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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-03-03
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LIFE's PHILOSOPHY.

Do not hurry, do not hurryl
Nothing good is got by worry.
Bide the hour to make the spring!
Take life easy that's the thing.
Do not trouble, do not trouble!
Heavy hearts make toiling double.
Groans the back with loaded pain? 7
Laugh, and twill grow light again.
Do not sorrow, do not sorrow!
Grief today is JOY tomorrow.
Life flows smoothly after fears:
Eyes shine brightest washed with tears.
Hank the children, bark the voices!
Somewhere everything rejoices.
Blasts without of Winter ring,
Yet inward mirth makes endless Spring.
Soon from elms will rocks be cawing,
Young lambs leaping, old folk thawing;
Soon with a sunny April dawn
Will daisies bright bedeck the lawn.
Forward, then, to victory s%training!
Forward, as brave men, accomplishing!
The games afoot, and here's the ball:
Yonder the goal: on, comrades all!
India, Ireland? Brood not DER them!
Church and State? Fight, fear not for
them! ~
Statesmen baff1ed, leaders lost?
Yet, courage, friends! God leads our
host!
Good gathers strength, and 10! the
powers
Of darkness yield. The day is ours.
Tho cloud and tempest wrap the sky,
Yet wakes behind the eternal eye. .
Watching, wondering, %yearning, knowing
Whence the stream, and where it's going
Seems all mystery? BY and by
He will speak and tell us Why!
:s "A. @. b., IN the Spectator.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-03-03

The largest circnlaf saw In the
country il said to be oIae used BY Il
Michigan matchmaking firm. II Is
six feet in diameter, and mskes :
ten-inch t at each re-selution.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-03-03
POTATOES IN

In Ireland, fully One-tOurth Ia tlllable
land is under the potato crop. Taking
the average yield in Ireland this year at
five tons per acre, and the average price
at SIS per ton, the total value of the
Irish crop of potatoes alone is close upon
$50, OOO,0 Two-thirds of the crop is
annually stored, or put by, for the
Winter.
REST THE HORSE.
1t rests a horse greatly to be relieved
of his harness during the noon hour. A
hurried rubbing over the surface of the
body with a wisp of straw before putting
the harness back will be grateful to the
horse. Practice these little acts of kind
ness, they bring comfort and strength to
the animal and peace to your own mind,
as his keeper.
EFFECTS OF SEVERE DROUGHT
1t is a common remark among farmers
that years following Summers when
severe drought has been experienced are
generally years of great agricultural pros
,perity, or at lelst of large crops. One
reason seems to be that as water recedes
into the subsoil it is erated and fitted
for sustaining plant growth to a greater
depth. This effect is specially noticeable
in fields seeded with clover. The long
root of this plant strikes down more
deeply in hot, dry weather, and thus
brings nearer the surface supplies of fer
tility not before drawn upon.
OF JERSEYS.
There are now more Jersey cattle in
this country han in the little island
where this breed originated. 1t is doubt
full now whether any better animals
remain than have been brought over,
nor perhaps s good as some that have
been bred here.-American Cuhivator.
BAD DOORS.
One of the least Objectionable and
cheapest absorbents of bad orders is a
mixture composed of plaster of paris and
charcoal, in the proportion of three
parts of charcoal to one of plaster of
paris. 1t the odor arises from putrid
Stops around sink drains, from pigpens
or other outhouses, dissolve one pound
of copperas in four gallons of water and
apply freely every few days. It may not
be an agreeable task, but it is preferable
to typhoid fever and doctors bills.
EvERGREENs FROM SEED.
1t will not pay farmers to attempt
growing ~evergreens from seed. While
A- e.s
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-03-03

Do not sorrow, do not sorrow!
Grief today is JOY tomorrow.
Life flows smoothly after fears:
Eyes shine brightest washed with tears.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-21
OBJECTIONS ANSWERED.


