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power, as the one now in use proves mad
quate to the demands made upon It.

power, as the one now in use proves mad. :
quate to the demands made upon It.
OTHER LoDEs.
The Hope continues on the even tenor
of its way, and results are 70 satisfactory
that the Superintendent, Mr.. Clark, now
that he has everything in "ship-shspe,"
thinks be can we'll afford q vacation, and
accordingly is ucw on his way east.
Other leads in the vicinity are looking
up,and our people are making preparations
to commence operations on most all of
lhem as soon as the weather permits, in
hopes that one end of the big mining
boom, now - active in The States, may
reach up into Montana.
Philirsbu,g End vicinity has had its
full share of adversely, arising from the
mismanagement of mining enterprises, but
tho black clouds seem to be breakiog and
already the light of dax ming prosperity can
be seen reflected on the faces of her citi-
zens, most of whom have never lost faith,
be the prospect ever SO dark, and to-day
are beginning 10 rea' 20 that it pays to
stick.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Society, both here apd in Has mark, has
been steadily impr,vipg and the numb,r
of social gatherings, dances, etc., which
have been perpetsated during the past sea-
son demonstrate that The b Us are bound
to have fen II they never have cent As
il Il ks now, most OF them Gao have both.
Hasmark is petitioning for postofice.
The Algonquin is shipping from 1000 to
1900 ounces per day.
Mr.. Michael Caplics, late of Leaven-
worth, KS, brother of Mr.. John Caplice.
of Philipsburg ha: arrive aud purposes
settliu & in the latter place. MONITOR.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had plced in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure Of consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections: also, positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all nervous Com.
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers In thousands OF cases. has
felt IT his duty 10 make 1t known To bis
suffering fellows. Actuated Nv this motive
and q desire to relieve human suffering,
send free Of charge to all who desire II
this recipe, in German, English or French,
with fnlldirections for preparing and using,
Sent by mail BY addressing with stamp,
naming this paper.
w. w. SHKRAR,
$40 Powers Block, Rochester, N Y.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Olin had auother parAlytic stroke o
few days ago.
Mr.. V. B. McQuestion who was danger
ously i'll for soma weeks, is so far conva-
descent as to be out doors again. Everybody
Is glad.
MIR. Marcellus Strickland, son of Mr.. Otis
st,i,klanG, al i've from San Francisco this
week. Mr. 8. is now at the McBurnsy
House and 's stu low
There has not been vacant dwelling
house in Deer Ii dgs ioc several months,
and quite a number of persons desiring
buildings are unable to obtain them.
Miss Carson, teacher at Twin Bridges,
Madison county, end Miss Jones. ,a'her
in Eliott's District, spent few days with
friends in Deer Lodge after the Institute.
Ma,soal A. c. Botkin has SO far re" 'ver-
ed as to receive permission fiom his physi-
clan to 20 to Milwaukee a few weeks when
it is thought be can return to Montana,
cured.
Mr.. Farnsworth removed this week, to
Col. Sharp's house. Mr.. W. W. Chapman
will next week remove his family here
from Butte and occupy the house vacated
by Mr.. Farnsworth.
W. A. Clark, Esq. left Paris for New
York last Saturday. Mrs. G. and children
remain in Paris. We are informed Mr..
Clark contemplates building a residence in
Deer Lodge this year if desirable location
can be had. ~
Mr.. J. d. Eastman, the expert pharma-
cist for the past year in the employ of
Stanley & Co., left last Sunday for his
home at Tunkhannock, Pa, expecting to
return in about six weeks. They will re-
ceive hearty welcome.
Mr.. John Griffin, who died Monday in
the Hospital, was " II known lanchmao
near Pioneer He came TO the Hospital
some time ago believing bis lungs were af.
fected, but we are informed the physician
found that was an error. His trouble ap-
pears to have be IN non- assimilaticn of food,
and the ause of his death would be ciassed
under gen la' detilny.
Mr.. James O'Donnell, who went to the
Arkansas Hot Springs last fall in very bad
health, writes that he has fair prospect OF
recovery. His physician there sustains the
opinion of DIR. Mitchell, that his system
was poisoned by long continued use Of
canned goods, many OF which are acidu'
lated and doubtless when standing toe
long free deleterious substances from the
can.
John Mantle, who drove from here to
Helena last Summer and held the reins dur.
ing the accident ia which MIR. Kennon was
! injured, died recently in Salt Lake City
John was one of the oldest and best drivers
in the couutry and ba I his share of expert
ences from Arizona north. He drove on
the Crawfold s. Black line between Butte
and Helena last fall, and subsequently
struck It rich on the Mantle" lode in
Cataiact District.
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3 A r GA | N !
E. L. Bonner b Co.
Deer Lodge.
The Gam Puzzle.

