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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-06
APPOINTED Senator.

HELENA, Mont. March 6.-Govcrnor
Richards appointed Lee Mantle of Butt,
United States senator. Mr.. Mantle T.
mayor Of Butte, and waa the last Republi
can caucus nominee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE.

To all t1 whom this shall come, Know Ye That
the Keystone Nat onal Saw ngs, Loen and Invest-
,nf's uvm. hssociation s VIII ~ hppy 70 IN, New s1rK
YORK City. on the 9th day Of April A. ID. 1898, at
III O'Clock In the forenoon. for an order OF "A d
court TO change it's name from keystone National
Savings, Loan and Investment Assoc lat len to Key
stone Savings and Loan Association. or all which
please TAX due notice.
Dated, New York. Feb rs 1923.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-06

NEW YORK, March 6-The grip Is now
In this city, and it is thought by well.
known physicians that an epidemic of this
disease will spread itself throughout New
York. DR.. Cyrus Edison of the board OF
health said that he was Of this opinion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-06

melted with the warmth of lovemaking
ON IL. But IL Is glorious sport skating,
of course. And 1t is Christian, too,
after progressive sewing club, or a
reading by Maud Howe Elliott, or re.
hearsal for Easter theatricals, to slip
away for two-hours' whirl with some.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-06
Rnrned To death.

CHICAGO, March 6-While Mrs j. Biz
ger, aged 20, was lighting an oil stove, j.
exploded the blazing oil over her. Sh,
was wrapped in flames and burned 10 deaf
in few minutes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-06
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
RICE STREET.

City Clerks Once Feb. 90 1893
The Committee who were. the Goth day OF
December. 1892, appointed by the Board OF Alder
men 10 lay out Rice street from street TO Pearl
street. nave made their report accompanied by a
map.
All persons interested are hereby notified TO ap-
pear before sald Board on THURSDAY, April
20. 1893. at O'Clock Il. NJ IL they shall cause
and be heard for against receiving said report
BY order OF the Board of Aldermen.
Witness: WILLIAM 4. CLARKE,
f2O-3tM City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-06
Dnnp.rnnAlN Sick.

NEW YORK March 6.-Ex-Postmastei
general Thomas +. James is dangerously
Ill with pneumonia at the Murray Hill
hotel. His physicians are not without
hope OF his ultimate recovery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-06
If your boy

isn't on time, the chances are it is
no fault of his. Do you expect
him to tell time by the sun? Has
Ike a watch' If not, that is youi
fault. He might have a first-elaSs
time-keeper as low as four dollars.
up to ten, according to style-all
the style anybody could ask
Good enough for you, too, if yor
need watch.
All jewelers. sell the new. quick
winding Waterbury. q ew-
elet watch IN gold filed,
ooin-silver and other cases.
Al styles for all people -
10 Sis. IS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-06

PARIS, March 6.-Henri Taine. the liter
ateur. who has been Ill for several weeks,
Is dead.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-06
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Curbing Of Julian and Kossuth
streets and Butler and Living.
stone avenues.

In Board of Aldermen. Feb. 10. 10
Ordered That the abuttng propretors BE- no.
tilted to appear before this Board on THURSDAY
y arch l6, 1898, at 4 o'clock l.. N ia AZ they
may be heard upon the question of setting curb
viz:
avenue
10 suth street from Hyatt street 20 Pope street,
Buter avenue. from Elton street TO North street.
Livingston avenue, from North Main street To
Printery street.
Witness: WILLIAM L. CLARKE
f2O-3tM City Clerk.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

