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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

At the regular meeting of the Hook and Ladder Company held les: night the following oficeRs vera elected: Jno g. Ros'. president; Joe Lopg. vice presideat W. E. Landgrei'e secretary; 1. P. Isgwer' son treasurer; c. (. Schleichef, foreman; Jsmes Roach, 9d sssis;sot foreman; J. G. Griffith stewart. Aiss Daisy Howe was also elected a aoaor .ry member of the company. 1be eonpaay failed so elect . first assistant foremsu. There were two candidates and each balios resulted in tie
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
n%s.s..s D.s.es>e ly u,,,ss.,

sosO eosSo " AhUSss. 1 The battle is over and the Regulars goI
 knocksi out. Ths following forces vert sasssed:
 Regulsrs. Militia
 Aesdsr, Bon~,
 Bray, Ai,kea, tJ) Archibald. Waterman. l Bufum. Marsh. The result W1s soneWhst une3 pecsed, as the score steod 90 to GS in favor Of the povic.s.
 The game killed eonsisted of doves, qusils and fsbbits. It n evident sha, Capt. Msador had his forces overt trained. Bsiore going Into Ac' sion be made the following histosicai re marks to h,s comm1nd: "Wsas siil you see the whites sf their eyes, bcys, then fre! We will whip ,hsm or this night Aunt Joe is . widow! B careful so grouad.slu:c, all yoa esp. enc don's waste anmuoisi1n as birds on che wingI"
 It h whispered about ths: Marsh, of the Militia, rode all over tue country buying game from she boys who were out huD,irg also thss 'he refer.e was tempered with. No doabs aIi disputed points will be set tied at toe game dinner to be given by the vsnquisked to sh, v,c;ors a, the Esndsii House.
 LAIK1.-S'ncs the fcrgoipg VAS pu; in print, we have been reiisbly informed that the povices were most ingioriou.ly defeated, and that the true score stood: Regulars, iO6; militia, 80. This ie diff ierens.
 Peanut sellers, ietser-sorters and drug. mixers cannot be expected to compete tuc- cessfuily with sush acknowledged experts as Me-.rs. Gesdor. Brsy. Archibald and Bufam. We thought there was some mis- sske all the time and the ammunition wss,ers should have accepted their defes, gracefully and not tried 10 deceive she public by misrepresentation.
 The Rsgulars are undoubtedly cham pioas.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

FRox THuRspAy's DAILY.
 Please don't ''gct away" with us.
 Frs. ten miles nearly competed.
 Delayed sss,era mali expected ts aFSiv tonight.
 Hon. Chester rhomas has returned froa tbe railroad.
 Nrr, F. W. Blake hss returaed from hsI trip to California.
 Fo.d's acrotsIie squirrels are uP iu ths:r business. Cali and zee then.
 Capt. Geo. T. Tinker, editor of the F.ass,,6 Champion, Las goas to Sea Fran cisco.
 Better look out osys, the Judge will fehI Knives and p,sto!s have DO tsrrors for him.
 Departure by stsgs this morning Irs John Raible s1d children, Henry S0rg and Julia Smith,
 Genuine Singer sewing mschinss ve cell either for cash or instsiIoents. Odicc next to the Bank of Arisoas.
 The attractive daughter sf mine host, of Iron Springs, visited Prescott shs morning Miss Nianie is popaisr A well e sttrse' tive.
 Robert Ferguson who has besn cor6ned ., the Sisters Hospital for the past eight weeks appeared upon our streets to-day. We are glad 10 see him eus.
 Jack Hardy has lust come iu from the Black Hills with . tlsoo bar of gold bul- lion which his mine produced. by arassrs proeess.
 He still comes up smilirg sppe.lins from the decisiou of ths referee that "Nemesi,- kaocked him out. Ills stay iax qualities are truly remarkable.
 rhe son of s. c. Reese cf Chino is srid to improving. There seems to b. dIt. ference of opinion as ts whether hs ~ss over cone by heat or s;rrek y Tightening. Did not ID. ]. S." treat the puoI,c to . diarrbea of werds and . constipation Si idess.
 Itis reported that Barney Martin of Weaver hss lief, the country. He lately disposed of ais water privileges to the wslna, .rose Water Storage Company. IL is run ored ,hst . democfst,c csn;- psign esioon is te be run by Das Thorns And ihas building for tbs same ie ahou, e De ere ted on the vacant Iss uext 10 J.6. CampbeIls store. Taa Is nut in aee.:dspce w,:h the theory of "DJ.S." A ples.snt surprise party made the evening lively st the home of tus "swiit'' c. 8. Ferguson. oa North Granite street. i..t evening. rns festivities were occss- toned hy tue young msu having reached bis eighteenth milestone m lfrs journey. It was . very erjoysble birthday shAif. Cupid "a. pseseas i ing bis darts in all diT,e ion. end ''eyes looked icve," etc. Ice cream ard cake were servsi e feffesh pOents. Games were playei and the twsu- ,y-hse or thirty participants seemed thor. oughly happy. The party broke up at i2 o'clock and every girl sa3 her besu vert home sA:ed with enjoyment.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

