owner of the
property, and the mpnner in which
he is watching the situation proves
that it is interesting, to say the
least.
Montana.
Milton Mobiles has been playing
. I oya apI Ta,yr at Rutte
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T. w. GILLETTE,

II UNFFF~.
Dated. Kctchum, Idaho, Nov. 49, 1885
First publication NOV. ~ 1885.
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Twenty-six citizens of Tacoma
W. T., indicted for intimidating
Chinese citizens, were taken to Van
couver Thursday, under the escort
of troops.
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For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh
Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
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Group, whO0ping-cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.