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At A RIPE OLD AGE
Death Of Ex-senator Daniel VOORHEES,
Of Indiana at Washington.
HIS lLLUSTRlOuS CAREER
Half an Hour Before the Final
Summons No One Realized That
the End Was Near-Rheuma-
tlsm OF tho Heart.

Washington. April lO.-Danlel woIsey
VOORHEES,, cN-Inttcd States senator from
the state OF Indiana, died at . o'clock this
morning at his home In this city. Tho
senator had been IN bad health for several
years and for tho last two years past had
taken little part In the proceedings In tho
senate, lie had been constant sufferer
from rheumatism OF tho heart aud his
friends therefore had como to expect that
they might hear OF his death suddenly.
The last reports OF him. however. wers
showing some signs OF Improvement, and
his DEATH therefore. while not entirely
unexpected. came with the suddeuness ot
shock.
Al the time OF his retirement from tho
senate the Tall Sycamore OF tho Wa
bash" as he was afrcctionatoly called by
bis followers In the Hoosier state. was
the ranking democrat on the finance COM
mittee and by virtue OF this position was
nominated leader OF his party on the floor
Of the senate on tarin and financial dues-
tons. lie was not very active, however.
owing to III health. In tho work on tho
Wilson tarir bill In the repeal OF tho
Sherman silver law the Hoosicr senator.
however, took a very prominent part. II
was his last important part In the senate.
Voorhees, death was caused by an at
tPck OF angina pectoris. Tn. senator's
health was so poor during the recent po-
litiral campaign that he could not par
tlcipnte In n, but after his return To
Washington In November he seemed to
Improve In health. Two weeks ago tho
old rheumatic troubles returned and three
days ago became alarming. but the sena-
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1T HITS FRANKFORT.
The Charge Of Bribery Is sprung In the
Senatorial Contest.

Frankfort. Ky. April iO-lt was known
early this morning by Hunters friends
that charges of bribery were To he sprung
ON him as soon AS the roll call was COM
pleted. II was reported at that hour that
an indictment charging him with attempt
ing bribery was under consideration by
the grand jury and would probably be re-
ported to-day. IL was not reported, how
ever, as the grand jury adjourned To-
night without reporting AN indictment.
The grand jury has the matter under con
siderBtion aud will resume the inVestiga-
tion Monday. when ex-Congrcssman VII
son and Mr.. Franks will be among the
witnesses. The gossip In the ease Is that
Captain Noel Gaines had approached
Representatives Clarke and Johnson on
behalf of Hunter and proposed n money
consideration for their votes for Hun
ter. As soon as the news WAS out Hunter
sent for Representatives Clarke and
johnson. They came and then Hunter
said to them In the presence Of Attorney
General Taylor and senator McChord: Il
never SAW Captain Noel Gaines In my life
nor did | ever hear OF either Tanner or
Gordon. I never solicited Gaines nor any
one else To attempt to bribe any member
OF this general assembly
II is claimed by Hunters friends that
the charges were made when the republl-
can nominee came within one vote OF
election and 1t was believed that Hunter
would be elected. Ex-congrcssmen Wilson
and Franks have made full statements
about what they call the efforts to entrap
them.
There Is some reaction OF sentiment to-
night In favor of Hunter by those who ~
gard the charges In the line of pcrsocu-
tion.
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RUINART THE VICTOR
Winner Of The $4,000 Burns Handi-
cap al San Francisco.
BERGEN'S SPLENDID RIDING
Candelaria and The Roman the
Favorites-salvation Comes In
Third-openlng Day at Mem
phls-At Cincinnati.
specIal pIspatch 10 lhe Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
san Francisco, April l0.-Taking ac-
count OF the manner in which IL was
run and the record that was made. to-
days race for the Burns handicap. dis
lance one mile and quarter. was the
most brilliant turf event in the history
of the Pacific coast and, in fact, one of
the grandest races In American turf
annals. The time was g.05S. This puts
up "A new tlgur-the coast record was
g.07is, made last year by Marcus DAYS
senator Bland. winner Of the Farewell
handicap over the BAY District course.
Rulnart. the winner. Is by ST. Carlo,
dam Queen Alta, and is the property of
H. A. Mlzner. The Roman Is a hay colt
by imp. Brutus, and Is owned by Will
iam Boots and Son Of Milpitas. Cal.
salvation. owned by Marcus DAILY. II by
Salvador. dam Chimera. and is now
controlled and raced by w. II. Randall.
Last year Senator Bland carried only
92 pounds To-day's performance for
all three horses Is unmatched on the
coast. senator Bland and salvation viii
run this season In Montana.
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A, Montgomery Park.

