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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04
See ''Erminie" Monday. May 5.
Opened with Imposing C.rsmoni...

ST.. Louis, May 3.-The new ~. Louis
merchants bridge was formally opened
to-day with imposing ceremonies. The
river was dotted with crafts Of all kinds
while the bank was lined with thousands
Of people. A special train bearing Cover
nor Francis ~ Missouri and staff, secre-
tary of the interior, Noble, officers and
merchants. bridge and terminal railway
company and invited guests was met in
the centre II the bridge this afternoon by
another train bearing Governor Fifer OF
Illinois and his staff n many prominent
I%llinoisans. The two governors met aud
clasped hands, renewed the assurance, un
the center % amid the plaudits of on
lockers. screaming of whistles and boom
ing of cannon. The special trains then
crossed la the Missouri side where adj
dresses were made 10y Governors Francis
and fifer, congraiulating the respective
states upon the new link which bouud
them more closely together. Following
tie ceremony at the bridge came "A grand
parade. Tonight a banquet was held a
lindcll hotel.
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BUTTE CURRENT T

Col. 5. A. Estes was up from Anaconda
yesterday.
Alderman Cowau has returned from his
trip 10 Missouri.
City Clerk Graves is preparing his final
report, to be presented Monday.
Stephen Is. Van wart and Michael
WheIan were naturalized yesterday.
Ex-Postmaster Talent and family have
returned from their visit to California.
+. r. Mcbride has begun suit against
Fred e.. Andrews for S62l.:S on a judg-
ment.
NJ. Donahue, traffic manager of the
Anaconda company, was i'm the city yes
tcrday.
superintendent of instruction, is in the
city on n weeks visit.
General Manager Baldwin left yester-
day afternoon on a tour OF inspection
over the Montana Union.
Only two alarms of fire were sounded
during the month of April. A remark
ably good record for a city OF the size of
Butte.
Aft. Johns of Helena is i'm the city, and
issues his def to wrestle any li0pound
man in the state for $3.50 a side, Cornish
holds.
Charles H.. Fee. the popular cigar man,
is in the city. He is representing the
Pa ''R"' ""' '' ''"r""s' vi
peao""
The motion OF henry A. Root Tor q new
trial IN the case OF the petltions Tor al
ministrator of the Davis estate has been
regularly filed.
:. B. Calderhead, general freight and
passenger agent OF the Montana. Union,
has just emerged froma hve days wrestle
with ckness and Is about as lat as a
hens forehead.
Notices Of location were filed yesterday
of the Poplar placer claim i'm Spruce
Creek gulch by A. 4. Wander Heyden, and
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FOR sUTTE'S BUILDING.
Commodore Power Comes tn the Front
with III. First BilI.

Commodore Power Comes tn the Front
with His First BIll.
Special Dispatch Ia the standard.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Power, of Nom
tana, introduced his first bill to-day. IL
isa measure providing for the survey Of
the public lands in Montana. II asks for
an appropriation Of s250.OoO which shall
he available at once. The rate Of COM
pensation for surveyors Is - per
mile for standard lines, g. per mile for
township line and IS per mile for section
lines. A. so much of the land 10 he sur
veyed is in n mountainous country and
the work OF surveying much more diff
cult in consequence. the compensation is
fixed Mt SIS, SIS and SO respectively for
the surveys i'm those parts Of the state.
The house committee OH public build
ings has made "A favorable report ON the
bill for a public building at Butte City.
The appropriation is si5o,0o.
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>.n.ationai Tr.iinonN GiNem.

LITTLE Rock, May 3.-The proceedings
II the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Investigation
committee to-day were very sensational
James Safer, the man supposed To have
discovered the murdered Clayton, told
about the same story. duplicating Thomas
Hooper as the murderer. that was con.
tanned in th. report telegraphed from
Los Angeles. Tonight James Hooper
c~orroborated much Of th" evidence givcii
by Safer. During Mrs. Hooper's exami
nation she denied ever having heard oI
met Safer. This afternoon her son. In
the presence of Governor Eagle and
others. saw Safer and called him b,
acquaintance in Los Angeles, where thC
Hoopers and others had lived in IN,
snmp hnIse.
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See Helen Lamont as Eletta in "Nadjy.'


