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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-03
Ia f0NT|SE WINS A MILL
His First Fight in the East Re-
suits in a Victory.
iE HAD AN EASY THING
Chicago Pepers Speak Well Of the Ana
esEa conda Boy Who Has Just
h Come Out OF the Wild
i4Eg
.e3 West.

Nose La Fontise, the Anaconda pu-
gilist, has made a good beginning in
the East. Monday night at Chicago
he knocked out George Kirwan, a.
Chicago favorlte, in a little more than
one round. A Chicago special to the
Denver News tells the story of the
battle as follows:
isassaGeorge Kirwan, but a shadow of
MS former self, fell in a trife more
than one round before Nose La Fontise
at the Park theater tonight. Kirwan
was knocked out plainly and skilllully.
"a tontise showed disposition to
torce the work and early in the fight
sfdshea away fercely at7 kirwan's
Just as the bell sounded the close of
the hrst round decided the battle.
sH.hifWan was staggering and all but
WI, out gamely faced the stranger in
the second round. A few punches were
exchanged and then La Fontise swung
vicious right hand blow that landed
1ush on kirwan's jaw. George fell in
sitting posture and then on his back
and was counted out and carried from
the ring unconscious"
La Fontise is receiving kind treat
ment at the hands of the Chicago
lighters. For instance, on Monday
night the Chicago Journal made his
coming nght the leading item in its
sporting column, placing it above the
story OF fight between Bob Fitz-
simmons and Jeff Thorne, the English
mlddleWeight, which took place SIM
day night at Tattersalls and resulted
In victory for Lanky Bob.
The Journal item was as follows:
Nose La Fontise, the chunky west
far n irt,t
DOW to a Chicago crowd tonight at
the Park theater. He is billed to meet
George Kirwan, the local rinsster of
mysterious methods. in the six-round
windup. La Fontise is sturdilv
built young fellow. He came here with
Kid Parker. the husky Denver light
weight, and he is said to mill in the
aggressive style shown by the latter
La Fontse has a good record out
west, his last fight resulting in win
over Eugene Bezenah of Cincinnati in
few rounds. Kirwan is not as tough
a proposition as he once was, but he's
as game and aggressive as ever and
still able to give the best of them a
hard fight. With two such busy mix
ers as La Fontise and Kirwan al it
the go should be hot one The west
erner, will have to fight fast to win
over the eccentric man of mystery
whose wild man methods of milling
nave always proved puzzling to his
opponents in the first part of his bouts.
The full card follows:
"Tipton Slasher and John Joyce, lis
pounds.
Eddie Sullivan and Kid Bernstein
1870 pounds.
Dave O'Connor and Jim Carney, ITO
pounds.
Kid Baxter and Sam Phillips, AS
pounds.
George kirwan of Chicago and Nose
Ia. fontlse of Denver, at 140 pounds"
Inc fact that La Fontise fought re-
Gently at Denver and went from there
to chicago probably accounts for the
Journal giving his residence as the
Colorado metropolis.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-03
WILSON is BACK,
Anaconda's Big Football Coach Resumes
His Placs at Practice.

Anaconda's Big Football Coach Resumes
HIS Placs at Practice.
II the copper and green banner of the
Anaconda football team does not wave
trlumphantly at Athletic park on Sun
gay next 1t Will not be from lack of
training and hard, conscientious work.
For the past few days Wilson, the
bright and shining star of the home
team, has been under the weather, laid
up with neuralgia, ana the deplorable
fact was depicted in the faces of the
men. but the neuralgia has departed
and at last nights practice the big full
back was out coaching the boys and
will doubtless be in form to play in
Sundays game. at
Chadwick. the Yale man, has been
put in at right tackle, and the Butte
man who will oppose him will be up
against the real thing when he meets
this son of Old Eli.
Bernier, the right end, having drop
ped out of the game, his place win be
filled by either Inman, Mcdonald or
Harrington.
Several new men are trying for places
on the team, but it is not probable that
the lineup will be much different from
that which came home victorious from
Butte two weeks ago. II this glorious
Indian summer continues a few days
longer. II VIII make perfect 1OOtDall
weather and fast, snappy game may
be expected.
The odds just now seem to be trifle
in Anaconda's favor, but Butte is
straining hard to put up team that
will play all the time. and if she can de-
velop staying qualities, it will be any
body's game until the referees whis-
tie proclaims that time is up, and one
side or the other will be telling their
friends Just how they won or just why
they didn't win t-+
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CONTRACT SIGNED.
Slight Additions Made to List of Court
House Furniture.