Probably no puzzle Invented has ever 30
worried the American pee pie as what is
known as the Gem, or 10. IA, Is, puzzle.
Inasmuch as considerable time that might
be otherwise proftably employed Is wasted
In attempting the impossible, as much pro-
family is wasted that might be better direct
ed, and az the working season is approach
ing when it is desirable to break no the
seances of idleness, we submit the follow
ing, showing what combinations can and
what can not be worked out. The follow
Is from the later OceaH:
The puzzle consists Of nfteen blocks of wood set in
small box Just large enough to hold sixteen blocks.
The bio sSs may he three-fourths of inch square,
and half an inch deep. When the fifteen blocks are
In there IL one vacant space remaining The blocks
are each given number, from one 10 fifteen inclu-
siye and put into the box at random The puzzle
consists In getting them In consecutive order by push
ing them ,round without lifting them from the box.
When the puzzle Ia solved the blocks will stand as
shown In the following diagram:
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Alias Summons.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial District
of the Territory Of Montana, In and for the county
Of Deer Lodge.
Emma Ford plaintiff, vs.. Charles Ford, defendant.
The people OF the Territory Of Montana send greet
inc to Charles Ford, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against You by the above named plaintiff, IN
the District Court of the Second Judicial District OF
the TERRITORY of Montana in and for the County of
deer Lodge and to the complaint filed therein
Within ten days Exclusive Of the day of service after
the service on Won of this Summons served within
this County; or IL served out OF this County, but IN
this District, within twenty days; otherwise within
forty dave or judgment by default viii be taken
against You according to the prayer Of said complaint
The said action Is brought to obtain decree OF this
court dissolvng the bonds Of matrimony now existing
h tween plaintiff and defendant and forever dfyorclng
them and for costs and other relief. The grounds
mon which this action Is based Ia the ex IRENE cruel
ty toward and the inhuman treatment OF plainth by
defendant.
And Won are hereby notified that II you fall TO APP
near and answer said complaint above required the
aid plaintiff will take default against you and apply
10 the court for the relief demanded In the pray Oh
plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand and .he Seal Of the District
Court OF the Second Judicial District OF the
Territory Of Montana, In and for the County
rsrALl of Deer Lodge, this 25th day Of March, In
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
GEo. w. IRWIN, ii. Clerk.
JouS r. FoRBfs Atty for Plaintiff. 5605t
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Imported Clydesdale Stallion.

The services of the Imported Clydesdfle Stallion,
Em perOr, will be offered to the public for the
sea on of = 80
nj nv breeding farm, near Helena. Montana, at the
low price of S25 for the season, or $40 to insure
Pc Il Eree:
Imported Emporer, lCly desdael, bred by Mr.. John
Steward Ochiltree Mil, Linlithgowshre, Scotland,
ont of his prize mare, Ndnses Nancyl, winner OF
many prizes In Scotland and dam of many prize ami
mals, was got by Lothian Tom. Emperor was got by
Vanouisber half brother To RaHtin
Robin. winner of first prize at Dumfres Highland
society Show beating the Prince of Wales the only
time he was beaten. VanQuisher got by Old
Burpamie by Old Rob Roy.
Emperor gained the frst prize AZ yearng II Lin
Iithgow the e40 prize at Branpton, Scotland, when
three years old, and the first prize at the Helena
Montana, Fair in 1879.
Emueror Is beautiful dapple bay with black legs,
wears old this spring, stands IL hands high ana
weighs e100 pounds. He was imported from Scotland
in 1875 by Hon. c j. Douglass. Oak Ridge, Canada,
ut a cost of s2,575.
Good pasturage will be furnished free and the best
o. care taken of stock left In our charge but we VIII
not be accountable tor any accidents.
Breeders are invited to call and examine the horse
eco. b. II. PoTTS.
HELENA, NJ T., March %, 1880.
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M RI iSES

MsRR- lSES
NEwMAN-EDMUNsoN-At tine residence of Mr.. J. H.
Widman, Deer Lodge Saturday, March 20, 1880.
by Taylor = len, j. r., Mr.. Nat Newman and
Miss Loretta Edmunson. all of Deer Lodge.
EvANs-CooK-At Boulder Valley, jefferson county,
March 81, at the residence Of the brides father.
by Esquire elder, Mr.. Jacob Evars and Miss Katie
M, youngest daughter of Captain II. and Mary
X. Cook.
ANpRUs-SMTH-In Helena, March ID, 1880, by Ira
Bateman, j. p, Jacob Andrus and Miss Minnie
Smith.
LENoN-LIrPNceTT-At Sun River, March s, 1880,
by Rev. C. s. Blackiston, Mr.. James II. Lemon
and Miss Sadie Lppincott
KEEFER-WHITE-At Glendale, Tuesday, March 9,
1880, by II. II. Avery j., r., Mr. Henry Keefer
aud Miss Melissa White of Salt Lake, City, Utah.
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Proof Of Will.