PhiIipsburg Matters.
Special la the standard.
PmLIPsBuRG, Mont, May !. Road
Supervisor Mcdonald has been having
considerable trouble this year collecting
the road tax and is making il very
sultry for those who r dila-
tory about paying. He made three COM
plants to-day before Judge Bateman.
Dne against James Valley, who received
"A SIS lesson last year and two against a
couple of Chinese cooks. The Cinnamon
stayed in Jail "A few hours, but finally con-
clnded Ia yield aud after paying S12 each
were set at liberty again. Mr.. Valley.
however, proposes tai make another legal
fight which will bc held Monday next.
just how he expects to win is IA poser.
Crowley and White commenced run
ming the sprinkling to-day n are
clearing up the streets and alleys which
gives the town "a much better and healthier
appearance.
John W. Dawson has completed the
census inside the proposed corporal,
limits and will be prepared To submit a
report at the next meeting OF the count,
commissioners. As q after as the Law
allows, Ph%ilipsburg will become an ! n
corporatcd "
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See Helen Lamont as Erninis.
He Carried "a

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 3.-'Charley' Leep, rs he
effeminately calls himself, a genuine
specimen of the genus 'tin horn" was ar
rested last night for carrying concealed
weapons. When arraigned in the police
court this morning Charley" tried 10
evade punishment by informing his honor
that he carried a gun as a protection to
the large Of none he always
had about his person, n fact known to "A
good many hard characters about town.
The court informed 'Charley' that the
law made no exceptions, hut was
memorable in It's mandates and as con
sequence he would hav To pay a fine of
SO and costs. The trrthfulness Of
"Cbarley'sr statement concerning his
vast amount of ready cash was hen ex-
posed. He had not even enough to pay
the fine, neither could he ''rustle" the sum
and had to submit to incarceration with
in the inhospitable confines of the city
Jail, just the same as though he were n
common, ordinary offender. Charley"
came to Butte from Deadwood where he
was wontto wear high heeled boots and
pack n gun rs big as himself, n custom
not tolerated outside of that wicked
caIup.
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See Helen Lamont as Miand.


By the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May SIN district court to-day
a motion TO quash the indictment against
Hector and Josephine Godcheaux was
postponed TO May 10. In the ease Of Orn-
stein vs.. Loeber, the motion for a new
trial was continued Ia May 10, at 2 p. m,
In the ease of William Hooking VS..
Caroline Hooking, for divorce, the report
was received OF the referee, 5. w. Shicr.
The referee reported that he found the
plaintiff and defendant had in~terinarried
al Redruth, Cornwall, England, July, 1871.
That in July, 1857. the defenant aband-
oncd the plaintiff. II was reported that the
woman had lived with another man since
deserving her husband and had given
birth TO n child two years after leaving
him. A decree of divorce was issued by
Judge Mediation and the plaintiff was
given the custody Of the three minor
children.
In the matter of the estate Of William
Murphy, deceased, an order TO show caus.
why an order of real estate should not bc
made was continued 20 May IL.
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LABORERING MENSTRIKE
Hofkinsmsn Resist an Attempt to Reduce
Their Wages Below s. per Day.
An Enthusiastic Mass Meeting Held
by the Strikers Last Night
The Men United in Their
Demands.
BY the Standards spectral Wire.

BY the Standards special Wire.
BUTTE, May "A strike was ~inaugtr-
ated among the laborers Of thisc city to-day
with an energy which augurs well for its
success. The strike is made for SO per
day. That. il is claimed. has been the
usual rate for laboring men, but lately
contractors have been e~ndeavoring tn gen
workingmen for $50 and even as low as
s2.25 per day. This low scale was inaug-
urated, il is stated. late last summer 10y
Winters q McSherry i'm their
contract for constructing sewers.
A strike was started at the same time. On
"Wednesday of this week work began Of
excavating the cellar of a new three-story
brick building east OF the McDermott ho-
tel in East Broadway. Fifteen of the EN-
ployes, constituting about all those nm
ployed, struck work about the middle Of
this afternoon on being informed that the
wages they were to he paid would be s2.D
a day and the linen to furnish their
own tools. In some eases wages, the
strikers claim, were as low rs SIS per
day. On learning this the men struck
work without delay. The contract j. held
by w. h. Winters. Almost at the same
time nine men with five teams quiz
work on the big tank for the new gas
works in South Butte. This work had
been begun Thursday morning and the
men say that they had been unable until
~ ha' pha h.;nn i,Sar,nai ,h"r .snS VI
.,oi, s,r,oL .,nr An ho,,r H. 10 a. -
tractor, William Parsons, took three men
-, ill.,, ~, a. r,,a 80 ga o. H. has
ancc n ,ha iay Tn-nigbt N I,roe mi on.
,h,sia.,ia ,aas ,n.a,;na 80 IoiJ in ~
oII ha;Iar sh"n al NJ sns Tomer Waiin
street. The place was dimly lighted by
- I'm aarncs, warL ngne, VIII mada m
-, an,h.sias,, ,,ha, 80 IanLin, - Ill.,
m,ina,;nn TIL. ob;ac, - III. maa,-
;nm wa s,a'ed 70 Do Wv n.in-
~, Iahorors, ua, In p,,,. Sar-
"M s.aonh,s wana 49, n.
n, an.,ano, naLinan s,a tnrS
H., H., t;nn 80 n nrohahia s,r,har rai,,,,;a,
70 H., nres.n, rsi,c,;nm ras s,hm;,,aJ =,
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See Louis lie LANCE in "Nadjy."
Butte Real Estate.

