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Il X
A@AS MANN ~ AM
STOCKS.
wv yoNw, Eept. @.-rtNar silvsH 7ax,
,ppsr-TNsicr. lnkN ~ 7k6SN 80.

INV yonx. eept. aa.-Rar silvsH 7ax.
Ccprsr-lAsicr; Lake ~ 7a6Ns0.
~icad-fasy, domcstiN. sas0,
lilo situation OF affairs on tho stock eschangc
is like TIVE great armics which have gone into
winter quarters, Room traders do what work Il
done pending tho renewal Of active hostilities,
which will not be In all Likelihood, until q set-
tlemont OF tho silver question. lhs to ne to-day
was heavy, last figures being in q majority Of In
stances tho lowest Of tho day, or within "
thereof,
G~oyernmonts-- Steady,
Petroleum bull; steady; October 8sG@6sk
Md.
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Ayers satsaperilla docs what no other
blood medicine In existence can do. 1t
searches out all tho impurities in the ny s,em
aud e1pels them harmlessly through
the proper channels. This Ia why Aycr's
e%arsaparilla is 30 pre-ominent!y effective
80 4 remedy for rheumatism.
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MONEY MAKERS.

$500 Well situated lot on Lyndale avenue. near
Sanders street.
S4oO-l6t on Ninth avenue. 5Ox140. One block
from Electric line.
s~400-Fine lot on Electric line. half a block
from benton avenue.
$6oo..Wi,l buy two fine level lots. 1oOxl40; near
Floweres addition.
$67t-Neat cottage, barn and lot 50xl5O; on
Sparta street, 5000 down.
$9s0--House Of six rooms. with lot 5oxl4O; $3.50
down.
$1sSo-Will buy . fractional block, having $50
feet frontage on benton svenue; $500 down,
balance two years time.
S22bO-For half a block. cornering on Benton and
Hollins avenue.
$22tS-For fractional block having 1870 feet
frontage on Dearborn and 800 feet on Euclid
avenue; adjoining ground held at $40 per
foot.
MATHEsON 4 CO., Gold Block.
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Hoods Sarsaparia
HOOPS PILLS cure liver Ills, constipation
biliousness, jaundice. and sick headache.

proIo 'ALs-THE TRUSTEES. OF HEEL
1 ona school district No. !, Lewis and Ularl Q
county. h%oHtana, will receive sealed proposals
10 Th,lreday evening Oct. s, 1893. for furnish.
ing the uist'ict ono hundred 400. cords Of dry
wonl. bids to DO for pine or fir. aud coal by tho
car load, TO DO. delivered during the winter at
different buildings as needed. j idders en- coal
are invtfdt, bid on different qualities.
order of tho board.
y. w. ELLIS, Clerk.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, WASH
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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To eradicate the poiaons which produce
sever AMI que. take Ayers Aguo Cure. i.
cures without leaving any injurious effect
upon she system, and 10 the only medicine
y existence which may DO considered an
absolute antidote for malaria,
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Wnltlni. an A%rChbibhop In Chnr,h.

"Shut the doors" cried Father Andre one
day to the suisse VI duty when he observed
the archbishop of Paris asleep during his
discourse. shut the doors-the shepherd
y asleep--thc sheep will get outv'-Temple
Bar,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
CrytoE OF THE COMPTROLLER or TIE
m, NUhh1NcT,

