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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-12-02
CATCHING WORMS.
How Some Poor New Yorkcrs Make an
Easy Though Uncertain Living.

How Some Poor New Yorkcrs Make an
Easy Though Uncertain Living.
There are quite a number of men
in New York who make a living at
catching meal-worms and selling them
to our trade said the proprietor of a
bird store to a reporter
You laugh, but it is fact. There
is man who has furnished me with
these worms for the past five years.
Step this way and I'll show you how
they come to us.
The reporter followed the bird dealer
into back room. where on a shelf
stood row of small tin boxes. The
dealer took down box and opened the
lid. The can was half full of small
crustaceous worms of yellow and brown
color. They measured about an eighth
OF an inch n thickness and an inch
and half in length.
ssThese boxes. said the proprietor,
'.hold about thousand worms and cost
one dollar per box. Most OF the meal
worms are caught in the big grain
warehouses on the river front, in -four
mills and old feed stores. A good man
at the business can make ten dollars
per week. They catch them with their
hands or use sieve. A great many
worms are consumed in the course OF
q year. Mocking birds and nearly all
birds with soft bills are very partial to
them. Besides. they are healthy. II
is said that meal-worms are good eat
ing and taste like shrimp, but / have
never tried them. IN Y. Nail ana
Express.
"A new through sleeping car from
New York to San Francisco is to be
called Kindness. because kindness
uOes a alonpyay.-- Wdsh Al dan Cft.i,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-12-02

I'm the heart of sesairrel killed re.
Gently in Westmorelasad County, Pa,
by hunter with sifie. was found
a No. shot. which the animal had
probably carried for months.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-12-02

The sponge fishery at Apalachi-
cola. Fla. has Welded less than one-
fourth the usual amount this season,
owing to high and constant winds.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-12-02
The Oldest Newspaper.

The oldest newspaper in the whole
wide world is the Kilg-Pau or capital
Sheet" published in Pekin. 1t first
appeared A. D, oil, but came out only
at irregular intervals. Since the year
1851, however, it has been published
weekly and of uniform size. Now it
appears in three editions daily. The
first, issued early in the morning and
printed on yellow paper, is called
Hsino- Pau business sheet) and con-
tains trade prices and all manner of
commercial intelligence. The second
edition comes out during the forenoon,
also printed upon yellow paper, is
devoted to official announcements and
general news The third edition APP
pears late in the afternoon, is printed
on red paper and bears the name of
.Pudai-Fau Country sheet). 1t con-
sists of extracts from the earlier edi-
tions, and is largely subscribed for in
the provinces. The number of copies
printed daily varies between thirteen
thousand and fourteen thousand. -
! West Shore.
Scene in Chicago. Two long-sep-
arated friends meet: Where is Uncle
John living, my dear fellowp'' HE
isn't living. "What! Why, when did
he diepn "Hes isn't dead?n ..Good
graciousl You said he isn't living. and
/ infer that he is dead .WelI, it's
about the same thing. He moved to
st. Louis. .'-NelomaB Independent.
--~
Woman suffrage is apt to bring
about a strange state of affairs. says
a Tacoma (W T.) paper. IAN Illus
tration of this was afforded not long
since in convention in this county,
where a lady delegate in several in
stances voted in opposition to her
father, who was delegate from the
same precinct.
The 40 ch L.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-12-02

"A new through sleeping car from
New York to San Francisco is to be
called Kindness. because kindness
goes long way. Wash1sJtos Ctitie.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
Only Half Alive.

