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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-28
sunday schoo. Convention.

MIssoULA, April N.-The convention of
the Missoula County Sunday School assoc
citation adjourned Wednesday evening,
April "a, having had q very interesting
session. Rev. w. S. Bell of Helena was
present and instructed in normal work,
which was one of the most interesting
features of the convention. His subject
was: 1.-THE Teacher and His Work"
The officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: President, Mrs. ]. d.
Trlbbey; first vice president, Rev. o. c.
Clark; second vice president, F. j. SAILS
man. fs'A.s
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Tho prospects are good for race
meeting here in June or July 1t is be-
iieved that IT would be the best advertise
ment that the town could have OF the adj
vantage as a training place and an effort
will be made to bring here as large a
number as possible of outside horsemen.
This would result in making Mis- soula
the training headquarters for nrnny horse
mon and it would be great financial
benefit TO the city.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-28

Jack Nelson and DIR. EssiR came over
from Deer Lodge to-day to see Violetta
and George Ayres 60 some. The hlly was
given some fast work and showed quar-
ter in 80, but rain come up before Ayres
could be taken out. The visitors returned
to Deer Lodge on the evening train.
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c. Z. Woodwork took some snap shots
this morning ut the horses as they were
worked out and some of them are excel
lent. DIR. Puff was caught on the stretch
and shows up like circus parade.
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Portland. He has spent considerable
time on the track and he shares the gen.
erai opinion OF the advantages OF the Mis-
SCUBA track. Mr.. Mullin performed sew
eraI dental operations upon the local
horses
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When so many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsa parilln
why don't you try It yourself? 1t is highly
Recommended. - . -. n,
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W ESTERN MONTANA

Tie .-.cin Montana Bureau OF the stan.
dard : a. loom 6, Daily Block. Nilsson ..
Teieih lie No. IS. Advertising rates furnished
on application.
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through 'siseplnr Carr.

The Northern Pacific is the. only, line
operating through Pullman vestibuled
standard sleeping cars between Butte and
ST. Paul. City ticket Office % East Broad
way. Butte.
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-T-s---
srs1 c+i' TRAINS ARRIVE. Z
No Z, From sc. Paul. Chicago. and all
- Eastern points. arrives Northern <aa
- Pacific Local Depot dxaly at. -. $50 q N.
No.& From, Spokane. Tacoma
Seattle, Portland. and al. Coast
points, arrives Montana Union De-
pot. daily at.....-.....,.....-..... io:s5 n
q TRAINS DEPART
No. T. For Spokane. Tacoma.
Seattle. Portland aud al Coast and
California points. leave Montana
Union Depot daily az -!........... $50 An
No. s. For ST. Paul. Chicago. and, all
Eastern, Southern. and Canadian
points. leaves Northern Pacific Lo-
cal Depot daily az ----.l-.......- 1o;9o p m
9 Pullman Sleeping Cars. between Butte and
Sc. PAU. upholstered Tourist sleepers; elegant
day coaches ana dining car service on all
through trains.
For information. time cards. maps and tickets
cal, on or write w. A. TuoHY. Gen. Agt. q
East broadway. Butte. Mont. or
49,, CHARLES 8. FEE.
see- General Passenger Agent
sar %. Paul Nina
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Among the horsemen in town this week
Is DR.. Mullin. the eminent veterinarian Of
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-28

). w. Greenough is training n promis-
ing 2-yeer-old filly, that bids fair to be q
race horse IL she continues to do as well
ms she Is at present. She is light brown
in color and has the build and movement
of her sire, Northlight, DIR. Mills well
known horse. Her first dam is Highland
Mary; second dam, Pet by Highlander;
third dam, road mare imported by w.
II. Raymond. The breeding and quail
ties of Northlight are we'll known, and
Mr.. Greenough's filly may confidently be
expected TO make a good showing IN the
Montana races. ~
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Jim Carriaan sent DIR. Puff for quar-
ter this morning. the first hot work thai
the plucky 3-year-old has been given this
year. He came down the stretch without
Mquiger and at q pace which showed that
he is as good as he was last year. The
Doctor viii carry plenty of Missoula
money when be starts this summer.
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Hal corbett. the swift bay PAGER that is
DIR. Puff's stable companion, is settling
down to business this week and IL re-
covering from the fightiness that he ex-
hibited last fall. He is considered by
many TO be the fastest horse at the track
and. IL he can be held level, he will show
them all q thing OF two.
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Asbury Plummer's lockwood Is surpris-
ing everybody. When he worked last
season he only made fair showing, but
he is up with the best of them this spring.
McEvoy drove him two quarters this
morning in less than 50 and he went as
steady as q clock. s-,s
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catQst Publications..

