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Inspector owindIes was notified yes
teIday that $3.50 worth Of property had
been stolen frCm Mrs. Gordon Mickey
ef No iIs5 Massachusetts, avenue. The
FIoueIIy was stolen while She was
away from home, and there are suspic-
ioEs bat The theft has not as vet been
traced OBJ sny DBc There was s. 600
worth ot diamonds and jewellery in
another drawer ihat might Just as well
have beer taken bur &c Is thought that
re iLici was frightened away before
le finished bis work.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-20

The Duptlals Of Miss Helen Corlune
Ihurber, daughter OF Mr.. George T.
Bassctt, and Mr., George Francis shaw
were solcmnized last evening al the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church on
Capitol Hill, the Rev. DR.. Chester OH.
Ciaiing A large audience witnessed the
CEREMONY Mr.. Edward Miles was the
groom's best man. A rcception was
held al the residence Of the BRIDES
parents, on Fast Capitol street, after
which The happy couple left upon a
Northern bridal tour The presents
were numerous and handsome
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-20
Folioe omesrs IN Tsoabls.

Il took AL day wednesday Ton The
Trial board 10 investigate a certain diff
Guilty that had occurred between Officers
Slack and Curtis, and also o. iud out
whether Officers Peach and Mason had
conducted themselves uubCC1minEIy.
iAc latter threw cuspid0rs al one
another and demolished chairs I'm apub-
IL place SD 10 Is alleged There Is a
prospect of dismissal for lhc two l4st
mt lu0DCd officers
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-20
AFTER PROSECUTOR ARMIES.
Coiorcd Citizens Recent Alleged m
treatment OF Their Race

Colorcd Citizens Recent Alleged Ill.
treatment OF Their Race.
The colored citizens Of Washington
are much aroused over the manner In
which Hutchinson has been treated.
Hutchinson mas a police record against
him that no man need be proud Of but
az The same time he seems 20 have a big
pull with the colored populace. They
sometime ago held two indignation
meetings over him and discussed the
manner in which he had been treated
ard last night there was another en-
thusiaslic gathering at the Second Ban.
list Church.
The latest demand is TO have District
Attorney Armes removed for entering a
notle lros in the Dean case. It has been
known for weeks that Dean never hit
Hutchinson, but that another officer
did, and, II all accounts be true, he was
justified in so doing.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-20

IL II IuCker alias ". s. Scolt.
charged With obtaining money uader
false pTetCnsCs and sentenced b. one
year and one dag by Judge bingham on
Wednesday. bad bis sentence s5t aside
yesterday In order b give lime f0I the
ingesiigati0u of certain alleged facts
thai have been brought b he attention
III tie CourI
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-20
Houghton 3 Co.'S Unprecedented In
Succmonfa

The cheapest yet Just read their bargains
81 furniture. oak bureau, bedste4d, wash.
stand, pair Of feather pillows extra large
OAK table, due reed chairs, wire mattress
OH these seryiceabIe and desirable articles.
useful every day for the small sum Uf sl1 40
Again they offer chairs ana n tV-fo1t ex-
tension table fOr the surprising and uupreee-
deutcd price of $1,000. And again. can Won
spare The small sum Of SOY M So. see Our &.
piece OAK dining room suite, DC is a daisy, and
the price De almost nominal
W. II. Uor0uroN IS Co.
1918 l33l Il &c. a. ~
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-20

Ai55 Agnes LDdIigu on lmp.1yl
Of Tho Government Printing OI-g who
net With an accident n one 9f tle cars
~ .he ECkiugtuu and Soldiers Home
read about Eve weeks ago rs 6Ill con-
fnCd 90 her bed The doctor says I'd
may be several weeks before she VII be
able % walk.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-20
Psrior Cars to Deer Parh and Oakland