In spite Of the notoriously bad condi-
tion of the Italian finances the civil list
of the country Is the largest in Europe.
Jerusalem has been modernized by
railroad, and now a concession to estab-
lish water works is being demanded.
The Hungarian vintage OF the present
year has turned out the worst since the
appearance Of the phylloxers and pero-
nospora.
II is rumored in London that the de-
ficiencies in the Bank OF England are
about to be brought to the notice Of Par
lament.
Last year according to the statistics
recently compiled "a, 900 men and $4,000
women left Japan to find homes for
themselves abroad.
All citizens OF Ecuador now in Peru
have been placed under German protec-
lection, owing to the departure Of the
Ecuadorian Minister.
Iron visiting cards are among the lat
est novelties in Germany. Forty placed
one on the other are said to be only one
tenth Of an inch in thickness.
A Marseilles tFrance) cable from O
large importer OF Russian wheat said:
"Wheat very depressed because OF large
stocks and likely to continue So"
During the last year the property in
London insured by fire insurance com
panies and the underwriters at Lloyds
amounted to more than $4OO,00O0OO.
1t is reported that Milan, ex-King OF
servia, is preparing coup to overthrow
his son, King Alexander, again ascend
the throne and fill his own exhausted
purse.
Sir Thomas EsmOnd, NJ, p, is conduct
ing crusade against the English Ian
guage in County Cork, Ireland. The
effort is TO make the English language
unpopular.
The banking house Of Du Fresno, one
Of the Oldest established banks in Flor
ence, Italy, has supended payment. En-
etaz, the manager Of the bank, commit
ted suicide.
The Lord Mayor OF London is manag-
ing q subscription for the benefit Of the
sufferers from the dynamite explosion at
Santander, Spain. Lord Rosebery sent
check for Sl2S.
Lord Charles Beresiord's proposal that
within the next four years England shall
expend els,000,OOO upon the navy has
been received with friendly criticism by
the Liberal press,
The United Press correspondent in
Paris has been authorized to contradict
fatty and finally the report that the d.
vorced wife Of Edward Parker Deacon is
about to marry again.
The following Italian Ministry has
been formed; zanardelli, Premier and
Minister of the Interior; Baratiori, For
eign Affairs; Forts, Public Works; San
Mariana, War; Racchia, Marine; Coce-
ortu, Husbandry; Riseis, Posts and Tel
egraphs; Vacchell, Treasury; Gallo,
Education; Roselli, Finance.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-22
PURELY PERSONAL.

Queen Victoria has presented to the
Pitcairn Islanders fine lifeboat, which
will be taken to them from Esquimault,
B. c., by the Pacific flag ship Royal Ar
thur.
Chief Engineer A. H. Able, U. S. n,
who has recently completed his sea duty
on the cruiser Newark, will be Chief En-
gineer at the League Island navy yard,
Philadelphia.
William r. Smith, who for many years
has been the Superintendent OF the Boz
tanical Gardens in Washington, has, it
is said, personally directed the planting
Of more than 5000, 600 trees in different
parts Of the United states.
General Jose NJ. Hernandez, who has
resided recently in New York, but who
is reyolu.ionist, q patriot and a candi-
date for the Presidency Of Venezuela,
has been prominent in hall dozen rev
olutions. He has seen the inside Of more
prisons than any other distinguished
man in South America.
So fat is Lobengula, the Matabele
monarch, whose lands England has sue
cessfully coveted, that, although he is
nearly six feet tall, he seems TO be much
shorter. When in full dress he wears q
broad-brimmed ielt hat, with bunch oil
monkey skins around HE waist.
"Toby, M. p. ,1who is the caricaturist
Of the Imperial Parliament with the pen
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-22
BUSINESS BREyITIEs.