WARRINGTON. y. q, eepi. H.. 1893.
NOTICE II HERbBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
Montana National Tank Of HslsnA" Montana.
Ihet tho sAne must be preAfn Tod 10 Thcn,.=A 4.
niatiow., %rrcsivsr. with tho loyal proof thoTeof.
T,lh,n t,hros months from this date. or thsy may
DO a'sailowsd. yAHEB u. EGkELh,
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~ wishes work In private place. Can do good
plain cooking and also dining room work or
chamber WORK. Gall 500 Flake street.
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Buckinghnm's DYE for tie vhiskcrs DOES
ita WORK thoroughly, colorinQ q uniform
brown o. black, which, when d y, will
neither rub. wash of. nor soil lin II.
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A MEETING OF THE sToCKHOI DHRS OF
me M,yandsnce sprinRs improtcnant ON
pany will be held NJ tho Office 81 thp Q mpsny,
60, 50 Park ow. Now YORK G ty, state Of Tow
norN, on the liih day OF tctob r, in tho yoar
1919, ut i O'Clock in Ito afternoon.
LIE Der II. WALKHlt,
LOUISE NJ Wake
NNiorilY Of unrl nt LIrn Innu
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SITUATION WANTED-A COMPETENT
= waitress wants situation after Got. O.. Ad.
drcss No. ~. Yellowstone kational Park, Wyo.
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SITUATION WANTED-A LADY OF Elk.
~ ,perience wishes nursing at 40 a week or
plain family sewing at Si.25 . q'y; no obiectio ion
to so to tn country. good references. Address
Mrs. b. G., Independent office.
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NtTlCE TO C3-OWNERS.-T j. II. SIN
~ clair. his heira. executors. administrator.

= CiAlI' MS hciFH' s5tCttOr5, GuWlHlStratOr
and atsigns:
Yen no hereby notified that J. Fisk j. shaffer,
your oo.owner,, have. in accordance with section
Z, 22i Of tho Revised sta.utcs Of tho United
! .atoa. expended in labor and improvements
upon tho ! cader quartz, lode mining claim, sit
district, in tho oounty Of ! evils End Clarke,
ttrtc OF Montana, tho sum Of one hundred (slOOj
dollars for tho purro O OF no ding and repre-
1891 AMI lha4, and pnlefs you contribute or
cause to be contributed your share Of such OK
pcndituro, amounting. to S25 for each year, to
| owls aid Clarke. state Of Montana, within
Ninety (Nu, deys after tho ~servlce of this notice.
by publication, your. interest in sAid
foitod and become. tho property Of tho under
signed, az provided by said section 2,S2A OF Ro-
visod Statutos OF tho United StstoB
fISk J. SHAEFER.
Dated Helena, Mont, Aug. 10. 1893.
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STOCKHOLDERS ME II G-NGTiCE -
~ hereby given that ( o annual meeting OF tho
etookholders Of tho blaine a iniNE company will
bo held at room No, 0o7. towor building, corner
SiXtn and Main %,trcotS. in the city OF iloleua.
Montana, on Friday, I ct. u, 1888, at 10 O'Clock n,
M, or tho purpose Of clecting II board OF ,rus-
teHs Tor tho ensuing year, aud TO transact such
business no unay como before said meeting,
s.. a, SWlGGMIN,
NElS NLNSEN Pre- idcnt.
EpCrpa nrV.
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SITUATION WANTED-bY A WOMAN AS
- cook or to do housework in q small family.
Address i0s North Rodney street.
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SITUATION WANTfD-BY A YOUNG LADY
~ to learn millinery trade. Address Z. y. this

~ wishes work by the day, cleaning house or
washing, il also a good cook. Call 60S krecken
ridge, over grocery.
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SITUATION WANTED-TO DO GENERAL
~ Homework. Adaress Eli N. Rodney street.

SITUATION WAN1ED-TO DO HOUSE
~ work In city or country. l2l jackson street.
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SITUATION WANTED - D~RESSMAKING,
~ children's clothing . specially. 5ll fifth
avenue.
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y wishes to work for board while learning
millinery trade Address l.. N, Independent Of
fec.
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90 ]. l.. SMITH -.
Freight and Transfer Line
HELENA. MONT.

