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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-18
THE BALTIMORE WEEKLY SUN.
NILE u r1,p NAR TILE pENpI.E
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
A.. s. ADELL & CO., PUBLISHERS,
BALTIMORE.

Tho Baltimore woekly Sun continues to pre-
serve Its position, maintained for nl;lly ycars,nS
/ moicl Family Newspaper. Du'ins tho past
yomr, IN order III Accommodate the gront variety
utmattor seeking hdmtssuIrlo Its columns, II llHs
been found ccnssary tn Issue II supplement nj.
most ovcry wcok. presenting home newspaper
unoqulcd Tor rros inc-sa nn variety. Its literary
features Mro soloctod with dis crimInrtlng tnstc
aud with special reference to tho onto, uinmont
and instruction OF tho family clrce lis Agriclil-
tural anu Veterinary Departments, edited by
specialists, hnvn burn OF great value TO tile farm
or while tho FiSlii III Articles. Household Reel
pes, etc .lmvo continued u br y soul ce nr wook
ly Interest aud instruction t"lad!es Tile latest
news up tntho hour "f publication Is given IN It's
cOrrcsl ,oniGurn aLd leleSraphlc dispatches,
while lts editorials, besides discussing current
ovcnts III au impartial spirit. ntrnrd much whole
somo advice aud suggestion on social. oconumlc-
anu other topics. Tho proceed ngs OF Congress-
the Maryland and other Legislatures. the Ma
;Ionnl Political Conventions. aud tho Preslden-
| tial and Congressional elections are among tho
important foaturos that will DO promptly and
copiuusy prosecuted In Its columns durlur 1885.
Full commercial. innHclal. cotton. cattle mar
kots nnd stock reports ur 10 tho hour OF going 10
press.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-18
Rews, Wharf. Dec. 10th. 1887

1T HS " II'1' Is I7OO. IVeTI' 1OOT'
IMPERIAL GUANO 90.
t1rnts:-l SAW large results from the
Use of yonr Guano on my neiglIbOrs
CROPS last season. This season | uscl
it Oh round Potatoes Sweets and Rad
ishrS, and do not hesitate to saw CON.
sIDEIi IT SUPERIOR, TO PERUVIAN q u
AN0. OR ANY MANIPULATED MANURE
HAVE EVER SEEN. Kespectfullyynurs,
w. j. REV.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-18
Coal Kiln. Nov. Goth. 1887.

I1JPERIAT. GUANo co.
Geltlemem:-I used vonr Potato, Pea
and Bean" Guano this season IN round
Potatoes, also used Peruvian Guano all
on the same laid, side by side. 1t WAS
applied ut same cost and lhe Imperial
BEAT THE PERUVIAN IN YIELD AND
QUALITY ONE FOURTH. l take pleas
ure in speaking of it to others. as
think our people will do well l'y using it,
l shall wait it in the future.
Yours Respectfully.
JAMES Ii. KELLAhi.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-18
GARDEN SEEDS (Landrcth's,,
vIRGINIUs GUANo,

and we think every farmer would
do well TO buy it and not risk his
entire years labor and crops to
something new, and OF which he
knows nothing. 1t is an article
made by men who live in our OWN
county and expect to remain with
us. and it would be simply murder
to their own business not to keep
it up to it's OLD time standard of eX
ccllence. We would be pleased to
sell TO all our old customers and
friends and any new ones who may
favor us with their orders.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-18
Celle Haven. Nov. 1st. 1887.

Eelle Haven, Nov. 1st. 1857.
Gents:-I used your Phosphate year
lSS5and found IT TO BE EQUAL TOANY
HIGH FERTILIZER EVER USED. Also
useil it this season. aid am able to tes.
tify again to its merits. Used it on
poor land and rtaped as fine Il crop of
new land Potatoes as ever SAW. Shall
want IL another scasun,
Yours truly. J.C. FOSQUE.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-18
Belle Haven. Dec. I'd, 1887.

