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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-19
A BLAZE AT MIsSouLa.
Five BuildiDgs Destroyed and the Hotel
Florence Damaged.

MIssouIi, Jan. ls.-iSpcial About 10
o'clock this morning smoke was seen issu-
ing from the room OF the Rocky Mountain
saloon, n 2story framc building situated on
the corner Of Front street md iiggins ave
nue.. Before the fire company could reach
the scene. the flames had attained such
magnitude that nothing could saye that
building or the brewery, which hdjoincd IL,
and both were burned to the ground. The
Headquarters, q fine iwo-story brick build.
ing on the west, checked the flames For n
time the Florence hotel, which stands oppo-
site, YVES in imminent danger, nearly all
iho Windows being broken by the intense
heat, and otherwise damaged. The brewery,
which was the property of Joseph Wagner,
was worth about $1,000. and was insured
The other binding WAS not insured. and the
loss is about $1,000. The Florence was
damaged about $500.
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NEwoAsTIE. Pa, Jan. ls.-An explosion of
hot iron occurred al the E.na rolling-mill
last night in which three men we're terri
bly, burned. One of the bugnes containing
a ball OF rcd-hot iron wns upset in puddle
Of water. The moment the iron touched
the water an explosion occurred, throwing
huge chunks Of iron about the mill and
burning George J.. Cox severely about the
waist. cheek and neck. William Dwyer
and Richard Maltenburg were plso seriously
burned about the waist, face and hands.
Cox will probably die, but the other two
will recover.
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Working for the Times.

DrSvEE, Jan. lo.-The Associated Press
is crcdiinbly informed that an English
agent, giving the name Of Mury, is in the
city al present in behalf Of the London
Times and the lawyers in The OShea di-
vorce cnse against Charles :. Pernoil The
agent has called upon seyrul prominent
Iri-hmcn who refused 10 give him hear
ING, notwithstanding that hc exhibited his
credentials from the British foreign Office
and n letter from tho manager of the Lon
Al M rifnps
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Killed In His bed.

DfNvrG, Jan. ia telegram from Fort
Duchesne. tah. gives tho Information that
WIN. whitney Seymour a prominent Cen
tile ranchmen in The Ashley valley, was
found dead in his bed, where be evidently
had been shot while asleep. II Il believed
the murder was committed by DanitCs,
Seymour went 20 Utah in 1872 aud WAS q
post trader M old Fort Ihornburg j. G.
w. Seymour, the father Of the murdered
man, Is row living here, but for many yeurs
was cnshier of the Farmers ~ Mechnnics
bank Of Detroit
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National Capital Notes.

The following postmastors were mp
pointed today: Moutana-D. Lewis. Wal
lace. Alissoula county. North Dakota
wllliam Lynch. Ledgerwood, Richland
county; S. Holding. Ransom. Sargent
county; {. u. Loyallc. Reynolds, Grand
Forks county.
Secretary Noble 10 day denied the arIli-
cation of Amelia Egie for certorari in the
matter OF her rejected proof on her home
iion 81. township 1873, range . OF the Fargo
land district.
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riglIi for a Eat OnIcc.

