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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-05
Asks for Divorce.

Mary E. Dunbar has filed suit for divorce
from Frank Z. Dunbar, alleging cruelty,
drunkenness and failure to provide as
causes for the separation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-05

Jennie Cromback. the shoplifter arrested
by patrolmsn Duty. pleaded guilty in the
Criminal Court yesterday to two indict-
ments charging her with petit larceny.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-05
"yavs" Before the Cadi.

The following Is the list of arrsignments
and pleas in the Criminal Court yesterday:
Arthur Hawkins. petit larceny. guilty;
Harry Williams. petit larceny. not guilty:
Frank Glrton. petit larceny. guilty; Will
liam Clark. grand larceny. not guilty; Pat
rick Farrell, petit larceny. not guilty; Jen-
ME Cromback. petit larceny. guilty; jennie
Cromback, petit larceny, guilty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-05
Sent to the Grand Jury.

Roy LsrimOre. o boy who drove away
with a horse ana buggy q few days ago
and was arrested by pstrolman Corrigan
for grand larceny. waived arraignment in
the Police Court yesterday morning and
was held for the action of the grand jury.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-05
Receiver for a Remedy Company.

Harry Bowser was appointed receiver of
the Occidental Veterinary Remedy Com
pany yesterday afternoon upon the appli-
cation of Sarah G. Howlitt He gave bond
in the sum OF 5000 with George Bruce,
bailiff of Room !, as surety. 81
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-05
HIGH GRADE VEHICLES
At Factory Prices.

Surreys-$SO and up.
Buggies-S5J and up.
Road Wagons-$3O and up.
Light Spring Wagons-S35 and up.
Heavy Spg. WagOns-SAJ and up.
Delivery Wagons-S6O and up.
Carts-S9.7J and up.
We show 100 styles OF Vehicles the floor. Write
for catalogue. ROOTS d COMPANY.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-05

Dumped GArbage INTO the Hun. d
Charles Bell was fined IN tho Police Court
for dumping garbage into Pleasant rum
He appealed to the Circuit Court. Yester-
day the case came up in that court and he
was fined S..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-05
NAVAL VETERANS REUNION.
Committees on Arrangement and Reception
Announced by Colonel Lilly.

Chairman Lilly. OF the citizens execu-
tive board. 9. A. r.. announces the follow
ing committees on the reunion of naval
veterans who will come to Indianapolis dur
ing the week preceding the G. A. r. National
Encampment. and for whom arrange
ments will be made the same as for the G.
A. X. veterans.
Committee on Reunion of Naval Veterans
John b. Writ, captain commanding State Naval
Veterans. chairman eX offico; Robert Denny
vice chairman; Samuel Sawyer, secretary; How
rector.
Naval Reception COMMUNICATIONS Admiral
George Brown. U s. N, chairman; George W. Dry
er. X. IL. Power. Joseph Dryer, w iam Il. Jeffries.
Barnard Archibald. James f. White. Frederick
Kleis, William p. Smith. Michael Roach. John q.
Rose Charles T.. Merriteld. Gordon Wait John
p. Hart, John A. NJ. Cox. Robert j. Heller Rich
ard p. Craft, all Of indianapolis; John Black, of
Marion; William Commons, of Union City; 3. p.
fayette; Thos. G.. Underdown, OF Washington;
q. V. Menzes. of Mt Vernon.
The naval veterans will remain in
Indianapolis during the G. A. r. encamp.
ment. and will participate in the grand re-
view and parade on Tuesday of encamp-
ment week. Commander-in-chie Weissert
having extended to them, through Admiral
Osbon. commander Of the Naval Veterans
Association of the United States, an invita-
tion TO join in the parade.
Talk of n Floral Display.
committee representing the florists of
Indianapolis yesterday afternoon called on
Executive Director Fortune and asked if
the arrangements for the entertainment of
the visitors during the week OF the en-
campment could not embrace q floral dis
play at some point in the central
part of the city, where flower g
could be made in the form OF
flags. corps badges and Grand Army
emblems. Some attractions of this kind
were provided in Washington and Boston
by private enterprise. or outside of the at
rangemen Is Of the local committees. Mr..
Fortune thought il would be difficult to
find suitable ground in the central part of
the city which would not necessarily be re-
quired for other purposes. but asked that
the committee submit definite plans of
what the florists would undertake TO do.
and promised prompt answer as to what
could DO expected from the executive man
agement of the encampment. The florists
will report q definite proposition In a few
days, and the conversation with the eXecu-
tive director encouraged them TO believe
that arrangements would be made for
the display. If found practicable.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-05
Indianapolis & VilcenneS Railroad Company