Al Kinds OF merchandise and other srsiphta
enaludinx ores. promptly tran ssFTsa from ihs
eeDot orders Wall receive psom1t sttan,lcn.
C&0r0 J. ssldbsrg's btoss and ct he depeS
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SlTUATlON WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
y girl to do general housswork In private
family. Address Aulda, this office.
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WANTED-bo0 MEN EVERY DAY TO BUY
W clothing, .Sents furniehinss ct thsir own
prices. IS south Main street
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WANTED OCT. J., FURNISHED HEsI-
w dencc, not over ten minutes walk from
children, well known In He!eia Aldyesa lin
full particulars, box sll. Holona T.. O. '''
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o KEST-M iSCELLANEou
Lon RENT-COMlUhTABlE STABLE AMI
n0y street.
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WANTED-TU EXCHANGE FOR MONTANA
w property Groom house and elk acres in
eastern indiana Address &. h., box l10a Hell
enA. ~,
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WASHINGTON,

CALIFORNIA.
re Wilbur ....... y a'aco notsl. Ban Francisco
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SITUATION WANTED-nY A COMPETENT
~ woman to do homework. Ipply l2S jack
son street.
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WANTED 10 RENT


WAnIED-3 OK FOUR ROOMS SUIrA-
w bic tor light housekeeping, must ba IN
house heated by steam or furnace, AiiIoss III,
korth J. wing.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR baLE-WiLL TRADE NICE HOMIE
/ Tor vacant lots. Herbert ii. Iced 4 Go.
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CNICAGO

rHrcAeo. Sept. 23--Wheat- Easy; cash. C8hc
Eeccmh,r, 7uc
lorn-Weak; cash. SIC; December, 4li6c.
Oats-Menk; Dash, aisac; december, 2SAc.
Pork Seal y; ca.h, SlB. 30. January. $l4 10.
ard Steady; ash Sa.75; January, - 10.
Rlbs -steaQy; cash, GIG. Is; January, 81. S7is.
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Money ON call nominal; 3 per cent. Prime
mercsntilo paper 7H@lp per cent. Sterling
II hanse strong, sixty.day bills, Sh8i@AsAh;
acmand, 81. seha4.s8A.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Cn,cAoo. Sept. 23.-Cattle-Reoeipts. 1000;
steady; top native. Sa0oGS 80; nahum 81. 8Oen
$40; othors, St,0ie'4bO; Texans, S2aS8 a.4s;
Westerns. 50, NOtD&. 20.
logs--lteceipts 10, 900; steady: mixed. $4,000
E,aG heavy and butchers weights, 80. 50a6 u:
light. 80. 7Ou G.sS.
heop- Receipts LOCO, steady; top sheep, $500
e;4,sN; top lambs, 81 2SeA. 20.
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CHICAGO rs The PLACE. SEND For
~ our little book "How to kpsculate;" mailed
free. II. bradley. stoeks and grain. 2Nb to 2A1
kialtO building, Chicago. Ill.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY,
position In an ofico or stors. Address A,
G. tAuborn city,
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPEt ia
~ Bile woman to do work by the day. Call
al ~ Division street, near Rodney.
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NANTED-TO EXCHANGE BUTTf, Hell
w sna md Great Falls property for sheep OF
cattle. Address Lock Fox Isl, Helena
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STOCKHOLDERS MENlING-lliE An
~ np&l mo ting of tho 1t 'oSlo'dora of tho
ottico Of the ltoloun N Livingston melting &
,,ednctinn COMPANY. Helena, Montapa, on
" nInptdly, o"tobnr, 4, 1893, AZ = O'Clock =. N 4,
Tor tho ensuing year and tho tr0nsnctiou OF such
other business MS may properly come before IL.
o. Is ALLEN, Secretary.
llOlcna, Montana, tupt. %, 1879.
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MIaC1LLAN NOUS,

rET "THe MONK" TIA a drummer. price u,
u no hostage stsmpa taken; sent. by exprese.
prepaid. on receipt OF prlco. Address Thomas
A, DAVIS, MAysyille, Ky.
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith d Son .......... 90 Sixteenth st., CepySR
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
y-..i,n,oanta nprlan il,s hsn.I thro~ A.
HELL WANTED-FEMALE

