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sixth Regiment and~
He served in both houses
and was Mason and an Odd(
THE Tennessee Republican T.
met in Nashville. Lewis T. Baxter way
mated for Governor by acclamation.
HENRY DUDLEY, colored, was hanged at
Scranton, Miss, for murder. he ascended
the scaffold without exhibiting any signs OF
fear. There was large crowd present.
The business part of Travers, Cal, has
been practically wiped out by fire. The loss
was fully 100000. All Of the large stores,
including the hotel and livery stable togeth-
er with nineteen horses, were burned.
By a runaway accident at Lima, Ohio,
Archie Smith, aged nineteen years, and
Robert Grant young boy, were instantly
killed and Melville Greenwall seriously in
jured.
The President nominated Louis Desmarais,
Of Louisiana, to be coiner Of the mintef the
United States at New Orleans, and Thaddeus
s. Sharretts, of Maryland, to be General App
praisar of Merchandise; the nominations
were confirmed by the Senate.
The President left Washington during the
afternoon for Cape May Point N. j., where
he was to spend week with his family.
THE Postofice authorities Of Paris, France.
discovered that over sa5, 600 had been stolen
from registered mail bag which had besn
cut in transit.
The cholera epidemic is diminishing In
Valencia, Spain. From ten to fifteen cases
are reported daily, Of which about one-hah
prove fatal.
THE Salzath River In Austria has over
flowed its banks and inundated the sur
rounding country. Many persons along the
line of the river have been drowned and
their houses destroyed. ..
THE Russian Government has decided to
enforce the edicts Of 1882 against the
Hebrews.
QUIET was restored in Buenos Ayres,
Argentine Republic; the revolutionary
leaders have agreed to the terms Of the Gov
ernment and general amnesty has been
orrantei
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THREE MEN KILLED.
A Complication OF Fatal Accidents
Follows Collision.

Follows q Collision.
An express train on the West Pennsylvania
Railroad struck two-horse team and driver
1t crossing near Herr's station, Penn The
driver and horses were killed instantly.
A gang of laborers who were constructing
a sewer at the roadside became 80 frightened
at the accident that they let 80 their hold on
q large cast iron pipe.
The pipe fell into the ditch upon two men,
killing one and fatally injuring the other.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-26

INQCIRER. 4. The Montana Lottery
was first authorized by the Legislature
August. lss7. and has been doing business
eyer since. ,. The tAPIrAL PHIZES
ARE $1,000. $1,000. AND 5000 each, to
be drawn FEBRUARY Is, Is9U. and
monthly thereafter. g.. You should he
able to- get Montana State Lottery Tickets
Lsi!oo eachb from any lottery dealer. Ask
for them. or address the c~oinpany's man
agcr. J. J. Jacobs. Butte. Montana.
WILL WAYNE. I. The Montana State
Lottery always draws in public. and "a
committee il selected from the audience
To supervise the drawings. .. No. - lot
terry cou ii not he drawn in public and be
conducted unfairly or impartiaily. 3.
There il no question about its fairness. 4.
The Lottery has been running for nearly
thr,s. years. and has paid ALLITS PRIZES
IN FULL, so il * as worthy of confidence
aud as ''famcd for integrity" a. any other
lottery. 3. The Capital Prize L. Sl5. 900.
the smallest $3.50; send money To- j. j.
Jacobs. Butte. Montana. or Anaconda.
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UNDER RAIN and SNOW
HAVOC Raised By Rising Floods Along
the West Coast.
Railroaa rramc Broken Cp. and Brssages
washed Away-Whole Towns set
A0ous nv the streams ThatC Come
From the Mountains.

SAN FsANCIsco. Jan. 2S.-The warm
rains that have fallen i'm Northern Cali
foruia the past two days have melted
large amounts of snow i'm the msuntains
and caused the rivers tn overflow. The
uuick rise in the waters washed out many
railroad bridges filed cuts aud caused
land slides, aud railroad traffic in the
northern portion of the state will bc inn
pesicd for several days. Al city
of San Jose the water il higher than
ever before known. Al Santa Clara the
principal thoroughfare Is covered Win
water. A half mile district north ana
south of San dose is Hooded No trains
are able to move to-day owing tn wash.
n,ts AT Santa Cruise. The water reached
the highest point ever known. and over
flowed n portion of the city. Al E.niigrant
Gap. in the her two through
trains are imprisoned. the rain began fall
ing yesterday, but changed tn snow
during the night. The Western Union
liuemen rpport in the vicinity of Tam
arsck more than n mile not u telegraph
pole is in view. and il il necessary to IL
. trench through the snow NOR, IMAM ~
feet in depth IN order to free the wires.
Provisions are getting very scarce at Elm
Gap. At Chico. in sacramento
valley, the sacramento river - noutiitig
the entire country lying near II. Ii IL
mn that il il 10 feet higher than II
Y lie to cidsburg a distance of eight
miles. is a vast SEA of water. the river
spreads over an area five miles in width
and at Point Dry creek joins the Russian
river. Relief parties were out III boats
all day yesterday rcscuing people from
river. 40 miles south. of Stockton,
people began moving out OF their houses
in the lower portions OF the town TINS
afternoon owing to the Hood.
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a l.o.,.mc. Rohb.d 81. $4,000.

