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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-02-14

called "cold in the head" there is more potency
In Elys Cream Balm than in anything else II Is
possible 10 prescribe This preparation has for
years past been making brilliant success as
remedy for cold Ia the head, catarrh and hay
fever Used Ia the initial stages Of these com
plants Cream Balm preventsany serious develop
ment Of the symptoms, while almost numberless
cases are on record Of radical cures OF chronic
catarrh, after all other modes Of treatment have
failed
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-02-14

Keeping diary is not what IL is cracked up TO
he Thirty days of accuracy Is about the limit of
the endurance, but DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has
never yet disappointed any one who has used il.
MY son, when You 20 to the city. get you a
bicycle, some tight pants some tooth pick shoes
and a slender cane, but with all your gettngs,
don't fail TO get bottle Of salvation on for pride
iyou know gOeth before a fall
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-02-14

Its only question Of time, ," and a short time
too. as 20 when your rheumatism will yield 10
Hoods Sarsapartla. TRY H.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-02-14

Pheuyo-CaffeIn cures headaches and neu
ralgia. Sold by all druggists.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-02-14

The undersigned believe the above
Voting Trust TO be wise and necessary
precautlOn, and they recommend TO all
their fellOW.stOckhOldcrs to put their
stock In the Trust without delay.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-02-14

III ATTORNEYS & CUUNsELLORs AT LAW
ami solicitors ut Patents, BrattleborO VI.
a. ATERMAN, MARTIN n HITT,
w AiIURNEAS All LAW,
Bank Block, BlattlebOro Vt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-02-14

AM KS CONLAND, M. D.,
- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Oihce in Crosby Block, opposite Telephone Ex
Onice hours 3 to y A. NJ, l to 3P.M.
Residence cor. Main and Walnut SITS .BrattlebOro
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-02-14

SHRRMAN a JENNIE,
General Insurance aud Real Estate Agents,
representing Companies whose Asaets Are over
S3OO, 900 900.
TENEMENTs TO LET.
Agents for BABcock FIRE ExT1NeumHERs.
ONCE in New bank Block, cor Main q Elliot SITS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-02-14

- N. CHAMR ERLAlN.
De HATS, tUKS, MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Agent for Dunlap Hats and Bratteboru Laundry
~ Vain alrtrt. Brooks hOuse BLOCK.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-02-14

IL DRUGGIST, BROoKs HOUSE, BLoCK.
Graduate OF the College OF Pharmacy OF the City OF
New York. Formerly with Caswell, Hazard q Go.
Careful duehtiOH To JdmHy prescriptions.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-02-14

LeOIIHTU OIuCNi ITII a N " 10 Hhu 10 6P. ".
.. MILLER, NJ. D.,
"A PHl SlClAN AND SURGEON,
IOUAvr BlOc6, bratt y; till a. III; to :, 63O to
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
A potato Diamond.

Farmer Bowles, OF Easthampton'
+. Is grateful for the open winter
ot1ss9-9O. Hehad large mortgage
ohnnt rine. and was wondering how
he could raise the money 10 pay u o. sr
~ Il could no longer bereneWed. 10
think the better he went into ms eei,
lar and sorted his potatoes, some "
chem already sproutlng' under tug
impression that It wasspring ihste"u
While cutting out one Of these
spronis his knife glanced from q glass
lie substance, which the good farmer
dur ont IN a leisurely way and put y
n his pocket without the aonrishe ..
he would have made had he knowhlt
was a diamond.
He found il ont later when he went
"a BROOKLYN on business. lie us
played the stope to merchant VINO
al once pronounced IL a diamond ~
tbe first water. aud offered tog0Mith
him 70 q jewelers. for satisfaction
They went, ana the merchants opin'
ion was corroborated withan oiier o.
81 600 cash Tor the Jewel. The iarm'
qr did not accept the ofier, hardy
knowing what to do under the circnm
stances. II he could only know how
the diamond got into the potato ~
would ft.l better about ~ No'
knowing but the rest 81 the potatoes
we're equally Is rich b. went hom'
and picked over the lot, but without
further results.
IL is thought that some burglar lli'
the diamond il the ield land the pota
ID appropriated il New York jour
nal.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
A Primitive Timekeeper.