There are hosts Of men and women who.
to ooin phrase, are only half alive. That
is TO say, they have seldom IL ever any mp.
petite are nervous, weak, 6dEetty and
troubled by numheriess small pains and
aohss. In ths presence of vigorous, sxahst.
ant vitality they seem mere pignies. saeh
persons are asasily fond OF frequently dU.-
ing themselves swallowing 10 the course tf
the year enough drugs 70 stock any apothh-
eaTy's shop Of average dimensions. Thbi,
of course, defeats instead Of furthsrng the
end in view, viz: tho recovery OF health and
yigor. Were they 70 seek IL froai an 1nfaal-
ing sonrce Of vitality. Hostetiefs Stomach
Bitters, how different would bs their csa,
Then vigof would return ~ their deLilitaa.
ed frames. the glow of health TO their wan
cheeks. their trembling uncertain aa4i
would grow arn and elastic, appetite, ttIli
grandest of all sauess, would awe relssh
for the daily food. vera 1t ever so egRrss
aud refreshing slesp weald crown tue sashs :
of tho day.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
OUR MIN ES.
MINING ITEMS GArBkRfD u DtlRis
TaR PAST wEEA.

1. ais Davidson has struck i nice vein d
anil isret ore "a ths Baden Baden mine
about two mi.e4 frona town, wiioh assays
OUNCES In gold and 10 ounces in silver. Hi
Is taking ont ore pretty fast now.
Our thanks ars due to Messis. Prisk and
Davidson for handsome specimens from ths
Little Boy and Baden. Baden minsa-
Steve Eenkl., who has been sinking q
shaft on the Rstort mins, was compelled to
qui. At . depth Of 60 feet, ON acsoant OF bad
air. He is n,w running drift from the
old w,skings TO tap the bottom Of ths ues
shaft
In the Prince George South work IL being
psoss,uied near the water leyel, and sons
very liae rIby orc Is now bsiag ,akea out.
Miners generally express the opinion that
when this mino gets down fairly below this
water level the ore body will be more resu-
lar aid Of a high grade ruby character.
Our Stockton Hill correspondent. has TAX
on or, 70 much spacs with an account OF the
Indian difficulty at that place, that he has
failed 10 give his usual amount of mining
news
We hear that Pete Caffrey, better known
as Frying Pan Pete, has struck 1t hch on
the Alpha mine.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

ggEIsslgIiIsEZl!lil ! !.

Beyond question the cheapest nnd most
effective machine Of the kind now in use,
adapted to all grades and classes Of ore.
This machine has been thoroughly tested
for the past two years under great variety
Of conditions giving most extraordinary re-
suits, far in advance Of anything ever be.
fore realized.
A resent competitive test made with the
Fruc at tbe Carlisle mine in New Mexico
. showed an advantage OF 30 per cent in favor
of the Duncan. The amount sayed over the
Frpe being raffcient 10 pay the entire cost
Of the machines nearly every month in the
! year.
The following is an enumeration Of Its
many advantages over all other machines:
FIBsT--Its cost is not more than half that
| Of any other Of equal capacity, and the
weight in nearly 1000 pounds less, thus
greatly reducing the cost Of transportation
SEcoSD-The expense Of setting np in
/ running order ~ not more than one third
I that of the frue, or Hny other belt machine
much less grading and timber work being
necessary.
| TmBD- Tue expenditure for repair IL not
more than one-ffth that Of any belt ma
chime, and they will last fully three times
! as long. working under the same conditions.
! FouKfH--Not more thhn one half the
/ space is required-a point Of great impOT-
/ tanue where consi 4 sFdhie nambor a re- used,
] u
| care is necessary to operate IL.
! SI1TH--Nu more water is required than Is
| furnished By the batteries.
/ SEyFNTH--lt saves Rii tho Rmslgam, gold
! or silver that escapes tho batteries, pans or
| settlers--an invaluable feature. and clAiIu-
cd by no other, making the machine worth
| more than 1t costs for this purpose alone.
EIeHTH- = much coarser grade Of ore can
be handied successfully than by any other
I m.ehIu.--a great adynntsUp in many in.
stances where fine crushing is not necessary
! to eliminate the mineral.
| NfNTB-It has no small sud delicate mo.
chanIsm, requiring nice adjustment qnd the
closest atten tion--an msupersbl0 objection
to all belt ard other forms If machines. ina.
king them unfit for the rough serSice of u
quartz mill.
TEgTH-GTeat simplicity of construction
and small number Of wearing parts. The
whole machiue is comprised in seventeen
rieces. only three Ot which are subject "a
any special ws..r, and these can be replaced
at q nominal cost. The Frus has l13 pieces
and some similar machines many more ma.
king & complication of parts that involves
constant repair apdpTeat expense In this
way. as we'll rs In loss Of time.
| We are awarethat tbs most sweeping and
pretcntious claims are made for nearly
every o1nesatratUr ia the market, but IL &
+, we'll known ftct that the results of thsii
| operation have not in any instance made
forth for the Duncan. as well az tha s,ato
ment made, VIC nre prepared TO sabstaati
ate by aeaa1l WORKING feaults.
Price e.. @aj0, Weight. about 7JDf
! Send Dor Sirylttrt PlNh, IrDn Work
RANKIN, HRsYTON h co,
San Franstsco, Gal.
t2--2m
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
The Jurisdictiom OF Territorial
Courts over Oa'enses Cssa.
snitted by IasIians.

