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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-27
vIslroRs ro rHE pREs1pENr.

Washington. July pa large number
OF people called at the White House
today to pay their respects to the presi-
dent Among them was Julius Palmer,
OF ex-oueen Ldliuokalani's suite. and
Jerry Beluli. the latter having some pa
pers TO be delivered to the president.
The papers were memorials from the three
great patriotic societies Of Hawaii. It is
understood that in these memorials they
represented themselves as being opposed
to any policy that touched the queens
sovereignty. Later in the day Lfiuo-
kalani herself had short interview
with the president
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-27

wardcd Il 70 ottawa Finally an np-
proprlion Of 5000 was passed by the
parliament and the surveyors we're or
dered 70 take the held this year There
are two practicable routes by which
this country might be reached by q
rHilroad One Of these - from a point
on the Canadian Pacific: tho other Is
from Dyea ~ far as We. were able TO
ascertain. neither presents many dim
cult engineering fsats. That from Dyea
would DO the shorter. for tho reason
thnt only some eighty miles Of road
would have 10 bc built. Tho rest Of the
route 70 the mines being by means OF
The river or eourse. during the winter
season this route would be closed AZ
fnr ha the river is concerned This route
would DO away with the difficulties Of
the chilcai past IN the early days. II
would naturally b. closer means OF
communication with San Francisco, and
FOR that reason Is not likely TO be IA
yored by The Canadian government The
other route 10 abOut 5D miles longer.
hul bing entirely within tn Dominion
Of cauads. is nkely 20 receive earnest
consideration At the hands OF the gov
ernment
The monled men OF that section are
willing 70 assist any enterprise Of this
caaracter which viii tend 10 develop
lhc country The attention Of the world
has been called TO our country and the
idea that naughi bu, fairy tales have
been written about ~ wealth ls being
quickly dissipated."
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-27
The LAND OF THE
GOLDEN FLEECE
Still the Absorbing Topic Az Over
the Country.
NO FAULT WITH DYEA ROUTE
rlspty n l'ask Animals 0,ef the Divide and
Sot cru'h There Vet Astmia coIony
Inersa'es-lifst Aiil Route
NO FAULT WITH DYEA ROUTE

Tho Astoria colony ior the Yukon con
tinues 10 grow The topic h an ail-ab
aorbins ono In tho city. and every move
ment of The goid.huntcrs II watched viii
much interest The party how nambori
the following gentlemen
J. W. suprcnant
r. s. Bounds
a. BrinFdale.
VIM Frcdshcksan.
u. McTaWsh.
George McNaliy
Tn, most Of their supplies have been
purchased and Messrr McTavish and
Bounds left FOR Portland last night 70
secure their mining tools Hundreds OF
others throughout the city would go n
they could raise the grub. and a large
number have arranged 10 start IN the
spring Every business man who has
considered the matter says that the
Rlondyke gold boom will b. OF greater
benefit 70 or,gen and Washington than
was the grcai gold strike IN California
In isls . Colorado, Nebraska. Iowa and
Kansas,
A letter was received yesterday, dated
At Seattle. July "a. Mr.. Al Thorsen.
recently IN the shoe business here with
his brother, In which he says: You
have. no doubt heard OF the excitement
over the gold fields Of Alaska. of late
! have been very busy studying the ut.
uatlon. As brother Tom and a Mr. Nor
ton. Of Seattle. have arranged for me
10 20 there. will leave on the steamer
Mexico Sunday morning. at o'clock.
My sudden departure viii no doubt be
a surprise to you
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-27
RAILROAD TO YUKON

New York. July GA dispatch to the
Journal ana Advertiser from Wilmington.
Del. says;
y. l.. Packard and William Pratt, pres
IdeHt o. the board Of directors OF the
street and sewerage department Of this
city. have gone 10 Seattle. There they
viii he Joined by a party and Will so TO
juneau. Alaska, where they win survey
pass from Taku Inlet on the Alaskan
coast to Tesiin lake. which syndicate
here proposes 10 use as a railroad route
ror transporting miners and supplies into
lhe Yukon territory.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-27
THg LAND OF GOLD
Interesting Details Abou, the Routes to
the Yukon Country

