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PROPOSALS FOR WOHK HOHsEs AND
BUILDING MAIIHlALS


JocEs Mlesoula o.. Mont. March 9. islL \
feaed proposals. endorsed ~ rorn-als for
WORK Horses or II uild ng Mater al. A. tho
c4-o may be- and aldro-fed To tleunter. irned ID
Juofu hissoula county. Mont will b. received
al this agency uuttl one % clock % Ia q
Monday. March -. 1894. for furnishing and de-
liverinE NJ this agency a variety Of buii ding ma
etc. full let snd description % which may Q
obiaiued b. application 20 the undersiRncdi aud
twenty t.Ul " ora horses. Co conform with the ful-
lowing specifications. vig
sprCIFIckTI0ss.
iors1s a. be- either geld ~ or mares. Young
mot over ak yearsI, sound in every WAY
thoroughly broken 20 harness and true and 4,
weigh 100 poun 10 zach or os r.
All animals offered tor delivarT under a com
tract Will he subject TO a rIEld INSPECTION
Bile fur building materials NUT show tho
proposal price Of each Article offered for DO
liVery under a contract.
The right IL 70 ervsd 10 reject auY or ali bids
or any tart 81 any bid IL deome for tho be-t
interests Of the service
tEnTtFIEu rHEHEa
ach bid must be accompanied bTa certified
CHECK or draft upon some United state ileunsi-
tori or solvent natiuual bkuk in the Viriulfy -
the residence ~ the bidder maize uatAh q 10 tho
order - the commissioner % tndifn affairs For
A. least i've Dor cent of the amount Of tho pro-
posal, which check or daft wi b. forfeited
% the United states in cas- any bidder ~ IA idea
receiving an award shall fail fo promptly ora-
cute a contract with god and sufficient surs-
lies. otherwise q b. returned 10 the bidder
lids accompanied by cash ia lieu Of q certified
check viii not b. considsr-d
FOR any further Information apply 20
Jtbtlh O.. GARTER.
U. ,. Indian AgfnL
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What a pity it. is that our girls are
brought mp TO regard marriage as almost
as inevitable as death 10 haudicaps them
from the start in their intercourse with
men. While they always have the feeling
Of being on parade for inspection there can
De- no uauuralness or simplicity. II girls
were taught to regard matrimouy as pos
sihlc, blt not taught also that
q career iu which work. with achievement.
is possible 20 a woman, that life without
matrimCny may still be a life Of useful
ue-- and Happiness fancy there would
Doe more ease of manner I'm the social rela-
uonS 81 men and women and more hene-
fetal friendships between them.-New
FORK Recorder
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PROMPT RELIEF comes 20 the woman
suffering from any Of the painful disorders
aud arrangements peculiar 90 her sex IL she
accepts the help that's offered DR. Pierces
FuVorite Prescription IS the oniu medicine SO
certain Ina is effects that it can he gtaran-
trfd. Tn every case. if 10 doesn't benefit or
cure. your money j. returned
Beautiful women know how much they
owe a. guu,l health II YOU wish 90 h. beau
tiful, keep the natural functions Of the body
in proper state and you'll D. healthy.
A train Of disorlcrs follow tho derange-
ment OF the womauiy functions For nervous
prustration, eXcitahility, iainting spells, dir.
illness, spasms, commissions, or " fits this
remedy relieves and cures.
Take 10 when You suffer from sleepless-
ness, hackache and hearing down sensations,
for the prompt rciief u imparts.
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1925.

