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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-02
WEST VIRGINIA FREEMAN |
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.
Their Notions and Ours.

Thanks to Democratic proscrip-
tion-the Republican party is be-
ing put in the best possible condi-
ton to win victory.-Gratton Ea-
gle.
If the Republican or Democratic
pa rty either, wish to win any more
victories, they must put themselves
into position to deserve victories.
The prohibitionists of Ohio are
directing all their energies against
the epublican party. They are
nothing more nor less than side
show tor the Democratic party
Ceredo Enterprise.
Now, really, don't you fellows
think you are making a great deal
of ado about this alleged side-shows
David D. johnson has issued an
address or "appeal unto the peo-
pie" He wants the Prohibition
lists to organize and punish the Re-
publican party and help return
Camden to the Senate.-State Jour-
nal.
Throw stone into the pen and
the hit pig is sure to squeal.
The State Prohibition Commit
tee has issued an address, urging
Prohibitionists to organize for Pro
hibition work, and the party that
don't want to be punished, should
not get in the way.
The Commercial Gazette is driving
more Temperance Republicans
over to the Prohibition party than
the Prohibitionists could win in a
whole campaign.-Ea.
1t is skillful leader that makes
his enemies fight his battles for
him. DR.. Leonard seems to be u.s.
ing the Com. Gazette with admira-
BILE effect in the cause of Prohibi-
ton in Ohio.
In politics it won't always do to
call spade SPADE WheeSsmg IN
tclEgencer.
And does that explain how lit is
that the Republican party of Ohio
had liquor dealer for Chairman of
it's Convention, adopted a whisky
platform, and now proclaims its elf
the true Temperance partyH
When Third Party in West
Virginia gets a little there will be
enough to make State ticket with
out going outside for volunteers
Imtelligesseec.
Don't be scared, Bro. Hart. 1t
isn't going to draft you. 1t want
none but brave and true men.
The Republicans have every con-
fdence that the vacancy On the
Supreme bench will be filled by an
able. fearless Republican, with
such sense of right as to liquor
taxation as WILL render him capable
of rejecting the will of the people.
Com. Gazette.
Isn't it the business of a qudge
to "refect" the Ian of the case,
rather than the "will" of the party
or even "of the people ?"
AS separate political issue pro-
hibition is decided failure. B@k0
AnaerGcaT.
Let the political clans come out
and meet it as "se parate political
issue" and then say whether it be a
success or failure.
We wish now to remind the edi-
tor of the WEST VIRGdNIA FREEMAN
of our assertion long ago that the
leaders of the prob iDdL.on move
ment in this State were not earnest
temperance workers, but only wire
pulling for the Republican party.
Tucker Democrat.
Tutl Tut Doesn't our Tucker
brother know that the Republican
papers say that the Temperance
cranks" are all "wire-pulling for
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-02

