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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-13

Give me a call. I can suit the most
fastidious. Merchants Ma ional Bank
Block. No. 10 Edwards street. Box 1855.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03
- NEMs I'M eRlEE.


A. r. Patton, Of San Antonio, Tex, was
killed by a burglar who entered his house
Superintendent Kimball. Of the life say
ing service, has put on 100 extra crews
along the Atlantic and gulf coasts.
Eleven members out of fourteen of In
diana's state Democratic committee favor
Cleveland The others want Gray fol
president.
Five thousand acres near Grand Forks,
~ d., were swept clean 10y prairie fire
The body Of Mrs Richardson. Of Lon Z
Prairie, Mimi, was laid out for burial
Tuesday, but she revived and recognized
her friends
While train was running at full speed
near Denison station, A. T., Tuesday
night, car OF powder blew up, killing
Brakeman f. W. White and Stockman
August Beckman.
Miss Mary Lincoln, daughter of the
American minister to England, Mr. Robert
r. Lincoln, was married in London, Sept
2, TO Mr.. Charles lsham, a wealthy young
lawyer of New York.
Secretary Noble has directed the pay
ment OF $4,000 to the Sisseton and Wah
peton Indians in South Dakota under tn,
treaty ratified by the last congress.
NJ lola declares that France is now
ready 60 revenge Sedan and sweep chi
German empire Gus OF existence, and Ger
man newspapers admit that German!
must soon fight again to hold what sL'
won in 1S70-7l
Il is reported that England will send 1
feet to the Dardanelles to watch Russia
Deputy Verduga, one q ex-Presiden
Balmaceda's friends, was captured a
Talca, Chill, with over million dollars il
bank notes and drafts.
Forty-three immigrants from New Yorl
to Brazil returned to New York with
story of outrageous treatment by the Bra
lillian authorities
Evening journal., 1891-09-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
Fun at lAe Grand Opera House

run AZ tbe Grand Opera House
The stated season of the Grand Opera
House opened last evening by the preseu-
tatlon OF the new musical farce comedy,
In three acts "A. VOL 8 Wedding, writ
ten and produced by the popular come
cisn, John " Rausone, and strong
company. The play has many good
features, but. like some OF Dckenss
works, where the reader almost loses the
thread OF the plot in the mass of de-
scrprive mater, the person who sees t
almost loses sight of the plot in the maj y
specialties introduced in the play
"A. Wolf, a floating German, Ia the
terson Of John W Rhusone. made 3 dc
cid,d bit Frank o Bren mace a typical
'silss Creb'ree, jus ice OF the peace %
W. Aack's roles Is "A Sporty Caterer
and Sporting Policeman, we're well
taken, aud his stock of stage brass is
more than likely to turn itself into gold
| Signor Bennedltto the soprano, gave an
exhibition OF the wonderful range Of his
voice, and received an encore Flora
Moore was very clever in her song and
dSnce specisliiss, character recitations
aad filing the roles of 'Rosanna Crab
tree, daughter OF the squire.
and "Cilicia Evergreen, col
ored soubrette She was recalled
several times, and was universal favor
tie Stella Mahew made very pretty
bride and elected the pity Of the
audience by unwittingly becoming the
bride Of tramp. thinking it to be hel
lover in Disguise. A feature Of the en-.
tertsinment is the ballet Of the "Jay
Birds, directed by the famous prem lei
Miss Estrella Sylvia from the La Scali
Fhestre, Milan, who gave several exhibi
tons OF her wonderful dancing TIL,
costumes and stage settings were very
fine
Professor Stsubgen and his new
orchestra rendered some very fac selee
tions during the evening
"A. VOLTS Wedding will be repeate,
this evening, and The Private Score
tsry" is billed for Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOwN, sept 3 In an orchard
on g + Brady's farm near town, the
ground Is nearly GOV red with large
yellow peaches. which sre allowed TO re-
main there and rot, except what few the
town people will sarry of Cuetsrd
Green. the tenant there, ssid that the
market was glutted and therefore he
would have lost money in shipping them
and he is feeding the hogs with them.
Eight carloads we're shipped from this
point Yesterday. They we're Of the Craw
foFd's Late variety and we're consigned
as follows: Buffalo, /, New York, l.
Boston, 1 hiadelphia, =; Wilmington, g.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03
.rhe Whir,Iinr Onnn .!