Now and then the explorer amons
primitive people happens upon a
dnd' which strikingly illustrates
TINT necessity il not only the mother
oflayeutiUn. butthattherei - d strong
family likeness among tht Inventions
An English naturalist, while visiting
treat Sangir, one ui those islands Ui
the Indian ocean knowu ~ The trle-
hes, Or Spice Islands, lodged at the
house 81 ruiah
lulront nltnr house wls vrraUda
III thecorner 81 which stuui a Eeptgy.
whose business il was u keep tnr
time for the village, by tile aid ~ q
primitive sHndgiu-s
Two bottles were trmiy lusaed tn.
gether atuuth % mouth and aSri In
wooden frame. mfdr u stand up
rightlnrryersibic positions. Aquau,
tityoi black -nndraa from une bottle
into the other ia just inli all hDur
and when the upper bottle was empty
the frame wars reversed
Twelve short sticks, marked Aith
nutrhes from uuc IL twelve. wrrr
hung upon string 4 huuk wHs
placed between thc stick bearing thr
number 81 uotchcs poudlug d
the hour last strucrk aud the one 10
hcstruck next Tho sentry announce
the time by striking the honrs On n
urge gong Montreal star.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

Marriages. olemnizpd in Russia
cot supposed, ns with us. 10 be faa
IN heaven, Thcmanner In which ~
are frequently brought about Is
plicity itself Instead Of the mair
moniala agency, which has not SCI
quircd the right OF citizenship in ~
sin, gossiping match makers pens
hnlatc the country, each keeping
his or hor district. and, like lhA|
hedge schoolmastcrs two generaiioSl
ago, everywhere sure Of a weleoHs
In Bakhmoot, for instance, you ha''
scarcely taken possession Of toS
room inyour hotel when o well drss
ed man walks In, makes a proloaa,
bow, nnd asks you bluntly: "WoaA
your nobility think of marrying
If excusable curiosity or a less r I.
cusable desire 20 exchange single Y
married misery prompts you TO g.
him % civil answer, he lays album Y
on album before you with the pholVs
graphs Of eligible brides and brlds
grooms, according to your sex Z
which are inscribed marginal noll
containing brief but interesting !,
tails about the social position, ioi'
une, expectations and drnwbae@'
the original. N
lie discusses the points" Of 7.
Clients with charming cnndor and q
lectiyity-many of these maw..
makers havo been horse dealers J
iore-nnd refers you TO prosperos
married couples who nre as happy
the day islong since he brought thes'
together. Heretofore the mate
making provision was monoplize.a J
women, as IL is still In the norths.,,
and central provinces. In tbs souv
however, men srp taking " up y
thodically ard completely cutuyl
out their sisters. ~ Russian Lettss
London Telegraph.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
The Reporter and Railroad !,
flcials.

The reporter that l. sen forth /
learn the details off, railroad tisa.,.
is placed in a position which few 4.
wonld care TO occupy, and thai
sition is rendered the more trylDoA |
the railroad officials with whom
assignment brings him in COM.
In matters pertaining to Their N. !
ness, the railroad men Oi this eo10s.
generally prove themselves "a
clear headed and efficient beyOni. !,
set oi men that can be meatios
But when-as in the ense OF the 49,
disaster on the Lake Shore ~
they refuse togiye the Reporters
facts OF the case, aud when tl,ay
about 10 thwnrt the efforts Of Ii. \
porter in every possible way, ttsy
that which Is not In keeping With 4
usual sound sense and businesss
ity.
Shut ont from the truth. Il. I
porter will draw heavy drafts y.
that untailing stock Of
ugination which the avgla
reporter possesses. He VII 4
more. turned with an emnty NJ.
book from the otiirial-and "a
with gruft words that antagonlls
ieellns and color hls repoFt--bs ii
/ ind some rmploye, and, hy sGaSis
+ or probably hy arguments elias
with a bit OF green paper, ges sa.
kind OF report OF the affair
The reporter is not 20 blame 4.
bread and butter j. at stake. d
goes To tine fountain head hs Z
knowledge hs requires, II Febsksia
Is Obliged 10 go TO iower and laala
streams for Information Ntlil~s
nor the paper that sent him infta
sisss "a ,lighly colorcd rxnggsrasala
port which will require sabse0s
modification. Facts are desired Il
Il These hiil hctiOn Is tho natural y
uge III the reporter The FsaE
onieiul that will afford the gppwt
every facility ior gathering thessis
silt not regret doing 20. and WIN .
an eXamplc worthy og lmItatal
Flgt4buEg Bulletin.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
TO Her WAC KNOWS.