President Harrison is in n state of mind
over the effort 70 select proper person for
appointment az recorder Of deeds for tho
District Of Columbia. The colored APP
pointec Of President Cleveland, who few
days ago informed Senator Ingalls, officially
that the fees of his Office amount 10 about
Si0,000 n year, has handed in his rcsigna-
tion mt the request of the president. There
is lively strife for the place. All of the
prominent and 80 called representative
colored republicans from all quarters of tue
union, arC applicants. Several OF these anu
hitlous gentlemen reside in Washington,
aud claim that the appointment is due 10
the District OF Columbia. under the prom
Use Of President Harrison IN his inaugural
address 'bat lie would apply the principles
Of homt-snio 20 the territories anu the Dis.
tAicl of Columbia. Many white gentlemen
of Washington are also applicants for the
place. The president, il is said. wants 10
appoint "a colored friend from Indiana, but
is fearful OF the storm of indIgna-
ton ,H l,,,,;..''s ina, would e mp from
such an appointment. 4 he coored people
have come ia claim the Office as right
since President Garfield gave 1t Go Fred
Douglass. Whom D1uglass retired Cleye-
land's friend, Matthew, of Albany, drew
the fees for a while. and then the muQwnmp
republican from Mas lChusetts, who is now
p1cketing the SiO.0OJ, was selected. The
citizens Of the district would like 20 have u
white man, because ii is the one federal
Office in this city with which the citizens
generally como IN close contact. A lrrnt
mnny of the clerks and Other employees
arc negroes, and although the Republicans
have great love for their colored brethren,
they are doing their best 10 get Il white man
into The place. Whoever Is appointed is
nKely 10 be somewhat disappointed IN the
matter of fees, as congress has prnct lcnlly
determined 60 do away with this system OF
compensation md put the Iecorderon a reg
ular and rcasouablu salary.
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1mEKA, Kau., Jan, IA petition Is in
circulation asking Judge Guthrie aud also
a special grand Jury 70 investigate the net,
OF certain members Of the stnte legislature
and other state officers. One Of the circu-
hiors Of the petition stated the petitioners
were after State Treasurer Hamilton, IN
surance Commissioner Wilder. Mcssfs. Bur-
ton and Gilett and two OF ihroe other mem
bcrs Of the legislature. The charges against
lhenl arc not mnle public.
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Opening oflhc Headquarters.

The Western Congressional Association
hnd lis opening tonight. Senator Stewart,
the president, Representatives Carter,
Hansbroueh and Casey. the secretary, vice
president nnd treasurer, respectively, were
the hosts, and the new state delegations.
which FIRST conceived The idea OF organic.
ing. helped receive the visitors. About lhO
guests were present. The house was open
from the basement mp, and on the upper
floor substantial lunch with some punch
was served. Among the guests was Col.
the capital.
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DROPPED DEAD IN COURT.
The Fatherof Vermont Actress Dies Of
Alcoholism.

NT'VHUTFFHlf
Nrw YoRE. Jan. lS.-Thos. Crehnn, 20
years old. and who is the father-in-law of
the actor, Oliver Doud Byron, died this
morning in Justice Tighe's court room. The
deceased had been on a spree, and his son
caused his arrest. The officer brought him
10 court this morning. but he was taken
suddenly i'll and died. Crehan'a oldest
daughter is well known and accomplished
actress. Miss Ada Crehan. Oliver DOnd
Byron married the second daughter, who is
also an actress of reputation. The young
est sister is in private life. Two sons are
among the active bus ness men OF Brooklyn.
The old man had become a confirmed
dInnknrd
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scEASroS, Pa. Jan. ls..-Genoral Master
Workman Powdcry WIS able 20 walk ont
to-day, and the warrant FOR bis arrest sworn
ont by Callaghan WAS served upon hin.
puwdcrlv nt once proceeded To- Alderman
Fullcr's Office and gave hail 70 answer in
Mcstmoreland court PoWdcrly's counsel
hnye the papers nuarly completed charging
Callnehan with malicious libel Suit will
Doe instituted uexl week.
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governor this. and the governor replied he
had not intended il should be published.
but TINT man got Il from his
secretary when he ttho goycrnorl WIS
awuy. The governor had added; old
man, We have cot ourselves IN bad hole.
don't know whether am 20 he elected or
notj VIC will retract; ] don't know what 20
do al present; but rest assured It Will br re-
iractcd."
Witness said: "You had better be- lively,
or Murray will MAKE an Hihdnylt.' The
governor nsked Wood 10 come 30 Wnshlng-
ton 10 hunt up the gun contract. md snid
thnt he would attend TO the matter. When
Wood came back 90 Cincinnati he
asked the return of the papers. aud Foraker
told him 10 so to Halstead for thom.
Witness insisted they should not be pub
lished nny more, aud Foraker promised they
would not hr. Within foriy-cight hours
the whole thing WAS published apnin. Wit
ness wns arrested for criminal libel aud was
obliged to give up his papers.
The chairman asked IL ANYBODY but wit
ness knew he had drawn up the paper. He
I replied that Gov. Foraker csrtniuly knew
I from whit he wiincssi had told HIM that
the papers were not genuine. He did not
charge Foraker with knowing the paper
was forgery. lie could not do that, he
could say that Foraker entered into the con.
Splracy.
Charman-Did he ask You to commit
forgery
WitIess-I did not ask him whcther /
should commit forgery. lie nddtd that
Foraker wanted 10 get hold Of a paper 10
get square with Ben Butierworih, aud wit
moss agreed TO get il for him. IL was not
to be Published. but 20 be shown around
political headquarters. etc. The chairman
asked II the witness had procured the
forgery. Wood replied that he had gotten
UP paper for Foraker; If be could make
anybody believe il was genuine all right.
He believed be was being played" and
hoped the politicians would get along with
out bis help hereafter. This closed the ex-
animation. Er-GOv. Foraker said he de-
sired 10 ask no questions, and Grosvenor
asked witness to be present Monday.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
4 Missouri Hermit With History Fer
i,hes Ia Ills he'd.