Commencing saturday, June 2lst, the
y & %. x. II. will attach a Pullman buffet
faHor Car 70 the Chicago Vestibulcd
Limited Express leaving Camden station
1910 q. M, Washington, Ii.3Oa. m ar
irving az Deer Park 5:35 p. m, Mountain
Lake Park, $50 p. m; Oakland, 5,45 %. M.
Returning the car win be placed on the
hicaro Ncstibuled Limited Express lgav.
ing Grafton $50 IA. IN aud Deer Parl, al
1910 q. M, arriving In Washington $40 p.
~. HnLlImuIn. l-ln NJ m
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The National safe Deposit Company,
Cor. 18th 81. and \. v Avenue

storage for Siiverware. Iewslrv. Laces.
Fine Goods and va'uables OF am Kinds.
charges moderate safe deposit boxes for
rent &C the very lowest rates
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THE DAILY CRITIC


N'HWT WHITI|.UH HUW IIOTTT EOIHTUT0l
Having had great run on those s35 p5r.or
suits Of seven pieces, we turn our attention
o. baby carriages and refriEerators Many
Will want them, and no family should. Cor q
minute, be without thnm The stock we dis.
play embraces the newer styles. the best
makes and the lowest prices. The benefits
OF our credit system are always at the dis
posal OF our customers. Therefore bring
what money you have and buy what you
want That is The rule az RUdden's Fuui
ture, Carpet and Stove stores, 40 $50 and l52
an street northwest
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-20
.ould you know TIE Keen IelisH.

1uld TQu Euow lha Keen 1aliEl.
OF q HhQla6lma appetite.
lnrestraiued bT COLES are,
HealaChH's curse, o. fgFar's urG-
Thoughts mQrQasl gr iey chiLh
Then use Dr FieEcas pllla.
Al fiene's furgaElFa Pellets the orIEi-
nal ana quly genuine Little LFeg Plls, p
GAS flL
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-20

For spring lamb and Washington dressed
beef go 20 J r. Kelly, Ninth street wing.
centre Market, and n l.. Market, Fifth aud
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-20
CAPITAL Prize 100000
AGEETs WANTED EVERYWHERE.

For GLUE uArEs or any further ili0rma-
ton desired wri-e lesi1ly ~ the undersigned,
clearly stating Four residence, with state,
a auurF, street and Number. More rapid re-
turn mall delivery WiI be assured 81 Yuur
.ul.Qs.rs au envelope bearing your fun adj
dress.
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cheap Excavations 30 Atlantic CITY,
Via the ~ A. a

on Friday Of each week during June,
July ana August the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will sell excursion tickets 20
Atlantic City, good going on train leaving
u. x O. Depot at IL o'clock noon and rood
70 return on any regular train to and in
Guiding the following Tuesday, at rate of
s. for the round-trip.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-20

Tho Great Bankrupt sale Of ClotbiBy
y hilh Is going on al 3ll Seventh strs.f
northwest still continues Fine Mems.
Bo1s', aud ChildTeuis Clothing selling al
hsh Price. The accounts OF the tirm must
be settled AZ once Call aud see aud com
pare prices. 5ll Seventh street northwest.
see advertisement on fourth page
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-20

AlI Ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes, MuuzE orders issued by all Express
llulalle- li NeH York Exchange,
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-20

REMEMBER hat tic payment Of Prizes
j. GUARANTEED bI -FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Ql New Orleans, and Tie tickets are
signed ly tla President QI an Institution
Eh1al chartered rights are recognized IL tue
highest courts Therefore, beware VI " mi
t4llIus or anon NOUS schemes"
hEMEMBEE thai tho SUPREME COURT
OF Tbs UNITED STATES BIAS decided that
tbs Luuialaua state Lottery 90. has q CON
IHAGI With tha State 81 Louisiana whoa
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-20