INTERVAL GUANO GO.
Grmllempn:-I used your Imperial
Super. Phosphate" OIL Sweet Potatoes
and think the results were as good OF
Better from it than anything / lave ever
used. Yours Respectfully,
u. Il MISTER.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-18
Charlottesville. Nov. 18th, 1857.

IMPERIAL tiUANo Co.
Gents.-I used the Imperial Supei-
Phosphate" mostly OH Sweet and results
we're very satisfactory After tw) years
trial | am convinced it is u fine fertll-
jzer. think 1 will use itagaiD.
Respectfully yours, WM. H. BOGGS.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-18
Mid,lesex, Accomac Co.. Va.
,,v O1ot 1907

ANVF' NIoO, lOOF'
IMPERIAL GuANo co.
Gentlemen:-l used Your Imperial
Gilano' last Spring on round Potatoes
with great satisfaction, and at HALF
THF COST PER ACRE OF ANY GUANo
HAVE EVER USED. My crop last Spring
was superior to any [ ever raised.
Yours, &C., L. n. POTTER.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-18

Davis Wharf. Va, NOV. 23fl, 1887.
IMPERIAL GUANO TO.
;entlenen:-i used your Potato
Pea and Bean Glano this season on
round Potatoes with great satisfaction.
1 believe it Tie Il very superior feriil-
ger. IT WORRIED BETTER THAN Pc
RUvIAN GUANO AMI take pleasure in
speaking of its Merits to others. l shall
want il next season.
Very Respectfully, JNO. S. DAVIS.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-18
1t Made a Difference.

"Do you get many letters from
your intended, Sue?'
.YeS, indeed, Name; get one
every day."
"Does he send you ks and h'sa"
"Only ks. He's English, you
soe,'
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-18
Belle HilYen. Dec. It'll. 1881

IMPERIAL GUANO co.
Gents:-I take pleasure in stating that
your ..Imperlal Potato" Guano did, we'll
for me on Irish Potatots.I raised us fine
ones as ever s;lw. IT is FAR BEYOND
ANYTHING FOR THIS CEnP have ever
sern. Yours respectfully.
T.. u. CRAWLEY.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-18
Belle Haven. Dec. 18th, 1887.

IMPEKIAL U UANO %.
stienllcmen:-L used your Gnano last
SEASON and again this. on my Irish l'o-
tato Cropsand results were so satisfac-
tory-large yield anil firm quality-that
L unhestatingly say it is the best Qua
no ever used. Yours respectfully.
ALFRED n. II. MAPP.
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-03-11

railroad * importing locomotive epSlr-
GERS from Cannia &c take tie places Ct
the strikers. Fifty Of those men have
arrived c, Philad, lPhis on their way
vest TO Chicago. As there IS no doubt
That they ~eI- imported under con':ac:
si;h IL. railroad omi~uy, the B'o;ler-
hooi ~ Locomotive engineers will lake
Immediate stlps TO prevent them fnom
entering the employ Ut tie considuy-
An ae; o. Congress ~lrJhiLits tie iap0F-
;a;ion Of foreign l,bor :or any purpose
uudeE penalty. aud though the eomrar!
r4,y a;t-ipp, to shou that the Cnnsdi-
Eu> LID rot cOue under contract, 1t -
evident that City Q: tE-ia would not
co;Ie 81 once az thsir own expense 10
take the places Of men uEo ale con-
tending for what Is just and equitable
aud Wat The whole community sustain
them il deiranding.-ISil.er State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-03-11

4 nan ma.t Le right aud have tie
km sthiss OF the masses to succeed
There are people Sho will vote Tor
Cleveland this Fan sao believe in his
lucky star. Il is hat NOT in~eorsia-rE-
bic class Sho ~sn, to b on tie Winning
side. /; eoarl.uds Il good inang votes,
which the Democrats until uVu. have
had to couiend against fortIentr years.
In making calcul tiiuus for this Fall II
will he vr!I not TO overlook the coutin-
gent tia; A;says bets or the top dog
Il i u cool Will Until election day.
aud II goDd many ;tings nigh; EarPep
;AAt would help Gong the Cleveland
boom. A n-u LaLy in ;he White House
Thirty days ssefoEr tie election ~vali H.
worth urr bundled ;huu>anG votes il"
the doubtful Stats. Sir. AID Mr..
CT y,lani will please take notice The
f.'r OF a nation aNy drrtad upon their
e2eE;ionz.-IE1;eks Sentinel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-03-11
= PHUsPEnUEs COUNTY.

