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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
COURT DATES.

Be it enacted by the legislative
assembly of the territory Of New
Mexico:
Sec. ]. The terms of the district
court hereafter to be held in the cOun-
ties of Santa Fe, San Juan. Rio Ar
riba and Taos, shall be held in said
counties beginning at the times here
matter fixed and continuing until ad-
iourned by the order of the court, to-
wit;
In the county of San Juan. on the
Cd Mondays in April and October
In the county of Rio Arriba, on the
first Mondays in May and November.
In the county of Taos, on the third
Mondays in May and November,
LII the county of Santa Fe, on the
second Mondays in June and 'Decem-
Der.
Sec. 2. The spring 1893 term in the
county of Lincoln shall be held begin
ming ON the second Monday in April in
stead of the second Monday In March,
as now fixed.
In the county of Chavez, beginning
on the fourth Monday in March instead
of the thlId Monday in February.
In the county Of Eddy, beginning on
the second Monday iu March instead of
the first Monday in February.
In the county of Dona Ana, begin
nlng on the first Monday in March In
stead of the first Monday in February.
In the county of Sierra, beginning on
the fourth Monday of March instead
of the third Moudayin March.
In the county of Grant, beginning on
the third Monday in April instead of
the second Monday in April.
Sec. 8. After the spring 1893 term,
all terms of court for the counties OF
Lincoln, Chavez, Eddy, Dona and
Grant. shall remain as fixed by the law
of 1891.
In the county of Colfax, on the 4th
Monday in March and the I'd Monday
in October.
In the county Of San Miguel, on the
second Monday IN April and Novem-
Der.
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A Nation Of knights.

TIE old remark that the Americans
are nation of colonels has lost much
of its force, but few realize that we'ara
rapidly becoming a nation of knights,
Even now you couldn't throw stone
without hitting Knight of Labor, or a,
knight of Pythias, or Knight Of
Honor, or Knight of the Golden
Eagle, or a Knight Templar, or
Knight OF the Silver Horn, OF a
dozen or so other varieties Of knights
Now will some plain man arise and tell
rs why this craze for knighthood iSSso
prevalent in a country where every man
is sovereign, and therefore vastly
higher in rank than knight. 5
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
CornwaIrs Uranium Mine.

The discovery of a lode of uraniurn at
the Union mines, Cornwall was am
nounced several months ago. This iA'
believed to be the only known. lode on
that metal in The world, as it had pf6s 4
viously been found only in iscl9ted
pockets and patches. Since the diae0y-
cry was made. steps have beentake en- 10 \
develop the lode and to work theniIlf
Experimental works for procuring thh
metal from the ore were fitted uplHsN
London, and there the ore has besh aiAlls
mitted to treatment in orderst0 deter
mine the best and most ecopolnicat
method of extraction. The mtkktt
price of the metal is about fn3hoIlsand
dollars per ton. 1t is PROPOSED to.sab-
stitute it for gold in electro-platingfands
tits also expected to prove seEy usef'l,
in electric lighting.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08

Opening to the ranchman oyer a million
acres of fertile land. to the stockgrower
vast ranges yet uuolaj med, and to the
mine regions rich in the
precious metals.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
OFFICIAL REGISTER.
Sierra County Officers.

Nicholas Gales, Councilman for the coun'
ties of Sierra anC Socorro.
WE. Martin and Jose Armijo y Vigil re-
presentatives for the counties OF socorro
and Sierra,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
WORK FOR US

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The Denver&Rio Grade EXPRESS
operated in connection with the railway
and guarantees prompt and efficient
service at reaspnable rates.
DODGE, f. O. MINIS,
Genl Manager Gen1 Pass Agt.
Denver. Colorado.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
Court Of Private Land Claims.

