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The Helena independent., 1892-06-01
Diatrict Court Mattars.


Fred Gilbert sued Carl Klsinschmidt in
Judge Hunts department of the district
court for $1,7s5.50 for putting steam heat-
ing apparatus in the Kleinschmidt building
at Sixth avenue and Warren street. Pay
ment was contested on the ground that the
apparatus was defective and did not heat
the building. Gilbert introduced tssti-
mony, including a tenant Of tho baildiuR,
to show that the heating was perfect even
In the coldest weather. Both sides waived
arguments, aud Judge Hunt will instruct
tho jury today.
Tho jury in the case of John &, nj. Neill
and A. j. Davidson against Edward Jordan,
brought in a verdict to Judge Bucks de.
parsment Of the district court in favor Of
the plaintiffs. The matter Mt issue was the
possession Of lots 8, 8 and 10 In block ~.
Helena townsite. The jury stood eleven to
one in favor of Neill and Davidsou.
Judgments by default wero entered in tho
district court as follows in favor of plaintiffs:
$3.50; Cluett Coon d Go. vs.. b. Harris,
for $695. 25.
A judgment for the costs was entered by
Judge Buck in favor OF John w. Thompson
IN the suit for damages brought against
HIM by Catherine Woodbridge.
George s. Appleton was granted leave by
Judge Hunt to file Rn amended comp!ain
IN the district court in his suit against
Frank r. Sterling.
Charles jackson, native of Sweden, wss
admitted to citizsnship by Judge Buck in
his department of the district court
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01
INSPECTED co. A.

The Great Falls Company Reported to h
I'm Fine Condition.
Second Lieutenant A. G. Sandbera re-
turned yesterday from Great Falls, whore
ne went. under commission from tho adju-
tant general. N. N. g., to inspect Go. A,
Forty-four OF the forty-nine members of
the Great Falls company wers in line and
Lisnt. Sandberg speaks in high terms of
praise Of tho efficiency and discipline of the
company. due in large measure to the zeal
and energy of Capt B. d. Whittsn, a verv
capable officer. 90. As drill work and
maneuvers wsre highly creditablc and their
arms and equipment we're in the pink Of
condition. Much credit is due Capt. Whit.
ton and all members of the company for
the excsllent showing made before the in
bpectinR officer, AZ it will be recalled that
one year ago regular army officer was
pretty severe on them in his report. At
present "a. A il among the best.
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01
THE HORSE MARKET.
y y shs Poef Stock That Causss Deprecia
tlOn IN Prlaoa

uon ~ fslse@
Tho complaint that horse markAts are
hard 20 flnd Ii fosn a. 49, fact. says the
t3tock srovera, Jo.,nsi. srd ~. a. eS.,A y
hor.e Ns.h 4. .ss - y ss ~
.s.' a - =. = wsy Y sayanes e !. ven ysars
seo. ma ~ seancard saeh yeas y getting
higher. The titne ~ when tho cOnmOp
low-priced hersea fornd r.aAy v, ! ,iat n
strest raiiv.v s... n. y J, \, 81. r. Ss-.. -.
fhnsa tim.S ~ &. ~ ~ ~ W
has disnis oeS shs .t..,, ~ sssSss.o povsl .s
cnvsrnmswS 49, s.S@p nSsse pIwgr sAs
ths farmsr ~ .sstss 49, ps.n H JHssssa. snu
Inrsn.. - s. snuso pows NH1 M9ro Gu
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

All members OF tho Hendricks club will
please meet ut the club rooms. corner of
Grand and Main streets. Wednesday even
ing, June lat. at eight o'clock sharp. for the
purpose of electing fivs delegates to the
club convention at Bozsman, June 9th,
and for the election of office for the on
suing year and for the transaction OF such
other business AZ may come before the
club. large attendance is especially
desired. Let every one come.
q. p. CONNOLLY, RoBr. B. SMITH,
Sec'y. Pres.
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01