OOltS Cno republican candidates tor
the legislature, and threatens de-
feat to the party unless they are
taken from the ticket.-Sentinel.
Why doesn't the Sentinel give
the whole truth when it copies a
news item? The Blade is fighting
Republican whisky candidates, as
it fights all candidates for the Leg
islature who will not declare for
the submission of the Prohibition
Amendment. So far the Blade is
a true blade.
The question is, whether the
liquor traffic shall be regulated by
taxation according to the Constitu-
ton, and upon that Judge Foraker
stands alone with an unequivocal
Affirmative Com. Gazette.
In as much as the supreme court
has decided that it can't be "regula-
ted" by taxation according to the
Constitution, OF what avail for Mr..
Foraker to "stand alone with an
unequivocal Affirmative" on an
impossibility7 Won't he get lone
ly standing there alone2
Fall politics will be cut high in
| the neck in honor of the era of re-
form. -Intelligemcer.
They cut 'em "bias' over in Ohio,
See Republican and Democratic
platforms.
That Third party already seems
a thing of the past. Twas Of but
short duration, and but few were
the mourners.-M drtinsviIle Messen
ger.
Things are not what they seem
to some people. Be patient, Bro
Their.
The Republican party gave the
State of Ohio good liquor license
law, and the Democratic party
through its Democratic Supreme
Court annulled the law, and YET
Governor Hoadly favors license
Intelligencer.
The Intellige',oer gets badly in the
woods every time it tries to talk or
the liquor question.
If there's anything the Republi
cans of Ohio repudiate it's license
and that simply because the
Democrats favor it. You're lost
Bro. Hart-it was the unconstitu
tional tar law that the Republican,
gave Ohio.
One good thing has happened
st. John, the Prohibition fraud, NJ
longer eonceals the fact that he i;
nothing more than tender to the
Democratic party.-Commercial Ga
zette.
That must be so, for he seems tt
find the tender spots in the Repub
lican party, and Republican jour
nails are rendering ham more con-
sideration than they give to any
other man in America.
The best way to reform Cincin.
natl and reduce taxation is to vote
for good men irrespective of party
Corn. Gazette
The above furnishes the first
symptom of lingering sense and de-
cency we have seen in the Com. Ca
|zette for q month.
The Prohibition vote in the
State vial reach between 10000 and
$4,000.
| Mr.. Fox, the Prohibition candi-
date, bad majority in some coun-
/ ties where Cleveland had a MAORI
ty last fall. Kentucky now ranks
up front on Prohibition.-Southern
Journal.
Please don't tell this to the Dem
ocrats or they'll 60 to hanging US
in efigy too.
Honoatu ;s always the hest nolicv
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-02

IAS. E. MIDDLETON, ATTOR-
y NEYAT-LAW,N Notary Public, U. 8. Com
missioner, Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
Office, Bank Building, Capitol street, Up
Stairs, Charleston, W. Va.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-02

FURNITURE, COFFINS AND
a Baskets, Picture Frames, &c. w. H. H.
HOllswade. Sd Avenue. Huntington, w Va
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-02

L1ARMERS' AND MERCHANTS MILL,
II G. A. Wade, Prop'r Flour, Meal, and all
kinds of Mill Feed manufactured. Cor Avery
and End SITS.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-02

wv 9. DAVIS, Prop'r Davis Restaurant,
w .opp. B. & o. Depot. Meals at all hours
Beds furnished those coming ordeparting on
NIGHT trains
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-02
Three Trips Daily.

Leaves Parkerv5urg 9 A M; 3.G5 P.
NJ; 7.15P.N
Leaves Marietta 7,15 A. NJ; l P. NJ. F.;
515P.M
Fare-25 cts; Round trip, 40 cts.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-02
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW AND So
ALlC1TOR-In Chancery.-N. G. PRICKITT
Collections a Speciality. RavensWood W. Va.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-02

IN SITS, Manufacturers and Dealers in
Flour, Meal, Feed &c. Special brands, "Nov-
city Excellent. N"NOYeltY ~ "AShland.u
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-02

T H. FERGUSON, ATTORNEY
y AT-LAW, Charleston, W. Va.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-02

MOSS & BENTLEY, Successors to Add
Nlson Co, Wholesale and Retail Book
sellers and Jobbers Of Wall Paper. The
cheapest ookstore in West Virginia. See
advertiser ent in another column.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-02

HUTCHINSON & JOHNSON, Counseliors
lland Att'ys at Law. Tracewel Building.
~ CALDWELL, Att.-at-Law, Practices
~. in Wood and adjoining counties; also
in the State, Supreme and q. S. Courts.
T W. VANDERVORT, Att.-at-Law and
q Notary Public. Collections made
promptly. Tracewell Building.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-02

CLOTHING - GENTS FURN-
Fishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Trunks, &C
j. ID. CAMMACK & CO.. Sd Ave, Huntington
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-18
pREFaRRHD LOCALS.