Joseph r. Reed, of Iowa, Chief Justice.
Associate Justices: Wilbur #. Stone, OF
Colorado.
Thomas @. @. Faller, of North Carolina.
William M, Murray, of Tennessee.
Henry O. sluss. OF Kansas.
Matthew G. Reynolds, of Missoari, U. $
Attorney
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HOUSE PROGRAMME.
Tho Weeks Dusino1 ms Arranged for tho
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,

House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 2O.-This
promises 10 DO busy aud important
week In tho house. Tho programme ar.
ranged by tho committee on rulos DO.
forc tho departure Of Speaker Crisp for
Ashovillc, n. O., last night (whero no
expects to remain n week or morc,)
con tcmplatcS tho consideration Of tho
public building bill on tho calendar TO
be followed by tho Indian appropria.
ton bill, now undor consideration, tho
sundry civil aud tho agricultural appro.
priation bills.
Tho committee on rulcs, with much
urging. decided to bring cloture rule
10 secure vote on tho bill for n now
public building at Chicago TO cost ST..
100000. Two hours will DO given to.
morrow for tho consideration OF tho
measure. nfter which the vote will DO
tnkon. Tho Improvements for the New
York public building aro provided for
In tho sundry civil bill. Tho other
public building bills, six in number, arc
rs follows: Newport, KY. 100000;
Cumberland. Md, S75, 900; South Oma.
ha, Mob, 100000; Paterson, N. j.,
S250.0O0; Brookline, Mass., $4,000, and
Pottavillo, Pa, 100000.
Tho programme as arranged for tho
week may DO subject to change in case
Mr.. Springer, chairman OF the commit.
tee on banking and currency decides
before the ond OF tho week TO bring for.
ward his now measure. lilo has boon In
constant consultation with Secretary
Carlisle for tho pnst weok and Is very
sanguino that concessions can DO mado
to tho silver men. which will induce
them to withdraw their opposition.
On yesterday no expressed tho opinion
thatho would bring forward the modified
bill! this week and that 1t would pass.
This opinion, however, is not generally
shared by tho Democratic leaders OF tho
house. most OF whom do not hesitate to
say that they believe oil hope Of cur
rency legislation at this session is dead.
II is possible that tho rosol ution for
the impeachment OF Judge Kicks may
be before the house before the end Of
tho week, but tho fact that tho commit
too on judiciary decided Friday TO ro-
open the case is interpreted to mean
delay which will render any attempt to
push tho case against him at this scs-
sion abortive.
Next Saturday, by special order.
will be set aside for eulogies on the late
Senator Alfred II. ColQuitt, OF Georgia.
1t is not improbable that Mr.. Boutelle
will attempt to secure consideration OF
his Hawaiian resolution. and thus
debate on this subject prccipitatod in
some form.
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"Shore Acres" Coming,

OF James A. Hearne's "Shoro Acres"
to DO seen at the Opera House next
Friday evening. tho Boston Transcript
says: ashore Acres Is drama worthy
the suggestion Of its namo; and that is
high praise. For Shore Acro,' is n
phrase which brings to the Imagination
tho homely simplicities OF tho farm.
land. and tho keen anvor, tho wild cour.
age, Of tho sea And tho play hns both
af these; and Is raised thereby not only
to, bu! above tho Lowell OF tho boat stage
pictures OF Now England lifo our goncr.
alton has soon. 1t will rank with the
conspicuous not alono OF tho season, but
OF tho dramatic generation"
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INCOME TAN QUESTION
VIII Have tho Right OF Way In the Senate
This Week.