1t is not clear that a conclusive argu-
ment has been made against adopting
the electric light here, in the assertion
that the invention is yet in its infancy.
The telephone was a very young baby
when it was taken to wet nurse by Ho-
nolulu, and now two hourishing systems
are in existence. There are many cities
abroad having efficient gas supplies,
which yet have their central parts all
lighted with electricity. One reason
why it is not in more general use con-
sists in the gas monopolieS whose vested
interests are not easily set aside. New
ertheless this year Montreal, city of
zoe, 900 inhabitants, instead Of renew
ing its contract with the gas company,
has accepted tender for lighting wholly
with electricity, its docks having been
SO Illuminated now seven summers.
Some large towns on the Coast are
lighted entirely by the electric spark,
San Jose for instance, and nearly every
mail announces another one or two
where il has been adopted.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-21
L, Merit to be Rewardedi
Communicated

Though it may be invdious to single
out any particular member of the
Legislature who has stood by his con-
victions of right, yet the case of Mr.. ].
w. Kalua deserves especial mention.
In these times of bitter race prejudice,
it is no small matter for man to ap-
parently desert his own people and ad-
here to those whom the Hawaiians
generally call their enemies, the
foreigners and that there is growing in
the breast Of the Hawaiian this hostile
feeling, those most intimate with the
Hawaiian fully recognize--and Hawa-
iians who are intelligent enough to ac-
curately understand the present social
relations Of this country and dare to
stand out against the popularprejudices,
are very rare. Let His Majesty Show
his appreciation of a generous and
noble political opponent of his Minis
tiers, and untrammeled by any sycophant
and the narrow-mindedness which pre-
vents the recognition CT great qualities
in an enemy, in this time Of installation
Of Hawaiians in Office, give to Mr..
Kalua some office where his marked
ability can be of service and an honor
to his country. AS it is rumored that
the Sheriff of Maui, who by the way is
a most excellent man and a conscien-
tious officer, is about to be called upon
to give up his official seal, let Mr.. J,W.
'Kalua, the Jealous advocate of right,
the fearless exponent of wrong, bril-
liant lawyer and in the highest sense Of
the word, man, be remembered
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-21

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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-21
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The Opera House will grow musty if
somebody does not engage the boards
soon. There ought to be enough his
trionic and musical talent in this cosmo-
politan city to give presentable enter.
tainment now and then in dull times.
Some people favor having the electric
light, if at all, under Government man
agement, citing the trend Of sentiment
in other countries in favor of public
conveniences being so managed. The
argument is of peculiar force in thi:
country, where public works have beer
SO well administered, and where emin
emily practical men are ever to be founc
at the head of affairs
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-21

unconstitutional appropriation of public
money, all talk Of readiness to face i'm
peachment must be taken as empty
braggadocio, of which utterance would
not be dared if an independent Legis-
lathre existed.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-21
$4,000 90

$27,o52 90
Not My was the expenditure Of this
amount Of nearly $4,000 made irreg-
ularly, but most of it could have been
avoided by the exercise OF an ordi-
narily wise discretion by the Ministry.
They knew that the appropriations for
the period were in excess Of the reve-
nue., yet in many cases gave first pre-
ference to objects of little or no utility,
devoting the more important services
to penury, or, when that was not expe.
dient, borrowing money irregularly and
illegally. According to pretty we'll
grounded impression, it was on account
of their wild financial administration
that the late Ministry were summarily
elected. The new Ministry had all
with one exception been ardent up
holders, one Of them having been head
and soul, of the old Ministry. These
gentlemen were not, however, animated
by too refined spirit Of honor to jump
into the shoes OF the men with whom
they had pulled to the last ditch. Not
even although this necessitated their
making show of repudiating, in a
rather shanlbling way, the Adminlstra-
ton whose praises they had trumpeted
and whose acts they had
euloglzed, up to the hour when they
supplanted them. This seeming dis,
position Of the Ministry, to refer every
thing irregular back to their prede-
eessors, was not particularly agreeable,
however, with representatives elected
to support the Ministry so unceremoni-
ously displaced. Therefore the Min
istry are now found, like mongoose
driven into corner, resisting deliver
ances of censure proposed in the Leg
islature against the indefensible prac-
tees of the past. Thus they accept
the responsibility for the record Of their
predecessors. In doing so, it may be
mentioned BY the way, they destroy
every claim to their own tenure Of
Office. But that is not the point under
discussion. The organ of the Govern,
ment dcfes impeachment on charge
that was never made against the Gov,
ernment. If an independent Legisla
ture sat in Aliiolani Hale, it would moi
dare challenge impeachment on the
issues of the financial administration Of
the last period. 1t is not for the pur
pose of fastening guilt upon the present
Ministers that these remarks are being
written, but with view of forcing
home to them a realization Of theil
actual position, They came into power
with the ostentatious announcement
that their administration was to be one
of reform Why, then, should they
oppose the efforts OF section nf the
Legislature to destroy all chance Of q
precedent being established that woulc
perpetuate the irregular and unlawfu
withdrawal Of money from the Treas
ury? Until the Ministry malfully gives
assurance Of good faith in its profes
sions of ref rm by assisting to give
the stamp OF legislative disapproval to
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-21
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1886.
IMPEACHMENT.

