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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28

Aurora l. once mor. lnkiug up,
hasl Ass n ~ ire daily beeu nj u more
horelu
l. is reported til ia re IS c,isdsr
abe i'm ,rsv.intilt III The ore Ut thr
iia'tib ,dt mine, Owned hy the E,mer
ada CAh,.'ili red c.. AL is mall j.,
constantly rdnliis. fhc company
la, also started work ., another of IL,
mines, toe JanIat.. Mr. Colcoid, lie
Sup rlr'e,'d az, viii ryn W. his IN.
lily from u ,lie (, TINS place, aud VIII
occupy the twb story biick Guild ny,
knoSh As the Sancl,rz House.
Work is h..ihs Wig rnu,ly prosrcu.
ted On the Aiclnpe.
fhey arc i'll mixing good re from
thu l1rd Byron.
Ta.gcrn is n Nv hau,ihr oft
tnine Il IL rs mi |, f.,n III SO for.
IN rly lnc I1ro,pec Us.
The ,n6ri road i Up "a for rave
and The. "a lin ie r,,,illy trait wag IA,
ARE ~ king their regular irips.
Sr.y fair audience AT church un
Sunday ev.n NJ. bit the concert ami
sfIriai hurb ~ Nlpgate Hall got AWAY
with u ia ann brrS, AS tw"nty td one
AT one nt tue con certs, vote WI
lakrn Ivy tie ri n, ~ To who was the
most popni ar IA ~ III the h use. h =
WI, drcid q satisfactorily, AT least no
lad, protested. The NIX vo e aas br
the ladies aS IL Sh, Was the laz es'
man Ia HE hou,r. The party up ii
whom this b NOR MAS thrust, iuuig
nahiiy rel cl,d it, and Tor tune.
Their. MAS danger of somcbod, helm!
sea Pri, but be ter councils PREVAILED.
The SIN ling connienance of that
gen Al gentleman aud former fellow
citizen A. ". cr,cktr EST. WAS SET II
on our streets ON Fritty Iasi.
Captain w. g. MGR dlh had il very
sudden aud serious allnck Of illness
Cd the evesins OF the l6.n, aud during
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28
b on .Aalt IL ~,

the f,,lnwinS news ueu, are ir. u.
lhs Lynn County Times II last salur.
day
Thu nr from the NJ ,narcb nine did
not pm out a, ~ell ~ Mas expected.
aud aorg ~ the Clam has been III a..
peihe,h
Abnut ton iad half II low gr ,dc
rock fr,fm the iilndly niue VA, re
ccived here lat Tnuesda,. 1 vi oe
worked Mine ID ,nslass m Il.
Consi itrab :. dtnls Wa, done to
the m, crop IN Mason V icy b, Tie
late storms som OF tne ianc.rrs
we're nh isei IL Dt 4 v ~ ffo n a ia c
To attend Cnuri AM cois al MY l'-t
more than others. Tne5s nueevcr.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28

Oi all the surpri es 10 which he
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28
! hc onte ts.tnr krttye..

Ry He, jay 2i': The Gold II
Gate CD GENERATOR. 10 b. used nuI Al
,,ranlYllle. Ivy Mta>r. kacilel and
Philips viii nrriWi nn the tain IT,.
nniroa night and All bc hurried Ia
II, 4, sllnntion, where II Will he pul IN
p ace Il, speedily \. pls-ihie and ne.
tive W rk ,niin"nrcd. The colcen.
lralur VAS h. Il back Ii month il order
Ia put On snthc ntW iinpiuvt III, us,
aud i Id nov cltim 4 IL br the mos,
ventcd. When. "lif reporter recent
listed Gr,n s:lie The mill was IT, ipg
.raril,uieli, the niitrs were ,,lintIed
oat and ever, tang beng put In shape
Tor active optratlnns. Since then,
they have beu cXlracfing ore add this
together with Ike iare. amount uf ute
already on hand aili keep The con
c,n'ralor jimpiag. Il il proves II SUE
ccss o'llris viii oe He'd anil hc camp
made 10 Boom Ike IL DID under IA )
I, dro'- reign, some five or >ix yrar-
ago. i'ne pc ,ple ot dat section are
hhlldnE m,uy hopes on the new en-.
icrprise and II u Is succrss, liz Q IL
ctness til>,l has prevailed for somr
ycnrc will be ~ iely hruk n.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28

