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~ ESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN II
w Church, corner Sixth and L Streets
Services at 1915 A. ". and 7;3O p. N. The
pastor exchanges pulpits with Rev. E. L.
Alien OF MRTysvilIe.
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CIXTEENTH-STR EET LUTHERAN
- Church-Rev. W. 5. IIosll!nson. Morning.
The Battle in the Wilderness;7 Egening,
"Short oignted.n A WelcoInt Tor Won.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, SIXTH
- street between 1 and J.-Rev J. b.
hoehhe, pastor. Rev. Dr. Pond viii preach
at / a. NJ. Chinese Mission anniversary nd
night \ fine programme has been prepared.
Next Sabb nth evening the pastor will begin
the series OF lectures on THE Enemies of Mar
riage.r
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UNITARIAN CHURCH, PYTH HAN
Il Hall, corner Ninth and streets.-Rev.
7. j. Horner, pastor. Subject at II A. NJ,
''optimisnl." Sunday-school at 1915. Ali
are invited
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UlHEOSOPIiY.- THE THEOSOPHICAL SO
i c.ety viii hold their regular sunday even
ing meeting in Pythlan Hall, al 7:3O O'Clock.
The third OF the series on the Bible
and Theosophy. which Will include the fall
and expulsion or Adam and Eve from the
Garden OF Eden. the character OF the serpent
and rn11ch n1nre OF snnciaI interest to the Bible
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By Hoods arsaparilla-BIood Poi
soned by Canker.
Hoods SarsaparilIa

because OF the wonderful good it did my son.
ABblE r. BLAcKMAN, 1888 Washington St.
Boston, Mass. Get HooD,s
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-29
RICHARDS IS AGAINST It.
The Governor Will Not Cali Any
Extra Session OF The Lsgis-
lature.
A Vacancy Created by Lee Man
ties Rejection Must Remain
q Vacancy.
Only an Unforseen Contingency o. tbs
Demand of the People Can ,Altor
Ii Determination.