President Andrews OF the New York
Steam Heating Company and Attorney
Wood Of the United Electric Light
Company New York, were at the
Treasury Department yesterday 10 see
about having the contract renewed for
heating and lighting the L. S. Court
House and POstofiiCe. No action was
taken by the Department and the con
tract will not be settled for several
days
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-20

h-H-Auua Virginia Babc0ck. Laura
Grace Bartlett, Elizabeth Win8aa B-lt.
Augusta Julia Bergman, Frances PHIsbury
blackl.Il Edith Anna Bond Addie Hen
E.eii4 Lrll4eu, Kate Henri Crisp, Mary
Emma Davis. Mary Ellen HcWst0u, MarF
E4l4 heeuc Emma logan, Gertrude Evan
zelug AatheU=Qu, Euma kebelca M0cler,
Cora Virginia Miller Agnes Cecilia Marie
uEu-d, Edith Mars Parker Elizabeth
emah Poole Annie Pauline FuuzL0u,
Mary tl.4 Fumphrey- Hattie May Rector,
Hattie Elizabeth Rogers, Lulu CatharIue
Russell. Juliet NcCarl 5e4rle. Bertha jean
let.. Shaw Mae Earlz Tan, Rosalte
HaIlll
Boys William Frederick Bergman. Ar
tllT GuIlH Bishop, Archie Webster
Brown william Burke George Buslae.
ElHaru Eugene lapp Harry LlWrllce
lalHlE Edward Nalshal CooE, AIe Nee
SON DoHs0l, Charles Haywood DlueF.
William EIUlr Ezpeg Charles WILDER Eair-
laEs Francis AlLHu tUllug, Daniel pa
H-ll 1aI--- Arthur Ernest Gl5-l Glars
cree lIsu 6e5=turI. Emanuel H4r1stau
EHlt Martin Haa1les- Gordon PerIlF
HaaE-r Charles Francis keeue Randolph
ll.aLlHuu Moran. Morrison Waite EarIeF.
AFil Philips Charles Wesley Ely, Eay-
mall Henry Houuk slhuIuar Charles
Woods Taylor CHARLES Lansing Nau Dozen.
.ala llzaaJl neElguhaker
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Address Registered Letters containing cur
E-lCT tl
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, Ia.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-20

Ne the undersigned banks and bauEers
vii pgy an prizes drawn iu the Louisiana
state Lotteries which may be presented at
our counters:
r. n. WALhsLEY, Pres't La. Nat. Bank.
7, LANAUN, Pres't state Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres't n o. Nat. Bank
tAHL KOUS, Pres't Union Nat Bank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
Will take place
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, JULY IS, 1880
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TEN PONIES FOR A WIFE.

Friends Arrange the Ceremony and 4
Grand Spree Followa
Among the Tibetans q man msrries ONLY
one wife, whom he purchases from her par
ents, belle often costing a. much as ten
ponies and thirty yaks, says writer in the
Century Magazine. The price to be paid
for the wife is arranged by relative or a
friend. who acts as go-between. and the
only marriage ceremony is grand spree,
lasting AZ LONG as the bridegroom can at
ford to keep it no.
The life of Tibetan woman in this part
OF the country cannot be deemed hard
one. She makes the tea, it is true, but with
that the housekeeping ends; for no one ever
dreams of cleaning the kettle afterwards,
and everyone has to mix his own tsamba
and lick his bowl clean when he has FIN
ished. Every four or five years she may
have to sew new aheepskin gown
for herself or for some one of her family.
but certainly not oftener. She cannot herd
the cattle or sheep; men must do that, as
there IS danger from marauders. She
passes her time spinning yarn, weaving a
coarse kind OF cloth out of which bags are
stroying too voracious vermin.
Her toilet requires rearranging only four
or five times vear-when she visits Kun
bum or some other fair; she never washes
herself or her garments, and her children
outgrow their clothes. They have
only to let out a little the folds of the
gown, their unique garment, tucked up
around the waist, and it will tit them until
they are grown up.
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SuMMoNs-1s THE DrsrRIf,r 1,,nRr 8, Y

