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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-16
Altering and Building.

The store belonging to R. K~leinschmidt
on Main street between Broadway and
Park and occupied by P. ]. Brophy & Co.,
~grocers. has long been q landmark in the
block. The spirit of progress however has
marked it for its own, and the owner has
instructed Mr.. Chevigny, the architect, to
draw plans for a modern front to replace
the present ore. 1t is possible hat an
other story will be added later, but bids
are now being received for the first story.
The plans OF the Bennett stores on Park
and Arizona and in South Butte have been
completed and the architect has made two
Substantial and handsome structures, par
tieularly that on Park and Arizona. 1t
will be q ~three-story affair with a solid
stooe basement pressed brick front. The
work is now open to bidding by contractors
on both stores, the plans being at J.. s.
Chevigny's office ON East Granite street.
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|srty Of the wile Of the proprietor. and
highly valned because they vers prescott
from friends in the old country. The man
b known and il viii save him trouble II he
returns them. Proceeding to Silver Bow
be added 30 hin stock by getting away with
several spoons and q cigar cutter. Such
tricks may be fun for those Who practice
them, but they are q source Of annoyance
to the victims and should be putan endto.
even by the process Of arrest.
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ROLES SKATING
Turner Han to BE Opened Free {
Skaters One Afternoon Each Week.

ANxAcE A&A % Nc URS1e0 Erce 20
Skaters One Afternoon Each Week.
The proprietors of Turner Hall have de-
eided to revive an amusement that has
fallen considerably into decay OF late.
Since the theater moved ont OF the hall,
the partitions and platforms have all been
removed, and the haIl stands reYesl-d in
all its original length and smoothness Of
floor surface. 1t is just az fine u roller
skating hall as ever, in fact, and the pro-
prietors Of the han think it . pity that no
use should be made of it for this purpose.
They have determined to open the hall one
afternoon each week for pari0r skating,
which only respectable people viii be 81
lowed to attend free of charge. those at
tending TO furnish their own skates. The.
first opening will be next Saturday alter
noon. IL it should be desired 10 arrange
to have the hall kept open for tais purpose
at night, the proprietors win make Q charge
for 90 doing.
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C.l,s.rnl.. tAe Land of D,..o,srs...

Why viii you lie awake all night. cough.
Ing. when that most effective and agreeable
California remedy, Santa Able, will give
you immediate relief sANTAABIE isths
only guaranteed cure for consumption.
Asthma and al Bronchial Complaints.
Sold only in large bottles, ut 81. ThrseioE
$3.50. J.. {. Singer viii be pleased to sup
ply you, and guarantee relief when used as
directed. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS never
fails to relieve Catarrho or Cold in the Head.
Six months treatment, $1.O0. By mail,
k1 IN
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An Opera by Wagner Discovered.

The discovery Of q new opera BY Wagner
is announced. The title Of the composition
is Sara zine" and it has the dignity OF q
grand opera, for it 10 written in five acts.
IL it IN put on the stage the followers OF the
master will be able to appreciate q work OF
his very earliest manner. The first sketch
of it has the date of 1S41, while the com.
plete work was not achieved til 1913. The
history OF the manuscripts is soon told.
Among the papers OF the Kappelmeister OF
the cathedral at Munich the roll was dis.
covered. The musicians widow recognized
IT'S value, aud the manuscripts we're pre-
sented by her to the Wagner archives at
Bayreutb.
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AUCKLAND advices declare that the ru.
mored sinking Of an American vessel BY
a German warship. is untrue; that is
that no such report has reached Auek'
land. This latest advice tends to prove
the theory that the original story was sci
a6oat by Bismarck to test the temper Of
the American people on German aggres.
sion on American interests; or else that
Auckland advices are not as authintic az
thew should be.
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BREYIrrEs.