The Kellnef saw mil is ready for lumber orders for any quantity "A large lot of saw legs are being gos cut at present while labor is cheap and plenty. Kelly's Key West cigars . speciality at the News Depot.
 Fresh candies at someryilles, Soda water oa tap, at Hitchcocks. Crackers and fancy biscuits at Som eryilles.
 Butter 80 cents per roll at somer- ville's.
 Best brands of line cut and plug tobacco at Van Wagenen's, Go to Van Waseuens for fresh goods prices reasonable.
 California butter, 90 cents a roll, at Someryille's-
 A ten cent cigar for five "Tansill's Punch
 Hop Bitters will brace yua np, For sale by Taylor < Hatch
 For choice hqnor by inc bottle or gallon go to Van Wagenens.
 
 Call for private stock for a good cigar at Van Wagenen's, Rest quality. of boots and shoes at Van Wagehen's
 For Blankets and bed comforters go to Van Wagenens,
 Go to Van Wagenen's fo crockery and glass ware of every kind. Fresh California cheese and best ranch butter at Mrs, R. Gill's. Skating shoes for ladies just received at Van Wageneus
 Hyou want a good pair of boots or shoes, go to Schulze.
 At this season of the year something is required b tone up the system. Hop Bittars will do it. Hatch < Taylor.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-18
SUMMONS.

In the Disttict Court, Second Jadicinl Dis. trict, Territqry uf Arizona, in and for the County of ella
 Mary x. Thompson, PIaintiif. rs John \. Thcmpson, Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arispna, in and for the County of Gila. and the complaint filed iit saii County Of lSila. in the office of the Clerk of said Dislrict Coitst. The Terfltofy of Arizona sends Greeting to gulln F Thouipspn, Defendant
 fost nre hereby slmmeIiea and required to rf.peaf ia an actinn lsraught against you by the abese named Plaintiff, in ths District Court 0f the Sec0nd Jpdieial Distr;ct of th6 Territory df Arizona, iii and for the Ceuntvp Gilal afla atlsWer tho canlpIaiat filed with tho Clerk of this Capgt et Globe, in s&id County Ca copy c which complaint accfnspanies thts Surntaoasb within twenty dpys gexclnzire of ths day 1f asrgita) after thts serties uf,ogi efn of this Sunlhons--if ss1ge9 ir th3s IsagYftrs but # served oaiief the C0uuty, pisd witlgh this District then within thirty days in aii gthgr cases f1rty dafB or jadeamont by dc. faaat will bs taken against you according to thu prayer of said complaint
 A1id yop are heaehy n8titied that If you fall to appear aIiti answer tse said oofntSlaint as Ahoge reqaFesi, the said piaiutslf M annfw to tl3e Court Aif thu relief delpanaed thsrsin and costs and disbursements in thia belialf ex pended.
 siyea under ny hand ats4 the seal ZEAL af the District Court of t&e Sen3nd - Judicial 3istiiet of tlie Territory of Arizona, n aiid fpF ta E3unss as Giia, this 10th day of lIuly "A. n tSss
 B J aflI lgifs, Cieik, Ky H Fox, DapatF Slsgh
 alsi ls
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-18
SEIERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of sn execution issued out of the District Court of 2hd Judicial District, Gila County, Afiaoiia Territory, dated the l4th day ol July d. D. IsS5, in < certain action wherein J w, Wentworth, as Plaintiff. ra- covered judgment against Ferdinand Hstsh, az Defendant, Tor the sum of Ssec and cost of sait taken at s4i g5 on tke i4th d8y of July A. D 1885, ] have levied upon the following described property t0-wit:
 An undivided lt interest in nthat certain lot. piece or parcel of land known and desiynated as lot lS, block 73, on tile Official Map of the town of Globe, Sila County, Ai n
 Also, one,third Eb interest ih the Gladiat5s mile, being the First North East Extension ot tho Alice mine about one mile north from Glohe Further description catn De found in Gila County Mining Records, Book 5, Pare l94, in which location ngtiea of said elain, Is recorded
 Public Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY tho 10th day of August A. D, 1895, at 10 o'clock 2. nl ef that day ct Pabliu Auction at Globe in front of the Sheriff's office, ] willsell ali tho right. title and inter est of the said defehdant, h aifd to said de scribsd property to the hishsst and best bid. der % satisfy eaid exeeatipn and all costs
 P. F pASCOE, jalyl6 It Sheriff, Gila County, AT
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-18
rERRsToHsaL roriCs
Coaaenaed rro1a Our Exchanges for
 ..sflver Reft9 lseaaers.