SUMMONS-lN THE DISTRICT OOuRr a.
-. the hrst Judicial district OF the stnts 81 NO.
tana, IN and for the county Of Lewis and ClssSe
!lon. plaintiff, va Henry Leopold. Chsrlas ~
Leopold and ROsa Leopold conartnsr. n,,.;.e
lam name and ttyle Of Leopold Bros q Compsny.
Tho State of Montana aend. .r..4,n. - -
above named defendant: -
You are srsby reqn. red to appear In IN action
Drought against you by the above named nlainsi3
OF he state of Montana in and Tor IN conntv ~
lewis ant Clarke, d to answer tho Com rY.ss *
fled therein, within ten days (exciusiye y ~
aay OF ssrvlce) after the service on You Of tic
sarYed out OF this county. but within this istfict
or Judgment hy default win s taken asaist 81.
Tbe sad =, ..t Inc prayer Of said complaint
ment OF this court in favor Of the plaintiff Snsl
against the defendants for the sum Sc n 074 r..
Eo ro1a wares ana merchandise sold and de-
.na e st their special
January, A. D. 1880 and the 0Oth dsy of ~.
1890 and for costs OF suit. - ~ ~
Said money bsing, not yet duo. such sooas.
time. and snch time not having ret expireS. Int
eefen ants hayo disposed Of their propertr my ~.
3eci TO execution for the purpose 81 defrsudinr
their creditors. -A.a8
And you are hereby notified that = Won an !.
appear and answer the said complaint g ahove
reqnireu tho said plaintiff will enter your defsnle
Saa ID ake 1udgment against you for the sum 81
Given under my hand and the seal Of n. az.
trlct court OF the first judicial district n thr
saie ~ Monsana, IN and for tbs county az Iav;a
anu this sixth day OF November in the ~
ninety. Aulsa1ua an0
Iseall JOHN nrAN c,..l
hy Il. J. CAsEpY. Deputy Clerk. o'sr1.
in YoooNNLI q CLAfBEna, Attorneys Tor Plain-
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OF THE OLDEN TIME.
A Kentucky Minister of the Rare Old
Style.

A Kentucky Minister of the Rare Old
Style.
tall, thinnish man, with silkv male
brown hair, worn long and put back behind
his ears, the high tops of which bent for
ward little under the weight, and thus
took on the most remarkable air of paying
lncessant attention to everybody AMI eyery
thing: set far out in front of these ears. az
though it did not wish to be disturbed bv
what was heard, white, wind-splittine
face, calm. beardless, and seeming never TO
nave been cold. or to have dropped the
kindly dew of perspiration; under the So
rene peak of his forehead pair of large
gray eyes, patient and dreamy, being hab
ltuaily turned inward upon a mind toilinp
with hard distractions; having within him
conscience burning always like a planet:
bachelor-being a loeician; therefore
sweet-tempered, never having sipped the
sour cup of experiences; gazing coyertlv at
womankind from behind the delicate
ven OF unfamillarity that lends en-
chantment; being bachelor and book
worm, and therefore already old at 40, and
little run down in his toilets. a little
frayed out at his elbows and knees. little
seamy along the back, little deficient at
the heels; in rocket poor always, and always
the poorer because OF spendthrift habit in
the matter of secret charities: kneelinc
down by his small hard bed every
morning and praying that during the
day his logical faculty might discharge its
function morally, and that his moral fac
ulty might discharge its function logically,
and that over all the operations of ali his
other faculties he might find heavenly
grace to exercise both logical and moral
control; at night, kneeling down again to
ask forgiveness that, despite his prayer of
the morning, one or, more of these
same faculties-he knew and calIad
them all Familiarity BY name. he
ing physician-had gone WRONG
IN manner the most abnormal.
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HELENA, Mont. Oct. 60. 1890.

