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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-05-28

There is a signature to a deed filed in
the recorders Office by which John W.
Wetzel, though he yet lives, appears to
be deceased. Mr.. Wetzel, according to
the record. transferred a lot of land to
William Wetzel on Dec. 81, and in max
ing ont the deed the name of his wife
was Joined with his own as the law pre-
scribes, but Mrs. Wetzel, from the rec
ord, appears to be dead, and the word
deceased was added after her mann by
the person who made out the paper. It
was taken before the notary, and thename
of Mrs. Wetzel was stricken out. leaving
the deceased. SO that in every instance
where the name Of Mr.. Wetzel appears
it reads John W. Wetzell. deceased
The authorities in the recorders office
marveled at this slip. IL was agreed.
however, that 1t would not affect the le-
gality of the record because it could be
easily proved that Mr.. Wetzel still lived
and had his being.-WaShington Post
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-05-28
Three Prayers Of a Little Girl.

I" I'd bless us every one. y little
CIR, Il bed in the other room is praying
to 60 to sleep, but fighting to stay
awake. 20 Lord, " said she, make me
good and let me go in the omnibus to
see Aunt Margaret and all the unit
and nieces and mothers. Don't let 1t
hail or snow or rain, for / want to go
in the omnibus TO see Aunt Margaret
very much indeed, and all the aunts
and nieces and mothers. Make me well
SO that | can 90 in b omnibus, please
do. Bless grandpa and grandma, Aunt
Kate and Aunt Sophia and Mr.. Charles
Swan. Bless papa and mamma, and
make us all good so that we al go to
heaven at last. for Jesus sake. Amen.
There was a short pause. and then the
wide awake. defiant voice went on:
Keep grandma from dying before
she gels here. Don't let anything hap
pen TO her. Don't let any bears or wild
beasts eat her up. Bless grandpa and
grandma and Mr.. Charles Swan and
Aunt Kate and Aunt Sophia
Another pause a little longer tan
the first, and the unconquered 4 he-
gan again:
Il long for apples. | long for milk.
, long for pie. l long to be good. |
wish | had not that cold. | long for
some brown bread. long for some mo-
lasses. | long for some white bread. l
long to be a una ! thank thee that
il did not 70 n or snow Give me a
clean spiri. Let me be good when papa
IS here, for it grieves him to have me
naughty, and he buys me things-play
things. | have prayed that should 60
to sleep. That makes three prayers
A yawn, a long drawn breath, and
Their silence presently announced that
the last prayer was answered, and sleep
reigned.-Dan McCauley IN Washing
ton Post
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-05-28
Appropriate.

The Human Elephant-Say, the in
lila rubber uian got full last night.
The Double Headed Man-Whst did
they do to him:
The Human Elephant-Bounced him.
Kansas City Times.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

Is THE DISTRICT COURT or THE FIRST
1 Judicial district Of the state of Montana,
in and for tho county Of evils and Clarke.
lu the matter Of tie estate of John ". Adams.
deceased
rder to show cause why order Of sale Of real
estate sh luld not b. made.
I, ito T.. Zoeckler the administrator of the
"a ate Of John ". Adams. deceased having n "A
lis petition erein prss ing for an order OF sale
OF the rea estate OF laid dece lent for the Dur
posasEtherein ret forth.
II 4 tkeref re Oruered by the judge Of said
court that a persons Interested ia tie estate OF
said de-en ed appear before ihs eaid court on
"a .urday tho ~ h day of January, last. At ~
o'clock in the forenoon II said day at q o court
r3om OF aid court. At tho court house IN liel-
era. county of Lewis and clarke. 10 show cause
y NJ an uruer should not be granted 10 the said
admiaisfi Htor 20 sell 50 much u the real estate
Of the sad deceased shall be uece tsnry
nd that a copy ~ this order shall DO pub
lished once week for At least four successive
weeks ia the elena Indcpendent a Newspaper
printed AMI Published IN said 10 sis and ClaF Ike
county.
mo real estate mentioned in said petition is
situated ia the oIInIy of Lewis and larke.
Il 70 of Montana and described a. follows;
: OF seven. IA block eleven. Ia OK addition to
tho CITY Of Helena. aud lot ak. in biocS ~. in
ortatr 70 Pacific addition t. the city OF Helena
hphAN4. Z. BUCK. Judge.
Dated Dec. IS. 1893.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06
THOSE FOREIGN CABINETS.