Iho LIE OF Joseph smith, C1th, ts.osi
iea.her git tt.oo, Morocco g'it 900.
Prom kirkland 90 Salt Lake, by JAMS A
liue, 90 pages, Goth, tlus.I iibJ. Lsataas
Fit t10o, toatl0r extra gi't t1bO.
Forty Years Among tbc indians, -
baniel W. Jon,s 90 paFua, Cloth t1nn
tosAor tls1i Leather rnt t5u1.
roetieai writing OF -, n. whitney.
Cloth, us0i ialuaf gIt, tlcii Moroooa,
Extra gilt t1s1
Ltfo 81 Iicbrr o. ktn.bnii, cloth, ti.te,
nAf Laatu'r 800 rli, upo. Notoooe
Uttn Fiit t5.n
LEttsr-day SaintS psaimody. rspsr
Covered noards. CIph HACK, as each. ti60l
psr dof,i Clah n1und, ti.sl sadh, tiT.r1 Pr
dat,' Cloth and L1lthsr udund tif1 s.aA
1850 per dot n seat ~ riau. ~ cents -
copy additional.
story OF she uooh OF MORMON. ~ udst
0eoryo i-eynoiis CLOTH, tlsl, Cilih .lL n.ooI
uaii leather T.it t151. rli Leather riit Aoa
suuday school Hymn fiooli, e8Btsius "a
tho Hymns used i1 tiia schools, 45t pages, clou,
bound, postpaid, %.
LsrEc aud small siEo nibisa Ga Leau.sv
t1oo, t2.s1, tl.01 lil anI ttUi.
Vanity md Pulpi ulbes IN different styis.,
illustrated fal9H stHntt Hl ssrH
President lIebcs Il IIimbait's JsaFsas,
narrative ~ bs pflnTp,i incidents In -
career % ven remarkable man, l5o
Early scenes In church History, q 81.
lection of incidents ffum Go lives Of ldsrs
q thocuurch Ga early days, a5o.
Inc Life Of Nopht, no son Of Lshi, VI.
omigfaied fIom Jerusalem, To- Jadoa N he
land nov tuoun "a south America ia csn.
turiss bsflrn tho coming OF t1a savior. Ths
book contains some yury Important items ON.
eSruing che nlok % Mormon. ~ George q,
Cannon, aie
scraps Of biography, containing ststsh a
"a Elders iIiei tncIdouts % Erpodonoa, snS
Eevei knights Journal. Sc
The Myth OF the Manuscripts Fsuna,
or no Ahsurliuos ~ mo sfauidlng story, b.
George Reynolds. re.
Labors In che vineyard, contains some "a
tto mos, uni10~tns experiences aver written,
go.
ENcntfui Narratives, contains soma tntor.s..
ing atotsha' and valuable lessons. &c.
Helpful Visions Instructive maniiostatlons q
us Lord - iin children, lss.
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Faitb-ProMotiQo Series.

Ny first Nission, narrative oi psrsnnsa
experience a' missionary up1u he sandsicA
lasnts uy uolr-r O. Cannon, 1so
4 string 90 Pearls, containing numh,. %
interesting sketches and Anecdotes Of mis-
tiunary NO., ,ie., 2Sc
Leaves From ny Journal, ~ prosidant
Muiari Wooiruf, adgsoripuln OF hts voudsr-
fli missionary experience and many Interest
inE ineiienu Of hsl.is, go
Fragments OF Experience, a collection OF
sssuhrs from us snpsreu1. % Eldsr.. ne
Bsa' smith ~ = rrophst, isoturs -
hrued b. Eior Andfew yqns5n tsiurs o.
s'oisaiH socioJ 10 Me sos.al HAL, Bait LAhn.
.sn. "a iji, Sc.
The Church e Jesus Christ or Latter
day saints, IL Priesthood. Organization.
bn''Hnes, Ordinances and History. ~ J5hi
5alaot, Zoe.
Tho Second Coming Of ths Messiah,
by 49, u. Roberts, o.
Analysis Of tho hook or normoa, 10
%, H. Roberts, &c,
Che only Way 60 bo saved, ~ Iar.a..
Snow, 90
clad ridlnEs Of Great JOY. ~ as01.s
reasdale, ie,
HAPii-m for she ISemission or Sins, ~
Il baptism Essential 90 EAIvasiOaI W
Articles Of Faith, Small, 80.
+" Large, ic
rosAgo Aus, DO PAID on no abova
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THE COUNTY COURT.
MandAmus Proceedings 10 DO Instituted
Against Treasurer Lynn.

