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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
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to have him proceed according to law against the party trespassing. | Communication of A. B. Sampson ir regard to stamps and postal cards books etc, was read and the Clerk or dered to inquire into the matter and. ii just, to purchase same.
 The subject of road overseers was again brought up. J. c. Handy waived the question of moving for a reconsider alton of the division of the county into road districts, as passed at the last meeting. On motion the following res olution was unanimously adopted:
 Resolved, That we appoint one road oyerseer for Pima county, to embrace Districts Nos. l, ?. 3, f and ;.
 The petitions of E. Ccker and J. McC Elliot: for the position of road overseer were read in full and ordered on file.
 On motion J. McC. Elliott was unani- mously elected to the position of road oyerseer, and the Clerk ordered to notify him of his appointment, and to file his bond in $l,0O0 and oath of office. The Clerk was instructed to notify the road overseer of all communications from the people of the county in regard 10 thelr wants concerning roads, and to | me appointment of a road oyerseer.
 On motion John Zimmerman, an indi- gent person, was transferred from the County Hospital to his home, and he was allowed 5000 per month in war rants on the general fund for his main tenance.
 Geunemo Medera, an indigent blind person, appeared before the Board and aSEan fnr aa1 llr, ordered drawn on tbe county railroad | fdnd Tn favor of the Clerk for So OO. for the purpose of sending the man to the | Sonora line (Nogalesl from which pCint he can make his way home. On motion warrant for S7J0 was or dered drawn on the County Railroad | Fund, in favor of the Chairman for the purpose of sending Mrs. NJ. Armstrong, an lndIgent person, to her home m Cali sornia.
 The resignation Of Judge John Hay nes as Judge of the County Court was read and ordered on file.
 The bond of W. B. Horton as Clerk of the County Court was read aad or dered on file for future consideration. Communication of Colin Cameron m regard to taxes on the ;,an Rafael Ranch was read and ordered on tle.
 warrant for & O0 on the County +. k Fund was ordered drawn to pay for a certified copy of the salary bill of County Officers
 On motion the Board adjourned 10 meet at 10 o'clock a. m April :, ISSj.
 J. 5. MANSFIELD,
 Chairman. Attest: CHAs. R. DRAKE. Clerk.
 TUCsoS, April [, 1885. The Board met at 10 o'clock, a. m. pursuant to adjournment. Present-J. $. Mansfield, Chairman: J. c. Handy, member; Geo. W. TeItI- worth, member; Chas. R. Drake. Clerk. The minutes of previous meeting moi Jeing entered up for reading, the Board proceeded to examine the accounts of C he County Treasurer. The Board adjourned to meet at 2 clock p. n ,..this day
 J. 5. MANSFIELD,
 Chairman. Attest: CHAs. K. DRAKE, Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
THE BANQUET.
How the Pima OdJ F.,,-
 Their soiournin,. u..,

| a odd Fellows EntertaI,
 n, heir sojourning Brethren
 "' members Of the Grand Lodge O ni,1ona' l. U. 0. F., which body is now holding Its second annual mae,;n, :, 'nis clty' were tendered a banouet h, '"elr brethren of Pima Lodge No 3 ias' nlght' at Porter's Hotel. At eipb, CLOCK about fifty guests sat down to series of tables that were fairly gorgeeu, "ith tempting visnds, arranged with ex Ylsite skill by the steward. Georpe N uulrcoVlch, whose display of profess,on ai aolilty as caterer was commended oy all who participated.
 Alter the keen appetltes had been an. !iated from the abundance of pood tnlngS ana the generous bumpers oi Ii Pai sAng Wine summoned up the vnrm SioVd' N iull of traternal corpuscles. Nr N' a. Mortord, as master of ceremonies aInounced s.II the first toast of the evening
 ie me Grand Lodge of Arizona" and EaIled upon its Grand Master. w. IA hancock to respond. The regular toasts succeeded Tn the following order. all Inf Mnlcn We're responded to in a most pleasing and gratifying manner
 Arizona Lodge No. M. T. Herzoc. of Pbenix. ''N Il o"iel' IT Pima Lodge No. 3-A P. Petit of
 tlnal Lodge No. 4-Perry Wildman. of Silver King
 n COehise Lodge No 5-A.L. Grow of. Tombstone. , Globe Lodge, No. G-Dr. W. II. Cook. ,r Fraternal sOcietiss-G. W. Brown, of Tucson. ''
 The Grand Encampment-W. 4 Han. cock, of Phenix. -
 The Press-L c. Hughes, of Tucson
 Odd Fellowship-Judge W. NJ. Lowell. of Tucson. -'O'''' Tucson. Oi
 volunteer toasts were thea called for. and very pleasant addresses were made by W. l.. Whepley, J. $. MansfelL. M. l. Stevens, Alex Levin, E. B. Clifford. A. r. Petlt, Adolph Stuinfeld. E. J' smith, F. K. Miller. J. c. Spar and N. 4. Morford. when the guests were dis missed oy lew congratulatOry remarks by Grand Master Hancock. and all de- parted with consciousness of having passed very enjoyable evening and were better men for the revival and con- of the ennobling sentiments that arise through the practical appll- | eaton of the golden rule.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
The Railroad.