Under the above head this mornings
Free Press prints n lengthy article in
which it Is very justly stated that "the
splendid financial condition Of Elko
county is undoubtedly due, in n great
measure, TO our elicivn; corps Of county
Officials"
Anyone who has even u slight kuowl
edge OF the ways and means by which
the financial prosperity OF n county is
secured is aware that to IN efficient
County Assessor, more. perhaps, than
to any other single county officer. due
credit should ba given Tor this state Of
nil airs; md while we do not wish TO de-
trnc. Il jot or title from the need Of
praise ju tly bestowed upon orr county
officials 10y the Free Press, yet any fair
minded person who fcnds the nItIclc in
question, he he Democrut or RrpuLli-
cnu, cannot; fail to notice the stu lied
care with which the maine OF a. ".
Hcsson, Assessor OF El5o county, IL
'Liit'ct rom tHt lSt OI our tUtclent
corps Of county OH ~;inl4." This omis-
sion We can account for on 10 other
hypothesis :hnm the fact that SIR. Hes
Son IL IA Democrat, md which omission
we consider IN exhibition of political
prejudice anything bnt c~ommendable
in n county newspaper. "lf0uur to
whom honor Is due" should be be-
slowed upon every Ell :icnt public Of.
icer without regtrd to his political pref
ercnces or opinions. anL we. ia common
with the people OF the county geuenlly,
believe that the financial prosperity Of
EIko county i due pri ncipnliy TO n
faithful. houes. and competent Board Of
County Com misSiodcrs, n careful aud
Conscientious Sheriff, tos7tIicr with an
efficient County Assessor without whose
hearty co operation the present healthy
site OF our financial aGT ,irs could no,
exist.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-03-11
u.iCKAA FoE CLEVELAND.

We hear from Il p;e:ty reliable source
that John y. Nackry /, well uivAssd
sitL Pr->i I-mt Cl=vrl .Ii's TiaIinIsiT.-
;ipm. aud Is strongly Inclined 20 SuTp"T;
huu Cor Lection. Re resaIl~ fre-:-
dent C!-v,ltnd as a conservative and
safe man, aud seriously LUub!S whether
his equal cau be found for the ~ lied
position which Lee Ii Il. lie - certain
that Cleveland makes a better EE,s!ieE;
than would any one OF the half dUEen
more prvuin-u, c .mtiiIrtes Of his own
party for the i]omiultIJn. ~ wc no
dersisud il, Mr. MLcka: does not al lin
to have Changed his polite, further
than that he has sTea; personal ndm.iru-
ton for Mr.. Cleveland. wEou he is
likely to support, unless the Republican
nominee should prove exceptionally &C.
ceptatl:. In l. event II :"sy lac s:'tr-
Iy nsaumed that Mr. MackAy VIII not
-IrIt EImself to carry Nevada against
the President in the coming election.
II not an avu~cd supporter Of the Dam
ucraiic STANDARD bearer. lac wIl; - least
be pi-sivr ia he camp siSn, II "ut i'll
formation he correct. Mr.. VI .rkH: be-
ing one Of stLe greatest powers in the
~Rrputlicin .asty i'll this state. his in
action this Fall will 20 Ii long way
toward securing a Democratic ;iiumph
10 the Sagebru,h Sta:r. Mlckiy i II
uiS factor Ill Nevn,l. politics. AM mIsay
carries great weight whichever way he
goes. We shall he ll.I il he finally
concludes to pnt III, shoulder to the
Democretic vii IL, Eureka Sentinel.
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IcnI,o Ecrritory.=