The annual meet ting of the stockholders of the IN
diana polls & Nincennes Railroad Company viii be
held a. the principal ONCE of the compa ~ in The city
Of Indianapolis. Ind. on
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-05
MONEY SHARK In TROUBLE
Wrote a Threatening Postal Card TO a
Victim and Got Uncle Sam After Him.
Pleas in the Criminal Court-"Yags" Before
the Police Judge-Verious Minor
Matters in the Courts.

Charles G. Ludwig. q money lender with
an Office at No. Is Virginia avenue. was
held for the action of the federal grand
jury by Commissioner Van Buren, yester-
day afternoon for violation of the postal
laws His bond as fixed at $500. which he
gave. with William Ii. Hammonds. another
money lender as surety. Ludwig was ar
rested by Deputy United States Marshal
Stewart. upon a complaint filed by Post
office Inspector Fletcher. charging him with
having deposited In the postoffiee q card
which contained matter rejecting I'M nr-
iously upon the credit of Ida NJ.
Harrison. residing at No. Is Blsckford
street. Mrs. Harrison owed Ludwig some
money for which he held chattel mortgage
on her household goods. His son. who does
all the correspondence for Ludwig. sent
her postal card telling her If she aid not
call at the office he would be compelled to
make o trip to see her and it would not be
pleasure trip. The card closed with an
injunction not to disregard this last
warning" The whole thing grew out Of q
series of transactions with various money
sharks. Several months ago Mrs Harrison
borrowed $40 from one of them and has
since borrowed from others to pay OFT this
amount In about nine months since she
borrowed the amount she has paid TO the
SHARKS over S24 and is still indebted S17.
"vags' Before the Cadi.
There was q varied assortment of "vsgs"
in the Police Court yesterday morning
brought in from the raid in the Vandalia
yards. Some of them were we'll dressed,
and were veritable gentlemen OF leisure;
others were shabbily clothed. and some
scarcely clothed at all. The Cadi cast his
eagle eye" over the lot. and picked out an
even half dozen whom he fined $50 and cost
each, and they went out to the workhou
in default of payment. Four Of the num-
Der were released on commitment. with
the understanding that they should forth
with shake" the oIty. aud the cases against
three of them. who proved to be working
men in search Of honest employment were
dismissed. Hosea Pierce one of the num-
Der. was fined slC0 and costs for carry lng
concealed weapons and sent to the work
house In default of payment.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-05
AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS
Commodity Rates Revised by the Chi
cag0 & Ohio River Traffic Association.
New Classification that Will Practically Re-
suit in Slight Advance-The Party
Rate Question Not Settled.