AIN inc.i:at o The School Bbarh.
On Friday evening, b T. Gurltr Wa,
elected tencbrr for the rhsulng term
| was Also decided 10 EN- hoy III ns. ST,
ant hut lh"y din NOT in Ike ANY ap
patniu'ut Mr. anrnr In Il caIiab 9
young min nj viii cpnd irt tic >cinpoi
ably aud ,hoH a crrdiiab t record VI
ptoAre,s al the end oi the trrm rht
total salary fbf Joth VIII he $Ii5.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28

4 Is aiit. i M in,r aud Jennie
Nrslmnrc With @ham Inc had b.. ii on
sl.ree tr ev raj DAYS, iansn, II Ia
,,ls.r, lat ui-hl and WI. ,lre.,cd.
liiairy haA = nink box >huainn
IN IA hat drawn IA UD0 dol,gr-
Ni hia al " d,,sw IA Il Sl3.Ol,o L.
his cre'li = +, hposf.
fhls Is nn Is firy. til" list, y,rr
IF the tmoas Lapanta mlnr, neal
hawthorne. -Carsoa Yribaac
You are Nrlcnmc IL Bradley, n
long AS ."a want him, hal yon nu,,
aot clainl tn, Miiir
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28
! be S.tik LAY Mace

\ goni'y slxa pile 1T money wa-
~ stake "a Tie. race b,tneeu San
i'n eni.;ni aud hh MiI,apon aan
day evening. lnr hackers # Rn,rn
thai we're me ~ 1T nln .roa.. bat roo
rae il M alw .ys . HE fav,r,,r 1b,
race ctme Of At ,nr time agreed nl,ol ;
cica did his best hii hill>ap MA H.
heitrr trimming and cAlne tul Il lew
feet ahead.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28

X >p#vri inE lac @si AZ &c m.
IN ,rirs sha p.: Az va . ~,
rfh, sni 5spl ga >lpp,rt III NON,
n.cs al III d, liutrai.r S,ae nd
Goa ~ c 'AvnIii ny
. e JONES s,nit ID mociallc paper III
IL ,Hsiipra; IN or before AUGUST 1th,
he.,hnil get al. The pr II il. If he
party, atlrryise II should Ill go 10 tie
Trtit l',s.ure,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28
Iti.IIks.

10 the Ln.irs and Gentlemen 81
tnr,ra aud d die,
P.esse accept NY mot sineei,
tanks for the klnt,ne,s txltndtt
towards myself ami re atives dur,n
oar pr SO II III Ell ~ AL lroiSc.
Years m ,st sincerely.
Eugene j. Gnds,.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28
a. nrLnS.