Seattle. July @-Tho report sent on,
from Port Townsend that thcrc was a
blockade Of freight at Dyea is not bcliev-
ed here. nor can Il he confirmed. only
one steamer. the Al-Ki. had landed
/ freight aud passengers az nyya NJ the
time the Topkeka which arrived there
this morning. left Juneau Therefore (, is
not possible that there can be very
great crush At pyea. Reports received
here indicate that prospectors are having
no trouble, However. when the loads
OF the Queen and Mexico. which have
already sailed and OF the Islander and
tho Rosalie, which sails on the eSth and
alst respectively, arrive AZ Sheep camp
, there win undoubtedly be some delay.
but horses are now being shipped 10
Dyca from Seattle by hundreds They
will be used for packing over the divide
and viii much expedite the carrying OF
tho Quits, A large pack rTain is already
operating. The new trail over the noun
;ains. which is il0O feet lower than tho
old pass. has been finished and will be
used in taking the cattle over the sum
init destined for Dawson City, The i'm
preston prevails that thore Is to DO n
scarcity of provisions IN the new camp,
and the advice so frequently made In the
papers. the last few days, for every gold
hunter to take all the provisions he will
require while in the mines, is given over
again.
The first mail for the Yukon valley un-
der the new contract left juneau July
18th I'm charge OF f. w. Hoyt. carrier
II consisted of 1858 letters. being an ac-
cumulation from last April Tho report
up TO last week OF the tonnase OF pro-
visions which has gone into the Yukon
country by the overland route was fivo
thousand, and In addition 20 this there
are about nvc thousand tons of live
stock
Archie Burns indorscs the Chilkoot
pass above all others as cattle route
His own stock, nine cattle and two
horses, were taken from salt water to
Lake Linderman in less than 30 hours
The route is however. unsuitable for
sheep. as there Is too mucn deap. swift
water.
The following steamers will leave Scat
tie for Dyea and skagway bay within
the next few days: city OF Topeka.
July IS; Islander Qrom vlotorial July
s; Rosalle, July 81; Al-KL August q;
willamette, August 3; Queen. August q;
Mexico, August .; Topeka August u:
Rosalie, August 1s
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-27
THE EFFECT IN LONDON,

London. July s6--The Times In It's ffnan-
ctal article says;
There has boon heavy selling In tho
American market ON account of the
failure of the United States senate to
aot on tho house resolution to appoint
a currency commission. but In the best
Informed quarters tho failure Of the sen
ate Is intarm-atod favurahlS, because It
Is said that Mckinley might have bean
Induced 10 appoint a commission dts
posed to compromise with the silver In
terost.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-27
WILL START NoN-uNIoN MEN,

Pittsburg, July 26-This afternoon
Rufus c. Crawford. owner Of the Bunol
mines. went into court and secured a
preliminary injunction restraining the
miners at Dillon from interfering with the
work or congregaung about the mines.
The hearing was set for Saturday. Pres
ldent Dolan says the miners officials
would not attempt to fight the injunS-
ton. They aro not hunting trouble. he
said. and would not deliberately violate
the law.
The shariff OF westmoreland county
has been called on for deputies to pro-
toot tho minors at the Rostrnver mines
at wehstr Tho Webster company
proposes to start with non-unicn miners
tomorrow, Wednesday.
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Duties on Foreign Vessels NAY Now
( Be Suspended.
ALASKA MILITARY STATION
Viii Be christsned rost Alser--plsay yis-
itOrs at the White HOuse, Among Them
LiliouEalsni and Juiias Palmer.

