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The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18
SvpEgTTTTON.


The coI0red race is devotional in its
nature and exotic 10 its imagination
uassionatsiy fond of excitement, they
become weary and dull if confined to
logic and reason. We have listened to
many of the sermons delivered from
their pulpits, and have found with
scarcely an exception, that the preacher
ssho can the soonest wake his c0ngTega-
ion to religions eostaGy, a peculiar kind |
Of mental iub0xicalion, is the most pop
ular with his people. No matter what
may be the text selected the suhieet l.
the same: sinful mortality, pleading
Savior, and Rvenging God. ThesIns Of
man are hurriedly gone over as subject
uDpleasaut to speaker and hearers the
pleadinRs and passion Of Christ, his
sayings, his sufferings, his tears, hIs
! blood, that cruel crown Of thorns, the
heavy cross, the last stnPend0us mo-
ment On Calvary, are gone over with
richness and originality Of dietion and
gesture which captivates the senses and
holds the audience breathless. Here
and there amoug the throDg one with Il
more active Imagination, and generally
it is among the females, begins to sway
gradually backward and forward, With
dilated eye and partly open lis, Groom
ing in a musical monotone an accOmPa~
niment 10 the speakers words As he
mounts on the wings Of fancy then as the
scene changes, the voice Of the preacher
from soft, as the love Of the Master be
? uorshIps, becomes lond and metallic
; the outraged Creator, the OmniPOtent
J-hoTab, rides on the WbiriHiHd and
commands the storm, the heavens roll
no as a scroll, earth shrinks into Doth-
; inRness, the spirits Of the damned min
5 gle, shriekiDg, among the trembling
4 mnrtals as yet judged. Away Of TO
= the right The clouds part. and the bat
r Elements of heaven reflect the glory OF
3 God, bat Dear by, close at hsnd, tb'
yawniDg caverDs Of utter Perdition open
8 eagerly for their prey devils and NOR
2 tails are struggling in one confused mas
= not for mercy bat escape into the Oblnv'
5 ion Of bell from the pent up RTath OF
, God. By tins time the bearers are al
: most beyond control, sObbing, shrek
ing, moaDing, singing they become
; utterly obli7iOus to the words OF tbs
. speaker. who generally ceases suddenly
with g dramatic climax which wOul'
D aWaken a riot among Caucasians. Sen'
: forth that congregation at fever bea
! into the still night. their fancy rnnninl
. riot over what they have beard and whit
may expect anything else than that the
? sbould find lions in their path SIS the
D go bomeward.
t Young Alb. Mansfield is a case i
s point. Hurrying home be meets
= something" partly walking, partl
l. flying, with wings outspTead and talon
; working convnlsiVely. Qhieker metl
2 ods than prayer were needed here. &
J. out comes the pistol, ard five shots al
re fred at az inoffsnsiye, deaf, old coIore
J. woman. Fortunately terror paraiyze
his aim, and a lamentabIe tragedy WI
Is avoided.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18
ABSOLUTELY PURE

wonid have surprised no one more
than it's author.
The bitterest pill in the president'a
message, for the Republicans to
swallow, was the plain statement that
he expected congress 10 obey the
will of the people and proceed 10 re-
form the iniquitous tariff as soon as
I've finances have been looked after.
Because the 'r"ubl r Brought upon the
country by RepubIl lefa financial legis
Iauon have so cunSpA9s""eiy forced
themselves upon public attention of
late, Republicans have allowed them
srlges to believe that the Mckinley
law was 10 be undistnrbed by this
congress. They know better nuv, aud
he knowledge doesn't please them.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18

LlAsr week q sneak thief was curious
Iy caught by Archbishop Janssens, of
New Orleans. He presented himself to
the archbishop as being sent to repair
q gas pipe in the priests house. Taking
adFantaga Of the aFchbishOPs mOmen-
taFy absence from the room be seized a
So alarm clock and hurried out. Meet
ing the preiate he told bin that he
WAS going after bis tools, but at this
inntnFe the alarm clock under his jacket
'lWent Of" like two.forty, an officer was
called and the fellow was pulled.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18
Saturday, September sc, AGOS.


