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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-29
00Ms Il ANp12 WADE & MOTTER, BAILEY BLOCK

"Well, swear now that if you haven't
my boots ready tomorrow evening I'll
make them tear you to pieces.
Every hour afterward hired messenger
came to the bootmaker and warned him to
have the boots done, telling him that his
life was really in danger because the stu
dent was crazy and would surely set the
dogs on him if he failed.
Bismarck got his boots.
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4 ssEssMENT NOTICE-NOTICE Is HERE
"A by given that at q meeting of the board of
trustees of the Cascade Land Company, called
In a. pW oce N
the city of Helena, Montana, an assessment of
twenty cents per share was levied upon the capi-
May. A. d. 1890, at the Office Of H. Barbour. the
eecretary of the company. in the parlors of the
First National Bank of Helena, Montana
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid upon the LIST day Of June. $780, shall
be deemed delinquent. and will be duly adver-
tised for sale at public auction, and unless pay
ment be made before. shall be sold upon such day
as the board Of trustees Of said company may 6x
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
the cost Of advertising and expenses of sale.
H. BARBOUR, Secretary.
Helena Mont, April Z. 1890.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

April. ". 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention. TO make
proof will be made before the register and re-
ceiver At Helena. Mont. on May q. 1880. viz:
Charles g. hammens on homestead application
Tp. Q north. r. east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz 6eorge "A. ri son. Ciifiord Hey
nolds Patrick Howard, and Bert Hobson. all OF
Placer, Mont. -
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. meeting of the stockholders of the Fourth
Of July company viii Ia he'd at the p1rlors Of
the Cosmopolitan hotel Saturday, May 3, 1890,
for the purpose Of electing q board OF trustees
for the ensuing year and the transaction Of any
other business that may come before the meet
inR. }. n. CLARK. President
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One should choose for a wife only such q
woman a. he would choose for friend,
vere she man.-Joube1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-22
Medical,

FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
Combined with tile medicinal
writes Of plants known TO be
most beneficial to the human
system, forming an agreeable
and effective laxative to perlna.
lently cure Habitual Cousti.
patton, and the many ills de-
pending OIL n weak or inactive
condition Of the
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS.
1tis the most exeeIlentrened known,o
CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFfEc7UaLLy
When cneiS Bilious or Constipa,ed
so THAT
PURE BLOOD, RsFREsHiHo aisep,
HEALTH md STRENGTH
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
Every one is using it and all are
delighted with it.
ASK YOU DRUGGIST Foa
SERUP OF EsTGE
MANUFACTURED ONLY uY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN fadHchSc0, cii.
LOUISVILLE. Ky REV YORK, NJ Z.
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PIG AND COW IN FELLOWSHIP.
Flatonic Love Of n Little Porker and
Bovine,

flatonic Love OF n Little Posker and q
Bovine.
Albany Ne,rs. "
A peculiar case Of brute attachment
came under the notice OF Misc Freddie
Lehman not long since.
A little stray pig about as big as q bar
Of aoap, that had become lost from his
mother, took up with one of Miss Leh.
mans mich COWS, and the COW and the
pig became wonderfully attached to each
other. 10y
The pig sucked the COW rs il she were
its own mother, and the COW iondled the
pig as II it were her own calf.
Neither could be separated from the
other, and they seemed perfectly missr-
able when apart for only few moments.
The little pig foraged for the COW, aud
would often slip in the stables where the
horses were feeding, and; stealing their
~provender, carry it out to its adopted
mother; and the COW would save any
morsel it knew the pig would like, and
carry it to her little foster child.
The two formed themselves into a
society for mutual protection and ag-
grandizement, and they prospered and
grew fat in their happiness.
But a dark day came. Mr.. Pig grew
up and got fat, and Miss Lehman sold i.
to the butcher. The COW Immediately
began to pine, and lost Der appetine.
And the COW still continues to mourn
her loss. and her eyes wear a peculiar
and pathetic expression.
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AFRiCA'S DWAkF BELLIES.