Tn the Probate Court in and for the county OF Deei
lodge. TERRITORY Of Montana--ln the matter Of the
estate OF Johr Grimm. deceased.
Pursuant to an order OF said Court, made Inis 1tn
IN Friday the ssd day of April A. d. 1s0at 10 O'Clock
a M 81 said day. at the Court Room OF SAID coun,al
tbeI Court House IN the town and county OF Deer
nroy,ng she win Of said John Gnfin, deceased ana
for hearing the application Of Patrick Grimm for tns
Issuance TO him Of letters testimentsry wnen ana
test the same. r.rvoco,x ra.~.
D6o4t OhnEN 6Mhnc0Ass S'e'
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The first three easily obtained. The trouble
begins when the last Is reached When the blocks
In the last row are Noe 49, ID and H. the positions
which they may assume Ii shown In the following
TABLE or COMBINATIONS:
No. l5-14-13.
No. 2 15-13-J4.
No. 3 I4-l3-l5.
No 14-l5-l3.
No. 3 13-15-1s.
No. 6 l3-14-15.
The last Is of course the solution of the other Ave.
and the player In the end s reduced the problem OF
solving dive combinations. Now. of these Ave- Nos.
and can be solved and Nos 1, 3 aud cannot be.
Any one of the last three can, no wever be changed
into either of the remaining two, and the moves by
which Nos and four are solved. and by which Nos.
/ 3 and are interchanged, are the same.
Working the puzzle with round blocks or arranging
the numbers vertically Is not considered true solu-
tiun.
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Notice to Adve. Using Agents.

GONE years business with Eastern Adver-
- Using Agents has led to the conclusion there
10 no money In it," The low rates offered, the
clubbing correspondence, the commissions de-
Quoted the requirement OF copies of he paper
to Agent and Advertiser and disailowance on &C
count OF position induce us to respectfully de-
cline any further advertising through "Adyertis-
ing Agencies er present business is concluded.
This Is published as a reply TO all Advertising
Agents. No proposals from them will hereafter
be considered o. answered.
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Notice Of Final Entry.

u 3. LAND OYYIcE.
HELENA, N. T., Msrch %. 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that Henry b. Hoffman, who
slcd Pre-e mpticn Declaratory Statement No. ss9o.
for the W X Of y. the n OF ana tae
Of range w., has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof In support Of his said Presumption
claim and secure final entry thereof that the nealng
~ sa,d nroof will be had at this office on Monday,
April 6, A. D. 1880 and that said proof will be made
bofore the Probate Judge of Deer Lodge County. N.
IT, at his Office In the town Of Deer Lodge on SAUL
dsy AnriIl "a A. d. 1880. Said claimant names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous residence
mon and cultivation OF said tract. o-wit samuel
Beaumont, James Richardson, William BAKER ano
Wiiliam Zosel all of Deer Lodge Deer Lodge County
n ' J. IL MOE, Register.
5GO5t.
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DOWN GOES Tee PRO Es.
Thi,sy Per Cent. Reductionon Clothing
Made to Order.

To keep pare with the times, have come down
Thirty Per Cent in prices OF Clothing made 70
order.
desire particularly to work down my large, hne
stock OF French. English and American cassimercs.
All work guaranteed fst-class In every respect
For reference, need refer only to the many patron
Of my house during the past two year. Call and sec
my goods--WaH street, Helena. s. LEVINE,
b0i Merchant Tailor.
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The Buriingame Treaty.

QUERY. state when the Burlin-
game Treaty between the United States
and China was made or ratified.
A. G. w.
Ansper.-There was a treaty made be-
tween the United States and China in 1858.
On July %. 1868, the supplementary art'-
Giles, known ~ the Burlingame Treaty, wsrs
signed In Washington aud we're 1t once
sent TO the Chinese government and rati'
hed.
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Notice 70 Creditors.