AT yesterdays meeting of the board
of county commissioners it was de-
cided to add a few special articles to
the contract list, previously prepared,
of furniture for the new court house.
These brought the total sum of the
contract up to SS404. At this figure the
contract was signed by the county
commissioners and by F. F. Blanchard
for the Northwest Furniture company
and John A. Canty for the Copper
City Commercial company.
After briefly discussing the matter of
erecting a wall and stockade around
the new jail, the commissioners de-
cided to take no action on 1t until
next spring.
A warrant for s626.60 was ordered
drawn in favor of Thomas Kelly for
constructing the sewer from the new
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TO CLEAN MATING,

the defense, asked that they be granted
stay of execution for is days to en-
able them to prepare the papers for the
taking of an appeal Attorney Casey
made motion asking that the money
now in the judges hands be used tc
satisfy the judgment.
The defense objected, but their OBJ
lection was overruled. The sum OF
SlN.e4 was then turned over to the
plaintiff, who put up a bond, SO that in
case Of an appeal being taken and the
verdict reversed by the higher courts
the money could be recovered.
After having recovered the money
the plaintiffs attorneys asked that
the proceedings against the defendant
as to her being an abscondins debtor
be dismissed. This was done.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
John Hughes Caught in Mine Under a
Fall of Rock aud Earth
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Deer Lodge, Nov. 2.-This afternoon
at about 4:30 o'clock James Hughes,
a miner employed in the Emery mine,
located in Zosel mining district about
eight miles east of here, was caught
by fall of rock and earth and re-
ceived injuries from which he died in
a rev minutes. Hughes, in company
with Joe Eyre, was working within
rev feet of the bottom of the shaft,
Whlch' is an incline, when. without
warning, the roof of the shaft for sew
efal feet square gave way and fell upon
the unfortunate man, crushing and
manglng him in a frightful manner
hughes was about So years old and
leaves a wife and child to mourn his
loss. he was a member of the Miners
the auspices of that organization and
viii take place Saturday. An inauess
Will be held Tomorrow.
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TWO NIGHT FIRES.

Small Damage Done by Small Rlazcs
Last Evening.
The fire department responded to two
alarms last evening. The first was at
$50 o'clock for a fire in an unoccupied
lodging house at the corner Of Alder
and Third streets, for which Smith 4
Mahoney are agents. The fire had
started mysteriously under the stairs
and burned up to the second story be-
fore it could be put out. The damage
will be about 500. -5.t-
About II o'clock the department was
called out for a fire in S. T. Collins
lodging house at All East Park ave-
nue., over Young & Dezell's store. The
fire had started in the toilet room. 1t
was put out quickly. The damage was
about 500
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Refuse to Surrender a sIurderer

Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. 1.-The gov
eminent Of Costa Rica has definitely re-
fused 10 surrender Rutherford, the man
charged with the murder of an American
citizen named Archer, unless the British
government guarantees not to inf1ict capt.
tai punishment. to which the government
cannot accede, thus closing the case SO
far as Jamaica is concerned,
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An I'M p ertant Difference.

To make it apparent to thousands,
who think themselves i'll, that they are
not afflicted with any disease, but that
the system simply needs cleansing, is
to bring comfort home to their hearts,
as q costive condition is easily cured
by using Syrup of Figs. Manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co. only,
and sold by all druggists.
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court house and iail to connect with
the main sewer at the hospital The
work is completed.
The contract with Dolan d Hamill,
the court house contractors, Tor In
stalling a conduit system for carry
ing electric wires IN the new court
house, authorized some time ago. was
signed. The contract price was $2,O2o.
Francis McNally, engineer at the
court house. was granted 60 days
leave of absence Charles Gallagher
was appointed his suostitute.
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ABOUT TIE CITY.


