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Arizona republican., 1890-09-07
The President Resting.

CREssoN SPRINGS, September 6.-This has been rather an uneventlul day for the President. Secretary EIalford said that President Harrison would not act upon any official matters before Mon day. He added that there was no truth in the report that the President had se- lected Kitchener, of Indiana, as First As sistant Postmaster-General, vice Clark son raGignp1
Arizona republican., 1890-09-07

BERLIN, September Cit is estimated that 45,000 persons in Prague are rem dered destitute by the floods and thous- ands more are sufferers in other flooded districts. Subscription lists have been opened eere and at Vienna.
 VIENNA, September 6.-The Danube is again rising, Steamers have ceased running and all freight traffic is stoppe d
Arizona republican., 1890-09-07
A New Powder Trust,

CmcAGo, September 6.-The Ameri- can Powder company was incorporated at Springfield, Ills, yesterday. It is learned today that it is to be trust which is to buy up large number of small plants throughout the country and run them in opposition to the Du- pont X Hazard concerns.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-07
A south African Railway.

LONDON, September 6.-The Premier of Cape Colony, speaking at Kimberly recently, announced an important rail way extension, by which connection line at the Vaal river. He predicted an early union of the South African states, reaching to the Zambesi river.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-07
Death of an Aged Woman.

SAN JOSE, September 6. - Seflora Guadalupe Peralta died in Santa Clara yesterday at the age of 95. She was the youngest of the nine children of Don Luis Peralta, who in his life owned a grant of land which covered Oakland, Alameda, Fruitvale and San Leandro. She vas born in San Jose and has lived in this county all her life.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-07
A LIGHT WEIGHT MILL.
A Thirty Seven Round Contest Is Tough
 at Astoria, Oregon.

n IHITIy NOuHU NOhItst Is FOughI
 at Astoria, Oregon.
 ASTORIA, Ogn., September 6.-Fred Brogan, of San Francisco, whipped Pete Shay, of Astoria, in thirty-seven rounds, in the Astoria Athletic Association rooms last night. They weighed in at 1l3 and 1l5 pounds respectively.
 Shay made rushing fight. Brogan injured his right hand in the third round, but kept swinging his left. In the thirty-iourth round Shay weakened and went down twice, staying seven sec onds. He pulled himself together and stayed three more rounds, when both eyes were closed. His seconds then threw up the sponge.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-07
sALvADORANs RETURN.

The Victorious Army Welcomed Home
 by an Enthusiastic Multitude.
 LA LIBERTAD, Salvador, September 6. Amid the clamor of church bells and strains of music, 1000 men of the Saliva doran army made a triumphal entry into the capital this morning, under command of the President, Commanders in-Chief.
 They had come from the frontier. The whole city was profusely decorated and the streets were packed with an enthusiastic multitude.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-07
Indicted For Murder.

DOVER, N. H., September 6.-The Grand Jury of Stafford County this morn- ing indicted Isaac B. Sawtelle for the murder of Hiram B. Sawtelle, and also "persOns unknown" accessories.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-07
EUROPEAN FLOODS.

Rivers In Central Europe OverfiowIng
 Their Banks-Great Destruction.
 DRESDEN, September 6.--The river Elbe is rising rapidly and a portion of the city is inundated. A number of school houses have been closed as they are in danger of being submerged.
 The Boyer river in Silicia has over flowed it's banks and the town of Fisch- erwerder is inundated.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-07
Vermont's Population.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-The pop ulation of the State of Vermont, as an- nounced by the Census bureau, is 332,- $50, decrease in ten years of eighty
Arizona republican., 1890-09-07

In looking our lines of Summer Goods find selves largely oversocked. We compelled to make cleanup before starting to purchase Fall Stock.
 Now the only way to accomplish point in these hard times is slaughter goods and bring them within the reach of everybody
 This is not advertising scheme like of petitors get up, but forced case and facts
 Negligee Flannel Shirts reduced from $3.50 to $275. Madrass Cloth Shirts, reduced from 1.75 to $100
 Silk shirts, reduced from $500 to $350
 fine line of light Coats and Vests immensely reduced all through
 Underwear at Cost. Straw Hats below Cost. Low-Cut Shoes away down.
 call Store and examination of goods and prices will convince anyone that this is
Arizona republican., 1890-09-07

In recent German manevers smoke less powder was used with great success
 Francis Robert St. Clair Erskine, fourth Earl of Roslyn, is dead.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-07
MaricOpa and PhGnlX Railroad.

