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Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
THIRD EDITION
Adjournment Of Conference.

ogouShthcht 0l COulefouce.
cnrsTER Pa, May 29.-Tho 77tt
Annual Conference Of the A. U. =. q
~. p. Church closed It's session after
eight days aud half OF labor. R4v.
Daniel Russell, Sr., wac elected presi-
dent oi the Middle District, which CEN.
pfises Pennsylvania, Delaware, New
Jersty AID Western and Central New
Iofk. Tho appointments were made az
follows: Rev. q. V. Peterson, A. q.
Church, Wilmington; 9. $. Temple, st.
Johns. Chsster. Pa; T. B. scott, St.
Luks's, Philadelphia; George Iodine,
pey, u. Johns Church, st. Thomas
Circuit, Newark and llasco, Del; Benz.
Scott, New Jerusalem Church. Claysvilla,
N. j.; lewis Milligap, st Marks, Phila.
de!phis; @. W. e. Laws, Chippoy Church,
New Brrnswlck; Peter Solvey, st. James,
East WILMINGTON, Del; ]. J. Broadway,
MI Raymond Church, DowningtowIl,
Pa; j. X. johnson, ST. Peters, vii.
mington, DEL; Wilism Ham moud, Zion
Church, Burlington, N. j.; james Il.
Sargent Little Wesley Church, Port
Jefvis, New York; j. II. Nichols, 81.
Mathews, West Philadelph Thomas
A. Biackson, Buffers Chapel, Camden,
N. j.; Alexander Wood Nv ard, Goshen, N.
y; Marshall johnson, Siar OF Bethlehem
Circuit; Il. II. Potts. Mt. Zion Church,
Nershsiltown, NJ j.; W. W. Gail,
Emanuel Church, Amber, Pa.
William ii. James, Mt. Salem
Church, Cedar Grove, N. j.; Daniel
Russell, Ebenezer Church, Norris.
town. Pa; Nathan Wilson, Mt Moriah
Church, New Hope, Pa; C. II. Walker,
Ct. Lazarus' Church, Merchantville, N.
j.; Isaac .. Cooper, st. Paups, VII.
minRton, Del; James Williams, Paui's,
Camden. N. j.; James Fresr, st.
Stephen's, Hurley. Pa; Benjamin scott.
zicn Church, Horsehsad, N. Y;
=. Q. Bostic, FriendshiP Circuit, Ken
nett Square, Pa; john Msttee, St
Johns, Cbiselburst, N. j.; George
Murray, Star OF bethlehem CIR
eat; John w. Green, Wsrkill Mission,
y: Y; Thomas Skinner. st. Paui's,
Ithaca, N. T.; Joseph King, 81. An
drew's, PAssaic, N. J George Brown,
Madison and Milburn Mission, N. X;
James Hardy. South Camden, N. J.;
Abraham Selvy, spencer Mission. Har.
Yisbutg, Pa; Robert Freeman, Grtmos
Street Mission. Philadelphia; George w.
Manderf, Williamsport, Pa, Mission;
Henry II. Giles, missionary at New
Castle. Del. George A. Biggs, mis sionary
In New Jersey; Frsucis Caudy, mission.
ary at Patterson, N. j.
After the app iutuent was announced
tie C inference went into election OF dele
gates to the general ton fei enee, 10 ineet
in the A. U. Church. Wilmips.on the
frst "Wednesday in $ ptember 3, 1880, us
follows:
Rev. Daniel Russell, B. Sect, L. u
Chippey, i. b. Cooper, j. II. NICHOLAS.
= b. Scott, Peter selvey, Charles ii.
NJ A., Woodward <G II. Potts,
John w. Green, u. s. Temple, @. v.
Peterson, J. J. Brosdway, q. w. q.
Laws, W. NJ. James, NJ. johnson, Moses
Cbippey, George w. Cohrin.
Rev. l. b. Cooper was reelected secre-
tary OF the district lor onu year ending
May 81.
The conference adjourned 10 meet in
Ebcnez-r Church, Norrittown, Pa. third
"wednesday In May, 1891, at II a. IN.
conference closed. Benedict.on by Rev
b. Scott
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
VIII Ise Celebrated Tu.m,rr,r