I 4 A newspaper is soon to be pub lished at Casa Grande by Arthur Elliott.
 The stockmen of Plnal county haTt formed an association for mutual pro tection.
 The rewards offered for the affesi of the uurderers of Kata and sot. now aggregate $2,000. The Wallapai Tribune reports . temperature at the Needles, Oh tho 5th inst, of 11s degs. in the shade. Residents at the Reynert mine Pinal county, have petitioned for [ post office and propose naming tho camp DeEocn,
 James Tuhy and Doc stebbins, resi- dents of Quiiotoa. are missing and supposed to have perished on the des. ert from thirst.
 c. A. Harvey, agent of the Wallapai Indians, in Mohaye county, has been removed. Citizens have petitioned for his reappointinent The assessment roll of Graham county shows a valuation of Si.059,- 1Sa.76, agalnst Si ,159,5ls for 1884; a falling of of sidO, ,830.24. Large numbers of Texas cattle are arriving over the Atlantic < Pacific railroad destined for the ranges of tie Aztec cattle company in Apache county.
 The population of Quijotoa has dwindled to SO small a number that mai wee between Tucson and the Bonanza camp will, on August lst be reduced to twice a week.
 Judge J. D Reylnert, of Pinal coun- ty, 1t is said, has been offered S300, GOO for his Africa mine 4 few moaths ago it was but an ordinary prospect without any fixed value
 X satisfactory understanding has been reached in regard to the form of the Pima county. Calabasas railroad bonds. Col. Sykes ana his coadjutors are finding it difficult to raise funds to carry on the preliminary work.
 A trial test of tue Grand Central pumping machinery was. made on Sat urday last and every Ching worked sat. isfaetorily The work of draining the mine will begin in few days and the fnture of To,nbstone win soon be de- cided.
 Deputy County Assessor shibelI re- ports the total assessed valuation of Pima county as follows: Real estate, F, III ,s20; personal property, Sl ,S84, 445 total. st,oos 265 This is q do- crease from last year of more than Sl 100000. However, real estate has this year been valued at from 25 to 4o per cent less than last year, aud cattle at Sil.50 against Sl5 aud ST Star.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-18
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The following resolutions of coft1o. lence were unanimously adopted b5 Globe Lodge No. 6, i 0. Q. F. on Mon. day evening July IS, 1885.
 WaEREAs, Almighty God, the SUI preme ruler of the universe, has re moved from our midst, by death, the wife of our beloved brother Edward Ayres, of Casa arande,
 RESOLVED, That we bow with ham bic submission to the will of Divine Providence and offer our heartfelt sympathy and condolence to our es. tsened brother and family in their sad bereavement
 REsoLyEp, That may He, under whose guidance and protection we ex- ist, clothe the nlotheEless children, in their future trials and tribulations, with that purity of life so essential to gain adnittance into tAat land of uni yersal happiness.
 REsohvED, That a copy of these res -oluhons be sent to our worthy broth CT. A copy published in the ARIZONA SmvHR BEIT and copy spread upon tho minutes of the Lodge,
 Q. F. TAYLOR,
 w. H. COOK, Committee.
 AL0NH9 BAILEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-18
FiFst psbaeatinp May 23. Is8t.i Application for Patent.
Application Nh SsG for . Patent Co th6
 Yellow Mstal Mining Clatsi.
U. s. LAND orrcr, Tecsox, 4. T.,