Engine No "a. OF the p, w. & B. rail
road should be nicknamed "The Whist
ling Coon. Yesterday afternoon il was
IN service on the northbound Washing
ton exoress, which leaves this city tor
Philadelphia at GA o'clock. When lust
above Clay mont the whistle got out Of
order, and after the engineer bleE il for
q crossing II wou only close about half
way Through Linwood, Trainer, Thur.
low, Lamokin Chester, Eddysfone aud
Crum Lynne the ''fYer" dashed. and the
broken whistle sent up its solemn pro-
test to heaven, and fretted and fumed.
aud sobbed and cried like spoiled ebild.
all along the sides OF the sir
crowded passenger coaches, heads
could be seen sticking out the windows.
Anxious men stood on the platform.
waiting for something to burst. and a,
each town ani city was passed through
crowds Of people ran 70 the station 10 81,
the catastrophe. Every mill window
along the road ia Chester was erowde,
! siih girl operatives, whose faces q
pressed their fears The conductor an,
brakeman were kept busy answered.
questions until when. just south o
Ridley Park, the fireman climbed ont o.
the engine while Il was yet running =
terrific speed AID jsmmed enough cotto
waste into the whistle TO pat a stop {
the noise.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03
pRouINENr PEOPLE PRESENT..
Childrsn's Day at Easton Fair-Th
Euture of shs Csnosrn Hangs Upo
This Exposition.

Childrsn's Day at Easton Fair-rhs
1 Wuturs of aha Concern Hangs Upon
This Exposition.
EAsroN, Sept. 3 Among the notables
+, present at the Talbot county fair TO- day
from abroad were Governor f. E.Jaokson
and George Cotton. who are guests Of
ex Representative Gibson, and whom he
escorted TO the grounds at noon,
where they received much attention.
Among others present were, Repre-
sentative John w. Caussy of Delaware;
Senator John F. Dawson and George NJ.
Bussum Of Caroline; Ernest Toadvine Of
Salisbury Editor Cooper Of the Salisbury
Advertiser; Theodore Harris of Philadel-
phla, John F.aGod win Of Queen Annes:
Colonel Luther H. Cad and a. p. Steele
OF Denton. Levin Henry of Cambridge;
President Alvord OF the Agricultural
College; Nicholas Goldsborough of Balti-
more; Thomas Hill Of Baltimore; Isaac
Ulman Of Salisbury Mr. Hobbs of Ossan
City, and Paul Winchester of Baltimore.
The attendance was much larger than
YESTERDAY As u WAS 'children's day,
free for all .hildren, the young people
poured out In their might, and were
eharmingly interested In visiting, under
proper conductors, the various depart
ments Of exhibits, and in enjoying the
innocent diversions that accom- pany
county fairs ChIldrens day at the fair
is ed-letier day with the very young
people as well as those who live In towns
, as those who come from the rural sections
Of the county
The exhibits In the divisions OF horses,
mules, sheep, swine and other animals
were Judged, but the record Of the award
Is not made up
The success OF this fair financially Is
very important matter fully recognized
by the officers and directors The future
Of the whole concern hangs upon IT,
Yesterdays receipts were not equal TO
the first day Is receipts at previous fairs.
but to-day's business brought it up. aud
the financial outlook is considered ex-
cellent
Governor Jackson will remain over to.
morrow, when othar Maryland officials
will be present. and also Governor Rey
nolds and other state officers from Della
ware
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

The Baltimore Sun of to-day says
Representative Causey says the Demo-
cratic party ia in splendid shape in Del
aware The differences that cansed the
defe 4 OF the party and the election OF a
Republican Uuited States Senator from
Delaware three years ago, he says, nc
longer sxiss. Wisdom, harmony, con.
Citation AID the spirit that comedies e
each man without cavil or criticism &.
work out his own political course on his
own lines have had their perfect work
and the Democrats are now united anC
cemsnted "a strongly as hey were ever
in the good old days in Delaware
Mr.. Causey thinks the Democratic party
will sweep The country at the Presiden
| tial a d Congressional election ia 1892
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