News frunK Every Part u the Wortd Pm
Inb0 the Smallest CsnnPasA
Cinnamon hare been warmed to lsaye Nil
veukeeL
Admiral Jarens, minister Of marine. VA
seised with apOplrxy. at Washington, Wed
nssday evening, and SOC died.
In the House of Commons, London
Wednesday,, 0Connor's bin relating to po
fi.ieai prisoners was rejected 25o to 19S.
Noyes d Fish. boot and shoe jobbers
Boston, assigned, Wednesday. Liabilities
$4,000, with nominal asseets Of $115,
900.
The Paris police searched the houses 81
60 members OF the Patriotic League Tor IN
eliminating Documents, but discovered
nothing.
The Hon. John A. Campbell. e~xiustice ol
the supreme court of the United States,
and Assistant Confederate Secretary Of the
War, died at Baltimore, Tuesday, ased
nearly SS years
The missionaries recently captured by
INSURGENTS at Zanzibar have been released
upon the payment OF 5000. In addition
to the ransom money. the Germans sur
rendered m slaves who had fallen into
thsir hands-
Virgil Jackson was hanged at Utica, n.
T. Thursday n m. for the murder OF Nor
ton Aetcalf at Alfred Center. January 70,
1888. The crime grew out Of the criminal
relations between jackson and Mrs. Net
cali.
Indianapolis II nov under two separate
police f~orcssa condition arising owing to
legislative enaetment which 10 said to be
I'LL E. III -----k -
lation 10 null in that the bills were mot
properly signed.
Southern agents are removing negroes
from the Carolinas to Arkansas, where
family il promised 40 aerss Of land, q
brick house, Q COW, and $1.50 . day for
labor. 30 many have removed that plan
tations are left without necessary help.
The election held in Barnsley division oil
Yorkshire, England, Tuesday, to gil q va
fancy i'm the House Of Commons caused by
the retirement Of Courtney Stanhope Ken.
1ey, Liberal. resulted in the return OF Lord
Compton, q Gladstonian, who received g..
83e votes against 3,7S1 for his opponent,
Bruce Wentworth, Conservative.
Capt 7. W. Dawson, editor OF the
8. c., News and Courier" and
agent for the Associated Press In Charles
Ton, was killed, Tuesday afternoon by DR..
3. b. Mellow OF that city. Mellow had
oeen too intimate with the Swiss maid in
;apt. Davson's family, and the Captain
lsited Mellow ut the latter's Office to
with him. Words and blows
oliowel, and finally Mellow shot Dawson
lead, locked the Office. vent out, and three
lcurs later surrended himself to the police.
The murder caused intense excitement and
alks OF lynching Mellow are INDUCED in.
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It is to be Hoped He VIII Not Live,

ERIE, Pa, March 14.-John Lamex,
waRon-maker, who was intoxicated, quar-.
relied with his wife. this morning. and bea,
her numerically and tried to cut her throat
with q pocket kniis, but she succeeded in
escaping. He then cut his own throat, and
when the officers arrived, was haegling at
one OF his wrists. He cannot live. His
wife Lies Mt the point OF death IRON internal
injuries.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-16
The Increased Production of Cos

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Charles Ash.
burns has just submitted to the United
States geological survey a preliminary
statement showing that the total pr,7duc
ton Of coal Of all kinds has increased from
129, s79,557 short tons in 1887 to 145..
363. 744 tons in 1888. The value in 1887
was $1S2. 1855 which increased Ia
S20S, 125 sos in 1888. Theincreased pro.
ducti"n is shared by every important coal
producing region.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-16
AFFAIRS IN UNFORTUNATE Hayr,
Legitime's Boast of HAVING Conquered
Hippolyte Evidently Premature.

Legitime's Boast of Havina Conquered
HiPpolyte Evidently Premature.
NEW YoRK, March 18.-The steamer
William Coulman, which has Just arrived
from Gonaives, reports that on the Esd Of
February. the war ship Dsssalines OF Legi-
times iorce. arrived Oh the port and
opened dire on both forts at the entrance Of
the port. The cannonade continued sew.
eral hours. No particular DAMAGE was
done. The forts returned the fire. and in
a short time the Dessalines put to sea.
The supposition is that three weTl-directed
shots from the forts struck the invading
steamer. The general belief is that the
Dessalines sank with all on board.
On the evening OF the 9th Q great fire
seen from the tovn to the southwark.
1t turned OFT to be the Grandeslines n
flames The fire was started by the south.
ern people, who at once abandoned the
place. 1t appears that the southern army
possession Of Grsndeslines treated
tbs people very badly, particularly the
Wnni-n and children.
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Cheap Thefts.

Some men have an idea that it il smart
20 indulge in petty larceny, and while as a
rule the articles they take are not worth
stealing, they never miss an opportunity to
crafty the propensity. One of these men
vas abroad in the land last Saturday.
Tnere was NO Necessity for him TO bea thief.
even on . small seale. but the fact remains
AZ. re Is On toe day mentiC ned he at
tended a funeral and at the eonelnsion ~
The ssryices frat drove tn Rocker and
stepped at the saloon OF Mr.. Baner for
Entering a rear room he
saptarsd three fine handkerchief, thsprop-
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-16

ONE member Of the G. A. r. in Butte
has actually been found who expresses
indifference at the snub given the G. A.
r by General Warren and the Harrison
administration In the appointment Of
George W. Irwin ii Tor the Marshalship
oyer Colonel ]. ID. jerks.
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TIE DAEsoK-MD0H HOMICIDE.
Tho Editor of the News Killed whils
demonstrating with Rake Mellow.