All idN~tkaA cN cNhNlNNtC tAtN kVkNftNScQ
800 acres Of mining lands in South Da-
kota for s5D0, 900.
The United States has ESQ vessels en-
gagged exclusively in foreign trade. Great
Britain has 5,atIS.
New Zealanders boast OF an orange
orchard one acre OF which yielded 81 900
worth of oranges.
The Waltham matchmaking establish
ment employs 1900 women among its
5000 work people.
A single sponge has been found on the
coast OF Florida with q circumference OF
five feet six inches.
One hundred years ago the United
States imports aggregated $Sl ,000, ] 900 /;
to-day, $3.50, 1861, ,42l.
The bituminous or soft-cOal output in
the United States now aggregates 100,-
900, 900 tons annually.
Completion of the Tehuantepec rail-
road will open Mexico's richest coffee
section to the United States.
Seven hundred and twenty tons Of
cardboard are said to be utilized every
year in the use Of postal cards.
More roses are grown in the pretty
New Jersey village OF Madison than any
where else in the United States.
During the last fiscal year the United
States smoked up 5 900, 600 600 cigarettes
and borrowed about hall of them.
Until 1850 no nj, ;r,n wos r,orr,.,.
ured in Pittsburg. In 1899 total Of
1.775, Isl gross tons were produced.
Tba totol crrrsr.v u ,ha Tyn;,aa c4o.a.
Is abnnt $500 rs0N Ii0 III th;s am",ns rs
about $500 600 900 is in silver dollars.
II ;s estimated ,ba, MAYA than <1 oon
lO0 al, worth of raiIroad nronsri, =
This rountrv ;s in the hands ri ,aca;ysrs
. !,
AIulainium i oeglnning 70 ne utilized
ior roonhg, IN sleeis ilRe TN, the cost OF
y II iol @ sna. purpose Deins ABOUT 1he same
:" M, -.
lne aase.s VI yne i,'ee ilisuraAilce eonl-
ailes lsnn aao y IN cile ol.su otates aggregate
sSSo' $3.50 SoS % oEo "tliie 'le sioSa inconie 10
ooinelniiig over .,OVv IONS OF SILVER
Msle W. p puruilaseu pi uIluer .ne act OF iosV Dy
ns nsia, HnH noo Ut acossoi ABOUT
siyo'oVV'VVV' -
Thirteen years ago the Argentine Re-
'Lnt Io m o'Suu,vSu w. ~ 90 ouslleIs Sln oi
mnsa.' ~ -. . LIE seAi ~ mas 1U'VVV'oVV Duan-
eis ioi eApoiS
Ihe gold production OF the United
States Tor 1893 Will be over $50 600, OOO--
nj ~;th 0r ~ nra,;ors 4, s,UU'UVO 80 - pAfeu
M - "a
Inc IumIer niue export OF tne United
9tales It IN 1917 amounted 70 sZo,UOo,Wo.
a. tne present rae o. use our supply
' ~ r, - e-1'e - Nv e4'
Inc CARVING eapacity OF the cables De
Cweeh oNo Austpaiia Az LIZ ana Europe is from ~
w y !Uo,uVV woras nas gay. Inc actual
1rslnc is about o'uoV Worus day'
Extending about 62,OO0 small crafts,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-22
Beach -Combers in Old Tacoma
Raise Their Shacks.
PORTLAND oPIUM-sEIzuRE CASES
Much Discussion and Alarm Among
Southern California Beemen
Over Bee Disease.