Had Thirty-sight Great Oranddau ~ htsrs.
1T is little disagroeabls to got here.
owing, presume, to the paving of the
streets, however they will aoon be further
downtown. then others will have the same
experienoe," she remarked a. she entered
the door, and bowed with we'll bred ease te
salesman. who was awaiting an oppor-
tunity to receive her orders.
Laying an old Ringham umbrella upon
the counter, and removing an aprlcot-
oo!ored toboggan from her head. which was
evidently out of season for June; her re-
leased hair, which was "a white az the
foaming sea. fell like a shroud to her waist.
Il am 80 years old. and have thirty. eiRht
great grsnddauRhters." she said land /
want one Of those 1895 dress patterns for
each. Here il $143.5O. Please have them
done up separately"
(Scene at the New York Dry Goods
Stores great special sale of dress patterns, )
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01
The 6 6kcetimgs Of the Montana Circuit,

The 6kcetimgs Of the Montana Circuit,
AS shown above, present to the
horsemen Of the country 43 actual
days Of racing, and provide one
hundred thousand dollars in purses
and added money to stakes.
The programme includes rum
ming, trotting and pacing.
The tracks are all full mile,
regulation, and no expense has
been spared to make them both
safe and fast.
The stables are large and
commodious.
The grounds are located within
easy distance of the various cities
and are connected with them by
steam railroads or electric motors.
The betting privileges will be
in the hands Of capable men, well
known to all horsemen. Last
year, with FIVE meetings, about
$6oo,ooo passed through the
pools, aside from the books; and
with the increased interest and
high class of contests expected,
it is certainly safeto predict larger
sales this year.
Our circuit is the center of rae
ing for the Pacific coast and
Rocky Mountains. Horsemen
coming from the south can at
tend the May-June running meet
ing at Denver, where 100000
are offered in purses, and the
mixed meeting commencing June
II, on the new mile track at Salt
Lake City, where purses aggre-
gate 100000; or coming from
the northwest can follow the
Spring meetings at Portland,
Walla Walla, Spokane Falls, and
other points in Washington and
Oregon, finishing the Montana
circuit in ample time for the Fall
races in other sections. "
Nothing will be left undone by
the officers of the different asso-
Citations to insure the comfort and
convenience of owners and train
ers who attend and enter horses
on the circuit. ...
Table of distances between
points ON circuit:
Deer Lodge to Dillon. e4 miles
Dillon to Anaconda. 81 i"
Anaconda to Butte. 27 ="
Butte to Helena. ...... 73 "
Helena to Great Falls. 90 i"
Total for 6 6meetings. 373 miles
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01
The Merritt Nc Nally Appeal.

The Merritt- McNal1y Appeal.
Tha supreme court will to-day hear arRu-
ments In the appeal of David Merritt from
the ruling Of Judge Hunt Of tho district
court in his suit for damages agsinst Build
ing Inspector d. j. MoNally. Msrritt's
little son was killed in bed by the falling
of the wall Of IN adjoining house in course
spector al an officer of the city, for neglect
of duty in allowing an unsafe wall to be
put up. Judge HHnt decided in NcNally's
favor. The decision Of the supreme court
will be interesting as bearing on the re-
sponsibilities of public officials for the
careful and faithful performance of their
duties. to the end that lives Of citizens and
their families may be protected.
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

Agent in Helena and ovsry city in Mon
tana wanted by New York Life Insurance
company. Large commission paid; ex-
perience not necessary. Address 10, Bailey
block, Helena.
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

The brnnen stock Of drv goods must 60
as soon Ms pWssible. Everythlng hrst-eiass
except tho prices. Gail early Mt No o
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

Miss julia Lawrence II about to moye
from snom 4. Denver black, to l2i. gro umd
hoor of the Snuas blsek, with u most select
stock Ut iadlss' powders and other fancy
g00ds.
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

Netioe TO Taxpayers.
All parties having assessment lists must
I'll out and return the same to the assessors
Office forthwith, otherwise the assessme mt
will be made up from tho records, and suy
mistakes made will be attributed to their
own negligence. Gro. WALKER,
Assessor
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