49,, HEIENA, Mont. Oct. u. l8HO.
Narcns Iissne-, Esq. Helena. Mont;
My Dear sir.This is to certify that for several
Essrs prior t9 June. 1880. l was afflicted with
eased kidneys-so much 30 that l was under
=. atment OF one of the best known doctors in
case was bad one. l seemed to yet some relief
from his medicines, but not u cure. came to
Helena about June l. 1850. and without any
OF your spring water drank Of 1t frseiy, for II
seemed to be pure and wholesome drink. After
pertakins OF II for one week. to my great sur
put trouble that the dull. heavy pains in my
Oack had ceasd, that my general he 18th was
greatly improved. drank freely of the water
tod and man, that the cure in my oase Is won
derf1l, and believe that it will cure Is per cent
OF all who are afflicted with kidney trouble
Very Truly Yours
j. h. SIXTH.
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snameless, and unforeseen; thus, ON tho
t wnole' man shy and dry. gentle, lovable.
I'm tmaa, feeolute, forgetful. remofseeul, eccen-
trio, impulsive, thinking TOO veil Of every
human creature but himself; an illogical
!o9ician: an errinR moralist, a WOOL gather
ing philosopher, but. humanity speaking,
almost a perfect man.-From sFiute and
Nloiin." by james Lane Allen, in Harper's
Magazine for December.
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ualan. Man4 NJ. ,soo

:, =, Helena, Mont, Nov. 1, 1880.
Hon. Marcus lissncr, Sir-For q long time
vas tr0ubled with kidney and bladder disease
Gould not &c - ct night and day was only =
misery to me. until happened in my strolfins
TOR relief from pain to take glass Of water from
and after wards made it a habit to 20 regularly,
every day for my drinking water. am at pres
ent free from any annoyance from kidney or
medicinal qualities Of your spring can only by
these means tender you my gratitude for. the
benefit have derived and hope that the citizens
freely given to every one.
Yours Very Respectfully,
LOUIS SMITH.
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OFFICE OF Din. NJ. RocKM n,
NJ 4,

OFFIcE OF Din. NJ. RocKM N,
HELENA, Mont, Nov. s, 1890 !
NarSns Ljssner, Esq;
My Desr Sur since read the report of an an
slysis made hy Prof. Thomas Price 1 Son Of
four slring water found that it is not only a
pure drinking water hut is of great thsrapeutic
value for many diseases. viz: Bi,lolsness. lnli-
kestton, Constipation, Liver, Kidney and Bladder
Diseases - Also for those suffering with travel.
am justified in recommending your spring
water to thoee suffering with the above mon
Toned diseases, and by usins the water for two
OF three weeko It will recommend itself.
Very Truly Yours,
ID. ROCKMAN, FL D.
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JOHN BEAN,
~ II. Z. THOMPSON. Deputy CleFk
w. ID. GARDINER, Attorney for Plai1tiG

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS BAI1 a.
real estate and ehares oe Dining eeoe8. n
Lewis and Clarke. Is Ne I.
il s:ssss ,:s to- :. i. % &
District Of the State Of Montana. s. ard for IT,
ds oun nj Of Lewis and nd Ci.rks mss OF ths ~
Of James G. Macdonald, deceased. the under-
signed, administrators Of sid estate, will all q
lawful money Of the ' United States ii Amelics,
ana subject TO confirmation bX said distries court
On sa!efa1 tho sta ~ e saa1 e @
Clarke sss IN y. Ss rshs
the tins OF his death aud 81 the right tits aud
interest the said estate has BY operation 81 Law q
6 q i . !. liz
III MsFysvilie. Isv,s md Gisste county. Man.
more or lsss. Known :. : Ghinsae Esrdea. sitaass
m slaughterhouse sulch. Lewis and Clarke
ana t:i d = s
esdsnt o. tie iss1 az Il APRIL SIS, vhioS .sid
in book Is e Deeeia of the Eecoreis 2: aid
mining and 9sdossoa h x
90 the Big Ok Mining and Reduction company. s
ssorposasioa .stinx under and by yirt0e q the
Certificate No. 498 for 10 Fha-ee.
Certificate No o. 81 a i i iso shares; and
Certificate No. sos for 30 shares.
Ioxether with Al improvements thercunto III
Terms and conditions 81 sale: Cash, IL lavfsl
money of the United States Of Americas
D's' y expense 9 pofohascsfHi As. WATSON.
Administrator Of the estate o. James 6. Gso-
Dated Helena. Mont. November 18th. 1890.
THE gNDERs1eNEo. MAssENA BuLI.ARD
West Gran ira 4 MounFsin Mining Comp.ny. sdops-
notice tia. thers remained In their s sso
and une EXCHANGED on the 18th day Of Febrnnrv'
ssses. q s:e.e q A. .qa
lection aud order q the board 81 trnstes. q IL
bidder Or bidders or os.S e ~ e ts
M. ses Is Z sc s s.
Der; 1880. beginning At twelve. O'Clock noon 81
Az ss asn sa.ss es e: eD, .,ss
Wsst Granite Mountain Mining conp.sss sso 81
Mining ho s.sa g X
that by direction Of the board 81 tIn sSsn ~
.ne consent OF the parties in intersat tho
e1chanses 81 ri e oontnae 70 make
Tor tact West Granite Mountain Mining compsn o
az nnS time prior 70 the eighth day Of D.
9t i 81 Oct .th 1882 inst 10 to ~ one shsrs
u me, Sae former g Tor two shares Of tho latter.
nemselves OF the said extension Of time ehonl4
eTe ~ thear certic.tes to Augustus b. EWns
r Massen. g ReII.1 building, St Louis Mi.eoufi
aeienA' Montana. before December sth. loS0
AUGUsTUS B. EWING.
MA6SENA 0ULLAkO.
TfUG6noo.
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HrLrNA Mont. Oc+ ao noon