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 3.-The following trans-
fers we're recorded In the Office OF the
county clerk since our last report:
Charles :. Warren to Henry l.. Haupt
for Sl,JOO, lots 33 and - i'm block 5 OF Cen-
trail addition.
w. A. Clark 4 J. W. Merrill for 500,
part OF surface ground Of the Ella lode
claim.
Charles Maui TO Kim Chong Lung ct al.
for $40. lot II in block ~ of Butte town.
site.
Harvey T.. Olmstead to William Wight
man for 81, one-eighth interest in the
Sorcfoot clam.
Patrick n. Mcaghcr To John e.. Hender-
son for $1,000, one-half interest in the
Collar lode claim.
James Borthwick tn John Nedan for
$3.50. lot 3 in block 10 Of Noyes 4 rpton's
addition.
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mi. r.und thc n.nL oln.r,I.

BUTTE, May 3.-Thsre was an exciting
runaway in upper Main street early this
afternoon. A team belonging to the Ben
nett Brothers came running madly down
the hill from Centcrville and dashed into
Hoge, Brownlee a Co.'s corner, at Main
and Quartz streets. A heavy plate glass
window in the front Of the bank was com
plc,ely wrecked. one Of the frightened
animals apparently attempting la climb
10 the cash drawer. The horse was badly
cut but not permanently injured. The
wagon was broken in several places. The
Blue Bird team was hitclled at the corner
and broke loose, but was caught bcfor,
doing any damage.
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John Williams, Formerly Of Butte. PAGES
Death In the Dark Continent.
by the standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May "a letter was received
this evening. announcing the death at
Johannesburg, Africa. March IL. Of John
Williams. Mr.. Williams occupied the
position Of foreman carpenter with one Of
the mining companies at Johannesburg
an,. was well known in this city, having
formerly beer in the employ Of the Noun
lain View. He left Butte last June and
went directly To Africa. He leaves a
brother, Joseph Williams in this city and
a married sister who resides at Center
Vile.
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Dramatic Notes.


Helen Lamont, who leads the Casino
Opera company, is said to he very charm
ing, ahd consequently mas u most oil al
mlrers.
Will Howard Of this city left with the
California Opera company having ac-
cePted an engagement as leader OF the
orches'ra.
II. +. Graham, who created the charac-
ter OF "knickcrbockcr" in The Little
Tycoon" Will appear here with the ta-
sino company.
The ever popular comedian Nat Good
win will follow the Bostonians at the
opera house. He has made a fortune in
"A Gold Mine" this season.
Harry Davenport aud Isabel Archer.
who were so well received while here last
winter with the Grismcr-D Davis
were recently married IN Frisco.
I. Charles Davis. who with Mr.. Nct',iy
guarantee, has secured Francis Wilson's
| production of Castles in the Air.
Pc, I.,,,x ulo ,i,,o,I IA, Io,,U,.
con,o,iv roin I'm ..SoiI Pnsha', last well
was Lotta's comedian for two seasons.
He contemplates going To Australia next
year,
poh,,, C,,,or uho wiu amman hor., II,
,bn iandinS comedy mart viii BraJy's
After Dark" company. is an old f~ayorite
times.
John NcW,de ,h, ouo-,ru,.d b,r;,,,.
% ,h.f Sa;L pasia commence ,,aJa ~.
Icbnt Will the abicaro Church Choir
company, singing the captain in Pima
forc.'
g, Smith R,,ss.u will ,,,o,r I, man,
- ~, saasnn ar;,,n, III, n;,n 49,;
~, Er,nL Iav,nn ,ha f.n,n,, v.Lis,-
,an ,,;i, .n,.ar In one ~ H. I%.",I;n,
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See II. f.. Graham in "Nadjy."
Fined for CONTEMPT.