King Huuibert is confronted with n rath-
or formidable job Of turning out rascals.-
Washington Post.
The Italian government is having the
usual experience Of trying TO run a first
class business ON a second class income
AeW \ ork Press.
la France and Italy eX-premiers and cab
met ministers are almost as numerous and
important as colonies in the United States.
Minneapolis Times.
Cabinets have resigned ar are resigning
in Frnoo. spain. Seryia and Portugal. To
The A~'eiican politician this IS incompre-
hens ....- Kansas City STAR
Franc, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Servia
are enjoying cabinet crises. They must
nave some excitement over there, as they
don't play fQotball-New York World.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

I'll, sat by and surveyed everything with his
sharp, bright eyes. OF course he had been
RECALLED with sundry tidhits. but these did
not satisfy him. and be began TO bark loudly
for more, standing up on his hind legs TO
emphasize his appeal.
Now. ana afraid was just wee bit
weak over Punch. FOR ho was my dog, and
despite his fauits l loved him very dearly.
! could not bear that he should implore in
vain. and az I was the one who had been
elected cook pat the big spoon ] held into
the half cooled but not hardened sweet
stun and took up lump. which gave TO
the delighted Punch, who snapped 40 il
eagerly But the naughty dog little reck-
oned any more than we did upon the fun
ny effect THAI would follow.
At first be seemed 70 enjoy the bah Of
sticky sweetness. but soon we saw he was
making curious movements of his head and
jaws, and then Zee began to whine softly.
"Why, his jaws are stuck togctherwiththc
toffee" we cried, and SO they were, ANA we
all sat and laughed until we wept at the
sight of our spoiled pet trotting mp and
down the room ana trying 10 get rid of the
treacherous dainty. At last we came TO his
aid. 40 least ! did, for / could not resist his
appealing look when he came up 20 me and
put his front paws ON my lap, but il was
very subduel terrier that afterward betook
himself 20 q quiet corner under the sofa for
the rest az The evening.
The next time we were toffee making we
offered Punch, as usual, a little piece Of the
sweet stuff We bad made crisp 10y plunging
in cold water. But, no, he would not look
at it, and with his tail dropping be turned
and trotled OF Immediately, and we could
never persuade him 90 share our homemade
sweet stuff again.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06
rHr PRoMPreR.

Ieucavailo's new opcrn, "Mcdici." has
been successfully produced IN Milan.
Nile Louisa NiLita Is now ia ST. Peters
bury. where she will soon hc heard ia opera
Hosina VoSes' plays arc offered for sale,
and &c s. said that she will never ect again.
Anton soidl says De likes the works 90 T..
A. Mcdowell better than thoscuf brahms.
LILLIAN Russell wants to sing Martha"
10 that she can 10 1.-THE Last Rose Of Sum
mer" too.
Edith Kcnwood viii come back 10 Amer
lea To- do kangaroo dance next monitor
else 90 act.
"A Scandal in High Life" did not set
much farther than brooklyn IL is TO let
on royalty.
Berlioz's "Damnation Of Faust" will be
given with scenery and action in Liverpool
next month.
Clemcntina DE We're is singing in Ger
many. Her husband, Mr.. Sapio. plays her
accompaniment.
The veteran Verdi is at work on new
opera, Romeo and Juliet" The book is
furnished 10y Boito
Charles a. Gardner, the German dialect
comedian. has q new actor who weighs 100
pounds aud Is a dog.
Charles Walco:t, In "An American
Duchess, made up TO initiate George Pull
man, the carbuilder.
London has a new opera entitled "Nice
Boy Jim that is Thought To be unequal 70
the "Gocttcrdaemmerung.'
Item from ST. Petersburg; Mossorgsky's
opera, "Chouanschtschina,' has been pro
Guced at the kononof theater
Sariou in France and Sims and Raleigh in
England are manufacturing new plays for
the New York Lyceum theater.
NJ. lie Roy will write the music for an
opera based upon a Russian-Polish story.
Fred Isham of the Detroit Free Press will
furnish the book.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