Washington. July 2.-The president has
signed these acts:
Authorizing the president to suspend
the discriminating duties imposed on
foreign vessels and commerce: request
ing the president to make an investi-
CATION into the Regie contract system.
BY which certain European governments
have created state tobacco monopoly:
to create the Office Of surveyor general
Of Alaska and for other purposes; 10
give consent to congress to a compact
between South Dakota and Nebraska re-
specting the boundary.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-27
BASEBALL SCORES.

Cleveland. July s&-cleveiand 6, New
York O.
Louisville. July ss,-Louisville 4 Brook
lyn /.
iPttsburg. July ss.-Pittsburg g. PhIla-
delphia 10.
St oLuis. July ss.-st Louis 8. Boston
4
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-27
IN woRDEN's BEHALF.
Mother of the Labor Union TO visit
President.

Chicago, July 2s.-Mrs Mary G. Jones,
ia Californian. who is known in labor
circles as the Mother of the American
Railway Union. is in the city on her
way to Washington. She is going there
for the purpose of interceding with Pres
ident Mckinley In behalf OF S D. wor-
den, who Is sentenced to receive the
death penalty for certain acts performed
during the labor riots in California in
1884 President Cleveland recommended
Worden's pardon. Governor Budd having
granted a stay Of execution on President
Debs' appeal until decision be rendered
by the supreme court of the United
States. Mrs. Jones is strongly fortified
with letters from all the labor organiza-
tons OF the country. and President Debs
OF the social democracy
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-27
THEY WANT ROADS.
Yukon Pioneers Trying to Induce Rail-
road Building.

San Francisco July 26-N. f. Pieotte
OF the Yukon country, who has been
in this city several days, gives an inter-
esting account of the efforts of tho pion-
GERS of that locality 10 secure more
modern means of conveyance into the
land OF the Golden Fleece
while at Circle City and Forty-MIle
last year" says Picotte. 'we seriously
considered the possibility of securne aid
from tho Canadian government 70 build
road into this district we secured
as reliable data as we could SD fur~
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-27
MILLS SHUT DOWN.

Biddeford, Me-. July @-The New York
cotton mills, In Saco. viii be shut down
Saturday for five weeks, the reason as
signed bedng the necessity Of reducing
the output The mills employ 1900 op-
eratives.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-27
SOLDIERS FOR ALASKA

Washington July 26.-The president and
Secretary Alger have decided 20 detail an
army oiIicer and company OF soldiers
from the regular army for service in
Alaska. They pobabiy will be stationed
at circle City
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-27
STRIKERS ARE PoLT1c.

Pittsburg, July 26.-The miners officials,
Warner and Daily. have assured the
sheriff that the miners have ON inten-
ton Of marching on the mines. Presi-
dent Dolan said It was not proposed to
loset the sympathy of tho public by an
fll-advised display OF force.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-27
GARMENT MAKERS STRIKE.

New York, July 2d-Twenty three hun
dred garment workers went on strike
today. One hundrsd and twenty-five
shops In this city and Brooklyn are af-
fected.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-27
STRIKE OVER

Charleston. W. Va. July 26-rhe indi-
cations arc that the coal miners strike
IN tAa soueheru part OF this state Is prac-
toaliT over.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-27
SENTENCED TO THE ROCK PILE,

pang4ile III. July @-Police Masis-
trste Tsmnons today sentenced Aggie
colero. a diSOraerly woman. to the rock
piIe for thirt4 dags.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20
GRB BICYCLE SEASON,