So small was the attendance at the meet
ing of the central traffic committee on re-
iations to Southern roads. called for yester-
day at 10 A. M., that no important matters
were taken M. Another meeting will be
called, to he held In Cincinnati the latter
part OF this month.
The members OF the Chicago and Ohio
River Traffic Association freight depart
mentl met at the Bates House ct 10 A. NJ. yes
terday. and the entire day was taken uD In
revising she commodity rates and restoring
TO their regular classification u number OF
articles which have been carried under the
commodity rates. There are about eighty
articles which have been carried at such
rates for some time past. and the number
has been considerably reduced ny restora-
tion to classification. While this means a
slight ad ance on such articles, there will
be no advance on the more important
articles which have come under the COM
modify rate list The Chicago and Ohio
River Traffic Association takes such action
attbe request of the Central Traffic Ass0-
ciatIon IN order that there may be more
uniformity the territory covered and adj
jecent TO that of the two associations. IL Will
prevent n good deal OF clashiDg between
roads over the difference IL commodity and
classified freights.
The general passenger agents OF the roads
In the Chicago and Ohio River Traffic Assoc
citation. who met in Cincinnati on Wednes-
day. accomplished but little. an 1 the Off
erals yesterday returned to their respective
headquarters. After heated discussion of
several hours over the party-rate question
the W hole matter was referred to the vice
presidents and the general managers of the
several roads for settlement; consequently
the only rates now in force in the Chicago
and Ohio River Traffic Association terri
tory 10 the worlds fair are based on 81. 80.
Indianapolis to Chicago. one way. and s.
for the round trip; or $3.50 Cincinnati or
IouisvilIe TO Chicago one way and S12 the
round trip parties of ten or more faring no
better than single passenger.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-05

at o'clock D. u for the election of directors
for the ensuing year and the transaction of
such other business may properly come before the
meeting :. d. LIGGETT, Secretary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-05

The right of way has been secured into
the heart of Toledo for an electric railway
which Will connect Toledo and Detroit.
The scheme is being backed by two noted
Michigan men who are abundantly able TO
carry out the proiect-Senator James Me-
MILAN and millionaire Joy. The capital
stock will be abous S6O0.0OO. and it is pro-
posed to carry passengers between the two
cities for $50. as compared with $500 by
ateam Tailroada
The Helena independent., 1893-09-19
THE STARTEre


The average price Of fresh omnibus horses
In London is abont Si65.
Maud s and Sunol will be exhibited In
October at the Worlds fair.
The track Mt Dundee, N. j.. was sold re-
Gently to George II. Engeman for 10000.
Sam Gamble is the prime mover In tho
work OF building new race track In tho
vicinity of San Francisco.
Never allow horses in field with n barbed
wire fence separating them from other
horses, says The Iorsemnn.
King Solomon was liberal horse buyer
He sent agents to Egypt and paid as high
as a., 600 to $1,000 for steeds of the desert.
Fides Stanton. a15H, who got out Of
form and was retired, has been given q
daily lake swim and shows rapid improve
ment.
The Monmouth Park association has
served papers on the New York Tribune
and the New York Times in criminal libel
suits of $4,000 each.
Trainer Budd Doble first answered the
bell 28 years ago at Newark, o. Doble
then was but boy, and n was campaign
ing Stephen A. Douglas.
Chesapeake, the noted old time race
horse, died Aug. 22 at Baker City, Or lie
was the first horse to defeat Ten Broeck in
u three heat race, running the third heat In
/ 1:43.
Hulda, 2:osll, is very peculiarly marked.
On the left side of her face are u lot Of
freckles; in her forehead is little white
mark, and there is an immense dimple in
her neck.
Some Of the trainers are now using cush-
ioned tire wheels on their sulkes instead
of the pneumatic, claiming that they are
as fast as the latter and that they will
wear much longer.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-19

NOTICE TO Co-OWNERS 10 MlCUAFL
~ Neilsna. Henry llcher and john Wal,
lehsteni ions arc holeby nutlhed that |
work, sh9r anu inproN Nemonls upnn tho Nols"n
quartz loao claim in i,lne Cloud mining dtetrieti
county or Lewis and Clarke, Montana, ns WI
ani@&' hy certificate fllel August -, lasA, in tho
office "f the recorder OF said county, in order T."
hold SAID PROMISES nndor tho prosisions of 500
holnS the amount ,eaulrca to hold the ,amo for
the year romms ncing January |, iSh, TO tho yonr
ending December 30. 1873, and il within ninety
yuVl aaye aftar tho service of thia no,ire ny pub
lication yon fail or refusp to conribute Your
proportion OF rnch expenditure Tor reproronta-
tioh work for the yenrs aforesaid oo-uwuers,
your intersst In said cain will become tho
property 81 the unsiersignsd uuder eaid scott
.,R1 OF tho REVISED Statutss % tho United
ttatos, CHAhLES hELSUN
sitst publication Aug. 20. 1888.
Dated Helena Montana Aus. ~, 1898
The Helena independent., 1893-09-19