CHFRIFF's sATK-aEORGE COPELAND.
- plainha. " franklia D. Wallace. May l.
Wallace, Edward ", hnigut cash or, Louis {. ,.
Lot1. 20 assignee Of fransiIn d. Wal ace. The
snyer Investment aad snking COMPANY, do
fondnuts.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale all
decree 81 foreclosure and fhle is uod out Of the
olstrlrt g, art 90 thsfirst judicial district Of mo
ffafa - d oniana IN and Tor the county Of Lewis
md & .arke. On ths i.ta usy q scemb :. A.
ID Iss. ia the above entitled action. wherein
tfeofae orrs and, the above IAiuod plain III OBJ
tainsd Judgment and decree u foreclosure AMI
a . uuard ". knight. cash.e-. Louis 4. r.
iotz. - hsfigute Of ffankln D. Nallsos. and
the cnv'r Investment end B,nkins ,cmI any.
Ter. A. D. les. for tho sum Of
SUIT coli in losdes interest
oosis fnd attorney foes. which said deefes
Wa 90 th' ] g osF OF o. cam4vr A. . ios'. re-
corded iu Judgment book No 70 said court at
pag8 -. am commanded % coll all thO.e certain
lei. in tho county ~ Ieui- ami Clarke. state %
M ntara. aud founded and described as follows
to wit
egllairzat point in tie north side Of
fr-rcs street ~ inc former u lots NUMBERED
nuo q aud tol no., ia block -" Of tie
auldtu addition 10 the cts - he,enh Lewis
an lax" colnfs. tia'o of han'sna. rlnnlns
theme north rluug fhs tla bet vsan slitl lots
.rmlHroi niie 60 nui 700 lleI eeqeutJ-hfe i'al
fset O. point q orce east on a line pnraiIf. q
tne north sias 81 tIrgc8 ftrset forty "A D ieet 20
pn.nI; thence north - = l.ne p1ra lei 10 the
T lILn ofuaen sail 10 min 10 all ten llul
b 81 Np-rre street. thence West ainrr The north
EIDE ~ - -cs ftfest f"rts fi1 let Co the p'sct
J @. To rinriu tai4 iu'. d srs ~ ulfrlt 81 lani
T tafin. a uufafs N Hprlea -fraat OF fofff ttIl
! ieet nEd deffh - sevenig hFa rsl FEET an !
tl.ng tf~ -oa' haes'srn PARTON q all iat mum
f la-rs=i iel 800. 10 ~ ca I. ~ the said Nauluin
addition % re sitFa heIsna a. tia sid lot a. a
BIOS a-~ uf-le psft.cularlT dr.eribsd upon TIE
uu.rIa. pat 81 tae sali "a n-I aidit Ga NAich b.
row or ile o lie sfire OF 10 c1urty record 2 ~
f lHaIs ana q Ire ennrts
loeH' beg vith o. rni ga. q ~ The tenauauta.
+ tered l4Huts sui artl-t+nAu o. thersuntJ b.
. lnra ur CO.. in = ~ aurssffa ) NJ
Iub.ic notice e. lerohy given that on -. ~
fef. fls ttf asF 81 +uIr A. ID. i1Ji, a. u
O'Clock u. - that tar si fte frtuf door 81 tls
P r.4rt.olse II eua. Lewis emil ClnrEn county,
Montana I viii. IN uhafcura o. aid order ~ ~ -
nd deere 70 iorfciosurs arl PEI g. sell tbs above
oE-crihai proasIfs. 80 90 falra hereof a. mag b.
HecrFsEFy 20 ftfisfy said .0sfr srt With irtefsst
sni cost 90 th' fiefssf ara Lest hidief, Tor
rE-H u inud.
6i,e- uider my tsnd this isi dag u 3scen-
be-. A. ~. lr3l
CHABIlBD CUhIIS shsr-L
lHED r. Hoss. 4 udsr sheriff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

when the boys and girls are seated, give
each one a paper and pencil; then each one
present in turn must say aloud one word
a noun. adjective or vcrb-and these words
must be written down by each one on his
slip of paper. Surprising there were 10
people, there would be 10 words such as,
for instance: Dog, girl, Thanksgiving day,
grandma, fine, walking, laughing, kind,
grand, poor.
Now, when all the words are written
some one says, Ready" and then each per-
son must begin and write a story bringing
in every one OF the words given, and the
stories must be written inside of 10 min
utes; then they are all TO be read aloud to
zee who has done the best.-Ram's Horn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

A fact that IS not generally known Is
thar ordinary blottins paper makes excel
lent mats for engravings. prints and the
like. White, gray or buff will one Of them
su.t almost any picture, and whenever the
size Of the large sheet is sufficient an effect
i've mat can De cut for the sum of 10 cents.
one woman who is quick 90 appropriate all
such hints has successfully framed many
pictures with the help Of these homemade
mats. and declares that in both tone and
texture they are Infinitely better than any
low priced ones TO he ordered from the
Trainer. Pictures Of real. substantial worth
are Of course entitled TO handsome mats,
bus many charming bits set in blotting
paper make q goodly showing and greatly
YCrl. Journal
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

Send one person out Of the room, who
must be i'm the secret with the leader The
latter tells the company TO choose any OBJ
Sect in the room, and the person outside
will be able to tell what il is The object
being selected the person is called in, and
the leader points TO q number ot things, in
Guiding something black. The object point
ed to Immediately after the black article is
the one This can be done "a number of
times, and the company remain mystiGed
as to how the person can always tell the
correct objcct.-Good housekeeping.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06
an Attrnetive Programme.