Memphis. Tenn. April l0.-Fiyr thou
sand people Were attracted to Mont
gomery park to-day, the opening day
of the spring meeting ~ the Memphis
Jockey club. The feature of the days
sport was the Montgomery handicap az
"A mile and n sixteenth. Six horses ac-
cepted the weights, Typhoon II being
scratched early in the day. Soufile
with Sims In the saddle, was sligh,
favorite In the pools over Meadow
Thorpe and Laureate The race proved
a great surprise Ia the knowing ones.
as Ulysses IN with the comfortable
odds of 10 to !. flashed by the winning
post thrc" lengths before Meadow
Thorpe, who was length ahead Of
Laureate. Soufilr ran a disappointing
race, X. T.. Madd-ns Hindoo colt
Rowland proved himself to be the best
2-yearold so far this season. With l22
pounds W he won the second event In
drive from Fred i,rerns. one ~ the
fastest youngsters trained at the Mem
phis track. The half mile was run In
80 seconds. Howland was decided
faVorite
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OFF GO THE COATS
HELENA MEN COMO TO I'M.
PROVE THE CITY.
They Band Themselves In One Brood
aud Mean Business-Harmopy
the Watchword.
necinl plsnatch 10 the standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Helena. April 10 Helena business men
have banded together to improve the CON
ditions In N" capital city. They did not
call the new organization board OF trade
for fear the hoodoo which has seemed 10
tov,r over that ancient and decrepit In
stitutlon might remain In spite Of all at
tcmpis to remove Il. Nicholas kessler Is
president of the new organization. whic h
l. called the Helena Business Mems as~o.
ciAtiou. l.. A. Walker is vice president
and h, w Fisk secretary and treasurer.
Harmony Will he the watchword OF tic
organization. The iirst msn that stat a
nght Viii h" thrown out Il II said. Rich
ard Lock.y planned IN. organization and
Ia Insisted from The frst TO the last on
harmony, and harmony there is lnunl 10
DO. Tn" association really means ou+tu,ss
and intends TO work for the promotion {,
The interests Of Helena IN every way pos
-ible.
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AN OLD DEBT.
The Capital Campaign Committee win
Take . Case to tho Courts.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, April i0-Judge Mcintyre. In
district court to-day overr'Ilcd the demur-
rer TO the complaint Ia the suit brought
BY Thomas A. NARROW. treasurer OF tho
Helena capitol committee. against
Charles W, Cannon. The suit was CONF
monced to recover EOoo subscribed by Mr..
Cannon to the campaign fund In the last
capital campaign. Mr.. cannon signed 4.
contract agreeing to pay that amount
but when collection was undertaken h.
backed down. The capital committee still
owes several thousand dollars. The suit
must come to trial now that the cour,
has oyerrued the demurrer
Judge Smith to-day overruled the mo-
tion for new trial In the celebrated sui.
brought 10y Mrs Matte Burnes to obtain
recognition as the adopted daughter amt
heir OF the late james NJ smith of Hell
ena, who left pSep estate. Mrs. Burues
got Judgment last December and the de-
PENDANTS asked for new trial. The cas-,
will probably b. appealed
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THE RACE.
Jockey Bergen u the Cause Of 1.-THE
Romans Good Horse, Too.

