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thereof, and to carry out theprov.sions Of
this section.
Amendment Number -Four.

CBeing Assembly Constitutional Amena.
ment No. 37.)
A resolution to propose to the peor;s
or the State of California an amendmenI
10 the Constitution OF the State. amend
ing article eleven. by adding a new sec
ton thereto, to be known as section num-
per hve and one-half relating to CONSOLE
dated city and county governments The
lows: " AS"u aS Aoi-
Section 5la- The provisions of section
Tour and five of this article shall not nor
shall any legislation passed pursuant
thereto. apply to any consolidated citv
ana county government, now existing or
hereafter formed, which shall have be-
come, or shall become. organized under
section seven. or secure a charter under
section eight of this article
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Hoods Pills cure nausea. Indigestion. 25c.
BORN.
DIED,

LOCHBAUM-In this city, August 24th,
to the wife OF Charles Lochbaum, a
daughter.
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Amendment Number Seven.

(Being Assembly Constitutional Amend.
ment No. 34)
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

NO SHOOTING OR HUNTING WILL
be allowed on the Rancho Del Paso. Any
violation of this order will lead to arrest.
JOHN MACKEY, Superintendent
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Amendment Number Two.

(Being Senate Constitutional Amendment
No. 10.)
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Solid Gold Collar Buttons,

Former prices, $1.5O to $3.50; now
soc to ) l to close them out at Admin
istrator's Sale. Closing up Hyman's
Jewelry Store, 500 street.
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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE

FIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
spect Ladies' dining-room separate
RAGHER, Proprietors. No. 1919 Second
street, between J and K. Sacramento.
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL.
Corner Tenth and Sts., Sacramento

BOARD AND ROOM. 81 25 TO 81 PER
day. Meals. 25c.
Accommodations frst-class Free bus
to and from hCteL w. j. ELDER Mgr
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Requirement. of Cavalry Horses.

From the National Stockman and Farmer.
The army regulations prescribe the kind
Of horses desired for the cavalry as fol
lows:
THE cavalry horse must be sound and
well bred. gentle under the saddle. free
from vicious habits. with free and prompt
action at the walk. trot and gsllop. with
out bIemish or defect. of a kind DISPOSE
ton, with easy mouth and gait. and other
wise to conform to the following descrip-
tion:
"A gelding Of uniform and hardy color
in good condition: from l5h 10 Is hands
high: weight not less than 80 nor more
than l.15o pounds from 4 70 : years Old
head and ears small, forehead broad;
eyes large and prominent: vi<iOn perfect
IN every respect: shoulders long and slop-
ing well back: chest full. broad and deep.
forelegs straight and standing well un-
der: barrel large and increasing from gtrth
toward flank: withers elevated: back
short and straight; loins and launches
broad and muscular; hooks well bent and
under the horse: pasterns slanting and
feet small and sound
Each horse will BE- subjected to a rigid
inspection and any animal that does not
meet the above requirements In every re-
spect must bs rejected. A horse under S
years old should not b. accepted unless
a specially fine. well-developed animal"
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THE MINES OF NEIHART
The Number Of Dividend Payers
Will Be Doubled.
GRAND PROGRESS MADE
The Big Seven Il Breaking the Camp
Record Good Dividends De-
clared Monthly-work
on the Queen.

Great Falls. June 2.-The mines of
Neihart seem to be improving steadily
and inside Of a year It is prophesied
thai the number Of dividend payers
will be doubled. That magnificent mine.
he Big Seven, Is breaking all the rec
ords In camp. For the last few months
the company controlling 1t has been de-
claring dividends monthly. This month
the dividends amounted to $40. 900. and
the dividend for June has been an
nounced at $50. 900. A person does not
need to be much Of a mathematician to
figure out how rich the mine is when
they are told that only from five to
seven cars are shipped per month, gen.
orally Cotton cars, hauling the ore about
six miles over the toughest bit of coun-
try ever called a Dad Though situated
In a silver camp, 1t Is one of the ex-
ceptions. I'm that 1t Is more Of a gold
Edwin j. Barker are the principal own
ers responsible for such satisfactory de-
velopment OF a one-time prospect into a
dividend paying min
1t Is reported that the owners of the
Queen are figuring on sinking the shaft
some 200 feet below the 300-foot level.
They will meet In Neihart at an early
date and decide definitely on the i'm
provement. 1t means an expenditure of
$40, 900, and II ii Ii done it will be an
other Instance Of the faith which the
have in their mine and in Mel
hart, as up to the present time far more
money has been spent In developing the
min than has ever been taken out of 1t.
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reservation He has great faith In the
mining possibilities Of the country.
w. d. Dickinson and family have
moved into h John L. Harris resi-
dence. on Sixth avenue north. and l. s.
Woodbury. and family have taken pos
session Of the dwelling vacated by the
Dickinsons.
The Clerks union has voted to allow
h merchants Of this city to keep their
places Of business open until I D. m. on
Fourth Of July. This practically in
sures the success of the proposed cele-
bration Of that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, A. Walker of Fort
Logan are visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Walker is engaged IN the sheep
business. and like most of the North
Montana woolgrowers. reports that the
lambing season has been a very sue
cessful one with him.
Judge Leslie this morning went to
Lewistown to hold court for Judge Du-
Bose. The latter Is now in Helena, but
will arrive in Great Falls in time to
open court mex Monday. Two or three
of the cases. which come frst on the
calendar. cannot be heard by Judge
Leslie as he was formerly of counsel
in them.
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FORT BENTON NEWS.