BY tie Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 3.-Last night John Rear
don was arrested for being drunk and
down on the sidewalk. To-day he was
fined 81 and costs, and raised a vigorous
howl when the clerk Of the police court
proceeded 20 take the amount of the fine
out of a small sum of o found OF
his person when arrested. This act
Reardon characterized as an outrage,
and called the court and everybody con-
nected with il a set of bold, barefaced rob.
bers and thieves. He was admonished To he
a little more civil, hut paid no heed TO the
~admonition and continued his abuse,
Seeing tina: reasoning was useless. his
honor fined the ~obstreperous prisoner SIT
for contempt, an amount Mr.. Reardon
lid not possess. and he was hustled down
stairs into the basement TO board IL out.
nnrfoct nrnnniznfinn Nasino
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RAILWAY, n. j., May Son complaint
police justice frazec issued seventy
warrants this afternoon for the arrest of
bookmakers on the Elizabeth race track.
and the Dwyer Bros, Of the New Jersey
Jockey club. The complaint charges the
bookmakers with gambling, II the
Dwycr Bros. with mainting a disordcrly
complaint says he is doing this in the in
terest Of law and order.
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See the grand ballet in ''Nadjy.'


BUTTE. April deputy Mining In
spector, Jacob Oliver was called 10 Ban
mack this evening by n telegram noun
ing the death by accident of n miner. The
accident occurred in the Dexter mine.
William Phillips fell of the bucket while
descending the shaft and was instantly
killed. He wa a native Of Cornwall.
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WAsnNGroS, May 3.-The republican
senate committee on silver held another
meeting this afternoon. Several members
were absent and no attempt was made "a
commit those prcsentto the support of any
propositions. The general discussion re-
yealed the fact that there are two parties
on the question Of authorizing the secrc-
tary of the treasury To redeem the bullion
purchase uf notes with bullion. The fac
tions are as widely apart as ever.
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The Montana Union that for
the lremen's tournament at the driving
park i'm Butte on Sunday. May 4. the
company will make a rate Of N fare for
the round trip finn Anaconda and Deer
Lodge to Butte and return, tickets good
going Sunday, May 4. and returning
Monday, May 5.
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See ..Black Hussar" Tuesday, May 6.
knights 81 Pythias.

July . TO July 9 the Union Pacific will
sell excursion tickets from Butte, Helena
and other Montana points 10 milwaukee,
and return al one fare s5e.45i for the
round trip. Tickets good going until July
q. good returning until July %.
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See Emma Hanley in ''NadIy.n

Funeral notices neatly printed at The
''Staaddrd" Office.
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II will be remembered that n few days
ago a rock, rising from a blast in the ex-
cavation nj the northeast rne of Main
and Granite streets, broke a large plate
glass window in the establishment Of NJ.
j. Council opposite. The large window
now bears the following inscription 7:
..This is a bad break; but II is not SO bad
a break as you make when you pass our
earpe. department looking for bargains
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See Helen Lamont with New York Ca.
sino company.
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See Louis DE LANCE in ''Erminie.'

See the Great New York Casino COM
pany At Maguircs' opera house.
Kecfe sets the grandest free lunch in
Anaconda.
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A Special Rate.

See a perfect organization Casino
tbpera
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DIED IN AFRICA.

See X. T.. Graham in "Erminic.'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-04
FOR GEORGIA FARMERS.

Spring chickens are an unknown com
modify in Dawson. Poultry raisers have
been very unfortunate, generally. with their
young chicks this season. Disease, cats,
and dogs have destroyed hundreds of them.
w. h. Newsome, the boss melon grower
of Lee county, made remarkable crop of
hay on his melon patch last year after rails
ing his melons. He had thirty acres in
melons on which he raised 140 bales of hay.
averaging $50 pounds per bale, for which he
got IS cents per 100. This was a clean pick
up OF, 1896 80 without any cultivation.
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THE CONTRoLLERsaJp.

Ex-Governor W.. d. Bloxham being
merely an ad fBterim appointee as state
controller, this viii make another office to
be filed at the November election, and adds
new interest to the contest, for, though
Governor Bloxham will in all probability
be nominated without opposition to retain
the office, it will give nearly every demo-
crat in Florida great pleasure to vote for
him.
The clerks in the controllers Office have
presented Judge w. d. Barnes, the retiring
controller, with handsome gold chain.
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MILLHDGEvILLB MENTION.
A Cannery and Cotton Factory O
&c the Tapis.