Ime E01bof OF the "NeWe' Killed Wh1E<
demonstrating with Rake Mellow.
CHARLESTON. 8. c., March 13.-Dr. Nc.
Dow was seen. to-day, regarding the muir.
der OF Captain Dawson. and ssid: Gap.
tain Dawson entered my Office. used abus.
i've language, and knocked me down with a
cane. / got up. He wa about to strike
me again, when I shot him."
Mellow then rent ON to say that Dawson
remained alive hall to t~hree-quarters oil
on hour. during which time he (MeDow)
remained in the room, making up his mind
what 10 do.
The discovery was made, to-day, that
the doctor endeayored to dig a grave in the
recess under the stairway. Finding be
could not do SO, because OF distractions,
he gave himself up and plead self-defence.
Mellow can show NO marks of violence
from being knocked down, as he asserts he
was.
All flags in the city are at half.mast.
kilograms OF sympathy are pouring in
from all parts OF the country. The funeral
was held at the cathedral, this afternoon.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-16

sioux FALLS, OAK, March 14.-In De.
Lapere township, Lincoln county, ten miles
from this city, scarlet fever is epidemic and
raging. One family has lost three children,
and three Others are down. The commu.
nifty is terror-strieken. No one knows
how many really are sick, as the families
who are not afflicted are afraid to visit
Others. The schools are still open.
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1t Must End in Home Rul.

LONDON, March 14.-Mr. Gladstone has
written a long letter to Buofoy. candidat,
Tor Parliament in Kensington. ia which he
reviews l ish matters and the recent deye,-
opnents. and says that every one able 70
read the signs OF b times. must clearly see
terminate.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-16
TIE MIrCHELL-BR0HN FIGHT.
Details Of the "Mill' at San Francisco,
Wednesday Night, i'm which Brown
Was Knocked Out,

details Of N "MII' at San Fraucfsco
Wednesday Night, fin which Brown
Wa Knocked Out.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 14.-MitcheIl 20,
frst blood in the second round, in last
nights fight. and had slightly the best Of it
up to the eleventh round, although no ma.
terial advantage. In the eleventh round,
Brown caught Mitchell under the chin with
bis left. KNOCKING him OF his feet. Mitchell
did q good deal OF rushing. pounding Brown
all over the ring.
In the fifteenth Brown showed anger, and
rushing in frantically, threw Mitchell heav-
lily. Singing wa in order. and Brown got
the worst of it.
In the eighteenth round he hit Mitchell q
stunning blow in the mouth, but got two in
return.
In the twentieth round time was called
just in time to save Brown from being
knocked out. He was very groggy.
In the next round Mitchell had everything
bis own way, knocking Brown down re.
peatedly, and, finally. delivered q terrific
on the jaE, which knocked
Brown out. Mitchell finished fresh and
without q scratch.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-16
REGISTER

Notice is hereby given that the Great
Register Of the City OF Butte will be Opened
at the City Hall Building, West Park street
at 8 O'Clock a. M, March 10, 1889. for The
registration OF qualified electors of the eitv
OF Butte, and continue open for q period Of
ten days exclusive OF Sundays.
The hours OF registration are from Q
O'Clock a. m. to IL O'Clock noon, and from
2 O'Clock p. m. to 5 O'Clock D.. N, and from
6 O'Clock 2. m. TO $50 O'Clock D. m.
8. W. GRAVES, City Clerk.
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10 Stone Alasons.

Bids win be received up to and including
| March 1S, for the construction OF founda'
ton walls for brick block on the corner oil
Arizona and Park streets For plans and
specifications call at ~Chevigney's Office,
q oil Irvine & Sons, Granite street, east,
WILLARD BENNETT.
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Good Advice from the Communists.