Saturday, September EG, ASDS.
between legal hours. the following described prop
sTty situated in the Parish OF La4casieE La, on
the fOlOwIng terms and conditions, t0wIt.
All the property OF said insOlVeHt estate for
cash on The day OF such syudiC p sale except one
undivided hall Of Lot No. ]. in Block No. - Of
the Am~lia COTmieT succession 81 nbdiyislOn OF the
west half of the southwest quarter Ol Section No
3. in Township u south, Of Range west Louisi-
ana Meridian: which said Lot No l. in SAID Block
10. - OF said subdivision is mOFtgagsd to secure
payment Of Two PT8missOry notes OF David +
Walker and John f. alkeT. in favor Of !. Y
Moss, administrator Of said succession. each fUT
the Of 80 o.. each bearing per cent per an
NUN interest respectively iron March 9Th 1894
and March sth 1895. until paid. and which urdi-
yided OBe-halt OF said Lot No J. in said Block No.
%, Of said subdivision will sell at said -yn ic
sale terms Of credit corresponding to the ma
tuTity OF said two mortgage holes in favor of said
j Moss ST administrator OF sand succession
taking the notes Of the purchaser thereof in equal
insJallments bearing per cent per aBBum inter
| est respectively from March sth. 1894 and March
| eth, 1885 until paid with the clause Of 10 per
cent fol attorney f-es for the collection thereof
| secured 10y the retention Of q special mortgage
/ with vendor = privilege said real property the
purchaser thereof TO pay in cash the day Of
sale any portion Of the price Of adjudication there
| Of which may be in excess Of such credit portion
| Of such price OF adjudication thereof
| One Stationary Engine and Boiler
Que kssaw Machine.
One Moulding Machine and Cutters.
One Fay - inch Planer and hatcher
! One TenOning Machine.
One Slieker aud Panel Raiser combined
One Scroll Saw Machine.
One Double Spindle ShAper.
One hOFticing and Boring Machinc
One Turning Lathe.
One ClRmping Machine.
One Automatic Knife Grinder.
One Cutoff Saw Bench.
One Lot OF Shafting. Pulleys and Betting.
Five Work Benches
One Lot OF Sash. Stiles and Rails.
One Lot Of Open Sash.
One Lot Of Nails, Glass Putty, and varnisb.
One Lot cut door stuff
One Lot dressed lumber in building.
! 228 PliBth Blocks
OBG Lot hOuldiBE Casing, etc.
30 Empty barrels
One Lot dressed lumber under building
1000 fest Of rough pine lumber.
. ! lN,gOO feet rough express lumber.
Factory building fire aud boiler WRils situate
one acre Of land in the northwest corner Of tn
. west half Of the west half Of the northwest quar-
ter Of Section g. Township ~ south Of Range
west together with ease Of said acre Of lnnd 70
per annum, pa, able each year in advance.
One Marc Bnggy and harness.
One IenOuing Machine at Watkins depot
36 Table Legs.
isO Stair BalusteTs.
Y 60 pair Open Sash.
!. 500 Corner Blocks.
: 2u0 LiBeal feet Moulding Base.
1900 Lineal feet Moulding Casing
:. One pair Double Doors
RI Six Newell Posts.
One Drafting Board.
r DAVID j. REID
Sheriff Of CalGasisu Parish La. Syndic.
SheTifls OfiCe, Lake Charles La, AHg.7 16a
Geo. II. a J.. /. Wells, EsQs., Attorney for sal
SgRdic. L2Atds
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18

JNo L SULLIVAN, eZ champion bruse,
fell called upon to remark to a little
chap named McClOsky that Mac was a
liar. Mac replied eheerfully, You're
another one" John promptly Knocked
him down for Insulting a gentleman.
1lcClosky pulled his pistol aud while
Sally rushed for the door like an ele-
phaut run amusk, took q shot or tTo
at him. hut fortunately, or otherwise,
(sErfks ont the word you don't like did
not hit him.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18