NJ. j. Healy. game warden of Choteau
county, is visiting Fort Benton OF off,
cial business.
Prof. F.. l.. Miller. superintendent Of
the Benton schools, has gone to his Did
home at Angola. Ind, where he will
spend his summer vacation.
Judge DuBose held a short session
of the district court yesterday, and in
that time admitted Robert Nelson, for
merly a subject of Emperor Willie of
Germany. to full United States citizen
ship. The court now stands adjourned
until July 5.
Miss M. f. Jacoby. county superin-
tendent of schools. left this morning
for an official visit to the schools along
the line of the Great Northern and in
the Bear Paw country. The trip will
consume several weeks time.
Jere Sullivan has gone to st. Peters
mission to attend the closing exercises
of the school,. His daughter. Nora. is
one of the pupils, and she will accom-
pany her father on the home journey.
1t is reported from Lacey that the
wolves there have become very de-
structive of calves and that the stock
men have lost a number recently
through that source. Sheepmen are
also suffering from the depredations of
the pests.
The Teton river Is on the rampage,
and in several places In already over
its banks. The torrent IL filled with
logs n other debris. and the approach
to the county bridge. four miles below
Benton. has been swept away, and fur
the damage is threatened.
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DUPUYER NOTES.

George Berthlaume of Portland, Ore,
a cousin of George Therrien, has ar
ived in Dupuyer and Is looking about
him with a view to permanent location.
George Adam and Thomas Thomp-
son of Choteau have rome to the coded
strip for the purpose of opening a sa-
loon there.
The Blackfeet reservation roundup is
working on the ranges to the south of
Dupuyer, and expects to finish in a
short time.
Peter Joyce of Dupuyer has gone to
the new town Of st. Marys. where he
intends to open a restaurant IL condi-
tons are favorable.
The commissioners OF Teton county
will meet in regular session on next
Monday at Choteau.
John Joiner of Pondera passed
through Dupuyer this week on his way
home. after an extended visit TO his
old home in England.
T. r. Carr of Choteau has been ap-
pointed by Sheriff Hagen of Teton
county to act as his deputy on the
part of the Blackfeet reservation in
cluded in the ceded strip. He has gone
to St. Marys, which he will make his
headquarters.
DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Titus have re-
turned from their visit to Great Falls
and Kibbey, and 10 have as their
6otot @ltoo AiobtA VI ooh
Several parties of Mormons from Utah
points have passed through Dupuyer
this week on their way to the north
west territory. There they intend to
colonize in farming communities.
A. belong is in Great Falls hunting
for employment as clerk In n OF the
stores there.
The game of ball between the Du-
puyer and the Burton-Choteau mines,
set for Sunday, has been declared off.
Neither nine posted Its forfeit money.
The Dupuyer nine claims bad faith on
the part Of the other fellows and states
that in the future il will positively de-
cline to listen to any challenge or prop
osition from them.
Charles z. Thomas of Birch creek
has been appointed school trustee to
fill the vacancy in the board OF the
Dupuyer district.
The citizens of Dupuyer will ask the
county commissioners to erect a bridge
across the Marias river. at the mouth
of Schultz coulee. This would give
them direct communication with the
Great Falls & Canad railway and the
Great Northern at Shelby Junction,
and no doubt would be a step toward
securing a mail route from that point
to Dupuyer. 1t would also save Du-
puyer merchants considerable In the
way of freight charges.
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Proceedings.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest OF Exchange News-Mining Stocks.
Metal Quotations-wool Prices and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
duce-Review OF Trade.