Gov. Richards wan informed yesterday
afternoon of tho action OF the United
States senate In refusing to scat his APP
~To'ntse. Lee Mantle. This governor WAS
asked whether or NOS he proposed calling
an extra session Of the legislatu Q to elect a
senator. He replied that no very much re-
GREETED the rejection OF Mantle. but did not
think II worth while to add anything to
what he had already said on the subject of
an extra session; but whom pressed for
some more definite exp easlon. replied; Il
do not expect TO W the legislature
for the purpose Of eIscting a United States
senator. There may a contingency arise
which / do not now foresec that MAJ neccs-
state the calling of al oxtra session Tor
homo othsr purpose, but l do not antict-
ate ANYTHING OF the kind. Unless the peo-
lie demand IL there will be no extra session
fot any 7 urposc Whatever" From this it
Is to be inferred that until the legislature
elected in 1894 meets in January, 1885,. tho
stat. Of Montana will havo but one vote in
tho upper house Of congress.
The legislature of 1893 begun ballot;nR in
10. arate session FOR United Statos senator
on Jan. 10. and kept at it in joint session
for TO ty-four days more. On the fou til
t'ay a majority. or over two-thi DIS OF tho
democrats in the two branches OF tho leRls-
lntive assembly. nRrsed upon W. A. Clark
.s their nominee. Ten of tho democrats
refused to vote for tho caucus nominee.
having previously declined to 40 into ths
caucus. They voted for w. w. Dixon.
Later they were joined by two Of the popu-
lists. For a long time the vote. with all
but one present. stood about thus: W. A..
Clark %, w. W. Dixon ~. W. F. Sanders.
republican, 80. One democrat. A. j.
Davidson. who favored the caucus nomi-
nee, was kept away by illness. When this
republicans dropped Sanders a. tho
caucus nominee and took up Leo Mantle,
some of their number refused to follow and
scattered their votes among other republic
cans, some abiding with Sander. On one
occasion several Of them voted for Clark.
who came within three votes Of an election.
On the last day CT the session one of the
Dixon men and six of the republicans voted
for Clark, and this. with those who had
been voting with him sincs he became the
nominee. gave him thitty-two votes out OF
s~ixty-nine. agnin thrt o short of an election.
J! he republicans who had voted for cnndi-
dntos of their party, With the T manning
Dixon men. then voted to adjourn the joint
session sine die. and il WAS Carried.
The subsequent proceedings which led up
TO tho appointment OF Mantle, his rejection.
and the loss of ono vote in the senate for
the cause of silver, are too we'll known to
need repetition.
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NOTICE OF ASslaNEE'S SALE NOTICE
~ is hereby given that tho undersigned. the
assignee of frank Ii. Woo, will ON ) aturdxy, tho
HQn day of September, 1893, at the saloon, liquor
and cigar store situate on tho north side OF Main
street On lot No Il, IN block Il, Of tho original
townsite OF the city of boaeman, Mountains. soil,
at pukllo snclon. tha following described prop
eIty now possessed by mo ~ assignee
aforesaid. o insisting OF cigars. Wines
ever. to-ether with tho saloon furniture
and fiNtur'. including bar counters. shelving
n owes and furniture OF every kind and deecrip-
tion Whatsoever, contained in the ground tiooi
store room. formerly occupied by \. IA, Nea ~
n saloon n. liquor and cigar store, and now pos
sossed by mo re assignee aforesaid, situate on the
north site of Nam street, on lot No. u, in block
T. Of the original ~iownsio ol the city OF iozo-
man. Montana, saii snlo to be in bulk or 9TH
erwiso 40 may ba deemed ho t for tho intcrests OF
tho property and the creditors, to assignee re-
serving tho light to re.ect any or all bids
This sSle made pursuant to tho tcrms OF an
assignment made by said Il, II, Voc to mo on
the goth day OF Only. 1893, and for tho benefit OF
the CT ditors as therein set !ortf.
rale to commences at 10 . o. ock 4 IN,
Terms OF said salo will DO cash.
louis KRUGER,
Assignee for r, II. Vee.
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Tho Worlds Fair-what 1t Msnua,

]. means that from May l until Oct. 81
the;e will DO on exhibition in Chicago ths
= ium. he Of all the ages. The raress and
choicest specimens of tho hAndiwork Of
man from the nations OF the earth will be
there to %instrucs and delight.
Tint fos six months Chicago will be the
most cosmopolitan spot on tho globe.
That the Anne icnn people will have The
wonde full opportunity OF minglinG with
md observing tho habits and characteristic
OF the poo 10 of every nation in the world.
That ''viilnoes" of III, different foreign
countries. constructed hv nad made M
will DO a most interesting fcnturo of the
tsir.
That the American citizen. OF whatever
foreign birth O. parentacc, mny carry him
Lelf back again to the lana of his origin
by whiting and studying these foreign
''vilisgcs."
Tint a few DAYS or weeks spont nj the
Worlds fair will DO worth years OF trave.
hat this IN tho grandest oppo rtunity this
American pcople have ever had for inter
eating study and pleasure. and that a trip to
ago during tho next six months will be
this event of n lifetime.
The Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
way oAets tho best and most I eQusnt train
~service from st. Pau and Minneapolis to
Chicago. The only line lighting its trains
BY electricity. Tho most perfect dining
se vice, and the best sleeping cara In this
couniry. Ask your naent for tickets via
~ no Milvaukee"-the Governments Fast
Mail Line. or address !. l. CoNLEr.
Ass't. Gent. Piss. Agent,
st. Paul. MINI.
Nork-Wr rite for C., M. d ~. p. World's
fair folder. II givcs full particulars a. 10
how to visit the fair and what 1t will cost
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NO CAMP THIS YEAR.