Attractive brick cottage, 8 rooms,
pantry, brick cellar, barn, shed
city water. corner lot on Eleventh
avenue. This house IS IN excellent
repair, neat lawn, fences. 1915
down. balance on time at eight
per cent
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Is IHE DISTRICT COURT or THE FIRST
Judicial district Of the state of BiontAnA
in and for the county Of owls and Clarke. NO.
ties Co. - dltors fatate o. he coca Frances
Zones deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned. all
james. deceased, 10 the crodi ors of aud
All uerfons havint claims against tho sail
deceased Co exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers " thin fau months after The frsr pub
LEGATION o. hes notice tu the said amin iatratur
the law nfi CO Of Massana lullArt room IS tIu A
block, ia the city OF Helena in the county 81
Levi aud clarke. state o. Montana. az sane
he NJ the place for tho Transaction Of he
business OF said estate 10 the county Of ew.s
and tlarke.
JACOB a. JONI
Admiuistrator Of the Estate Of ebecca Frances
Jones deceased.
Dated March A., l9gt
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She-He took her for Do sg.l, on thac'lT.
and told her how much Doe l4.sl L.-
He-That's a dangerous pace tu propose
70 a girl.
She-Whyi
Hc-She might throw Lim over Halo.
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s-rer~~~r~~------~>-s-~s--
FOR SALE MGR HOUSEHOLD FuhNi-
turs, consisung q hne oak bad room set
rarpeta writing deaE. aofal. chhira stoves, etc 3
for sale ~ . harGaia b. parties teAvtns town ~
ilah North htattis. just north OF fighth asenue
EuR sALE = GoOD FURNITURE tOh
L sale cheap a. 1921 6aliatin street
T-OR sALE-ALL KIN - on ~ tDs; At
4 ply 20 $40 North Main street.
AAANTFD-TWO THOUSAND KWE sharp
W on time. Win Eiye the best Of real estate
security and sheep and their Increase. Address
}. ,. Purcell. agent Lisbon. \. u.
IrOR sALE-A SCHOLARSHIP IN EN0Lt-
Il horns business College. ApplI a this
ofice.
IN Will Gust YOU NOTHING TO LEARN
L of guaranteed permanent cure % blood poi
san in thirty days by addressing A. &. Jones. -
adams stfosi. Chicago.
NfARuY-IF YOU WANT A HUSBAND OK
~ wife. rich or poor, send ~ cents Tor matri-
moniAl paper, cent sealed Ia plain wrapper. NJ r.
and ;. DhAhE. Central 4 ank Building, Chi
cago. IN
g. $40 AND s2o GENUINE CONFEDER-
sobs ato bills only ave cents each $50 and sos
bills 10 cents each; 3sc And zoe sninplAsters 40
cents each. 81 and g. bills IS cents each. sent
securely sealed on receipt Of price. Address
ChAs. d. Parker, % 3. Forsyth siresL Atlanta.
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'n can easy o. ger cent ia.t loan
closed Icr cru- primo mor-
'.t'. Ia.Hf |H.. IHr cont. .-rnr.Ing one
h+r .ru HlI actual hl-iuess In bankors'
ri.is o. e PA % i-t for demand md fL.9af1
i-i-l lcrsittl daI tiIl..
thItapo LIVE SICCL
tHfCtg. March De-. tnttIe lesatrt. -.a
.e.l -hlrr1. i've EU head market .te,dv.
Hir b. Hftra -teefs. slaHstl.1s: far L. goof
E- 'iA4rs' a-s1ta %. 1erans. e "a
..fsa Hoceipt- Ya.l head. market ste,dv
iraty. g. lLl0. primo heavy and
N 't.ef- weigAfe. q DustAlO. ass0rts a HIGHT
.N#I I4-
rhHp Receipts. 5HYl head. westerns and
eAl'itii-, $3.50" eco. laut-, a. 00uA2a.
CiurAGOpHODJ.E
h.t farcA I.-H heat Easier. cash.
aH e. May. l-' G.. $3.50
.ru ieady. cash. fiso. Ma a6sc.
ats 10 .cr. caai. Zils c Naf. aIc
l'ork over MAJ. FIl7l July FlosI
tafi i-1uofs Nay. - 80. July So.
hlus Lower Nay, s5.s7a. July.sa55
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INANTED-A MAN TO TAKE AN OFFICE
" AMI represent manufacturer: $50 per
week; small capital required. Address. with
stAnp. NJ I \. DIX ~, Onoord Junction, Mass
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HELP MANIFn-MAI.r-

WANTED-RELIABLE MAN. PERMANENT
position. stamp and references. A. r.
Morris, care this paper.
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WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL.
" house work Inquire At AS W. Lawrsnce
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SITUATION WANTED - BY An INDUS
- trious, middle-Agsd. married man. a. clerk
IN retail house Or traveller Tor a wholesale
house, understands business thoroughly: fftean
years experience. Address JnO. McQuoen, Vic
toria OIoss. 4. T.. J.. CanAda,
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SITUATION WANTED-WOM With BOY
- seven years old wants place As COOK Tor free
fare and best offers. references exchanged. Ad-
dress Mrs. j. r. taft 59l ohio street. 81. Paul,
MINI.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
- girl TO do general homework In small fam
lily. Address No. 3U5 North Rodney street
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SITUATION MANIED-BY A COMPETENT
- bookkeeper; three years' experiences IN va
best references. Address J. ". h. lock pox 4l2
Livingston. Mont.
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WAN1tD-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
" h0usework and cooking. Apply at once,
No. SAL sixth avenue
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SlTU ALTON WANIED-A THOROUGHLY
- experienced AMI competent young lady
heferencea Address 4. johnson II Union
street. Memphis. lenn.
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ron REN1-fUKNIsntD ROOMS.