\ Missouri Hermit With History Ter-
i,hes Ia Ills bed.
Kansas Guy, Jan. ia Times SPRING
field. Mo-, special saysi Al 10 o'clock last
night the honse of Hugh Farmer WAS
burned 10 the ground. Farmer persisted in
the flames. investigation of the ruins
showed that coal-oil had been freely scat
tered obout the house II ia believed that
some Of Farmers negro tenants murdered
their landlord for his money and then set
fire 20 the house % cover up the crime.
Farmer was native Of county Wicklow.
Ireland. mud the son OF wealthy parents.
His family objected 10 his marrying "a
hunssmaid and he came to America, i'm
vested his money ia Missouri farms and
otbor real estate. Ne lived the life Of
hermit and accumulated lnrgr sum of
money from his real estate deals.
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CmcNGo, jan. IA Gre broke ou' oi .
o'clock this morning In thfee-stogy brick
structure on Ninsty-sccond street and
spread 20 the adjoining buildings. The
families living in the upper stories narrowly
escaped with their lives. One building was
totally destroyed and several others were
much damaged. The total loss 10 $1,000.
InsIToucc very light.
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pmiApEtrnlA. Jau. ls,-Cort. Bordo Of
the English steamship Falls. from Java,
with sugar. which arrived to-day, reports
Tint be picked Up or tho passage the dis.
nbled steamship Siam Yiih a large nnd
vAlunble cargo and lu0 passengers md
towcd her safely into Anden, Arnhia.
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Premium for Il,s Cramps.

The uetunl horsepower performance of
the new cruiser Baltimore on iis recent
trial trip to-day was made known by the
navy department. Tho trial board stated
The aggregate Indicated hprsc power dcycl.
opcd 10y the leasrl WIS l0Gi4.lN. This gives
the trnmIM power pTelulum 0f TlBitltO.
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kun,, out ON BAIL.

CuicAol. jan. ls.-John Kunze, who was
umung the four men found guilty Of the
murder OF Dr.. Croniu. and whose punioh-
rueni the jury fixed nj three years in the
pcnitoniiary, is a free mun again. His bail,
S5,VD. wa, today furnished by Il dime
museum iuanagoT. II is rot 10 all likely
the states attorney will prosecute Kunzc
aghin.
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Ent,nhr MiIdnnr..