Astoria capital will erect a salmon
eannery st Point Roberts in time fol-
next seasons run.
No damage was done to the govern
ment ietty at the mouth of the Column
bia by the recent Storm
The work Of raising the San Pedro,
wrecked off Victoria three years ago,
has been definitely abandoned.
Operations in the West Consolidated
Virginia and California mine were
begun recently through the Consoli-
dated Virginia shaft
There is only one woman among the
36s eonvicts at the Oregon penitentiary.
She was sent from Morrow county for
cutting harness to pieces.
At Pocatello, Idaho. an edict has gone
forth that henceforth NO married woman
or unmarried man shall be employed in
the public schools as q teacher.
A man named Agilar deliberately
threw blazing kerosene on his vile at
Los Angeles. She was frightfully
l. fKr4A Aash
- - Z IA. !,
a test y y pe inAue !. slie VI
nacIanlensos nen sn1, - -. sa.,,-ad - + ,.ou,
neseS usclaiSn %an- 81 /, y AZ u ~, ~ % IN
year.
The party in search of Mr.. Winston,
Arba = thnncht II be lost n the Sierra
sIaare hag returned % Pasadena. A
sear,sh Il the Arroyo seco CANYON is
NOW n be made.
ma statement of the Southern Pa
cifie railroad freight office shows that
the total fruit shipments to the East
from San Jose for the season up to
December 2 was %, AZ. IO0 pounds.
An active volcano on the American
side Of tho straits was one of the scenes
witnessed bv the passengers on the
steamer Maud, which returned from Al
berni to Victoria, B. q, recently-
A break in the main water pipe in q
street in Tombstone, A. T., last week
was found 10 have been caused by the
roots Of tree, which had grown around
.,5,-.,r,,a ,ha ao,,orn,non. in.
= = unso. ss n,sa.har ~ snJ;n.mant con.
seals y ls.n,n l,aas Anss .b.raas aaa;ns, III she
dafendsnts IN the ouium seizure cases at
usleaas p..1nS ~ and .s aIlo G shat several % other
persons will be included.
The Canadian Pacific railroad will
tata IN hns;ness II fhe Canadian Nayi-
sas;on sr, II Comnanv IN first Il me wear
snd will Mace 4 new side-wIIeeler with
s,,ead - II eivhteeu knots an hour on the
,1,,,fs' ypnta hatweeu Victoria and Vancouver
'ss's sS r' -
A woman at opokAne' wash, VA
nned ~ iew Gays ag9 Ior prac1lcai
loklng; sne perpetfatea tne eAcee1-
ngly humorous, though NOT eAac1iy
new, joke Of mixing tne sugar ana salI
on the table oi q puniie dinlng-room.
The court calico 1t disorderly conduct.
Since tile waters of the COquille have
receded il ID learned that the damage
e the Coos Bay and R0seburg railroad
Is found to have been overestimated,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-22

Hon RS l. oowAN
meCouu-l hesidn nnCo
Hon H. Hanke NJ sTREEB
Law W.T. Merchant
j. o. WkTEMAE Esq, Capitalist MoNTEiTh. .Captaim
ESQ.
eFnmeH
by
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-02-23

Dave Deaton, foreman of the Judith Cat
tie Co., was in town Sunday last. He said
the report that the cattle loss would reach
fifty per cent was an exageration. The loss
of the Judith Cattle Co. will not reach
twenty per cent and he has heard OF no
others who have suffered more severely.
Small cattle ON ners will not lose over FIVE
per cent. Mr.. Deaton said also that two
OF his men had just returned from the
brakes OF the Missouri, where they were
looking for stock and report seeing very
few lead cattle, peaks are all bare and no
cause for anxiety.
Services were held in the new P~resbyter-
ian church last Sunday morning and even
ing, large congregations assembling on both
occasions. While the church is not fully
completed it affords a pleasant contrast to
the little old school house in which the
society has been worshiping for the past
two years. The interior is handsomely
finished, the ceiling being tastefully panelled
in appropriate colors. The seating ca
pacity is over three hundred, while the
whole is heated by a hot air furnace. Thu
edifice is a credit to the society and to
Lewistown. That the church is now ready
for occupancy is owing, in a great measure,
to the energetic efforts of the pastor, Rev.
Edwards, and we hope he may for many
years enjoy the fruits of his labors among
US.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-02-23
Do You Want a Dlctionaryf

Mr.. Julian Hawthorne, who has written
on so many interesting subjects, and whose
areful diction is rarely excelled, has been
examining Webster's international Die
~tionary, and writes to the publishers as fol.
lows: about fifteen months have now
passed since / received a copy OF the new
edition of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary
(the internationally. Ihavedelayed speak
ing bout the book. because wished to be-
come well acquainted with it before pro.
nouncing an opinion. Previous to getting
yours, l had been using the new edition OF
Worcester, and l hardly expected to find
yours superior to it,. During the first
month or two / used both Of them, bring
ing them into constant competition with
each other; but gradually 1 found myself
opening Worcester more and more seldom,
handed it over to the children. The fact
Is, Webster's is i'm all respects the better
dictionary; in my opinion it is, for
all ordinary purposes, the best dictionary
in the world. The Century" is unsur-
passable for scholars and specialists. and
as agreeable and instructive reading; but
Webster is practically as good, and, OF
course. vastly more convenient. I don't
see how it could be improved, and l am
certain that it will never fail to satisfy any
requirements l shall have to make OF it.
1t gives me pleasure to give you this tes-
timonial, the more SO as o have not
asked for it; there are so few entirely salts
factory things in the world, that when one
does occur, it ought to be acknowledged
and made known"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-02-23
A Union Man.