= Washington dispatch o! tnc 2'ih
ul;.. says: The measure LIvirg Tor is
object the division OF Idaho Territory
nlrd Suddenly to-day, the House Com-
m:ttee o. Territories d-ciliug by a
uuauimVu5 vote 10 report II uu!ayoga-
jl:. Delegate Du BIS made a g.l!ar;
tight agains. the division LII"
Thus eLdS. fer tie present term at
iea=t, the srhemr which LIS been a sub
Jet Of 70 much newspaper comment
during tie past yeir, md which was Ell
ginerred principally by Sena:"r Stewart
OF Nevada. We do no; believe that Ne
vadn is vor,;rd BY the ~tai!gr- to extend
her Territory by taking in Il portion Of
;he ''Gea Of tie MJuniuins."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-03-11
Ci.EyELAND,s coon LUCK.

President ClcvrlIn IL regarded NJ
the lrckicst man In the United States.
Any man must bc lucky to rcncll the
Presidency nnl supervise the dcstinirs
81 sixty millions Of frcemeu. But Gro
yer Cleveland came up ~ rapidly from
comparative olscuri,y TINT many nrc in.
clincd 10 regard him ns iupn born 10
special good luck. There IL II good deal
la IL. The race IL not always 20 the
swift. Favorable conditions sometimes
have the most 10 do with showing n
public mau to the front. MS uniavorable
circum stances ma. rclegate him to tho
rear. There is something too in nou.
men. tact and management, but not alt.
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Reno Sc,:

Reno papers are making q phil" for
the DeiGociai!c State Convention this
year. with tAr chances in favor o! ;Leir
ultimate Success. We would like to
u!akc n small bet Of the next l.al nickel
we fad that Reno is more indebted for
her aiyancru.e~t ID her newspapers,
than any o;he: toxin in the Stat, and
We woull not be drawing it r"ry strong
il ~ g.sii any oth-r ;owI Oh the coast.
What .hcy don't ask for is not worth
having.-GCeItr"I N-vIlaa.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-03-11

hoar. and that We viii have \ r.=k "
vet weather Is nos the ~pIoni~e- Il Is
to H. ho,rd that March will not iose
her grip but 60 o.; as u istab as the
.ia.e predicts.
There Ma. trouble in the Baldwin
cafe this morning. all arising from the
fact that the laeky millionaire. horse
raan. miner. r.nch.r and hotel prciri--
tor saw Il; to adj to the beauty of that
vel! kposn bar. by placing therein tao
.! those neat aui pretty Iuou-y rrSiS-
ance tia: registers every purchase.
ani the change once dropped into is
Golfers came: be t.ksa oa;. .1SsF: 10y
the loss. aud wien openeI by him sill
lie found the days recvip;s. aud the total
AMOUNT thereof daily Registered. "Dl-
IT," aud tie other young neu - long
CONNECTED ~iih tl'- place and personally
veil kuU9n to l;eIHls'S cuIoEv here,
''kicked'' at Tie neS innovation ~ n ~
Election upOn iLeir honesty: aud this
morning boldly ulls,d from behind the
counter. TLrir pinc.s baY- been up
;%';ieri tOr the present.
DAMON aud Prthias ri | miss "Bi H."
as WILL all ;he C,lIuri AMI some
others. ..B..IJ'' always kneS what
tho gentlemen wanted Ind coElI
serve them a. coali no other mix0lVsist
III the city.
Feed Wilson registered at the i ,li-
win Turing the week. aud when the pa
pers noted the fact the fun loving nIe:G-
beers Of the colony lost 10 time in hunt
ing him MP; he is enjoying himself aud
seems to have already gained in tiesh-
pool and free lunches will liz him
plenty.
billy Sa,;:h came down Sunday
and went 10 the Palace. After spend-
two days in tran-aciing hiss bl,iuess,
he has given himsrlf mp to 81 fTli enjoy
nIeLt Of his recreation. 1t Is ne-dlr~s
Ia sag that lie knows now - do iul jus
tice to pleasantly wiling away the
hours; the only troull= is. lie must take
time TO eat mud sleep.
Due" Meis- doomed MP bright nni
smiling in the Pnlnce roInEia this
morning; the boys soon found it ont
md he Vas ia demand. He is Il ''surr
thing on pleasure bent. ind the rain
will not deter him.
FunE PciIirr. of Tusc ,rorn. is also
many friends.
W. J. Hunks. of Wills. accompanied
by lis brother from Illinois, is stopping
mt the American E~IcLuugr. u fayOTitc
r,sor. for ,tIc.Iueu.
l.. l.. Fnitou. Of Reno. formerly own
er Of the Gazette. arrived at the Bald
ain tits mOIuins aLi vii rr:uuiu u it~
days.
DR.. Huntington ~as down from Sac
rnu4cuto during the .-eS.
Pete Erickson. OF South Fork, Who
has been here sick. i. now at tue Ger
imam li,,Piu.l very low. The doctors
report that lie has Cancer u! the s;OE-
sch, II disease that val! shorty prove
fatal.
The Hon. &. S. Prebl-. Of the Reno
Gazett-. spends much time i'll the city.
AMI is frequently seen in the Palace
lobby. lie has ! uge real estate inter
ests III TIE State.
Let me know when the grass begins
tn grow in Eiko, for / must then HE me
from this enchanting suburb.
AMIES.
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Without Relief,