The Rrunnett stock OF dry gootla must GO
rs soon ns possible. Everything first -cInss
except the prices Call early ut No. o
south Main,
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01
Natice to TaxpnYert

Go to The Bee Hive for bargains in ladies'
misses and children's hosiery and un derwear.
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

Rooms 15 and 10, Granite block. Prac-
tios limited TO diseases of tho eye. ear,
throat aud nose.
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

Miss Julia $. Lawrence has removed from
Room 4. Denver block, to Room II. ground
duor of same block.
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

Buy ladies' silk umbrella for S1.50 or gem
tleman's 2S-inch all silk umbrella for 81. Is at
The Bee Hive special sale. '
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

:, Hemingway's embroidery silks Japan floss,
Tho Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

Mrs. Anna Knrstsdts. midwife, No. aO3
=. nodney, services can be had ON the
shOrtest possible notice.
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01
For Rent,

Kranieh's grove. saloon and private house
for term Of several years; terms very rea.
eonable, the only summer Seeort near Hell.
sAs. Inquire q the grove
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01
Removed,

Large limo of now glassware Just received at
Tho Beo Hive nt prices that defy composition
ALI new patterns.
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

AZ the Montana Business college. Electric
block. this week. Rsmsnbsr the discount.
=. q. RAIIanAox. Psia.
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01
Hendricks Club, Notice

Don't fail to attend the umbrella sale At The
Bee Hive Prices lower than over bsfore
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

An elegant line Of spring goods has Just
been received. The very latest patterns.
Prices reasonable. j. b, JOHNSON,
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

Every one can afford to carry silk umbrella,
advertised In another column by the Bee Hive
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01
An Appeal That Hinges on the Prop
erty Qualification Of the
Jurors
Tho Supreme Court sust@ins the
Action Taken by Judge
Duboso.


avs counties, hes been sustained BY the ~.
pssns oosrt of tho state in the f1st appeal
taken fTsm ons Of his decisions in ths fif-
teen months shat he has occupied seat on
ths bsnoh. The decision Of ths supreme
court was handed down yesterday. II waa
In the case Of w. H. Linsbargsr, convicted
Of Lewistown. Fergus oounty. on Aug. l2,
1891, Of assault with intent " oommit mur-
der. The appeal was taken on the action
o. Judge Duboss In smpsncling Jury.
Daring the examination Of the jarsrs @ 10
their qualifications the souEt excused, upon
~ own motion, sevsral msn upsn shs
x ground that they did not pay taxes upon
ssAl sstate. The state at this point had OK
hausted Ill IN challenges. and the dsfenss
ave Of ito six. Judge Duhoss then ordered
tbs Jurors whom he had excused to bc
brought into court. Four 'of them Slsy-
ton, Carlisle. Parrott and Fishsr- wers Or
dsRsd baok into the Jury box. The do
tense objeotsd. on tho ground that
the jurors had been excused without
being cautioned not TO speak Of the case,
and also because, having been excused from
the panel. they ware no longer jurors. The
court oyerrulsd these objections and an OK
oeption was taken. Linsbarger's counsel
from thsn on refused to have anything to
do with the selection Of tho jury. claiming
II was illegally constituted, although Of
fsred N opportunity to rs-sxamins those
recalled and rendered slx additional chal-
lsngsa Tho jury was sworn to try the case
against the objections Of Linsbargsr's
counsel, and found the accused guilty Of
assault with intent to commit murder,
leaving the pen altv 10 be hxed bv tha court
A,,,tss. 81. - 49, s---IaI ~.
.AooA -. -" '1411 " 80 o'o4t 1ASu 0nu
sne Case came 70 tne supreme cours. IN ats
opinion the supreme court says:
''Ths court in the first instance gave an
efrone0us construction Of the statute in de-
timing the term requiring q Juror to be
sax payer. Al the aame sitting the error
WAS discovered ana the ruIino vaa rav0kal
bsfors il had been reduced to writing and
recorded BY tho clerk in the minutea.
Courts may sometimes misunderstand the
answers Of jurors during the examination,
ana they may not comprehend the ouestions
which are propounded by counsel. Under
similar circumstances the Judge NAV com
init an error which would be readily cor
rsoted if his attention were directed 10 the
matter, and resxamination be had, Il
baresr did not state tho law. or make % anv
objection to the action Of the court in die
chsrcinu said Jurors from the conaid tinn
Of the case 1 hey had besn excused throurh
inadvsrtancs ana the proceeding. in orr
Judgment, was an irreeularity Which Was
cured by the subsequent conduct Of the
court, and did not vitiate the verdict. Line
bareer did not exhaust his peremntorv
challenges, and was tried by . fair .nd i'm
partial Jury. We think the claim Of appel
liant thst tho law regulating Tho impsnslinr
Of the jury was disrsgarded, il unfounded.8
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

