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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-20
New railroad REGISTRATION.

All the railroad companies of much i'm
portance in the state of Vermont are now
compelled to sell 1000-mile books at the
rate of cents mile. and these tickets
are TO be good for the bearer, and not
merely for the purchaser
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-20

BUTTE NEWS.
. THE COUNTY FINANCES
Clerk j. E. Moran Makes His
= First Statement.
ses
sssRECEIPTS FOR DECEMBER
The Cash Balance On Hand at the First
of the Year Was 1917 ,295 44-Dis-
= bursements for the Month
- Were s1o5, 1888 SO.
sRECEIPTS FOR DECEMBER

County Clerk ]. E. Moran yesterday
l statement, showing the receipts and dis
bursements of the county during the
month of December, as follows:
Cash balance on hand, Dec. !.
q 1898. !. $3.50. .........$2 sos, 500 IS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-20

- Total. -. ....... $51S,491 0S
Disbursements during the month:
RENTED to state treasurer. IS 81, 369 So
Warrants maid gem
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-15

jority Of the votes cast was declared APP
pointed to take effect Feb. l. 1899.
president Brennan resumed his sta
tion.3
The following resolutions were reported
by the several committees ordering pay
ment of claims:-
BY Committee IN Buildings and Com
bustibles:-
Resolved. That the sum of $3.50 be paid
John Wheelihan & Sons, for re-Suilding
brick stable, house Engine Company No.
2, January, 1899; 1924 be paid William An.
ness, for repairing roof of stable, house of
Engine Company No. 2, December, 1883;
$1.S5 be paid William Anness, for repair
ing roof house of Hook and Ladder COM
pany No. 2, January, 1899.
By Committee on Salaries:-
Resolved, That the sum of So. 55 be paid
William Anness for sheet iron, zinc, Jand-
airy, 1898.
BY Committee on Horses and Harness.
Resolved, Tha the sum of $5.25 be paid
s. M. Jensen for horse shoeing, December,
1888.
The yeas and nays having been called
for and taken on zach of the foregoing re-
solutions, they were adopted by the fol-
lowing vote:-
Yeas-President Brennan and Commits
sioners Mills and Erickson.
Nays-None.
Absent-None.
On motion adjourned
CHAS. ESTERBROoK,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-15

Yeas-President Firm and Messrs; Mig
gins, Nimmo, Mooney, Quinn, Lewis.
Mulvaney. Gallery, Mersheimer and Eg-
Absent-Messrs. Broderick. Finn and
Rice-3.
Teachers and Salaries. by Mr.. Mooney,
Resolved. That a leave of absence, for
the month of April, 1899, be granted to
Mrs. A. A, Brown, Principal OF School
No. IS. Cause, sickness.
Resolved, That a leave of absence for
one month, commencing March 20, 1899,
be granted, less monitors pay, to Lydia
M. Haight. : Cause. sickness.
Resolved, That a leave Of absence for
one month, less monitors pay, be granted
to Miss Annie E. Breslin. Cause, sick
ness.
Resolved, That a leave of absence for
one month, less monitors pay, be grant
ed to Miss Viola DAILY. Cause, sickness.
Resolved. That Miss Agnes Burke be
No. s to School No. 6. Said transfer
to take effect April l. 1899.
Resolved, That Miss Annie M. Bossuot
be and she hereby is transferred from
School No. 6 to School No. 8. Said
transfer to take effect April /, 1899.
Text Book Committee, Mr.. Mulvaney,
Chairman
A report showing the amount of money
expended for books and stationery by
the city and also statement W
the amount spent by each pupil was sub
mitted and on motion of Mr.. Mulyaney
the report was received and Commlttee
on Inventory and Annual Report ordered
to print the same in its annual report for
the year ending November 80. 1893.
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMTTTEE
Legislative Committee, by Mr.. higgins,
Reported that all bills pending in the
LEGISLATURE affecting the Board of Edu-
cation and the Public School Department
of this city were making satisfactory pro-
gress and would become laws.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Resolved. That this Board adopt as its
selection of a site for the new Public
School No. 20, the site known as the Lock
wood site, bounded by Danforth- avenue,
Old Bergen Road and Gator avenue. and
that we recommend to the Board OF FL
nance the purchase of that site at the
price of s15. COG, that site, IN the oplniol !
of this Board being the most desirable
site in that section of the city for the
proposed new school. 80
On Motion of Mr.. higgins the resolution
was adopted.
The President submitted his annual re-
port, which after being read by the clerk
was on motion of Mr.. Mersheimer ordered
bred separate copies ordered printed LOT
distribution.
On morlon of Mr.. Mersheimer it was
adopted that when this Boar adjourns
it adiourns to meet Saturday morning,
March 25, 1899, at nine o'clock:
The meeting then adjourned.
JAMES J. W1SEMAN.
CLERK.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-15