Sale on millinery 4o6 East Park.
Fresh cut flowers daily at Greigs
Eyes examined free at 2O9 Main street.
Mrs. NJ. J. Moran has gone to Ireland
on a visit. @
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Maxwell are visit
ing in Butte. 't
sharkey and Jeffries fight by wire at
Days tonight.
Dancing from to IL o'clock Satur-
day night at Turner hall. Meyers Or
chestra.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to John Ostronich and Marga-
ret Killer
All Souls day was observed by spe-
cial services in the Catholic churches
yesterday.
Mahan Bros. are now located at No.
III Main street, formerly occupied by
T. 3. Wright.
For sale-Nine-room lodging house,
steam heat electric light 121 Main ST.,
Anaconda, Mont %5''
Arthur G. Williams, representing the
Hotel Topsy Turvy'' company, was in
the city yesterday.
For Rent-Large hall in Standard
building one night each week. Inquire
at Standard office.
Thomas Dcugherty, who went to
Gregson Springs Sunday suffering from
rheumatism, is reported as improving
Gasoline lamps repaired at Greig's.
.
There will be no German Lutheran
service at the Chrstrian church to-
night as announced. M. Hudtloff, pas
tor.
Mrs John w. James left yesterday
afternoon for Birmingham, Iowa, where
she will visit with her father, Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Little.
The Great Northern railway IS the
only line that runs a through sleeping
car from Anaconda to Minneapolis and
St. Pau: daily without change.
Gus Nelstrom was arrested last night
py Night Chief O'Brien and Officer
towers on the charge of having stolen
10 cents in Bruno Mainvilles saloon in
the bad lands.
FRED Trasher, who was arrested
early yesterday morning by Chjaf
White on the charge of assaultins Fan
ME smith in the bad lands, was yester-
Jay afternoon discharged in the police
court.
II you neglect looking over the Man
nelm stock of dry goods, jackets, capes
boys clothing, shoes. etc, you are not
looking out for your own interest. This
opportunity will last only a few weeks
more. Auction Saturday evening.
N. .. Irlol, chief clerk of the B.. A.
& +. freight office has been appointed
e,chet agent at the depot. succeeding
George w. Lawson, who has gone to
Butte to become city ticket agent of
the Oregon Short Line.
Miss Clara 3. Smith of Bozeman had
hearing before lunacy Commission
yesterday and was adjudeed NOT In
sane. She had been sent To warm
Springs to be treated as a private ma
tent. but it was deemed advisable to
have her regularly committed.
At the Montana-Fred r, Rowlands,
Butte; E. E. Hanna. Chicago; ], M
Montgomery John T. Baldwin, Butte:
E. c. Jones, ST. Louis; Mrs. C. q
Grannis, Duluth; w. A. Walker ST
Paul; H. Burrell, Great Falls; A s
Billings, Omaha D. e. Mills, San
Francisco Geo. B. Mares, Lydia Dick
son, Edwin M. Henley, New York: b.
G. West, Chicago; Mrs. ]. c. Slavery.
Gable
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signer, Mrs. R. K Stuart, Mrs. Jennie
Treadwell.
Foreign-Thomas Caveon, ]. S. Grain
Gust Dahlquist, Herman N. Dickson
t2), Fred Gustafssen (2), Nels c. John
son. John Kueckler, John c. Mean
drews, Donald Smith, Charles Swanson.
PERSONS calling for above letters
please say advertised.
A, DEVINE, P. M,
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AGAINST MRS, BARNHILL.

Judgment Rendered in Favor of the Cop
per City Commercial Company.
Justice Devine Yesterday rendered a
verdict in favor of the pialntlf in the
suit of the Conner City Commercial
company against mrs. Barnhill. The
verdict was for s1s1.o4, the amount for
which the suit had been brought.
Immediately after the verdict was
rendered Attorney james. on behalf of
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-03
Oh, the Pain of
Rheumatism!

Rheumatism often causes the most
intense suffering. Manyhave for years
vainly sought relief from this disabling
disease, and are to-day worse off than
over. Rheumatism is a blood disease,
md Swift's Specific is the only cure, be-
cause it is the only remedy which can
reach such deep-seated diseases.
A few years ago l was taken with infam-
matory Rheumatism, which became SO intense
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-03
Pay DAYS.

Tuesday. Nov. 7. foundry depart
ment and electric light company.
Friday, Nov. 10, upper works. con-
verters. refinery and brick department.
Saturday, Nov. II, lower works.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-03

Thanksgiving turkeys will do for din
ner, but a $25 Thanksgiving suit will do
for all year. Note the number, 81 f.
Commercial avenue.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-03
DISTURBED THE PEACE.
VIII Miilhouse, a Colored Man, Is Sent to
.TosI