The recent troubls among the wallapai
Indians, which has resulted in the killing
and uoundin2 Of several of them during the
past week, has cansed discussion AMONG
our citizens as to the jurisdiction OF tho
county authoriiies in the matter. As the
law stood until little over year ago, IL h IS
been repeatedly held by the Supreme Court
Of the United States that the courts had no
jurisdiction In cases where one Indisn kill.
ed another, thai II was matter which con
csrned the lad aus only. and that tho mur.
dersr most bs punished by the Indians
themselves in accordance with the oastoms
o. the tribe % which hs belonged. This
was the viow taken by tho Supreme Court
In the murder of Spotted Tail by Grow Dog,
aud afterwards in the cts, In which young
Spotted Fail killed White Thunder.
The decision Of tn 2 court in thess two
eases resulted in the matter being br 'ught
| TO the attention Of the last Congress a few
days before its final adjournment: and, IL
being too late TO introduce bill COVERING
the g.ound. the following section was pre-.
pared and inserted in the Appropriation
Bill. which was parsed and approved on the
3rd day of March, 1885, the last day Of the
ses sion:
"sEc. Q. That Immediately upon ard IT.
ter tlie date of ths passage Of this Act, all
Indians committing against the person OF
protArty of another Indian or other person
any Of the following crimes, namely; mur'
der, inanslaughter, rape, assault with intent
| to kill, arson, burglary and larceny, within
any Ter ritory Of the United States. and OIL
ther within or without an Indian reservs
ton. shalt be subject therefore to the iaws
of said Territory relating to said crimes
and .hall bs subject to the same penalties
an are all other persona charged with the
commission of said crimes respectively. and
the said courts are hereby given iurisdic
tian in all such cases; and all such indians
commit ting any Of the above crimes against
the person and property Of another Indian
or other person within the boundaries e
any state Of tho United States, and within
, tha limits of any Indian reservation, shal
, be saibject TO the ssse laws, tried in th'
. anne courts and In the same manner, ana
, subject to the same penalties ss are all 9th
j sr persons committing any Of the abov'
crimes within the exclusive jurisdiction o
the United States"
II will be readily seen from she abov,
statute that the territorial courts not oEl.
I have Jurisdiction oysr all crimes comm!tte'
, by Indians. but that they have the sxcius
! Tvs Jurisdiction. II my farther proof b
, nee3ed IL may be found in a deoiaion Of th
United States Suprsrne Court in the csse O
: two California indians, rendered rs late n
/ the tenth Of the present. month, IN viii.
/ the section abovs .loted Ia fully sustained
T k,Je can be no question that IL is th
= plain drtr of our district attorney TO tax
he same ietion in regard to the arresl
{. I rial snd conviction Of .hese Indian mul
: de fers as he would with white ones unde
0 similar circumstances.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
Summons.