The San Francisco Chronicle of the 31, says: In an interview with l.. B. Young of the Maricopa and Phenix rail- road. a reporter was told yesterday that a surveying party for fixing perma- uent lIne for the proposed road would take the field in the course of a few weeks, and that as soon as practicable after the completion of this work grad ing would be commenced. The Com pany has been organized and the fol lowing officers have been elected: Presi- dent, John J. Valentine; vice president Monroe Salisbury; treasurer, Homer S. King; secretary, E. B. Young. The direc- tory includes the following gentlemen Joseph s. Roberson, Hugh White and Austin Darlington. The line with its proposed extensions will form con nection between the Southern Pacific and Atlantic Pacific railroads.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Grand Lodge Officers.

At the meeting of the Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. yesterday the following grand officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year:
 Grand Master-W. A. Hancock, Phe- nix.
 Deupty Grand Msster-W. L. Whep- ly, Phenix.
 Grand Warden-A. l.. Grow, Tomb stone.
 Grand Secretary \. 4. MorfoTd, Phe- niA; reelected.
 Grand Tressurer-Perry Wildman, Silver King; reelected.
 Trustees-A. P. Petit, Tucson: W. H.. Cook, Globe; c. II. Frazier, Tomb stone.
 For representative of the Sovereign Grand Lodge-M- T. Herzog, of Pres colt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Arizona Pioneers

HALL OF THE SOCIETY oE Ap,,o,..
 PIONEERS, TucsoS, April 6 1ss5
 The Society met in regular monthly meeting at ':3O p. m, President Stevens in the chair. '''0A'
 On mo'ion the reading of the minutes o' TIh Tast meeting was dispensed with.
 ne minutes of the meeting of tbs DoArd or Directors, held April 9th. was read and approved.
 me application for membersbin n, Danlei D h; Ming, James Jameson. .iobn Gaorlel, Ihos. Chatham. Marlin III SNaluerWood and Herbert Arizona Diachman, minor son of s. H. Drscb- man, were received and read.
 On motlon the rules were suspended ana the Society proceeded to balIo, sen. bership. f''O1'-on iOr mem-
 me ballot being taken the president &I. nouIced the result that Daniel Fl M, 1nlug' James Jameson, John F. GabriaI 1hoInas Shattman, Martin H, Calder wood and Herbert A. Drachman yrsr. uuly elected members of the Society
 ioneer Gates chairman special com n,'tee ou banner and flag reported ina, banner and flag had been nrocn-sd ana were expected to be delivered dnr inS the present week. and that tba special committee of ladies had raisei the necessary funds to pay for them.
 On motion ordered that the commits lee De continued with full power to InhAe all arrangements for the presenta- tlon or tue banner to the society by ina ladies having them in charge.
 Oh motion ths President appoinfed Messrs Oury, Lacy and Handy a com nlttee 10 procure a memorial tablet of hall. i'''N0~ II" 'iie The Secretary reported the condition or iunds of the society as follows:
 GENERAL FUND.
 On hand per last report s3sa An heeelTed slnce last trepOrt..------ 22 9 Paid ont since las. report sssl o5 Balance oa s25I g2
 WIDOW AND ORPHANS FUND. On hand per last report S7o So | heoelNed since last report , Go | Balance on hand S75 @ The order of business, "Gocd of the | Soclety" being reached, Ex-President | Oury proceeded to read to the members | and large number of invite guests his | very interesting sketch upon the so- | called Camp Grant Mass; ere" and was | followed by Rev. G. II. Adams with in- teresting remarks.
 On motion thanks were rendered to | Messrs. Oury and Adams and to the | guests for their presence.
 President Stevens selected Pioneers 5. H. Drachman and A. B. Sampson to present articles for the entertainment of | members at the next regular meeting. Ou motion the meeting stood ad- journed.
 II. s. STEVENS, Attest: President.
 W.J. OSBORN,
 Secretary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