We arc that inst Isssne AsyluO Direc tor Batch left Phssix to escspe legal ser' vics. Just bow hs Jeff, whsthes is bfost day 'igbt, y rubiie c,avsysace ar whc,t- er he slipped out over the trs'i to meet q blackboard srsLnd the pant of . mouu ain leaving his privste secretary tS ssssd the officers oG, is %, sts.d.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
FRoa FRIDAYS DAILY.


 Ho: days end cooi righ,s.
 J.R. Pr,nce, from Martinez. is n town. Caudidates gre sP.rsing cautiously fer An opening.
 Gov. F. A. Jutle snd '. M Murphy are in St. Louis No.
 Departures by s,.ge c.B. Taylor aud ore Criranap.
 r.s. BcIo-t win ss In Psssco:s is . fsa iays.
 Tue next twenty uilss viii ss ssssr to eonstrlc, thar .ae first Zen.
 Sen miles of road viii bs completed D, sae 8t Prcr.
 For Gods s,ks get rns cut of ths back Soo. sui down to Fishes's-Ths Califo.. nia Agen: may each on.
 I, ~il. be relief 90 ths psop.s of Pres colt when newspapers case to indulge ID personalities.
 No are informed ,hs, Barney M.Itin, of Weaver, has no, lefs the country, tut shss he has gone ia PhenIx 10 buy building material ard usw stock of gocls.
 We have c.ci.;et :c stssd from under sss sv.isncae "f soe,ry(D which hss aeiugcd US sni exhsustsi the patience oi siong sgEeripg commuoi,y. Any more saa,sns such a- have been lately procueed gi.! be decline With ieSnks.
 S.L.Fishrr's r-x building is rapidly sp' p.oschiog eompleiion- He espees 70 cree .po.ber building adj nning ate one nov bs,rg canssructe.!. Tne sstsrpriss cf "J.L' is PrsiseS of'hy.
 i c,'ocs1 yrn;.-ntn su: ,sne1 ssEi~ara" fura.saei snvsc= cat for the hcys yesterday by displaying his pusi- ii.,ic abilities; bad ~hi.key and superior ski.l p,t away with ein Ills bes6 ls iu bad ehspe and he is s;ung b. remosse for bi. svs,cftsb.e p,ev,ousness
 Eo butter ia town. In good stock snd dairy country. trs-h rspeh butter should ts rieu,fu', hu, !n ease ;hs ranches Can mt .rrni.h ;ae butter, our msrchsnts oaga; ts keees suaP'y Of tic imported Artc cu hand.
 $ ,he logical e,a,,oseIs. sss ecg'gec in this |, S, n Mou;tzuns St. bs severn eninen, 1..lnes. Tbe:s were represented tae faio-s-s q. v,l.re. P,ia'. fnger-ol' D.rxio, Hr,'ey. speies-, S~edenbo'g TsIm.ee srd Beecber. Everybody argued pes:culs.ed and shouted, ,bu, no conversion s.re u.dc. All sgrssi that they sid no lnO. xha, they were talking about, an' that shs discussion wss pss6ties' The venerable Rev. Daniel I. presente' the most convincing arguments.
 The ice f.c.,ry is usnufActurnS very fine ice, sod sou,c exceedingly artistic freezing E done. We saw oa exhib,'ior s, Csp Fisher'- .slcrn. csse of ice with [ aesu,ifu! toqucs of flower. m 'he center. Look out fo. yorr eye: Just think. VI bad 10 dance wI,h him. We are pos,ed an' if you do not :ske yoar medicine wit good grace ws wili give you hve!,e dose.
 "Georre" could nor stand r. his mou' VA. full and be had to bot for the doc ts v.s sc;,y hc took that busznc from ancient, s source, sGEoksu."
 Naier says thst under great provoc~s'' te will ,ugllizr, i c when . man borrows paper without iesve
 Iss~ him sitting under . ehAds tree C;,htD Doat gs: ho'(k) Ecbby has go "eEsco.n
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