DENVER Jan. 25.-An A~lburquruuc, y.
NJ; special says: Three masked men
effected an entrance to- the postofIicc this
morning. locked up the night clerk i'm
the closet and robbed the safe of the sum
OF 5000 cash. Six registered pouches were
also robbed of their contents. Today n
was discovered one of the pouches
was the registered pouch from Sante Fe
containing several aluable letters and
one with 3.OD of Lincoln county current
expense bonds with coupons attached.
This swclls the loss To $4,000. and il is "a
question: II the Perpetrators will dare un-
dertakc to sell the bonds.
Col. Henry Douglas is still very low and
Is not expected To live until morning,
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Passenger Agent. i'm S.-.Inn.

BCFFALo, Jan. PA meeting of the
passenger representatives of the Wander
bilt lines was held yesterday tn consider
matters relating to the Pacific coast
agency established at San Francisco. and
To ill the vacancy caused 10y the ~rcsipna-
ton of William :. Baldwin, which takes
effect April l. A committee which visited
the agency. reported that II was more cN-
pcIsivc than was warranted 10y the
amount of business which could TIC Sc
cured. IL was resolved to- abolish separ-
at" agencies at Portland and Los Angeles.
There Will bc one general agency at San
frtiici>co. with one general agent and
travelling passenger agent. and the entire
territory viii bc covered by these two men.
~. raiie. travelling passenger agent of
the agency was chosen to be Mr.. Bald
WINS successor.
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BONDS AND STOCKS
Ups and Dow ms in Market Values on the
New York Exchange.

New YORK, Jan. 25.-The stock mar
ket, as "A whole, was still broader to-day
than thai of yesterday. and steadily inn
proved from the opening To. the close.
Final changes are all in the direction of
higher figures tonight. and Chicago *
East Ill nois rose pa. preferred pa, Man
haitian 2s., and sugar ..
Governments were dull and barely
steady.
Petroleum-The market opened steady
ut lU6ti. and after first sales became
strong and advanced to lHbs trading ,hen
fell oil and the market closed firm at
1Obx.
Stock NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1861; high
est 1867: lowest loss: closing 1867.
Consolidated MISUNDERSTANDING. 10iis:
highest. 1865; lowest. 1865; closing 1855.
Total sales 1900 barrels.
Copper ~Stagnant; Lake.. January.
Sl4.iO.
~Lead-Fairly steady domestic. S3.s2E.
Tin-Dull. easier; Straits. so. Is.
Bar silycr-g15..
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T SALE