by Associated Press,
san Francisco. April i0.-Martin Ber-
gen to-day demonstrated that he Is "A
long way from being a has been as u
was mainly through his marvellous rid
ing and Judgment of pace that he piloted
Ruinart To victory in the Burns handi-
cap. covering the distance In the re-
markable time of 2;06A., and establish
ing a new coast record. More than
$4,000 people were packed within the
race track enclosure when the hell rang
for the event nf the day. The betting
ring was jammed to- such an extent
that many spectators Were compelled
To witness the race without backing
their choice the more timid ones being
afraid to venture into the ring. Candle
laria, the Burns Il Waterhouse entry
and the Elmwuod stock Farms pair
The Roman and Installator. coupled,
were Joint favorites at 3i2 tn /, Saliva
tlon aud Lobenguela, \ To | each; Schil-
Ter and Wheel Of Fortune at tens, while
Argentine and Judge Denny were the
extreme outsiders, The best price OBJ
tainable on Ruinart. the winner, was
20 to l.
When the barrier was raised to "A bril-
liant start. salvation, Installator AMI
Wheel OF Fortune were first tn show In
font In the order named, passing the
stand In similar positions; Ruinart was
sixth with the favorites, Candelaria
aud The Roman. last and next to last,
respectively. This order was main
tanned with little change until the back
stretch was reached, when The Roman,
who was absolutely last, and fully 10
lengths behind salvation. the leader,
came Ia the front with tremendous
burst Of speed. and for a short time ap-
p,ated Ia have the rest at his mercy,
In the meantime, however, Bergen had
rated his mount in faultless style. and
with hut little persuasion. Ruinart
gradually closed on the leaders, and In
"a driving finish beat The Roman out by
half a length. the latter hut head In
front of Salvation. The Roman was
corceded 10 he the hest horse In the
race. and with a competent Jockey
ought to have won, Bergen received a
great ovation upon dismounting, for
the victory was very popular one.
Summaries: Six furlongs-Masocro
won. kowalsky second. La Mascotd
thhd. time. l.ljA. Six and one-half
furlongs-Parthamax won. Rienzi sec
ord, Horatlo third, time, l:22. The
Waterhousc stakes. value fl.250. 2-year-
clds. four and one-half furlongs-Miss
RCwena won. Recreation second.
Michael third, time. Sc. The Burns
handicap. $4,000, all ages, mile and one
quarter Ruinart. ll6 tBcrgcnD, II To !
won. The Roman los ,SnyderD -. To
second. salvation l2o ,Shawb To
third. time. 2.0eA.. Wheel of Fortune,
Schiller. installator. Candelaria. l.oben-
gula, Judge Denny and Argentine also
ran. One mile Satsuma won,
Nipctor second, imp. Trance third
time. l:i7.
The BLons handicap was worth $40 .
600. Of which 5000 for second and 81, 600
for third horses. The Waterhouse
stakes was valued at $l.ajG.
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MiNN ESOTA SUGAR.
Beet sugar Industry to B- Established
Ia the Northwest.

Minneapolis, April l0-lt Is announced
to-day that the Minnesota Sugar COM
pany has been organized with capittt
Of Eeo,ea The incorporators announce
that the directorate Il 10 Include Two we'll
known Chicago men. representing the Chi-
rngo Wholesale sTocers whose object Il =
10 night the sugar trust by the estabiish-
ment In the Northwest of the sugar beet
industry. A ri0eo factory j. to ~. built
at Hastings. Mum. and others will follow
A. th" farmers arr Interested In raising
bsets- The railroads are helping the as.o-
citation and auxiliary associations are 10
be formed IN every county whsrc the soiI
Is adapted 10 the culture. The incofpora-
iors are. 2 7. Koch cf 81 Paul J. fl.
smith OF Detroit Mich Henry Keller aud
=. J. ODonncil Ssuk Cpntcr. Minn.
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Armor Plate Iiid..