Z, - =, = !, - 49, - = - -------s~--~-~-~
FOA n N 4 " - OK ii htE ROOMS FUR
a niehed or unfurnIshsd. suitable for light
Housekeeping. with bath Apply At va Eighl h
avenue.
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SITUATION WANTED AS RANCH FORE
- man BY competent and experienced farmer
and + ockrAiser address ueorge heer, EOuldsr.
Jefferson county. Montana.
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~ sf-f,,. -------'---~-~------~---
pms bHAL WILL IOI-lE kAIfUT on
Lilly bloom please communicate v-ifh ber
sl-t'f Addfesa. = n. Williams b1r s8. 81 Wasb-
ingtun ttfeef Chicago
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/, OR RENT ~ FINISHED ROOMS, MOD
ern conveniences. 81 south hodney It
LOR HENT-FUENIsHtD ROOMS IN
suites OF two. so To a per suite com
plete for Housekeeping with folding bed. CAL
al ~ SIXTH avenue.
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W H. Cook, Proprietor.
Montana Midland haiiroad time checks cashed.
sITUATIoNs WANTED-FENALE.
Advertisement. undar tlls Ee-4 tArvs time,
fREE.
SITUATION WANTED-BY GIRL 10 10
- eeneral houseWork IA small family. Address
L. NJ. this oIhce.
SITUATION wANTED-A GOOD SEAM
- Stress would Ike work by the day and will
make up children's clothes 90 order very reason
able. address seam-trer., this office.
SITUATION WANTED WOULD LIKE
- work BY the day huusscleaning OF washing.
ndeistaAds do NJ up lace curtains Address
C. a. L., this Office.
SITUATION WANTED WOULD LIKE pc
- sitioa a. dish washer In hotel or restaurant
address \. j.. Independent Office.
SITUATION wANrED-Io DO GENERAL
homework, by comDetent girl Address
j, M. j., this othos.
SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG LADY
- wishes 10 work for her board while learning
The millinery trade. Address A. b, this Office.
SITUATION WANTED by A REFINED
- widow lady Of 40 position a. housekeeper,
understands che care Of children, and good
cooking; references exchanged Address llU2
clayton avenue, Lenyer, Col.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRsT-CLAss
- cook and house girl Address twelfth ave-
nue. and Idaho street. Norwegian church
SITUATION WANTED BY WOMAN TO
- do any kidd Of work; city or country. Adj
dress sls sixth avenue, upstairG
SITUATION WANTED-WOM With BOY
- seven years old vans place COOK Tor free
are and best offers. re.erences exchanged, Ad-
dress Mrs.. j. 4. taft 59i ohio street. 81. Paul
MINI.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT /
- girl TO do general homework In small fam
lily. Address No. 3Uo North Rodney street
SITUATION WANIED-A THOROUGHLY I
- experienced and competent young lady /
stenographer would ike position in Helena /
references. Address L. johnson Il Union /
street. Memphis. lem
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SITUATION WANTED-BN A FIRST- CLASS
- cook and house girl Address velfth ave-
nue. and Idaho street. Norwegian church.
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81 ate cot Ar-fnfA IN anu iue the
county u' levis and Clarke t.f4
I Zeal First III .lt uGY nf FnhruerV. IN tbs
Jud J. Ist. year 81 our Lord one thouennd
| curt. eight hundred and uiuety-tour.
- JOHN kEAk, Clerk
~ %. q. fnEEHtN Deputy lerk
Mcconnell, Clayberg & uunn. attorneys foE
pla milf.
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Il. @. MeIntire, attorney fol pisiatis '''-
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An Afflicted Bow
Salt Rheum-Intense Pain
Eruptions Healed and Health Re-
stored by Hoods SarsapariIIa.