The Governor Decides to Countcrmand
tho Order for 1t.
Tn governor yesterday wrote a letter to
Adjutant- Genera Lloyd to the effect that
the p; opposed ~encampment of the national
guard, which was to have been held fom
opt, s to Sept. Is at Fort Ellis. would not
sake place. Tho nd ju~tant-Reneral Ia di-
reoted to countermnnd the order for the
encampment. Gov. Richards found upon
investigation that over $1,000 of tue state
funds was locked up in suspended banks.
While it is AMPLY occurred and win at some
time he at the disposed Of tho state, it ls
not available just now. Hence the neoes-
sity for abandoning the encamrInent this
year. TIE amount app OF rlatcd tor that
pur. ose for 1888 will, when it becomes
uvailnblc. lie In the treasury until the next
legislature transfers it by law to some
other fand.
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Lnhor Day Proclamation.

Gov. Ricka.ds yesterday issued the fol-
lowing proclamation relative to the cele-
bration of Labor day, Sept. 4:
Whe eRs. the legislative assembly of this
Gtate. in an act app owed March 4. 1891, did
set asile aud dcciar, to be n legal holiday
tie first Monday of september in each
, eur, TO be known and designated as Labu
day. now. therefore. l. John L. Rickatds.
governo of the state OF Montana. recog,
MIXING tho purposes OF the legislative
Hns mbly in nss,ng this ret. "a hereby rec
Commend and request that on Monday.
sept. 4. 1893, I'LL places OF business. wo X
shops. factories. office and stores. DO
4 osed, Hs iht as racticnblc. thnt oppos-
tunity TO given those who labor TO cele-
l. ate the uny IN a manner consistent with
tho pu poses of it's dedicntion. Lot all
good citizens contribute to. the perpetua-
llon Of this wholesome holiday by %ecogniz-
ing the interlinkinR + al interests ana to
promotion Of the public good by the e!eva-
lion Of lnho'.
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What tho Vice President Of tho United
States Has TO Say of tho Groat Northern
HALLWAY Lima

What tho Vice President Of tho United
States HAS, TO Say of tho Great Northern
Hallway Line.
Vice President Stevenson cnme east in
July from ths Pacific coast. He said to q
g. Paul rsI orte 'Ou- trip back WAS most
enjoyable through a new county on q new
road. the Great Northern. which l consider
one OF the most remarkable lines in Amer
connie atoms. equipment and manage
ment. We We 0 delighted with the service
furnished; the buffet car. with its bath Dom.
barber shor. library, easy chairs, writing
md card tables. smoking rooms. observa-
ton windows. etc.. was a club house ON
wheels. The scenery was the finest | ever
saw on any I anscontinental trir. The
marvellous switchback track in the Cascades
and the grandcnrs of Iunwater CANYON
cnnnot be equalsd in America. We crossed
the two great mountain ranges. tho Rockies
and the Cascades. in daylight. on a track
the entire party commented upon the en-
tire absence of dust. We enjoved every
moment OF the tip. and could tell enough
to fill columns of the wonders Of the mighty
northws 81. with It's mines, In ms. ranges.
forests. mountains. rivers ami lakes. 1t is
q region destined to heva large influence in
national growth and prosperity, and the
Great Northern ia a great factor in pro-
mot Ea its growth and development. Tbs
road is q marvel of engineering skill and
deserves we'll of tho people. for it was con
struoted without aid or subsidy from the
government"
Tho foregoing is further testimony that
the sleeping md dining cars on the Grcat
Northern trains cannot be cXcelled: that
the tuTst chr Ia n model of Injury and
comic T.. Connections for the Psaiio
coast q . made At Shelby junction and Ha-
vrc. Passengers going east have tie nd
vantag.s of the buffet car f ON Havre and
Save one night en- route to Chicago and all
points cast.
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GOWN GOES BACK TO KANSAS.
h Part cHIars of tho Cr;ms with Which
He II CHARGED.