Idclut tune.
 Trains stop on signal
 Trains make close connection with Southern Pacific trains Connect at Tempe with stages for Mesa City, Jonesville and Fort Mcdowell At Phgnix with stages for Prescott, Gillett, Wlckenburg and Vulture.
 c. s. HASTEN, Vice-Pres. and Manager.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-07
1nlano.

= Gtner Der berporragen61te en-
8eteranen, @eneraI Slocum,
Der lt6 ais NrmeecorpsfIbrer erit auf benz
Ditli6en &riegsibauplate, aun1al bel
Gettysburg, unD bann auf benz tDeltlt6en,
70 boben Jtubm erparb uno gegentpdrtig
MoDofat in 8rOoflDn lit, bat 10 ebeu
bel etnem b~ortigen 8eteranenfefte,
Dem 3aulenbe bon Otit9lteoern Der @rallo
Qlrutn beiDobnteu, etn ~trdftt9eS 90 a II es>
mort gegen Die torttpGbrenoe II eber>
treibung Des Sen ionsmeiens
geipro6en, @r iagte namentltb: v0ie
Ser. Staaten beSablen ihon iebt iGbrli9
nebr fir Yenfiontrung. ais Seu 6<
Lamb p0er SSranfret6 fir ben Inter
bait zines rieiigen itebenben Scores be5ablt.
GeptB mill Hie1nanD etnen alien Soloaten
Ieioen ie6en. 9lber Die alien SolDaten
Der uuton DerIangen bon tbrer Jtez
gierung gu DteI. gu ben bereits betptlz
Iigten ungcbeltern Benitonen uno ben nas
t~io1alelt Snpalioenbduiert itl1o nun aud
biele itaatlide Snnaltoenbduier gefommen,
no ate SoiDaten Nufnabrne un0 Yfege
finbeu. 9anlit ioute eS genug iein.
ga6 oieiem @eitbt5puntte iolten mir banz
beln utt6 uns nt6t sum Betteln
beim @pngreB berabDGrotgen." 0tele
9teoe Slocum's tDurDe bon oeH Sete>
ranen nit nteltauienbftm M
gem 8etfaIl begriiBt; uuo boffentlt4
tperDen ite AUDI baaa6 6anoeln.
Ser befannte beutihe 81 ugenur3t
Or. g. &euIing in Baltimore bat fur5z
Iin ieine tauienoite erfoIgreide
StarzS Operation poa5osen.
-Gine etfpas berfritbte8eiud e.
rim Ser @bicngoer IS eItausiteIIun9
lit bic neunidbrige Wtaggie &idarOion,
tpelde fi9 neuli6 betmlid aus Dem Saule
ibrer Gltern, Die in Der gtG6e BON Otorganz
tonn in Snbtana pobnen, e%ntternte, I'M
nab Chicago gu reiien. Die &leine mar
ibirte cine Strefe BON infse6n Otets
len bis na6 Mfartinsuiae unb beities bort
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-07
husband.

