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Railroads
,nyE.T SHORE RAILROAD,

ANEoT SHORE RAILROAD, \. \; I. *
w II. Il. X. Il. Co, Lfss'e-Irans leave wet 4@u.
IT. station N,wYor follow, and 20 minutes earlier
from the foot OF Jay,tr NcwYOrk Hamilton London
detroit and Chicago % 10 a m, . 10 p m 10 J. ~
81 Louis . rs ~ 10 p. Toronto . % m 70 10
10 y. ~. Iuia4o i.1rh'strr SUSPENSION htuBT,
Niagara Falls, 80. % - a. m, . To- - 10 IN m
y il p IL. Kingston = 80. = 10, - 90, eio 40
ali 30 a. NJ b As q 90. = 10 and - 10 p M
Cntsldn and Albany. 80 - 10 voo an ;oU !. M
b3 20, 81 90. rs, = p m Of!isyoh7 IA W - S'
ali 10 a. M Il - si :o0 30 '6:l5 10. % 80 > 10
III - D. M. 40 - n b3 80 p ~ Cora"' - ail
NrNburg. Montreal and Canada East, u a. ~ 70 ia
y. Elegant sccpiug-cars for BulHi0, Nhtafa ralIs
Detroit Chicago and St Louis on al G'ou1
Saraoga specials all 80 bS - p III. raeiorcaIs
% Saratoga aud Caldwell Lake ,ieorgc al 90 u ~
daily Except sunday b3 AS p m tSatudNS 9hA, far
or-car on II 20 train h9ht t7hill -
but Grand Hotel Station aud Phoenria $50 clO ~
and all 80 m. b3;l5 p Par9r-ears &C. G Td
a m, B:f5 D. m. trains and 10 30 a. m tor Hobart
Sccpng-car on 80 a. m. thundaNs only 10, niand
Hotel and Phocntcl. palnyillc, cairo and Mountain
House. 7l5 all 80 u. M, b3 - p M Palioiears To
Saturday only for Kaatcfskl Hunter Hobart Grand
llOtcl station and phoencia Paorc,r to Grand Hotel
station and Phocnra. a. b. g. ~ Leaves Brooklyn VIA
BROOKLYN Annex, c1O. aIO4O n M : and b 800 p m.
jersey CITY T. RI station. clO 40 All go a. M, ~ 30,
b3 81 D. m. Cat,6ill Mountain night line. 80 o; ~
sleeping Grand Hotel station sundays only 'Dty
Daily eNccpt Saturday. All other trains daily except
sunday For tickets timetable parlor and sleeingcar
accommodation information, apply Offices. bIoohlyn.
al9 washlnetons 72q rultan:st Annex oi'se foot o.
way IA Bowery - PARK Pilcc SO West l25thst. and
Wtst shore station, o West i9dst.. and foot II
Jsy.st. North River. O. r. LAMBERr General Pas.
sengcr Agent. Vanderhltave.. New.Yosj-
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STAINED.

0oel Ordinary l;i9 Ho% Es MiddiiHs' ~ ZIG
Ortions-ncayy loag selling was the riI M MA
vrrvop! reported decline Of 3d4 points ana tne v0p
news was favorable rule. both oil when s-6
- no Yea knees The advance In silver was lchof'u
August and september at one period showed ny los
l. ana 10 iont- AID later months were Gown - ,1
ciosDg steady, with recovery of3 ponts on AuzDS' ~
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WASHINGTON.
NEW.YORk, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL.
WAY COMPANY.
IN AND AFTER JUNE Is, 1890.