Said to bn Graceful md Preposscssing,
Though They Yenr no Clothes.
Explorer SANKEY'S new book contains
the following description Of a belle
among tho African dwarfs: At this set.
Element, ~Ugarrowwa's station, 1 saw the
first specimen Of the tribe OF dwaris who
were said to be thickly scattered north
OF the 1turi, from the Ngaiyu eastward.
She measured 50 inches in height, and
was q PERFECTLY formed young woman OF
about II, Of n glistening aud smooth
sickness Of body. Her figure was that
OF n miniature colored lady, not wanting
i'll u certain grace, and her face was very
prepossessing. Her complexion was
that Of n quadroon, or Of the color of vel.
low ivory. tio eyes were magnificent,
but absurdly large for such 4 small crea.
ture-almost as large as that OF 4 young
gazelle; full, ~prnt.nding. and extremely
lustrous. Absolutely nude, the little
demolselle asqulte possessed, rs though
she were accustomed to be admired, and
really enjoyed the inspection.
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J. N. Loose Red CIorer Co.;
l had a very troublesome and painful
sore on my face OF abou. one years
standing, and which several physicians
pronounced a cuncer. l had tried agood
many different kinds OF salyes, plasters
and blood purifiers, but none Of them
seemed to help me very much. l found
one of your circulars recommending
your Extract OF Red Glover, 30 went to
the drug store and bought u bottle and
small box OF the Solid Extract. l took
the medicine according to directions and
used the Solid Extract rs a salve, put
ting it on fresh twicea day. About the
third day it began to heal, SO l continued
the use OF 1t for about three weeks, both
internally and by outward application
aud am very happy to state that it has
entirely cured me.
Il cheerfully recommend Loose's Elk.
tract Of Red Glover as the greatest and
best Blood Purifier on tho market,
have tried them all. Your medicine il
a God send to suffering humanity.
Yours i%oyfully,
]. H. KILLER.
SOLD by Logan Drug Company.
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central Standard Time.
lzRnnsyIvdnid IInRs.l

W. from bridgeport Station
Trains via the Cleveland & Pi,tsb,ryo Rail,
road leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh, CHICAGO
ahn Cievtisnh, $3.50 r.. m. For Pittsburgh, IO:.i
E, n. 70! Lineage aaa Cleveland, too ,. M. For
benvil.e, S:t3 a. ~, v"
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 7:s3 q, H., 100,
an. i2:I' :: N 49, p. IN and 7:Sa p. M.
On easaraafs only-for East Liverpool, G:Il
FROM WHEELING STATION,
Trims via tho Pittsburgh. Cipc,,,.u 4, @,
Louis Railway Pan. Ilaydlc e-Ieayew bcet'
Ing Tor .t-ubenville. Pittsburgh and the ES.i
G:aJ q. m. 1885 p. IN, 80 p. M and S:ij II M
sor Colnmous. Cincinnati, indianapolis ami 81.
and chicago, la:3j . II. Tmihs arr!,c AZ Wh.ci'
Ing a. o;5p II: m, l0:Uh M. 2:i5 y m, AUD SOM
m: Trains leaving al 6:l0R a. N. aud arriyinU 4;
s;so P. M run solid between Wheeling md
fTttshIrsh: ~ tratnsd.iIy except Smn1av'" ""
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Pension Agents.
new PENSION LAW.

Flo your claim with n home attorney Of long
experience In business.
Persons entlticd TO n peEslon;
j. Every mother OF niher OF a deccsscatoldler
will receive sl2 per month. provided satd soldier
woult have been entitled 10 Il pension had he
lived, md lett 10 widow or minor child. All
that Is necessary TO show Is tha: the claimant is
now unable to earn a support.
:. Al h0nOrAbly discharged soldiers. who
served ninety days, who are so disabled as 10
render them unable 10 earn Il support. arc ell
titled 10 4 pension not exceeding sl2 per month.
This affects those now on the pcuston roll re-
ceivlng less than 81.
8. Every widow oil a soldier or officer. who has
no other means Of support than her daily labor,
Is entitled 10 S PCT month and 81 per month al
dItiOnai for each minor child, trth0W regard 10
the cause Of the %sOiiisr's GtGli.
4. When the widow OF any officer or soldier is
dead or remarked tho pension Is allowed the
children mccr sixteen years.
8. Where u child of n dcccGscd soldier or officer
Is Insane Id;otIc or otherwise helpless, the pen
sion is continued during life or rs lonS, es dis
ability lBsLs. This provision Affects al children
who may have been placed on tho pension roll,
mud who are now over sixteen years OF ESQ.
Their names eau DO restored and pension OBJ
ta.nrl.
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4wAR on TBE N .
A Farm journal Itrbuks- Democratic MI
representations C%OnCerniny farm liz