NOTICE. OF SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK.
~ The go Mining & Milling Company OF
Montana Butte. Works located three and one
half miles from Butte. Silver Bow county, Mon
tana.
Notice.-Ihereis is delinquent upon the following
descrlbed stock on account of assessment levied
the 18th day of July. 1893, the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective share
holders as follow
George Dausman 13 certift ates numbered 6s4
to 664 inclusive and sc to b67 inclusive, each
for lOo shares Amount due on each share q
Dennis O'Leary. 1s certificates numbered eis
to obo inclusive, each for 100 shares. Amount
E. {. BabcocS. % certificates numborel 1916
to 1870 inclusive. each for 100 sl.arss. Amount
due on each share y cent. Total $l2. 80.
Fam Schwab. l certiticnte numbered 1883 for
100 shares Amount due on each ehare 4. cent.
Total SO ceats.
to $3.50 inclusive each for 100 ehares Amount
due on each share u cent. Total $3.50
G.. j, letirunniEen. certificates numbered
55i3 to S,M7 inclusive, each for 100 shares
Amount due on zach share \ cent. Total $50
d. q. Sill imam, IL certificates numbered 5,Sl5
to $3.50 inclusive, each Tor 40 shares; Amount
due on each share = cont. Total s..
Fred l.. MOI roll. ~ certificates numb bored g. 1856
to 6le0 inclueiye. and G659 % 6,672 inclusive
each for l99 90 share; Amount due on each share
F. Knecht, 2certitcates nun bsred C,217 and
6,2l8, each for 100 shares. Amount due on each
share u cent Total III
G,S56 inclusive. each for 100 shares. Amount
due on zach share a cent. Total $40.
Chas +. Clodiue. 10 certificates numbered
6.S6s to 6,377 Inclusive, each for 100 sh res
Amount due on each share X cent Total s..
And in accordance with law 80 many shares of
each parcel of said stock us may g necessary
will bo sol d at the east front door of the court
house in the city Of st ouis. stato of Missouri,
on the 2Sd day of September, 1888. at the hour Of
one o'clock u. m. Of said day 10 psy tho said de-
hnquent assessment thereon. together with the
costs OF advertising and cxponses Of sale.
JOllN L, MENfR
Secretary of said company
Room No. 40 Commercial Bui ding, st. Louis,
Mo-, oihce of said company
The Helena independent., 1893-09-19
A Saffron Colored Index

Of the condition of q bilious stomach and
slcggish liver is the human countenauoe
Not only the skin, but the eyeballs. arc
tinged with the yellow hue when the bile
gets into the blood. Bssides this, sick
headaches ensue, the tongue becomes
furred. pains are felt In the liver and
th'ouRh the right shoulder blade. and dz-
ziness Is experienced npon rising from n
sitting or reeumbent posture by the billions
invalid. For these and other indications
of biliousness Hostetts 9 Stomach Bi,ters
is sovereign remedy. 1t is also efficn cious
In chills and fever, dumb ague. ague cake,
inactivity Of the kidneys and bladder,
lntes. restores digestion and sleep, and
tends greatly to mitigate the iniirmities of
The Helena independent., 1893-09-19
Ax,ur East-aavs Tlno.

Going 10 Chicago snd cast your shor,
ou,ck routo Ia via ~. Paul and "rhe NoftL
western Line" Leave Bate 6,46 =. m..
Helena lo:lb a. m. to-day, reach st. Paul
6:bY a, N, second day, connecting with fast
csv train of "The Northwestern Line"
ipC Chicago 9.sb p. ID. same aHy. making
lcss than sixty three hours from Butte and
lsss an sixty hours from Helcn,. which Ia
several hours iess time than via any othcr
line to Ch ioaRa.
This sa5 r. m. arrival In Chicago insures
conn cotton with all the principal lines ifon
Chicago east and "The Northwestern
Lane" Ia tho only line from b. Paul that
oAkss all of these eoaneottcns In ObissGo.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-19
To Stamp Collectors.
Cancelled Postngc Stamps For Palo OF
Exchange.