Because your eyes are blue. your lips are
red;
And the soft hair is golden on YOUR head,
And your sweet smiling can make glad the
day,
Aud on your cheeks pink roses have their
Should adore you?
Since Other maids have shining, golden
halr.
Aud other cheeks the Juue's pink roses
wear,
And other eyes can set the day alight
And other lips can smile with youta's de-
light,
Why bow before YOU
But If the ewes are blue for me alone,
And for only me the rose has blown,
And but tor me the lips their sweet smile
wear.
Then shall you mesh me III your golden
hair,
will adore you.
And as my saint, my souls one shining
star,
That lights my darkness from its throne
afar.
As lights the summer moon the waiting
sea.
With all am and all strive to be,
Illhow before you.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
a Hundred Miles From a o.,
list.
- .ssaa ~ j inrfasi

Lssstua Ms inagaaL A
When icar d man talking abe
dentistry shid Mr. Fuller iurs
II am reminded 81 my rxfsr
there III Nevada,
Ihaa ghs too,harhc hadis
ii nclsd days and L acliF,i BIZ
aud i woke wilh mg IN the aiasaa
The miurrs d,L what they coa4
uIr, They trivi 10 dig t0r saash
with tarsr jara knives and prs 4
nuL whnE | suffered under that ~
ipulntiou me- tongue euu toll. llssI
furious, one day they Nfsr
that put some ucij 10 u that Y.
uss,i ia testing roe :. aud tglsd Ga
anu II cAs,sl II Cor a iew hours. Hal
Il began again with retloublei Is
II wr hhi plucrrs wc would haft q
X uu.. but decided Il no 10, o.
had to gsyc Ia aud lpok lpFgats j
trnmpiug 81 Austin
ON the morning 81 nay leaYiss
found a nam Rhu wuR going up
patr 81 rat.le aud n pH,r II waist
went along with him. sick Bud EsA
from lnck 81 nIrep II was iJ1ns
- Austiu--fyr days and HssAN'
suffered ! walked most Of the iiss
rods some on the wheels, Steps 2
night on thc earth with u ptlen'fa1s
scoopcd pr Tor q pillow hai asa
( drvams wns exhausted ~ pain ~
worn 70 tho bone. At Inst / strpi
Austin ucspairiugty hunted q
dentist There Was none Ftaa4il
found a doctor who bad IN Old N
~ tooth.piurers. lle sat me das
on o soap box IN o grocery stovssa
he went Tor me, and, "a u se,ulsd
me, after two hours Of agony hpi
81 That tooth from its socket. %
rose for the first time In many aa'
knppy IN relief Since then ! ~
tsrsF looked dentist In The =
v.,hout thanking God fof Their 4
psnsntiou and that ain surruuaA
Z them"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
Insects In Drugs.