NOTICE IL UEisEisS GIVEN THAT IN
~ piir>uilbc. al AN or,ter of tli. District Court
81 the Tblt,i Judicial District of Montana. IN and
fnr Deer Lolg. County, made on thu. 2'ai, Il ~ Of
Jaht,arN. fs.s,, In the matter of the estate. Of
Euch'''s'. lieioqiiier. deceased the un.ie, signed.
the 10 mi illustrator az thu. sai,i estate. will sell at
priyat' ,lr la the highest bisisi. r, for cas- and
s,iil.st t'' continuation 10y said District Cen t.on
saturday. the lHh day Of t.i,r,iaI y, Is:sp. at ~
o'ci'ck. NJ at tn. real estate sfiic.. of Maha, Il
Iiisiey. on First street. Anaconda. AL the right,
title. interest. au.i estate of the said Eucinriste
l,'i'.iui.r AT the time 81 his Il aih. and all tn.
right. title AMI interest that th. s,i.i ,-tlI. i.As,
by operation ~ law or at lieTw i-e. acquire I .slter
tlEaii."r 10 atiiti. ~ t..lh,t at ia" saii Eurh,r ste
Tel, Iiii..f AT the Time al hisd ath.iua loan hat
CERTAIN lot. li"c- ar parcel 81 iand stu IL, Is ing
ami lei < IN ti" city uf A'a oi da. - err Is.igr
4 unity. Montana. and ds>rribssi a. follow :, ts
wit: T,i- EAST ~ en', tive ,22D feet 81 ht zen (iO)
III Ill ok fpur ti, comprising an area al 2 xIW
IL 4. together with the he prsy' m.Dts thereon
Lit at. Terms; TIL" snIn Z q lS l., b paid tp
The administrator AT The tine of SAL, i,aian.- s,n
r''nirn. { ION 9 sale ,y said District ,otir,.
sealed bids addressed to \'ini MIST at q Ia i. 4, n
at Office of said Mahan q Linsi.y.
administrator Of the Estate VI EuchorisI. I'clo-
puier, DECEASED.
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BY the Standards special wire.
BUTTE, Jan. 25.-This evening about 3
O'clock. while John Cone was driving over
the car tracks at the corner of Main and
Broadway, his cutter caught i'm track and
threw him out. The horse ran up Park
street to the Silver Bow mill up to the
railroad track and into the bridge back of
the st Lawrence mine. The horse fell
through the bridge and il badly skinned.
The cutter was badly smashed. Cones
arm is knocked on of place. The rig is
the property of the Star livery stable.
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The Rash win Carry the Mails.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-Thc secretary
Of the treasury placed the revenue steam
err Rush at the disposal of the
general for the purpose of carrying the
mails between San Francisco and Port
land. Oregon. during the existence of the
present railroad embargo. The steam
ship M~onongahela, now at Marys and.
California. navy yard. has been ordered
To New York. and will be prepared for a
voyage "A. once.
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DENvER, Colo. Jan. ga ReDp6yicou's
santa Fe special says. formati has
been received from Springer. n little viii
lage in the northern part of the territory.
tn effect that Ira Gale, foreman of the
hea river cattle company, had killed two
Mexican sheep hertlcrs in Colf,x county.
on the grounds that they were trespassinu
with their Hooks on property of the cattle
A warrant has been issued for
u now to be ia Colorado. His
friends say he was forced to leave for fear
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I'm the Deer lssdge Court.

special Correspondence of the standard.
DEER LoDGE,J Jan. &.-rhe whole of the
week was taken up with the trial of Frank
Baudet, charged with an assault upon
Fannie Pournier. a girl eight years of age,
at Champion, ON time last September.
The girl gave testimony regarding. at
mpts assault made by the defendant,
in whose half evidence To overthrow
her testimony was presented. The jury
retired al a an clock.
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Meeting Of the Alumni.

BUTTE, Jan. pa meeting of the
Alumni society was held this evening at
residence of Mrs. j. &. e.. ThorntoIl. on
East Granite street. 1t was desired by
both the Alumni of 'SS and 80 that
a banauct he gwen at the McDermott.
i'm the early part of June i'm honor of the
class of 40. Mr.. doe CossnIau will give
the response will he given by the
class OF 80. Miss Nellie Palmer
was chosen by of both
classes 10 give the response. MIR. Harry
Hoyt was chosen orator, Miss Susie Bald
win class poet. The literary exercises
will take place at the residence of Mrs.
j. &. e.. Thornton, on East Granite street.
and the banquet at the McDermott house.
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The Socialists Defeated.

BERLIN, Jan. 25.-Herr Bcbcl. socialist,
resumed the debate on the socialist bill
with the reichstag to-day. Upon the con-
clusion of the debate the bill was put tn "a
vote and defeated 10y 9s affirmative to l6U
negative. Prince Bismarck did not ap-
pear in the during the day.
After the vote was announced Herr Won
Bocttocher, chief imperial of the home
Office and representative of the chanccl-
Ior, announced the close of the session of
the reichstup.
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UNDER the

Hsaiiroaa Tr.me Isroughs to . ~ssamdsts1l
HDath of Hatte.
BY the Standards special Wire.
BUTTE, Jan. 25.-The snow blockade ON
the Utah 4 Northern from Granger tn
Spring Hin is complete. Reports from
that vicinity are that the storm still con-
tinues. Everything along the road has
been Abandoned, and no efforts will he
made to start n train until the storm
abates. No passenger train has left Po-
catello to-day, and they will not try tn
start one until tomorrow morning.
e. +. ResseRue. the general of
the Mountain division of the Union Paci-
fic, with headquarters at Salt Lake. has
been at Pocatclla for the last two days
time. The Utah q Northern has leased
five Denver q Rio Grandc CONSOLIDATED
engines from the Rio Grande for
their line. They also have secured
two narrow-gaugc engines from Denver
for the use of their narrow-gauge line
from pocatcllo to Ogden. The Montana
Union has furnished three engines for the
Use of the Utah & Northern to help them
4. mt in their blockade, so as to facilitate
the delivery of coal.
The Northern Pacific line is reported to
he open from coast to coast.
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The Blockade Raised.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 25.-Thc west-bound
overland train on the Central Pacific,
which has been i'm "a blockade on the
Sicrras betwecn Emigrant Gap and Sierra
since JANUARY Is. has been released at
last, and il passed through here from Col
fax at = :O5 o'clock this morning cnroute
to San Francisco.
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Shnl Lx nj. Mfr.