The 102nd anniversary of the ieIc,.
uon OF the Old swedes' churah wi he
celebrated Tomorrow, and ihe se,yc,,
Will bs As follows: Z a. M, csIshrat u,
oil the holy communi u. lU.3D a. m
morning prAJer, sermon au celebration
j p. ip.. childreu's teryiec; I 30 n ~
evening prayer aud sern, n. Tle iermo.
will te preach dty the Rev, o Il. nolrl
hin. Subject. "Llves o, the swsii.t
Ministers OF tho Old swedss Cauleh mil
the Relation Between the America an h
Swedish Church. The gular rhoid
will be Argument d BY ihc addition d
two teuor aud two bass anl Two Il d
voices.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
SucQesntuI Snle.

The sale Of horses. carriages, etc., a.
bazaar, on TUESDAY and
Wedueaday, passed OF quite tailsiie
torily. fair prices being reAliz d. Ano'aet
sale win be held In few weeks, OF whl'a
due notice will be given. ln the mean
time the bazar will Ds rented very lea,
sonsbly to parties who may wish 10 lo.a
Q sale of either horses or cows. Dealers
will therefore do well to look into 'M
matter. He can be reached by eau
through the telephone.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
A Convict Shot Dead.

TRENroN, N. j., May 3l.-The two
colored men, known as iienry Jackson
and Tom Thomas, who escaped on We'd
nesdsy evening IRON the State Prison.
where each was serving 80 years sem
tence for arson aud other crimes. ap-
peared in Tacony yesterday.
They had several exciting adven'urS
with policemen, and etcspsd after sho t.
ing and dangerously woundlnp Police
man Harry Barber. Citizens joined in
tue pursuit OF the convicts, AMI one oil
them shot and killed jackson. Tno'nA'
wa, captured toon after.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Concert Mt Landeuberx,

The Epworth League Choir OF Union
NJ. Il. Church went 10 Landenberg yes
teriay afternoon in two large hacks and
gave y concert for the benefit OF tho NJ.
<. Church Improvement Fund. The
attendance was good and the choir wish
to return their sincere thanks to Mrs.
Ewing for this many courtesies and At
tention which they received at hei
handa They reached their homes about
o'clock this morning greatly fstiguet
| ty their long r.de.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Base Ball.

The Ariel defeated the American, j..
yesterday morning by the score of 81 to
II, and In the afternoon they defeated the
Unknown by n score OF 80 to rs.
The Athletic defeated the Happy Val
ley Yesterday by n score OF "a to s.
The Blue Stars defeated the Silver
Stars yesterday at Nn;h and Lombard
st eets by a trOre of to 4. Time OF
game, hour ond 81 minntes. Batteries
blue Stars, Mullsn and Gillespie; 81
yer Stars, McCafierty and Conley.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Notice to CoIored Catholics,

The usual divine services will take
Place at St. Mary's Church at 4 p. IN.
Tho sermon will be on "Christian Love, -
preached by Rev. George Kelley. Var.
sous societies from Delaware, Pennsyl-
vania, Maryland and Washington City.
white and color1d, have accepted the In
v1tation to be present At the cornsr-stone
laying on July 9th. Two very fine build.
in9s, a first-class school and convent for
sisters, who will teach the children, will
Dc built without delay. All welcome to
exc tos themselves.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
The Mark cts.

Butter sold at l8 TO IS cents this
morning; eggs. 30 to 22 cents; new pota-
toes, IL to 20 cents hall pick; peas, Is
to Is cents half peck; radishcs, 2 to 3
cents a bunch; lettuce. 2 to 4 ceuts a
head; cabbage. 10 10 cents q head;
sp mach, 10 to IL cents half peck
tomatoes, 15 to Is cents = quart;
squ.-hes, 8 to 8 cents each; Gu umbers,
Q TO cents each; strawberries, q to Il
cents y quart.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
A~0.
a.,l,iny Nice.

Harry Feldm.lcr, oil the FELTON, ,'al hos''; ..,,;
Second And Walnut streets, WI, 80, 80,
his patrons with another 'no Of those HsI, lam
snapper lunches this evening" .na % N
cannot be excslled as a caterer M ruN vhs
snapper soup is unrvaled. Al ,,m WV :
wish something nee should give a'u :
call this evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
" For Baby Carriages,
Go to Adair's, 4l6 Market street,
Lost Children.