The largest line os purses card cases and
leather Goods IN tho city 1t The Res Hive.
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01
Agents Wanted.

Foster kidsloves at The Bes Hive thi week
only 81 Is
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01
Now Cl.ss.es.

Baby carriages at 1A,s Bee Hive at le.s than
wheel carriage at Sh60 - -
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

Special sale on silk umbrellas thts wsak st
THE BQa Hive n
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

Special sale Of figured China silks this week q
Butcher d bradley ..
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01
For Sale.

A toy. candy and notion business in
striving mining camp; only store Of the
Kind in the town. Address L., this office.
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01
-. I. 6. POWER s co. s. ~
.. .nsBnns AND nlA1na u !. \, aE a MN 8
MINING AND FARM laa 400
WHCHIr4E EFl
Quartz Lam51 amd Farm WAGONS. Quartz. L.mr1 .rs

Fence Wire, Wind Mills
e ah a AZ and sises The d Ne
gna wagons eadauarters for Grass
every description Send catalogues
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

Rocky mountain specimens suitable for pree
ents 1t The Hee Hive 1"
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

The celebrated Jackson corset waist in black
and colors 1t butcher & Bradley's, los HroadWay
variety at bargain prices. "e
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01

Legal blanks at this Office.
The Helena independent., 1892-06-01
Spokane Loan Office

=. feldman 4 Co., ia South Main street, buy
and sell second hand clothing. sts. TAass who
have such ter sale aAdrsap tAsm,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-17
PEOPLE WE DON'T KNOW.

TnE mayor of Sweet Springs, Mo-,
'eeta sixty dollars o year. >' ~
A MAN In Baskerville, Pa, recently
captured q coon Weighing thirteen
pounds. .-.-. =. '-.,... --..-.-...
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-17
THE FrRCT..

THE Grst patent for scwingmnchincs
Svas Ernntctfto Wcisenthal in England
in tTJ5.
Gas was FIRST made from coal by Clay
ton, 1859, and FIRST used for illumination
in I702.
TIE frst tinwarc ever made in this
country was manufactured in Berlin,
Conn, in 1T40.
TuE 6rst post Office opened its doors
in 14G2; in England in 1851, and In
America in 1T10. 60,
WATCHES were first made in Nurcm-
burg in 1477 and were called by natives
Nuremberg animated eggs"
CoPPER-PLATE engraving was fret
done in 1911, wood engraving In 1900,
etching on metal with acid in 1919.
Quill pens were first used A. ID. $685..
tcel pens, were invented by Wise of
:nGlaud 1908, and improved by elliott
S23.
TuE FIRST electric telegraph line was
jIil in Switzerland by Lesagc in 1852;
The Morse trnnsmittcr was invented in
1887.
THE first society for tho exclusive pur-
pose of circulating the Bible was organ
lied in 1906, under tho name of tho
British and Foreign bible society.
TnE Romans. used the FIRST shaving
brurh and razor, - G. 500, and Piiny
tclla us that Scipio Africanu8 was tho
first individual Roman to shave daily.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-17
HISTORIC RELICS.
A Earo and vc1uahle Collection
for tho Worlds Fair.
Personal Property OF tho First Presidents
OF tho United Stntcs and tho
belongings or Llnstrt-
%. .s. Gus Mon.