In the district Court OF the Third Judi.
ciaI District OF the Territory Of Arizona, In
,nd f;r the CoUnty ~ Mohaye:
!aIias II. FaFiee, Plaintiff VS.. Ellen a.
FHrlee, defendant. Summons.
Action brought in the District Court Of
the Third Iudicial District nf the Territory
of Arizona. in and fo- tho County OF Mo
have.
The Territnrv Of Arizona sends greeting
to Ellen A. Farlse. defendant.
You are hereby Summoned and required
t. appear in an action brought against you
by the aboye named Uiaintii in the Die,
.rict Court of the Third JudiciAl District.
l.. and for the C. unity of Nphaye, in the
Territory Of Arizona. and answer the com
piaint filed With tho Clerk of this Conrt, at
Mineral Park, in said eonDtY (s copy Of
which complaint accompanies this sum
mous) within twenty days. lt&ciusive OF tht
day of service) after ;he service upon you
Uf this sunmons, IL served in this Couniy
but II served out Of the county and within
this district, then within thirty days; IN
all other cases, forty days.
And you are hereby notified that IL you
fail to appear and answer the compl lint as
above required, the plaintiff will take de
fault against Won and apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the npmplliat
herein. and cnsts and disbursements in thi'
behalf expended.
Given under my hard and th,
[gBAtI sort u tAe pisti1at yourt a
Mineral Park this 2tth day o
March 1880,
II. BucKspkum.
Clerk.
JAMES J. Hyp4,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
Family Jars.

On T thursday evening the residents Of
Kingman W ere ALARMED by piercing ssreans
issuing from the residence of Mrs. Gideon,
and this neigbbors hurrying to the scene
found hat lady On the floor with her child
underneath her, while tho husband and
fat her was beating her and trying TO force
tn child away from her. II appears that
owing TO the idle en- d dissolate habits Of
tn, husband, the wife has refused TO live
with him for some time past. aud that ON
the evening in question Gide"n went to the
house and tired to get pJsss sion Jf tho
child Daring the struggle which ensuedr
Gideon knocked mis- wife down, aud her
mother coming to the rencue WAS also
kurcked down and kicked. Both Of the
wo men were badly injured, while the child
hasi be en- sertousiv i'll ever si,:ce, the result
of fri ght and bis fathers rough ussae in
trying to ear lin from his mothers arns.
The mothe law at once swore ont a war
rant, aud Gideon wss arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Asbury, but was soon afterwards re-
lea,sil on rail. On Friday evening Gideon
| went TO the hou 50 ngain and abused his wife
! sliarnefuily, for " nich he was promptly Ar.
! rsssed by Sheriff Stcon. His examination
var to have ta Sea place on yesterday even
| in O. and the Distric, Attorney went over OF
| the stage 10 cyn luGt the persecution.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
April 9sh 1896.
Estsay satiec.

Public notice is hereby tdveti that Thos.
W. Logan has tins day made the necessary
affdavii and proofs III regard 10 the follow.
ing described animals .akeu up by him IA
estrays:
One bay horse With white BireaS in ths
face, between 12 End u years old, branded
with b and vented with B; also branded
with U on the left thigh.
One dark brown two-year old colt, with
dim brand on left shoulder and thigh.
One cream eoloFed mare with white face
six years old, branded With 81 on the left
shoulder.
The abimai are now at Iogsn's Quai
Spring ranch, and all peTrots owning oi
oiaimids shem ara notified 70 tome forward
prove property aEd pay obtrges. Or tbs
said asisua.is viii bssJno tpe property oi
the ,,kor-up nHdsr lha E$trap Lyw Of thi'
Territory.
Dated AZ Mineral Park this Goth day o.
March. 1886.
J. w. STEPHENsoN.
Justice Of the Peace.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
Al DEN's LIBRARY MAGAZINE.