|Fresh fraits arriving i lily al r. II
fishi's
Laers siii emhrnitl'rie- ja.t received
10. T. 7aylor's.
EIi IS repirled that the Saevville
lines ace ilnlly soil Al delivered.
Ia new linz of shirts AMI shirt bosoihs
10. Y. Tafl,r's.
lHavr vnu tried tina, Ren'urky wills
h. NJ fobino''.
ELaclics look At the lovely summer
htds al J. Lev,s
TRY Angels tine coffee and see il
|rnuud in he new mil.
Just look ut L.vy's great stock o.
b. latest STYLES If dry goods.
Hats of all siS tn suit all ages.
ua received by o. Y. Taylor.
Bronks VI Clane hls soil his fnr
pam for 1913.
A few s'pks Ot ezra whca; for sale
Wabuske, bv L p. f.w,j ".
Aiew tons Of grnun barley for sa'r
wabnska BY L p Lov joy.
The chrk M have aim al destroy ed
MIN Pati : pr.ve If pntatncs.
A SET Of double buggy harness fot
ale cheap, enquire Al This ofli q
| Il Ia f,nav Ia see hi = iueu with lily
kans shoot little birds, ~ .rgcr III n
|hpir 'humhl.
Nans7Veiling, French Yelling mnd
padies dust rs aud novelties JUS, UT
fived Al, o + Tay,ors.
B ,urbm Whisky, II ,nand Gin,
French Brandy and California Wines
i the Peoples Cash Store.
Try Cosnac Cocktails chewing
obacco at Van Alstine's. The hest
'lug ever put ~ the market.
French lisle, hose, curtain and pill
nw slip lsce Write SWISS aud fans
asst received ~ o F. Tavlor's.
Lunch Baskets At o r. Tay'ot +
mail cnonch for lone bachelor and
biz enough for a mormon family.
Golden Slate tea nj Sumnerfrld's
entities the purchaser m II oh anc. in a
fine china tea sct al forty four p,rcrs.
The Indians have been b '.v turin.
The past week, breaking Wild horses.
There is plenty of fun when lhe circus
begins.
Slcran 'nts h,s r.flsei to .pnr,,ri.
Ne the neney for the entertain ,nrni
# the G. 4 r people asked Tor by the
C'iiz'n's Cnm,niltee.
G. Il. Morrison. representative to
the Supreme Lrdsr of X al p. was
placed nntwo mp 'rianl committees,
the Sate Of The Order and The Hines
Memorial.
Mr. q. Z RJWdon. Baltimore, MI.
commissioner at Deeds for all he
slales, suffered tor 4 long time wit,
fheumtli>lu, which yielded promptly
10 st. Jacobs ol.
ID phthrris is frequently the rrs,.ll
OF neg lected sore throat which can
De cured hy single bottle Ut II al Star
Cough Cure. Price twenty ave cent.
3 bottle.
Go Siaw. who his bscn mn red
o his ID fnr IVY, weeks, bal was sup.
posed /" be i'm, prov ~ wis taken sud
lenly worse on Sturdy nisnl; the
hector pronounced ae disease t, pioI
lever.
Tho water Company had great
Zeal OF trouble. leeeatly, owing n a
'ufcrs>ion OF heavy storm, Il In. tue
'e'ervoirs with Mud, bni sam holland
mas indu>'r ous and Al, Last goi the
'a'er ~ an lns order.
carson l. u nave n Dc,a ,cr itic Cam
p"ign sheet. Poor Mr. Fair! Huw
IL viii pray against III. leeches; and
'ot they will cloihe them selves with
ufses II Tho N mt don't open aud ne
ayes his sack for his little railroad ia
california.
INC Cat Caeek Mill resam Il opera
IONS, last Monday on nre irom rom
'c'cis m,nc in 'Nprh CID n. Tae
'"sr z from This mi ~ Is Neil sup. a cod
I'm coarrs gold and Is ess,y aken
~ \ numuer " prop sins iuca.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28

j,he night remqine6 in a criucal eoo
ditjen ia S,trllym arnin4, H,eluf
GsNa> >,},ecod.. ,tgre!;etm him, n I
IN = NV slas,ly ,2,isia9,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28
A.ts. u ~.

Lake View Lodge No. II A. O U
meets on lhc first an tlnrd VI n
sys C each month
J, \ CARDwELL, w. NJ.
r. II. RICE, Recorder
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28

The reg la, meeting Of E-meralla
hge M. IS, knights of P,thias. i,
'eld every third Thursday. So
J turning brdnrea, IN good standing
rdir'ly 'nvi' d.
4 VAN. ALsTINE, &. G..
A SUNMERFiELD. X al Il and y
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28
A wfse Refnrni.