HELr WANTED-FEMA
WANTED-A GOOD COOK: REFERENCES
W required. Mrs, Hunt, kenwood.
WANTED-alRL. 10 OR IA YEARS OLD TO
W hop with children and with general house,
So or $40 por month. Address Mrs. r. Ii. Sprstt.
York, Montana.
ADI6S CAN MAKE IS DAILY BY FOLD.
II ing and address sing circulars for us at homo.
No canvassing;,% position permanent. reply with
stamped envelope. Miss GRACE Pau, South
Iend, Ind.
7 AIDES CAN EARN Bio MONEY BY DO
Il Ing writing at their homes. Address, en-
closing stamp, Miss May Walker. 10y Kinsie
street, Chicago.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETlNG-THE An.
~ nual meeting OF the stockhoi Iors OF the
l3olwrn Mining Il deduction company viii bp
held ut tho otlico = tho lIoloDa - li,ingtton
! melting a. deduction company, ilolcnL Mon
tnna, Tuesday, OCT her 3. lsHS. at 3 O'Clock d. IN.
tor tho purpose Of o Getting n board u trtisto a
for the enauing ychr aud the transact oil Of such
Other bustnesS an may properly como b ,toro 1t,
o. Il, ALL 49,, Eocrotury,
Helena Montana ION, On IEly
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STOCkilOhDtR' MEE1INH-NliE AN
~ nnul meeting Of thu stockhold,rs # Tic
chico Of tho / olpnl IL IiNiuys,on Frnn,,t mo X
%cduction company, llcIonn, Montana, on
urnlnN, October =, IsDi, at II u'cIuuk u, tn., for
tao uurpo % Of "Icclintn board Of %truRtroN Ior
tho ensuing year and tho tran action OF such
"lher butlno = Ms may property como b,Coro 1t.
o. +. ALLEN, Eccrotary,
Helena, Montana. mt. q. Ihl3
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-10-28
WHAT Do YOU Think?
Here Is Something Which De-
mands Your Attention.
One Of the Greatest and Most Serious
Questions to Decide.
And These Facts Will Help You
Make Up Your Mind About
the Matter.

You must necessarily at This season con-
slider seriously that great question, your
health.
While you may not BE- exactly sick you
are certainly not feeling well-not exactly
right, and If you will weigh we'll the fol-
lowing facts they will help you make up
your mind what to do for yourself.
Mrs. VIM. Bsrtels, who resides at 259
East s7th street, New York city, makes the
following statement:
"Havipg seen the advertisements in the
daily papers and noted the many different
people who had taken DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy, and recon-
mended 1t so highly, I concluded, because
I had been in great pain and suffering, to
try a bottle. I am very thankful that
did so for had suffered for over a yeal
with pains in my back SO great that could
not bear to think of sitting down, and
when did sit down was hardly able tc
get up again, the pain was SO intense.
az was also troubled with that horrible
bloated feeling each time after eating, nc
matter how little 1t might bs. started tt
take DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerv'
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remedy that has made them we'll show how
far superior 1t Is to all other remedies.
But if Paine's celery compound, undoubt-
eddy the highest product of tina medical
knowledge of this century, is good for the
rich and the famous, 1t is also good for
plain, common, everyday people, and
from them come thousands OF testimonials
that when life and health have been at
stake 1t has made them we'll
Paine's oslery compound, the discovery
of which is due to no less scientist than
Prof. Edward E. Phelps, M. D. LII D., Of
Dartmouth, makes new, pure blood, nour
ishes the tired, shaken, badly fed nerves.
and cures thoss ailments which result
from one or the other
Sound sleep, gain in flesh, and new
strength are the words that come under
lined in the many letters received from
grateful men and women in all callings Of
life.
W. Allen Hubbard, N. D., 70 West Ce
dar street, Boston, one of the Hubs bes
physicisns, writes of cases where he mai
had most satisfactory results in prescrib
ing this remedy, and says what hundred
of othsr physicians have said before
81 do not hesitate to endorse Paine'
celery compound."
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FitIatIctal.