Yesterday George Jackson, the bill
poster, returned to their parents three
lost children. Ho wishes all who ioss
their pets to make Inquiries at his res :
dence, No. 1006 French street, or at his
sloIe, No. 805 Market street, aud he will
DO his best to aid them without charge
lOr ala trouble.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Ir,ured While Playing.

A boy named Willie Maban' agea y. !.
years, was struck by an engins VIII XII
playing on tho Baltimore and onlU n,. fIn. i"'
road at Madison stree. ana oaav M a.
jured. He was taken to his homs, Ha .e
lS45 Chestnut street. where he u.os:s wa.
tended by DR.. Palmer, tue eo~pA
surgeon.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
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Received Another Call

Rev. Mr.. Jefferis, one of the faculty OF
lincoln University, who recently re-
eetved call from the FlrBt Presbyterian
Church Of OH City, has also had call
from the Tenth and Arch street Prtsby-
efian Church in Philadelphia, whose
Hdlpit supply he has been for some time,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Died In Our t.i,y

Mrs. Mary DeHavrn. wi e Of Israel j.
DeHaven oi lronshirc, Maryland, and
mother OF George T. Wainwright OF No.
IA East Seventh O. rect, this city, died al
four O'Clock last evening. The deceased
wAs taken to her home this mornln. iol
interment the frst OF June.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
u.,, rour Feet Deep.

HENDERSON, MINI, May 5o'na ,.a Rad
rific hall storm occurred III NV Ths
River Valley 81 . p. IN. yssHtua yas. and
hail lays four feet deep IN ~ p,se' " Con.
the trees were stripped OF toia.e, md
siderable damage was done 10 crop
windows.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
RADAM'S
MlCROBE KILLER
Cures all Diseases.

After myself aud wife had used your MI
crobe Killer with great ben.ht, aithough !
have rot larthinY's pecnniarY interest In
your remedy, unsolicited and on my own re-
sponsibility, | wrote TO nearly iorty OF those
whose certificates yon publish, embracing
nearly all diseases, ''Pleage give your pres
cnt impressiuug OF WIN. Radam,s Mlcrobe
Killer l am happy to state tile replies
we're not only favorable hat enthuAiastlc.
Many of the cures OF complicated disenses
almost surpass belief. Sincerely yours,
|. W. BAKNUM,
ba Halsey street, brooklyn, N. y.
Books explaining how microbes cause
disease. and giving history of tile Microbe
KILLER given away or n.sile 1 Tree to any ad-
dress. Agents wanted eyerywnure
Agent Tor New Castle County, John J.
Wilhelm, office 20 West second street, vii
minKton.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Patriotic Decoration.

Mr.. W. H. Babcock, No. 206 Market
street, had his Family Shoe House extern
eivsly decorated yesterday. He had
bunting all over the front and large
portrait OF General Grant; also profute
display Of faRs. His window and live
ducks are very attractive.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
A Correction

In our account oil Mr.. Eckel's ordina-
ton, in Thursdays paper, 1t was mad
ysrtently stated that he had been or
dained deacon on Wednesday. 1t should
have been that he was ordained presby ter
or priest. Mr.. Eokel has miu,stered as
deacon for year past aud 10 now sd.
ynpced.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Tho " antllar

To morrow promises to be partly
cloudy to tair AID rather warmer, indi.
cstins coming showers. Monday, clear
to partly cloudy, followed by rain.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
.,r.vherrv Festival IN Ne"ro'

strawberry Festival in Ne"i N.v,
The ladies OF st. Jame' chu..II chr.I in IN
port, opened . strawberry M ie..' Tho pre-
Red Mems Hall last evening", ,bs dstl
cesds to 70 toward liquidsiasv ~ months
on the reotory purchased ~" .,,. .ysuipG
sro. The festival will close TINS ssuatardsl
The very place for . pleasant
evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

DUBLIC SALE
~ HORSES.
10Y We will sell at public sale, at
our stables. Edgmont Avo.. above Attn
street. Chester, Pa, ON
THURSDAY, JUNE bth, 1880,
Mt l.3O O'Clock. p. ni.,
81 head OF Ohio horses suitable for
all purposes. This stock will be fully
equal to those of our Inst sale, and can
not fail to command tho attention of
buyers throughout the country. These
horses will consist of good business,
coach, md heavy workers. Can be seen
at stables two days before sale. Two and
four months credit. Catalogues can be
| hnd by calling at Stidnam d Sons auc-
tion room. No. Ill 4. Fourth street. sec-
| ond day before sale.
ROBERTS 4 HANNUM,
Stidham Son. Auctioneers.
m3l Tele phone 1871.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
.y,u ns..t an Tuesday.