A Farm J0urnai Itrbuke- Democratic Mis-
representations Concerning farm I'm
implements.
Farm and Firsids, jay Is.
"A friend kindly sends us a copy o
the New York World containing one o
aseries Of articles on "lNar on the Farm
ers," in which that paper attempts tc
show that the American manufacturer
are plundering tho farmers by selling
farm implements cheaper abroad than
at home, and asks II tho World IL trying
TO hulnbug the farmers.
We think that 1t is-just like many
other political papers.
II four friend will send for tho Chicago
Farm Independent NeGs, referred to aud
quoted In That article, he will get more
on the othersfde Of the controversy than
the World quotes.
Some OF the manufacturers mentioned
In ihese articles have publicly aud most
emphatically denied that they sell their
farm instruments cheaper abroad than ut
home, md state that they arc prepared
! TO substantiate what they say, and will
offer every facility for q thorough inves.
tigation.
Let our friend write to or visit the
manufacturers and hear what they have
TO say In answer 10 tho reckless charges
OF political organs. They are entitled to
a hearing.
Take one example from the list OF i'm.
plements given. 1t is stated that the
No. 10 Oliver pfow Is sold TO English
farmers for less than to the American.
The manufacturers publicly, over their
own signature, give MI unqualified do.
NAL Of tho statement. and defy their
accusers to produce truthful evidence to
sustain their charges. In speaking OF
prices, they say:
Our No. 40 is our standard pillow, both
at home and abroad. In the United
States IL ~retails, with a wheel and joiner,
for Sl4-never any more. The same
pillow, fitted exactly the same, sells at re.
tail in England and Scotland, for from
SlG to SIS. 40 that the American farmer
buys his plow at a considerable saving.
In Mexico, South America, Australia
and elsewhere, the difference is even
greater, and We assert, unqualitiedly,
that in all cases our plows are sold ut a
lees rate in the United Ststes
to the user than they arc to any for.
eign country. Nor do we sell to the
foreign dealer at a less price than to the
American dealer, all reports to the con.
trary, notwithstanding.
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sas1 lA. Snail gMs Snail gg:a
is Wealth

DR.. Z. c. VESTS NERVE AND PEAIN TEEAT.
aEST, q guaranteed specific for nys,crIa, Di.zI.
ness. Commissions, tits. Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous ,PIos!ration cnuEcd by the
use Of alcohol or tobacco, WaEc.ulncss, Mental
Depression, sofientrR oil the Brain resulting In
Insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age, Barrcnncss, Loss OF
Power In either sex, Involuntary Losses and
spermatorrhGa CAUSED by over.eIertion OF the
brain, scl.-abuie OF. ovei.fndulgcncc. Each box
contains one months treatment. sl0 n box,
or six boxes Tor IS GO, sent By mall prepaid on
receipt OF price. GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
to cure any case. With each order received by
It's Tor Six boxes, accompanied with IS ca, we
Will send the purchaser a written guarantee
10 refund the money Il, tie treatment does not
effect a culc. Guarantees issued only By Nc
LAIN BROTHERS, Druggists, Sole Agents, Nc.
Lain Block, cor. Market and Twelfth streets
Whce1inR. ". Vn. Ee2S TThg6w
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Awaits that countless army OF martyrs. whose
ranks arc constantly recruited from the victims
OF nervousness and nervous diseases. The
price Of the boon Is u systematic course
Of Ifostctter's Stomach Bftters. tho iuest
and most genial Of tonic nc: vipcs,
pursued with reasonn ole persistence. Easier,
pIcasanter and saier this than to rnsh the vic.
lualling department with pseudo tonics,~ alcohol.
cor the reverse, beet extracts nerve foods mar.
cotics, scdatiyCs aud puIsons III disguise. Tired
Satufo's sweet restored. Calmy sIeep." Is the
ibis glorious franchise being usually the con.
sequence. CT sound digestion ana Increased
v!gor, the crest stomacaic which lnsurcs both
Is productive also OF reposc at the requi; cd tine.
uses 1t. but vigorous. clear headed aad tranquil.
Use the eitlc's also in fever and agrc, theuma,
tisn. kidney troubles, constipation and bill.
l.ousuesy.
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The Grounds OF Ills Action,


Fletcy-I sec you call on the Brown
girls q good deal, Which one are you
going to marry?
Downy-I love Sally the beat, but l
guess that Clara is the orc for me.
~Fleecy-You will get along better
with a woman you love that with one
you don't.
Downy-I don't know about that.
Clara has declared over and over that
she won't leave home even if she does
marry.
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The parasol par excellence snn indigo.
blue silk, twenty.four inches deep,
mounted on brass ribs, with II natural.
wood stick finished with n handle of
Dresden china, and not one is to BIZ had
except by special order and a deposit
II s. own.
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FASHION NOTES.