A Telegram iron Fost rhomss rays thst Jerome R Collin.. of that place, wss sho and killed by Bill Williams. . .,tle ms,, ou lat Sunday. The csuse which led to the trouble is sot stated. He leaves wife and three or four children. two of which are girls wao have been attending the c,s, vent scbool st Tucsos for some tine. Collins wss largely intessatsd ia govern. meat contracts.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
BUSINESS L0CALs.
q Cera

T" ali whc Ie suserins from the erTcss end discVeuoos of youth, nervous weakness, early decay. loss of manhood. etc. vii scpd recipe that wiil cure you FREE OF CHARGE. Tsis great remedy wss dis. covered by . U ifsiopsry Tn souta America. Send self, addressed envelope to the REV Jossrn 1. IsMAN. Ssstion D, New Yorh Cy 'ts
 Chew "Piper Heidseicx" and "Tsksy"- smoke "Aitken's Best," ''Stsrgo." "Silh cixs.. .sand '.M. E." cigsrs. "Sportmsns Coporal," ""Fuii Dress' cigarettes and var as other brands of cigars Aad cigarettes st AifkenA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Plenty ot butter st the O. K. store. 1 Vanilla, chocolate, Peach and raspberry fruit ice cresm tomorrow st Baumsns. Doot forget the esacsrt ., the N. E church south Friday evening rsHt. We sn iers'sud that the Depot site hai
 bsea definitely fixed. Revs. Guthrie and Hoaghtsn exchange pulpi,s so- morrow morning. We had our bangs dsne up ia curl papers. Obl hos pretty we did lcok.
 The poets CD have sabsidsd. We beg 10 seknowledgs the congratulations of our patrons.
 Judge f.eufy comosnds tfs conAdesee of the entire somuuoity. He should represent us in the legislature.
 The boss mss!s q, the Reception res- tsursss tomorrow. you want meal of real home cooking, call CD Nrs. Roach.
 Joha Manon and San GsldWatsr accom- panied c. B. Foster to Prescott Junction. Interesting facts ia reg I'd to construction may be expected when they return
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

Call It tho great clothing emporium of J. w. Wil.oo ( Co. for alI tue latest stvles. in hsts. eas., c;o'hins and mems furnishing goods at the lowest prices. County wst- rants andjafor.' cert 6:stcs taken st par.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

People troubled with sumner complaint can fnd blackberry cordial s Lincoln, GsuY store. Sure cure.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
Notice to settle.

Owing to the dissolution ef tbe c'ps't- nership of L. Bsshford & Co, and the ne- .es,ity of closing up the business of said :opar,n rship, al. persens indebted to tt c firm of L. Blshf,Id & O.. are hereby po,i-- 6ei to ct once cal. upon the undersigne': and settle up their indeb;edoess. NJ ex- .en.iou will be made ,n tbis demand.
 jyiSu VIC. Bashi"rd sS Co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
Cnoeceaoary AiOery.