WASHINGTON, D., c.. Jan. 20.-The
prospect in the senate this week is for
moro talk than accomplishment. When
tho senate adjourned yesterday the
senate's attitude toward Hawaii. the
proposed recession from the senate
amendments to tho income tax appro-
priation and the Nicaragua bill all &C.
cupied in tho different ways. technically
considered, the position OF unfinished
business.
The income tax question will have
the right OF way by virtue OF its being
a part OF an appropriation bill. The
Hawaiian question will in all probable
ity be considered in tho morning hour
Monday morning, II not crowded out
by tho debate on tho income tax.
There nre known to DO several sena-
tors, most, II not ell, OF them on tho
Republican side. anxious to express
their views on the Hawaiian problem,
and judging from their private express
ions, the remarks to be made will in
some instances be very pointed. Sena-
tor Hill is also expected to stand out for
his income tax amendment Tho Mic
araguan question still holds its place at
tho head OF tho calendar for considera-
ton daily after two o'clock. Senator
Morgan said to-day that hc Was still
hopeful OF securing vote on this bill
before the close OF the week, but il there
should be many interruptions he may
again BIZ disappointed. Senator Turpie
has the floor for roply 10 Senator Nor
gan. and is expected to make one OF his
characteristic speeches. There will
also DO addresses on this subject before
the vote is finally taken.
Senator Cockrell expects TO ask TO
have tho Notifications appropriation bill
trken up as soon as tho urgent de-
ficiency bill ia out OF tho way, and
thinks there will DO no difficulty in got
ting it through during the week. Tho
friends OF the bankruptcy and terrific
rial admission bills are growing anx-
ious concerning the fate oil these meas
urcs. and are beginning to be npprc-
hcnRivo that time may not be left for
their consideration il tho Nicaragua
bill bc not soon disposed OF.
Tho present prospect is against n
revival OF tho financial and icurrency
question in tho senate during tho week,
but much will depend npon the action
Of the committee on finance at its meet
ing Tuesday, and also upon tho attitude
OF the house OF representatives.
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ABOUT People.
Strangers In tho CITY aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In tho city aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
j. p. Bradley, OF Now Cumberland,
registered nj the Bchlor.
Tho O'Ncill Monte Cr;sto" company
arrived in town last night.
". r. Johnston, OF Parkorsburg, was
here yesterday, n guest OF tho Stamm.
Lee Baer, OF Baer's clothing cslnb-
lishment, left for tho east yesterday on
busineas trip.
Mr.. J. A. GartIan, OF Warrington,
and Mr.. L. L. Pisrco, OF Grafton, woro
guests at tho Mcclure.
W. A. Ilardison, OF Sistorsville, and
Harry s. Reich, of Now Martinsvillo,
autographed nj tho Windsor.
Mr.. ]. W. Stiic, OF tho Island, was
called to Washington, Pa, Saturday, on
account Of tho ackncss OF his mother ut
that plaae.
Tho funeral OF tho lnto Conrad
schambra took place from yesterday af.
ternoon, and was largely attended. ROY.
William Wcrdcr nllica,od.
+. Phillips and vile, Of South Gimp.
line street, celebrated tho Gily-ninth
anniversary OF their marriage Friday
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LOCAL BisEvIrIES.
Matters of sllnor Momsnt In aud About
tho City.