 U. $. LAND OFFICE, TrcsoN, 4. T., | ,
 May l4, 1885.
 Notice is hereby given that s. c, HainemaD for himself and eO-elaimant, Carl SoyBr, Whsse post office address is Globe. Gila County Ari. gona, has this day filed his application fcr . patent for 7f9 linear feet of the Yellow Metal mine or veiF bearing mineral, with surface ground coo feet in wioth, situated m Globe Mining District; County of Gila and f'errito- fy of Arizona, and desiqhated by the field notes and official plat on 6le in this office as log No. 7l, said lot No. 7t being Ns fellows, to wit.
 Beginning at the initial monument men. ti0n in location notice and marking the south westerly eud center of claim, st post 4 feet lesg inches in diameter in nouEid of stones maiked " M. No. l, |. Bf": thehce $ so degst 2G min, 300 feet to post q feet long inches ip diameter in a mound of stotes, marked " M. No. 2"; thence x 70 degs. 90 min. x 739 feet to.a post ~ feet long inches in diameter in 2 mound of stones, marked "Y M, No. 37; u $. mineral monument No. q Globe Distriet beafs N 39 degs w 1I4 feet: thence N 60 degs. 28 min. w 300 feet to north. eastsrly end ceutst of claim, at q post inches in diameter A feet long ia mound of stones marked " NJ. No. f'; thence N % degs. 2G min. W 300 feet to post feet long, inches m diameter in mound of stones marked stY NJ. No. s; original monument beafs N 50 dags. 26 min. " feet distant thence s 70 degs 70 min. W 759 feet to post feet long 4 inches in diameter in Q mound of stones, marked ". NJ, No 6n; thence S 50 degs. 20 min. < 300 feet to post marked ". M. No. l, l. M, place 0f beginning.
 Magnetic variation l2 degs 8 min. K. This claim contains l0.4 acres.
 This claim is on unsuFveyed land, about 7 miles neFthwesteriy from the town of Globe, and about one.half rlite from Lost Gulch.
 The location ot this mine is recorded in the Recorders office of Gila County, in Look , Globe Mining District Records, at page l28: and q correction of error in original notice of location is recorded in book 6, page l0S
 Any and all persyrls claiming Adversely any portion os said Yellow Metal miae. or surface ground, are required 0 fla their asyeaAe clainlz with the Registef Yi the United States Land Office, at Tucson, Arizoha, within the sixty days period of publication hereof. or they will be barred by virtue oi the provisions of the statute.
 It is hereby ordered that the foregoing no- tice of application be published for ten con- secutike weeks iu the SILVER BRLT, weekly newspaper published an Globe, Arizona.
 B. M. THOMAS, Register.
 LEMON & MCCABg stty's Glote Gila Co, Atiz5naa hly23wf0
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-18
RorsENG cEErnr,ArsoS.
E.sa tas saa.a na.s lc.I.l a.eablls.n.l ]

khF0iA 9ile 5itlee A9ft lCdll Republican,
 The Fourth of July celebration in Santa Rosa was an undoubted success, but santa Rosa is not the only place where there was big time on the Fourth. Gee Whaok has received q letter from J. T. Flippin, in 0ila coun- ty, Arizona, giving a description of a celebration in that Territory. A pro cession was formed at 10 q. m., at the ex.residence Of E. I. Mills, and marched through the principal COW paths in the vicinity to the largest cottonwood in the neighborhood, where the principal exercises of the day took place. Quite lengthy programme was prepared for the occasion. First was the reading of the Declaration of Independence by J T. FlippiD, music by Flippin's Band, poem by Mir. Hip pin, oration by the right honorable MT. Flippin, formerly of Santa Rosa, Cal, The exercises concluded by Jo. seph Thomas Flippin singing tho Star spanglsd Banner, which was loudly applauded by the immense crowd of gophers that had come in from tho country to participate in tic celebration. The procession consisted Of the orator of tho day, tho reader Of the Declaration of Independence, the render of tho poem and the several bands of music Everything passed of tremendously no rows, accidents, or anything to mar the pleasures of the day- Phe gophers got alittIs riot ous It ono time, and t looked as though there would De trouble. but the Flippin Guards soon agusIehea them. All things considered. t was q fine celebrations
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-18
Trussess sale