The Part cWIars of tho Grim with Which
lie II CHARGED.
Sheriff William Cook. OF Labettc county.
Kan. arrived in Helena yesterday with a
reqnisition for Kcrcy GOWN. the young
man arrested here some days ago. AMI
wanted In Kansas to answer n ohnrRe OF
rape. His rsquisition papers were PROMPTLY
signed by Gov. Richards and the sheriff
will start back with his prisoner to-day.
Tho crime of which GOWN is accused oc-
CURED about eighteen months ngo. GOWN
had been chilling on Miss Alice Barcus. IN
estimable Young lady of 16 Yeas. and the
a struggle 10 supro I his family on n little
farm In southwest Kansas. Ono night he
drove up to the Barcua place and asked the
young Rtrl 10 90 to church with him. Az
IT developed later there was no church that
night. Arriving at a LOS OF timber GOWN
ont OF tbs buggy on somo prste1t
attempted an assault. The girl was stout
and strong and resisted him with such
force that he was compelled TO deaist.
The q ound and tho girls clothing
all bore evidence of the desperate struggle
then got his pistol + ON the buggy and
after unloading /. and then relondin2 it 70
show Miss BaEOus that he was in earnest he
placed the weapon at her head and under
threats OF denth accomplished his purpose.
He then forced her TO get into tho buggy
again and drove hsr to within a quarter
mile of hfr home, when he let her 90. It
WINS one O'Clock in the morning when she
reached home. She told an older sister
what had occurred. Thew agreed TO wait
until morning before telling their father or
brother, a. they knew that either OF tho
mon would have gone on the search for
GOWN at once. GOWN had acted and
talked like a desperate man and had even
threatened to join the STAR gang of
desperadoes. The girls were af aid that
II they sent their bcother or father after
GOWN that night the latter, who was
armed, would kill them. In the morning
the eirls tod what had occurred. but at
that time GOWN could not b found.
Crowds Of people were searching for him
for weeks. and had he been caught he
would undoubtedly havs been lynched.
Now that the excitement has Ind time to
cool of shoritf Cook thinks GOWN will get
a fair trial. hut feels sue tho young man
will DO convicted. The enalty TO- the
crime Of rape in Kansas is from five to
twentY-one years imprisonment. GOWNS
father 10 one of the wealthiest men in
southwest Kansas. and he has an uncle who
IL o prominent lawyer.
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samuel X. nav,s--. poclnl.
INVESTMENT STOCKS.

INVESTMENT STOCKS.
Whitiach Union, next to Bald Butte. the
most promising gold mine in Montana.
will exchange tho stock en- IL fair basis
70 transfer account:
$1,000 at First National bank.
$500 gt Montana National bank.
1hls is tho limit and laat call. One dol
lnr per share, from present outlook Of
mine, will be chenr in six months.
20 and 27 Bailey Block
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Low Rates via the Northern Pacific.

Low Rates via the Northern Pacific.
Helena 10 81. Paul and return. go; Anal
limit ninety days from date OF sale; no
s%topovsr.
Helena 10 ~. Paul and return. 500; final
limit ninety days from date OF sale; transit
limit in each direction, forty dA,g, with
st0povsr privileges.
Helena to 81. Louis and return. S6s; fnnl
limit ninety days from dsts OF sale; transit
limit forty days in each direction. with
stot over privileges at all points wost OF st.
Paul.
Helena TO Chicago md rstu, n. account OF
Worlds fair. S66. 20; going and returning
sams route; Anal limit returning. Nov. Is;
no topover.
Helena TO Chicago aud return go. transit
lint; forty days In each direction; 6nal
Limit Nov. Is. with stop-ovsr privileges az
81. Paul and points west; return via Union
Pacific ~ p%asssnRor's option.
The Northern Pacific Is the only line
running Pullman s~losping cars from Hsl-
enn to ~. Paul. Minneapolis and Chicago.
The fast train for Chicago and the east.
leaving Helena at 10:65 p. M. 10 tho only
train covering tho distance in two days.
This 10 the only railroad Offering its Hell
ena patrons double daily PASSENGER train
ss,vics and through transcontinental trnins.
For sleeping car reservations and tickets
call at the Northern Pacific ticket Office, OF
address. A. d. EDGAR.
Cor. Main and Grand streets. Helena.
Infants lang cloaks, embroidered cashmere in
cream and tan, At $1.75 at The Beo Hive.
Union Pacific Excursion Rates Now In
Effect From Helena.
To Chicago and return. account
Worlds fair 66 70
To st. Loui and Yetuin............. GO 20
To all Missouri river points and re-
On the 18th Of each month excursion
tickets are sold to Utah and California
roints as follows:
To San Finnoisoo and return........ 7b 90
To Los Angeles and return .......... 80 90
To Salt Lake and rsturn 30 90
Tickets to California points are limited
to SIX months, and to Salt Lako sixty days
Silk umbrellas with fancy metal and natural
wood handles this week At The Lee Hive for 81.
Union Pacific
Meets the cut. First GLASS, Helena to
Cnlon9O.. COZ w
Ct. LOnl5. ~ w
Missouri river points 70 90
Use the worlds pictorial line.
HELENA IN BRIEF.
Capital City Music Co.. Ill Main street.
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Ogden Military Acndsmy.