PHILADELPHIA, Sept AT the second
day OF the grand circuit trotting meeting
OF the Philadelphia Driving Park associa.
tion the defeat Of the great PAGER Hal
Pois,er was the feature of the days rae.
ing He won two heats, but in the third
showed signs OF distress aud johnson took
the heat Hal Pointer came in bleeding
at the nose johnson won the fourth heat
easily and Hal Pointer was then with.
drawn johnson took the next heat and
won the race. The judges, however, de.
clared of all pools They did not init
mate that there had been foul play, but
said innocent betters had been placed at a
disadvantage to the benefit Of those who
knew the great PAGERS ailment. n. T. H.
won the 2.23 trotting class.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03
BEGINNING OF The END.
Tke Great Fruit Crop VIII Soon BE
Thing OF the Past.


Thing of the Past.
Yesterday Ill carloads of peaches were
shipped over the Delaware railroad. The
large consignments were as follows.
Jersey City, %; Philadelphia, 90 Boston,
IL, and Wilmington. g. The total ship
mcnts for the season amounted to 4. 44o
car loads
At Wyoming fourteen carloads we're
shipped and prices we're as follows
Yellow fruit, 80 cents; white fruit, 30
CENTS. The varieties shipped were Smoek.
Foxes, Shipley's Silver Medals and
Heath's
Peaches were plentiful all Of yesterday
In Wilmington The commission men
estimate that there we're about 8, 00C
baskets on the market Stumps sold at
from 90 TO 20 cents Smoeks. 80 cents,
and very select peaches seld as high al
81 .25, but only In one or two instances.
The pear meIket WAS better than fol
several days, ana the buyer had to pay 5(
cents basket for good ones. Grapes
sold at 90 aud 20 centsa basket Qaincs:
are as yet very scarce and sell at 81.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. Sat Hamp.
den park w. f. Murphy, Of New York,
beat three records while trying for the
mile record on "A solid tire safety. He made
the quarter in 81 as seconds, the half In
I'm HAS, the three-quarter in I'm. 81 2 81.
and the mile in 2m. 81 lbs. p. J. Berlo
rode a pneumatic safety and made the
quarter in 36seconds, the half in i'm s3.5s
the three-quarter in I'm. 42s and the mile
ia Pm. Is lbs The last three are American
records
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

CENTRKvILLK, Nd Sept 2-The tong
ing season commenced yesterday and
321 licenses have already been issued
The oysters are not generally as fat IS
they we're last year, bat, At Queenstown,
sold for go to rs cents, according "a
quality The oystermen anticipate .
profitable season.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

NEW YORK. Sept. 8.-Castle Gardens old
historic walls, which thirty-five years ago
rang with the sweet notes GSIenny Lind,
last night echoed once more the melody Of
song. Thousands Of persons crowded the
edifice to enjoy the musical feast Mayor
Grant and other city officials made brief
addresses. Max Maretzek, who led the
orchestra in 1857, was the leader last night.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

NEW YORK, Sept alt is feared that
the Peary Arctic expedition is in danger
Of meeting the unhappy fate Of the brave
fellows who composed the Greedy party.
The Kite has returned depositing Lieu.
tenant Robert 4. Peary, his wife and his
five associates in McCormack's bay, North
Greenland. Disaster is predicted for the
party, because Of alleged inexperience
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

LOWELL, Mass, Sept S-The police are
satisfied that David Belanger, the dry
goods merchant found dead in his store,
was murdered. The head had been almost
severed from the body. Il is thought by a
blow from an Az OF butchers cleaver.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

NEWARK, n. j., Sept. S-Health Ply
stefan Titus, Of Newark, presented a re-
port az the board OF health meeting last
night which showed that since July ]
there have been reported 1876 cases Of ".
phoid fever Titus believes Passaie water
to be responsible for the epidemic.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