Jay,t. 3o a A.; t2d;st 80 .. NJ. for SAnpV ~.
Hall MddletoNn, Port JtrNi., Monticello, fall-Deis'
lib rty, IIancocA, Walton Dshi. Edmes,on. NoswifA'
uca Rome. oneida Detroit Ihcaeo and FONTS W sssI
est. 500 a i2uSt 10 a. m. iot siupu.sAA
Hall Lakes Mohonk aud M!nnewaska WailNA S.lry ss
lions MddetOwn, RlOOmnsburg, Ellca, He, Mountain
Da.e talioOurg Hurc! VIE, Liberty, Mh!t' Lax hl
Iay-st.. 0e D. H., i2dst - p NJ 10, So
Hall Lakes MohOnk and Munewaska, waikiki Nal,N So
tons Middietown BLOOMING burr, rleuye. Port Jer ~
MorticcaO Falsburg. HurieySiue, Liberty White LAKE.
Roc Island ,,,,u.,owr
EurnSllle kasburs Liberty, Walton, Norwich. Oneida
OsWro tsocnc-tcr Niagara Falls, Detroit. Chicago a"a
points West 49,, .,r.
Jsyst 80 y. m, 42d s. :43 p M SATURDAY r ONLY
Campbell Hal. MddletOVn, lIcnNlIe. Port JeF'S'
Ialls6uIg, Liberty. White Lake. Rochland ,.
Daily through. Other trains daily, except SunsA,s
Pullman drawing room seats aad sleepmg.car bershs
reserved at 1913 Broadway. Ncw.Yors v
! l. ANDERSON, -. p. A. IS Exchange Place. ~ l.
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REAL ESTATE.
n,,c,vrcc At THE EXCHANGE.

A. the Real Estate Exchange yesterday p.S'
o-,irrceuliar In Kcll9-st.. In the Twenty u'" '
- lect north OF Winchesteravc.' was p..tan
bidding ran up from 5000 to SOLO, James '" -,
~ .ho huvcr Peter F. Meyer sold variety Oh
i in the batter OF The assignment OF Richard 80 -
Inac.iic'ood aud George W. Coom,. Thcy reahcG IL
v smith has sold at private contract ior . ~.
-, . .,rr nt, on The north side Ga Sixty hnulHl -
,ct east OF Columbusave., to Peter j. 4oJOy, ot t
&c, o51 Tho Ggy -. the Exchange was noistea az
~ must ON the death of EIlstus T.. Brooks, "hoS0
nan NAM ' wa, posted on The list Of deceased members
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.. a.. y,....rn. a. o.. S0as3 80; ordinary to choice
Nee' az aSbcok TOLLS IS Mixed Hg a AID gS
Gra~s all. 70 - rn d. IS D. a: &. so g %.
81 D. a. 49, lbs d. 25i y; az = ly 10 at ~ %
!. D. ita d. 20 S. 81; 80 do lGl h. al ~ 'o' 10 e''
i'2 l "a Na Eg'tg5q,A and &C. SCI SI' do
OPS H. s ID % Az We -, en- a. ~ s 7Si e vo 10 H.
: E o. at a 81 N Ms sSd l att oad
CAVE as b. At 3 yes. q IL, o. az Il g. &c ii Do 5d
hume Mullen MHca p tor a. ana % 80 G!aii
Ta'go eIsI n at "a % PENNSYLVANIA Ve9lN 40 d. at
30 KEY a. go Ge IS F5efa a, Df 30 b. at ''F Sc; '
ia:ocE Sens Son z MNi ~ fs'; at g 80 do Few
Bu!t Tk, i$5 d. a. "a - 81 Mixed Butternk and Gfass
caiy.. 81 d. at 22c DO i'o d. a. -''' - ~" "'
1852 ll n iEuchinsham 30 Cqssc 100 b. q 2'e d. IT.
Nfi%cd calves, 10 y. ~ AZ ', ais ~ "' d" " " we
l37 3 s. Ey fXMiis "Eseeip. CO ca9ad. q 5GiG
head ~ iG a. Iobolcn: aud 10 cetoad' were h,ld
over sariSy Excluding fourteen SarG2a, 5r % At
rex 70 Trl,et opened dull and dsDresd Tor s 1
eale Of 1toc s g T Sja 20 atuidys dslrcs thc
af rart weak sna l2Tci' anq coroa 70 ,cry
rirn sheep ranged from - T. 80 90 su p aIs soid
at !, 25asi - end lev scecta a. 5.a,, Lambs II n
s,crcc nj So 81 per 100 ~ is Egaio a. ,2 m ~ 81
80 sr'.e % srs77 ~ II sto,c Cail- IS H. 50 ,
Sherman culver: 90 Oao shGp lscgc,'a VIM
~ nv dn - = a. orc lis Kentucky do 81 b. a. Che Us
Co. 20 f. sadgr . Co.: Isl Territory Sheep 10 d. a.
81 go, p,scoc, sons report 90 Tcya, Sheen a. n q,
.. "a ~ d. ssh -. a. 50 90: z? a. =, ~ H. -
Wcst vhepla Laml' DO . Is +'an' a, s5S7 10
60 do "a ~ a. 80 G2h - do ~ ~ at - 20 "a CO.
7eG ~ d Sii 80 1875 Ohio sheep lo1 r. a. 5'ae pr y,
- ~ to - u ~ ii,c; do. : ~ ~ o. a. ~ %.
d|c; ~ 20 rs n al p; no stat Lamb ., ~ "t
= 80 'o3 do 81 r. ~ Be; 100 DO. 20 " a. Gfr i n, o..
~ r. NJ CO: los do 65'i ", 10 ofci z'' ''"'''''
do . 3D. R "a 2ol Buno, sheep ll2 r at 5c; 2ls d.
% T. a. 5v' .rp..t. So wo ~ ~h.p loe D. e. AEc
iiun,s Mullen: - r'nn~t wanna - ~ H. "a, z,
- IS: - DO lEN,-t 10 3D. ~ ~ A. -se '
J." tiarr.prtpn: % stat Slcep us y a. =. ~,
SIT, Lambs. - e, at 90 90 l'' %" o'2 '' u '''0'
~ GG. ~ at Dewey. Io5 Pnrs,lsanir sheep s
~ 80. = P-nns,l 3nl1 lambs lrui'' o'1 o o. '' ~
H. iu,,cnnc Z TOLLS 2. s'te she.p; 10, ~ a. ., ."
G. si,t. I.,fs 81 H. ~ -5. ~ a.. ,-'' ~ IN,
% ,t,i.t KIM, CO.. 20 STAT Lirb-. 10 u AZ -
nos ..c.pfs ~ carbon % Ot7' h'ah -V ,'rl"u.
- I.r..~ tt. g carload. lt frt--nt. p ~ ''.".' y.
foi,o'ei, About - bod f'r -fi Marc 80
~ t0 ~ - lat sa.cl'. g. nunhc &" ''rlo'a- "'''
c,I - fIr,r e Mullen zee SfiurI1t. W '9t- u
r. M "a o.. 9! doc DIS e. IS -, Us DO l'i m q"
81 -. q pig 100 e.. al - 100. nj, no -
geid G. S.Ha lffs saturday -H2 weston lI..-- -,
A. - -. lai W,-t.m ',l-- Hos IT,. Z. ~ g. ~ 80
Stat TO- il IT, go - "-'.. D. Do 20 ~ M 80 D.
81: do 2: - IS . Roarh Go. 3J5 2. at 3d.
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Ncw.York, Monday. August 10.