= Die 9rocIamirungb Ser Ser
elobung DerBrtn3e1ltn 9 tctorta
nit benz Brtn3en QooIpb pom
S6aumb ur 2ippe fal1o 0ur6 ben
beutl6en &atier int Staotlhlolie 3l Yotsz
Dam itatt. 6ierauf wurbe Die TrI6ltidsz
tafel abgebalten, ipobet Der &dtler auf Die
Gerlobten einen Trinfipru6 ausbra6te.
8aiierin Quguite 8ictoria, Gaiierin Sriebz
rid, ale Wtitglieoer bes f0nigliden 6aules
Brtn5 Gupred)t bon 8aUtrn, iopte anoere
fiirltIi6e DISQUALIFICATION, ferner Der JteiGbsz
fansler b. Gapripi, Der Wintiter bes f0nigz
Itden Oaules, b. gSeDel, uno Die @eneralt1
tat baben Dem feierli1en Ncte b~eigeipobnt.
Die Braut, 9rinseiitn 8ictoria, Die 5iDeitz
Gltelte S6tDelter 0es oeutlben &aiiers, lit
am II. Nprtl 1866 9eboren; tDr 8rGutiz
giant, BrtnS 0(oolpb bon S1aumburgz
9ippe, lit Der iingite Sobn bes regterenDe1
Siiriten; er lit am 20. Suli 1859 geboren
uuo Brelnters 2teutenat a la suite oes
preuBiiden &0ni9S 0uioren : 9fegiinents.
Ser Sufel bes 8rGutlgams, Der f. t. @5ez
neralmaior 8rin3 Wtlbelm bon S6ouln>
b%urgz2ippe, rsitotrt ~3un1etit auf ietler 8ez
iibu1g bel gtahoo u1o 1T W1itglieo oes
Diterreid)iiden S~errenbaules. Son Brinz
3eiitn 8ictorta mar nod BET 2ebsetten iDres
8aters, pes &ailers Sriebri1, 6dufig bic
Spra6e, ba IS oamals bieB, baB tbre Sano
benz Grs6lriten BON 8ulgarten, Brin3en
QIeranOer BON 8atte1berg (@rafen
6artenau) sugebabt getpelen, Die 8erbinz
oung aber oil benz WtDerltanoe 8ismard's
9el6eitert Jet.
Der 8unbesrat6 6es Oeutz
EN- Get6es gebt nit bent Ylane I'M,
III Der am l. 9esember b. s. ab3uz
baltenben 8DIfs3G9Iuna cine
g be It a # e 3u perb / ben,
tpel6e ettpa Der 8erufsaGblung pom Sabre
1882 entipreden tpirbe. Die 9teIultate oiez
fer 8erufs3dblung muroeu crit 1886 per6fz
fentLi6t. Nuf @runo oteier @ener6eitatiz
tiff, beren @blhluB naturqemGB crit in 3
bis 4 Sabren I'll ermarten ipGre, loue1 Daun
na6 ben Nbitdten beS Oal6elsm;nilters
b. Gerlepi6 SpeSial@llnter luhunQeu perz
a~nitaltet meroeu, Die it'd auf u rb / erz
8erbGltntle eritreden.
- Dem Sirften 8ismardfou
befanntlt6 auf elmer 3 he
bes Starnberger Sees elm
9enfmaI erridtet tper6en. Gin ettpa
1000 nuterl6riften tragenoer Qufruf an
oas baperii6e Soft forbert gu roger 8st6ei>
Iignng auf. 0as 0entmal iou Elm nit
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-24

~ the first JUDICIAL district Of the state Of Mon
tana IN and Ior the county Of Lewis and Clarke.
., Helena Pred g; and Compassion company.
The State Of Montana ssnds 9reetin9 50 IL
above named defendant =
You are hereby required to appear in an action
in the district court u the first judiossi disslict
ct lie state Of Montana, in and for the county of
Lewis ami Clarke, . d to answer the compfaint
day Of ssrvice) after the service on you Of thie
served OUT q hi. county. but within this dstfiot
or Judgment by default will be taken aaainst ron.
ace2rding to tho prayer Of eaid complaint.
The said a:tion = brought to recover juds-
suffered by plaintiff from your failure 10 delivsr
free on board cara at st. Joseph, Missouri, and
ship to plaintiff at Helena Montana. 100 cases g
March. 1888, accDr!ing to the terms q & contrast
which You entered into with plaintiff between
the 3lst day Of February. 1883. and the l!th day
ss.nst yon foe the snm q sss g fer e
brokers, rendered by Gates & Hnow, to you e
your request in the sale and purchase Of 90
1888, and the 18th day Of March. 1SeS. which nd
clstm Tor services was assigned TO this plaintiff
BY Gates q Snow. before the commencement of
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 70
appear and answer the said complaint, Is ahovo
required, the sale. plsintin will taxa .judgmsnf
further sum of $50 90 making . total of S0ss.08
Given under my hsnd and the seal OF the die.
trict court of the t.st Judicial district 81 u
and Clarke. this seventh day Of Noyember, is a.
year OF our Lord one Thousand eight hundred "a
ninety. s. Is -
lsesl] JOHN BEAN NJ
BY H. +. THOMPSON. Deputy Clerk. "a
w. d. GARDINER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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BREAKFAST AND DINNER.