Fhe EcHo q ewned ons4ihiTteth BY I9aaslis 9ssa,
asssa,,5 tv4sBfy.ainaf fhigteths by David J ttsla
- III 4 iisislSu TseV Be- effected. The paper ~
ysaIiIsai exclusively by David J. keia, Al - o{n
1sspsnee and igr his benefits thena 0eing loiias
l.,,sineSs. M Nave viii be entitled 10 aeiaaaa
5 Tseeive 3 fair consideration for she Ese 0i ~
fraeiionai poFtioB while all parties ueallag IL
the pager either a. hayeEiaser5 80 ).
Tnblisher, On his dniy authorized agents. ~
Sunarsets Elada by OF with Mr. Mayo @ sL17
aaehts before or since the ssitl Gay o wy l'
eFe binding 1pon 4he present pHplah1s4. oAo
serinfiuus md Advertisements from tAaL care y,
- dHe and payable 20 ID. j. keia 81 pElaE =
that date mast Be estiled with MI aaAS o. VIZ
then edited the paper.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18
LOUISIANA.


Land Of tho mOckinE bird, sunlight and beauty,
Llaud where the willow bsB6s over the Etrezu
and where the odoT Of sEest=s6eubed flowers
FpFauturss the seneca and nurtures 8 dream
Land where the cypress, majestic and solemn.
sErfolds in its shadows a silvery gloom
Land where the pFairies are frosted with lite,
And ysll8E-leafsd iAsmins are always in biOUI.
Land Of the cane brake, the bitten the bayou
Land where the ti9Mlnaile watches his prey
Land where the ~ asenr Of solitude strikes
When uRdeF huge oaks or maEaohas We stTa.
Land where the snnliE Eht with shadow Is bleDdlD-
And beauty is varied where er We gRze
Land where the flowers are drinking in bFiEhtBes-
Whilst noon in the woods wears a tErilighted haE'
Land " here the naidens are worthy Of Edcb
Land where the men arr ehiTalric and brave
Land where The hero lives ever IN story,
Whist tears OF affection dngp over his gEhyr
Land Of DeSa1o, Of Bis1Ei'ls- Of TOnti,
Land where n8 exile stood ever slnne
Land Va here the ssed Of ambition arc sPri1ginc
Land where great enterprise broadcast is so7.
: love tbse A. oaIy full Inaahoo5 NAV love.
When the dast Of long travel sill clings To- the
shoe,
AID the scene it has seen. tbs bousI it has bearl
ATs green On the mind ant still bright in tbeli
hue
Who turns II the heart which drst taught hin
And feels that saoh impulse, although II ma
Returns mem its journey still faithful an true
I lgTe thee as only poet may love,
who feels the full spell Of thy beauty and lore
And loving EsepRs a poet shsuld weep.
Who never can paiut thee, bat only adore
would strike the Wild Tyre and BtaTtie thy bardF
WhO slnmbeT 60 dream Of sGa8e far distant shore
And bid them sing thee and fy beanti al legends
Or Eiumbsr in silence and shame eyermpre
Land Of the moeking bird, sunlight and beauty
Land Whele the willow beads over the stream
Land where tho OdOr Of sEeet-soenbed h0Wtrs
EBEapJuTszs the senses and FuTturss a dream
Land Of NV bOYhoUd my man hood, nag pumo-
Land Of my seals love, and land Of my birth
Let De sleep where the arm Of thy cypress }
waving.
And grey-eOloEed moses are trailing tha cart
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18
sheriff. sale.

Twelfth Judicial District Court, state Of LOnisi-
ana, Parish of Cal0asieu.--Ho. 1875,
lAuREIIEE TRAHog, 81 al, ye FELIX X. WELSH.
OY VIRTUE OF aD order AID commission Is
ID sued aud to iDe directed By the henoEable
court afore aid ill ollaF for sale 81 pubiie aue-
ton, with the bene6i " appFaisement, At the
pasture and pens ~ james Halland aad Mozart
BTonssaBd at or nesF LaeaasinB III the parish Of
Csieasieu, La, On
saturday. Atsgugt A2sh. Atstsss,
between legal hours the foileR ns described prop,
elty, toWiE
1Wenty-siN sa6l head tnqFe or less) Of stock
cattle.
Terms; Cash On tho spot
DAVID j. REID,
Sheriff or Lalaasieu Parish, Ia.
EtHFih Office, Lake Charles, La, Aug 3 ls98.
.. 2. GoR4iAsi ESQ, Attorney ioE Flaintih
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18
Notice 10 Contractors.