VIII Mifihouse, Colorc0 Man, Is Sent TO
Jail.
Will Millhouse. the colored man who
was arrested Wednesday morning on
suspicion. of having fired shot
through the window of McGinley's sa-
loon on Main street, was arraigned last
evening before Police Magistrate Ken
nedy. No witnesses were present to
prove that Millhouse had discharged
firearms. Millhouse was found guilty
of disturbing the peace and was fined
$25 In default of payment he was
committed to the county Jail.
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several prominent physi-
clans and took theirtreat-
ment faithfully, but was
unable to get the slightest
relief. In fact, my condi-
ton seemed to grow
worse. the disease spread
over my entire body, and
from November to March
| suffered agony. / tried
many patent medicines,
but none relieved me,
Upon the advice of a
friend l decided to try S.
g 8 Rafnraai1a
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HAlN ~ to take it, however. INV
remedy, and pronounced it free from potash or
mercury. felt SO much better after taking
two bottles that continued the remedy, and
in two months was cured completely. This
cure was permanent, for l have never since
had q touch Of rheumatism though MANY
times exposed to damp and cold weather
ELEANOR NJ. TIPpELL
Bill powelton Avenue, Philadelphia.
Don't suffer longer with Rheumatism.
Throw aside your oils and liniments, as
they can not reach your trouble Don't
experiment with doctors-their potash
and mercury will add to your disability
and completely destroy your digestion.
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Cord wood delivered to any part of
the city. e. Devine.
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WAS A POOR SHOW.

Mrs. E. L. Vincent, artist. 81 E. Park
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Miss Clara b. Smith of Bozeman had
hearing before lunacy commission
yesterday and was adiudged not in
sane. she mad been sent to Warm
springs 10 De treated as private pa
tient. but it was deemed advisable to
have her regularly committed.
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M. 0. Triol, chief clerk of tbe p A
& P. freight office has been appointed
ticket agent at the depot. succeeding
George w. Lawson, who has gone TO
Butte to become city ticket agent of
the Oregon Short Line,
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S.S.S.fTfFs e Blood

will cure perfectly and permanently.
1t is guaranteed purely vegetable, and
contains no potash, mercury or other
mineral. Books mailed free by Swift
Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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Il you neglect looking over the Man
helm stock of dry goods, jackets, capes
boys clothing, shoes, etc, you are not
LOOKING out for your own interest. This
opportunity will last only a few weeks
more. Auction Saturday evening.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-19
PARROTT PARAGRAPHS.
The Town Faxed by SO Called Hypnotist.
News and Personal Notes

News and Personal Notes.
PARRorr AnriI r. OF al ,ho fo1os
DESIGNED nv +ha in9ennifv of nm ', ono
Leighton, representing himself as a
professional hypnotist, who struck our
quiet burg last week caps the climax. Tb@
individual gave a performance at our
school house last Wednesday night to
quite a large audience, who afterward
discovered chat the whole affair was a
take OF immense proportions, Leighton 5
oni5 suoJect having been hired and
Sl"ine.' loI Iue OCCASION ei44y man was
u''''0 ~ oe DullouSSeu'
sunday was the regular preaching day
al .l lne baPast church Especially good
~ H"'ioH9 were ouI az oolh me
,l no. mug ana 'iIernoQ9 services, and the
70" PASTOR u w. d. patterson,
mnnon services were 6ai5 IN IN '+ +Ga "om
inc. N' - '-'0 ''01H =
~ ~,
CHARGE of ~ - ! E ,iimell n's aSsonleu
dncted NV NJ ~ ili9Il5 en-
nnmaronI fri@nds r,.;1j -, I','oN L =
liberal share of their PATRONAGE,
NJ, p Anthem lac. H. 81
sayar,aai lie +,,+,n Ig's '''9' eoN I"'
cess attend him. HIs family win mo- NOT
leave until after the close Of school
Mic po.sto -, o.o...y,.-,.-z
o5 l'Ie9.9 - az on ,soGolL1 Pl'sHea
'l,,' . :, ',jt,3I NJ I"uy q Dson"ooui
Noo'tl pt'u' ~ w ~ my ass visited
i'ien''S III aLlotV SUNDAY
Bicycle riding is the order Of the day
IN PaFrott at present. Our streets, con-
sldenng the bad weather we have had,
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Parties going fishing who
would be well equipped with
tackle should see cur line.
We are headquarters,
Sale-Davis Drug Co,
SASSER SIFTINGS.
News Notes and Personal Mention From
tGe Village.