The habit of administering quinine In
powerful doses, as an antidotc to malarial
maladies, was once dangerously common.
Happily this practice has undergone wide
reform. Not only the public, butprofessional
men have adopted, hot wholly, of course,
but largely, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as q
safe bontanic substitute for the perncous
alkaloid. The consequences OF this change
arc most important. Now fever and ague suf-
fcrers are cured--iormerly their complaints
wer only for the tim" relieved; or half cured
the remedy eventually falling to produce
any appreciable effect, exec the doses were
incr, asrd. A course Of the Bitters, persis-
and prevents tbere return. The evidence in
favor ofthis 81, Ring specific and household
medicine is of no ambiguous character, but
positive and satisfactory, and the sources
whence it proceeds are very u am. rous.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28

On IN eion, the Ca.:tr n n nm, ,n'ef
he fallt,wipe COMMITTEE MI ap,,t +
,'nnmehi uf,'t.tsates - ,he ! ai,. md
G rptN c-' yrnii,n,:
J. +. Han, j c. Driseoli and ) !.
Mooney.
The committee an app1l ionmonl
relDrtd ~ fnlow-.
For lac y NJ convention.
Fr,m Authta. S~cetNaler. P.ue
Gtnye I'm. e mbr'rg, =. yus'ielr-ale>,
FROM iIaW,hntne. 81 vrts ia, nm.
Laran'a, knkrad, Laning and Gerry.
VIZ Two delegates
From Gulielj. NJ riett,. Soda
Springs, R,adr's and Is iieyil!e-
del ya,r.
ftam candelaris- jhr,e d iesqirS
Fnm Columbus, Fl,h L.kr, s,le,r
Pix, II d. Adltf. asd a1Gnt4 n,
Fl',.ee On u aud Pa mct,u-one
delegate
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28
DIED.

E0o,7- in Aurora. July a4ih' isai. Ida
III b.l5gei WIFE OF tturene II. Godat,
In ysar-, months and IS days,
I,yetgr IN Aurora. July pan 1895.
kw la-t son of NJ aud Ma L. i.
LelY. ~ ID s years l IA ,ath ami DAY,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28
BORN

AoReRt. J,'y %, 1881, tethe wife of
Il, JansEy. daushisr.
h s1R0aA, Juls p, iass. 10 the wife of
M. Thompson. q 500
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28

sun II, ri Id.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

Ten inches of snow fell on the Neilart
range during tie recent storm
We had "A pleasant call last weci. from
Joseph King, of the Judith, who called in
To wish us we'll lie was en- route for the
Missouri valley.
The Hudson Mining company means
business. II has recently levied an assess
incnt of 90 per cent and is pushing opera.
tions to the uttermosi
Mr. and Mrs. Sweetland and Mrs.
passed through town this week for Helena
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweetland were en- route for
Santa Rosa, California.
Arthur Fowler rolled in Friday last with
1000 ieet of flooring and finishing lumber
from Joseph {. Walkers mill on the Judith
for our now building. II is splendid lum-
brr very dry and free from knots
John G. J.. Barker. who was in town this
week. purchased Arthur Fowler's ten.
mule team for 81. 800 and employed Mr..
Fowler to drive it. So the outfit did not
lay off a single day but loaded up for
Ncihart forthwith.
At the public meeting last SATURDAY.
evening w. II. Sutherlin in referring @ the
extravaganza Of the county a,l,ninistra ton.
was mistaken in his allusion to the shcr.
ills office. The sheriff has had "A very
small allowance Of deputies. We are cer-
tain that no personal reflection was aimed
~ sheriff kumpe.
We are indebted to Mr.. and Mrs \. W
Sias, of Puente, California. for an invita-.
ton To be present at the opening Of the
Hotel Roland which occurred ON the even.
Ing of October 22d. Mr.. Sias is IA model
hotel man, and Montanans expecting to
visit the orange groves of Southern Cali
forna this winter vi i'll do well to give him
call. His location is only fifteen min
utes run from l.os Angeles and is a mos,
bea utiful place.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