The bicycle season may be said to
have opened yesterday, for 1t was the
hrst day OF The opening at Stamps cy-
clcry. 1lr Stamp conducts the only ex-
elusive sporting and athletic goods es-
Enlistment in Wheeling, and cycle
drummer in town yesterday, said that
cities many times the size OF Wheeling
have not such a complete establishment.
Throughout the day the store was
crowded with visitors. and II can DO
Hoen readily that this season Will be q
rccord-bTeRker. Last season was the
best ever experienced In Wheeling, but
this years prospects are even brighter.
In the evening a mandolin club played
and the crowd was even larger.
To-day the opening continues.
OF course the leading wheel mt
stamps Is the Rambler. The Rambler
Al $50 has more value in II than the QV-
cEAge 800 wheel, and Is sure to remain
the fayorite wheel In Wheeling This
year It comes In six models, with two
tandem models. The tandemg are listed
~ $40, a novel fenture this season IL
mo cushion saddle spring that Is an op.
uon with purchasers.
The other wheels shown are: The Pa
lss, high grade machine for $50. which
mas the cfanks and axle in one piece. in
iact, there Ia not machine exhibited Mt
stamps that has not this up-to .dh t.
device. The WAverleyS are shown in
styles ranging from 500 10 800. The
Ideals nt $50. a. and $50. with the ia
NOUS G.. & !. tires and several cheap
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20
BEHWooD.
LlvsNsws Itsus From ths Lively Indu'-
trial Town,

Tive News Iteuia From the Lively lnduS-
trial Town,
The following officers OF ST. Matthews
Evangelical Lutheran church Will be IN
stalled Al the church tomorrow morn
Inv: President, H. w. Schrebe; imam
clal secretary, c. l.. BOecele: cores
ponding secretary, George Miller; treas
;lrer. August Schad; elders, LeoHhaFt
Gockstettcr, William Juergens' Seores
GoeEeleIn; trustees, Louis NleperBa4I'
c. w. Kronhardt.
Evening Star Lodge, X. OF p, Will
have three esquires to take tho rank OF
knight at It's meeting on Monday night
This lodge Is working 10 get l5o meTn-
bera, which will entitle II 10 two repre-
sentatIves at the Grand Lodge.
Rev, C. L. goecele. pastor OF ST. Mat
they've Lutheran church, win go to Par
kersburg a week from Tomorrow 10 IN
stall new pastor there.
The Hope society OF the N. f. church
will entertain their friends al the
church on Monday evening.
Delley and Seamon Bowers have re-
turned from visit TO their grand pa
rents In Shepherdstown.
Miss Bertha Riddle will return TO her
studies at the West Liberty normal
school to-day.
Michael Deegan has returned from a
business trip to Pittsburgh.
AR. A. l.. Pelley went 10 McMechcn on
business yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20
CLAIRVoYANT.

Observation-Disclosures Happiness by ron,
smiling Prof Charles NJ. Leon, the Ccle.
bratCd ClnlrvOyant and TrnneG Medium
Ho will read your future without mis-
take. Gives valuable inIormauSn on al
HfInIrs OF life Prof, Icon has been pro
nOunced the world over as the greatest
ClnIryoynnt in tho 10th century. ThrouRl
his aid and advice great many people
have been mRdH hlppy. He 0vercomes
your enemies, removes family troubles, 70.
BtorcB lost affections, causes marriage
with the ono you love.
Removes evil influences, bad habits, and
Will gIVC yOu correct informant ton on law,
suits. divorces, lost frianda, etc.
Never failing advice "a, young people on
marriage and how TO choose husband
or wife for happiness, and what business
IL boat adapted for speedy riches.
Mining Stocks speculation RpNciNltV
Also gives indispensable advice to yoHmG
indies on love, cOurtEhlp and marriage
and tells whether your lover II true OF
false and date Of marriage. Thousands
hnVc consulted him nnd found that hiR MD
md advice led to prosperity and happiness
liz ndvCrtlscS nothing but what he car
10 mud does not WiAh to BE- clRHSpd with
the mHny cheap prOtendorS found IN every
civ All who arc In trouble, whose fond
homes have been blasted, who have been
deceived md disappointed by THlEO prCulC,
lions OF others. before giving IN In deHpNl
1rn invited to call and be convinced Of The
above statement without delay, Hundreds
OF persons have an evil lnhucnr" around
Ihcn that they know. nothing about
gOTnOtlmcR II ~ caused by other persons
some limos II comes Of Itself. Come and
NAVE II removed and happiness und sue,
rts viii follow HusinCRs strictly conn.
dental People llvinK out OF city Wishing
10 lTuH particulars as 10 tcrrH etc, ~.
close stamp FOR reply,
Otllce and residence, 1927 Chapllno Etrcct
Hours from 10 u. m. TO 30, ~, M.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20
MARTINS TgRRY,