This popular magazine, which, bagiunirg
with the month of May, was TRANSFORMED
from an octsvo monthly into handy,
small quar.o weekly, has taken other steps
In the line Of progress. No. Of the week
iy issue appears in new and larger type, and
also with Shs addition of n handsome cover.
In its new appearance IL becomes one Of tia
most attractive ma gazines in the field.
while II ia beyond rivalry In economy Of
cost, S1.5o per year. From the amount and
quality of the matter IL presents it is com.
monty considered even superior to the great
tour. dollar nonthiiss. You can gst spe.
cimen copy fres upon application to the
publisher, J oHs b. AIDEs, 3ss Pearl st.,
New York.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
5000 Reward.

Lost, strayed or sto.sn, one black horse
inule about ten years old, branded - On the
left shoulder, very gentle and 4 good wUri
animal. Also one gray Anlsrhsn horse Of
good size. about ten years old, branded on
left hip with brand somefhiag like th@
figGre 8. when last beard of we're near
Lost Basin. / viii pay Tweuty-hvs doIlars
reward ON delivery Of the animals at Peach
Springs. or for snS information waioh will
lead to their recovery
Nus. C. NJ. RisEY.
February 23rd 1856. II.
] viii pay twenty-five dollars for any In.
formation which will lead 20 tle recovery OF
the above described auimals.
J. II. FAME
April 9th 1876.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
A Song Of GratItaae.

In olden times, Bethesds's pool
Was famed for hes ling all diseases;
Once plunged beneath Its waters cool,
Each eyiI, stain aud sickness ceases.
In mndern days we find cure,
OF worth as rare. as much deserving;
A remedy s. fe. quiclt and sure,
Dr. Eichmond's SAMARITAs NER,IxR.
POr Epilepsy, Spssms, Fevers. Coles Cramps
Cuughs, Colds or Hny kind Of Phthysic;
lis meIiis asa leader rtmps
II faE ADORE all other physics.
I; goes AZ once right 20 the spot
Niptc Jerks the danger, never swerving;
IN ail the world perhaps there's no,
A cnts like DR.. RIcbnond's NEgyNE.
AZ IN the blood diseases lie.
Each artery, each vein, each curve In;
There's nothing makes iil humor hy,
Like the SAMARITAN SEkynr.
For old or young. for rich or poor,
Whatever class of life you servo In.
To health wide open is tbs door.
From the SABMakIfAs EEBvInE.
Then. do you value strength and health,
And think these blessings worth pressrv.
ipR,
Better thRp all Goloopds's wealth,
Is DR.. kichmond's SAxARrTAS NKnvmE.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
pcFst nal Mention

CAPT. Hardy wEa over from Stockton Hill
on Tuesday.
Miss II Ose III iber. Of Kingman, has been
visiting In tow during the week.
". II. Taggat is home again from ms
trip to San Beraardino and Los Angeles
C,ur Under 8 heriff returned on Sunday af
tenn Don from los Angeles with Mrs kuen'
oer aud the little one.
Mrs. I. ]. Ehyigtie retained home on fri
da,'s buckhoari frora tItee nt9Tths yisl'
to California. and Tom feels correspond
iDgy happy.
Judge ard Mrs. Murphy we're passengers
On yester days blackboard from kingmah
The J udgs has Just returned from 80
joarn of several days in San Frsnsisco.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
Fire nj stockton Hiii.

About noon yesterday Gilbert A Ne
Leans eabin, opposite HaTdy's boarding
house at Stockton. was discovered 10 be on
fire. Sever msn we're standing near the
boarding honss when one OF thsm noticed
that the whole roof OF tha cabin WAS atiaxe,
ana by the time the msn csuld set across
tbs road il Was too late TO save anything
Me4srs. Gilbert and Mcl,ssn. wha, with thu
latter nephew. occupied the cabin. iost sv.
erything except the CLOTHES they had on.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
j. Th,. rar sesrs. Anasrso..