be safe, and in attempting to put his foot
on the brake, made Il miss and iell off from
the coach. The team whiricd around, over
turned the coach containing over twelve
passengers, all Of whom were badly
shaken up. Among Others severely hurt
were: Mrs Thomas Bryant, Teeth knocked
, out and otherwise injured; Mrs. Lyons
Sprague. sun River. spine injured. Mrs.
Lyons was ON her way to Great Falls tn
see her son who was sick at that place
Mr.. Treutlen carries an accident policy. but
says he and Others of the injured will sue
for damages.
The last I1usbandman contains the fol-
lowing in relation to the fire ON the Springs
and Townsend stage road: "A disastrous
fire occurred at Thomas Kinney's stage
station ON Sheep creek Wednesday evening
last which resulted in the loss of one of the
stables, about twenty tons of hay and six
head Of horses. About two o'clock in the
morning John Flannigan and his partners.
who were stopping over night at the sta
tion, were aroused by the whining OF their
dog, but quieting him they dozed off to
sleep again, only to be aroused "a second
time by the dog jumping ON them. Not
understanding this piece Of canine sa gacity.
they got up tn examine into the cause and
discovered the stable and hay ricks ON fire.
Arousing all hands IA rush was made to
rescue the horses. but in vain The stable
was full OF fire and smoke and some of the
horses had already suffocated, and to
reach the Others was impossible. BY IA
heroic effort the flames were kept from
communicating to another stable that
stood close by, by carrying water from the
creek and by cutting down the rcks OF hay,
fully one-half in the yards was saved Two
of the horses lost belonged to Flannigan
Bros. two tn Anderson n SherInan's stage
line and two to another party. The fire is
said 10 have been the work OF an incendi-
AIRY. il having occurred so late at night and
the stable and hay fire having no connec-
tion. The hay rick is also said to have
been iir''l in several places, bat went out"
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11
MAIDEN LOCALS.
L. I. Marstoii. the .Ieweler,

T.. I. Marstoii. the Jeweler.
Dennis o'Brien went east Monday.
There is II scarcity Of butter and eggs in
this town.
An unusually large number of rancher-
were in town this week.
our merchants have had n good demand
Tor hats since election.
number of miners are engaged doing
assessment work on claims.
X. W. Noble, saw-mill man of Big Spring
creek, was in town Tuesday.
Joe La Rue has re;urnel from istown
aud II finishing Bclangrr's store.
All kinds nf newspapers and periodical- al
Th"mpson& Hraineri's drug store
Ed. Mcdonald and wife oi spring creek
visited friends ia town the first OF the week.
The political horizon has at last cleared.
and the stakeholder. are handing over the
coin.
During heavy wind storm last week the
front of +. Saunders livery stable was
blown down.
Subscriptions taken for papers and mag
azines at Thompson x l'rainer,ls. Orders
by mail promptly filed.
Pike Iandusky was over from the I.ittl'
Rookie. the first Of the week. He report, :
hut little activity there at present.
lleIry Williams and Jos. Beltnger lrft on
the eastern coach last Monday. The for
nier goes TO New York. and the latter to
Montreal.
y. T. Dinsnorr has just received the best
assort nient of cassimcre and blue flannel
overshirts. red aud blue California. and
fancy knit underwear.
\ cowboy just arrived from Rocky Point
reports large numbers OF cattle being
drowned ut the crossing. one outfit host
fifty head at one time.
stephen Ilodgens an old timer ia this
camp died at the lntcrnatioal hotel Tues
day forenoon after n few days sickness
brought on by exposure.
We regret that the pressing business of
Mr.. &. :. Fell at the county seat neces 81
tated the removal of his family from our
midst. The host of friends whom they
made while in Maiden are unanimous in
wishing them success in their new home.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of .Adolph Baro deceased Notice
is hereby given by the undersigned, Nchn-
las NJ. Erickson, administrator of the
estate of Adolph Baro deceased. to the
creditors Of, and all PERSONS having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication Of tins
notice, to the said Nicholas NJ. Ericks on,
administrator at his office AT Lewistown
NJ. r., or to Buck a Hunt, attorneys, at
their office at Helena, NJ. 4.
NICHOLAS NJ. ERICKSON,
Administrator of Estate of Adiolph Baro
deceased.
Dated at atLewistowii, VI. T., Nov. >, 1856
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11
For Sale.