New Rngland Was ConspIeuously
COnne.:tions-The Changers Moved
Up and other stocks Showed Nota-
BILE Gains-After Two O'Clock There
Was General Reaction.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-The stock market early
to-day had rising tendency. New England was
conspicuously strong on reports Of important
connections and extensions which are usually
put af1oat when the stock shows any signs of &C
tivity. The grangers moved up at tn is time and
touched the best figures yet attained ST. Paul
was In brisk inquiry, rising to 66. Other stocks,
like Louisville and Nashville, Nilsson ri Pacific,
Northern Pacific, Atchison, and Burlington and
Quincy, which have bean under the hammer for
months past, scored notable gains. Western
Union rose to 1885,, against sou less than q month
ago.
After 2 O'Clock there a general esctfon
Manhattan receding per cent. and the other
active issues u to ~ per cent. The decline
brought in fresh buying orders in st. Paul, Bur
lington and Quincy, Sugar, Louisville and Nash
vilIe Western Union and Chicago Gas, and the
market recovered rapidly and left off firm. Chi
cago Junction day rose ~, Big Four preferred
6, Rubber 4A, preferred ~.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds were strong.
The sales were 81, 535, 900.
Following are the closing prices, reported by
PRINCE & WHITLEY, bankers and brokers, 40
Broadway, N. z, and Is Cs,nter street, New Ha-
ven, Conn:
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remedy, and after having taken the first
bottle and feeling much better I thought I
would try another, and must cay the i'm
provemsnt in my health was wonderful. I
am now taking the third bottle, and my
friends who have not seen me for the past
two or three months hardly know me as l
have gained in flesh and also in strength.
That dark sallow look has also left my face
and feel and look like different person
altogether.
elf anyone who reads my statement,
and Is suffering. would recommend DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
In all cases."
Mrs. Bartels is right. People should
value their health above everything else in
the world. Never neglect yourself If
you are feeling weak, nervous, tired. run
down, dizzy, or are sleepless nights and
wake tired mornings, If yeur blood is poor,
your stomach, liver, kidneys or bowels are
out of order. go to your druggist at once
and secure DR.. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy. 1t costs but 81 90 and
it will cure you.
scThis Is purely vegetable remedy, the
prescription and discovery of the famous
physician, DR.. Greene, of IS West 14th at.
New York, the successful specialist in
curing nervous and chronic diseases. The
doctor can be consulted free, personally OF
by letter.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-10-28

Inc q featest men are those who have
aone me most for the good and advance
met of the human race. The man who
stAnds most prominently before the public
To-day in the cure of disease is DR.. Greene,
of 80 West 14th street, New York, the dis
coverer of that wonderful remedy, DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
He is the founder Of that great system of
giving consultation and advice by means
of letter correspondence free of charge.
Write him description of your COM
plant, or send for a symptom blank, and
he will send you an exact description of
your disease. He gives most careful and
explicit attention to all letters, answering
all questions and thoroughly explaining
each symptom go that you will know exact
ly what your complaint is; and for all this
he n .akss no charge. DR.. Greene Is the
mos 'uccessful specialist for the cure of
ali nervous and chronic diseases, and be
Civ es you the benefit of his valuable adj
Vice with no expense to yourself, and by
thus writing him about your case you will
undoubtedly regain your health.
doSS unS
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An Evening or Conedv

The Waterbury American says: Miss
Justine Ingersoll, who comes to st. Johns
parish house November 8, for the Indian
association, writes: "'Call the show an
evening of comedy and tell the people I
will be assisted by Senior Ruperto Chacon,
mandolin soloist of the Estudiantina
Americana from Valparaieo." She says he
can play the mandolin better than anyone
In the world. Miss 1ngersoll will also
have with her that evening bass singer,
Herr Johan Shaub, whom abe highly rec
ommends. and her judgment in these mat
tiers is unimpeachsble. All who listened
to Miss Ingersoll last year will feel sure of
an entertaining evening with her alone.
With the addition Of these two musicians
the ladies of the Indian association offer
an unusually attractive program,
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The children's health must not be neg
lected Cold in the head causes catarrh.
Ely's Cream Balm cures at once. 1t Is per-
fectly safe and is easily applied into the
nostrils. The worst cases yielding to it.
Price 500.
One of my children had very bad dis
charge from her nose. Two physicians
prescribed, but without benefit. We tried
Ely's Cream Balm, and much to our sur
prise, there was marked improvement.
We continued using the balr1 and in a
short time the discharge was cured. A.
Gary, Corning, N. Y. o17eod&wSw