GiIssryImr. Tex. Jan. is.-Wild hogs
entered the cabin Of u farmer yeNerday in
the ChickasRw nation. near Arbuckle, aud
deyoufed little child, which was alone in
the house, the rest of the family being n
short distance in a cotton field. The mother
Is crazy with grief.
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.l1nt nis MIfr

Rom, y. g.. Dec. ls.-John Law, aged
90 ycars. shot his wife tonight inhicting
fatal wounds, and then cut his thron,. bet
will recover Ne also shot M two children,
hnt missed then. lie had lived apgrt from
his wife lor some years. Tonight ho de-
mandcd admission TO the house, and being
refused, shot Ins wife ns above described.
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BmMAncK, n. d., Jin. ls.-Thc house met
az o'clock to-day Tho sergeant-0t-0rms
pulled number of abstntces out Of bed
before u quorum WIS secured. The speaker
called the house % order by ianipllght,
This is the trait Of tho economic streak
dcveloped by the house.
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Cmodoo, Jan. y. - ID. II. Denton, o
wealthy and prominent member of the
Board of 1rnde. fell dead to-day while
shooting in u pigeon contest at thr Wash
inqtOu park rncg.coursc.
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r,,f,rcJ rron IN, MaiIs.

CnIcAoo, jan. ls.-j. v. Doyine, clerk in
the inquiry department OK the posioliice
hero waa arrested to-day. llr had been pil-
fotinp from thenails f0r eighteen months,
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An Enrlnnnr I,nich

ATLANTA. Ca, Jan ia wreck occurred
on the Georgia & prcific railroad near Bir-
mingham, Ala, this morning Engineer
Decry wns KILLED md scycral other persons
wcfc seriously and perhaps fatally Injured
Evening journal., 1890-07-05
DIED.

BELT I'm this city on July 2, Malvina f.
Belt. widow of the late William Belt, aged 81
years
COURTNEY I'm this city. on June 21,
Arthur r., son Of Sarah and the late Fred
erick Courtney, ia his l4th year.
DUGAN.-On DuPont's Banks, on June 30,
Bessie A. Dugan, aged months.
GOuGH.-ln this city, on the Both instant,
Elsie Josephine Cough. infant daughter OF
Thomas and Tresa Cough, aged months.
KENTON.-In Philadelphia. on June 20. Re-
becca w, daughter of Charles II. and Maggie
kenton, aged IL months.
LARK1N In Bethel township, Delaware
county. Pa /. Ellwood Larkin
Funeral tomorrow fSuudnyl Af ernoon. at /
O'Clock. from his late residence Intermeut
at Concord Friends Burying ground,
LANCE. I'm this city, on June 90 Mary E /,
wife of Herbert l. tnge.
MEGARY AT New Castle, Del. on June
30, Patr ok Megary, aged 90 years.
MORROW.-In this city. suddenly, on July
4. Robert Morrow, aged 70 years.
PALMER On Monday evening, June 20,
James +. Palmer, ged 81 years.
SPENCEh.-In this city on July I'd Harry
R infant son Of William r. and Mary j,
Spencer, aged IA months
SIAIPKINS.- this city, on July /, Edna
May, daughter Of harry A. and Maggie Simp-
kins. AGED weeks
STATS In this city, on June 30; Hannah
Staats, in her SD year,
Evening journal., 1890-07-05
Alleged Navy Yard Frauds AZ frisco.


SAN Francisco, July The Examiner
devotes thirteen columns TO an alleged ex-
posure of fraudulent methods In furnish
ing government supplies TO Mare Island
navy yard. The article contends that the
contract has almost invariably been given
so James McCudden, ex-member Of the
legislature, and that the papers represent
.ative in pursuing his Investigations found
several shortages in the amount OF coal de-
hvered at the navy yard under certain Of
these contracts The facts were made
known to Commodore Benham, command
ant Of the yard, and under his instructions
the matter was laid before the department
at Washington. Secretary Tracy has or
dered the payment of the fraudulent bills
stopped pending further Investigations by
the department. II is claimed that the
newspaper representative, while acting as
q tally clerk or bookkeeper in the Yard,
was approached by McCudden, who Of.
fered If he would report the amount OF
coal delivered as being of the full specified
weight to divide with him the profits aris-
ing from the shortage in weight, and un.
der this agreement the representative no
sceived $500.
Evening journal., 1890-07-05
SAG Lovs5 THe MEDICAL STUDENT.
one Explanation Of the Providence BELIEFS
Strange Conduct