Washington, April 10 Secretary
Long to-day referred To congress all
papers relating to the armor plat. bids
opened Thursday at the navy depart
men,. The secretary says the three
bnttleships for which the proposals
were asked are under construction and
delay ia getting the armor may sub
jet IN" government to great expense
he recommends that authority he given
to resdvertisc for proposals and td
make contracts for armor at not eN-
ceedlng 500 "A ton.
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shoe Company Faiis.

st. Louis. April iO.-1he affairs OF the
William A. orr Shoe company were
brought into court to-day through the gp-
plication by attorneys for the appoint
ment OF receiver. They appeared on be-
half 'of Stockholders Louis and John :.
wilkins. The charges on which the ap-
plication II based are extremely scusa-
iional. The attorneys allegc mismanage-
ment and misuppromiaton of the COM
company WAS organized la 1880 with a
capital stock OF s250Ooo. The company
succeeded the orr Il l.ndslcy Shoe com
pany.
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BRIBERY INVESTIGATION.
Ex-Governor Leweiiing says He'll Reply
and Prove HISS Innocence.

Topeka. Kan, April 10.-The legislative
bribery investigating committee expected
that Ex-Governor Lewelllng. the new state
SENATOR would voluntarily appear to-day
and reply TO the charges OF corruption
made by his felow-legislators. lie re-
mained at homo In Wichita. however. and
refused TO make statement ~ present
He would walt, he said. IN special dis
patch to local paper. until they are
through with their calumnies." when he
will reply in full and prove his Innocence
Nothing sensational developed during the
day.
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near the MontenegIin frontier In the
district ~ Sers Sanguinary conflicts
have taken place between tn" Albanian
Mussulmans and Christians. Troops
sent To restore order lost several men
Killed The Monenegrin minister at
Corstantiuople has sent a protest warn
ing the Turkish government that II the
Mussulmans continue their attacks IL
VIII be difficult for Montenegro to pre-
vent her subjects from going to the
assistance of the Christians.
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Wac hington. April 10Th. democrats
Of The house held g rsu,us Immediately
after the session 10 decide upon 1 policy
The caucus was IN. result pf a difcr-
cncc between democrats whirn Developed
w ih" debate to-day Bailey b. .l favor
or Permitting republicans free -Niur In
their policy Of adjourning thre. days at "A
Tim" and not attempting legislation. bni
some d,mocrtts favored NOR active
policy. Tho house adjourned Uniu neat
Wednesday.
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New York April io-Daui"l 5. Lamont
eN-sccTriars Of VAR. has arrived ia this
city with Ms family No declined to-day
TO H. fntcrNi"Nri s. % ht- reported So
lection FOR the presidency Of the North
ern Pacinc Railroad company.
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knesbs Released,

Berlin April 10 1t was learned to-day
that knr"bs the American horse oNn"r
was released from pri<on on Thursday
knerhs or Feb s was sentenced 10 uins
months imprisonment and 10 pay tins
of 80 marks. besides being deprived OF
BIZ clNil rights for two YEAR, after haV-
lue BEEN convicted OF trotting the mars
fsih-l In races ou the German tracks un-
der The name OF Nellie kneebs.
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british Against Germany.

London. April IA dispatch from Cape
town says that Admiral Rawson, comman-
der of the British squadron in South Afri.
can waters, will sail shortly with sealed
orders, II Is rumorrd that he has been
ordered to make a demonstration against
Germany's attempts to get a foothold in
Delagoa bay.
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Washington, April l0.-The hnal
agreement among the democrats, silver
republicans and populists in the senate.
looking to perfect coalition was reached
at meeting Of the representatives OF
those people to-day. The agreement
had its origin in the effort 10 reorganize
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senate committees. hut II Is destined
apparently To reach far beyond this sit-
uation and IN fact to future proceed
To the extent ot shaping party polcles
throughout the country. There were
present: Democrats-Senators tor
man. Cockrill, Walthall, Jones OF Ar
kansas and Murphy, Silver republi-
cans-Senators Cannon and Mantle.
Populists-Senators Allen and Petit
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NOTHING ELSE TO DO
The House Is Out Of q Job So the Old
Rag is Chsvsd.
SIMPSON IS IN EVIDENCE
As Soon as the Chaplain Finishes
His Prayer, the kansan Jumps
Right on Reed and OFF
Again-Cross Fires.