We have used Hoods SarsaparIlla with great
success in the case Of our boy. When he was
two years old, something resembling letter or
salt rheum came ont ou his face. n was pain
i1i. ana owing ~ The Intense itching the little
one could NOT refrain from scratching the flesh
His face became
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SITUATION WANTED by A REFINED
- widow lady Of 10 a position A. housekeoper,
understands the care Of children and good
cooking; references exchanged. Address llOl
Clayton avenue Lenver. Col
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Eot niLr Al ELEnANT MOaE.h HOME
~ lawrence street. large house. worth
80, 49, L"" 500. your osu terms. Her
tioHal bauk luilding.
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SITUATIONS WANrED-MALk.

Advertisements. LH-ss l4. ls--- u4res time
PRE-.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-08-04
Value of Compressed Air.

In one of the principal public halls
of Paris an engine of e5-horse power
that has been run by steam is now op-
Grated by compressed air with re-
mnrkably satisfactory results The
method by which this is accomplished
is also of peculiar interest. The press
urc of the air in the street main at the
point where this hall is located regis
ters six atmospheres; near the engine
in the pipe is reducing valve which
can bc adjusted to any pressure; and
the air is conducted from the reduc-
tion valve to small coke radiating
device of cast iron, is inches in diam
eter, and having q hollow space IL inches
in diameter in the center, in which
coke is burned small cover is fitted
to the top. A series of vertical spaces
are arranged around the outside of the
central chamber, and into these spaces
mir is introduced ut the normal tenn
perature of air in street mains, where
it circulates up and down until the
temperature is at the desired height,
this depending upon the character of
the fire in the central chamber. From
here the air is conducted to the en-
gine. operating there as in the case;
and the engine maintains all the cleo
trio lights in tho place, besides some
others in the near vicinity. The cx-
haust air is conducted to a large re-
frigerator, where 1t Is of constant
practical service; and the proprietor
states thnt by increasing the air
pressure and by using athe same pres.
sure in the engine us that maintained
IN the street main, he has. with tho
exhaust Dir, manufactured large
quantities OF Ice.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-08-04
A Butterfly Luncheon.

The ancients regarded the butterfly
as so perfect an emblem of the soul
that in Greece the word Psyche, :"
which properly means the human soul
was also used to signify butterfly.
Our young girls, then, determined
that these ''flying flowers" should be
tho prominent feature of their little
fetc. In the center of the table,
above low round basket filled
with growing hyacinths, white, pink,
lilac and yellow, eight or ten
little butterflies were apparently
lowering or lightly poised, on the
blossoms. Made of japanese paper,
some white, some yellow, and
about two inches across the outspread
wings, they represented the most
common species found In this country,
familiarity seen tluttering in couples,
twin SOULS" in our lanes and by
ways. Attached to tiny spiral wires
concealed among the flowers, they
had the tremulous motion that simu-
lated life. A wide pale yellow satin
ribbon was tied around the basket.
The candle shades were of white
crimped paper, with large yellow but
terhies surrounding them; the wings,
just meeting at the tips, were marked
with fantastic designs and the little
nervures slightly traced like the vein
ing of leaf.
1t needs but the most superficial
skill in water color painting to deco
ratc their wings, and every public Ii
brary can furnish colored plates that
arc easily copied. Since there are
over 5000 different varieties, one
could improvise the markings of q
wing and hardly fail to find its coun-
terpart in nature. The little bodies
were mere tiny bundles of paper, di-
vided so as to indicate tho head and
the antennae of fine wire.
At the place of each guest was n
"bonbonneire'' of yellow satin, upon
which was poised largo butterfly,
trembling on its wire as though just
about to take flight. No two were
alike, and each guest claimed to have
been favored in the one assigned her,
us across the wings in quaint gilt let
tering and in zizzag lines she read her
own name.-N. Y. Advertiser.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-08-04

I'm enterprising company has just put
on the market The frame of the me-
chine is composed of several parts,
making it convenient to handle. Tho
total weight is quite uniformally di-
vided tstween the several parts, 10
shown in the engraving, making ma
chine which may be conveniently set
up in stations not provided with ap-
paratus for handling very heavy
weights. The bed is planed to fit iron
slides and is very rigidly constructed,
so as to withstand the strain brought
on it by the weight of the field mag
net The magnet is formed of two
iron castings, both together forming
complete circle, with four inwardly
projecting cores to receive the field
coils. The magnet is bored and
fitted with a pole bushing sur
rounding the armature, which
gives the greatest possible
effective polar arc, and prevents
the disagreeable humming sometimes
observed with toothed armatures un-
der heavy loads and suppresses the
tendency to spark by reason of stray
lines of force The armature is of the
toothed hollow drum type. by a sys-
tenn of end connections, crossing of
the conductors at the leads Of tho
armaturc is avoided, thus reducing the
danger of short circuiting and burn
ing out and permitting OF con-
veniently getting at every wire,
The commutator is massive, and the
.well-known Bellsnap patent woven
wire and graphite brushes are used.
The bearings, which are very large,
are self-lining and self-oiling. The
two terminals are located at opposite
sides of the machine, to avoid the
danger of short circuit The field
cores nre compound wound and the
magnetic circuit Of the machine is
carefully designed with reference to
the reluctance of cast iron, wrought
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-08-04