News Notes aud Personal Mention From
the Village.
DR.. r. L. Dozier will move from
here to MilledgeyIiie this week, where
he has been appointed penitentiary
T~lcIan, We regret very much to
~ pr. Dozier, both as citizen
jslclan. Our loss VIII be Mil
lies gam he leaves here a
If friends who wish him success
IS new field.
.ey. BarWick filled his last regular
Jpointment at Macedonia church. He
nd his wife are visiting Sasser and
pending a few days with some of
o. leIr friends before returning home.
our turpentine stIll is now running
reg, Iarly. The first barrel of spirits
was 81 Nd to the Sale-Dayis Drug Co.
of DaR SON
Messrx. Hugh Graham and S. I.
Iyev of III b. Randolph county, visited
Mr.. L. d. Iartin a few days ago.
Mrs. Annie Howard has been quite
SICK. but her IA any friends are glad to
knov that she j, now improving.
Mr.. G. D. Wall> ms Of Ellayille has
visited sasser again ,. We were glad
to have HIM with as,
Tax Receiver Waller was here re-
tax returns few days ago.
The farmers Of this section are max
ing good time planting COTTON.
Mrs. NJ. S. Jordan of Arlington is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. J. S. Spear is on a visit to rel
atiyes in Columbus.
A large line of all grades negIigee
shirts Gall and examine them
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-19

EXERCISES TO BE UNUSUALLY IN
TERE5TING THIS YEAR.


Memorial exercises in Dawson tins
year promise to be Of more than usual
interest
Mrs. B. II. Rood and Miss Fannie
Loyless, president and secretary Of the
Ladies' Memorial Association, met a
committee from the Terrell County
Camp Of Confederate Veterans in Or
binary Roberts office Thursday morn
ing and arranged programme. The
committee from the veterans was
composed of Judge Roberts Dr.. Ken
drick and Mr.. B. II, Brown.
Next Wednesday, April Goth, is the
day on which the annual tribute will
be paid to the heroic dead, and in order
that the country people may attend and
raturn to -tIl,r p1n,es before night it
j to hay g the exercises
cad of the ALTERS
varcises Will
and
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viii Preach for the Presbvterians.

Rev. g. H. Hyde of Foulan will serve
the Presbyterian churches OF Dawson, Fl.
Gaines, Cuthbert and Smithville as pas
tor This was determined at the recent
meeting of the Macon Presbytery held
in Eastman, whore the pastoral relation
between Mn Hyde and the Poulan
church was dissolved and the calls of
the above named churches placed in his
hands. Mr.. Hyde VIII reside IN Gath
cert
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FOR SALE ON CREDIT
C. B. DANIELS STOCK OF GROCERIES.

B. Daniels Manager the elegant stock of Groceries, Fixtures
in the store house formerly occupied by Daniels
Manager will be sold private SALE easy terms ard long
payments An inventory and particulars Of the sale of said
stock may be obtained application to c. B Daniels, Man
ager to r. L. Saville OF the Dawson Grocery Go. Pur
chaser receive titles from the Dawson Grocery Co. to whom
all papers will be made payable /.
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WILL CLOSE DIsrE>sARY.

irwin Not ne Open During the Memorial
Exercises Next Wednesday.
In Difference to the wishes Of the
veteran. and others the commissioners
will close the dispensary during the
memorial exercises next Wednesday.
1t viii be closed at 10 o'clock In the
morning and will not be opened again
until tie conclusions Of the exercises,
which WI, be about O'Clock IA the al
ternO0u,
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onarterl1 Term ot a. conn.

The quarterly term of the city court
was in session Monday and yesterday,
Judge Parks presiding. 1t brought an
unusually large number al people to the
city, and almost reminded one of a ses-
sion Of the superior court, A consider
able number Of cases, both civil and
criminal. We're disposed OF.
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COULDN'T GET HIM OUT.
The Negro in Jail Charged With Rape
Will Remain There.

VIII Remain There.
Friends Of Will Hill, the negro who
has been in jail several days on the
charge of having outraged negro wo-
man near Parrot, were in the city
Saturday to see if arrangements could
not be made for getting him released on
bond. They were informed that the
offense was not bailable one, and they
gave up the idea of getting the prisoner
out.
HiIl is said to have committed the
crime at o'clock at night and to have
badly beat and bruised his victim,
who " as at home alone.
The negroes in the vicinity of Parrot
were greatly wrought mp over the crime,
and it is believed that if Hill had not
been huniedly brought to Dawson and
jailed he would have been lynched.
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Indigestion is the direct cause OF dis.
eases that kill thousands Of persons an
nually. Stop the trouble at the outset
with a little Prickly Ash Bitters ii
strengthens the stomach and aids diges>
ton, SALE-DAyIs DRUG Co