Mir. James Gillespie, whose family has resided in Tucson during the past win tel. has returned from a visit to the east ern states, snd with Mir. \. K. Shuert and a number of eastern capitalists, IS examining mining properties near thIs clty. These men are practical milling and smelling men and fully understand inc nature of ores aud their treatment. So scon as they can find supply of ore to keep a thirty ton furnace running tbey will lose no lime Tn erecting one. It is hoped they may receive the proper encouragement and assistance in finding tbe ore bodies they require 10 insure permanency to their enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Gila Bend Tragedy

MR. EDIToR:-The cause of the shoot.
 Ing IS yet unknown. It appears that
 NIT. Fields had been to Gila Bend sta ton after provisions and was returning home, ard ns be passed Mir. Harrington's s place, he and Mir. Preston met. they
 passed few words aud went down the road about hundred yards and stopped. NIT. Preston was walking Tn front of Fields wagon, with Winchester rifle iu hls hand; they halted and talked half an hour, when the ladies at NIT. Harring- tons, there being no men folks at home. heard SIX shots fired in rapid succession. and saw Mr. Field gong up the road, riding one horse and leading the other. He stopped -Uout half mile above Mr. HarrlngtOn's at MT. FrImbe's: then he left hls horse and got a saddle horse of Mr. Flmble and rode to Gila Bend Station and gave himself up. The ladies rushed 10 the scene as Mir. Pres ton breathed hIs last. He had bullet hole m his left breast, and his skull had been beaten in. After disc lverlng MT
 Preston a messenger was dispatch ed to Mr. Palmer's, where most of the men were assembled at a ditch meeting, and in less than an hour a cOronor jury was summoned and an inquest held. the verdict was as follows: MT. Preston came to his death at the hands O: Mr. Fields. by bullet shot from Winchester rifle and on the head.
 NIT. Field IS a resident of this place and a stock-holder m the Palmer canal.
 Mr. J. J. Preston came here in the latter part of November, from Tucson, where he was for some time an employee of the Star. He took the school here on the first Monday in December. He was fine teacher and was very highly esteemed by all who knew him.
 Written at the request of Mrs. Pres ton, by three of Mr. Preston's scholars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Mrs Astor as a Temperance Reformer.

Mrs Astor as Temperance Reformer.
 New York Cor Chicago Tribune.I
 By the way, Mrs Astor has become a temperance reformer The grogginess of some of t'e young fellows in society has been disgTaceful this season Scarcely a private ball has lacked a group of thor oughly intoxicated guests in the mems dressing-room, where custom has made wine and cigars common On several oc- casiOns the recumbent forms of obliviOus swells have been left in corners and on sofas. 10 be cared for by the servants after the departure of the decent guests These things have been an increasing scandal
 Mrs Astor has stepped forward to re- form. She gave ball this week There were no refreshments. solid. liquid, or smoke. to be had in the dressing oOm In the dining hall were as many tiny Japanese tables as there were ladies The tops barely held plate and a wine glass No servants were on duty excep' at the bullet. where the viands were diShed and the champagne opened The men were expected to fetch and carry for their part ners. This device employed them, com pelled them to do their drinking under the restraints of feminine .resence, and kept them all measurably sober.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Sold by B. A. Yorba < Co