There are several springs along
the range of the Alloghany mount
aims that are great curiosities
From these springs very consider
able current of hot air passes con-
stantly, sufficient at any time to
blow handkerchief out OF per-
sons hand, unless it is held very
tightly. These phenomena have
never been explained, but it is gem
orally believed that they indicate
caves. and that the breeze comes
from the internal air passages. The
best known of these is called Blow
ing springs, and is at the foot of
Lookout mountain, about six miles
from Chattanooga. This Is visited
by great many curiosity seekers
and scientists Others not SO well
known are found in North Carolina
and Georgia.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-08-04
iron and air, so as to get the very best
attainable effect from the materials
used.
LubrIcsting Oils.

OF some of the various lubricating
oils now resorted to, writer IN Lon
don Industries remarks that the mate
rials entering into the composition of
some of the ordinary soaps not only
give good results but constitute a
compound for cylinder use greatly
preferable TO many of the ''cylinder
oils" that are often employed. of
which the chief qualifications are
their black color and tarry consist
ency, it being enormously supposed
that because a good cylinder oil is of
high viscosity and is often dark col
ored the converse must necessarily
be true, and that oils possessing these
properties will be excellent cylinder
oils Where the use of mineral oil
replaces that of tallow there is an alb
sence of the corrosion of the cylinder
consequent on the saponitication of
the fat by high pressure steam, with
the production of free fatty acids,
which are often present in such quaE-
U;ics as to form masses of iron aoap
wr,ighing many pounds Cases s~,e
occurred where the use of mineral oil
having been substituted for that of
tallow, and this iron soap having been
consequently dissolved out and for the
first time brought to light, the new
lubricant has been mistakenly con-
denncd.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-08-04
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
lends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of n perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufac.ured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
cccept any substitute if offered.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-08-04
An sting Event

Quite an interest has been created
in Lewiston, Maine, by recent local
manufacturing product, namely, the
first silk fabric ever woven upon a
power loom in that place, and proba-
bly, east of Boston, the article being
an attractive reproduction of the new
Lewiston Mill company's building.
Two colors, blue and black, were de-
cided upon to commence with in this
line. the size being about IL by s
inches, and the building is deftly
woven into the center, with n border
of one inch and silk fringe about the
edge. So fine is the reproduction of
the photograph of the building in this
fabric that the stone of the arches, the
open doors, the stone image over the
front window and the clock in the
tower are all distinctly visible in their
minutest detail This is the beginning
of an industry intended to be devel-
oped into much larger sized objects.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-08-04
Tho Uses of Lime Water.

bottle of lime water in the house
put about a pound of unslacled lime
in large bowl; pour over this three
quarts of boiling water. Let it stand
for ten minutes, then stir well with u
stick. Place the bowl in cool place
for eight or ten hours. At the end of
that time pour off the clear water.
letting the sediment remain in tho
bottom of the bowl Bottle the clear
water and keep in a convenient place.
A tablespoonful of this lime water
may be added to glass of milk to be
given to patient with an acid stom-
ach. In case of burns, cover tho
burned parts with a cloth wet IN lime
water
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-08-04
On 1hs Sale SIDE.

Everybody knows this is good place to he, but
everybody does not take measures to be there.
An efficient preventive places us on the safe side
1fincipient disease, and there IS no one more re-
liable than Hu-tctlor's Stomach Bittcrs in cases
where the kidneys are inactive, which Is but the
preliminary to various destructive maladlcs,
which disreenrded have fatal termination
Brights disease, diabetes, dropsy, mdema, arc
but the outgrowths Of neglected iuactiou OF the
Kidneys and bladder. They should be checked Rt
the outset with the Bittcrs. which w!H prevent
their progress by arousing the renal orgaus TO
activity, and thus place those who resort to this
saving medicine on the safe side. Tins prcservn-
tive OF safety also conqucrs constipation, liver
complaint malarlal fever, Nervousness aud dys
pepsia.