III, following sale made AZ the Exchange Ill"
Auction Room today: o..,...,,
lot e. O.. Kcy.st, 10 II We'tchestsr'aVe -'N''''S >
,o OF los OH simpon-st, 1G7th-st' ad|our"eu
sine die. ~ ,., 80. ,os ,cr and tG8 West I21st-
nj, - : az It 9TH ave, was adjourned u OeOooer l.
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COrTON-The spot market ruled weak, 4uI p,Dcs,
shaved no decided change Sales 800 bales o; CAP'.O
aud 1Gl bales for consumption Port ieseps s ies nix
SaT last wear; also last week. not before felorVo
bale for export and 557 bales for consumption 1oV'
A fanln mONemCnt:
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AND POINT PLEASANT.
Time tabhc In effect June % 1890 Trains leave Ne ,
York foot II rty-st, 90 10 - 10 cNress ~
J rs a. M. / 80 > $50. 30 teApress, 90 i.oV 90
press 3 80. q 10 D. Sundays OO . 100 a. H. wv
From foot Cortlandt and Dcshrosses SIS, 800 *
10 "A. M II noon, 20 express SaturiA, f 4 90
9 10 (eNpres-l, 40 express except 10 nam NJ
(exprcss) ) 20, 7 900 y. m. Sundays, . 10 '''' " ~
Sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove and ASo'"
PARK . ,yoon
RUFUS BLODGETT j. X WO11p,o y T.
Superintendent Gen'l Pass. Agt,, fT'", ~ i
H. I. BALDWIN. Gtn'l Pass Agent G. H. ~ VI " -
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VALLEY HOUSE ELIZABETHrOWN, ". Y,
e 1. nIMIhNN pfnpILrtOr.
\, gV1AN9E7Ah9S +
HOTEL AND CASINO,

ON the Great South Hl}. Fishing. Sailing Bathing.
finest drive, Long island. ono hour from NcWN ork
ueiu4llrd service. Special IJt for families during
August .....,. =,
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Shinnecock Hills, Long island.
"a IDNts ISLAND.