Plush and velvet are not used any
more for covering sofa pillows.
All the beach shoes are q dark almond
in color and generally made Of suede kid
or ooze goat skin.
Deep girdles, well boned after the
present bodice, are plt'on the new toll
cts of white and colored silk.
There are castor gloves in stock Of
gray castor that button on the side with
n single hook and are intended for
steamer wear.
In high dining circles salad is served
on individual crescent-shaped plates of
blue, ruby or amber glass that sell at
S24 a dozen.
The most stylish Sleeve ia, the full
bishop, made with a loose alp wristlet
one inch wide and banded Just above
the elbow with a two.inch ribbon.
Amethyst. stem green, silver, black
and cameo brown velvet ribbon is the
bouquet OF color suggested for trimming
white dresses by the ladies' tailors.
Even royalty is wearing the summer
boa. On cup day the prospective Queen
Of England bad a long lace bon wound
round her neck, the ends reaching al-
most to the hem OF her dress.
The REFER coats, warranted to resist
the elements, are the rage Just nov.
They are lined with brilliant silk, cut
hip-deep and Gouble.breasled, closed
with eight brass buttons and finished
with a step collar.
At the Neuilly Fair in Paris the ladies
have, among other devices for fun and
money, a swinging boat in which n very
good imitation OF real NAL de mer may be
got up for the modest sum of one cent.
Sleeveless and z,uave jackets are worn
on some OF the summer toilets. The
material used on cotton muslin aud
Bingham dresses is generally fine velvet,
but against silk there is nothing prettier
than embroidery or Irish lace.
The parasol par excellence snn indigo.
blue silk, twenty.four inches deep,
mounted on brass ribs, with u natural.
wood stick finished with n handle of
Dresden china, and not one is to BIZ had
except by special order and a deposit
OF So.
Pertinent to the season is the tennis
: afternoon tea set, consisting OF a lawn
tennis racket, on which unique tray is
the sugar. basin, cream.jug and teapot.
Though intended for a tournament pfize,
the novelty has a conspicuous place at
lawn parties.
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WEDNESDAY. JULY o, ls9o,

WEDNESDAY, JULY q, 1870,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m, the following
described reai estate, situate In the city Of Wheel
lug, county OF OHIO, aud State OF West Virginia.
that is 10 say:
All tina, certain piece or parcel Of land situate
and being nj The corner south OF Eleventh street
and west OF Market street In said city, and
bOunded and described as follows: Beginning
a, the Intersection Of said south line OF Eleventh
street With said west Hue OF Market strest, run.
ming theHce s0Hthwsriiv with fata ives. line OF
Market street sixty (Gl feet, more or less, TO the
south end OF the three story brick BUILDING on
the prelni,cS; thence nj hight angles wcstwardl,
and parallel with said Eleventh street. TO the
east line ui the Properly conveyed. by said Eyer
tiers 10 \. Goliner by deed dstca the first day OF
March. A. u 1850, and recorded In the Office OF
the C!cfe Of the County Court OF Ohio County.
Ia deed book No. 60, fsIges G62 and 55:thence
norlhwnrdly with the. Said cast lino OF said
GollucF. property 10 The south line Of sain
Eleventh street; thence eastwardly with said
south line of Eleventh street fnriy.iour feet aud
six inches, mOrc or less, 10 the place OF begin.
Ming, subject, however, TO the rights and priv
ileges rrscrved In he decd next hereinafter re
ierred 10, being u part Of the same property Con.
reye,i 10 said Allied q. E9crier by Isaac Irwin.
special commissioner. by deed Gated the 3ikt
day OF August. A.. u 1874, and recorded In said
County CleIk'sos!Ce IL deed book No. CO, pases
81 and SO.
And also the following described piece or par.
Gel Of land situate N the west side OF ChRpllne
street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets In
EAid,city that Ia 10 ray: All o! the north nall oil the
lot numbered one hundred and thirty, tlEOl. be
lug the same property conveyed TO said Alfred g.
teeItcr by four several Seeas all recorded In said
Clerks Office. one from A.. j. Pannell, GATED
March Z, ISL, and recorded In deed book No. IS,
pagH 81, nuOtier ron Al Iso torfng and wife.
dated March 10. 1871, md recorded in said deed
book at pace lCO; another from Martha Neil
benny. dated Match 10, 1871. and recorded in
said deed nook at page 10, ard the other from
James ierrlot, dated August 10, 1873, ana
recorded In deed book Nc. 81, paees Il and Is.
TEEHs OF SALE pe-third, or Cs much more
as the purchaser may elect, cash In hand on the
day oisale aud the balance In two equal install:
ncnts, payable respectively In SIX and twelve
months from the 'lRy OF sale, with In.
tercst. The purchaser TO give his notes for
the deferred instalncnts, aud 10 cause. the
buildings on sald property 10 be insured, for
the security OF said notes, and the legal title to
be retained sS further tccu.ity until the said
notes and interest are patd.
Title believed good. but selling as trustee J
shall convey only such title Us is vested In me- BY
said deed OF trust.
WI HUBBARD.
je2I Trustee.
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Mrs. Elizabeth W. Champney, who is
now abroad, will contribute to the next
number Of Hnrper's Bn.ar an article de-
scribing her experience OF Country
Life in England" The same issue OF
the Ba:ar will contain the second in
stalmeut Of papers on Exercise for
Women" by Emma Motrett Tying, the
subjects discussed being Bicycles and
T~ficycles,"
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The beat salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Lost Opportunities.
Detroit Ere prfss. "