olhttors or ailnUr MVmsnt In aud About
til, City.
THREE days moro, and thon-tho iudg.
mont.
orERA HOUSE, this ovcning-"Montc
Cristo."
PRESIDENT GARLAND, Of tho A. A. OF !.
4 $, W.. will organize lodge NJ Cam.
bridge to-day.
In tho circuit court Saturday Paul W.
Buechter, a native OF Switzerland, was
admitted to citizenship.
The morning accommodation from
tho west on tho Baltimore & Ohio was
two houra late yesterday.
A STORY is told that gang OF strang.
ors have recently boon circulating bogus
- bills In tho city. They aro said 10 DO
very good limitations.
ANOTHER sum OF $3.50 has been loft Mt
this Office to bet In amounts OF from $50
up to the full $3.50 that Bennett will boat
McNichol for chief Of police.
A MEETING OF the council committee
on markets Is called for this evening,
and the last meeting OF tho present
council will DO held tomorrow evening.
ALL the incoming councilmcn should
be pledged to vote for an ordinance i'm.
posing n fine on anybody who sings
that Midway song, "oh, what Il funny
feeling"
SATURDAY marriage license was
issued to Samuel Mozingo, a native OF
Ohio county, aged twenty-five, and
Eliza Ruthers. q native OF Ohio county,
aged fourteen.
THE Sixth ward Republicans will
hold meeting at their club room, No.
1924 Chaplino street. this evening.
Every Republican in the ward is invited
to be present
COMMENCING to-day new fast freight
service will so into effect on the Wheel
ing * Lake Erie railroad. Freight re-
ceived up to p. m. will be in Cleveland
the next morning.
II. Rolf, who is an independent
candidate Tor wharfmastcr, has his
card about town, written with
lead pencil. His friends say he has
great boom in the Sixth ward.
The National Safe. and Lock Com.
pany, OF Cleveland. have sold to. Roemer
& Reynolds, the insurance agents, ono
OF their handsome fire-proof satos,
weighing over three tons. 1t is daisy.
The only mills in operation in tho
Etna mill last week were Nos. and .
and the s.inch. Tho new par. of the
Standard mado four days. Engine No.
! is being repaired. The S aud 9.inch
mills go on to-day.
IL Squire Gillespy's court Saturday 7.
c. McGraw and G. W. Clueg were
charged with drunkenness, aud were
fined 81 and costs. Both went to Jail in
default OF payment. The lunacy charge
against James Lavelle was dismissed.
LAST evenings rehearsal OF the Opera
House orchestra at the Arion hall WAS
we'll attended, and the very fine pro-
gramme was especially well rendered.
An innovation was the piano solo by
Alfred Spell, which won the greatest
applause.
ROLF & ZANE sold for Mrs. Henrietta
Spsyer TO William NJ. Marsh No. o.
Thirteenth street, for $500: for II. Z.
Ogden, No. 100 Fourteenth street to
Thomas Carr, for $1,000; for Arabella
Stanley, No. l2l Sixteenth street To S.
L. Haue. for 5000; to Mrs. Laura
Shepherd, lot at Park View, for $3.50.
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REAL ESTATE,
TO LEr.

Modern t0r.rOomod house, with ., pe,,,
ground. ht TlltonvlIlo. six miles north nf . "
tins Forty. OH lines OF G. 4 1, md WbrfIb',d,
Lake EflU railroads Many trains rIal' ',SA
every day. Delightful location. wy
EightrOOned dwelling lOl FUuftryn,h ,t,..,
eovcn.r0omcd dwelling, ~ Twelfth Sired WI,
F0llrtOomed dwelling. iGJ YORK ,ifrrt
EightroomCd dwelling on nUlaf In, d. t.
minutes ride from the city.
Soyon.rOOmCd dwelling, modern ca vrI,.,
SeyenrOomOd dwelling. modern, sou,, fr,%T:
street. ''"'
scyen'rooncd dwelling, modern, L., Io,..
tOonth street. VIZ
.Eleycnroomcd dwelling, best location ,gr,
city Tor an ". d. 80 ~
slx.roomcd dwelling. 9GU Markc, stree.
Fiyor0Onicd dwelling, 3iis E0GI stfrrr
Five roOrncd dwelling, 2jli Wood stfr,
F0utrooincd dwelling. 40 Mafkrtsiiro.
.ThrcerOomGd dwelling (now empty la,v,,
glna street. '"
fiveroonlcd dwelling, North Wabash Allan,
(Now .ompty.) '''
Modern flat. 1878 Chapllno street.
fOlr.roomed dwelling. llBi IIlgh street
SixrOomed dwelling. South Elm street
Store room aud dwelling, 2Gls ChHpllno st-,,,
Store room aud dwelling. 1907 Main s,fr,,
All good rGutablo property.
Como carly II you want choice.
MONEY 70 LOAN,
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1T WAS ALL A MISTAKE.
How Funeral Director Got Into II
Water Last Week.