New York. June 2-The tendencies in
the stock market to-day were much mix
ed and at times so conflicting as to make
any general view confusing and difhcult.
1t is fair to state. however. that in spite
of the r~eactionary course of some stocks
the market was very fair. and even
strong. In a general way IL may be stated
that the high-priced leaders of the mar
ket. with the single exception of Sugar.
came to q halt. and even receded. while
the i~ower-priced stocks. both In the rail-
road and Industrial lists. were lifted to
q level more commensurate with the high
level attained by the leaders. The gran
gers. except Burlington. all closed lower
than last night. Burlington was sustained
by rumors of approaching action toward
~refundinE some OF its interest-bearing
bonds.
The very cheap rates for money has had
the effect OF re~-swakening interest In a
number of %refunding and r~eorganizing
projects which were abandoned at the
outbreak OF the war. The iow-priced Sc
%curities, especially those of reorganized
railroad companies. were taken up in a
vigorous way and very generally adj
vanced. Union Pacific preferred led In this
class and was heavily bought. closing with
a net gain OF 1A. The international stocks
suffered from selling for London ac-
count. being apparently impressed with
Spanish reports OF the naval engage
ment at Santiago. The local traction
stocks radiated some degree of depres-
sion. Sugar occupied a leading place In
point of activity and strength.
Yesterdays activity IN bonds was not
fully maintained. but prices advanced
more generally than In the stock market.
Total sales, s.. $50, 900. Y. s. As advanced
.. per cent, new As registered n per
cent. and new As coupon ! per cent. I'm
the bid price. There was a sale OF the
new coupons at IBIS. a rise Of y per cent.
over the last sale.
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

A special meeting OF the High School
Alumni society mas been called for next
Sunday afternoon at 2:30. in the Central
building.
L. c. Mccoy. deputy sheriff at Sand
Coulee, brought in John Turner. SEN
fenced TO 30 days In the count jail for
disturbing the peace.
The body of Charles Burchard's child.
which died yesterday at Neihart. was
brought to This city on the afternoon
train. The funeral will TAXI place to-
morrow.
The carpenters At work on the ex-
tension of the Great Northern's wool
warehouse have. been obliged to quit
work temporarily on o OF the
execrzble weather.
Alex. yule of Yuleville IL In the city
on his return from a trip TO ST. Msrys
and the ceded strip Of the Blackfeet
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For Trial Jurors.

Great Falls, June 2.-The sheriff has
made returns on the venire issued by
the district court for trial Jurors to serve
at the term beginning On next Monday,
and the following is the list Of those
drawn: Ed Fox, Arlington; James II.
Gillette, Belt; w. f. Nimmons, Belt
Swan Anderson, Belt: ]. w. Leland,
Belt; George Travis. Cascade: S. S. Nor
rison. Cascade; Jacob Seiben. Cascade;
A. w. Kingsbury, Great Falls: w. c.
Aiming, Great Falls; Robert Coburn,
Great Falls: Kyle Price. Great Falls; ].
j. Ellis. Great Falls: ]. H. Mcknight.
Great Falls: c. A. Chichester. Great
Falls; Frank Glab, Great Falls; Fred l..
Smith, Great Falls; L. f.. Belts, Evans;
Charles B. Walker, Hepler: A. j.
Briggs, Kibbey: Sam Dodd. Logging
Creek; w. J. Salisbury. Milligan; Rob
ert Craig, Monarch; James l.. Neihart,
Neihart; David Sweeney. Neihart
George w. Brown, Neihart;' Elmer
Flint, Orr; Joseph f. Stewart, st. Peters;
F.. ID. Haste, Sun River; III. B. Strong,
Sun River; James Mitchell, Sand Cou-
lee; Charles Lochray, SAM Coulee:
william Dick. SAND Coulee; w. II.
Simpson, Truly.
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A Few Cu1prits.

Great Falls, June 2.-This has been a
rainy day in the police court as well as
on the outside. and but few arrests were
made. and consequently few offenders
were before the bar. This evening chief
Guerin picked up George Snyder and
Henry Balm on Central avenue. They
were youngsters and were beginning.
Frank Mattison. a drunk, brought in
last night by Officer Bissett, was fined
IS and costs this morning. but on his
promise to leave at once the fine was re-
mitted. A vag signing himself o. Buck
was discharged on a similar promise to
quit town.
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Convicted mt Great Falls.