OEALED BIDS will be received by the IN
- dersigned until Monday, August 2isT, for
! he erection aud completion OF a two-stoTy
brick block, to be erected In the city Of Lake
Charles, L.. Plans aud specifications can be
seen at the Office Of d P Kaufman, Architect
over kHapp's drug store Each bid must b,'
accompanied by certified check IN the sum
of $3.50 90 as a guarantee Vf good faith for
the entering into Of the contract.
Address, MILLIGAH a. STONE,
Il Lake Charles. La.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18

THE Southern Home Association, of
Atlanta, Ga, has had a local board here
for some time. Everything went on all
right as long as nothing lout dues passed
through the mails, but when stookhold-
ers asked for loans they were informed
that She principal Office 'twas reliably
infoFmed that the loea board Of direct.
0rB valued property too highly" The
local board valued itself too highly to
care 20 hold ont false Inducements to
borrowers, 60 they resigned in bunch
Ta-ia, Southern Home
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18

The Feliciaaiaa, Published at jackson,
La. Is making charges against the board
of directors Of the insane asylum which
demands Investigation. Il claims that
the law prohibiting members Of boards
Of public institutions from entering into
contracts or furnishing goods to such
Institutions has been violated 10 more
than one instance; in other words. that
gentlemen selected ont of all the people
Of the state as being the best qualified
10 look after the most unfortunate Of
Gods creatures. the insane, are nsing
their position 10 advance their private
fortunes. The Fsliciaaiap offers proof
and deies successful contradiction. and
The press Of the state must require q
rigid invesiigation. Come back from
Chicago and rnn your thumb over the
edge Of that ak. Governor.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18
! o1Ioe u Flaal Aeeounl.


nv FIEREAs. AB1LINIA D9ISE adalinislra-
w triK 81 said sueeasfiaH u said parrish las
fled her Hnal eeeauHt aAa ta9ieaai aee1lnIlzpiea
hF hrr pafifien ID ihe uiuesei t5f NieFk q saiQ
eaaqt 3ppiFiae " hava seid aagalDt aud ahlean
heasel9Aaiaa 81 said ab1Ta laanticniio and Aatiilsl
aaeea5siln- &eW taanfaqtei pnbiie aaAae ss
herebY eiFsn t0 ID parties Interested e ahoV
eanea 81 any iheg haFu - HEiiinE fsttla Ign
lafa nan iila pahieaiipn Aefeof My Ha afHi
fatian sh0Ni8 sel he graasaa. aasa sai1 lHlN9laaA
SIM inside as HEaFai 4gl
Miiuett fhe lq1Drahle G AZ M9lgust latife qi
sad court = l.sde Chafle la laie Agt day Qf
usCa GILL
% NiliEa Glef sala g8aff
AtfafasT
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18
Notice.

pY ORDER of Committee on Teachers, j
II an authorized 10 announce that com
petatiVr Examination will be held in the
Public School House, City OF Lake Charles,
saturday, September "a, fol the purpose OF
filling position made vacant in tWO primary
departments. Examination TO begin " Q a. %,
JN0. AicNEEsE,
253t Parish Supit Publie Schools.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18

GEBuAET ezpends ten million dollars
or iss schools and one hundred and
eigbty-fve millions on its army. The
United States spends one hundred and
fifteen millions on its schools, and ffts-
four nollions on its army and navy
combined. Thank the Lord for that big
salty pond stretched out between us and
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18

TIE New Orleans banks have adopted
heroic remedy 10 reference TO the
saoasy panic now on hand. They will
mot issue TO any one depositor more
than ESQ each day, in cash. For snrDs
in excess Of that amount they issue
certified cheeks which will be received
on deposit by ell the clearing house
banks. This plan was adopted in 1873
and its effect is to prevent drain Cd
the banks through any sudden scare,
and also to put stop 10 the drain on
them through currency being shipped
away and lost sight Of. In the last two
or three weeks several million dollsrs
have been drawn out and hidden
away, and the above plan is sure to put
stop TO it.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18
For Sale Cheap.