Probably e much misery comes from hsbi,u,l constipation u from any dsranse- ments of the furetiops of the body, and i' 1. difficult 10 cure fer the ssason that nc one likes 10 take the medicines usually prescribed. Hamburg Figs were prepared
 to ohviate this dif6cuity, sud they w,ll be tound pleasant 10 the taste of women and
 children. 25 cea's at sll dsuggists. J.J l Mack & Co., Proprietors, S.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

The days of high prices "a Prescott, have passsd away. Drugs and patent nedici nes st New York prices st Robinsons drug store South Monsex1mA street.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

\. P. Williams, of Saa Frscc,sco, hes been nominated y the republican caucus of the California legislature, fos Uaited States senator.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

Dress up your boys ID one Of those hobby suiss 10 bs had oa'y s' ;se Lion etoie.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
Ferrous Debilitatsdulss

iou are allowed free trial of thirty days
 she use of D,, Dyeis Celebrated voltsic A.s ~,th Electric SuspepsOry Appliances ,r the speedy reliet and uermssent cure
 Nervor. Debi'ir-, loss of Vitality and ., antood and a.. xi1drrd trouhics, Also for ssay other disease., Complete restoration Q aealth, vigoe end manhood guaranteed. ao risk incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, 7,tn full information, terms. etc.. mailed .s. by addressing vo!rsic Bsis Company 4sr~hsii, Mich.
 1 Wss non. believer in Patent nedi- ;ines, tut having experienced marked selief from Nasal Catsryh and boarsenes' Dy the Use oi E'y's Cresm B.i'r, 1 can :ecomme1d to thcss suffering from this cs,hsome complaint ani to those slicted with hoarsepess or s;oppage oi ,he throat 20 annoying to singers aud clergy men -Loui, E. Phillips, 1928 N. '. Ave, \ H, Washington. D. 0. Price 50 c,uts,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
Wednesdays Edition,

The Senate haa confirmed Nsrshal Mss3e.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

Governor rritie ssd ?. V. Murphy arc due oa to- nights stage.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
Poker win . Klng.

"Yes," said Billy Emsrson. II was luck ia ArstsAlia-svful lucky. had . bull. tiue, lots of fun and piled in the money Did you bear of my lltsls experispcs sit King Kaialksua, of she 5s ndwich Islands [ Nc; what was tbail'
 sWell, met the King st Henolsia an1 vs he'd Hstle game of poker The King . good boy. l tell you, and be plays to win and don't you forget it. There ain. n' cold feet in him We had game oi poker
 me end the King. There sss about couple of thousand dolisrs, guess. on m' | slde.
 "H ,nor bright. Yos. sir. Well, say'
 to the King: Your ysjes,y, l guess IT
 have to raiss that twenty ,fse.'" "'Well,' said tae King, ..ll Tish: si
 William, I'll have to see your twenty 6v' and go you fifty nors.'
 "'You. Msjssts s.' ssys I. Tn cory; bu' I'm compelled to sec that ard pus aso,he hundred on.'
 .as wss game and AdaHy be called ne had four scss-he hAd four kipg.." "'Sir WilliAu,' ssy. he, you can ssy yo' ere the ooly man in sne world who eve beat live kinss in square game" wish So annoiate this story. The fsc of the poker game is correct, au nentie, bu 1 am sorry to say that iu diAsrept stsgss 0 enthusiasm, Nr. Emerson mas varied th' amount from $500 to S35o0, and onl! claim to this v-ssioa the merit os scIhg psshaps, the best on {, ,eii.-ChroDicle The above story, though good. is no
  with hia, and ss the Royal theatre the mex night after the poker game Billy, in hi most ar,istic burne 1-eosk makeup, told o beating five kings ss poker. iDsKalaksu' WAS present, and it broke him ali CD, s' much SO that he did not play poker fo several years thereafter. II was said to b csss of ~ssesmbo,s."@ED. JOURNAL MINER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

Cstaracs wants weekly mail coDnani cation with Prescott Jurctlop.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