A. HELENA. Mont. Oct. 20, 1890.
Mr.. Marcus Lissncr. Dear Sir0Hav;nr "Saa
the water from your Al ngs for several weeks
with beneficial results, ,cheerfully recommena
It's use to thOse.sufering from kidney troubles.
A. n. WEBER. sos Ailisdale ave.
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HELENA. Mont. Novs 1000

HELENA. Mont. Nov. 8. 1880.
lhAve been troubled with my kidneys for
some time. Rave used various kinds Of medi-
Ginee. out without. any good results. / tried
Ilssner spring water, and it cured me in :
short time J. L. Rowan, State St, Helena
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HELENA, Mont, Nov. TO- 1890.
4, mr.: NJ. Lissner. My Dear Sir-1t is with no lit
monlal concerning your sp.inv water. 7 have
been troubled for a number of years with kidney
complaint, being compelled to quit my work for
since have been drinking your spring water
have found myself much benefited ard n nav
man. Very Truly. ri. v, KInTII.
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DENVER, Col. Nov. 1, 1880,

DENVER, Col. Nov. I, 1880,
Maroue Lissner Esq, Helena, Mont.
Dear Sir-lt gives me pleasur, to rive Won th;s
testimonial about your spring water / have
suffered for nearly ten years with constipation If
the bowels, would 60 sometimes Is long s. fl
seen days without passage, never less than eight
days. ! never WAS minute during all theee
years without q headache, sometimes the pain
Also produced congestion of the womb. / tried
several doctors and different cedicines with but
little relief, | then called ON DR.. Rockman. Of
me to drink your spring water hot three times
uay, shout half pint. and to my great relief and
pleasure i found myself cured within three
weeks. IT is now five weeks since | left yom
city. and still feel we'll. not single had synp-
S s2 OF my previous trouble his shown itself
tieAse accept my heartfelt thanks for the great
relief your spring water gave me.
Sincerely Yours.
Mrs. JENNIE EDWARDS Il
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HELENA. Mont. Nov.2, 1870.
have been suffering with the piles for thirty
from Llssner's Mineral Springs have not been
"oooleo SINCE b. ABRAHAMSoN,
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Mr.. Lissner:
constipation ard pains in my chest. and after
using your spring water for two months. without
knowing OF its medicinal property, find myself
entirely cured. Since read the many testImo-
malls regarding the water am Satisfied now that
my cure is due to Your spring water.
MRS. Il. BLUM.
Patients Wishing to use the water for M .
from the Clerk nS to how M uch s,f the imam,