Mother wish you would rake up the
dead leaves in the yard.
Small Son-Ivo got a sprain in my wrist,
and the rheumatism ia ny back, and grow
Ing pains ia my right leg, and-and cramps
IN my lei, one. and headache and toothache.
after You have ral,ed the leaves into "a
pile You may set 10 on fire and jump over
it."
"Whoop. Where's the rases"-Good
News.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

The Sunday School Times gives the story
Of the "muu ia the moon" lie was once
Gu the earth ana went out % gather sticks
on Sunday when demonstrated with, he
replied that Sunday OF Monday was the
same 70 him. so he was banishcd TO the
moon, whore there are no Sundays-ouly
Moondays-en there be has 10 worl, seven
days every week gathering sticks, until his
back is ali bent under the burden.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

Itch ng pics are known by moisture like
rs spirafion. using intense itching when
w4Tl. THIS form rs we'll us blind. bleed
ing or p.otruliuc, yield ut once TO D.. Bo-
slnko's lie kemed which Hots directly
on ruris affected, ahso be- tumors. allavs
itching and advcts a pc -ruausnt curs. Fifty
ceuts. uQgists or mHil. Circulars free.
Or. Bosauho. Philadelphia. p. Sold ~
Psrcleu-D'Acheu Druc Co.. il-.fnn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

Bruises. tofes. lIeers. rait knsum, Fever
Sores. I-tts-. ,harrel Hands. Chilbialna.
Cons an Oh rkin Erut tious. and osi-
t.vclf ca 90 li.os ~ TO uny rsqui 81. 10 20
guaranteed 90 give Perfect Satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per Dol.
fursalo ly tie Psrchcn- ! hcbeni ID uQ Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

Tawyer-You say yog made nm examina-
tiou of thc PREMISE. What did YOU find?
Niue-s-Oh, nothing of consequence. A
bcgvariy account Of empty boxes, as shake
-reaIr says.
I.awyer-Never mind what Shakespeare
slys. Iie will be- Summoned and can tcsti-
g. for himself If DE knows anything about
[ lc clse.=f'if-Blt-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

Has ben 30 highly recommended 10 rs
that We hGvs taken the agency for IL and
uow AJAX our f.iends who H,e suffering with
"a cole 50 give 20 a trial and II u does not
giv, satisfaction oar money VII b. r.
funded. Eve bottle IL sold on q positive
Ir.c- 10 cfnfs md 81 For
MI hy I.rchAn-L'AeL.uI y us 90.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

We read how the lr.ucl boy at Rati-bon
rnn up rxulfiuz.y Or the side of Napoleon
horse aut told Napoleon That lhe victory
was won Ih- chiefs eFc frightened. bgt
"a. Dc llosol down Dee said, "My boy, seu
are wounded "EIl T.. -lr," sald tie
youth. and dropped dan.. dead. THE noble
mes Of tAe story lie- in the boy entire
Helf llryetfIlue.a isrrar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

ban take in any other form g. what
many people think aud Parks Tea a. made
for just thoso folks. 10 cures oansti! alton
aud. though unt . catlartlc. moves the
bowels svsrr CAV. For sale - Farchea-
U'ACheul Drug Go.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

Dufins tho prss half centuIy-aiaoo the
dIscoys-y Of Ayers sarsaparills-ihe aver
aga limit Of human life in civilized couu-
tics has teen considerably heightened,
Atel's snrsnpa lila is every where c,ns!d-
ere tho standard blood PURIFIER, the super
ior ueaicine
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06
CTILDREN'S COLUMN.


A writer ia The Pail Mall Budget. In an
interesting letter about the tollce making
which used TO be so popular with children
IN the wintertime when she was a little
girl. gives this funny account Of an accident
which befell her pet terrier, whose name
was Punch: One evening we were al as
nembled ia the schoolroom toiIee making
The delicious compound was just ready TO
b. poured into a butterc,fp plate and sprin-
killed. with almonds Master Punch. as usu-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06
DTS.LiGbig & Co., World DiSpGlSaTy
Permanent omces at Is 8 Main St. Helena