The county court yesterday after.
noon adopted resolution insIruoung
Attorney Whitlsmoro TO commence
proceedings Immediately aguiust
County Treasurer Lynn, to compel
him to recognize tho rights Of the
court ~ create special fund and 10
pay any aud all warrants drawn there
on.
The court declined TO take any
action upon the oath Of office filed by
Mr. g. A.. Mainland, us deputy stalls.
uau, County Attorney MhittUmuru
volunteering shat 10 would be- prnCti.
Cally recognition Of MG WuulAuu's
title 10 the ptlluu 20 hlch he was ap.
pointed by tno old court Aud from
which be wabrummarily OuBtul by the
new. Tho d Uumuul was ordered
returned 10 him ana quo warfsulu
proceeding, 10 Dr. understood, Will be-
commenced 80 once,
The salary Of iauitorb was fixed at
$40 per month, aud tue following ap.
pliCauts were Hpp0intu.; j, M. Scott
IS. M. Lee, HUfnH Eusigu, James D.
Giles, T.. l., Haluuy gul CuAriu5 H.
5tsveuE.
Gus Thompson was appointed super
visor OF IOnu district NJ. 30, vice JsyE
son JOnes, removed; 5 Iuuel Pony
vice &. ID, r. dgerr, rem Hyulj 6uUIBI
n. Lace, VICE j. N. scott, IrmIyru
William B, Hardy vice William IA
RUauu, removed,
ItWus decided 90 postpone the OI
Uululmeut Of d nHu anu game commits
Hi0noT until February.
The court VIII be IA Buh8iOn again 10
morrow afternoon,
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missio7ay Supplies.

sIorEan's Trnci No. ., ao,.
., asta.
q" o., asta
Tho Modern Prophet, SETS
True W. Pailc HettEion, Sta
The Coepct Pioneer, s.ta
Reply 20 wrhs Mormon PurFz.
tory,naa
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stold in Sow York, and with her
n'hor'a family moved to hirNandi
GoAugi county, Ohio, iu 1883.
have faint recollection OF hearing,
long ago. that she was par tally plralyzHd
bv % shock received hv Ugh ming stroke
whom quito "a child, from which sue never
entirely recovered,
She moved with che family iu l-3'io ia
vIcs county. Mo-. and suffered with iho
rost iu the mobbings aud drlyugs from
that slate fu Illinois, Zoo tho Tits anillc-
mOut Boo NAugul and Iowa, and ht tho
tmo OF 'ho martyri0m " tho loved
Prophet and Patriarch resided be- Mace
donna .Uamusf, eight wilUs from taflh-
ngo. lu tho il of .l-ll. she moved 20
NHuvuo. lu 1876 4hu was married Co
Thomas CNIIsIpr, and ln the early winter
/ OF 1870 received Dor hlos7iugf with hor
! husband boo thU Niuyuo Temple. nnd in
| February with him crossed lhu Missppi
auI accompanied iuO Gro. teams ln Cue
| exodus from Nauyoo reaching Winter
| guaftHr4.Un tho Missouri rlycriu Soptem
] Der uf GOO ramu year Lea lsil she ioi-
| lowed closely uu the Trail of ihu IiHuDUra
| nud arrived Iu salt Lake city Tho 4lh day
| 90. September aud located in tHo iiunccr
] Foot.
sha was tr1o Iluor-Iay Saint. ole
| ways fuIi ~ good and WI4U counsel Jog
l uI. She was Iuu pfosIu'u. nI quo lttllDl
| Society boo Fillmore Gus aud much Dee
] loved bv $40 who know hUr Hho raised
nu exemplary iamilyi hur eldest ANA
/ youngest daughters married SONS ui
| Amasn 81. Lyman, aud both had large
| families. An hUr children preceded nor
except hur youngest daughter with
! whom shn resided boo ogden titNi Jhh,
OF tho timp of hOr dUuDtsU.
su0 suffered much aud for The last
iow years ui her nlo WIS nn
| invalid relu.f.ng th9 constant caro-
of hor daughter and grand children.
ShH bad r. severe attack of paralysis 90
th0 bowels, nnd diUi at noon January
s.u, 1870. She di0i aa sho bad lived,
faithful and iruo tH tho Uud, aud hn7 gone
Go moo. tho loved ones who have passed.
before.
Tho funeral was hold lt ogden, Utah,
ai noon, january 1.h lsll. The speak
om we're Bishop 80. Brown, Councillor
! Middleton, President Joseph i. smith
audi other,
| lam DO only surviving brother Of tho
deceased.
Worry respectfully yours,
joins l. SMITH.
ST. GR1uuH. Washington Co, uah,
January ~. l-NI.
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ESTATES.
LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts. or
whose patents are delayed, should con.
suit Chas. w. S,ayner lie has just
returned b5m Washington, where no
has been conducting successful
practice in the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
McConiek.Riehards building Salt Lake
City.
Correspondence solicited. Send
stamped envelope hor reply
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN.
cThNoARD ohUoE.
f fg1sr 2ap... 10 Effect Nol 25th, 1884,