HAR RaED

Yesterday evening, July 18th lssS abou, one hundred of th, friends of Miss Lucy Mckinney met at the residence O. her mo: her so wi,aess the ceremony which united her and Mr NArshai Woods in ,he holy bonds of masrinony.-Mobs-ly (Mo) Monitor.
 Mr. woois used to do business at Ash Fork in tti. county. He is well known
 and popular. The JeuRSAL-MIxER eI- tends congratulations.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

"wha. in the name of high hesven does that fellow across the street wear that iu' cap tori"
 "Probab'y he is a newspaper man snd needs fur tile brain" The groans of the oystsnders reminded one of fald hospital after . great battle --TeYas Sif,irvs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
l. [. FISHERS LOCALS

--O-
 California -four at J. L. F,shsS. J.L. Fisber has on the road loe of assoo isrs tor preserves. Pocket stoves 75 eents each at L. Fishers.
 Capitalized Fruits, 25 etc rW box q l.. Fishers.
 Smoked Eels ard Lamb Toagass, just received by J. L. Fisher. CsIpets and Oil Cloth, 20 caats pss yard and upwards, at J. L. FisheaS. Fresh But, IT. Egg and Cheess fna tue ,ancb st J. L Fishert HSusinz iamps, !ssswsye aAd chan. deisers bsss and chespss, at J. I. Fisb. era.
 Gold dust, bullion, county and oity ~Arran,s taken in exchanse tor goods at J. L.. F,sh.rs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
A FEED YARD
OsraysA sr Ussiea

\ light boy geldinz three years old
 branded ~C" ou left hip low down. Any inform. sioa which nay lead to hi. recov- cry viii bs suitably rewarded b,. LAR1Y HAsxHE. 6toddsed F. O. AIix.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
Numerous testimonials prove beyond

Numerous testimonials prove beyond . dcubt ths, Arcock,s ?a,ous Pastefs cure Paralysis, Nervous Debility, and Loes of Memory when applied to the spine. They remove Kidney Difficulties when worn on the email of the back; app!ied to the pit os the ssomsch, Dyspepsia aud Indigestion disappear. Colds Cough, aud Asthma DO
 onges trouble the suffering patient when he uses them on h's chest. II yox have . Headache, or ven, to sleep. pus sn All cocks Porous Plse;er on the nap of the ueck-,he work is not only done, but we'll done. rhis remedy nos ooly cures Agus Cake, Liver Coplsint, and d'lsris, but is protection against Fevers, Small Pox, o' Sewer Gas.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

CHRONIC CATARRu.-I have sufsfed for years from Chronic Ca,afrb. Six weeks ago l vss induced to try Ely's Crear, Balm. R.llef was instantaneous, and con- tinued use hae resulted in an almost com- plete ou:e.-S. \. Greene, Book-ksepeS, stssnboas Co.,, Cshkill, N. '.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

Subscribs for the ARISoxA JoC11ALrMIKS8.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
I've Car Aoado

Of choice, extra fsmily, Fresno -four jui rece,ved by
 J. L FimER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04

ASusins 'amps, .ssswsse aAd chan. del'ers bsss and chespss, at J. I. Fisb. arsn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-08
Remarlnhlr Fnst rimn.

Much has been said about fast time be-
tween the West and the East, but we have
recently been made aware Of an arrange
ment which puts entirely In the shade the
time heretofore made from st. Louis to
New York. The Vandalia Line, In con
nection with the Pennsylvania railroad,
has SO arranged Its schedule that the run
from st. Louis to New York city is made
In thirty-four hours and half, or nearly
nve hours quicker than the old time. This
line Is by far the shortest between the
points named (over one hundred miles
shorter than its shortest competitor)
which allows the run to be made In this
time at perfectly safe rate OF speed.
The track and equipment have world
WIDE reputation as being first-class In
every particular. 1t Is the only line run.
ming through car from st. Louis TO New
York leaving st. Louis In the morning,
and on the evening train magnificent
pullman Palace Buffet car which runs
through without change. We have al.
ways found this line to be a pleasant one,
and by II have never missed connections
At intermediate points, as its trains seem
70 be run SOLID between st. Louis and
New York. We advise our friends to try
It,
II you want any definite information
regarding IT, would suggest you drop a
line to n. A. Ford, general passenger
agent, st. Louis, or TO Thos. Ii. Thorp,
southwestern passenger agent, Dallas
Texas, either OF whom is always glad q
answer questions and TO send maps, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-08
IN FISHER COUNTY.
Steps Taken to Aid the Drought Sufferers -
Various Committees Appointed,