CHERfFF'5 SALE - SNEND CARLSON,
- pieintin. W. Walter Msthsson, kary AEiho-
son ana l. F.. E.. Iotz. dsienuaats.
heer H2a q virtue q e. Iess ~ as sa 81 me
district court Of tho rst judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. ia anu for the county OK Lows
and larke. on the sth day o. Dacember. =. ~.
1903 IN tho Eb3ve entitled action wlLeIe n
.Wend arisen the rhuvs named p.alntin Oh
tained .udEmsnt end decree Of foreclosure
AMI sac against rater AAtheson, Mary Mathe-
son aud l. a. r. Lott. attendants. on tne tn Gay
OF ID .comber. . A.. ld98 for the sum o. SjtO. 40.
bseides interest. COets and attorneys Ices, which
said decree WAS on the 9TH dSg ~ lecenhor.
A. a. 1898. recorded IN Judgment book No OF
said court ct raye -. / an commanded to
sell AL tho certain los, pieces or parcels 81 lAnd
situate. lying AMI Icing In tbs county OF 0wis
and iarke. tate Of n oniana and boendad ana
Lois NO. l.. n and H. in block No. Is, in the
Northern IArihc add ton 10 thu city Of Helena
= ontanA fccordiLg 10 me plat thereof on hle IN
tie olhce OF the @ ERIK aud recorder ~ the said
county Of t.ewfs and lArke and Situated in tho
Gaid County OF Lewis nnd larle and state OF
untaua-
hered taments and a. pu-tanaacos thereu-to be-
longing 10 EEyWlso euuef talnlnE
Fubhe notice l. hereby given that on saturday
tte 10Th day Of December A. d. l5sS a. II o cioc
IN. Of tAat Lsy. % the 'front.' door OF tie eou {
house, helena, lsWi- ana Clarke comfy, Mon
tans ! will. Ia obedience 10 said order OF sale
AID deere offoreclsslre and sale sell the above
eescribod property. or "a much thereof a. may
b. neCesaary 10 satisfy rad Judgment. with in
tsres Ead costs. To ths highest aud bet bidder.
fer cash m hand.
- o. CHARLES D. CURTIS. sheriff.
RyIRED T.. IIOss. [ nder sherld.
Above saie b. -iipulauon bet~een plaintiff
and defendantls adjourned until jan I'd lsl4
ct u o clocE M. at the fFOnt door % the court
houe CHARLES d. CT RlIs. Sheriff
by FEED L Hoss. nder sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

Can lot rsnssin such without TIE bloom
inc look nni radiant complexion whiou
health alone i'm arts. ParLa Tea. ly
glta luC tte blood OF imuurlf.-s makes tlr
complexion regain ths hoe % youth. Tor
90 b. Phrrhru-D' Achcul Drug Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-24

TIE contest for the position
81 anaiter-arila Of TIE Her
urn s9ciety for next year 8
anniversary took piae las.
Friday night s.. the lsI ST the
society Ut the University.
There we're seven eoute tta
aud the question for debate
Ea Resolved, That the PRESS
dent of the United States
Should Have The Veto Power.
The Affirmative WIS argued br
5Iessrs Pm. WiIberru. Denton.
Shaw aud Allen. aud the mega
tive By Nessrs. Hibbler and
fill. The arguments Submitted
by these young men. whole
were OF : very high oFgier, aad
reflected great credit upon
themselves, the University ant
the society which they repre-
scented TIE committee ap
pointed Tor the purpose decided
the question in fiver OF the If
irmative, and swerded the an
niversarianship to Mr. Denton,
ali NF. NiIhsurE wz5 selected
- al.ern1te. The committee
regret that theT we're not able
70 reward each speaker for the
Eaguiheeut efforts put foFth.
for shey al were deserving c.
great praise.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-24

ita important, in the inter.
ss OF he repGtation whlch our
town enjoys Is The most health
tui town in North Mississippi.
now at the beginning Of the
summer season. that the pres
eut state Of good health which
all cur citizsns enjoy, and that
there may be no local causes
for sickness, to take aII precau
tons against every source of
infection by thoroughly c.ean
ing around the premises 81 prb
lie aud private p.aces We
would suggest TO our clty
authorities that now is ;te
proper time 70 take such steps
rs may be necessary for pre-
serving the health % oug cons
muuity. and the city should be
put in the very best possible
sanitary condition. We hope
this suggestion vii meet the
approval Of all, and be acted
upon at once.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-24
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AIcNinlviI'e, Team, Nov. Is.
1851 haa sidney trogble for
over twenty years and had tired
everything L could hear Cf. with
ont benefit. Two bottles Of
Kings Royal G%ermetuer cured
me. and 1 have rot haI any
tr0uale fer six months aud be-
heve 1 am cured. / certainly
thias IL the dnest remedy ever
saw, aud have recommended il
to many friend for levers.
stomach. kidney aud bowe.
trouble, and theiI use of Serua
taos has been satisfactory il
every instance.
Ii III Faulkner.