The following dispatch is clipped from
thu Sen Francisco Chrsniule, aud ws
have y, daubt il refers 20 The same genial
whole-souled GeorRe Anderson, who WAS 20
well and fayorably known here and st III
Dorado Canon.
DAooxrr, Cal, May i9.--Georee Ander-
son, proapeetor, left Winters ranch, i'e
miles north Of here, TO 20 10 the newly diI.
covered gold mines, near the lbex mines.
He ief. ths main road without water. and
was tracked by A. q. Batefnan, and found
dead from thirst within half mile Of @
sprin9 of water
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
NEW ADyEnTiss EM ENTs
Notice 10 Creditors

Ia tbs Probate Court of the County oi
Mphays, Territory of Arizjna.
In the natter Of the estate of Ornsbef
Groom, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator ot tho estate Of
Ornsbee Groom, deceased, TO tae creditors
and sli persons haviHc ciains against tbs
said decs iSsI, "a exhibit thent, with the
necessary vopehefs. within fonr months af
ter the tirst publication ~ tbIs ppties. to The
said administrator st the las Office ~
James j. HYDE, la Mineral Park, In tha
County OF Mohaye, Territory Of Arizona
the same being hts place of bust
ness aud the plsss for ths transaction Ol
the business Of said estate.
Dated ST Mineral Parx this nth day oi
April 1856.
RioUsED n. CEooa.
Administrator Of said Estate.
JAMrs ). HYDE.
Attofusy for administrator,
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
sKIS DISEASES CURED.

BY DR.. Frszier's Magic Ointment. Cares
AZ ii by magic: Pimples, Black Heads OF
Grubs. Bloiches and ETup;ions on the Face
Iesving Il e skin clear and beautiful. Also
cures it5h. SaIt Rheum, Sore Nippies, Sore
Lipa. aud old, Obstinate Ulcers. Sold by
druggists or mailed on receipt o: price, H
cents. .--
FRAZIER MEDICINE CO.,
Aup3o-ly. CLKvgLASD, OHIO.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
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BY using DR.. fraz.sr's T5ros, and Lnng
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sam. and no family will ever be witbour II
sitter once using il. and discovering it's mar.
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bottles and sold for the small price OF u
cents per bo,tis. "
FRAZIER MEDICINE co,
Aug36-ly GLsvkLtsp. Y
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

HnT nfor working people. Send 10 uts
fpostsee. and we will mail Won
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of goods that will pui you in tie way of
making TDoIe money in few days thhil
you ever thought possible At any business.
Capital not required. You can liyeat houe
and work in spare time only, or all the tiino
All Of both sexes. Of all ages. srsndiy sue
cesssul: so cents TO g. earned every evening.
I hat all who wasn't 10 wofk may test the
business. We make this unparalleled offer:
To all who are not well sstisfed we vii
send 81 TO psy for the trouble Of writing us.
Pull particulars, direeticnt, etc. sent free.
INN eDss pay absolutely sure for all who
start Mt once. Bon't delay. Address STx-
sos & Co., Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
Ren orIlsnsr sr ihr s,gnai school

Ths following 10 the Roll Of Honor Of the
Signal school, Mrs. Eda q. Pripoo. teaehar,
for the inonta ending May iithi
Eddie Kimbie Sc. Albert Pierce 96. EImsr
Pierce 96. Leopolao Martinez Oh. Mamie
Pierce 81. Mary Goodman 9i, Carpeu Mar.
tinsz 81. Emms Qnimonss 81, Nancy Qui.
inoaes 80, Amalia Quimons %.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
A WONDERFUL BOOK.
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the author
MANHDODi WOMANHOODi


An exhaustive treatise On Sexual Exccss-
es, the discusses arising from them. aid their
treatment and care: also a brief lecture on
Epilepsy sud other Nervous Diseases. show.
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This wUpderful book reveals tke inner
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wi3eh opens the hpok of knowledge. and
p!udks leaves OF healing from the tree of
life. IL treats Of subjects which are of i'm.
IErnse Val'.s 10 every man. woman and child
in the land, and Will. IN all probability. ssve
years of sickness and fortunes in doctor
blHs. Agents wanted everywhere. both
male and female. Send at once and get
agents' circular.
Tho Samaritan Nsvine can be obtained
at Watkins Bros. Druggists, kinlman and
Mineral Park. Price $l.O.