Superintendent Pierson reaoed fresh
laurels this morning. One Of his iinemen
struck box 1853. Eighth and Lombard
streets, at 10 30 o'clock, and the enlire
department responded to suppress a false
alarm. It is said that the hneman was
testing the box and sit got away With
him
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

BUCK Suddenly. in this city. on the 2d
instant, Or, L. Elton Buck, in the 10Th u At Of
his age.
FULLMER.-On September ., Ferdinand
Fulmer, in his 54th year.
r lBtives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral frou the residence Of his father,
John Fuilmer, No. 30 " est Ninth street. on
Satu day, at 80 y. IN. Services at o'clock
at Central Presbyterian Church. Remains
can be viewed at the house only from 10 a.
IN until ! D. m, Saturday. Philadelphia
New York, Boston papers please copy.
TATNALL.--At Loekp0rt n v, ON August
81, 1891. Hetty w. tatnall, in the 10th year Of
her age.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03
About to attack Etymology, Physi-
ology, Geology and other clog es too
numerous to mention will need
plain, common sense footwear.

After an inspection to learn what
is needed, parents will SAVE
TIME AND MONEY by going
at nee for a supply to BABcocK's,
206 Market Street, East Size,
Above Second.
Boys Dress Shoes, School A'hoes
and Working Shoes
Girls Kid and Pebble Shoes of
different grades at uniform low
prices for the quality
BUY RIGHT NOW and BE
PREPARED.
Our generous rule is always in
force Return any article that does
not suit and have exchanged, or get
your money back.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

CHICAGO, Sept. S-Kingston defeated
Verge dor and Marion c at Garfield park
Kingston went under the wire a winner Of
the 5000 purse by three lengths, Will,
Marion beat Verge dor a similar dis
lance for the place. The time was 30.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

ELMiRA, ~ ", Sept 3-At the second
day Of the Interstate fair races Ironwood
won the 2.25 trotting purse, Prinzonian
captured the 2-year-old event and Galcu
Prince the 2:a3 class
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

OTTAWA, Sept. 2-The speaker Of the
house has issued an order for the arrest OF
superintendent SENEGAL. Of the printing
bureau, who was charged with having &C
copied bribes- Il is now estimated that
Senecal received So. 900 in this way.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

NEW YORK, Sept. Alt is rumored in
Wall street that there has been breach
between the directors of the Union Pacific
ra6lroad and the creditors committee, aud
that the scheme to extend the floating
debt win fall through
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept 8.--The Cot
ton Manufacturers association have voted
10 reduce the wages Of operatives 10 per
cent. This action was taken because OF
the continued depression in the cloth trade
A strike ia probable.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

Toronto, Sept. S.-The Gaudaur-H anlai
boat race has been declared on, principal,
because Hanlan goes with O'Connor ear
lier than was expected TO the New West
minister regatta.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

MANCHESTER, n. H., Sept. 8.-Mrs. Tiff
fanny, wife Of c. Tiffany, Of South Man
chester. committed suicide by cutting her
throat with = razor The cause Of the
deed is said to have been hereditary in
sanity.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

On the p, W. & B. colchester excursion
next Sunday, thu 9Th. Round trip rate
81. 90. Special train leaves Wilmington
6.45 a. m.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

From fair to partly cloudy, with no de-
cided changes Of temperature, followed by
rain
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

WOOD Is going to be
BROWN just as popu-
AN lar a color this
@ Fall as it was
in the Spring. 1t is the
most serviceable color
obtainable.
OF this color and diff
ferent shades of similar
material, we have opened
a lot of "Mullin.made
Suits both in Mems and
youths sizes. This make
of goods needs no intro
duction to you. If it is
"Mullin made it is right
and our name and reputa-
ton are back of it as a
guarantee.
$I2 to $50 are tie
limits of the prices and of
each Suit the value is
Good Value"
If you want to patch
out your Summer clothes
you can find what you
want here. We are not
in the habit of carrying
anything over, and we are
sending them out rapidly
cuts in prices are help
ing US.
j. 7. MulIin & Son,
TailOrs, eth & Market,
ClOthiers, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