IF you DESIRE \ LOVELY
"a, hOrs VIA ste ia select 10.
callty. away from noise and row.
cyism. Visit Law renee Beach, 10.
tween WaNo Crest and Cedar.
hurst. Purchase excursion tick.
-, 10 Lawrence. Please address,
for map,
HEM. W. IiITCHCOCK,
> ,ramb rs-st.. New-NOr6.
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IF you DESIRE TO LIVE IN
a s'l-c. locality. less than tory
minute. from Ncw.YorX Ciiy
Hall, commut1t.on 10 conts each
WAY, In BEAUTIFUL lnd beautiful
nearby village. on The brst limo
Of railroad 10 he found. please I'D.
Ore for particulars.
Bl ~. W HITCHCOCK.
- Chanbcr5-st.. New York.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

~ ROAD tOH ..,..,.,. IN
RED BANK. long BRANCH OCEAN GEoyE AM
ASBUEY PARK. BELMAR SPRING LAKE
AND POINT PLEASANT
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HklssA. Non. J. Oct. %. 1890.

HKlgNA, Mont. Oct. %. 1890
Marcus Eiasns., KsQ.. Helena, Mont;
nv Dear Sir-fhis l. to certify TINT for several
fcers prior e june 1870. was afflicted with
eaaed kidneys 80 much 20 that 1 WAS under
~ AtInent eI one Of ths best known doctors in
the city Of chicago for nearly two years. Ny
csse was bad one. eeemed 70 get some relief
from his medicines, but not . cure. / came to
Helena about June l: 1870. and. without any
knowledge Of the wonderful curative properties
Of your spring watAr l drank Of it frsaiy, for It
secined to be ! pure and Wholesome drink. After
tartakins OF y for one wsek, 70 my great sur
yrise and Joy found that could urinate with
put trouble, that the dull. heavy pains j my
back had ceaead, that my general hel 18th was
greatly improved. drank freely OF the water
Tor three wssks, and can truthfully say. before
aerfnl and believe tnat 1t will cnre Is per cent.
Of al who ars AFFLICTED with Kidney trouble,
Very Truly Yours.
J. B. SIXTH.
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Lissnefs GIanie Spring. Mineral Water
This Water used in connection with and for the benefit
Of the guests of the
INTERNATIONAL !. HOTEL !.
Helena, Montana. 1t has been analysed and found to
edptan the very be71 Of medicinal qualities
|nEAp 1nE so,ZowINa TEsr1MoN1ALs.

n,,,,,,., Taos. ,Ps,cr / SOY, K. !
s.,. sAs F1Ake1 cco, CAL: %: 2. No.
sns, A: oat. 1sa, inssrna'i NAL Heel Ael-
.fA. = I'VE ayehnadc : ca,eful qualitative
.nsaysis Of q sample Of WATER cent this Office
sosssss ana suiphstss Of line. nScsnesis. soda
and potash. and it ia free from animal and vege-
able matter. Yours Truly,
THoMAs PRICE 4 Son.
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Automatic manners,