Next Tuesday the 1o4th aTna n,nrs,s ol
yeutIop OF the Episcopal plo1 1@m, mud
Delaware will conveue 10 n,nsc,st
Church, New Castle. and Il Il, = ,bs s,, .lsirJ
that Bishop Coleman and sil iaa s"s oi i ..si
with the iaI.y representation ant "a
nari.h Of this diocese will 10 pressn"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
NJ vyns Not Druiift.

I. was reported yesterday that n.Il sI"I" is'
Brooks was fined by Judge pn. nd
drunkenness, but such i seems Ia ,a',us.
tia case a. he 10 held for corner iou us...
Ing, and viii have hearing 'n'' WV
Ing.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
DIR. HONEYWELL.

Is kept busy extracting, iilliug and max
ing teeth. HIS prices are reasonable, and
all work warranted to be hret-class In
avery particular. He extracts teeth for
25c.; with gas, Doc. A set of teeth, S.. SO;
best, S. Teeth filled with silver, 75c. /;
emalgsm, 50c.; gold, 81 and upwards.
Teeth cleaned for T5c. Office, 703 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Put II Through the Key-Hole.

Here 10 . story Of baker whose loaves
had been growing smaller BY degrees and
beautifully less, and VITO, when going on
his round 70 serve his customers, stopped
at the door OF one OF them and knocked.
The lady within exclaimed:
"Who's thers?" aud was answered
1.-THE baker"
"What do you want?"
"Io leave your bread"
"Well, you needn't make such . fuss
about 1t; put II through the key-hole."
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

4 complete assortn eat OF gentiemen's
nd and gold-plated watch chains and
ha, ms ~ Millard y. pavis, No. Q East
Sssond stesst.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

Jones, wsll paper, NJ the OLD stand. 4o2
Market street. Latest desigus. Work
done at skoIt uotice.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

Go TO Walther Il Co. Is and get your
earriage repsirsd. 8. s. Nsrtet atreet
bridge.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

For grates. open nre-places. wood
mantels, aud tiles Tor walls, noors 81 d
vsstibules, 60 to Baylis', No. 7lS Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

Tslley's ice cream stand is pen for The
summer At Tnird street In.rkut Aulss.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
shoulder Dislocated'

Yesterday. Robert 7. Moody, tsIl afl
at Twelfth and Market SUI, PILE n
dislocstsd bis shoulder. T.. vu rsSs
tended him and last evening Nv
ing quietly.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Lnta.t NoYeItiea

In wall paper and window shades, from
tha iowest to beat grsdes, at g. W.
Eysns q Goa, No. 2O9 West second St.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

For good, h0ms-raised, juicy beef
QtAsks, 60 to Moreiand's, No. 407 King
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

leo cream, fruits and ianos
1105 West Seventh street,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

Story 4 Clsrk's cslebra;el ory.p,.
Rob,len's, ITO Market sre.t.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

Choice steaks from home-raissd b o.,
from IA to IL cents per pound, Vt More.
lAnd's, No 4U7 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Dllce

A committee of ladies' Of the A u.
NJ. p. Church will assist the trustees in
their nth anniversary, and will give q
straw berry festival on Monday evening.
Ad mission 3 cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

The cheapest aud beat place to get
your carriage repaired is at Walther d
Co. 3, over Market street bridge.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
For Eurniture
Latest ptyles,

OF any description 90 to Adair's, 4l1
Market street and get his prices.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

The bss. t,ntyps made 10 ! lne ,, tree. Iav
Cummines' gallery. 800 Marhe'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
SeNtt exclusion 10 to Woo dland Bsact
Good Corn,

cans for 25 cents. Tomstoes, Z cents
AAu, AZ N. Z. corner Third and King.
9SO. A. TAILoR.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

EoR RENT-TWO .RooMs suITA
- BILE for light housekeeping, 905 W
NAhsh streeG. ml3l-2tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
The Fish Market