ltRps and AlShaptih tbs 1hrivlnz CITY
Aerpsl the River.
The entertainment given ut the Pres.
bgterlaR church last night under the
a0tptces Of the third section was en-
1Oyed by a large audience, The pros
gramme was a splendid one. The con-
tealants In the el0cutlOnHfy contest
Wera Misc Matte Justice, Of New
Athens; Miss Lillian West, Of Tilton-
Vile; Miss Bertha Brewer, OF Bridge.
port; Miss Henrietta Johnson. OF
M0undavillo ana Miss Laura Bundy, OF
Coleraln.
The first prize was won by Miss Hem
rietta Johnson, OF Moundsviie and che
second by Miss Martha Justice.
The different contestants all did exc
CeedlnEly well and were heartily up-
plauded, The music brought forth
enthusiastic applause, and the nuts
solo by Miss Sadie OXiey. Of Dillonvnle
was something new in Martins Fery,
and all were much pleased with It.
Miss OXley wasN encored. The Judges
OF the Orltorlcul contest were r. 4.
Anderson, Stunt. W. II. Stewart and
Mrs. b. o. Williams. The announce
nent Of the decision was made by Mr..
Anderson IN pleasing manner. The
entertainment throughout was a sue
cess, and the management Is to be con-
graduated,
Yesterday car load OF hiGh class
horses was shipped to Hubbard, o.
The horses were all purchased herea-
bouts and are high priced ones. They
were purchased by A. W, JohnsOn and
W, W. Fuby. and Intended for coach
nnd Goblin New York city. The horses
will be taken to q farm near Hubbard
where their tails Will be locked before
they are sent 20 New York.
To-day tho June Aguott compnny Will
give Great Bargain Matinee, anu tllS
evening the weeks engagement VIII
be closed with across the Sen"
This afternoon at $3.50 the memberE
Of the Junior EpwOrth League VIII
meet ut the 81. l.. church to practice Tor
the annual entertainment.
Richard Padden went TO Pittsburgh
Yesterday to Join the Pittsburgh club
which leaves for Roanoke, Va. to-niBh'
at o'clock.
A. b. Cuppen sold the Nne driylnE
horse OF Chris, Hell 20 MT. Dyer, OF New
PhitadetphiE, yesterday at Eoon
round price.
Thomas Harvey has returned to Kan
Gas City after a Ave weeks visit WIN
his father II. Harvey, the grocer.
The people of Mnrtin's Fern, are con
side,rabIy interested In rebuilding OF
The Buckeye Glass Works.
Ernest Smith has returned from Col;
unlbuS and CadIE, and Is now q full
RedGed attorney
A. c. Lewis and VIM. L, coleruth, OF
s:eubcnvills were IN Martins Ferry
| tS.ateFIlNy
Grant SedEwlclS is on the sick list al
his residence, corner Third and Locust
streets. =,
SIrs. Samuel Husklns has the typhoid
fever
Casper DOrsch is improving.
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The FeatherstOne line ana several cheap
wheels complete the most complete ar
sortment OF wheels shown ia the state.
Fight AFTERMATH.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1s.-In
fashionable attire, with no external
marks Of pugillstlc defeat. but debonair
and smiling as IL he had Just won a
great victory, James ]. cOrbett, ex.
champion, paraded the streets to-day
and made hts appearance In well-known
resorts With a coterie Of RdmtrinE
friends. OF his plans for the future,
Corbett said: II won't make any move
until Brady arrives. see he is trying
TO get another match With Julian, but I
hardly think they vii give me another
chance. / don't care q snap about the
championship, FltZBimmOns can call
himself champion, and suppose he IL.
But this does not annoy me. What l
am after Is another battle"
He showed them his disabled hands,
which were swollen to twice their nor
nal size '"That was all done in the
sixth round, said he. III they had not
gone back on me would have finished
him in the seventh, That Is why l had
no steam"
Corbett expresses the opinion that
Fitzslmmons was down twelve seconds
when he fell in the sixth round.
"YOu can bet all you have got. said
he. "thRt he was out more than ten Sec
nndS. Scores Of men will back me up,
but the decision Is made and there Is no
use Kicking"
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ewes grow dim and black eucircled -Tadi.
ance fades from the sEiu--a leathery look
suppiants the sOGl peachy HppeaHauce--aEe
comes before life has fairly begun. These
are but outward signs Of the death that
turks within. These are only danger sig
nails Careless or too busy doctors make
hundred diagnoses and prescribe for neTV.
business, for insomnia, for iudigrstion-fora
hundred different diseases. They are wrong
mistaken nine times in-tcu.
When a woman fades grows old, weak,
aick-the trouble Is almost always with the
organs that make her woman-the most
important, the most delicate, the most sen.
sittyr, the most vital organs in her whole
body. They arc so closely knit with the
fbrcs Of her life that disorder here means
disorder everywhere and anywhere. Such
disorders call for the expert skill Of the
specialist. Such a specialist Is Dr. K. v.
Pierce who for over thirty years has been
chief consulting physician and surgeon Of
the Inyaiids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
OF buffalo, N. Y. Afflicted women should
write TO him and should in any case begin
At once to take Dr. Piercc'R FRvoritc PFC
ScFiptiOn, lle most successful remedy for
ali forms OF female weaknesses and dis
ease. Tens OF thousands Of women have
been cured by this marvellous medicine
without ever consulting physician.
T1r Picree's 1905 page book, "commOu Sense
Nrdi,1i Adviser Il full oGuEeful knowledge from
tItie.paRc to EHii, II maybe had In paper covers
Ior The bare cost OF mailing, Send ~ onecent
sfSnnI 10 Worlds uiSpenSary Medicut ANSocia'
ron buffalo n. " For 10 cents extra a. cents IN
All, The book will be sent in cloth building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20
QUINN HAS ACCEPTED