Automatic Manners.
But time changes minds a. we'll a. mar.
ners, though even now when making
changes FROM one circle to another, it often
requires that adaptability which could b.
said found in one who has automatic man.
ners. However, such radical changes NOT
only appear in drawing-room repartee,
street drees, etc. among people. but alsa n
the conveniences and Injuries affordaS
mankind. Railroad travel ID one instance.
A few years ago, comparatively, one had to
consume much valuable time In an uhcom,
Portable way to make what 10 now thought
nothing of as a nights journey in sleeper.
The most modern equipment and trans-
portation facilities can be fornd on the
fast trains of this Minneapolis & st. Louia
railway to Chicago, st. Louis, Hot Springs,
kansas City, etc. Inqoire Of any agent Of
the company, or G. n. Pratt, general ticS9t
and passenger agent. Minneapolis. MINI,
Editor McCormick. . Man Widely and
Favorabiy Known Throughout the -,
Pacific Coast, Gives His
Experience. @
PORTLAND, Ore, March 26.-Having tried
tho celebrated Oregon Kidney Tea. we
cheerfully bear witness to it, beneficial
agency in affections of the urinary organs.
II is simple. safe and sure: it i easily taken
and restores healthy vitality to the organs
it is intended to. operate on with assured
success s. ]. MCCoRluok,
Editor Catholic Sentinel.
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The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for the
production of everything that will conduce
to the material welfare and comfort of
mankind are almost unlimited. and when
Syrup of Figs was FIRST produced the world
was enriched with the only perfect laxative
known, as it ia the only remedy which is
truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and efectual to cleanse the
system gently in the springtime, or, in fact,
Il any time. and the better it is known tho
more popular it becomes.
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albert Lea Route, . the fast train Of which
company leaves daily from tho Twin cities
Of Minnesota. For particulars address ]. J.
Fallon, General Agent Passenger Depart
ment, Helena; or G. n. Pratt, General
Ticket and Passenger Agent, Minneapolis,
MINI.
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OFFICE OF DIN. N. Rockx n,

OFFICE OF Din. M. RocKx n,
:. HELENA. Mont, Nov. !, 1890. :
4ar00 Lso,ner Esq.;
Ny De1r Or since road the report OF an an
Aysis made b. Prot. Thomas Proc d Son of
-FOUR areing watM found that II il not only a
pure drinking water. hut il Of great therapeutic
salne for many dissaace viz. M.liO lsness lntii-
fSsttop, Copstipation, Liver, Kidnsy and Bladder
Diseases as Also for those suffering with travel.
am justified in recommending your spring
wsset to thOeo su4ering with the above mem
honsd diseases and BY uAins the water for two
Very Truly Yours,
n. ROCKMAN, IL D.
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Winter Excursions.

Southern tourists are already going to
warmer climes-Florida. and all southern
states, Texas, Mexico. Hot Springs. Ark.
and to California. Passengers going
through St. Paul or Minneapolis can be
hest accommodated by the fine service of
Of the Minneapolis q st. Louis railway,
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1h., se.n troubled I Hsons; r Has,s 4,
and y, while Was ON thu police force, I
drank nothing but tho water at Mr. NJ. Lissner's
hotel and am pleased to say 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.
HELENA, Mont, Nov. II, 1890
Hon Marcus Lissner:
Dear Sir-lt gives mo pleasure to tell you thai
your spr ng water made a new man of ma
calne here ON tie 9Th ar September from Mime
apolis, Mimi. suffering from tho effects OF IL
grippe which left mo In very weak condition.
could hardly walk. could not eat. had pains IN
my stomach and kidneys. in fact, / was sick III
cvor my body, weighed then only " pounds.
and to-day weigh 125 pounds and teal better
now than felt before took sick. With the
greatest gratitude, remain, air, Yours truly,
Il. ]. Meg UIRE. ~ Ming street.
Helena, Mont, Nov. II, 1880.
Mr.. Lissaner, Esq., Helena, Mont:
Lear Sir-FOr some years i have been da.
tressed to some extent with an aching of or
around the kidneys. not unlike what Is COM
monty called Bright's disease. Some acquAint-
after using for the last four months. fnd my.
self entirely relieved can sincerely recon-
mend it - an almost infalliblc specific.
eEoRRssIkE FIX FRXks faFFs5
New York Dry Goods Store, State street.
llc'nal Purposes will get full instructions
~ IL neO0aANrv
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=. HELENA. Mont. Nov. 10, 1900
Marcus Lissner, ESQ. MY Dear Hir-lt rivee
me great pleasure 70 inform You that my son.
who has eniicrs d 90 long with kidney. and bad
lrg the water from your saring and has gained
within few weeks sevon pounds in weight, end
order that Others who are suffering with eimilar
Diseases caay receive tho benefit Of it.
Yours Most Respectfully,
LEROY HEvEnlD0D,
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HELENA. Mont. Oct. 70. 1890
Mr.. Marcus Lissner. Dear Sir-Havinn usei
the water from your ~ ngs for several weeks
with beneficial results, cneerfully recommend
its use to those..snffering from kidney troubles.
A. II. WEBER. 808 HillsdA.e ave-
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HELENA, Mont, Nov. I. 1880
A. i. 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 6osrd and
ccm nenced using Mr.. hssncr's spring water,
and to-day Am well man A. 4, ALLYu.
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Hrr,rNA Mont. Nov x 1aoN