I tried Ayers Cherry Pcctcral. II
effected "a speedy cuTe.-G. Stoyeall,
". D., CGrrolllUm, Miss.
Ayers Cherry rcctoTal is decidedly the
best remedy, within my knowledge, for
chronic bronchitis, and all lung diseases.
n. \. Rust, u. D., South Paris, Ne.
/ vas attacked, last winter, with n
severe Cold, which grew worse and
settled on my Lumgs. by night swcais
i was reduced almost TO n skeleton. Ny
Cough was incessant, and | frequently
spit blood. Fly physician told Inc TO
give UP business, or / would not live a
month. i.Cr taking various remedies
without relief, | Wa finally
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Day and Might

During an acute attack OF Bronchitis, n
ceaselcss tickling in the throat, and an
e~shaCsting, hacking cough, aitiicr the
sufferer. Sleep IS banishcd, and great
prostEation follows. This disease is also
attended with lIcaEscncIs, and sonc-
times Loss Of Voice. II IS liable TO be-
come chronic, involve the lungs, and
terminate fatally. Ayers Cherry Pecto-
raj affords speedy relief and cure in cases
OF bronchitis. ItcontTols the disposition
10 cough, and induces refreshing sleep.
/ have been q practising physician for
twcnt?-fOUr years. and, for the past
twelve, have suffered from annual AZ
facks Of bronchitis. After eXLaus;.ng
all the usual remedies
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Iiic Leap Year Emil.