The AdosrtiSer appears like hero
of Donnybrook fair, anxious for some
body to tread on the tail Of the Minis
terial coat. In Saturdays issue it
spoke very courageously, in challenging
impeachment of the Ministers on an
imaginary charge. If the Legislature
takes an impeaching :urn, however,
there are sufficient arrears of work in
that line to occupy it, while further
investigations proceed along lower
levels of maladministration than those
already disclosed. For instance, here
is list of unlawful expenditures made
hv the Ministry durinp the Last neriod
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-12-06
Notice.

There will be Fair held at the
 Mining Exehange. binding. Friday evening, Dec. Sd 1886, from .e--to 9 o'clock, for the benefil:.of the Bell .Tswer and RectorS- rS-tpnd--giye by the ."Try society" of the Episcopal church:
 Refrerlments. MI De Served. Admisa sion free. >', -.'
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.n sohOrn Affair."

Special to THE DAILI ToNBsTSNE.l
 NoGALE., Arizona, December 6- Grave appreheAsions of an ex en sive revolution is f. ared in Sonora. The editor of Fl Sonerance published at Guaymss was arrested yesterday for publishing articles reAecting upon the Torr es government.
 The followers of SrnOr Maytorenl. the candidate for governor at :he mex election and wh ss interests Ell Son. orance is published have referred tie matter ot;the editors arrest U Presi- Dian ..-r
 A great dual .3f ill feeling exists be- tween tie two factions and asgenefal uprising can be looked for at any mo ment.
 A report reached here to-day that 6ght occurred two days ago near Al  tar, sonera between number of cat tie thieve. and cowboys which sesu!t- +ed in. the death of two thieves and the se.i,us woun ling of one of the cow
 ..' boys.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-12-06
 Stock Report.

Especial To TIE ToMHSroNE.l
 SAN FRANcisco, December 9.--Pest < Belchrr, s24;. Gdollar sS.25i orOeker $2 9; Con. < Cal. Yirginia s55; Peer sl.4; P erless 40; Q ..hir, s264; Saw aga $500; Hale < N1orcross s84; Pot osi sl64; Sierra Nevada sl6.oo; Yel- low Jacket $6.5O; Union Con, $l0; U.aA 8 75; Confidence $500.
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S25.OO Reward.

will pay the abeve reward for :,in- fC rRation that will lead to the arr6St of the hend or 6ends who poiSoned my dog. IS. GARSEs.
 Fifth street News Depsi.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-12-06

You can buy choice American beef as low as fonr cents per pound at the Fulton Market, Cor. 7th and Ere mont streets F 5 If
 A preacher in Plainwell, Mich, said in a. sermon that any one who refused to vote the prohibition ticket should be "yoked to the devil aud trotted thousand years on the fiery pavement Of hell. The congregation was so impressed th&t it unanimously called on that preacher to resign Ala,
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The Renowned Egyptian
 and Oriental Cure.

THE FRENCH DOCTOR IS HERE IN TOWN; Consultation, operations, al vice and instruction ALL FREE. Now our town also shall see the lame walking, the paralyzod restored, the deaf hearing, the blind seeing; tu- mors and Wens removed, and all kinds of the worst chronic and acute suff- erinss and afflictions cured.
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Notice

The undersigned, beth practical miners are open 10 do asserment work on one or any number of mines As .reasohable r-tes:
 JOHN GRAY < Co., '.':, lMartin'S Saloon.
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A Knights of Pythia. seal with Charlie Tribolet's name engraved up- on it. FiEder will receive suitable reward by leaving the same at the Occidental hotel:
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NHKs:.

!, 1.a ALE.BEax.IxsSfI CONCERN: ,.
 Whpreas nx fsrHeE partner FritH Gsf hxfdf 'hxs zdJste esfslsia r. disappeared frOn kiseIDlaeA. q hHsIhea h Bissees cseAlss County, A. r.. All peisons aEs hsyehy .nOts fed that E~Ill'not hs sIvesvoAsibts ssr 4s1 debts xhiek he Asy sSatrset. s '.'..; HHSnT pUpAeSHs,
 Sisbee, August 4th. 'Sss.
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Dissolut on of Partner.h'p.