Washington. April l0.-The house could
not resist the temptation TO indulge In po-
| litical debate to-day. as II had no business
ON hand Interest was focused on Mr..
Simpson OF Kansas, who had announced
determination 10 obstruct any legisla-
/ tion attempted without the presence Of
quorum. His policy was frustrated. be-
cause the quorum appeared. Mr. Simpson
found an opportunity, however. 10 reiter-
ate his denunciation of a concentration of
power In the speakers hand. The chaplain
had just finished his prayer and the clerk
Was about TO begin the reading of the
journal Of the last meeting when simpson
shouted, MIR, Speaker"
For what purpose does the gentleman
rise?" Speaker Reed inquired.
ITO make the point that there Is no
quorum present" simpson replied.
The speaker thereupon proceeded to
count quorum. There were quite rs
many members on the democratic side as
on the republican side. and several dem
| ocrats who came In late asked to he
counted. The speaker announced: There
are Isl members present, a quorum" and
the republicans appauded.
Dingley rose TO move that when the
house adjourned ii be until Wednesday
neat.
Bailey inquired the purpose of the mo-
t1on.
The gentleman is well aware Ding
ley answered. that there Is no business
to come before the house until the ap-
preparation bills are returned by the SEN
ate.
",y. ar. M, ,,cIinod IA trsts, uno, ,h,
ra,,,hlio., ,,r,,, ia,,ista,,,,r" " Ia it.,.
Iay "wo fceI ihn, tho ,n,nt,y suf,,ys
whc, Tho ron,,hiic.r ,,,,,,, Ia.isi,,,,,s No.
ha,a con,o,doa ,his ali aus i,,'.. ',,,, No.
stuca,cI,. ho,i.ys 4, wn hove no a, -, ,o
,,,,,a az, ,ar,,I,i,o,, 49,, 40 ,,,,,L.. 10,
Ian, n,,. d..iro A. nnd:rs,,,d ,haIr noI''.', :.
Dlnpley said ina, The session was .,il.a
for :, s,,,i,ic ,,,r,os A., ,,ro,.ia. s,,,,,.t,, m,
revenue IN carry on IN. yoy,rnr,,u. The
tcus. b,J acted a, ,ha .nog.s,io,, A.
,hc ,omni,,.,s bod No, haan ,,,,r,,i,,,,',,
,here seemed notbinp else IN do
simnson wanted 10 knov u,ha,b.r ,t,
,,nuhiIo,,n. int.n.d "a ha,.o ,h, c,,n,,l,
toes nnnoIn,ed this session and Ding,ev
ranIisd thnt n. bad no au,bor,,v 40 an.
swer tbe o,,est,on. The matter rcs,aa with
H.. snaakar
BAILEY NOV, ,ool tho ooo, lilo s,id Tim,
IL ,ba renubI,can marty ,houyh, 4, could
hiring nrosnerJ,v hy lncreasing tay.s ana
exnepdI,ura oS ,uhiic ,none,, 4, ,,,eJ u,isa-
Iy and no,rio,ic.IIy IN do no mor. 4,
thst was an IN. r.u,hI,cans nronosad ,o
do The democrats u,sre ,yil,,n, ,o ad,o,,rn
ns oftcn ms desired
s,mnson ana no, i,dorso p,ii.,... ,.tau,.,
Tho co,ptry bs said us dom.ndin,
financial I.yisI,,ion an,d he ren,,l,IIT,,,,
,nrtv sbo,iJ bc ,i,.n a. ,h.,,,,,, a., a,,s,,,
ubnt 4, ,o,,,d 1o Ind sho,,a so, "A, ,,I,,
for tu,o N, ,bro. r,on,hs M, ,h,,, rn,,oq,
ad his r.c.nt nt,.,.L on ,h, s,.,L.r ds
ola riny ma, Tho mcmhoys ar ,ba hons, I,,,
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Washington, April te-Jo~H dAmcyie.
al American citizen, a dentist formerly
resident Of MatanEa-, Who was arrested
April : and confined In Fort Cahanas,
has been reisas.d according 10 a cable
gram received 40 the state department.
Word was also received from the sans
source that the authorities had released
Jos, Fons'alcs. who WIS arrested No
Vemh"r last and confined IN Pin1r del Rio
prisoa.
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Barcelona, April lo.-Thc British channel
squadron has been ordered TO the island
OF Malta. II will remain there long ne
the Eastern crisis lasts.
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Merc >.ri"n. Ironble.