"Judge Jackson" said Senator
Washburn, of Minnesota, sis not an
old state rights Democrat, as has been
reported. He comes of old Wing stock
and Ihave no doubt that on all polit-
cal questions he will vote with the
Republicans. He was a Union man
during the war, which proves conclus-
lively that ne never was a believer in
the state rights doctrine. Judge Jack
SON is a man OF great ability and his
appointment is a most excellent one.
Republicans who are criticising Presi-
dent Harrison for not appointing a
member of his own party are too
nasty. doubt if any Republican Mr..
Harrison could have nominated would
have been confirmed. There is no
limit to debate in the senate, you
know, and the Democrats could easily
prevent a vote upon any nomination
between now and the 4th of March,"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-02-23
Approaching Spring.

Lewistown, located as it is in the midst
majesty present a scene surprising all archi-
tectural efforts OF man, in the heart OF the
most picturesque of western valleys, where
Natures law of harmony and peace is
breathed through every leaf and shrub, irri-
gated by brooks of pure spring water that
go babbling and dancing by the year round,
should be, and justly, termed the most
beautiful and wholesome city to be found
in the category of Montsna's numerous
pleasure resorts. Far from the maddening
crowds in it's wooded isolation. it's hills
and forests stocked with animal life for the
chase and it's streams swarming with
myraids OF the toothsome trout, truly, here
should be the mecca OF the tourist, the
idealization of the dream of the invalid
tired souls, who crave relief from the
monotonous struggle OF city life fora clean
shirt and boarding-house. Here is found
that sort OF oasis OF peace, contentment
and loneliness for which ,he yearns, and
is willing to submit to extortionate rates
for second or third-class accommodation.
But Lewistown in these matters is far in
NJ u oiuinoiy '"ho u ito siIV. aho
no uneasiness on the latter score need be
felt, for she has plenty and to spare. Still,
blest as she is, she is lacking in some traits
that 60 To make the perfect haven of rest.
The good people of this community here
toiore rave been negligent to their own in
terests in some respects, principle of which
is the cleanliness of streets and alleys.
The sickly scientist who could see
romance in the very frog ponds
would be made to turn away and
weep could he but for a moment ga re upon
the heaps ~of mouldering rubbish to be found
in the rear OF some of Lewistown's most
fashionable residences-piles OF empty
Boston baked bean cans, ~cast-off slickers,
gum boots, dead cats, etc, in fact, garbage
unlimited, and such as would drive a hog
into p~aroxysisms of delight, greet the eye
on every turn, particularly in the suburbs.
Let us awaken, then, and take steps while
there is yet time to ward off the levers and
pestilence that each year cause the parting
tear to drop over the graves of loved ones
or the blossom to be placed in the waxen
hand OF our innocent babes, as sister cities
have done. To be ~forewarned is to be fore
armed.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-02-23
Union Defenders Day.