How Funeral Director Got Into Hot
Water Last Week.
Last week. the young man who occu.
pies the position Of funeral director for
a local undertaking establishment, was
called up by telephone at tho hotel,
where he resides, Mt o'clock a. IN. Hur.
riedly dressing. he answered and found
his employer was Mt the other end OF
the line, who informed him that tho
wife OF q man whose name is not
kehrens, but something like it, had
died, and that he was wanted immodi.
ately TO prepare the body for burial
The young man went down town and
knocked at tho residence OF the sup
posed dead woman. After about half an
hours knocking at the three or four
doors he heard feminine voice inside,
that inquired what he wanted.
Pm from So aud So. the undertake
ers. to prepare the body OF Mrs. kehr-
ems" was the reply OF tho young man.
\ startled and frightened reply
was heard, and then the voice managed
to say:
why, she's not dead; I am Mrs.
kchrens."
This almost took the young man oil
his feet, but he he managed to say:
"Well, madam, allow mo to congratu.
late you" and departed, feeling very un.
comfortable, to say tho least.
The next day it developed that it was
Mrs. Kerrands who had died, and not
Mrs. Kchrens. The similarity OF tho
name, caused the very peculiar mistake.
But this was not ALL The clerk ut tho
hotel was friond Of tho supposed dead
woman's husband md Immediately
mailed letter OF coincidence, which, Of
courao, was past the understanding of
the gentleman when he received it.
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PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Jan. 20.-Word
comes from up tho river that raftsmen
who worked during tho recent terrible
cold spell to catch logs in tho Guyan
dotte and Mud rivers woro 80 badly
frozen that many OF thom will loso an
car ORR hand. Some jumped into the
water to got warm. as oven tho icy water
was warmer than tho air. and by 30 do.
ing made matters worso. Whom thoy
came out thor clothes instantly froze
etiII,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
vI,RUsTEE'S SALE.

lIy virtue OF doCd Of trust mado By John W.
Morris mud Annie l. Morris, his wife. both OF tho
city OF Wheeling. 10 tho county OF Ohio. IN tho
Stuto Of West Virginia, 10 mo n, trustee dated
February 20, 1880. md recorded IN the olllco Of
tho Clerk OF tho County court Of Ohio county.
West Virginia. IN Decd OF Trust Book No. -.
pngo GJ7, Will sell At public auction at the north
front door Of tho Court House OF said county, on
THURSDAY, rlIE ?irn DAY or JANUARY. 1875,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. ~. tho following
described real estate, situated Ia said city. IN tho
county md state aforesaid. TINT IL TO sny! Tho
north half OF lot numbered lvo ~ IN tho tenth
square OF Snld city, situated on tue west side OF
Chapllnc street. between Eleventh nnd Twelfth
streets. Them Is erected on this property n nno
brick residence. In rs good nCighbUrhoOd ns
my In tho city aud all OF tho surroundings OF
tho best character.
TERMS Oy sALE-0no third Of tho purchase
money, and Gs much mora rs the purchaser shall
elect TO pay, cash IN hand. Onc.half Of tho TO
inaIhlng purchase money, with Interest from tho
day sale, In one year thereafter, and tho resi-
duo thereof, with interest. IN two years from tho
day OF sale. the purchaser giving his promis0ry
notes for tho deferred inStnlmCnS oil the pur'
chaso money, secured by deed Of trust on tho
property. GRO. H. CALDWELL, Trustee.
". II. HALLKH Auctoncor deli
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SMITH & DICKINSON.
1920 MARKET STREET
FOR SALE