Atameeting ofthc Chemists Assist
ants. association some rather dis.
neutrality-suspicious. were exhibited do.
ihonstratlng the existence Of insects
ana germs' insundry pharmaceutical
preparations and drugs. Tho first
was wa, q lair looking sample OF crushed
llnseed, recently Obtained from n lor,re
wholesale firm, and kept in a wooden
cask with a wooden cover. The OK.
hioitor grayely nsked whit would M
the effect of applying a poultice con.
tuning thousands of insects To nm
open wound, especially II the poultira
pc made from hot instead of boilin,,
water?-London Lancet.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

IT is likely that the real fight over
revision will be after the changes rec.
commended by the general Assem- bly,
are submitted 10 the several rresby.
teries. In all country churches man.
strong doctrinal sermons will be de
livered. Country people are conserya.
tive and lovers Of strong religious and
and political doctrines. Doctors DE-
not administer castor oil to them ID
capsules and the pills they take are MOI
sugar-coated.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
A Live Man Slowly PettIfxlne

The medical men Of Boston md
New York have been pulling their
brains over a strangecuse ofossifca-
ton or petrification OF live man bv
the name of Jonathan Bass. nnss
is man now 81 or IS years of are
and has been gradually becoming os
sifed into one solid mass for the
past forty-five years. His body il
now perfectly rigid, in color and 20
touch almost exactly like we'll sen
soned bone, with no more fIexibilitv
about it than there is about a stieL
ofwood. While unable yoluntarilv to
make the least move, Mr.. Bass n.
tellect is keen and his digestion mn.
impaired. Hundreds Of phvsicians
and scientists, both of this countrv
and of Europe, have examined this
remarkable freak, all concurring r.
the opinion that the case ofJonnt5an
Bass beats anything now on record
in the medical books.-St. Louis Re-.
public.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
Politicians n tIautI

Haytf suffers from a superauty 81
politicians: the supply Inrgely ~.
ceeds the demand. The officers ~
which perquisitcs nre attached arp
too few 70 satisfy the hordes Of RI.
phclous time servers, each anxious
Tor an opportunity to steal enough
from the public funds to support
himself the remainder OF his liCe n
ease, be il in France. II the sum H.
large enough, otherwise in .I.mnicn
or some other ncighboring island or
even in Hayti But once successful
he generally prefers to leave tho
country than to remain and run tbo
risk Of being compelled TO tiisgorge
the fortune won ut the expense ofhis
fellow citizens md his own honesty =.
Cor. New York Post.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

TIE voraeity of the silkwor:u is
great. consuming as it does in its life
OF thirty-fve days sixty thousand
times its primitive weight; yet its
weight on merging from the egg is but
the one hundredth part of a grain
(about forty thousand silkworms to an
ounce). and its entire food during its
life weighs less than one-half OF an
ounce Of leaves.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
Best Sugar in Colorado

one OF the Observation-Disclosures,
ior Coloradois on foot. Claus srreck
els, the sugar king, has agreed 10 IN.
vest 81 100000 in an immense beef
sugar plant In Denver Il m.
amount VIII be invested here in stoct
IN the enterprise. Mr.. Snrec Jjsa
agrees to erect and equip n sugar ~
nn !. e.. IN N TINS city at a bonn fide cost
o. $4,000, 0O0nnd commence IN o ~,
alton in two yearg. Denver Re SUiet'
can. "epuul-
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
Queer Part u eoek seIllnr.

One % the beauties Of the -uDseg,p.
tion system ~ book selling j. this
III the book j. one 81 Il dozen. .nv
that sou lant want Il IN any price.
the agent male mad female created,
comes after you IN your weakest
hours. and. pcnetrat,s to your most
secret lair. demands your pl"ro ot
money or your peace ofmiud. Where.
MS II the book be- one Of real value
and interest, one TINT YOU. Il man or
woman say not less than 80. y rur
cent. above the zero 81 idiocy. would
naturally care To read aud own
then what happens Why. then YOU
have to seek out the publisher your.
self, who ciyilIy refers you 10 some
local agent who sits III secret some.
where smiling while you long Tar Il.
Queer, is IL nut?-New York Tribune
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