Mitcheli's Latest Proposal.
LONDON, Sept 3.-Mitchell says he viii
fight Corbett for 81 900 with bare fists.
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

Is going to be
Just as popu-
lar a color this
II ~
Evening journal., 1891-09-03

The success which has crowned their
efforts up 70 the present time has already
passed into history as the greatest achieve
ment Of the railway mail service. The Of
ficials Of the Canadian Pacific say that II
the schedule Of twenty-one days is accom-
piished by the trip OF the City of New
York all former records between Yoke
hama and Europe will have been eclipsed
hY the enormous quantity Of ten days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
hISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
~ REAL ESTATE TAX SALE
TAXEs LEVIED AND IN ARREARS
July L ISHl
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

Washington. Msrrh IL. 1891.
Notice is hereby rivcl that conformity 10 law the
pamphlet Inst Of IN arrears on -oal
i-0Isrfy District Of Columbia on tEe day OF
July. lsSo. has Heen prne end ropy thereof wall
b. delivered taxpayer applying therefor At tis
Off and that t.tN due. tog-tiI-r
and that ay have accrued thereon shall not -
ptd prior TO the cav named sale, naIney 9Th
d. Of April. 1885,. the property involved viii he sold.
uncr oar dire ton AZ pub!ic aurtion :ha Oifre
tine Collector Of lakes OF the Dstr: If CO ullbia.
cumIHeucinr on said 1th day of AVri'. 1881, and
timing foi OwIng day lay and isaral hO-
dap excepted, unii all such deInGuent prop rty IS
soid.
Notice y herely given that. commenting on TUES
DAI. THE SEN ENTU pAG OI APRIL ISL. and
continuing On each 10 lowing day. Sundays le-H
LOsys EXCEPTED until al tle property heIe,natter
des-uate,l shall he sold. and bstSy- the hour 81
TN G'CLOCh in tHe forenoon AMI YOUR UCLOCk
in the afternoon OF each SAID days. shall in the
Ofce Of the COaiecfc- OF Taxes Of District OF Co
luInhia sell at pI,c ton te hs-iIest Bidder or
biiderS. TIE resl estate described the suboin"i list
OF taxes and assessed the names therein caring,
for default N the pdyInen. OF taxes levied thereon and
in tee ISt July. lSssD and interest
and psns lties thereon 20 si 1tn day OF April, lyl
j. W. DOUGLASS.
J. W. ROSS.
H NJ ROBERT,
Commissioners Of tie District Of Columbia
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-28

Little Lolita Crabtree is an excellent ex-
ample OF the results Of early training.
Away in the fifties Lottie was q skinny
little thing with freckles and hair reddcr
than 1t is now, aad she vas taken all
around the state Of California by her
mother and small company, and WIS
obliged to dance. sing and act much
against her will, and as regularly as the
time for rehearsal came around she would
have a mad fit AMI throw her sridery
little body ON the floor and scream and
kick and Pound with all her might. In
cneor two places it was thought that her
parents were Ill treating her, perhaps
pulling her joints to make them Timber"
and folks were going to do something
about it. and that something" would
have been very unpleasant for her
parents, but when the delegation went
into the room Lolita soon convinced
them that they had better depart. Lot
Ia never had any girlhood. She stepped
with one movement over the gulf that
separates child from woman, and at
twelve years old was older than any
woman at tw enty-fve, and then she stood
still for many years, and now is going
back to pick up the years of girlhood
that the exactions Of her life defrauded
her Of. But it is hard to gather up lost
years again and have them as good as
new,
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-28
CHURCH NOTICES.