\ iir.t-cla-- Billiard Table at very io,
price. Apply to or address.
j. HoLZEMf.R,
Day Hotel. Iewi-toRu.
November l. 1856.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-01-23
The Peppermint King.


Hiram G. Hotchkiss, of Lyons, Wayne
County, is the peppermint king of the
world, and his name has been for many
years kept standing in the chief market
journals of all lands. He is seventy
five years old, and a native of Oneida
County. About 1887 he began buying
peppermint oil of the farmers about
Lyons, and in 1841 he abandoned a gem
eral store in Phelps, Ontario County,
which he had been keeping, and thence
forth devoted himself wholly to the
peppermint oil business. There are
two or three other dealers in Wayne
County, which controls the market in
this specially, but Mr.. Hotchkiss ham
dies the bulk of the crop. The mint
acreage of the county is about 1000
acres, and the total product last year
was worth about $4,000. But it was
a bad season; in a fairly good one the
crop is worth $3.50, 900, which figure
may perhaps be put down as the ex-
pense to the world of the colic.-BafalO
IN. ~ Courier.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-01-23

One day upon his Return from Market a
Peasant found Dangerous Serpent play
ing with his children. Without stopping
to make Inquiries he seized club and dealt
the Reptile Mortal blow.
wasn't your Action an Arbitrary Abuse
OF Power2" queried the Toad. II don't
think you can Prove that the Serpent had
struck one OF your Children"
Gas to that" replied the Peasant, 1.-THE
time to kill Poisonous Reptiles is before
you are Bitten"
Moral A Wolf doesn't make his Appear
ance among Lambs with the Intention OF
leading them to Sunday-sChool.-Detroit
Free Press
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-01-23
New England Twigs.

A Maiden school.mistress thinks that
some of her pupils compositions are fun
nier than anything of Mark Twains. From
an essay on Fashion" written by a boy OF
twelve, she cites the following:
Sensible people wear sensible fashions,
and insensible people insensible fashions
Another hopeful of hers, writing on the
subject "a Rainy Afternoon, evolvedfrom
an inner consciousness deeper than
that of Josh Billings, the following sent
ence:
at rained hard, and l could not go ow'
doors, and SO went out in the shed and sod
some wood"
In little straw frame on the mantle is q
sentence from the pen OF her youngest and
brightest, given in answer to the request
"Write, in twenty words, definition o
Man" II reads thus:
"Nlan is an animal that stands up; HI
is not very big, and he has to work for g
living. "-Boston Record.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-01-23
CONSUMPTION.
Important to the Public as we'll as the
Medical Profession.

Important u llc e~o NSAA 80 eAAC
Medical Profession.
Halls Journal of Health, referring to Con-
sumption, makes the following important
statement
Consumption usually begins with a
slight, dry cough in the morning. then on
going to bed getting more and more fire.
quent, with more and more phlegm, in
creasing debility, thinness of flesh, short.
ness of breath, and quickness of pulse"
and it may be added that in des-
perate cases, and, in fact, in all cases
of Consumption, or troubles of the
throat and lungs, immediate relief may be
obtained and a permanent cure effected by
the use of DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the
Lungs, a medicine known for more than
thirty-five years as an unfailing remedy for
coughs, colds bronchitis and all pulmonary
and pectoral diseases. That the worst cases
of Consumption have been cured by the use
of Halls Balsam has been attested to by
the thousands who have used it, or have
been cognizant of its wonderful remedial
efficacy. For sale by all druggists.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-01-23
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