BosToN culture is making rapiG
strides. 1t used to confine itself tc
draping Venuses and Apollos in the
interest of morality, but to-day it ha:
taken holder step and has concealed
the wickedness OF rum-shops under the
respectable name Of cafe. True the
rum-shop is still there, and SO is the
wanton and shameless Venus. but the
proprieties have been observed. Great
is the reform OF the Bost Cnians.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

A NEW YORK gossip, VIZ iting OF
William Waldorf Aston. says that since
he inherited his fathers million he
has lost his old cheerfulness and is be-
coming haggard and querulous under
the weight OF money bags. 1t is more
likely that Mr.. Astor's temper is being
spoiled by the mistaken solicitude of
his many friends who would like to
relieve his shoulders of his burden.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

The Georgia editor who says that
he will run farm in connection with
his newspaper, doubtless intends a
delicate hint to country subscribers
that he can raise all the pumpkins his
family requires, and that subscriptions
will rot hereafter be payable in apples.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

Iris certain that the machinery Of
the Interstate Commerce law is fatally
defective, and that so far as it is pro
ducing any effect whatever that effect
is wholly bad. especially in the region
west of Chicago. where the long and
short haul clause bears so heartily
upon the granger communities.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

THE poets hyperbole upon the death
of king, Hung be the heavens il
black; yield day to night, serves very
we'll as a figure of speech, but the
universal law is inexorable. and the
death Of any human creature, how
ever distinguished, is but the opera
tion Of that law, calm. placid, remorse-
less. The new generation is ready &c
go on with the burdens OF life, and the
human race as whole makes pro,
gress.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

SUGAR cane, according to Mr.. d.
Morris, is nowhere found wild. and il
has been supposed to have lost its
power of producing seed. In speci.
mems received at Kew Gardens. how
ever, seeds have been found. This
discovery is important, as it is antici.
pated that cross fertilization and selec.
ton OF seedlings may greatly improve
the plant
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

AN English Journal Of rristocratic
tendencies has been discussing the
possibility OF distinguishing "high and
low born blood" by means of the
microscope There are many other
more icticious aids that may help &c
make the distinguishing marks.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

THE sealskin buffalo made by cross
ing pOlled Aberdeen catt's on the wild
stock have a fine, glossy fur. as beauti
full as that OF the seal, and much
thicker The hump on the buffalo al,
most entirely disappears on this cross,
and with it the shaggy man for which
buffaloes have always been noted.
There are now twelve of these sea,
buffalo and the cross promises to be
come a successful and valuable breed.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

TIE grip, though it destroys fewer
lives than some other epidemics. is one
ofthe most distressing plaques that ever
afflicted human beings, The work OF
the malady is yet visible Thousands
of people are still suffering more or
less from the lingering effects OF its
dread hold upon them aud many
curious results due to it are coming to
light.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

THE London Lancet recommends a
beverage made from the new kolanut
as a substitute for tea and coffee. 1t
contains very little rannin. not much
more caffeine, and its poxer o. reha-
bilating after fatigue and aliaying the
pangs of hunger are such that it might
be used by an army on the march in
place of regular ratlons.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

BISMARCK is restless ard uneasy. HS
spends his time playing solitaire and
in writing letters which he reads and
destroys He is probably prepared to
look upon lie as failure.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

A GROWING city like an increasing
family, requires larger expenditure
of money every ye,r 0nly a town
that has passed into condition Of oe-
cline can re luce its annual expenses
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
BUSH RANGERS GRATITUDE.

HE day | ar
rived in Ade-
laide, Australia,
l was 30 years
old, a n d m Y
pocket con-
tanned a dollar
for every year |
hadlived. Ihad
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-27

| SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT COURr OF
tana in and Tor the county 81 Levin snd e,isrsS.
plaintiff y. 9. 81. Douglas i son, dsessdsnts.
.ore nn sre p M@nt.n. ssods ssssns = -
You IRE hereby required to appsar In n actipa
brought against yon BY the abova tanned plaintiff
u tho district court IT THO frst judicial dieriot
OF be state Of Montana in and for tn county q
Lewis AM Clarke, d to answer tho o0mnIainf
filed therein, within ten days texclusivo az ~
day q ssrviceo sfser ths service on jan e M
s SUNNI u served within III: goonty cs. e
within twenty days: otherwise within foetv day0.
ear Judgment by default will be taken aaaihst yru
acsIrdinR to the prayer OF said compinint. (
ment against soa ier the sum Il 500 dsnss 49,
entered by plaintiff from your failure to delRvor
Tres on board cars 81 ST. Joseph. Missouri and
ship 70 plaintiff at iislena, Montans. 400 caseD az
March. 1888, acc riding to the terms Of contfAof
which yon entered into with plaintiff hetNeG1
the 3lsi day Of February, 1889, and the lssh a.
ss.nst n sun as e & IS
brokers, rendered BY Gates q Nnow, Is ~. r.
your request in tho sale and purchase q ~
cases o. eggs, between the s1st dax Of tehfeas1,
claim for services was assigned 10 thls paalnAs6
BY Gates & SNOW. before the epmmsnesenooG q
this action. 81 & -
And you arc hereby notified that Il you IN ~
required tho said plaintiff wilt tAlps jndanSnt
sgainst you fo: the sum of $500 and alle IN IT,
further sum of $50. 90 making total of SlGv.00 I
trict court Of ths first judicial district oR ~
o. alto Of Montana, in and for the countY U IAV5H
and Clarke. this seventh day Of Nuvemhen q -
year OF our Lord one Thousand eiGht hnndled -
ninety. 80 77sss
lscall JOHN BEAN,
J lss
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-27
Helena. Mont. Nav. 4 "a

Helena, Mont. Nov 1. 1880. h
Hon. Marcus Lissncr, Bir-For q long time I
was troubled with kidney and bladder disease.
.ould not s,e ,p 81 night and day WAS only
misery to me. cntil happened in my strolling
for relief from pain to take glass q wntcr from
yonr fountain. l liked the taste Of the water,
every day for my drinking water. am at pres
ont FREQ rom any annoyance from kilAey or
medicinal qualities of your spring I can only by
these means tender you my gratitude for the
benefit have derived and hope that the citizens
OF Helena will duly acknowledge the blessing 50
freely given 70 every one
Yours Very Respectfully.
5000 LOUIS SMITH.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-27
LBsnel's Granite Spring Mineral Water.
n.AD TEE roLnow1so rrsr1nox1A1s,

TnoNAslpRIc q ooN,
CHEM!oAL LABORATORY AND O1E FIooRs.
NAN FRANCIeCo, Cali. Oct. u, 1850. }
aAs00a 1iesner. Esq. International Hotel, Hc1-
eua, Mont.
Dear I'VE have made Z careful qualitative
enAlysia of . sample Of water cent TO this Office
py you and hnd 1t to contain the chloridos, car
oonates and sulphatse Of lime, maenesis, soda
snd potash. and 1t IL free from animal and vege-
able matter. Yours Truly.
THoxAs PB1cR Son.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-27
HsaxxA, Mont, Dot. %. 1890

H11.ENA, Mont, Got. %. 1890
Marcus Lisens-, Eaq.. Helena, Mont;
My Dear Sir-This il to certify that for several
Yeers prior to june, 1890, Vas affiicted with
.ased kidnsys-so much 10 that I Was under
treatment Of ono Of the beet known doctors In
tho city OF Chicago Tor neatly two yearA Ny
ease was bad one. I seemed to get some relisf
from his medicines, but not = cure. came to
Helena about Juns l. $50 and without any
knowledge ct the wonderful curative properties
seemed to be apure and wholesome drink. After
partakins of It for one wcek. TO my great sur
wise and JOY found that / could urinate with
back had ceassd. that my general health was
greatly improved. drank freely. Of tho water
tcr three weeks, and can truthfully say, before
aerfnl, and believe that it viii cure rs per cent.
Of al who are afflicted with kidney trouble,
Very Truly Yours.
]. B. SIXTH.