Great Falls, June al. ]. Heller. the
convict to whom Governor Smith has
just granted 10 days diminution of
sentence. was sentenced from this city
las December. He vas convicted of
having stolen q buffalo overcoat be-
longing to Milt Henderson, n after
ward selling 1t to a stranger In a beer
hall. He Is a native of eastern Canada
and possesses considerable education.
While here ne wrote q number of news
letters for q weekly paper printed at
his old home, but became a victim Of
the morphine habit and through that
got into trouble. His sentence expires
in June, he having been sent up for six
n
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New York. Tune 2.-The Evening Posts
London financial cabIegram says: The
stock markets here were less active to-
day but of a firm tone The reduction OF
"a to 3 per cent. i'm the discount rate of
the Bank OF England had little effect on
the general markets. The timidity of OPP
orators was In evidence by a small rush
to realize this morning simply because
New York prices were a little easier. New
York. however. absorbed all the stock
offered and prices closed strong at the
best. The New York buying of bonds was
again phenomenally large. the run be-
ing chiefly on Atchison. Union Pacific
and Northern Pacific preferred. There
was a sharp rise In Brazils. exchange be
ing at IA. Spanish As were better. The
Spanish gold premium Is 81. and the po-
sition OF the Bank of Spain is believed
to be desperate. spanish orders for silver
arc very heavy. II is believed operations
are financed by Paris bankers.
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CHICAGO Markets.


Chicago, June 2.-Everything in the way
OF news in wheat seemed bearish to-day
ut the start and the sentiment was In full
accord with the news. Liverpool cables
show ed decline for July and gid In
September. In addition there was a re-
port from New York that foreigners were
selling at the seaboard. the promise OF
a big wheat yield and indications OF an
early harvest South and Southwest. All
this created a weak sentiment, resulting
In active liquidation. short selling and
sales on stop-loss orders. which led to
partial generalization. July. which closed
at sfAGe2c yesterday. sold down to SIC.
and September declined Ikc. However.
there were shorts galore, and everyone
OF them had profit on their previous sales
and saw Mt TO take II. Buying of that sort
and against weekly puts turned the mar
ket firm.
The Letter brokers gave occasional sup
port to July when II needed 1t. The shorts
in September gave the option the sup
II got under 7Sc. July closed at slA. Ua2c.
September closed Sai9c higher at nc.
Weakness In corn early was due to the
heaviness Of wheat. There was quite gen
eral buying later and the market became
strong. July closed ssc higher.
After a weak opening oats rallied with
corn. closing unchanged.
II locke at the start as II every broker
in the provision pit had set on pork.
Prices suffered a severe decline. Pork In
3oc and ribs sc lower and Ord Is un-
changed.
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ssAss o. os,o. err o. ToIsDe. "a

s'AT' o. E Ss,S; ST, 2. r'1'''' 81
senior partnsr Of De urn q 2 J. CHnNEvS Co.
doine 6usiness In the City Of Toledo, County and
STATE sfsreaeid. nd thst said company vill psy
sad Every eass Of Catauh that cannot be eured
b. the use 81 HALLS CArARRu OuaB. -
FRANK J. CHENEY.
6voyr 10 bsforp ne and ssv6serfbsd IN ~
prsssnss, this oA dAy Of DscsnSsr. A. D. 1855.
(~) AW. GLEASON,
A NofARY PuDLfc.
Han's Cstsrh Care n taken informally aPd
sses directly on the blsed and mucous ~surfsces OF
The system eend for testimoniels, free.
SelA BY DYuggisA Use.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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Once Tried, Always Used.

II we sell one bottle OF Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, we seldom fall to cell
the same person more. when ii is again
needed. Indeed. IL has becom the fam
lily medicine of this town. for coughs
and colds. and we recommend IL be-
cause Of it, established merits.-Joseph
r. Harmed. proprietor Oakland Phar-
macy Oakland. Md. Sold by drug
gists.
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Our War Premium.

Send us $40 in advance for one years
subscription to the Standard. or IS for
six months, and secure a copy of The
American Navy. Cuba and Hawaii
the handsomest premium eve offered
by a newspaper.
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New Jork. June 2-Money on call steady
at 1aa2 per cent. Last loans. IIs per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 3d4 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual bust
ness In bankers bills at - sea4.s6a for
demand and 81 .Sa4.s4. for 60 days. Post
ed rates H-S41za4.S and 81 .ssikd4g. Com
msrcial bills. A.sSn4.s3k. Silver certih-
Gates. 5sifasoc. Mexican dollars. 45-c.
Government bonds strong. state bonds
duIl. railroad bonds strong.
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OTHER cts
Omaha Live stock.