To whom it may concern: The firm of Barrow k Bagg has this aay dissolved by mutual consent, $. M. Barrow retiring from sLid firm. All bills against said frm will be paid by s. C. Bagg. 6. C. BAGG.
 - AM. BARROW.
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Cadaion Nosico.

All persons are. hereby ioiiaed thst qI wIIe, Louiss DetGna, hAtinE left E ' bed sad fore IsWiIl net be 'FeyponSible fer, p0E pay. any dsbis Of her c0KlractinK frVm and AlbeC this dale.s' %s.ROtAH DEITOBA
 Bisoee, Sept. l5-- -' - -"'
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Look .Out.

And don't you fsvKet.it. that Wsiestt. q Messick have tbe fRest toilst soaps fer saie that has -etsr been 'OGered te the people Sf this eity.v- e S:3aH
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.,NoiKIng Serious.

Especial To THE ToNBsToN&}. /. wAsHIvcTos, December, 6, < The president is suG-ring from slight at- tack cf rheumatism which has keept l.im in ;deo's for several days but has not yet int. rterel with his work so far.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-12-06
:. Fer. Halea

s.s Eighty head of young bulls, csn- s;sting of Polled-Kngus, Hereford and E-Shorthorns. Fer prices and, pedi- grees apply to- Sandy Bob at the stage office. If
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psselutl.a .t fartn. sAIp.. :.

The busiuess hsrstofors carried SA in thi; city Ghdef'th fFn name cad style of Costerhsaso < Cp., has beoa this day dieselved by mutual eSnaeNt, MT. Cssterhouse ,.. Lstfing, aHd Ar. John Eardini .feIns sInihg As sels pre- proprietor to whom sll bills e@inE the firm must be paid, and by whom all bills owed by tlIs .fEra Kilf be paid,
 AUGUST CosrRRHOUaR. ;. JaHN NARpINI. - ', Tombstone. November C, 1886,
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Ma RAmarsI

Will be paid for Hthe return of She parrot that was !tolen ttsn the fence of Mrs. 4 Rankin, "backasH the eeuE1 house, aud ne qIestfonS ssked. 1W
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| .
 president will have the app,,ir tmeht, of about one hundred and fifty post masters which were made during re- cess to send to the senate for con6rmo 'lon' z.. ...;z f;.. The San Francisco ssOck SIur,
 Let's.
 Special to TIE DAiLr TostbsroxEl
 SAN FRANCISCO, December GA larger aud mOre@evcited crowd gather ed to-day about the stock boards than at any time previous during the pres ent stock deal.
 The San Francisco board held only Is one session, the Pacific bosFa held two sessions. .s4.. F. At the San Francisco board the at
 'E 2--, ,.. s4s -.s s. tendance was larger than yesterday, Persons who were known to have sui fered by failures yesterday and earlier in the week were. gambling on the same-line to recover their losses.
 Tbe session opened at 9.aO 2. m, and was not over until 1l:30. When the gong was rung and the doors opened to the general public there was a rush for the interior. Clerks, young men sbOut town and .pec ators gave oriefs or stood by watching the proceedings. =, TOe gallery cOnta ined larger sup ply Of spectators than at the morning session yesterday.
 At the session of the Pacific board
  the scene was more striking. Hundreds of seemingly poor women and hundred of'm"n of sc.nty meaus were congre- gated. :,.
 As wal. generally predicted the stock took Another .skyrockes move | en upward and reached 2. higher figure that has been attained in the past seven years.
 The re,ult of this as that men and iwomyn who in the past had been so painfully eli ched by dabblinS stock that they registered vow neV CT to in v, st again reconsidered their resolu- tions aud decided to try conclusions
 
 with that Fame Old Fortune once again.
 However whea they went to their brokers they found their designs, fru, = trAted, for all responsible brokers in the .ci 7 declined to accept any more outside bu,inrss urtil=the late 6nan- cial wrecks had bettfl cleared all l. way. ..:. :. The faiFires of the past few days did  not prsyent-the speculative public from doing business and throughout tse foreno n peoFls of all cclas'es were rushing around with sacks of coin in their hanls trying 'l to secur, .ati.fAct=; ory investments. There will be Fair held at ,the Mining Exchange binding. Friday evening, Dec. Sd 1886, from -e--tn g o'clork for the benefit: of the Bell
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Pre,identiai I'o.tmaster |.