MILLEDGEvILLE, GA, May Son We'd
nesday canning company was organized
here. 1t is capitalized at 5000 and Rufus
w. Roberts is president. The machinery
has been ord cred and the company will be
ready for the seasons crop III thirty to sixty
days.
Within twelve months the whistle of a
cotton factory engine will be heard in Mill
edgeville.
1t will be a 100000 concern, made up
be broken within sixty days.
Milledgeville moves. Her enterprises
within the last three years foot up nearly
$3.50, 600.
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For her matchess look of and notion this
perfect health restored by unquae nvgoratng
nerVne Dr. Peces Favte Prescription which set in healthy action
function aud purity and richness to the blood delicate feeble
inestmabe being unequed ppeng
cordial restorative tonic invaluable
exhaustion poraton hyste distressing
toms commonly attendant organic
induces refreshing sleep and relieves mental
"Favor Prescription is positive complicated
obstinate eucorhea flowing painful nenstuaon
suppenons proapus falling of the womb
anevsion eroverson bearing
ton and liberation the womb
refunded See every
faithfully carried out for
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION No. 663 Street, Buffalo, N. Y
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DR. Pierces Pellets regulate and cleanse the liver,
stomach and bowels. One dose. Sold by druggists
STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY

Cure Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, Flatulency, Collie, and all Diseases of
the Stomach; Costiveness, Inflammation,
Diarrh@a, Piles, and Diseases of the Bowels;
Congestion, Biliousness, Jaundice, Nausea,
Headache, Giddiness, Nervousness, Wan
dering Pains, Malaria, Liver Complaint,
and all Diseases arising from Gorged and
Sluggish Liver. They clean the mucous
coats, reduce gorged or congested condi-
tons, break up stubborn complications, re-
store free, healthy action to the organs, and
give the system chance to recover tone
and strength. They are
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PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
AND ABSOLUTELY SAFE

For Sale by all Druggists. Price rs cts
per box; 3 boxes for 65 cts; or sent by
mail. postage free, on receipt of price
DIR. ]. ii. Schenck & Son. Philadelphia. Pa
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WHITE GOODS.

A full line of India Linens, plain and striped
Nainsooks, just received. Also plain and fig
ured French Dimity.
Hemstitched Lawns, 4s inches wide, ct Dec.
and up to S5c. yard.
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MattingS-

New line Mattings just received. Extraordi-
nary bargains will be offered during the week
on all classes OF winter goods Cloaks, Shawls
Blankets, Comfortables. Flannels, Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Heavy Underwear, etc, will be
absolutely sold regardless of cost, with a view
OF making room for our spring purchases
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BOYS SUITS.

300 Boys Knee Pant Suits, sizes ( co ID years.
at a third less than former prices.
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A Superb Stock.

WE have now open at specially low prices,
beautiful novelties in plain and fancy fine wove
colored Dress Fabrics in Glorias, Mohsir Beiges.
Plaids, Serges, Cashmeres, and Henriettas. and
in our Mourning Department, new ack Dress
Materials in Camels' Hair, plain and bordered
Serges, Crepolne, Batiste. jacquard weaves,
etc. Side band Ginghams French Sateens new
printed Ponges, in exclusive designs and colors.
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO AN ENTIRELY NEW LINE OF FANCY
WASH SILKS, Tussar and Japanese Silks In
dress patterns only; no two patterns alike.
Also handsome assortment Of French Challies
in dress lengths.
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Rss,0NIC
SY RljP
Will Cure
COUGHS, COLDS,
Nh. SGNEMCK'S

Anu All diseases OF the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
1t is pleasant to the taste,
and does not contain a particle
of opium or anything injuri-
Gus. tits the Best Cough Med
icine in the World. For Sale
by all Druggists. Price Sl.00
per bottle. DR.. Schenck's Book
on Consumption and its Cure,
mailed free. Address
0r. Il Sctsrc'' ?. ecr 49,
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ionic
01UUArs.znsz9szn.
Is a Positive Cure for
DYSPEPSIA
DIR. SCHENcK'S

And all Disorders of the Di-
gestive Organs. Its likewise
o Corroborative or Strength
ening Medicine, and may be
taken with benefit in all cases
of Debility. For Sale by all
Druggists. Price, 81 90 per bot
tie. DIR. Schenck's New Book
on Lungs, Liver and Stomach
mailed free. Address,
Or. LII chenck & Son. Phila.