The objects of historical value and
interest which will DO shown ut tho
worlds fair will be legion. It is said
that the collection will be ten times as
numerous rs has ever been witnessed
in one place before. The Colitnbus
relics alone will DC very great in num-
Der, and will include the majority Of
the important portable reminders of tho
famous explorer. They will. be brought
from Spain, Italy, Rome, the West
Indies, and other widely separated
parts of the earth. Livery department,
almost, Of tho great exposition will
have its relics on vicw-old records, por-
traits, machines, models, Inventions,
etc, each having historical interest, or
marking stage Of progress in it's own
line. Particularly numerous Will be
these historical exhibits from the United
States. Almost every state will con-
tribute to the number something which
will be viewed with interest because CT
its history OR associations. One of the
best contributions will be shown
by Pennsylvania, the collection be-
ing furnished mainly from Phila-
dclphia under the cuspices Of q
committee of the city council. Among
the objects in this collection arc the
following: Tho chair occupied by
Thomas; jefferson when writing tho
declaration Of Independence; the table
on which it was signed; the silver ink.
stand used on that occasions; Thomas
.Jcffcr5on's sword; g chair of rccmc1iak
woods. Including parts OF Columbu5'
house in Spain; bell rung at Vnllcy
Forge when Washington occupied that
place with his army; sofa belonging to
George Washington and used by him
when he lived in Philadelphia; bench
made from pew III old Christ church oc-
cupicd by Washington ;Lnd Lafaycstc;
punch bowl used by Gen. Washington
and other officers OF the revolutionary
army; baby clothcG made by Mrs. John
Adams for her son john Quincy Ada--1G;
ale mug that belonged to John Paul
Jones; Pealc'o portrait of Warrington,
the first ever printcd; fir$t lightning
rcd invented BY I$cn. Franklin; cleo
triCal ElnchiEc invented by Franklin;
original model Of. John Fitch's steam
boat which ran between Philadelphia
and burlington from 1857 TO 1790; I'm
signed copy Of the declaration of int:c-
pcndcnccj San3 uGcl by Franklin ut the
court of Fr:yncc when he. was minister
there; cast of Washington's face taken
during life from original mold used fer
Ilondon's statue; clocks. Of benjamin
Franklin, william Penn and Oliver
Cromwell, running aad keeping good
timei. Gilbert S5uarGs portrait of Wash
ington; Thomas JcifCrGon'S thcrnom-
etcr; lock- Of Jciicrson'a hail; Pocahcn-
tas' necklace; surveying instrument
used by William Penn in laying out the
city Of Philadelphia; and tho famous
liberty bell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-07
cAii naEh,s 1EEIA-

II IL very seldom that children's teeth
receive proper care. They should be- at
tended Ia aud cleaned regularly from the
time that the first little pearly one peep.
through the gums. A soft towel at hrst
will be sufficient, and ne the child grows
older very soft brush should BE- used,
or better still an ear-sponge frmly liked
tn Its handle. This not only preserves
the first teeth, but u also seems t0 have
a good influence on the permanent teeth
Moreover, IL begcts In the child the hsb'
Il Of daily cleansing Its teeth, = habit
that IL so useful tn u In after life. When
the first spot of decay IL noticed, take
the child to your dentist aud have the
cavity filled. not with gold, but with
some cheap filling that will preserve the
tooth till the proper time comes for u Ia
be shed. A soon as the first tooth u
loo.ened by the permanent one coming
1T the back Of Il, causing lts root To b.
absorbed, have it removed, thus avoid.
ing the crooked, twisted and deformet
teeth that mar what would other~ise BE-
a pretty face.
A good rule IL To have q dentist exam
Inc the chlld's mouth twice year after
II IL three years old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-07