Estsse az John Maxwell. deceased.
Notice q hereby given BY the undersigned, admin-
,sfrsfor Of the estate If John MAXWELL deceased 20
the creditors Of and al persons having claims sgalns
voucher within months after the hrst puoncAtI0n
n thIa notice 70 the said Samuel x Larsoie Ine a.
ministrafor u sald estate IN the town and county
se0s 1880 SAMUEL X. LARABIE.
Aam'r a tAe estate u john Maxwell, dectases'
Dated March y isee.
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.ss5s-ss1sI5zga- -
DE ATHS

GRIFFIN-At st. Josephs Hospital. Deer Lodge City,
March y, Of general debility, Joha Griffin, aged
45 years.
RI.HARDs-At St. Johns Hospital, Helena, March
%, 1880, of hemorrhrage of the lungs, Edwi I'd
Richards, aged about ~ years.
ELLloTr-At Ska'kaho, March 2, 1880, David c. e.
lot, a .ed rs years.
B. SzEL-In Helena, March q. of diphtheria August,
son Of Balthazer and Eva Blnzel, aged yeaI 8
and six months
FosrER--In Glendale. March Z, Fra I, inffn. son Of
A. II. aud Mary Foster.
PosD-In Glendale March 10, Ernest, youngest child
OF II. S. and Ethela PoLd.
EDGHnI-At Salisbury,cn the 10th inst, Emma. wife
of James Edghill, aged years.
GOUTHIER-At Bannack. on the Sth inst. the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gouthier, aged years.
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Notice to Creditors.
E.,,ta Of Alfred Green. deceased.

Estate Of Alfred Green. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given BY we unac,s.asa r,srd u
~, crs;sors o. and al persons having claims saass.
The ssL deceased exhibit ~ Win a., sne
~ 49,. y. me ssid admin istrAtur a. the tumh ~
n msr Lodge. In ssId cosnty o. Deer aodse
Adm.r Of the estate Of Alfred afeah' vsat
Dated March z. 1872. IA
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w. w. CHAPMAN,
CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER,
Butte and Deer Lodge.
WI Contract for the Erection OF
Brick, Some or WOoden Build
ings of any Description.
Plans and Estlmate Furnished on
s3s-sm. Application.
Administrators Sale.

RTOTICE IL hereby gwen that the undersigned al
deceased will on Saturday the Gath day Of April iSso
At O'Clock p m. of such day, at the front door Oh
the court house, In the town OF Deer Lodge, 10 Oeer
iodee county, Montana Territory, cell at public auc
ton to the highest bidder for cash. ALL or so much OF
the following described real estate as may be nt
sary TO pay the Indebtedness Of said estate io.wt:
Ini No. twenfy-three [23l in block No. twenty-nine
I29i and lots Nos. one, III two, ri three tonr
i4l Eve, ISL six, t6l seven, eight Isl nine, W
ten [t0i and eleven, fiji all In block No fortyiour
i4aI Mi in Butte City, Deer Lodge county, Montana
territory according TO the Official plat and survey OF
the tewn of Butte now on file in the once OF tne
County Recorder of Deer Lodge county, Montana
TERRITORY, This ssle 10 made In pursuance OF an
order OF the Probate court duly made and 10 subject
to The confirmation OF the Probate cours OF Deer
Lodge county. N. T. - ,ox,vrny
Administrator Of the estate Of Edmund Kennedy de-
ceased. 10.
March 10. 1880 ba4t
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Notice to Creditors.

Fstate OF Florence Bcnty, alias Florence howard
alias lone Temple, deceased
Notice IL hereby given BY the undersigned, admin
istrstor of the estate Of said deceased, 70
the creditors and all persons having claims AGAINST
the said decesecd 10 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within moaths alter the first publication
al this notice to the ssd administrator az the CITY
Butte. county Of Deer Lodge.
Admir- Of the estate Of said deceased.
Dated March 6. 1880.
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BIRTHS

McMuRPHsY-In Butte, March 81, 1880, to NJ. and
Mrs. ii. McMurphey, a daughter.
LARGKY-In Butte, March IS, 1850, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Largely, q daughter.
EDpT-In Helena, March Is, to Mr.. aud Mrs. John
W. Eddy, a daughter.
DAwsoS-in Glendale, March 10, 1880, to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Dawson, a son.
BUFoRD-In Virginia. March 0, 1880, to Mr.. and Mrs.
s. X. Buford, son.
PAYSE-In Ruby Valley, February %, 1880. to Mr..
aud Mrs. K, w. Pay ne, son.
PoLER-In Ruby Valley. March Is, $780, to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Porer daughter
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METROPOLITAN
Rooms
JOHN GERBER