Notlce-in future the TEIZGRsE-HrRALp W III
publish. under this head only such notices rs
are sent TO thI. oflce each week. not later
avoid mistakes and duplicate notices.
In these announcements usual services"
or hours" mean that tn. morning service oc-
ours At lo:D ~ m. Aud evening service a. ] 20
D. N.
In Elks' Hall. Service sunday afternoon and
evening. Moses Hull, OF Chicago, speaker
MoraIng Subject: The Old and the New.
Evenng sHoJ eet: h INNS nssog o, Sp1ti'ua
Trinity Church-Rev. IL. II. johnson. rector
Holy Communion a; O'Clock. Mathis at 1919
subject: Iiir Burning OF the Roll Even
song at 1850. Subject: Leading straight.
Company n" of the lines Rifles will attend
the evening service. The anthem '0h ClaE
Your Hands" viii he sung By the vested choir
seats are free--Stsangers are welcome.
Second-sfreet NJ. 4. Church-Rev. W. Henry
Thompson. pastor. Morning Subject: Holt
ness" R-vival services will begin in tbs
evening. Rev. Geo. Newton viii assist
the pastor ana preach, sunday schoo and
and Msrtle ST. at .. NJ: Epworth League al
$50 D m. Young Mems Christian BanJ
meeting Mt On. services viii be taken up In
TIE interest Of the tent nleciins-
Revival meetings At second street Methods.
Cnucca all next week. Rev. teorge Newton. oi
California. assisting the pastor.
Fountain street Baptist Church-Rev. Jno
L. Jackson, II. D.. pastor. Usual ser vice
morning aud eVcaige. Morning subject
LIES Golden Mean" Evening Subjects a
Broad Religion
Psrx Congregaiional-Rev. Carl Patton. act
Ing Pastor. Services morning and evening
oung Peoples meeting At $50.
ST Marks Protestant Episc,pa Church
Division and pearEsts Sgnday-scheois 10 a
! m, and o. m Holy Communion i0:l5 a. n
Service and sermon IL =. m. by tae rector
Rev. Campbell Fair. d. ID.
-. MARKS North srsnd Rapids protesfan
I'D scapaf gharca. IS Pisinneid-a ave. SUNDAY
srbcoi 1t D. N Mrs G. :. Morley supe- 4
tsndent and F. 1. W are. secretary. Services
and sermon az SIS p. NJ. BY Rev Campbell
Pair. D. y. thursday 30 D. m. snort service
address md social meeting
Grace Church-Rev. John Brewster Habbs
rector. HOY commun on At 2; Noralhr prhvp
and serHca n - a.; evening prayer and ss.r
men ~ 7.7e Sunday scsasoi at 30 >ab5et
n morning sermon; Joseph" EVENING
Pre- vld@nce" seats Tree.
seventh Dsy Al ventists-Elder L q. Moor
pastor Good renpiar. Hall. MeAuiisl
hlock corner - Isiand All South Division SIS
~Hnsay evening n 20 oeieek. subject: 7 n
Ssirit % Prsrhscy. - 10 Manifested In IN
gharch Of ydsvf
Bereau Mss an--Carner North Cot ave. S.
Thlrss-sfreet- Evening service. sermon b
kew. c. a.. Nilier. - FcD ftzc. NteA. Sra6as
schoei ~ - 2. 81. r. =. Lssm,s. SHPeriatea
dent: Miss arsce faaus. seerssaFy-
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-28
How's THIS:

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of catarrh that can
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo,
Ohio.
We, the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable IN all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obiigstions made
by their firm.
WFsr & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
WALpiSg, kTSNAS q MARvry, Whole
sale Druggist, Toledo. o.
Halls Ca;aTrh Cure is taken inter.
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c, pei
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-28

could not get up II he TEL down. and could not
move when in bed. having no use OF his hands
/ Immediately commenced with the CUrIcraA
REMEDIES. using all freely. One sore after
another heyltd 4 bonv matter forming In
eacf one If IN. So FIVE deep ones Just before
healing. which would finally grow loose and
were taken cut: then they would heat rapidly.
One o these ugly bone formati0nsl preserved.
completely cured. and is now. at the age OF six
years a strong anc healthy child.
: Mrs. T.. :. briggs,
612 +. Clay-s... Bloomington. Ill.
May Q. 1885.
Ny grandson remains perfectly well. No
signs OF scrofula and no sores
Mas. T.. s. briggs.
Feb Z. $50 Bloomington, Ill.