leave salt iAAc
so. FOR Provo. ri1eham. AMI
tl uon'a Eatt............... e'oi s. M
no. t-ior l'r0yp. Grand junction
aud ai ro.nu Last....,,.... r. ui'
No C-ior Provo haIu and
HhlInn ...... ..t.s.'.... .....s.s''s -i'N p' iN'
no. s-Eor Eureka ........ ....-- ...... bo1p. m
NO, 5--tor Ogden and Wolt.......... 81 . p. in.
NO i-f5r ugIon an the Woi,.... l'ao r'm.
arrive salt Lake.
NO l-rrom Provo, Grand Juuou0n
and The Eaat....ss.s.a...... lao n' POI
so Iron Provo. Uraud Junction
aud the hatt........sa....... il'N p ui.
no. 5--trom BINGHAM. Provo. Manu
aud SAUNA sssssts...st.. .....s... y 30 D.. U
40. 1-irom Euteta....... .....a..aaa. p'a3 a. w.
sN 4-trom uEIoa and tho Wott4 asa Boo
40. iatr1m ogden and the woat. 550p. m
only line running through Pullman Palace
double Drawing Room tlcCpofs On Denver wa
Grand Junction and TO Kansas Citf and thi'a
rtva colorado points, free fecIirIug chair
cars taIt Lake tn Denver. and only line run
ming Pullman sleopora salt Lake " san FrAus
ctco hochangesI eiots connaonoas. safety
creed and comfou.
Ticket 0llce, 10 v. End South
u e. DODGE. Az. WEuuY
Gen, Manager Con. rupL
ga. lLNNErr. Gen r4I.A
b. d. BAbCuCh, General Freight Acn.
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Sunday SCHOOL aqd Primary.

ion hes books and cards postssu gin ~
sAargcd in addition N the prices givun, II sent "
uhi. unless he pHos given T. f1r "polipalirl
Fir.t liook for our Little Frionds, 10,
he use Of sunday sshools, Toe.
second BOOK fsr Our Little Rrieasa,
sunday School reader, 21o.
intermediate :. 3. aeadar, s,c.
Questions and Answer. on tho Isu
nnd 7iis-ioa OF thc Prophet Joseph
Nfnith, &c.
fibie Questions And Answers, for d,
uau 10 prmly Associations as.
ChiIdrcn'a Primary ltyrln Eook. g.,
copies, postpaid. 15e
PRIMARY speaker, No. ., postpaid. -
2. -.
The Model non BOOK, p,,,pa,d, Ia
class Heslatcrs, psr dos, sie
Primary Tune HOOK, 90
nooh Of Mormon Catechisrn, postpaid, -
3. =. Union Hymn Hook, o.sh no. go.s
paid, $50
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music.

Tho improvement Association ssua
Hook, coatAiuz collection OF original
and selected songs and hynns SCI % music b.
Professor Z, ueesisy. soyeuty-olpht pasos -
choice music, postpaid, sDa.
d. A. Union Music nsoIs, postpaid, so
Primary Tuno Book, No, without postasss
aoe.
Gao Punimody, paper dds, $50; Cloth, tiao,
on LoAnlHi. tl.1a Postage ~ o. oa1h
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THB WORLD
Tho only line running lTo
Through Past TfllS daily I
LEADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFFECTIVE NOV. %, 1884,

Train No. leaves Ogden 100 am.
Salt Lake sos am, arrive AZ Pueblo
6ts am, Colorado Springs 1851 AIN.
Denver 1890 am.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden t;37 PM
Salt Lake 7;l1 pm, arrive at Pueblo
sa7 pm, Colorado Springs 6i5S pm,
Denver 9:75 pm.
Connections made =. Pueblo, Colorado
Springs aud Denver with all lines cast
Elegant day coaches, chair cars aud Pull
man slsepers on all trains. Take The
h. a n. q. and have a comfortable trip
and enjoy the hnoal scenery 90 Ma con.
tinent
A. 4. HUGHES, SIX. HOOPER,
Trafio Manager, q, r. q 4. A.
Denver, Colo, Denver, Colo.
-. Y. NEVINS,
General Agent
salt Lake Oisy ~
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THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective Dec. t6th, 1894
Trans AFIlrf and DflaH 90 SAL Lake
CO Dafg, a. Fol0la.s