In compliance with the order OF the com.
mander-in-chief Of the Sons Of Veterans,
Judith Camp No. IL, OF this place, will this
year observe Union Defenders Day, OF
Lincoln's Birthday, as it is more Familiarity
known. On account OF the cold weather
and bad roads the exercises were postponed
from February 18th, and will be held next
| sunday, when a full attendance of the camp,
members of the G.. A. r. and their friends
is requested. The camp and members oil
the q. A. X. will meet at the hall at ten
o'clock sharp, and from there will march
to the Methodist church, where they will
listen to a sermon appropriate to the oc-
casion by Rev. U. f. Hawk, who has been
elected to membership in the camp. In the
evening the camp will hold exercises at the
Methodist church and the following pro-
gram will be carried out;
Hymn-America.
Prayer by Rev. Hawk.
Welcome by Capt. Joseph Mason.
Hymn-Our Country.
Address-Union Defenders Day by E. G.
Worden.
Hymn-Commemoration Ode.
Audress-Abraham Lincoln by Rev. U.
+. Hawk.
Hymn.
Address-The Sons of Veterans by David
Scott.
Recitation by John P. ~Stockwell.
Closing Hymn and Benediction.
By order Of Joseph Mason, captain com
msnding. Z. g. WoRDEN.
LIST Sergt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-02-23

Tickets sold and baggage checked through to all
parts Of United States and Canada.
Close connection made in Chicago with all
trains going East and South.
For full information apply TO your nearest ticket
agent or JAS. C.. POND,
Gen. Pan. and Tiki. Agt Chicago. III.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-02-23
Wanted-A Carload Of Girls.


Springfield, s. D.. wants a carload
of manageable girls, offering as an
inducement good husbands or steady
and lucrative employment. As a
further inducement we may add that
the divorce facilities of South Dakota
are unexcelled.-Minneapolis Tribune
The scheme to ship a carload oi
Irish girls to South Dakota to become
the wives of farmers seems to smack
contract labor. Farmers wives have
to work pretty hard.-Boston News
Springfield, s. D., has applied for a
carload of Irish girls from New York.
1t isn't likely Springfield will get it,
What Irish girl would 60 west when
she can stay right here and perhaps
become the mother of an alderman
Mail and Express.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-02-23

Helena Herald.l

Helena Herald.l
Senator Sanders, asked by our reporter
as to the alleged blemish on the military
record Of c. L. Coder. of Fergns county
which Democrats have assailed, replied,
There is nothing in the matter of which
he or his friends need be ashamed. Hecan
court and has courted the fullest investiga.
ton. No actual deserter from the army
can get the record ofdesertion erased there.
from. Mr.. Coder was taken sick and sent
to a general hospital. He was discharged
join his regiment. On his way he had a
relapse and was placed in a wayside hos
pital where he remained some time slowly
recovering, when the surgeonin charge, who
had no authority whatever to grant any
furloughs or leaves OF absence, ordered
him to go home, where he could receive
better care. and when he recovered to re-
join his regiment, and was confronted with
this charge of desertion. He explained the
matter substantially as above, the matter
was examined by the proper officers, who,
finding there was no desertion, refused to
order a court martial, restored him to
duty, which he faithfully performed, and
secured an honorable discharge. But
meanwhile the muster rolls had been sent
away containing this charge. This annoyed
a spirited man, and after trying to have the
matter corrected he submitted the case to
me. ] had never seen him but got the record
and finding no remedy in the war depart
ment l prepared a bill. The military com.
mittee or subcommittee. consisting OF Gen.
Hawley, Gen. Henderson and Senator
Cockrill, OF Missouri, found he was entitled
to relief and the bill passed the senate
unanimously. 1t is absolutely just and l
trust it will pass the house. That justice
be refused a faithful soldier as to
his military service and the record thereof
on the files Of the war department is abb
horrent to the feelings OF every fair minded
man. Other wrongs might be perpetrated
on a citizen, but such "a wrong would not
disgrace the person involved, but would
stain with dishonor the country involved"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-02-23

Joseph V. Dory, OF Warsaw. H., was
troubles with rheumatism and tried a
number OF different remedies, but say hone
OF them seemed to do him any good; but
finally he got hold OF one that speedily
cured him He was much pleased with it
and felt sure that others similarly effected
that cured him. He states for re benefit
Of the public that it IL called Chamber inns
Pain Balm. For sale 10y W.. ". Dewitt,
druggist.