Excellent Menu for Each of the Two
Meals of the Day.
thoughtful mind is that which in tbs
Christmas Ladies' Home Journal contrib
utes not only menu for Christmas dinner,
as nearly every cooking writer does, but q
menu for Christmas breakfast rs we'll.
Here they are, both intended for twelve
persons and one or two extra guests:
BREAKFAST.
Malaya grapes. fl5ri . oranges
Oat7aLe ard cream.
Hot rolls. Fried o fsters. Waffes.
Cream to; ST. Beef ak. Pota o chipe.
Big he m ny. FRIED eau age.
DINNER.
Boned n key. Stuffed ham.
A Ia mode ,enison. Ste y ed oysters.
NJ 'she potato. Stewed rniIs.
Caulihower. Winter squash.
Stewed tomatoes. landed potatoes.
Guava Jelly. Ste wsd cranberries.
Celery. Mango pickle.
les EFT.
Lemon pudding. Mold cnsta'd.
Plum pudding. Lemon Jelly.
Oranges. Bansn Malaga grapes
Dried ginger. Sailed almo n Is.
Ullye.. Nuts.
Coffee
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Tho World Enriched.

Tho facilities Of the present day for sh,
production of everything that Sill conduc,
to the material welfare and aounfort al
mankind are almost unliDitsd and when
Syrup of Figs was first produced the world
was enriched with the only perfect laxative
known. as it is the only remedy which Il
truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt sud etiectusi to clea-zs the
system gentls N the sprinRtime, or, "A fact,
at any time, lad the better it is ku.vn Go
mere popular it beoora, &.
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HInsxA. Mont. Oct. 10. 1890

HEAeNA. Mont, Oct o. 1890
Marcus Lissnsr, Esq.. Helena, Mont;
My Dear Sir--This d to certify that for several
Eeere prior 70 June, 1880, was afflicted with
.ascd kidneys-so much 70 that l was under
treatment OF one of the best known doctors in
the city Of Chicago for nearly two yeazs. Ny
case was bad one. seemed to get some relief
from hia medicines, but mot u cure. l came to
helena about juno I. 1850. and without any
knowledge Of the wonderful curative properties
seemed to b. pure and wholesome drink. After
pAttAking Of It for one week, to my great sur
wise and Joy found that could urinate with
put trouble, that the dull, heavy pains in my
back bad ceased, that my general health was
greatly improved. drank heely. of the water
TOR three weeks, and can truthfuuy say, before
tod and nan, that the cure in my cAse il won-
derful and believe that Il will cure rs per cent.
Of al who arc afflicted With kidney trouple,
Very Truly Yours.
j. r. SIXTH.
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THE CHRISTMAS SILENCE.

Hushe arc the pigeons cooirg low.
On dusty rsfters of the loft;
And mild-eyed oxen, breathing soft,
Sleep on the fragrant hay below.
Dim shadows in the corners hide:
The glimmering lanterns rays are shed,
Where one young lamb Just lifts his head.
Then huddies against his mothers side
Strange silence tingles in thu az;
Through the halt-open door bar
Of light from one low hanging star
Touches baby's radiant hair
No sound-.the mother. kneeling, lays
Her cheek against ii 9 little fato
oh. human love! Oh, heavenly grace.
IT'S yet in silence that she prays!
Ages of silence end tonight;
Then to the long-expectant earth
Glad angels come to grset His birth
In burst of music. love and light!
Margaret Deland. in Christmas Ladies' HON
journal.
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Helena Mont, Nov. l. 1890.
Hon. Marcus Liesner, Sir-For a long time
vas troubled with kidney and bladder disease.
misery to me- until happened in my etrol1ing
for relief from pain to take glass Of water from
and after wards nAds it = habit to 20 regularly
every day for my drinking water am At pres
snt free From any annoyance from kidney 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
freely given TO every one.
s* Yours Very Respectfully,
LOUIS SIXTH
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OFFICE OF DR. M. RocKM

OFrIuE OF Dn. M. RocKM.N,
lsr0es Ils.ner, Esq.;
My Dear Sir-since read the report Of An an
slysis made by Prsi. Thomas Price \ Son Of
pure drinking water. hat il Of great therapeutic
value for many Diseases. via: Billionsness Indi-
fcstion, Continuation, Liver, Kidney and Bladder
Diseases, ~ also for those suffering with Gravel.
am justified in Recommending your spring
water to those suffering with the above menu
toned diseaess, and by using the water for two
oI three weeks it will recommend itsalf.
Very Truly Yours,
ss n. ROCKMAN, II. D.
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/ he skin and induces softness and elastic
Go East