London. April lo.-A dispatch from
c. tnstantinople reports serious trouble
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hYouAgain

And we propose To stay with you. We
ing that you viii profit 10y reading IL
every morning and every morning you'll
find IT Just as new and fresh as the tel
egraph news on this page.
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Townsentiisins.

The only thing that keeps most men
from committing suicide is the fear
that they might hurt themselves.
Instead of being at the head of a
great empire, Kaiser William ought to
be iiddling in beer joint. The Ger
mans will tell him so before his hair is
many feet longer.
1t looks as if Turkey had gobbled the
Greeks, feathers and all. They hunted
fight and got it.
'foot your horn if you don't sell a
clam vii; apply to mining districts as
well rs to peddlers.
If men who boast of lawfully rich
claims" would go and tackle the ground
earnestly, perhaps they might be able
to shed their dilapidated habliments
and exchange a cadaverous aspect for
healthy look. But there is work in
the way. That's what's the matter.
It's easier to wag ones jaws than to
churn the air with pick and shovel.
a few days ago twins we're born to
Wetnose Sam and his dusl1y spouse,
and, according to Piute custom, one of
the new corners was sent back to the
happy hunting grounds, whence it
came. Indians do not believe in two at
time, They are naturally suspicious,
and when a brace of papooses appear
they think there has been some error
III the proceedings.
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When those afro 'iOus bndi y troubles. chills
aud Il Yer, dyspepsia. kidney or rheamat c
disorders, yield, as they invariably do, To he
benign action OF HoSlettei's stomach Ri
ters II ein5iy Of comprehensive use, pure
In composition, unobjeciinnnble to II delicate
pala q. and thorough In eff cts. Sick head
ache, loss Of appetite. flesh and sleep nausea
heartburn. are among the physical annoy
ances obvinieI by the Biiers. They are in
the nature OF signals of distress displayed by
r disnrhrred StIm Ich, liver AM bowels. and
disappear vito the c'use that produced
them. But these signals should b" needed
at once. Then the woe begone look ofchron-
ic i'll he lth will speedily disappear, and Wig
or ami comfort restore q cheerful aspect to
the fee. That faithful index To the condi-
lion Of the system meyer fails to wear look
of sunshine when the Eittcrs is used 10 dis
pei the cloud.
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DR.. STODDART,
OF The
Lie5ig World Iispensary

Free and confidential examinations
to all at the Office or by letter. He
treats all durable chronic diseases with
electricity, medicine and surgery. The
cure Of private diseases, as well as all
female troubles, deafness, catarrh,
bronchitis, consumption, dyspepsia
skin diseases, liver kidney and piles, a
speciality. Surgical operations scientif-
ically aud successfully performed if
necessary. Out-of-to patients treat
ed with unfailing success through cor
respondence; one visit desirable, but
not necessary. Medicines sent safely
and free from observation to any part
of the country. Write for symptom
blank and circular.
DR., A. c. Stoddart, special physician
and operating surgeon for the Liebig
World Dispensary, Helena, Mont, has
decided to settle and will have offices FOR
consultation at his private reception
rooms, in Atlas block, Helena.