House rooms. 18th street. cheap On "a,
terms, 5000.
did order. $1,000 '''"
House. rooms; lnrgo stable and q lo,, "a.
ninSular addition 70 East Wheeling. VIII 49,
part or all cheap. -
House. . rooms, 10. oJxiOp feet, Lind ,,,o,
Bclyedcre, very easy terms. $50 -
House. z rooms brick. Main ST.. 9Th ward. g "A
House. rooms, brick. Jacob street. ith W..i
House, rooms and hall. Park Wow, 10: bis
l75 feet, easy terms. si,71
House. rooms. 9th a.. lot 2jKiO1 stcot 81 IN
Double house, 10 rooms, indiana street. hlaL
easy terms. $500
House. rooms, South Huron street I,!asI
with large lot $500
House, rooms and hnll. Market strcc. b..
tween eth mud Sth streets. easy terms, s27JI
House. rooms. corner lot, 9th street, cai,
terms. 81, 100.
Double house. s rooms. Coal street, IS. varl
$1,000
House. 8 rooms. McCOloch street. Eas: whcar
Ing sl,700.
House. ! rooms and hall. with largo lot. Ii.a
street. 5000
House. 3roons. Charles street. oasy forms s.a
House. 5 rooms. baltimore street, East Whr..
Ing. easy terms sl0jQ
House. I rooms. 18th street, easy terms. SD
Splendid lot for dwelling houSe. Eof Strss.
9th ward sl.6jl
House. 5rooms. brick. 18th street. cheap. s!in
House, 10 rooms. brick, with large lot D.a
street, cheap.
House, rooms. Jacob street. 9Th ward, e.,,
terms, $3.50.
House. S rooms, Wood street 9th ward, sIiu
House. 6 rooms, 9Th street $1,000
House. rooms, Wood street. 5th ward 81 ~
Fine finished house, 5 rooms and hall Par:
View, lot looxif5 feet For short time oaly,
$3.50.
Splendid honsc. rooms and hall Lind s:rss:,
Bclyedetc. $3.50
House. rooms, brick. Market street Cents,
Wheeling. cheap, sl.o)o
Lots on Lind street, Belvcdere. $50 and sI;J
each.
THREE lots In Park View. cheap
business property on Market street at modes
ate price.
$40 500 $500. $500. 5000 aud S, 500 to loan o,
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LEGAL NOTICES,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Theodore MIllcr's admInIItrator !

Theodore Mlllcr's Administrator
vs. FIN Chlnccry.
william Miller ani others
by virtue OF an order entered IN the above on.
titled cause by the Circuit Court OF ohio County,
West Virginia. OH tho 18th day OF January. 1895,
Il Is referred 10 the undersigned commissioner
TO ascertain aud report:
fIrst-What liens, II any. there are on the real
estate described In the bill belonging 10 the
estate OF ThefOdorc Miller. deceased.
SccOnd-What debts there are against the tald
Theodore Miller's estate
Third-whAt personal property there Is DO.
longing 10 said estate and subject 10 the pay.
Mcnt OF the debts.
Fourth-What liens. II any. there arc against
tho Interests OF any OF tho heirs Of said Theodore
Miller In the said real estate.
fiith-Any other matter required and deemed
pertinent.
Notice Is hereby given thin. tho undersigned
has fixed on Tuesday, February &c, 1896. at n.
m. as the time. md his Office No. 1917 ChAplIne
street. Wheeling. W. Va, aS tho place at which
he will proceed TO ascertain tho several matters
In said order OF reference required
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Jan.
unfy, 1896. GEO. l. BOYD,
". J. v. CowDES. Commissioner.
Attorney, ialt.N
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evening. All Of their children woro
present, aud tho reunion was q very
happy ono.
Capt u. B. Dovenor has returned
from Charleston, whore no spent several
days. lilo leaves OH businesa trip
down tho rivcr this morning.
Hon. ben I. Martin, whose death IL
announced In another part OF this
mornings paper, was q cousin OF Mira.
S. G. W. Morrison. Of Martins Ferry.
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Tho kidneys become sore nud ceaso to net prop.
crly. Relieve their distress aud set thom In Wig.
orouS motion with IIos,ettcrs Stomach Ilttcrs.
and all will DO well. Otherwise, npprchond
I,rlghts disease. diabetes or ulbumlnurIa. NIL
dangerous mnlRdICs Malaria, dyspepsia, con.
MlphtlOn, blllOiisncss and nervousness MI Yield
TO this bcnIgnunt and Agreeable medicinal aIont,
which promotes appetite and gain IN vIgor
lud flesh.