FASHION srRAws.
A beautiful drsss II made Of one OF
The nsw tlnsel brocAdes, q gray ground
with pink crcpe de chine.
The shot.hgurcd summer sllks are
made very drcssy, with either black or
cream lace trimming held by narrow
bands Of bead paasementefIe OF The colors
prominent In thu sllk.
A pretty tca-gown II Of pale lilac
cashmere, made With Q Vatican hack
and demI.train and q shlrred yoke front,
below which the half.ntted fronts fasteu
diaxoually from the left. The tapping
front collar, cuffs and the TOP Of thc
fronts bordering the Joke are bordercsi
with . narrow edge of white lambs
wool.
Another lilac cashmere, negllgc robe,
has cape of cream gulpurc aud IL bor-
der-d With . ruchlng made Of lilac rib
bon.
"Rustiers" as the changrable silk pet
ticoats are called In the shops, continue
In great demand. :.
The new sacquo coats resemble old
fashioned, short bed-gowns more than
any thing elsc, In the very light, almost
white cloths, With their unseamed backs
and open under-scams. They do not
crush dresses, and they are hldeoas.
Even q Venus looks like fright In one.
The very long-loopcd Alsacian bow OF
ribbon set lust In front, ar dlr~ctly N
the back. IL the latest In hat trimmings.
Plated Grape iisse In black edged With
color IL used In place of or With ribbon
for fans, quilts and other eccentricliies
upon lace millinery.
A novelty In trimming for children's
frocks IL Ia cover the yoke With stars In
Russian embroidery, With French knots
between. The crosscut seam has extend :
cd even to little girls skirts.
Gray and yellow iss frrnchy combl-
nation. A gray crepon trimmed With
ruchings Of hne yellow ribbons being
noticcably effective.
Among the leading features In mil.
linery are the double crown, the small
ostrich tips which border the edge of
hats, ruches aud aigrcttes of oats In all
colors for the brims Of bonnets, and the
use Of white lace on black aud colored
s,raws.
Nkupfu utt- nv ht'tbsa hR' "s"y
shapes, aud are often trimmed With dark
grren velvet aud mignonettc, while tus-
can appear. mostly on bonDets, one ex-
cellent example having q sequin crown,
mouse-gr~en ribbon aud green roses.
The boulevard or chimney-po, crown
appears mostly with q profusIon Of
ostrich feathers, and = new form sisnts
towards the back. Open~ork and fancy
straw. are used alike for hats and bon
nets.
Dark blue and light blue IL > fA,ori,e
combination.
Apr,,iy cape 81 .on gray cloth has
two capes, one deep, Que just covering
the shoulders, both longer In front and
losing themselves In the plait at the
hack which widcns out from the collar,
though At No time very Vide. Zach
cape IL bordered With q frill of black
lace. beaded by q narrow gold hand.
f1neiy-hgured black net set over col
ored silk Tor pulled trimmin. give. q
frcnchy effect that Il novel.
4 new sleeve for girls dresses opens
down the back seam over the trimmln.
material, aud is held by buttons and
eori looms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-07

RIGHr IN srrLE.ABilderkin-"Thzl
table IL altogether too rickety. Why, II
creAks II you put your hand on IT,"
Storekseper-"why that's all ths
style, cir. lt's built that way on pur'
pose. You can't read IN account OF
fashionable dinner parties without no.
ticlng hos tables groaned under the
weight Of the dellcacies.' Why, In tl,s
regular way Of business We ought "a
charge Is extra for thess kind Of tables
but seeing it's you, etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-07
SPONGE CAKE,

Usetwelve eggs weigh ten eggs before
breaking them and use their weight OF
powdered sugar, then weigh ak eggs
and uss their weight Of slftrd hour.
heat the yolks Of the twelve egg With
the sugar, and then mix the whltes,
beaten 20 stiff roth. Add gradually
the nour and grated rind and juice Of
one lemon, pour Into well buttered pans,
bake Immediately In quick oven. This
h an unfsiling recipe tor good spongs
cake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-07

I have been troubled with catsrrh for
ten years and have tried q number Of
remedies, but found no relief until ]
q bottle 90 Ely's Cream Balm.
consider Il the most reliable prrpara.
tIon for cstarrh aud cold In the bead
George u. Crandaii, y. N. Quoncchawn-
tang