Strange Conduct.
PROVIDENCE. July 5.-The friends Of
Miss Nettie Clark. of this city who was
arrested ia New York ca the chrrge of
forgery. were greatly surprised VIZ the
event was published She was widely and
generally favorably known. She moved ia
Ehe most fashionable society. She Is an
accomplished pianist, having received
European musical education. She was
general favorite and has always enjoyed
the best OF regulations 1t is learned, how
ever, since her arrest that for two years
past the young lady, for some strange rea-
son. has been making every possible effort
to raise money No known cause for the
fraud on the bank can be assigned unless
it was due to a desire to meet q young man
named Simon A. Smith, who has paid oc-
,casional visits to the home of Miss Clark,
and who was supposed to be paying atten-
tson to her He always passed in this city
as student at Bellevue Medical college,
New York, and as a native of Thomasville,
Ga.
Her father Hollis X CLARK, is very
wealthy. He has been the Prohibition can
didate for mayor of Providence and for
governor Of the state Her parents are both
prostrated from the shock Of their daugh-
ter's disgrace. Mrs Clark Is supposed to
be in New York investigating the difficulty
in which Miss Nettie has become 50 pain
fully involved The mother claims that
the girl was deranged when she conceived
the idea Of raising the money fraudulently.
Mrs. Clark says that her daughters mind
has been greatly disturbed for some time,
although it was not noticed by her inti-
mate friends. Tie real secret OF the forgery
Is believed to be found in the fact that Miss
Clark is completely fascinated with the
medical student and sought to advance
him money.
Miss Clark is an attendant az the Roger
Williams Free Baptist church and was, it
Is now understood, summoned before the
standing committee some time since TO an
swer charge Of conduct unbecoming a
protesting Christian. Miss Clark, on ac-
count Of the prominence Of her family, it
WAS said, was not disciplined. She sang
soprano in the choir. The tenor in the
choir was involved in the investigation
mentioned II is learned that his wife pro-
cured divorce from him solely on Miss
Ciark's account
Evening journal., 1890-07-05
a snvare Amntenr rirhL

NEW YoRK, July 1.-TWO well known
amateur hantams, Il Lober, Of the Ma
'tional Athletic club, and W. Horahan, Of
the Bridge Athletic club, fought with two
ounce gloves at the rooms Of the Bridge
Athletic club in Brooklyn. The contest
was to have been ten rounds, but thirteen
rounds were necessary to come to a de-
cisive conclusion. The fight was given to
Horahan, but great many of the specta-
tors were Of the opinion that the decision
was wrong II was themost savage anna
teur fight in this vicinity for some time
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He Fired for His Brothcr,s Sake.

NEW YORK, July 5--Dave Dillon, boss
truckman, living at No. 81 Henry street,
was shot and killed last night by Edward
Criterion, q driver, at No 2ss Elizabeth
street. Criterion claims that his revolver
was discharged accidentally while he was
defending his brother Frank, who had been
attacked by Dillon in drunken brawl
Dillon had reputation in the neighbor
hood as fighter Criterion gave himself
M to the police
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Dempsey's opinion of sullivan.

ST LOUIS July 5.-,Iack Dempsey, who
is in the city with his combination, was
asked direct question in regard to the oft
repeated assertion that he was willing to
meet John l.. Sullivan, notwithstanding
the difference in their weight Dempsey
laughed and said; "The big fellow could
pick me up, turn me over his knees and
spank me There is only one Sullivan. y
Talking about the far west, he said; II
have settled in Portland, Ore, and expect
TO live there the rest Of my life"
Evening journal., 1890-07-05
Kllled Nm IIer nrunken mnslnnA.

