A Deer Hunt and What Came of It
A party of four including Jim Allen and the narrator hunted in Idaho in 1888 after a deer-killing ban expired. They camped by the South Boise river near Rocky Bar, with a boiling spring at their camp. They killed three deer the first day and prepared meat, selling some locally, while two larger hides remained unsold as heat threatened spoilage.
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Lady uses Black-Draught to ease nervous indigestion in Biloxi
Mrs. Alonzo Ford of Biloxi describes year long suffering from nervous indigestion with constipation and liver trouble. After trying Thedford’s Black-Draught she reports relief, fewer nightly laxatives needed, improved color and appetite. She endorses the remedy for family use and notes it helped her mother as well.
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