have n very large stock Of cance'lod
stamps OF India China Euglard, Hong
Kong, Jaran, Philippine Islands, Coy
Ion, Strnts Settlements, Turkey and
Siam, as vol rs duplicates Of those Of
various parts OF Euro. 9. Address,
Il. w. LORA,
No. 53 West l3Sd ST., Now York. s. S. A.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-19

THIS pApER !, ,kspt on file att, c.
Agency. "a aud - Merchsnts Exchange. Sun
francisco, Cal, whore contrasts for advertising
can be nlaio for it
The Helena independent., 1893-09-19
cHER1FI's sAIF-THE COMMONWEALTH

- Title ", Insurance company, plaintiff vs.
Alfred &. Witherbee ct a. defendants
Under and by virtue of an ordor OF tale and do
cree of foreclosure and sale issued out of tho
district court Of the First judicial district Of the
Lewis and Clarke. on the seth day of august.
A. D. 1888, in the above entitled acton, wherein
the he above named pl.intid, Obtained judgment Judgment
h,red az TtAe5ess Sidney WhsT
!. IT, E. e1 Cru cher, VIM weinr:h HHt JUN John
Thornton. Nels 4. W.lburs, v: I. sm.lley, s.
+. A. Conner, Edward Brnhan. defendants, on the
Both day of August, A. ID: 1898, for the. sum
of st752e4 beeides interest, costs and at at
day Of August A. D. 1893 recorded in judg-
nent book No; : of rr;d court at rasc =.
pieces or parcels OF land, situate, lying and be-
Ing in the county of Lewis and Clarke, State
Of hontan,. and bounded and described as fo-
lots hye g, and six gsl, in block one hun
ton to the city Of Helena. situated in the noTtn..
eat quarter of the northeast quarter I'M 4 OF
ne NJ of section twenty-ti1 (2t). township ten
uoll north of range four (y west. said lois to-
soas ess sao Of
and twenty-five Q2s) feet deep to es shteeu foot
alley, and bounded on the east by Linden street,
ecrih d upon tho official at Of said rsdford
addition. filed in the ONCE of the county ra-
cordor of said county OF Lewis and lArke state
of Montana.
Together with all and singular the tenements,
here litanents and appurtennnces thereunto be-
oPT1t or II thnt
the day Of Saptemb,r. A. d. 1892. at II o'clock
m of that day at the front door of the court house,
will, in obedience said order OF sale and decree
of foreclosure and sale soil the above described
property much thereof may ho
necessary to satisfy said judgment with interest
and COSTS to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF Sep
tember, A. d. lSaS.
CHARLES u. CURTIS. Sheriff.
Iy FRxD f. hoss, Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-19
CATIONS 'SNERVE TONIC
AND VlTALiZER.