DdroI Frhf PrfsJ.
YES" he said, as he sat in theRus.
sell House office, ut Is SO with a great
many men-foolish fellows! They wait
and wait, expecting something to hap,
pen, and then, when the very thing
they have been waiting for does happen
they fail to act. They miss their opror.
tunity, and then they:go on waiting as
before. Well. I must 80 and pay my.
bill-but say" he added, looking at his
watch, II haven't time to catch that
(Which way were you going?" asked
his companion. ~ 6Gz"HO
michigan Central-1:20."
"Why, the bus Tor that train left some
time ago. The porter called it out while
you were taking" ,M
That's great, too said the other,
holding his watch in his hand and gaz.
ing sadly through it into space, ,
And then'he went on waiting as be.
lOIts HtH ..A NO. .'.. Ia .H.#...".a .Afl..a. Q
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PmILApELrnlA. Pa, July 2l.-Elour firm.

PlIILADELFniA, Pa, July 2l.-Flour firm,
Wheat firm and higher: No red July, g35laOIIc:
august Gillin955f+c september g3L{a9JHc: October
g3Haglc. Torn unsettled and loser; 30. 2 mixed
July 46atic: August ~+S55%ai5c: September and DC
iober i51saiGe. Oats firm: No. 3 white Ale:
futures unchanged. Pork, new mes sl2 5Oni3 10:
new prime sl2tN. La d. wes,era Gi2Lc. But.
ter steady; Pennsylvania crca ,.cry extra lie; do
ps!nts eNtn 90aejc. Eggs firm: PENNSYLVANIA
iirsts lie. Cheese steady; bart skins 5aCc.
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Government Land.
Government Land.
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
. II Al LA N D S
w ESrT

Along the lines Of the BURLINGTON ROUTE
IN Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming and north.
western Kansas. particularly on lis new eYten.
lions In that territory. there Is still sone Gov.
srnment Land awaiting settlement, as well as
oth : cheap lane held by individuals. The lands
country for agricultural aud grazing purposes.
in the comparatively new districts ale many
improved farms, which can be purchased al 4
very low rate OF that clGs Of restless pioneer set.
tiers, who are ready ut all times to move "iar.
8uRLlNGTON's lines west OF the Missouri
liver, there are In the vicinity OF two hundred
pew towns. which offer TO manufacturers and
business men an excellent opportunity TO locate
'crlptivo pamphlets and other matter giving
,oestion and full particulars concerning these
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ENTERPRISE BAKING POWDER makes
lighterand whittier biscuit than any other.
a euro for Constipation and slck.uead.

DR.. Silas Lane, while in the Rocky
Mountains, discovered a root that when
combined with other herbs, makes an
easy aud certain cure for constipation.
1t is in the form Of dry roots and leaves,
and is known as Lanes Family Medi-
cine. 1t will cure ~sick-headache in one
night. For the blood, liver and Kidneys,
and for clearing up the complexion it
does wonders. Druegists sell it for so
cents a package. dAw-3
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SYArToAs-MoIsturc: intense. itching and
II allowed to continue tumors form, which often
bleed md ulcerate, becoming very sore.
swAYSEIs OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed.
ing,' heals liberation, and In most cases re-
moves the tur1ors. AtdruggiSts, o. By natl, for
10 cents. Dr.. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia.