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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
RACING WITH FLAMES.

A Boat ON the St Lawrence Rushed to
the shore to Save tho Passengers.
MONTREAL, Que, Sept. 21.-About 5
o'clock last evening the Richelieu and
Ontario Navigation company's steamer
Corinthiau, with almost 100 American
and Canadian tourists, half of them
women and children, had just run the
Coteau Rapids when it caught fire near
the smokestacl1. The first mate noticed
the danger and warned the Captain,
who ordered the passengers all
forward and the boat to be beached.
On account of the shoals the Corinthian
could not be bcached at that point, so
II was sent ahead at full steam down
the river till a suitable place was found.
The fire was gaining all the time.
When the boat finally reached the
shore the after part of the steamer was
8 mass of flames. The passengers had
a narrow escape but behaved with
great GOODNESS. Most of the baggage
was lost. Twenty minutes after being
beached the steamer was burned to the
water edge. Loss, SEQ, 900, The pas
sengers arrived in the city last evening
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01

the hand then placed against hot iron
and carefully drawn away from the
iron. II the cuId sticks 70 the hon aud
Is drawn out ia little threads about
one-tourth Of IN inch long. the whey is
generally ready TO be drawn; ii the
threads are shcrtcr the, action is con-
uuued until a satisfactory test is OBJ
famed. The test is supposed by the
cheese maker 20 Indicate the amount
OF Tactic acid present That Is "A rough
test for the relative amount OF acid
present our experiments showed con
cIuNi'eF. The cuW acquires the prop
trty OF being drawn out into threads,
probably by action Of rennct rather
than OF acid. IL Is stated that in milk
coasulatei hy acid alone the cud does
not acquire the property of being drawn
INTO threads
After the whey is drawn from the
cud, the process OF manufacture may
be varied, one method OF treatment
making what is known as stirred curd
cheese, We win briefly describe each
of these processes.
Stirred curd cheese Aftrr tho ,,.bo,,
has been drained from inc .qrI tho rurI
is stirred ana kept broI,ep nm ~. nc ~
prevent pncRiug II is r.,pt NJ , cer
tain tcmperunIra. un.l r,rt,in s,,,s
Indicate tn the moI,nr tbaf t,, crrd Is
ready for the pross Tho rurI ID th,,,
mixed with salt and nuf inn, , mould
or h3op and subjected m nrassurc fnr
nj least twelve hours befor, belnp ~,
moved from the boop.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
other Cholera News.

BERLIN, Sept. 2I.-The Car has
ordered Gen. Gourko to report on the
prevalence of cholera in Poland, but
has refused to modify the program for
the military maneuvers.
BERLIN, Sept 21.-Hundreds of Ham
burgers are having their supplies Of
provisions sent to thc- by relatives in
Berlin. They do this through fear
of being infected by food pur-
chased in Hamburg, which is also
rendered unpalatable by the odcr Of
birthstone used in disinfection and
which permeates the whole city.
PARIS, Sept. 21.-Besides 'orhldding
excursions to the city on tho occasion
of the coming Republican fete the
government has forbidden railway ex-
cursions to Lourdes and other shrines
from infected cities. Hotel keepers
are angry over the loss of their ex-
pected harvest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
SEEING CATTLE.
American Cattle That straw Across ths
Norhnr Nonhscntea.

DRNIN0, n. NJ, Sept % Complaints
reached here from Las Palomas, Mex.
immediately South, thai the customs
officials at that place are seizing large
numbers Of American cattle which
stray across the line Tom day 10 day
Some weeks ago the Mexican govern
meut issued an order 10 the effect that
on and after o certain day all
foreign cattle found ON Mexican soil
would hv yonfs,atcd The cattlcmen
on thjs side Of the hue made strenuous
efforts 90 secure their stool, and were
in a large degree successful AZ the
same time the loss sustained was con-
siderable, MS the grazing in the vicinity
of Las lAlomas is the best within an
arca IT 100 m,hs and the cattle had
gone there in large numbers 1t is
simplyimpoSsible 20 round them allu
The loss To the cattlcmrn in this sec.
ton by the action Of the Mexican uu.
thoritirs will mount up into the thou
sands aud is daily increasing,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
ARRIVED TOO LATE.
milwaukee Tanners VIII Not Treat with
Uulon strikers at All.

milwaukee Tanners win Not Treat with
UuIon strikers at All
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept, 21.-Eforts
are being made by the leaders Of the
striking tanners to bring the strike,
which has lasted eight months, to q
close. President Gompcrs Of the
American Federation of Labor came
quietly to the city a few days ago
and had conference with some
Of tire leading tanners with
viev to compromising the
strijse. Mr.. Gomprrs proposition has
0con presented To- the Leather Manu-
iauturers' association, which has taken
no formal action on it yet, although
ihny all expectan answer will be given
to Mr. Gompers on his return. The
time has gone bl when a settlement
could have been reached between the
union and the bosses. The striking
tanners, or as many Of them as re-
main in the city, continue to draw
their weekly benefits. Over $50, 900
has been paid ont in this way.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
SUFFERING IN HAMBURG.
The Cholera Epidemic Brings Starva-
tion In Its Train.

tion In Its Train.
HAABERG, Sept. 21.-The present
cholera epidemic is carrying in it's
train such want and suffering as has
never before marked the history of
Hamburg, and daily the distress is in
creasing.
Nearly all the trades in the city are
at standstill, and thousands of work.
men who depend upon their daily toll
for the support of themselves and their
families find it utterly impossible
to earn a pfennig. The people who have
heretofore done business with Hamburg
are afraid now TO handle anything
made in the plague-striclIen city and in
consequence every branch of industry
shows an entire absence of orders. Of
course, with no demand for their pro-
ducts manufacturers find it impossible
to keep their employees at work, and
daily the idle population of the city is
gaining fresh accessions from the ranks
of clerks, artisans and unskilled labor
ers who are discharged because of the
utter stagnation of business.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
EVCTIONS IN IRELAND.
Trouble Expected when tne Sheriff
Visits the Counties

Trouble Expected when tne sherlH
Visits the Counties
Dublin, Sept. 21.-Thcre is renewed
excitement everywhere in Dublin IN
consequence Of the resumption of the
eviction OF tenants who are in arrears
for rent. In County Clare, the sheriff
proceeded yesterday with a large force
of police to Coolrcady to dispossess
delinquent tenants, but instead
of the resistance expected the
first tenant was ready to
pay his back reut. At the next
house the sheriff .ound the same con-
ditlon OF affairs, The result of the
raid was that the rents were paid and
none OF the tenants were evicted.
Many Of the tenants on the estate of
Lord Ely, in County Fermanagh and
County Wexford are in arrears and
preparations are being made for evic-
tons. None of the tenants on these
estates have been dispossessed in four
years and trouble is anticipated when
the writs are served.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01

NEW YAvEN, Conn, Sept. 2l.-Mrs.
Edward L. Potter was shot and in
stantiy killed by her husband about II
o'clock last night Potter, who was
alone with his wife at the time, says
be was cleaning a rifle, when the
weapon was in some way discharged,
It's contents entering his wifes back
Just below the right shoulder Ac-
cording TO Potter's story the case is one
Of the Observation-Disclosures
order, Potter, however, was placed
under arrest and will have to answer
y charge of uansluughter in the city
curt tomorrow morning.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
Paris Anarchists Preparing toI
Celebrate the Anniversary
of the Republic.
Things to be Made as Disagree
able as Possible for the
Authorities.
Fate of the Chicago Brethren Re-
ferTed to in Their
Posters.

PARIS, Sept. 2l.-The anarchists ara
preparing program of their own for
the celebration tomorrow of the Tooth
anniversary of the proclamation of the
French republic by the national con-
rention. They have posted the pro-
gram of the proposed anarchist cele-
bration over the official programs
for the fetes of tomorrow. The
anarchists take occasion to refer in
their programs to the massacre at
Fournies, and evidently mean to mako
things as disagreeable as possible for
the authorities. They also allude in
their posters to the fate of the Chicago
anarchists, and use language which
can be construed only as inviting to So
cial war.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01

AuupFEN S. y. Sept % -Thrcsh.
highlands in this vicinity are on strike
for higher wages, They have been
paid S. % a day The strike is rapidly
extending and may involve the whole
of Brown and adjoining counties. For
two days this city has been overrun
with the strikers but so far the poles
seem 10 have them under control
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
BUILDINGS BURNED
The Town Of Buctoucho, n. a., Amos
UInrd Out ,,y an tpoondIarv fire

The Town Of Buctoucho, n. a., Amos
wiped out ~ nn Inoondlsry FIRE
Sr. JOINS, NJ H.. Sept -. Buc-
tourhc, small seaport town on the
northumberland straits, ia Kent
county, was almost destroyed by
FIRE this morning Inceudiarism
is suspected The fire started In the
rear Of the kitchen 81 the residence OF
Joseph Meyers, jewelcr, and spread 10
sixty other houses, which were
also destroyed The houses burned
were OF wood and the town
was without any fire APP
planes The occupants are camped
IN small tents aud shanlies u the fields
adjoining the village The main arch
OF the Buctouche bridg 4nd the public
wharf are destroyed Not store is
left In the village aud the half dozen
hotels are all wiped out The loss will
aggregate about t25.po0 The insur.
auee will fall far short Of this amount
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01

drag the body back to Rice's fNuse.
Mrs. Long tainted three times "a tho
way.
When a posse went to Longs house
this morning he fortified himself in a
cave and held the crowd at bay while
he forced his wife TO write a state
ment He then attempted to cut his
own throat, but did not infict a mortal
would He was captured after
desperate fight and jailed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 2l.-The
will Of Daniel Dougherty, the lawyer
and orator, has been admitted to pro-
bate The petition accompanying the
will places the value Of the estate at
SAC. COO. This is devised absolutely TO
his wife who is also made eNecuuiX)
during her life, with full power to
make such provisions by win for its
distribution at her death as She may
deem desirable. I'm the event Of her
not making a viii, then the testament
provides for its distribution among the
testator's children.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
carturad a NM Man.

CuEYrNNE WELLS Col, sept 90 a
negro, travelling 10y the name Of Noah
Anderson was arrested last night nj
Cheyenne Wells, upon suspicion at be-
ing jaii-breakcr wanted az Hugo.
Upon examination sheriff Farnsworth
states chat he talies exactly with tha
description of Davis, the Scdalm Mol
murderer and hcad, Tor whose arrest
there is 50, 500 reward. The Sedalis
officials have been notified.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
Hull DEMANDS AouARANrln
wants Protection Against Vessels From
Hamburg aud Unclosn Nhips

wants Protection Against Vessels From
Hamburg aud Unclosn Nhips
LoNpoN, Sept ~ The locgl author
ties Of Hall, winch port is most FIRE.
qucutcd by cmigrants from Hamburg,
are strongly urging the British govern.
ment TO allow the imposition OF pro-
louRcd quarantine on all vessels from
Hamburg, and especially on ships thut
are very uuclean, whether they come
from Hamburg or other foreign ports.
1t is said that on many foreign ships a
thorough cleansing is unknown. and
that the sanitary condition Of the vcs-
sells is bad enough to breed disease
even without cholera germs, while
such germs readily become virulcnt
among the filth of such ships. Three
deaths have already occurred at the
lWl dogks ON board of Hamburg vcs-
scis and the pcopIeof llull ARE getting
paniclly and want additional protec-
ton.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01

LONDON, Sept. 22--lti said that n
Gladstone intends TO Indicate at the
Lord Mayors banquet on Nov the
character Of the measures which ne
proposes 20 introduce at the coming
session of Parliament, and that Mr
Balfour the Tory leader, has made
arrangements 20 speak at Edinburg
university directly afterward "a criti-
cism Of MIR Gladstonc's proposals
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
Hurt In a Collision.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept, 21.-A motor
and traiI-car on the Cedar avenue line
were smashed into llindiing-wood by
passenger train on the Cleveland 81
Pittsburg railroad about o'clock this
morning One passenger on the street
car, a man. sustained a broken leg and
a lady was badly bruised about the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01

sArAToGA, Is ~ Sept 22.-The
General term hoe ha0dad down de-
cisiou in the Oneida case, denying The
motion for maudauus aud in
junction 90 the appeal OF Carter vs..
Frank Rice. as Secretary Of state.
The deci -iou aHjrms the constitutions
atty Of the raapp1rtionment
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
HUNTING FoR wREcKeRs.
Men securing the Country To Find the
santa he Train Robbers

santa He Train Robbers
TorEhA, Kan. Sept 2e Armed
posses arc scouting the county ncvery
direction tr the miscreanA who
wrecked the Alclisnn Topeka 6 Santa
Ec express near Usage city Yesterday.
lhr.ber evidence has been secured
showing conclusivcly that the wreck
was wcll planned. Two through frcigh
had passed over the track vitmuah at
hour Of the illfutcd passenger train.
Tho last ON preceded the express train
within five minutes aud was Whiting
for IL 10 pass at Usage City I'm this
short time, the h~h plates aud spikes
had been removed. The robbery the
DRY is undoubtedly the correct one
The Santa Fe company has cmploycd
extra detective, and has its extra forces
nj work ON the ease.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
STARVED TO DEATH.
Discovery of veteran and Ills Dead
wife in au old Sbsuty.