NEW YORK, July 5-Hester Lofty, a mid
die aged tailoress, was stabbed and killed
by her husband Martin Lofty, a drunken
and worthless little fellow whom she had
supported from her earnings while he
loafed around the apartments at No, %
Chrystie street, occasionally sweeping the
floor or washing the dishes while his wife
worked at her trade. The stabbing was
done while Lofty was drunk Lofty was
arrested, but he claims that his VIII,
stabbed herself
Evening journal., 1890-07-05

The EVENING JOURNAL will take great
pleasure in delivering the above Organ to
the most Popular Lady Teacher or Principal
of any school, public or private, in this
State, and the readers Of this paper will
designate by vote to whom the Organ shall
be presented.
You can vote as often as you wish, and
send in as many votes at one time as you
desire, but each vote must be upon the,
Organ Ballot cut out of the EVENING
JOURNAL.
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a pennle.s p.,inne rnr 80 ~.

NEW YORK, July 5.-Cornelius Wander
bilt and his mother are about 20 build a
Peoples palace in Forty street,
near Third avenue. Is viii be modelled
npon the institution bearing that name ia
London and will cost S25O,OO0 II will con.
tain departments for technical and indus
trial education, mission schools, food and
shelter, gymnastics libraries, etc The
endowment will probably be added to by
the Nanderbilts and their friends as time
<rnee on
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A MINIS Buliding for frisco.

NEW YORK, July Sd. o. Mills, the
banker, has left this city for California for
the purpose Of preparing the erection in
San Francisco of a duplicate Of the well
known Mills building on Wall street. He
will employ Chicago architect TO prepare
the designs for the structure, which when
completed viii be the finest building on
the Pacific coast.
Evening journal., 1890-07-05
select Fxcursion 70 rolchester peach.

On suDd4y. Jrly g. the Philadelphia, VIII
snsil gtoi and Baltimore railroad viii rnn al
sexfnrsaon 70 Colchester b ach. leaving viii
- tl4e ,it.ii- tflp. i,ate
ul1tr<t tullty for days FrftrG Fr ten
AZ WIG Nrf lot 4frv tlfs
--l fttls4- a. -. >st.-s = ~. - y
IL. ....l- 49, 'v -
Evening journal., 1890-07-05

DIN tment cures Skin Humors. Pimples Flesh
Worms. Ring Worms. letter. Salt Rheum
Frosted Feet Chiiblains. Itch. Ivy Poison
BARRIERS Itch, Scald Head, Eczema. Soc. Drug.
M E. s. Wells. Jersey city. Nj.
Evening journal., 1890-07-05
Careless shootinr in nrook,xn.

BROOKLYN, July 5. 5.-Nearly dozen peo.
pie were shot here July 4 by the careless
use Of firearms, and dozen or more seri-
GUS accidents occurred from explosions and
the use Of fireworks
Evening journal., 1890-07-05

Ross has removed from 11B Market
street to his new store 210 Market with a
large stock oflatest styles of Hats, White
Shirts, NeckweRr, Hosiery, Underwear
and Notions at the lowest city prices
Money returned If goods are not satisfac
tory
Evening journal., 1890-07-05
ITEMS OF INTEREST

ssWHEN asked her to marry she began 10
shrink like like flannel shirt" That's an
odd comparison; what do you mesns" Jnst
what ] sssy. She got up around my neck ''-
PHILADELPHIA Times
Evening journal., 1890-07-05

DIR. DEHARDTs Pennyroyal Pills, are
the only genuine pennyroyal pills made.
At druggists and by mail, 81. Office, 203 N.
9th st. Phila. Ladies beware of limitations.
Evening journal., 1890-07-05
a nidIoulous Ouestion.

DO you enjoy good hsalthYr asked Brown
of HIS friend Jones. The reply was short,
do. what fool doesnt?n Everyone enjoys
good health when be has 1t. But some people
do not have It to enjoy. Sick headache, bill
liousness, constipation deranged liver, and a
host of ills. real and imaginary. are their
heritage Thousands of persons cure and
prevent these distressing complaints by taking
Dr pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets.
Small. sugar-coated and easy to take; one
pill dose.