sharksy'S Dsn-'Chs Battle May OcoRr tn
WhePIIng.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntellIEencsr.
PITTSBURGH, March 19.--Manager
John quinn tonight announced his ac-
ceptance OF the Tom sharkey challenge
from San Francisco. He says Maher
will fight sharkey for $4,000 aside III the
east. He says the purse must come out
" Frisco however. Al he does not care
10 fiRiYt ShHrkey there. since the FttzstM-
mons affair. (TlIis 10 the match the Met
ropolitan Athletic Club, OF Wheeling, Is
said 70 be after.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20

Ry uslne "The New Great South Amerl-
can Kidney Cure" This new remedy
il a great surprise on account OF itH ex-
ceeding promptness In relieving pain Ia
tho Kidneys, Bladder and Back in male
ar female. II relieves retention Of
water and pain in passing It almost I'm
medIately. Save yourselves by uatnE
vent fatal consequences in almost ali
cases by Ito great Alternative and heal.
ing powers. Sold by r. II. List. drug.
Efst, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20

STOP druggnE yourself with quRClS
nOstrums or cures" Get well known
pharmaceutical remedy that viii do
the work. CRtaErh and cold in the hend
VIII not cause suffering II Ely's Cream
Balm In used. Druggists will supply 10c
trial PIze or soc. full size. We mail II,
ELY BROS, 10 Warren st, n. Y. City
Rev. John Reid, jr.. Of Grent Falls,
Mont, recommended Eiy's Cream Balm
to me. can emphasize his statement,
at In n positive cure Tor CntnTTh " used
az directed Key. Francis w. Poole.
pastor Central Presbyterian church,
Helena, Mont.