JOHN HEHEEH
Has the finest Bar Stock on the West Side and
Two VI the bcst-running Billiard Tables
In the Territory
Special I,.vitaiions to the phole communst
10 come and see me. "A
A UERBAcH, WELLS q Co., Helena, keep q
Il full line OF Blanks for Justices of the Peace.
Same prices as charged by the New North
West
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Tongue and Powder rivers. Soldiers are
In pursuit.
As an evidence Ct the prosperity of this
town We mention the fact that Reece's
dance hall has, slice the 14th OF February,
when 1t was moved to Main street, cleared
500 per night.
MEAsHER COUNTY.
Husbsrdman. 18th.
The Judith Is probably the only valley
In Montana where any considerable number
Of fat beeves can be seen.
A thousand or more acres of land will be
pre-empted and honiesteaded in the v,cini-
ty Of town within twenty days after the
snow vanishes.
Out of a flock of 2l08 sheep, which feed
around the Springs and are corralled here
every night, only three head have been lost
during the entire winter. This is the most
unprecedented success We have ever yet
heard of and speaks well for thei" their
management.
LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining uncaled for the Postoffee at
Deer Lodge, M. T, March Is, 1880. Parties
calling for .hese letters will please say adver-
tised.h
Barb A. F. Bonner M.
Bruner M. Conant s. M.
Douglass c. r. Endsley M. w.
Gnathead Robt. Harrcndrup p. L.
Johnson d. A. Joyce Ed.
Lesley Minnie. Manner George.
Miles II. s. MCGUIRE Frank.
Mcdonald Duncan. Nut Mary o.
Phillips VIM. s. Russell Jas. H.
Sheriff. M. F. Sheriff.
Tross Jos. watts Sadie.
E.S. STACKPOLE, Postmaster.
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, !

HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
ADJUTAsT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, June 4, 1879.
To the Commanding General, Department
of Dakota, through Headquarters Dioision
of The Missourf:
STR-Rerefring TO your endorsement OF
the 2ist ultimo, upon communication Of
the commanding oficsr, Fort Missoula,
asking definite information as TO jurisdic-
ton OF the military over "peaceable In
dams, "non-treaty," and those OF the res
ervation, | have the honor to invite your
attention TO the following views OF the
General of the Army endorsed thereon,
which are concuired In by the Secretary of
Wa:
The circular of December 90. 1878, is
addressed to Iodian agents, and is not
obligatory on commanding officers OF posts
like Missoula suc;' passes, however,
where given should be respected"
The F.athead Indians In the Bitter Root
valley are domestcated Indians, and should
be allowed 20 come and 60 as free as citi-
zens subject to the laws Of Montana.
Troops should act to protect troops az
against whites only when the local civil
authorities are unable 60 keep The peace.
When the civil power Ia sufficient, the mil
itary should abstain from any action.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
(Sigued) f. ID. TOWNSEND.
AdjutanI-G General.
HEADQUARTERS,
Fort MIssouLA, Nj. T., Feb. ID, 1880.
Official copy respectfully furnished Peter
Roman, Esq, u. s. Indian Agent, Flathead
Agency, NJ. r.
(Sgred) GEO. GIBsoH,
Lieut.-Col Sd Infantry,
Commanding Post.
Respectfully yours,
PETER ROMAN, Agent.
locke AGENCY, Nj. T., March 90, 1880,
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FOUND AT LAST!
/" Dobyns' Sure Cure J"
For Catarrn,
Neuralgia
And Nervous
Headache.

" DosYKs' SURE CURE" IL In the form OF snnh ana
isp ut up In large size impervious wooden boxes ~
is used as snuff and lie always ready and convenient
for USE without any extra trouble or additional ex-
pense whatever. IL contains no cholorofofm ether,
ammonia blood rect, copperas, bismnth, caomel or
NOR hine and children hve years Of age can use u
with perfect safety Its wonderful aud beneficial ef
fccts quickly follow the arst application, and being
composed OF simple chemicals, guarantee y to he
perfectly simple and harmless. One box VIII ast
about one month. ard has frequently been sufficient
TO effect cure; but Il cases OF long standing. may
require from three to boxes. IL Immediately de-
stroys the catarrhal STENCIL and gives TO the
breath Its original purity and sweetness.
Cure Guaranteed.
II our SURE CURE be regularly and persistently
used as directed by label each box. we guarantee
relief In every case and absolute cnro In all eases
where the patient Is free from constitutional ament
o. complications resulting from scrofuions or sypbh
istic affections. Where ruch ailments or complca-
tons exist we have alternative which, when taken
In connection with "SupE CURE :" we guarantee TO
cure. Thos. H. Irvine, ar.
Butte, Sole Agent for Montana
For Sale BY STANLEY a Co, Dec. Lodge. o4s.