HELENA. Mont. Nov. & 1880
Ihave been troubled with my kidneys for
some time. Have used various kinds Of medi-
cinos. but without any good rcsnlts. tried
l!issner spring water, and 1t cured me in 5
short time. ]. r. howAN. State St. Hclsna.
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HELENA. Mont. Nor. ID ,aoo

HELsNA, Mont, Nov. TO- 1890.
Mr.: NJ. Lsener. My Dear Sir-It il with NO lii.
monlal concerning your spring water / hnvs
been troubled for 4 number Of years with kidney
complaint, being compelled to quit my work for
since have been drinking your spring water I
have found myself much benefited aud : NV
man. Very Truly. N. Y. KlRTLl.
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HELENA. Mont. Nov. q 1890
have been suffering with the pilss for thirty
from Lissner's Mineral Springs have not been
troubled since n ARnAuAWsnH
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Mr.. Lissner:
constipation ard pains In my chest, and sitter
nsing your spring Water for two months. without
knowing of it's medicinsl property, find myself
malls regarding the water am satisfied now that
my cure Is due to your spring water.
MES. +. BLUM.
Patients Wishing to use the water for NJ
from the Clerk ~ 70 how much Of the Qunn
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NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ ,hsrohold q Of the National ] osn i esvins
Union. to est chicers and directors for tbs
ensuing year, viii 70 held 1t the ot1ce OF the
uasy ~. 1871, 1t p: n.
WIN. r. whitaker, Rsc'y.
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t%s.t-. HELENA, Mont, Oct. 81, 1890.
To Marcua laener. Dear Hir-Iw ish to tender
reivad from: ths use u your. mineral water.
MAS very bad with kidney disorder. But, after
ss,nE ySnt sprans xssr for cas month. must
bess in placing 1t before the people, am, dear
tr. Yours Respectfully, FRED voNEsoHEN.
:, hEIENA. Nov. II, 1880.
Hon. Marcus Liasnsr, Helena: Z
= Ny Dear Sir--For the psst ton years have
been troubled most fsAriully With Dyspepsia. 20
daysnnd weeks at time; could at nothing with
rslish; wOuld W awake night after night. with
nervonenees and the most depressing pains in my
OF whom did me but little good. FOR several
weeks / have been drinking freely Of your spring
water and it has positively cured mo- am troubled
with nome OF thoes previous had II singa sleep
yell and eat the richest kind OF food with relish.
pleasure to those troubled M wns.
Respectfully yours, JOHN BUCKNER,
los South Ewing Street.
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Editor McCormick. . Man widely and
Favorabiy Known Throughout the -,
Pacific Coast, Gives His
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

MISSOURI rAciFI, F-u
TRANS ARRIVE IFAVF
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Stncks todaY VOC dnll bnt i'm.
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Ill, March 6.-Wheat-Only
moderate trade and weaker feeling was
developed, prices ruling somewhat lower
all around, with the weakness most marked
for May. The opening was about sc lower
than Yesterdays closing, with the feeling
easy and prices subjected to further de-
cline OF 4 c. then rallied slightly but again
became weak and prices for May declined
1c while July declined only sc. then ruled
steadier and the market closed about &c
lower for May and I3@55e lower for July
than the closing figures of yesterday. The
weakness was attributed to the fine
weather bulletin, but more particularly to
the dull and heavy feeling reported in the
European markets.
COrn-Was traded in to a moderate eX-
tent and the feeling developed was little
easier, transactions being at slightly lower
prices. The easier tone was attributed al
most entirely TO the decline in wheat.
OatS-WeTe moderately active and
steady early, April closed weak and a
shade lower.
Mess pOrk-Rather active business was
transacted. Prices ruled somewhat If
regular within q range of 5G1l4c and aver
aged higher, but outside figures were not
supported to the close.
Lard-A fair trade was reported and a
comparatively steady feeling prevailed.
Thort rib sides-There was fairly active
trape and the feeling was comparatively
steady.