Quickly cures general and nervous debility
spinal exhaustion. Neurasthenia etc.
Completely, perfectly ami permanently rejuv-
snatinS the vital energies; Increasing nervous
power, renewing the ambition Of youth and the
enersatei, exhausted, deyitalizoi. or overworked
men and women lerfect constitutional powers.
tts extraordin1ry curative powor mauifests
itsolf almost immediately IL Is taken. On this
point the svidonra of those who have taken It 10
uniform and positive, They say thsy can feel
the effect of every dose doing them good 1t is
powerful norve iuSisorating tonic, inlpartiuS lts
restorative influence through tho medium of the
perNous system to every organ AMI tissue in tho
body. II makes but little ditto euce whether the
conettsnt ntlonsl ViEor a. hsen nndormtued by
acute disease, oSerwurk or certain mischievous
indlselenoq; or Whether the broken down con-
diuou is called by name other, 80 long No
thore is nr&ons exhaustion, general or local
weakness so long as auorvation sud debility arc
tho typr of the siiment, 'his is the remedy
ovaT.mNnt.l or hysical eAettsun, harde ship,
exposure hidden drains, oepr o. or who have
broHaht upon tn ';nselYesa seri's of nflioions BY
isnurantly or wiifully violating natures laws.
will lind In Catons Nitaiisor and Nerve Tonlo
the remedy for their oArtain relief 1t speedily
romovos al ovsGenoes of progressive pkysiual
deteriot alton. and restor the enfcelad suorgies
WnENEvEH ifiERr is any wa,sne. Of tho
vital organs, nervousnpas, preelrhtions OF tho
phys'esi or moAInl energies: cnhta7on OF ideas.
lack of self confidence, irritahiiy II tcnlper,
molSnoholy, comardlcc, Menkness Of the kncSa
aud back. palpitstsn of the heart. drassi pain
IN tho lions, hsadacho irritation of tho kidneys
an hladior: milky urine, rernlCions and hidden
wastes rosut,ng i'll a failure of the me nal aud
physical powers constituting m inpedinant to
tIccFss and untittiug him or her for the duties
and responsibilities OF lifo, il is the remedy par
eSceionco,
single package will be sufficient to naugnr.
atn tho work of regeneration. aud cnre in many
cAses But stubborn oases often require more, Il
will ba fsnt postpaid, secured from observation.
or ~ on per package, or packages FOR SauO.
Address ali orders 20
CATION MED. Co. Boston. Mas.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-19
GHERIFF's sALE-JEROME WHEELOCK
- plaintiff, va. n. w. Mcconnell, Mamie Il
Mcconnell, rank W. Met onnelt and the
uhomne rusa Savings Ennk defentants

SHERIFF's sALE-JE7oME wHErLoCK,
- plaintiff, Va. n, w.. Mcconnell. Mamie L
Thomas truss Savings Ennk. defendants
decree Of for closure and sale issued ont of the
district court Of the rst judicial district of the
state Of Montana. in and tor the county of Lewis
AMI larks the 20th day OF August. A. D., 1893
Wheslock, the above named plaintiff, obtained
= Judgment and decree of foreclosure AMI ts, @
against n. W, Net onnsll annie Il. MeCon-
nell. Frank W. McConrel and the homns
Cruso Savings BANK, defendants. on tho 29th
nay OF August A. d. 1893, for the sum Of
$5ls3S3. besides interest costs and attorneys fees
gust A. ID. 1898. rocorded In Judgment book No. -
Of said court at pase am commanded to
sell all that certain .o,, pieoe Or paroel Of land
situate. lying and being in the county OF Lewis
described rs follows to Wit
Lots numbered six l6) and seven ~. in block
numbered thirty nine of tho riginal Iownsite
OF the City OF hslsna in said County and state;
each Of said lots h,ving frontage on fifth
avenue of thirty (S0) feet and having depth OF
ono hund rad Nol) feo. moro or ess. The more
map or plat of snid tnwnsits on lilo as provided
by Inv In the Office Of tho county recorder OF
said county Icing b reby made art hereof.
Together with all and singular tho tcnements
hsred tnrnsnts and Appurtonances thereunto b.
longing or in anywtro appe7tninin9
ublio notice Is hereby given that on Saturday
the I'D day OF onptem ber. A. D. 1893 81 u O'Clock
house, hslcna, Levi. and Clarke county, Mon
tAna, | will, In obsdienca to said order of ealo
aud doero, OF fore closars and sale soil the aboso
b. necasssry TO satisfy raid judgment, with In
tsres and costs, TO tho highest aud b'st bidder.
for eash In hand
Given under my hand this sO,h day OF Au-
VHARLEs d. CURTIS, sheriff.
Iy IREp h. Hoss. Under Shorih.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-19
A Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching piles are known by moisture like
perspiration. causing intense itohine wher
warm. This form as we'll q blind. bleed
ing or rrotrudinR, yield at once to DR.. b.
sanko's Pile Remedy. which aots directly
on parts effected, absorbs tnmors. allayl
itching and sffsots permanent oure. 60 OTIS
Druggists or m II. Circulars free. DR.
BosanAu, Philndelphis. Pa. Sold by H. NJ
Parchen & Co., Helena.