This Ia the only first o!ass home school
for boys in the intet-mountain region. Its
location ia convenient and hsalthful; the
course of study In broad and thoroush; its
corps of instructors unusually ct ong. Ex-
pensss 800 to 800 less than at eastern
schoolp. Aprlv to Capt. c. l.. Howard,
Ogden City. Utah.
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Commencing Aug. ], 1893, the Great
Northern Railway limo will sell fiist-clasa
limited tickets from Helena to Chicago at n
rate of 49,. Il. II. LANGLEY.
General Ticket Agent.
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Tho Montana state Colo 20 OF Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts.

This institution will open at Bozeman,
Mont, on Sept. ID. Instruction will be given
in the following coursos: Agg iculture, do
mestic economy, applied sciencH. business.
music and the academy. Tuition in any
conrso except music will be $40 per yea .
Board md lodging. ~ and upwards per
week. For catalogues address A. NJ. Ryon,
president, Bozenan, Mont.
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LAS SUMMONs-IN THE JUSTICES
N court Of Helena township. county Of Lewis
and Clarke. state OF Montana. before A. &. Vo-
taw. justice Of the peace,
{. 4. lister Il Bro, plaintiffs. VS.. Peter Davis.
defendant.
Tho state of Montsns to the above named de-
PENDANT, greeting; #
iou are hereby summoned to be and appear be-
fore me, A. {. Votaw a~justice Of the peaos in and
for the county Of evils and Clarke, At my Office
in Helena. within ten (ol days after the compile
ton of the publication of this to-wit:
After Sept. Is. 1888. then and there to make an
swer to the complaint Of the above named plain
tins, In u civil action to recover the sum Of two
hundred and SIX aud Is 100 ($206. 23) dollars for
work and services hauling ora from tn, Mime
sot, mine to Gregory concentrator In Jefferson
county. Montana, for defendant At his sIocial
ms; ance and request. during and prior to July
u, 1893 and in default thereof, judgment will bo
rendered sss,nst You, Petor ! avis, the above
named defei d mt, for tho sum of two hundred
and six and >o-lOo dollars and costs in this behalf
expended,
Given under my hand this lIth day Of August
A. d, lsyS. a. [. lOrAW,
Justice of the Peace
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Tally carriages must go at The Bee Hive
Prices from 50 upward. Every carriage marked
down 10 original cost.
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specisl drive of white bcdspreads at The Fec
Hive this week. Gall and SEQ their great bar
gain at T., c for this week only.
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Iu:l tlr nj at this otTlc,.

hite piuue in assorted patterns for aprons
and chilaran's dresses only five cents per yard ut
The Eeo live reduction sale.
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Remcmber tho grand discount sale this week
ut Tho 300 Hive. NO goods will be exem ptel
from this sale.
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Via Salt Lake. Garfield Beach and Dem
yer. Sioux Citg, Omaha OF Kansas City.
The Worl .'s pictorial line. Elegant Pull
man equipment, diners. chair cars and
tourist slsepcrs. Reduced rates and fast
time.
Gail on or address % North Main street,
Iiolenn. Mont. II. O.. WILSON.
Frs,eht and Passenger Agent. Helena,
Mont.
l.. l.. LoMA1. G. 2. and 7. A.. Omaha.
Nsb.
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Go to l no 60 Hive this week and buy your
supply of towels. Good sized lurklsh bath
towels for lhc.
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Linen damask towels, all kinds. worth 35c.
this week at The Boz Hive for &c.
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Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars
ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.