ABBEvILLE, :. e.. Jau. pa. n. Nell
son WAS to-day shot and killed by his
wife. who then attempted suicide. She
is still alive but in "a critical condition.
Nelson bought his wife "A pair of shoes
and then lost them while under the inflI-
ence OF liquor. His wife sent him back to-
hunt for them and upon his return, UNI
successful. she killed him.
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Accident Ma. {: at Mountain Consolidated
by I'll" Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. JAM. 25.-There was another ac-
cidcnt at the Mountain Consolidated this
afternoon. AT 2::sD O'Clock James Hickey
was working on the 4u foot level. when
there was "a cave-in. About 800 or 400
pounds of dirt fell from the hanging wall.
Fellow workmcn called to Hickey. but too
late. Hickey was struck on the shoulder.
thrown to the ground and partly buried.
His friends picked him mp and lac was
taken to the Sisters hospital. An exam
ination showed the only serious injury to
he the breaking of his left leg at the shin.
He il suffering much pain. but his recov-
cry is considered only a matter OF time.
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New YORK, Jan. 25.-Postmaster Van
Coti spent almost the entire day in iuvcs-
tigating the accounts of George II. Launs-
bury, the suicide cashier. The amount of
the theft liz much larger than first arI-
nounced, and II II now stated the suicides
peculations come to- between $1,000 and
S95. tkEy.
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The strike Is Ended.

HAMBURG, Jan. 25.-The strike is over,
the men having accepted the ship-owners'
proposal. The country around the castle
and Fulda il flooded Rain falls in i'm
creasing torrents. The werra, the Elder
and the Lain have Overlooked their banks.
Extra heavy fianneis only 2oc, at Estes
q Connell's.
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A Fatal Railroad Wreck.

DENVER. Jan. 25.-A freight train on the
Colorado Central. when near Berthoud.
ran into a sand drift, which to-day's hurri-
can had blown into n cut. The engine
and four cars were wrecked. Engineer
John French and Fireman Richmond
were fatally injured.
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Thirty odd carloads Of coal reached
this city yesterday, hut IL was learned later
i'm the day that the blockade at Beaver
Canyon is completes. IL was not known
last night that there is any coal for the
smelling works this side the canyon. The
ficient for about ~ hours, nEtl the prob
ability is that the fires will bc banked to-
Law. 1t Is reported that the commentators
will he kept in operation although the
supply of their product already on hand
is enormously large and all the bins are
filled with ore.
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NoTI--E 70

STATE OF MONTANA,
COUNTY OF EER LoIs;E.
January .. ls:U.
To Frank q. Brown; You are hereby M flied
that I have expended for the years ISIS and lSsa,
each, enc hundred dollars in assessmen. work
ON The "BonaIiZa' quartz lode mining claim,
lying N an un.,rGaniz.d dist ict in Deer Lolg..
county, ana located November ~, 1ss.. Aud II
W thin ninety day from the first publication Of
this notice YOU fail To- contribute your proper
tt.n al such eNpendi tnre as coowner your inter
et ia sa Il claim will become the prop ry of the
unders gncd under section 2,32i, Revised Statutes
OF the United states.
lSigncdl LOUIS SCHOIN.
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Closing stocks :

Money on call easy at 2I<d3.
Prime mercantile paper. 5a6Lc.
Sterling Exchangc-Quict. firm; sixty.
day bills. S.s21.; demand N.s6E.
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Losee q Maxwell are closing out their
clothing. and offering same regardless of
cost.
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So far as tins city Is concerned. il is
built from end tn end on railroad land.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-12-05

Colored men are now working their
way into many of the skilled trades in
New York, and their are employers who
speak highly of their CAPACITY, industry
and faithfulness, saws the H'Orld. "We
can hold our ground in this busine s. q"
said a negro carpet layer, though it
needs more pains and harder work than
some other trades" "There are black
type-setters in some large Offices in New
York." said one OF them, "and they can
PICK up both nonrarell and Plea as we'll
as other peop.e.' 1--WE have several
dusky engineers in our service, said the
boss Of an establishment, "and thev arc
both expert and Trustworthy" There
has been considerable migration Of
colored men from the southern States
to the northern within the past few
years. and those of them who have
taken quarters in New York get along
quite as well as the newcomers of the
white breed. This view is sustained by
representative men of the African race
here who have been interviewed on the
subject
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To Break Up a Cold.