We, the undersigned, Trustees, under and by virtue of the authority and power, vested in us, by deed bearing date of the 24th day of March 1885, made, executed and delivered to us, by J. h. Eaton, and recorded oii page Il3 tlt Book 2, of Deeds ia the Rpcordt v the County oi Gila, Territory of Arizona. and to which Deed and record reference is hereby made aa part ot thia notice; will, on Satur. day the 18th day of July 1885, commencing at 10 o'clock on that day n front of 'sThe Pic. nesr, Feed, Livery and Sale Stable, situated on Lot l, in Block 95 0a the northwest corner ot Oak and Pine Streets iu Globe, in said County oE Giia, and one of the properties herein adysFtiEed for sale; sell in parcels as de- sceibed, at pnblic suction to the highest bid der for cash in lawful money ef the United states, the following real and personal prop erty to.wit:
 . Lot No. 1, in Block No, aS: Lot No. { in Block No. 70, az designated on the Official Map ot Globe Iownaite, nov on file in the of- fec of .he Clerk 9f tie PDbatH Court .ef lhe said County ot Giia, V which n4ap reference E heFFbY nRde d part of this notice. Also the undivided one-eighth t}l cf the Flame Mine, iacsted about miles northeast of said Globe also an undivided one-half (5) interest in the 'tjak Vale Mine, located near and north of the said Fame Mine; also an undi,id. ed ere-feusth it interest in the Red Rover
 
 Miami mill; also the undivided oue-hals Ti5 Interest in the ''S W. Extension of Inc sasi Rel Rover Mine all of said mining ihteres. being situate in Globe MiHltgg District ih the said County Of Gila; also the undivided one. hali [ interest in the ''Toll Road from Globe to Pinal summit in said Gila County: also one i've stamp battery 1t Wheat6elds fa s9id i5ila County; also the following personal property to.wit: Five head of horses, three bueuieE two sDFfus yraoonE ona t,,,,tti,h,.4 and three sets Of harness, said personal pr,,r- erty can be Aeen at any tlse before the sale at the said Ploteet Feet Livery and Sale Stable.
 TefmE of sale 25 per cent down upon the fall of the hammer, balance cn delivery of sbe property by deed or bill of sale as the gase may be. Acts oI sale at purchasers expense. Globe, 4 T.. June 2G. 1885.
 AUGUST PEPPER.
 FRANK BfSSIG, lTrustees.
 JOSEPH REDMAN.
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-18
STOLEN noRsEs rEcovrsED.

U .
 George 4 Newton is in receipt of g letter from Ed R. Ball, of Springer. vile, Apache County, informing hin that he has recovered bis horses, sup, posed to have been stolen by one, Con, 'ner, in Socorro County, New Mexico, close to the Arizona line, Conner came by way of the Gila to Globe and was here about the middle oi last April, Ball, the owner of the horses, tracked him to thls place and expected to cap. ture him, but Conner got an iukhng that Ball was on his track, so he skip. ped between two days, going to Pleas. ant Valley and thence to Apache County, near where tho two horses were stolen, He altered the brands so chat parties who had seen the ani- mals at Pleasant Valley would not again recognize them, He turned the horses into the pasture of rancher named Rudd and tad tag to the nane of one of them on wlieh was written "These are the horses winch were stolen from preacher Ball about two months ago, Conner has not been apprehended aud his whereabouts isuuknown.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-18
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Under this caption an old phyae,an writes to a Cincinnati Medical Jour. nal, that in view of the fact that peo- pie living at a distance from cities are frequently obliged 10 resort to cough mixtures already put ID for use, they should provide themselves with only such remedies as are known to be free from opiates, poisons and narcotics; !; thus avoiding not only danger, but even fatal results. He recommends the recently discovered Red Star Cough Cure which analyses and tests by various Boards of Health proved to be purely vegetable as well as prompt, effective and entirely harmless.