Omaha. June 2-Cattle-Receipts. 100.
Market steady. Native beef steers. san
40. Western steers. 81. 7od4. "; cows and
heifers. 81. 50nf. 30: stockers and feeders.
$3d5: bulls and stays $d4.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market i0c lower.
Heavy. 81 .10d4. 30; mixed. S.lodt. Is: light.
A.0504 10: bulk Of sales. N.l0d4.15.
Sheep-Receipts. 800. Market strong.
Fair to choice natives, * s0d4. 20: fair In
choice Westerns. 81. 70a4 10; lambs. 81 .25G
z %
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er. has not closed down. as a large
mount of their ore IA ir~t-cla~s and can
be probably shipped to the smelters
without concentrating.
The suit which was recently brought
against the Hope Mining by the
Continental Oil company OF Butte for
500 30 has occasioned some misunder-
standing. which was called to the atten-
ton OF the correspondent to-day by Sec
rotary c. A Whipple of the Basin Gold
and Copper Mining company. The Hope
Mining against whom the suit
IL brought. was the title OF the old COM
pany which operated the Hope mine un-
der the -Pftner regime, whereas
the company with which Governor Smith.
Lieutenant Governor Spriggs. State Treas
urer Collins and NJ. 1. Hewett are con-
nected, and which Is now operating the
Hope. is the Basin Gold and Copper Min
ing and Is not the one against
which the suit Is brought. as was is-
ported in the correspondence from oulde
on Sunday.
The citizens of Basin are becoming con-
siderabiy interested In the movement TO
rid the town Of tough characters and a
trial occurred in the justice court before
p. j. LangaI to-day that caused consid-
cradle excitement and feeling. Frank NJ.
Connell had been arrested on the charge
Of being a "secretary." and was given a
Jury trial. which lasted the entire after
noon. The jury brought In a verdict of
not guilty. although a strong case was
put up against him and his guilt was a
notorious fact The citixens all express
great disgust and are now deciding upon
some new method Of getting rid of this
element. The citizens. by a large majority,
say they must go.
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MINING At BASIN.

The Eva May ON Cataract Greek Has
Closed Down.
Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Basin. May sl.-The Eva May mill. on
Cataract creek. has closed down and IL is
understood will not be started up again
until some new or better arrangements
can be made for a closer saving OF the
values i'm the ore. for Il = not giving a
satisfactory treatment OF the new con-
centrating ore bodies recently found in
the mine. Secretary DE Mars OF the NJ.
NJ. L. u. compsny was in town yesterday
and said that these alterations in the mill
would be made at once. The mine. howev-
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prim.ry s.s.naAr, or S~:rs..sy sypnils -
Lre.tsd at home for the same price un1s1 -
guarantee. II yca prefer IN come here - vlll
contract 70 pay rsilread fare aud hotel hilA -
no charge II we fail 10 sure. n ysu have snhGm No
cary. ledide Potash. oAnd san hsse 49, ~
pains. Mucous Patches In nsath, snes 1ngooA
P@pies. C~opper-colored Spcu. Vleers - -
e ,sis syphilitie BLOOD FOLSOM sAa 49,
antee 20 cure. We sslieit the asss S>DGnnnD
cases and challenge the World for . sase uqom
skill % the moss eminent physiessna U10U0D
capital hshind our aaesndltien n gusrnaty. A.
dress Cook Remedy ca, ,5<o nsssaAs ~
Chicago. III
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Few great cities OF America are adequately
provided with public clocks of such a size and so
prominent location as to indicate the time over
wide metropolitan districts. But IL is high
time 10 check kidney and bladder complaint
manifested to the sufferer by inactivity of the
organs ar acted. Hostetter's Stomach Bite rs
remedies this as IL does dyspepsia. rheum stism,
constipation, biliousness and nervousness.
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ExaryAaAy Aaxa a.

Csse,rets Candy Csthartie, the most wonderful
freshing TO the tssts. set gently and positively on
the kidneys. liver end bowels. cleansing the entire
system. disp~l eolds, cure headaches. fever. habit
try q boz Of &. G. c. odsyi 10, rs. so esntA
SOLD and guaranteed 20 cure BY eli drussista.