TO East
Via Chicago and the popular CHICAGO. 81
Paul and Kansas CITY RAILWAY. The thon.
sands OF people who annually leave the
Dakotae. Manitoba and the northwest fol
their old homes In Canada and be east vii.
IND the above-named route safe, comfort
able, speedy and exceedingly pleasant. Il
st. Paul and Chicago, and runs the finext
trains Of any road in the west. Only l3K
hours between Minneapolis or st. Paul and
Chicago. For particulars address +. B,
Ross, Northwestern passenger agent, 1876
East Third street, S.. Paul, Mimi, or W.
q. Bousenbark. General Passenger and
Ticket Agent, Chicago. Ill
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SUMMONS OE MONTANA. COUNTY
~ of Lewis and Cinrks.-In Jus ice Court OF
Helana Township h fore c. W. ! fischer, justice
Bern ard Loeb and Jacob Loeb. co-part n ,rs do
ing business under firm name and style NJ Loeb
and Brother, plaintiffs, vs.. Peter Lund, defen-
dant.
The state Of Montana to the above-named de-
PENDANT greeting;
You are hereby summoned to be and appear
before me, Chas. W. fleischer, justice Of the
peace in and for the township Of Helena, county
of Lewis aud Clarke, at my office in Helena, on
Monday, Jannary ed, A. .. 81. at 10 O'CLOCK
.. m. of raid day then and there to mako ans er
to the complaint of Loeb & Bro. 1e sbove-named
plaintiffs. in civil action 10 recover IL sum
ct eishty-nine ard l5-l0O 8'.15l dollars lawful
money Of the United States + IT balance due on
goods. wares ID mel ohsrdise SOLE and delivered
by plaintiffs 10 so3. at your spesa instanc, and
request; between thu dates Of August 2lth and
thereon since the first day OF Ccober, 1s7 all o.
which appears, more fully in tire complaint on
NE ms rein and IN defau thereof Judgment will
re rendered against you. Peter IInd. tho above
named defen liant, for tie sum of eishty-nine and
10 100 1883 Is, dollars and interest thereon since
October lst 1887. and costs Of suit in this behalf
expentei.
Given under my hand this 10th day of Deem
Der, A. ID. 1880. G. w. Eli I,CHFR.
Justice of the Peace.
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS.

TnoNAslPRIc l. Son. }
CHEMICAL LABoRAToRY AND ORH FLOORS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Oct. u, 1890.
era, Mont.
Dear I'VE have made careful qualitative
lnalysis Of sample of water sent to this Office
by you and find it to contain the chloridos car
donates and sulphAtes Of lime, maenesia, soda
md potash and it ie free from animal and vcge-
hhlo matter. Yours Truly.
IuoMAs PRIcE 4 Son.
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H.LENA, Mont, Nov. I, 1890.

HkLENA. Mont, Nov. I, 1890.
A. r. Allen, of Helena says:
. suffered for thirty years from kidney trouble.
No medicine did me any good. finally went to
the International Hotel to room and board and
ccmmenoed using MIR. Lssner's spring water,
and to day am well man. A. T. ALLIA.
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a nnual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
American National bank will be held ct the
banking house in Helena, Montana. on tuesday,
January 10. 1891. between the hours Of 10 .. m
and 4p. m. A. C. JOHNSON Cashier
Dated Dec. Il, 1890.
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HELENA. Mont. Oct. 30, 1890.
Mr.. Marcus Lissner. Dear Sir-HxynV used
the water from yonr sIrings for several weeks
with beneficial results, cheerfully recommend
its use to those.suffering from kidney troubles.
A. II. WIEBER, Cos Hilfsd2le ave.
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HHLENA. Mont, Nov. 10. 1880.
Marcns Listener, Esq. My Dear Sir-It gives
me great pleasure 70 inform ycn that my son.
who has suffered 50 long with kidney, and blad-
ing the water from your sYring and has gained
within few weeks seven pounds in weight, and
order that others who are suffering with similar
diseases may receivs the benefit Of it.
Yours Most Respectfully.
LEROY BEvERIDoD.
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To Soften the Skin