TIME SCHEDULE.
In effect on and after Monday. June 5. 1899.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No. !. Pacific Mail. west bound ........ 1000 p. m
Mo- z, Atlantic mail. east bound ........ 1913 y. m
No. 5. Logan and heisnA, passenger.
tconns citing at logan with train 80.
8, Pacific Express, west bound) .... 2:0s .. m
No. 8. Garrison and Helena passenger.
connecting at Garrison with no. I,
Atlantic i 1pres., cast bound -. =. 1920 =. m
No. 8, Marysvilie mixed .:..m...... 9:l5A IN
passenger 49,. 5:15 :. m
No. lG2, kimini mixed, Mondays ...... 500 .. IN
TRAINS DEPART FROM HELENA
No. I, Pacific Mail. west bound ........ 1910 .. m
No. 2, Atlantic natl. east bound. 80. 80. l0:5b p N
No. s. Helsna and Logan passenger,
connecting At Logan with No. 4,
Atlantic Lxpr8ss. east boUnd) ...... l2:40 p. m
No. 5, Garrison and Helena passenger.
Connecting at Garrison with No. 3.
Pacific Express, west bound) ...... 2:15 p. m
Ne. 4 ., TW.;5 arsil b1uid dsi, md EiIborn $50 p N
No. ioi, Rimini mixed, Mondays. .... 1886 a. m
For information, time carde, maps and tickets
call on or write
A.D. EDGAR,
Corner Main and Grand Streets. Helena,
CHAS. S. FEE, General Passenger Agent,
81. PAUL. MINI
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RejuctIon In Rate tn Chic.ro.

Now Ia your opportunity to buy dress goods =
The loo Hive discount saio.
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Cheap Excursions via th" Great Northern
alive
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-15
Friday, Feb. q, 1898,
Specialist in the State.

returning every four weeks.
DIR. StOckdale has had years OF experience
IN the largest hospitals IN the country A. i,
graduate OF several OF the best College,. nnd
has FOR q number 90 years made n speciality
OF MI chronic amt surgical diseases RI.
treats succeSsfully, and does not take th,.
case unless "a cure can be guaranteed.
AGATE and Chrou'c Ca nrrh, Ringing n
Ears. Deafness, Diseases Of Eye. Ear, Nose.
lhroat. Lungs, Kidney, Urinary aud Bladder
Troubles, brightS disease. Diabetes, Dyspep-
Ma, Constipation, rheumatism aud Partly
sis
Epilepsy or ITS positively cured
Young or ~ iddie-Nged men. Suffering from
Sperinat orrlrsrH, lmTOtencA, ErnpttouS the
results OF error or exc $3.50. should cai before
~ II too late We guarantee n cure n case
has not gone Too fan.
SupernuOus hRirRnd AT etuptions OF the
face permanently removed.
Blood and Skth Diseases.
a. Syphilis, : ,rOfula, Structure, elect, etc
cured by never falling reineuics
Diseases OF Women, Such a. lucorrhoea.
painful fnenStruattou, displacement OF
womb, bearing down pains ia back, relieved
I'm short time.
THE Doctor car ics all his portable instru-
mentS and comes prepared 10 examine the
most obscure medical and surgical ciSrs.
Ho UNDERTAKES no fncurabie diseases hut
cures hundreds given up 10 die. Consultation
free and Conndeutiu. Address
b. A.STOCKBALE. ". n,
Louisville, Ky.