That slight cold you think so little of may prove the iorerunner of a complaint that may be fatal Avoid this result by taking Ayers Cherry Pectoral, the best of known remedies forcolds, coughs, csiarrs, bronchitis, incipient consump- tion, and all other throat and lung dis- eases.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
A Critical JournaIist.
Texas SiftInH.I

IIc4As hlItIngS-I
 A menial bearing a large package en- tered the office of a great Houston daily What thatI" asked the editor
 Mrs. Smith has written five act play and she wants you 10 look over it. and give her criticism. She will call for it next week; good morning. and lifting the package down from his shoulder. the menial placed it on the table, and started for the door
 -Come back here Just you wait five minutes. and then you can take 1t along with you, exclaimed the editor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Legal Blanks ! ! For Sale at the CITIZEN Office.

DISTRICT COURT BLANKS. Afi idavit for Attachment Undertaking on Attachment Indictments. shsrla's Certificates of Safe Of Real Estate on
 Execution.
 PROBATE COURT BLANKS: Order directing Notices to be given to creditors Notice of time appointed for proving Will. Certificate of Will and facts found. Order directing posting Notices of Application |.
 for Letters of Administration. Citations. Creditors Claim. Order appointing Administrator Bonds of Adminlstrator and ENecutOr- Order appointing Appraisers. Order appointinc time for Probate of Wili and
 directing publication of Notice oi same. Order appointing time and place Tor HeArng
 Application tO sell Personal Property and
 directing Notice tO De gwen. Order tO show cause why order of sale or Real
 Estate Duli not bs made. Order appointing sals of Per-onal Property. Order of Sale of Personal Property, Order appoit ting day for settlement of account
 and dlrectins Notice Co he gwen. Notice of time set for Settlement of Account BLANKS USED IN OBTAINING '. $. PAT
 ENTS To MINING CLAIMS; Afidsvit Of Citizenship, Affidavit of i've hundred dollars lniprove ments, Agreement with Publishers. Notice of application for .. s. Patent CIVIL PROCEEDING IN JUSTICE COUET; Summons Complaint on claim and delivery of Personal
 Property. Undsr'skins on claim and delivery of Personal Affidavit on claim and delivery of Personal Affidavit Tor attachment, against Rssiden,. Undertaking on Attachment, Wnt of Attachment, Execution. Notice of Appeal.
 MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS: Location NOtice=, Mining Deeds Real Es,af. Dessis. Real Estate Mortgages. Power of AttOrueg, Leasee. Bond for Decd Co Mining Property, Acknowledgements. Acknoxledgments for Man and Wife. AHidayits Of Publication. Notice of Mining Claim. Road Station Receipts,
 IS-Au of these blanks are printed in con formity with the Statutes of ArlZOua and the mining laws of the United 5lsts=- Orders sent out of the city COD. N B-PArkages containing q of each kind Of blanks used m Justices Courts, ID Criminal and Cfvil Processing $5.0O which is lees tban one cent blank All of our Justices black ks will bs found Co strictly conform Co the statutes of AriZOnA- Address all Letters or Orders Citizen Printing&Pub,, Co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Sfnn That InnDh

By using Dr. Frazier's Throat and Lung Balsam-the only sure cure for Coughs, Colds, HOarseness and Sore Throat, and all diseases of the throat and lungs. Do not neglect a cough. It may prove fatal Scores and hundreds ot grateful people owe their lives to Dr, FrazIer's Throat and Lung Balsan. and no family will ever be without it after once using 1t, and discovering its marvellous power. l. IS put up Tn large family bottles and sold for the small price Of 15 cents per bottle.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, Prop'rs.
 Cleveland, O. Sold by R A Ynrha 4 Cn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

n-n,Iepuess, of the Liquor Habit Can m. ,urcd by Ad B InIsIering pr. Haines' Golden sPeeino.
 If can be gwen in a cup of coffee or tea without the knowledge of the per son taking it. effecting s speedy and permaneut cure, whether the patient Is a moderate Grinker or an alcohoic wreck. Thousands of drunkards have been made temDerate men who have taken the Golden Specific Tn their coffee without their knowledge, and to-day believe they quit drinking of their own free will. No harmful effects result from its administration. Cures guar anteed. Circulars and testimonials sent free. Address. Golden Specific 70.
 IS5 Race St., Cincinnati, U od-W-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Gold.