aides whose skin is subject to roughnes
when exposed to the air may remedy the
difficulty by applying Wisdom's Violet
Cream. 1t restores the natural action SO
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HELENA, Mont, Nov. S. 1895.
1have boon troubled with my kidneys for
some time. Have used various kinds Of medi-
cinee. but without any good results. tried
Lie0nors spring water, and 1t cured me in q
abort time. ]. +. Rowan. State St, Helena.
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I have been troubled with my kidneys for ths
last four years, and during the months Of June
and J q y, while was on tn. police force
drank nothing bnt the water ct Mr.. NJ Iissner's
hotel. and an pleased to ssy thAt am entirely
cured Of my kidney troubles, and previous to
that took several bottles Of medicine, Kidney
Worth. etc.. but they did me no good.
Ed. DRuaY.
HELENA, Mont, Nov. II, 1890.
Hon. Marcus lissner:
Dear 6ir--lt gives mo pleasure to tell you tia,
Your spr ng wafer made 4 new man OF ms, 1
came here on TIE 9Th Of September from Minne-
aPolls, Minn.. suffering from tho effoOts Of Ia
grippe; which left mo In . very weak condition.
could hardly walk: could not eat. hsd pAins in
my stomach and kieneys, in fact, ! was sick All
over my body, weighed then only " pounds.
water, when At once commenced to improve,
and to-day weigh l25 pounds and feel better
now than felt before ! took sick. With the
greatest gratitude remain, sir, Yours truly.
II. J. MCGUIRE, IA Ming street.
Helena, Mont, Nov. II, 1890.
Mr.. Lisssner, Esq, Helena. Mont:
Dear Sir-For some years ! have been dis
tressed to some extsnt with. an aching of or
monty called BriGht's disease. Some acquaint-
ances recommended your spring water, which,
after using for the Last four months, l find my.
self entirely relieved / can sincerely recom-
mend it a An almost infallibla specific.
GEokGE FhANSkFGRT,
New York Dry Goods Store State street.
licinal Purposes will get full instructions
ty ID necessary
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HELENA. Mont. Nov. 10 ,soo,

HELENA, Mont, Nov. 10. 1890.
=, Mr.: NJ. Lisener. My Dear Sir-It is with NO lit
sle pleasure, assure you, give you this testi-
been troubled for 4 number of years with kidney
complaint, being compelled to quit my work for
since have been drinking your spring wster I
have found myself much beneRttei and 4 new
man. Very Truly. N. v. KIRrLY.
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HELENA. Mont. Oct. !.

HELENA, Mont, Oct. 81, 1890.
To Marcus Lsener. Dear sir wish to tender
reived from the uss Of your mineral water. I
was very bad With kidney disorder. But, after
tdmit thst am entirely we'll. Wishing you sue
sess in placing It before the people, / am. dear
dr. Yours Respectfully. FRED VoNEsoHEN.
Hon. Marcus Lissner, Helena:
Ny Dear Sir-Eor tho past ten years I have
been troubled most fearfully with dyspepeia, 90
daNsnnd weeks at time; could eat nothing with
rslish; would Ms awake night after night with
stomach, tried several doctors In the city, ali
of whom did mo but little good. For several
weeks have been drinking freely of your spring
with none Of those previous bad feelings. sleep
wei and ssx shs richest kind of food with relish.
] think it wonder and recommend it with
pleasure to those troubled "A / was.
Respectfully yours, JOHN HUCKNER,
los South Ewing Street
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HELENA. Mont. Now 2. 1880.
have been suffering with the piles for thirty
years and since have bean drinking the water
from Lisener's Mineral Springs have not been
troubled since. s, AnnAuAMsoN.
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PROPOSALS SEALED PROPOSALS ARE
invited for tho care, support and mainten-
ance of the sick; poor and infirm Of Lewis a1d
for the year succeeding March l. 1891: aid mo-
posals to cover the entire cost Of feeding olcth-
ing. and nursing of eaid sick, poor and intifm,
and all burial expenses thereof. Bids to Is -
dressed to the undersigned, to BE- received unfil
February %, 1891. Tho Commissioners r0sSr -
the right to reject ans OF all bids. BY ortee of
the board. J. d. TJOKER Glark 1t
Helena Montana, Dec. 19 1870. - s X