ONE RICH THRAsHER, nearly new, and
~ three keapr.S very little used, A good
bargain for one who ueeds them.
Write or apply 10 " REBENTISCH.
(Baryey Canal, Harvey, jefferson Par, La.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18

Opens on the first Monday In September.
English aUd German will be ranght, aud chill
dren may take either or both courses without
extra ch rye. The paste! of the German
Lutheran church will be the teaeheri In charge.
25 81
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18

Some one has figured np that the
members Of President Glegeland's
cab,nsl, vito the exception of MesEers-
Smith ard Bissel, have had 40 exten-
siye experiences il running for Office.
Vice President Stevenson has aspiFed
seven amee, being auecessful ihlef
times aad defeated fouE times. Score
targ Gresham las been defeated both
li,pes ahea he asked lar The plblie's
saffTags Secretary Carlisle haH been
eleeied Twelve times and has neYel
suffered defeat. Secretary Isamoat Ess
besten The ealg iiaie Ne ran. Seure-
taTy Herbert has 81 unbFakeu record
of eigh victories and SeeFelsgY Morton
90 equally nnhsaken record gf eiahi
deieata TGe efasideHi himself isa,
won fige Times na lost twice onet
Is q tsaiisie for ihe presidency aaf
once Hhsn he wanted 70 she disiriei
aisorneg II kfie comfy
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18

welfth Judicial District Court, State Of Louis
ana. Parish Of Calcasieu--hO- l95s
DAVID D. WAIAER vs. HIS CREDiIoRs. :.

DN VIRTUE Of an order and a Commission.
ID 10 mr directed by the honorable court aiOTe-
said will otier i8r sale at public auction to the
last and highest bidder Al the steam mauuiactOFy
building lately occupied and operated by the said
David E. Walker. ne-T and south Of the CITY OF
Lake Charles Calcasieu parish La. on
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18

dR N4OHAMHANAs

The next Annual Session Of tho NQileaei i,si
school and II sophie NeRc9ulp aiell9f-4
lege for Women 0p- rs October ~ ,st
Entrance Exanlinatieur September va ~ wv ses
The College Is en- eqlipped Hiia ~ 80 Nj
and Labosatoftes FOR Classical, Li1ei4A's
Scientific Work 80 au1
The University grants about One Hnnl 4isb
Fifty Scholarships u tie Gqliagiale 41a b ~
School Departments. Eaeh senator ~ IA y. q
sentative "a tbs state hes lle app9la...s3 .s3a., IA
one Scholarship which eaaiels tfqa iais
The Wh0la course.
For lurEhef information. aadre es#,rr.
WI D. ktlfflifs aee
Wa. PRESTON JOIN s1QAi
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18
Fer Sale.

NNE PAIR Of young, thoroughly broken
~ Mules, for sale at g bargain. Also 8
wagon. Apply to
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18
Raallione NsNaranteaa.

Money can IS Deposited ii bank iaf
unln position is s6earad Sene iqr Esd.
logns b Dian4hoh Couealsaaie ieH 4 ~ M rs
Enter aay iias iaatioa tAis pagaf
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18
syndIc,s sale.
!. p. FORRlsTER ID. rs CREDlTORs

welfLh Judicisl District Court, Parish Of CslCa-
sieu, State Of Louisiana, No l96i.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18
Germ an Lutheran school

New AdverrisemenIs.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-08-18
For sale ar ERellt

Al STORE BUILpIsH 90 the 9z
"a ll1n in North Lake lhafls epraH
Apply n h'
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-06
Blackened Electric Lam Bulbs.

The users Of incandescent lamps fire.
quently have occasion 10 complain Of a re-
duction Of the amount Of light supplied to
them through the blackening Of the bulbs
and are apt to put the blame on the CEN
trail station from which their current is de-
rived. Professor Elihu Thomson now tells
US that this blackening of the bulb IL no
body's fault and cannot be avoided in the
present state OF the art of incandescent
lampmaking. The deterioration of incan-
descent lamps has often been laid to the
bombardment of gas molecules, but Pro-
fessor Thomson Is convinced that in a well
exhausted lamp it Is due almost entirely to
evaporation by high temperature. Just as
ice evaporates in vacuo, SO carbon acquires
in vacuo a certain volatility ut an increas-
ing rate OF the temperature. In this way
the f1lament ia worn away and deposited in
minute particles on the inside Of the bulb.
Exchange.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-06
FLOWER N TREE.