As soon as chilly sensations are felt, OF
the cold affects the head, and there is
sore throat, the victim should 60 home
at once. With his feet in hot mustard
water he should take an oldfashioned
sweat.
This is very easily administered. In
to an old tea-cu pour three or four
tablespoonfuls of alcohol. Set 1t in a
pan OF water. Now place it under a
chair having wooden scat. Let the
patient sit down upon this; fasten a
couple of blankets around his neck. al
lowing them to fall TO the floor, then
light the alcohol. This treatment is by
no means hard to bear, As soon rs the
skin becomes moist the headache is gen
orally relieved and breathing through
the nose is easier; in fact all the I'M
pleasant symptoms are more or less re
level.
The patient should sweat as long
as he will; then, after wiping hastily
and putting on wel-wamed undervcst,
he should get into bed and be well Gov
cred with blankets. He should continue
to sweat freely during the carly part OF
the night. Sometimes he will not do
this even after the application of the
treatment aL ised Ii he does not he
should be given ten grains Of quinine.
II for day or two alterward he cats
aud drinks tn; little. ard keeps within
doors, the chances arc thai he viii have
sborted his cold.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-12-05

/ Talking Of patent medicine.
you know the old prejudice
And the doctors some of
them are between you and US.
They would like you to think
that what's cured thousands
won't cure you. You'd be-
lieve in patent medicines if
they didn't profess to cure
e0erything = and so, between
the experiments of doctors,
and the experiments of patent
medicines that are sold only
because there's money in the
"stuff, +" you lose faith III e0e,y-
thing.
And, you can't always tell
the prescription that cures by
what you read in the papers.
So, perhaps, there's no better
way to sell a remedy, than to
tell the truth about it, and
take the risk of its doing just
what it processes to do.
That's what the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, of Buffalo, N. " does
with
DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery,
Favorite Prescription,
Pleasant Pellets, and
DR.. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy.
If they don't do what their
makers say they'll do you
get your money back.
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OIL

AT an adjourned meeting OF the
FARMERS AND P PLANTERS AGENCY
of Baltimore City, held at their Office
on Wednesday, the goth day of February
1889, JOE SHEPHERD was elected Pre.i
dect; j. +. BR1scoE, Vice President;
SAMUEL NJ. KINKS, Cashier c. W..
DORSEY, Treasurer, and L. E. links,
Secretary.
The Board Of Directors for the yea,
1889 was elected as follows:
I. Il. Kinks, of Frederick Co
J. Frank Talbot. Calvert CO
JOE SHEP of Anne Arundel Co
j. p. BRISCOE, of Calvert Co.
}. NJ. CRAWFORD Of Calvert Co.
?. II. TUCK, Of Baltimore City.
ADRIAN OSEY, Of Charles Co.
SAM'L NJ. KINKS, of Frederic Co
G. w. DORSEY. of Calvert Co,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-12-05

THE YCTrH's COMPANION gives so much for
il Is taken al ga ly m nearly Hall Million
Families With il. fms paper and beautiful
Illustration, its Weekly Ill istrated supple
turnts. and its Double Holiday NUMBER Z
,eesrss rs Il the Publisher could not do enough
/ o please. By ssndta SID nov you may o.
tain 4. frle 10 January. and for full year
Tram hat dafe 10 Jtnu Try, lS93 Address,
TuE YOvrn . JoAPkNION, Boston, Ma g.
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You wear out cl.thes on wash b. ard icg
mes as much as on the body. Hhs f1D in
buy Dobbins's ElPc.ric Soap of Your grocer
and save this useless wear. Made ever since
1871. Don't take imitation. The are los II
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; TNTT U VIFTVs -
LUCAs COUNTY,
FRASK !. CHENEY makes oath that he Is
The senior partner Of The firm OF r. J. CHENEY
A. %, doing business in the " Of Toledo,
o,infy and state aforesaid, and that said firm
viii pny the sum Of One Hundre Dollars for
each and every case OF CATknRH that cannot
he Cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed IN my
ureseucp this 9Th day OF December A d., 1885.
A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL
t--j NOidrg Public.
Halls Cltarrh Cure IS taken inter ally and
nets directly on the blood and muc US sur
face, Il the system, send for Testimonials,
FL. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O.
sS~ Sold b. Dru ;gists, i5c.