EDITpG ISDErEHDEST:-As / t.leve
you haze no Well, correspondent take
it upon myself to give you IL brief &C.
count OF our Lap Year Bal which o.
CARED Oh tie evening Of Feb. 10Th.
Tie grtul march. which began at 8
o'clock, was III Jy Iir. ak. Nu.-er
and Hiss MItha Wis-man. During
the guairi!lc which followed twenty
couples were M the dor; AMI these -.
gether with those who were not dancing.
aud some who cIinc IN later on the
train, amounted TO thirty -four couples,
besides the | ,Okers on aud II small army
Of little chill iren. The music was ell
iraucing and every face in the Hall MAS
LeaIning with smiles III the happy an
ticipGtiGu Of having IL deli,Ltfml time.
To prove tha; none were disappointed.
Il; the close of the III tt- : able Cod
d-ss had taken her : lieut. light. nt } -
c'Gck A. II. all seemed ua happy, though
somewhat ~fGtigued, as in the frs, s;.ps
Of the grand march.
Out IL consideration for those who
canc late, the programme "ere dis
crrled after supper. Ihs astonishing
celebrity with which the ladies had pat
dom their names for the various d noes
left very little chancc for the new
comers. Hlis> Jessie Steele. IA II 20.
DIR, ctDr, deserves much credit for the
manner in whi;h she performed tie
difficult tack appointed her.
The ladies toilets. ia most cases.
were n marvel Of simplicity md s,,lr.
while the gentlemen loDLcl their utmoa;
in swell snitS adorned with meek mah-
ner', shy looks. and ia fact al OTuu-
mcn,s which become g"nil,meu at Ii
Leap Ienr B IL.
Following are the names Of those
present.:
Alex Musscr, Mis- VI. Wiscman;
II. L. Hnmill, Nrs Geo. Meigs;
J. l.. ~lIoneyu.nU, Mrs. J. l.. lIDneymnu:
DR.. II. j.. Kc.lcr, Mrs. II. Is. Keller;
Louis Bradley, Miss Elf. Tructt;
, a. l.. Nelson. Miss 4. Shechnn:
II. i. P%ettijrhn. Miss 81 Grnefy
Vim lIcndcTshut. Mrs. WI Hank:
Geo. IL. Meigs. Mr,. Il. T.. IInmilI:
II. II. CUryrll, Mr.. Warren Angel:
A.. L.. Bell, Miss Mary Port;
T.. Mcclellan. Miss Kat" lIomcymam
Jerry Shrehau, Miss LJu C%mignrud;
Mell Smith, Mrs. T.. =. Iinrdesty;
Geo. Schmidt, Mrs. Geo. Schmidt
A. Pcngclly, Mrs. A Peugrlly
j. Cnngcr, Miss Kate llnrucy
u. Port, Mrs. j. Weeks;
Wm Dudley Jr.. Mrs. II. l.. Whismnu;
Wm II CLEMSON, Miss II. If. Steele;
}. Cummings, Miss Jessie Steele;
MIR. Roland, Hiss Josie Cullen;
j.. Is. Fitch, Mos. Gray
Phil Harvey. Mrs. llnrnty;
Mr.. Borne, Mrs. Borne;
Peter Holm. Airs. J.. HOLM;
Mr.. Hall. Mrs. Hail;
lhOs Kane. Mrs. j. Kane;
Frank il%cnthiDnn. Miss Etlr Stcrlrt
ID. McAtrr. Hiss Nci,ir Steele.
Among those present were Geo. Wmm,
a. L. Ralph, Dave Casper and others
whose names ] cannut recall at present.
The ball was o grand succcss both sU.
emily aud iunucinlIy. null the gentle.
incn passed the following resolution
unanimously:
Resolved: That 1t takes the ladies' to
give u bal.
ONO.
Importing Engineer.
' The ChicLJo, Burlington and Quincy
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THE CITY.
wind nud Hnin. Bn Ia win unr-
tenders IN Trouble. Per-
sosni Notes.

t'AS ~FRASCfsco. March /, 1888
II "com-th In ia y lion, aud g"cth out
~ n lamb" counts for anything. the
frat Spring month Of 1888 will verify
tne ndage 80 far ns this city Is con.
ctrncd. The past two days have b,eu
dry aud windy windy just expresses
u. the streets were dry and dusty anl
the pedestrian hss iieeu treated 10 I'M
plci,aut little uhirlwinds that would
gather up dust aud debris into n mnps
aud ning II sgnarcIy into ones face, ia
n worse manner than doo4 M old finder
box threshing machine Of Lnmoillo Val
ley. IL commenced 10 rain about mid
light aud has continued up 10 this
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10. GARVllLE.
JRklES C.. Mccoy.

Rnngcliuntinglon and Mound Val
Ioys. rostoHicc address, Lee. EIko
County, Nevada.
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Cured BY Using

two bottles OF Ayers Cherry PectoraI.
l am now in perfect health, and able to
resume business, after having been pro-
nUunCcd inCurablc with COnsuTnptiOn.-
5. +. Henderson, Saulsburgh, Penn.
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oroUs. In case Of n sudden cold | aiways
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which relieved Inc at once. I continued
TO take this medicine, and was cured.
Ernest Cotton, ~LOgansport, Ind. It
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