RoBY, FISHER COUNTY, TEX, Sept. 4.
In pursuance to call of the citizens of
Fisher county there was meeting held
o.day TO take some steps toward reliey-
ing the suffering in the county occasioned
by the long protracted drought lust
passed, Judge Jernigan presided and
X. @. Crane was elected secretary. After
the president had stated the object OF the
meeting and the course being pursued by
other counties, the following action was
taken; A committee was appointed on
ways and means to act, so far as prac-
tlcable, in conjunction with the Nolan
county committee. Said committee Is as
follows: r. II. Logan, r. M, CLAYTON
and Judge Astin. After some discussion
a committee on distribution was ap-
pointed to consist as follows:
IS. II. Carter, Capt. Lynn, Mr.
Thomas, E. II. Napier and RILEY
Trent. 1t was then urged that
1t would be necessary for the committee
on ways and means to have their travel.
Ing expenses guaranteed to them, and
thereupon the following committee was
appointed TO arrange matters, either bv
private donations or otherwise: G. w
Morris, j. II. Holmes, c. L. Roy, G, W.
Jernigan and j. II. Collett. Confidence
was expressed that other railroads would
be as liberal as the Texas & Pacific has
been in aiding the sufferers. The follow
ing resolution was then adopted: That
Whereas, greater publicity should be
given our needs, and these proceedings
brought to the notice Of all willing and
able to assist us, therefore,
Resolved, that the Fort Worth GAZETTE,
Abilene Reporter, Nolan County Record
aud Jones County Voice, be requested to
publish copy of the proceedings OF this
meeting.
g. W, JERNIGAN, President.
X. G. CRANE, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-08

cheatham's death was that Of soldier
he was sitting in his chair, having Just
called his wife TO his side. A passing
vehicle on the street made rumbling
sound; bis eyes opened and be raised his
head: "There go the troops" he said
"bring me my horse. am going to the
'front.' His head fell and the veteran
had gone TO the front.
HIS WIDOW MS SUCCESSOR.
The meeting tonight adopted resolu-
lions expressing the sentiments OF the
people. One resolution asks that Gen.
Cheatham's widow be appointed his suc-
cessor In the postoflice. This resolution
expresses the sense Of the whole state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-08
couldn,t Hsar Il Thunder.

An interesting letter from Mr.. John w.
Weeks, superintendent Of DeKalb pauper
home:
From feeling of gratitude and de-
sire TO benefit others, voluntarily make
this statement. have great reason 10 be
thankful that ever heard of b. b. B., as
know what blessing It has been to me.
have suffered with bronchial catarrh for
a number Of years. Six months ago was
taken with severe pain In right ear, which
In few days began to discharge matter,
with terrible and almost unbearable pal
pitation and all sorts Of noises In my
head. In ten days after the commence
ment OF discharge and pain In my ear
began to grow deaf, ard in six weeks
was so deaf that could not hear thun-
der.
| was then compelled to use converse
ton tube, and 1t was often that could
not hear with the tube. | then COM
menced taking b. b. b. and the running
Of my ear ceased running in five weeks,
and can now hear without the tube. NY
general health has improved, palpltation
ceased, and feel like new being, and APP
preciate the benefit have received from
b. Il. Is. (made In Atlanta, Ga.) with graf
itude TO God and thankfulness TO the pro-
prietors for such a medicine. j cheer
fully recommend 1t to all VINO are afflicted
with deafness and catarrh. Try it; per-
severe in its use and you will be con-
WINGED Of its value. JOHN w. WEEKS,
Superintendent DeKalb Pauper Home,
Decatur, Ga, May /, 1886.