The tallcst tree OF enrth, no fur ~ known
Mt present, is 4 gum tree lately measured In
the Capo Otway range Victoria. This
Eucalyptus reKnnns ~ 415 feet high.
Plants breathe through the ''stomata'' or
breathing pores In the leaves. In case the
plant or tree Ii OF the lenfiess variety the
stem, which is also provided with stornata,
performs the Office OF breathing.
The Japanese persimmon has been grown
for soma years past In parts Of the western
shore 81 Maryland, protected from early
frosts by the proximity Of the Chesapeake.
It Ia believed that Commodore Perry first
sent the seeds Of the Japanese persimmon
to the United States In 1850.
One Of the most remarkable productions
OF tho isle OF Chico IL the celebrated
barometer trees" which grow In great
profusion in all the salt marshes. In dry
weather the bark Of this natural barometer
Is M smooth and white as that Of the syca,
more, but with the near approach OF storms
these characteristics vanish like magic and
the bark turns black.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-06
Looking For q Safe Place,

The street near the Carthage fair grounds
was crowded with street cars, buggies and
wagons. In the midst of the hurry and
push an old son of Erin attempted to cross
the street. He was run into by a horse and
knocked down, but not seriously hurt. AS
a sympathetic bystander helped him to a
place of safety and brushed the dust off his
clothes, he cautioned him thus: Pat, you
shouldn't have tried to cross In such a
crowd, old rs you are. Always be on the
safe side" Faith" said Pat, q phwere
is the safe slider I thought this wan was.
Me ole woman was afther me with a broom
sthick on the other. That was no safe
soide, sure. "-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-06
Rare Autumnal Sports IN the Wilds
Of tho Adirondack Noun
tAinS.
The Great Fascination OF Shoot
ing the Timid Deer at
Nighttime.
! uring the Prey From Retreat with
FIarinE Lnstern-W Waiting Patiently
for Many Hours.
Especial Correspondence.I

PAUL SMITHS, N. Y, Sept. 2s,-Just
when those who come to the A~dirondacks
In search OF everyday country pleasures arc
turning their faces cityward the autumn
hunting senson begins. and for some weeks
after the last deer has been lawfully slain
this mountain region Is a glory and . de-
light.
For weeks every sportslnan's nerves have
been on edge ut evidences that his prey is
within reach. Now and then, looking far
across the lake, some n Of the campers
has seen in the water a brownish nose or IN
antlered head moving rapidly through the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-06
T AHsx P!LLs!

DR.. Csson's Reliable Compound for LADIES are
sAfe. I rsTpA EfestpH. ahs original end only
s..isa; Advise Me- OXGUN size ca. ksS
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-06
How's This!

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catar. that sannot be
cured by Halls CatRrrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY a. Co., Props, Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned, have known r. J.
Cheney for tho last dftesn years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all bss-
mess transactions and financially able to
carry ont any obligation made BY their
firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists. t.
ltdo, q.
| WaldinC. Kinnan u Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. q.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly from the blood and mucoua
surfaces of the system. Price 75 cents Der
BEETLE. Sold BY al druggists. Tsstimon-
tals frse.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-06
Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching piles are known BY moisture like
Precipitation. causing intense itching when
warm. This form as we'll - blind. bleed
ING or rrotrudinE. yield At once 10 Dr.. Be-
sanko's Pile Kennedy, which acts directly
on parts effected, absorbs tanners, allays
itching AID effects q psrn cure. 30 cts.
Druggists OF n.il. Circulars free. DR..
Bosanks, Philadelphia. Pa. Sold BY H. II.
PaYohsn d o.. Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-06

This formula OF Ayers ga rsapa'illa II
we'll known to the medical profession. and
univs sally approved. Tho reputation Of
the firm guarantees excellence and mi
fornity 10 the medicine. and the world
experience for nearly half q century has
fully dom cnst, atsd its value.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-06
A Boon for LadIes,

French Tansy Tablets ar, for the relief
and euro of painful AMI irregular msnses
rnd will rcnovo all obst' actions. no mat
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