To tie curiosities of Paris belongs 8
piacsrd on tie wooden shutter of a baker.
shop in the Rue de ReDnes. 1t was posted
in 1871 at the time of the commune, and
exhorts the soldiers of the Versailles army
on their return to Paris tothrow their guns
away and to come and sit down at the hos.
pitable hearth OF the communists. The
shutter being only put up for a few hours
during the night it has never been taken
down, and the rain has only effaced a few
words oil the interesting document.
Avoid appearanees.-A worthy gentleman,
having an unusually red nose, waslong sus.
pected Of being a tippler on the sly, by those
not well acquainted with his strictly tenn
perate habits. His unfortunate disigure-
ment was readily cured by the use OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla,
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Eureka,

The motto of California means, l have
found it. Only in hat and Of sunshine,
where the orange, lemon, olive, zig and grape
perfection in m~id-winter, are the herbs and
gun found, that are used in that pleasant
remedy for all throat and lung troubles,
Santa Able, the ruler Of coughs, asthma and
consumption. Mr.. Jas. C. Singer has been
appointed agentfor this valuable Californis
remedy, and sells It under q guarantee at
81 a bottle. Threefor $3.50. Try CsIfor-
mia CatR-C Cure the only guaranteed cure for
catarrh, 81, by mail S1.1O.
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A syndicate Buying Up Lower California

Sr. LOUIS, March IA statement
comes from Vieksburg, Miss, that q syn.
dictate composed Of C. P. Huntington, Mrs.
Hopkins, vile Of the lats millionaire, and
Leland Stanford, ave bought one million
acres OF land In Lover California and are
buying more. Their object is said to be
to develop that section OF the country,
and part of the scheme 10 the building OF
1900 miles u railroad, some OF which Is
now being built. When the engineering
party we're surveying the route. they
struck gold on this property. and this, it ID
alleged. has decided Huntingdon to dispose
OF all hLs railFaad property east OF the
Mississippi and concentrate all his interest
In the FAR West.
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Willing to Meet Cardiff or Donaldson

W. Gooding, manager of the Cardiff
combination, which shows here Saturday
evening, stated in regard to the rumor that
kessler wa going to meet either Cardiff OF
Donaldson for the $50, that he had seen
kessler, and that the latter said that if be
was successful in his contest With Dempsey,
he would met either one, and do the best
he could to win.
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The Remus Wrecked an

h Remus Wrecked and AZ Lives Lost.
Madrid, March 12.-The government has
received dispatches announcing the loss. OF
the steamer Remus, which had the Spanish
military expedition ON board. The vessel
was wrecked on the Philippine islands.
Forty-two persons were drowned and 1917
were saved.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-16

The Largest Game Preserve In the World.
NEW YORK, March 13.-The Paradise
Club OF Anglers of this city. Of which
Judge Gildersleeve Is president, has lust
concluded the purchase of 20, 900 acres of
forest and so trout lakes in the ysrious
parts OF the country. This makes the
largest hsh and game preserve in the
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACC0TNT
~ IN ne Probate Court in and for Silyer RoI
- aontana Territory. In the mater OF
u hereby given, that c. II. Lawson. the adminis
pa nasos Of the estateo of Violet s Mcbride decessed,
H. s drsnnefsd and presented for settlement. and
mallstratlon OF said estate, and also fled Sis
- non prsylns 70 a distribution OF laid state:
af ia : Aoanay the 18th day of April A. D.. 1850
E H ne. o. this Courr, to-sIt: of the March teeg a
IN tbs S 1.-THE f1ort Room Of said Probate CouIt.
rn M UT. House in Butte City, Silver Bow
Lcans ny TIE Judge of said Court for The sattIe-
Ion Hon. o. q 49, ssid account spd hearing Of said pets-
sste5 n =. s ~ Tune and place any person inter-
- ~ ssia estate may appear and IA 49,
u H. In writing to the said account and co aSsp.
~ ssme and show cause vhy aid -; -
mould MT be granted. ~ e"o petition
Lated March 18th, Isp. CLERK.
1Hs' puoicstion March 18th, 1850.
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Remember that Ayers Cherry Pectoral
has no equal as q specific for colds. coughs.
and all affections OF the throat and lungs.
For nearly half a century it has been in
greater demand than any other remedy for
pulmonary complaints. Alldruggists have
il for sale
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BORN,

u II. Aeadsrville. March 10, to the wife
OPIE-In West VAUDEVILLE, March Il tn n.
wife of John 2. Opie, q stin-born son.
HARRINGION.-In Butte, East Granite street
March IA. to the wife of P. 8. Harrineton
an e~leTen-pound daughter.
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TIBET, the Famous PAGER, Sold.