Powell has on his stall IN the Third
street market lot Of sea crocus, butter
fab. trout, founders, hxlibut, Albany
beef. a few shad, bass, porgies, etc. Open
Saturday until 10 p. III.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
state OF Tn.r,no,noter

at the REPUBLICAN olice to-day, In the
shade;
5o'clock 10o'c,ock l2 o'cloc Z
70 76 90
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

For Rsirigerators,
90 to Adair's, 4l5 Market street and see
his assortment and get his prices.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Gsorgs White.

contractor for hauling BY tho day or hour
sales aud pianos moved and set with care;
furniture cars at short notice; boisting
and rigging done. ONCE. No. 1913 French
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

1 OsT-IN GOING FROM SIXTH AND
II Shipley sts., to Market, to Eighth,
10 walnut street. A color Sergeaute
Chevrons. Tho finder will receive the
thanks OI the owner on leaving them at
No. 0l3 Walnut street. m3I.Its
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

Sr..Ai:.L Balm ssss. ..ia. c.,.,,A. etc.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

Strong Cough Candy at Ferpuson's
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

Scot, sxcur.Iou is on Monday 'A'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

Don't forget Scott excursion June 0.
NJ =. Davis. jeweler, . East Second 81
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-10

SUMMONS Vie DISTRICT COuRT 81
the first judicial district 81 the stIfe n M0n.
tana, IN and Tor the county Of Lewis snd Clarko
defend mt. - - /" '.A4 -, - m
The state Of Montana ssnAs srsstans u -
above named defendant: 's..-4 :. ~ ~ 49,
Youare hereby required to appear n N aetion
in the district court 81 the 6rst ioisisi
ef the state ct Monta1a, IN and for the caSntv ~
lewis and Clarke, and to answer the ooRrisanS
hled therein. within ten days (axclusiSo ~ ~
day ut service) sitter the service Oh you 81 tSio
summons II served within this countys q. II
served ont OF this county. hut within thu die.
trict within twenty days: otheEWise W1tAn fosep
days, or Judgment by default will IS fnks1
plant. IS = ssss -.s-, - K
The said action Il brought 70 diaeolve ~
bonds ct matrimOny hefotoenFe and now e1lotinG
batween said plaintiff and detendanf ~ ~
reaeOn that sid defendant ahandanad aS33
nnintiH willfully and without cauaA ~ 49,
continued 80 to do for more than twelve ncr,iho
And yOu arc hercby notified thot Il Won 6il r.
appear and answer the said COnplAinf - a6nW1 n
required, the said plaintiff Will o64Sin in1lIS,
ment by default against you, and aak foR ~ ~.
lief demanded in complaint. 49,, -s-,s E
Given under my hand and the neal II - A.. ~
trict court Of the First Judicial djetr3ct 81 ~
state ct MOntsnA, In and for tho 0ounfv a YnWES
and Clarke. this twenty eighth day oe Oe1ol1e ~
The year OF Our Lord. ono thousand oi1f I'm
dred and ninety. si'-r-- ~ --- II
A \. r. THOMPSON. Deputy DIX
C. B. NOLAN, Atty. for PlAinfi&
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Every good-presently. Let them await
INV ort1efaiss

"vesy good-presently. Let them await
And he closed the window violently.
Let them 0q(ait his orders!
they were doing that. the poor men. The
wind drove tie rain and The shot full n
their faces. Whole battalicns vere e1ter-
minated, while others stood usalcsa. their
weapons ii their hands, unable TO compre-
mend tho reason OF their inactivity. There
was nothing for them to do, They
were awaiting orders. But al one can die
without orders the men fell dead BY hum
dreds, behind the bushes. in the ditoheg.
before the silent, grand chateau. Even
when fallen the shot tore them still, and
from their gaping wounds the generous
blood of France flowed noiselessly, Above
the billiard hall things we're coming to terri
bly, close quarters also. Tho marshal had
Tended himself like lion.
Seventeen! eighteen! nineteenv' Scarcely
had they time to mark the points. The noise
OF the battle came nearer. The marshal had
but one more to make. Already bombs had
reached the park. One exploded over the
pond. The mirror-like surface was con-
vnlsed and terrified swan swan about in a
whirlpool Of bloody feathers. II was tho last
shot. +
Then an oppressive silence. Nothing but
tho rain falling from the hedRea q confused
roll at the base of the hillock and ON the
soaked highways something like the patter
Of hurried flock of sheep. The army was
in full flight, but the marshal had won his
Daudet.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, MAssENA BULIARD
nnd Augustus b EwinS, appointed trustee,