Discovery 81 a Neierau and Ills Dead
wife in az old sbauty
BAY CuY, Mich, Sept 20 In a
two-room shanty la The suburbs Of the
city, foul with the gathered filth Of
werks. the dead body Of Mrs Clara
uosmcr was found lying on the bed,
where her hclplcssly crippled husband
has lain Tor years She had ucen
attacked with fever several days
ago, and with no one 10
nurse her had literally, so the physi-
clans say, starved 10 death The hus-
band, too, is also in the throcs Of
death from lack Of food lie is scarce
~ able to speak bnt says over week
has elapsed since anything passed his
lips. lie Is a veteran Of The war, but,
iu spite u wounds that made him a
helpless cripple has steadily refused
10 apply for a pension.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
MISSOURI MURDER.

Nsighhor Killed with an Ak ~ capture A.
ter q Hard Fight.
st. Joseph. No, Sept. 21.--Wm. Rice,
Turner living near Bethany, went to
1Ae house Of his neighbor, Long, last
a1lt and was murdered with an AK
Long who Is believed to be crazy
compelled his wife and daughter to
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
weary waudcrer. Cause Damage.

Lrur Rock, Ark, Sept ~, The
little town OF Redheld, jefferson
county, was0alnost swept away by
FIRE yesterday, caused by tramps who
were sleeping 10 hay barn The loss
will exceed S5u,O 900
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
HomEsTEADERs MURDERED.

True Bills Against Al 80 167 Indict-
mputE.
Pittsburg. Sept 21-The grand jury
found true bills today against all Of the
Homesteaders charged with murder
riot and conspiracy, 167 indictments in
all. Among them are three for murder
against Hugh ODonnell, Hugh Ross
and Burgess McLuckie.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Mrs Harrison Arrives safely at wash
ingtou After Her Long Journey.

Mrs. Harrison Arrives safely at wash
ington After Her Long Journey.
WASHINGTON, Sept 21.-At a quarter
of 0 o'clock this morning the special
train on the Pennsylvania railroad
bearing the President with his afflicted
wife, his son, daughter, grand
children and other relative,
and friends who have been
at Loon Lake with Mrs. Harrison du-
ing her illness, drew into the station
here Thirty minutes later Mrs. IIar-
rison was resting easily in her bed at
the White house, having accomplished
her long journey without i'll effect.
Her physician, DR. Gardner reports
She stood the trip very we'll, and
tina uer spirits were much buoyed up
A., reaching Washington, which, lac
thinks. win be greatly in her favor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01

Quarantine, Sept. 21-Dr, Jenkins
ordered back to lower quarantine this
afternoon the Allen line steamer State
of Nevada, on account Of a recent death
after her arrival ia dock. The City Of
Paris at p. m. was allowed to proceed
to her dock.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
coLoRrD MEN MEET.
An Appeal Issued for rair Treatment OF
their Race ia the south.

An Appeal Issued Tor Iair treatment OF
their Race ia the south.
INptAHApoLis, Sept e. The Ma
tioual CoOored Mems association is in
session here to-day at Wright's hall
Auational appeal is 70 be issued adj
dressed 10 the American negroes,
and AN friends Of human
liberty. The appeal asks: "Ainy we
be permitted to live peacefully as
common citizens OF the country that is
dear to us as life. or must we sub
uIt to the cruel, mcrcicss Judgment
of Judge Lynch and the encmy'r bul
Ii" The association is partisan
f. character and has for its object the
b tterment Of the colored peoples
condition generally; freedom from
political prejudice and control, and
fair elections for the race in the South
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
DEACON M stay In rseI..

PANS sept 1.-The Figaro 'ays tina
Edward Parker Deacon we libcrat.3
from prison lastevering fhe Figaro
adds that Mr. Deacon intends 70 reside.
in ra-s and TO institute legal proceed
iup7 Que the custody u his children.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01
Ten Cases on Board.

Lisbon, Sept Lit is stated that
the steamer Reichstag, which arrived
in Tagus yesterday, from Hamburg,
and which was ordered TO leave the
river, had ten cases Of cholera on
board.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-01

Burns wrote songs when he was
child end had some published when
is years old
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-08-12
Tuesdays Personals.

Dick Copeland is down from Wash
burn. @tgs
Editor futile Of Mandan was 9 visitor
yesterday.
Alfred Dickey came in from James,
town Sunday.
M. Eppingear went east on 9 business
trip last night.
Insurance Commissioner Carey has re-
turned to the city.
Sheriff McLaren and brother Dan
spent the day in the city.
P. B. Wickham of Glen Ullin, was 9
capital city visitor yesterday.
Sam Trenary passed the day in the
city, Sunday, visiting friends.
N. F. Boucher and wife returned from
9 visit to LaMoure county yesterday.
Mrs. John Robidou and children left
for q visit to Minnesota last evening.
Miss Maria Grossinger returned from
. visit to Tower City, yesterday morn. morn
ing. @@ s
Superintendent McCabe came up iron
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-08-12
PERSONAL,
Fridays Personals 5th Inst.

Mrs. Crowl and daughter of Dickinson,
are in the city. ...-.-
Railroad Commissioner Harmon is
over from Mandan.
Larry Casselman came down from
Washburn yesterday.
Inspector Clement came in from the
west on tide delayed train yesterday.
Hon. R. N. Stevens and daughters left
on yesterdays delayed train for Grand
Forks.
Governor Burke came in on Wednes.
day nights train and was more than
pleased with his reception.
Mrs. Ritchie, mother of Mrs. E. E.
Morris, arrived from the east yesterday
morning to make a visit to her daughter
DR.. Harcourt returned from st. Paul
yesterday morning. He reports a good
time. although he says his visit was
all too short.
Secretary Dahl was too modest to say
much but he is the most "tickledest'
man in all North Dakota-and why
shouldn't he be-?
Governor Burke, G. NJ. Dahl, Harvey
Harris, N. H. Jewell, J. F. Philbrick, J,
F. Joy and others came in on the late
train yesterday morning. Tatley and
wife went to Minnesota on a visit.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-08-12
Thursday 3 Persona Is.

Geo. and Lottie Robinson returned to,
Coal Harbor yesterday.
Uncle Tommy Richards came in from,
Mckenzie last evening.
Governor Burke and Superintendent.
Ogden went east last night.
District Attorney Lynn of Williams
port, returned to that place yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Celia Conway has returned from.
her school, near Washburn, and will re-
main in the city during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bigelow of Fort.
Berthold, came in yesterday to, visit:
Mr.. Bigelow's sister, Mrs. E. S. Neal.
Photographer DeGraff will take a lit
tie outing this week. He packed his.t
camera and left for Fort Yates this
morning, to be gone about q week. |
Miss Elizabeth Anderson, who has
been visiting for several months in New
York, Ohio, Michigan and other eastern
states, returned to the city yesterday
morning.
John Spray was brought down from
Dickinson last night, and|taken to the.
Lamborn hospital. He Is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever. Sheriff Jerry
Hayes accompanied him.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-08-12
Wednesdays Personals.

w. E. Higbee of Devils Lake, is 8.
guest at the Sheridan.
Sheriff Donnelly returned from James.
town yesterday morning.
F. T. McCrea of Fargo, came in on
the early train yesterday morning.
James McNider, an old time Bismarker
was renewing acquaintance with old
friends yesterday.
Miss Kittie Call came in from Mime
apolis yesterday morning, and will visit
friends here for some time.
VIM. Benson of Dickinson, came
down from that place yesterday to see
Thomas Bothersome, a patient at the
hospital.
States Attorney Bates of Stark coun-
ty, came down from Dickinson yester-
day, and busted himself in looking over
the capital city.
NJ. L. Ayers Of the Dickinson Press,
came over from Mandan, where he at
tended the judicial convention as a dele
gate, and passed a part of the day in the,
city.
E. Tibbels, N. F. Boucher, A. S.
Capehart and other B~ismarckers went.
over with the delegation to Mandan
yesterday morning, returning on the &C.
commodation.
Mrs. John Leonberger Of Dickinson,
came down from that place last evening. ;,
accompanied by Miss Dunwall. Mrs..
Leonberger has been quite i'll, of late,.
and will remain, an inmate of the Lam
born, until improved.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-08-12

Heve me, but the itching would increase. During
day time i had no rest, I was all broken up, nsr-
vous 70 the highest degree. and nearly driven 70
despair. A that time ! read about the CuTIcU1A
RI1EDrES, intended to try them, and dropped The
Trst nioht's re,t Jcr several soseks. Using TIE
CuT1cunA, CuTIcu1A Soar, and CuTIcuHA RE-
soLv1NT, With proper judgment. my condition;
Improved slowly hut surely day by day, until after
thIee TO four monthss use Of them I was cured.
Our minister, Rev. J. G. Perrault, In Nandan,
kpoWe ne and Knows how ! suffered Any one
may write TO him and hs viii certify % he truth
Of this testimonial. 1@5S%.
q. &. sTEMBRUECK, xandan, North Dakota.