CHICAGO, March 14.-John 81. Erby, to-
day sold to Knapp Brown, proprietar OF
the merchants Hotel, Omaha. the famous
PAGER, Ubet and running mate. with a rec
ord of 2:O7k. The price was $500.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF sECOND
L Judicial District OF the Territory of Hontsna
IN and for the County Of Silver Bow. Nellie
AndreMs, plaintiff; viz Joseph Andrews, Defend.
ant The people Ct the Territory Of Montans
send greeting to Josepe b Andrews. Defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an action
Drought agalnst you By the bove named plaintiH
In the District Court of the Second Judicial Di,.
trlct OF the Territory of Montana, in and for the
county of Silver Bow, and to answer the Conn
Paint filed therein, within ten DAYS fexclns;va
OF the day OF seryice) after the service on Won of
tnls luminous it served within this County: or
u served out o ithis County, but in this Di trict,
WITHIN twenty days; otherwise within forty Says.
or gudgment by default will be taken aeainst Won
according to the prayer of said Complaint Tina
selo acnon ID brought to obtain a decree of said
Court dissoivingth the bonds of matrimony hereto-
tofe and nov existing b tween plaintiff and de-
Ienoanf, qpon the ground that the defendant has
aosented himself from p aintif without inst on
teasonaole cause, and vithoutplaintif Consent
nor more than one year last past. This action r.
atso ofougnt Tor costs of suit and for such other
anu Iuftnef relief as may seem meet and proper
In the promises. And you are hereby nntiked
nall you fail to appear and answer said Com
plant az aeoye required the said plaintiff viii
complaint. tne
Given under my hand and the seal of tho HE
~ u1ct Court of the Second District Of
tskALI the Territory o Montana in and for
the County of Silver Bow. this siTtb
oaz OF March In the year of our Lord One Thons.
and Eight Hundred and Ei~ghty-nine.
FRANK E CORBETT ys,l
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A Basis for Future Regrets.

BERLIN, March lathe governor OF the
province OF West Prussia, in view of the
scarcity Of Farm hands, has suggested the
introduction of Chinese labor.
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SCHULTZ'S
RUSSIA SPECIAL DISPENSARY

RUSSIA SPECIAL DlSPENSAkY
formerly from Europe, Russia. City of Moscow
Cor. Main St, and Broadway, Butte City,
Over ]. r. Boyce's Store, Room 7 and 8.
Where he made an envisble reputation in his
specially, Private, Chronic and Nervous Dis
eases Of Mem and Women, whether caused by
imprudence, excuses or contagion. Seminal
Weakness, Night Losses, Sexual Debility, Loss
of Sexual Power, Nervous Debility, Blood Dis
orders, ETC., Durable Cases I'M very short time
or money refunded. Recentcases ina few days.
Charges low, especially to the poor. Free
treatment on Fridays-au diseases of men and
women. The DR.. has devoted his life to this one
specially, and his proficiency is attested BY TIE
thousands who have been cured. successfully
treated By my new method without the use OF
mercury. The DR.. cures where others fail. Try
him. DR.. Schultz will make no charge unless
he effects a cure.
- Persons at a distance cured at home. All
communications strictly confidential. Send for
trial treatment. Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet
Structure, cured in all its forms.
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III The German vessel Olga had really
sunk the American vessel Nipsie, what
then?
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r

fHhELkELD-FOSS:-At the residence of Rev,
Galen Wood, West Quart street Ha,ch ~
1see. y:E- Threlkeld, of Silver Lake n r
and Miss Minnie Foss, of Anaconda.
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He Rsfuse. to Resien.

WASHINGTON, March 18.-In the casa Of
dis rict attorney Wake OF West virginia.
who notified the department that he does
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SUCH q grand entertainment a. that
at the opera hoslse, last might, Oxide Mu-
sims, ought always to be greeted BY
crowded houses.
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MIDDlE-AGED MEN yI.s ,; sss troubled 9; = R!s'

neys or Bladder, Weak Back, Nervous Debility
Wasting of Sexual strength, ETC., cured and
restored tn healthy vigor.
n. B.-Persons unable to visit US may be
treated at their homes, by correspondents.
Medicines and instructions sent by mail or
express. Consultation Free. Send for the
Young Mans Friend, or Guide to WedIoek.
Call or address DR. A. B. SPINNEY & co.
20 Main street. Butte City, Montana.
P. O.. Lock Box 625.
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When Baby was sick, Ne gave her CastoFia,
When ne was . Child, she cried for CassoriA
When she became Min, she chung 10 Castoria,
Whsa - I'D ChRdrsa, ne gave them Cassoria