THE UNDERHIGNED.. MA6HENA RUILARD
md Augustus b Ewing, appointed truste0y
~ tho resolution Of tho etookhOIdefs of the
West Gran Y, Mountain Mining Company adopt
Cd on tho 9Th day OF October. 1850, hereby give
notice that theirs, remained In their possession
md and uneychsnged. on the 18th day of February,
lSsO, eighteen thousand two hundred and thirty.
Mining Company, and that, pursuant to the d.
rsction and order OF the board Of trustees Of the
West Granite Mountain Mining Company. the
undersigned will sell at pubic auction to tito
highest bidder or bidders tor cash. at the esss
'front.' door OF the court house in the city or Et
Louis, Miss onri, on the fifteenth day OF DeceIn.
Der; lssO. beginning ct twelve o'clock noon az
faid day said - ?5 shares Of the capital stock st
the Mli2abeth Mining Company. d. such pars
thereof - shAll not have 6sen Exchanged Tor
west Granite q nj Mountain Mining Compeny stick
Mining Company Stockholders Who faileG II -.
chargs their shares prior to February lGHh 18VO
that, ~ direction Of the board Of truStess. Md
WITH the consent OF the parties in jn11roet IN
Cnuefsigned are empowered TO confirms "a ma ~
exchanges OF E!izaheth Mining Com1n0nv sfsci
Tor West Granite Mountain Mininl Comnsnv
STOCK at any time prior to the eighth dav 81 D.
csemner is!W, on the terms provided IL the reso-
luton Of Oct 9Th 1889: that 10 TO say one ebsre
OF We l Gram;t sos I've shsses Of te ter
of the said extensiCn II firna abo"i1i
present their certificates to Augustus m Ewino
room l24 Laclcde building, St. T6uis Mis:nnrfl
81 q Msssena bnllard. room No. Gold biocks
Helena, Aontana, before December Sfh. ism 's-'
1z22sss2shaH zV s5 j lEZXIBd
-.s's.4s ykuakena.
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HELENA, Mont. Oct. 70. 1870.

;. HEIsNA, Mont. Oct. %. 1850
Ny Dear Sir-This is to certify thst for several
yeers prior to June. 1880, was afflicted with
Kidney .tfiiction-or. i you pleass oall it dis
trc atment OF one Of the hest known doctors in
The CITY Of chicago for nearly two years. Ny
csao was q bad one. l eeemed to get some relief
from his medicines but not = cure. 1 came to
Helena about June 1. $780, and without any
knowledge OF the wonderful curative properties
seemed to be pure and wholesome drink. After
pArtaking OF II for one week, TO my great aur-
yrise and Joy found that ! could nrinste with
out trouble. that the dull, heavy pains in my
back had ceassd, that my general health was
greatly improved. drank freely OF the water
tor three weeks, and can truthfully cay. before
derfnl and believe that it will cure rs per cent,
OF all who are afflicted with kidney trouble,
Very Truly Yours.
j. 3. EkIT1.
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A CHILD OF SEVEN.

All the bells of heaven may ring.
AL the birds Of heaven may sing,
AL the winds of earth may bring
All sweet sounds together;
6weeter far than all things heard.
Eand Of harper, tone OF bird,
Sounds OF woods Ut shutdown stirred
yelling waters winsome word.
Wind in warm. warm weather;
One thing yet there is, that none
Hearing ere its chimes be done,
Knows not well the sweetest one
Heard of man beneath the sun
Hoped in heaven hereafter;
Soft and strong, and loud and light,
Very round and very lieht,
Heard from mornings rOsieet helgh
Where the soul of all delight
Fills . child clear laughter:
Golden bells of welcome rolled
Never forth such notes, nor told
Hours SO blithe in tones so bold
As the radiant month of gold,
Here that rings forth heaven.
II the golden crested wren
Were nightingale, why, thea
Something Reen and heard OF men
Might b. half Is sweet rs when ri
Laughs child of seven.
-Algernon C. Swinhurne