Stephen Condron, of Walnut Grove, hos been doing we'll in the old McCloud diggings. Hasssyampa creek. He came to town Saturday last with about ten ounces of gold, the result of a short run with sluices.
 BIT. Riggs and many more miners are uaking fair wages Tn the same creek.
 The same is true of Lynx creek and Black Cayon miners.
 In the face of all thIs there are men who say they would sooner leave the country than do placer mining.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Attest: CHAs. R. DRAKE. Clerk.
loFFICIAL.

lOtf AaAAL.
 TUcsoS, April s, 1885.
 The Board met 10 q. m. pursuant to adjournment. Present J. S. Mans field Chairman, J. C. Handy Mem Der, Geo. W. Teitsworth Member. Chas. R. Drake Clerk.
 The minutes of previous meeting were read and approved.
 c. B. SessiIns and Thomas Hughes, School Trustees Precinct No. 1, appeared before the Board asked that the balance of over S4.OOO yet due W. J. Doherty on contract for school building be paid by borrowing from some other fund, their not being sufficient money in the fund of school precinct No. l to pay said amount. The District Attorney being summoned tO ask his opinion as to whether the Board had right tO pay thIs sum from any other fund, the Dis trict Attorneys opinion was that the Board could transfer such funds.
 Pierce Ford appeared and asked that an error m his account of yesterday be corrected. It appearing that Mir. Ford would prefer a warrant on the general fund for his bill, on motion the warrant ou the railroad fund was ordered can
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Notice Of Forfeiture.
TacsoS, TERRITORY oE AaIsosA.

T1CsoN, TERRITORY OF ARIrosA.
 COCNrI oF PIzA. februa-y s' is-5. ' To B D Fairbanks. your heir-. eKecufnr-. atnlu- istrators assIlyn-.
 You are hereby notlrr,l that ths undsrsssr >l has eIpendet two hundred dollars tflsI1 m labor and improvements for the ye&rs l--1 ant isc4 upon the FckWIck mining rlslru. .ttuAf--i m the Helyetsa mInlug tIstrict. csunty of Flrsa. Territory or Au1ura. m order to hold sad premises under the provisions of "a -fiun l11t Revised StHtute- of the UnIts.i Sfste- beng rhs amount required to hold the same for the y~sr. I-7S and l--s. and f. within si dsy- from th- -ervlce Of thi- nOtice ur within H tay- after t11a netlce by publicatIon you fsIl er r-fis-s Co cu1- tribute yuur pruTnrtiuu of -uch -IpenfItur-. being Stb.t6 and cu-t of Rms kflvertl--ulsut - co owner. your Iutert sf n -a1t clam wlll become The property cf tho uudersisnst under szIi -cctiou g13.
 JAMES VI VAN HORN Tucson Pima county. A. T.. H-b. -l ls--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Origin of Balloons

IIhlcaS0 HrraIu-I
 The story published respecting the origin of balloons that Mime. Montgolfier had washed her petticoat to wear 10 a great festival on the next day an hung it over chaiing. dish to dry. The hot air, swelling out the folds of the garment. lifted 1t up and floated it The lady was astonished and called her husbands atten- ton to the sight It did not take Mont golfer long to grasp the idea of the hot air balloon
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Dr. Frazier's Root Bitters.