Pre.identiai PO1LmasIer'. Special to TIE DAILY ToMDsToNE.l 'WAsn1NGT N, December 6.-The eommissi ns of sixty presid ntial pest masters will expire during the present. month
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-12-06
Notico s3 she PAblIc.

have this day s1plOysd ths .erv- ices of Mr. ". ". BaldwtAssS St Benson. to represent ne and ny interests in my stofs in Beassnr the terms of which are more specifically ses forth ,in A power of attsrn:y, .exs:ussd by me, and Oa, record, ke8k:s2, Power of Attorney, page 154. .,,,'..,
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Dated, TOmb.t.ae, Oct. 50. 1ssc.

..F An item in last Monday . paper di- rected to business men brought forth frult to-day; and Measrs. Seamans & Son and Geo. D. Macfin of the Fuls ton market, tosk the hin. and their adyertisementS appear to-daY. Let other business men follsw tO-moFI ow and show their wisdom. s~~.
 Charlie and Gus Tribolet havo re- stunned tho butchering'- lhusinsss and are located onsAllen street . few doors above Fifth. They are engaged both in the wholesale and retail buSi. ness. Only the choicest Offk kmericAA meats kept on hand. The cheapest place in this city to buy meat for cash. ;. All kinds of sa6ssgas, head cheese, etc. kept cOnstantlJ,eh hand. Call and be sconSihCed. l3 ls d.
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The New York Stock Market.

The New York Stock Market. Special to TIE DAILY roNBsTOxll
 NEW YoRk, December 6.-Mining shares were excited tO,dry. Many old stocks were brought out. =
 sutro opened at 46 Sierra Nevada .l ,;,..e Ay-.r % .'-4Sr ,ll.75. All of the com stocks were up and Consolidated Firgini rtse up to 55.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-12-06

]. WAxrED.~Fron 10. Js 50 head of nilch COWS for hire. Enquire st this office. H.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-12-06

Damsnd-toed ShakeE, jocks, IS cents per pair 1A4s Bag g'sss.,> sf3-tf
 Suits we'll and theroughfI @elesnSd fer $I 50 by Harris tbH tailSl, ,RsthiAb bloGk +@-: .se .12u.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-12-06

The Cottage Lodging House situa- ted on Fifth street between Fremont and Stafford, next door to Joseph Hoefilers, conducted by Mrs. Mary DeHaan, has just been thorough ly cleaned and elegantly return- .ished, in every room. Het and cold baths connected with the house. Rooms en suite or single. Commer- cial travellers would do well to stop at tiis house. 5iRs. kARY DEHAAN.
 |. lQ-l3-3H. ProprletreGs
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Tre:IasUrer',s $ Notice

:- -ss.s. F7-S
 4i-..-.. t---------, ,.si {" ~ ;s','. <s.s:.-1,t :, I will redeem all wArranss'drsvn on ths. County General Faaa from 1896 to Q s'osS bs.h in elusive fl presented -. .'s9 f..s 'Ee in tn. days asa @ ]. AZ. RITr1..' '
 County Tr.A.sr.r TOiasFO41 Dee. i.!.lsss. l2-l-Iod.
 -Is.. e.E. :. Leave srder. fer wood asT. H. We cott's. sf.fes
 For fresh craRberries % to F.. ' WolcotL's. s' @s,.-.. s Something recent - Dress-gSsG bargain counter. "Haiace.s B!f CsatA white spsop csttSn, all size .ust received by express ct Bags. Oysters in every style ct the Elite Chop house. MA @w The choicest groceries in the city can be procured at F. N. Wallcott's Rolled Oats, Eastern O2t Meal and New York State cider and dried bsSt at F: N. Wolcott's.
 All my geeds are paid fer and e I want money and want it bade. vii. make $50 suits fer $35. Harris the tailor. S-1Stt.
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silver QuOtations.
The following is the latest price of silver in New York and London:

:. BlLFtI IH l4NeW VE A '1I1 @11'
 NEw YORK, Nov. 10, : Loadon .........4 .44d New York .9S cts.
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.Gs. .sT. ",,Asr

O. the assembling of congress- the president will have the app',il tnpehts of about one hundred and fifty pest masters which were made during re- cess to send to the senate for con6rma
 --a-s = ---s- ton. -''i'''
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-12-06

The lame, the deaf, the blind, the rheumatic, paralized, consumptiyes, asthmatic, Or suffering on dipntheria, dvsentary, dyspepsia, catarrh, head aches, piles, or nervous, bilious, liver, Kidney, or disorders peculiar to sexes. HASTEN TO THE FRENCH DOCTOR while here DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE; ; IT COSTS YOU NOTHING. The only
 chance you may have to save your
 life without money and without price.