800 20 w A@ahaH a HHHAAH q ~. - 70
Trans AFIite and DfgaH 90 sai Lake
CT Daily, az foios.5
AUEfvE
trom on Eastern poIuta. ........,..... r ~ au
from Butte Portland, san Trhn.
cisco. cache valley and uEIcu...t1 " AIN
IRON All Eastern poiuu, rark Jly
ana hrIouss ssss.itssss ls.s.sssfsssss Z y p 7.
IRON San francisco, ogden and
intermediate puintl.. ,,,..s..s....., 2 % %
'from Milford. Juhb, rr5ro. shnpsia.
and Eurcka..................... o l0p m
'fton Terminus and To0o'o....,....... W - W
nErAEr
for ogden Para CitI aud al Eastern
points ssssss.s.sss sssssssss o. w
For ogden and intCrmotlats polnta b. tJl an
I0r ogden. intermediate points
ran Francisco and Cache
valley points, ....,.sss.ssss............ 90 p u
Tor ogden. all points east Butte, r0rt
land aud san Francisco, 20 y W
'T0r Eureka. Provo. sAnnoil valley
Nopni Juah and frtcp..... 90, Z q a m
For 1oo0lo and Tcrmluut,..,..,,,.,. a. Am
Strains aouth Of Jual run daily except
sunday.
Daily except sunday
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ST. GE1uur Washington CO.. uuh,
january ". lsgl.
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CIu nod ono, 2OI Hl!n Sroo!

Through Pullman Palsrs Eeepcrl. tatosl
Improved Tourist -lgopUra. Free HCuilninF
char Care Elegant bay coaches,
Telephone 80.
b. D. hurley. Cent AEl passxr Dcp.
81. DICKINSON. General Man ser
III LOMAA. q. A. a A. AguuL
d. a. "a. CLARK,
OLIVER IS. MlNh,
D.. tlLENI ANDERSON tHpceiyefa
JOHN W. DOANE,
FREDERICK A. COuuENT,
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TnusLl.,s sALg NOTICE.

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YARD FINN AAA| |'aA a''
salt Lake CITY, jan. 30, 1879.
Notiec 10 hereby given that cnntI'
lutitns to the monument 20 DO crsgloi
IN salt Lake CITY In memory OF
Brigham Young and the plon,gu viii
hereafter. aud until further ug'icr be-
acEnowlgigcd through the Cg.umn1 OF
tho Dssmu.r NKwa /, expected
that agencies Tor tho collection oiiuuaa
ior this wottuy purpsB5 viii oD e'ino
ll,hsJ In each vAfI in Oh Che Stakes
and thu. tlti funds with the Dos ui
uamesof the contributors, viii be- ior'
varied o. frequently 90 c3nysnlcnt 90
lieber NJ. Wells, tyc'stary 1i lho Lris'
ham Young Memorial hs'oclauon,a"l
Lake CIly, who viii eco tho. samo aIy
properly acknowledged IN tho manner
stated. We earnestly hope that ihr
PEOPLE Will respond generously auN
PROMPTLY To this call 10 That 90 possible
the monument may be- completed,
t.dlontsi and unveiled TO tno public
by tho 9th day uf NIX, October
wmroHp wUoDEurr
Glluug q. CASSDS,
JusEIu J., SMITH,
Flf,t Presidency u the Church OF
Ir,us Christ OF L,licr.iay Sainu.
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-13
The Cause Of Fevers.

Few people fully appreciate the effects
of malaria on the human system. Resi-
dents Of loW-lying districts are daily
storing away in their bodies the inhaled
germs Of disease which permeate the air
and even where the location is elevated
too often sanitation is imperfect and
emanations from decayed vegetable mat
ter render the air poisonous. The result
is train Of bilious orders, agnes. inter-
mittent and bilious fevers. A good plan
is to take a few doses of mild but thor
ough, and searching catharticg whenever
an attack is threatened. For this pur-
pose DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are
unequalled. They depurate the liver, cure
constipation, improve digestion and Of
ten ward off dangerous fevers. Satisfac
ton guaranteed or money returned.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-13
It May do as Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, of Irving. ILL.,, writes
that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his back
and also that his bladder was affected.
He tried many SO called Kidney cures
but without any good result, About a
year ago he began use of Electric Bitters
and found relief at once. Electric Bit
tiers is especially adapted to cure of all
Kidney and Liver troubles and often
gives almost instant relief. One trial
will prove our statement. Price only
so cts. for large bottle. At O. M Olsen's
Drug Store.