Frazier's Root Bltters act strongly upon the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular, make the weak strong, heal the lungs. build up the nerves, and cleanse the blood and system of every inpurity. Sold by druggists. Price Sl. or SIX bottles sent by express prepaid for Sj.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co,
 Cleveland, Ono. Sold by E. \. YOrba < Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Notice for Publication. .---..,.-, N. vpa

LcSD OFFICE AT Trcsos AKTzosA .
 FebrlAry s fsst. ' NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN HAT THE ~ foiloNinS named settler hss nls<t notics sf his intention to make final proof m support of his claim. and that -ald proof Elll te 1sde be- fore he Register and Receiver zf rucson. An HonA on March gl I--5. vin- Antonio Socsel- for the V | of NEis and the VI of ska of sec 24. Tp. iA x. k ls F. He nau-- tEs follos1na witnesses Co prove he coutinuuas residsnce npon and cultivation of sad lzrt- VA. hinto Pierre. Pedro Char0ulsau, PaIl kabbelle. Charoulean Of Tur-on. Ari1ona.
 BEN M. THOMAS. Rs<is-er First prblicatioa February Zl. iso5. wta
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Notice for Publication.
Preemptinn No. N.l.

LAND OFFICE KT TUC-oS. AEfzoSs.
 Marrh .s i--s- Notice I- hereby gwen ttsf tt-e fuilu~1nS named settler has hlesl uofice of hls lnfeusluu make hnal prupf In -upT-lrt of hIs clam. and that sand pr,of will b. rua.is h-fnr- tt- kel-re- and Receiver ut Tucson. Auzuns, on MAy {. f--j viz LuIs GsrciA. T.e-un. ArzuuA. fer NEt4 of SNt. and WI. of Ma of S.c S1 ID. l5SL, K. it E., G. and '. k R. and N H, names the fol!o~lng vl,ne---- to prgvs his csntIuuIus re-itsUc- upuu and cult Martin. Jose Ma. is Nz-,G@E and J--us Maria Martinez an af Tuc-rp. f,rla eounty. AriE.suk.
 BEN. M- THOdAS. Esgis,e-. First publication. March s-. les.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

Napoleon: Use dispatch. Remember the world only took six days to create. Ask me for whatever you please except time; that is the only thing which is bo yond my power
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
Wanted.

By a lady, position as teacher. Has had long experience, IS well recom- mended, and holds a territorial first grade certificate. besides others. Ad- dress CITIZEN Office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

For thorough watch repairing 20 to VI. t. Rowland, POP Congress street Watches sent by mail or Wells, FaI go's Express, promptly attended to.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
THE FAMOUS KNABB PIANO.

"T have never seen its equal"-CLA1A LOUISE KELLOGG. Shipments made from the East if ds-ir-a
 A. L. BANCROFT A 1o-.
 San FrA1cisco. Cal sS3nO Sole Agents for ths Pscies Co-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

Fresh Oysters and Frogs at the Maison Doree, corner of Church Plazs and Mesilla street. Open day and night
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

Fine cup of coffee or chocolate at Rothschild's Confectionery. oc5Ot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
+ 4 WORTH OF TESTED
SeedS Free

To any person sen Ing u- % e~nt- fsr one year'- surzcrrrttur to tt- knsai Home. 1n,i [ cents. Co help pay gs-fzlsa. llckGuE- etc Ui!l send Ten Packets uf ChuI~r Fexstati- seetis named below Ire. We kr tf1s o.i-r to induce y1u tr ha-rrlr "a r--ular sut-srrih-- tls th, Rural Home. and fe -s--- t1- valge uf our -eeds .s=pecIal'y , rrusu for our u-el- Following are ths s-sti- Ws offer. rAriy u1i cart Akbss- Imp. Blood Turn go fi--t. LivIursfun'F Fe-feo- non Tomato. NaE -Alian Onien EArlS WhIts Turrip, Early VI 1utauA Sra-Rr toru- NeE Per pssuAl Lsttuce. Premium tfreen Pea. Val slpA-.lso SluAsh, new IAp. Lsrs. Sugar Parsuip- VI. want every farmer and gardener ID tt- (. s to give the-e seeds an honest and fsir trisl- ThsT are warranted Co bs of The very bet 4uAlity true to name fre=a and pur- sni of the xrc~th of 1884 Full directions for clltlvatinz oa every packags. Adir---
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