Attest: Charles Esterbrook, Clerk.
Motion by Commissioner Mills and
That the annual report of the Board to
the Board of Aldermen be printed in man
ual form.
By same Commissioner and adopted
iourns TO meet on Wednesday evening,
Feb. s, 1899. at 8 o'clock,
Resolutions BY Committee on Salaries
drawn in favor of the officers and men
employed in this department, also the
Commissioners, for salaries for the month
Of January, 1899, when due, as per list
filed herewith, amounting in the aggre-
gate to SIS, 060. II,
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
CAPTAIN Of Engine Company No. I, for
the sum of $30.I1 for extra services rem
dered as Acting Assistant Engineer, Jan.
Resolved, That warrants be ordered
drawn in favor of the following named
persons for pensions, when due, for the
the agg re to s$iiss .s5:-Agnes +. Far
rier, $3.50; Louisa Dinan, 1851: Mat
thew Bligh, SAL ,6e; Thomas Keogh, $45.s3.
The yeas and nays having been called
for and taken on each of the foregoing
resolutions. they were adopted by the
following vote: $50
President Brennan called Commissioner
Mills to the chair.
Board proceeded to ballot for a hose
man Of Engine Company No. | to fill
vacancy caused by promotion of John
president Brennan nominated william
C. Scott.
Commissioners Erickson nominated p.
on the first ballot, the Clerk acting as
teller William G. Scott received two
votes: p. +. DAILY received one vote.
William G. Scott having received a ma-'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-29
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing In All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Sept. 2S.-The market for
securities, today, was a small and tame
affair by contrast with the violent nuctu-
atoms Of the earlier period of money
stringcncy. The rate for call money
vibrated between IL and II per cent. dur
ing the period of active demand. but after
that was satisfied fell by quick stages 70
3 per cent. The bad showing of the bank
statements ana the continued tightncs5
Of money was offset by the additional en- b.
gagements Of gold for import and the
drop IN the rates FOR sterling exchange
was that further relief to the money mar
ket from this source was now available
and that a regular movement OF gold was
now fairly inauguratcd. The interior
money markets in this country gave no
evidence Of "A relaxation of the pressure
upon New York for funds. Except Tor "A
recovery Of 81 in Tennessee Coal. gains
Of l&imz in the st. Louis Southwestern
stocks, and wide movements in Few
usually inactive stocks today s market
was without notable incident. The total
dealings fell 70 the level Of the midsum
mcr period Of dullncss. Dealings in bombs
were on "A small scale and price changes
were mixed. Total sales, par value, $i,-
225 900. United States new IS declined Is
in the bid price.
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~" - ,i'' 9icit duiliii" a. ~
49, ai,, .''" ,i'e,r pi',t Hi'pu,u ~,
'S''' c 9,''" h-e' 'i''a "'''''''''.'
MiJ'' 'ohei'l zoe stew III ~ :" T"
juice III view Oh ms oft-repeated decla-
ration ! j take the whole response
blity in refusing the Grand Army the
right of parade | am perfectly will
ing he should"
Gen. Shaw said that soon Admiral
Dewey would be invited to visit the
sab national cncampment to be held
in Chicago, in 1900, where the veteran
survivors would express their admira-
ton for him in their own way and UNI
hampered
The veterans then adopted the fol
lowing: "Rcsolvcd. that the action Of
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ARMY .aD NAVY NOTES.

GOV. oi.n f.-,. li.. haS ordered am tine
telegraph lines in t'uiu formerly uudrr
ho control NJ. ;nc Spanish government tt
tako instructions ir' III thc United State
Signal ccris-
senior Sau.t.= who was secretary ~
thu munlcu.! r"tr in Union DeroNc~.
prpvinc. Of Samoa Clara. cuba. ana fir-
merry "A guerilla. was lynChpd. Wcdncs
day. The perpetrators are not known tp
Tho authorities. Sanchez. who was Shn.
10 death. had the reputation Of having
committed many crimes during .hc war.
Max SchrnauGk. "A major Of United
States volunteers. i'm tn, war with Spain
whp was arrested AZ Berlin. some months
ago. for Obtaining money under false PFC
.cnc,E. was Thursday. Identified hy
Postal Inspector Wheeler Of WaShingi on,
ami formally charged by him with fnr-
cling postal orders while residing i'm IN"
United States. ArranEem Will hr
made tpr this ,Xtrad!tirn.
TIL naval insp, G. ION board has returned
from the trial Jrin "f the kcarSargc ANA
that. allowing for tidal and wind curraC
speed fpr the four hours Of tht ,ridl ri
NJ >lG knots. Tnr snip is said tu Nv r,-
markably steady. strong Of cons rrUCti a
ana easy. while she responds III her run
dcr dui KY ANA accurately. Tho navy ic
partmrnt has sent "A Con-rdtuiatory l"ttrr
u thc Newport News Shiplui ding Cp. VII
the performance of the ship and in reply
has received H letter stating that h,r
builders rtSard Tho kcarS3r@c as a IT,
knot sa.r and capable pf doing even bat
TAR III VII nat
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, Sept. q.
Cotton futures closed steady. October
GG3: November, $50; December, s7s: jan.
uary, G.S4; February, G.H. March. ggI.
April, G9i; May. Css; June, 100; Juiy'
7G2: August, 702
Cotton spot closed steady; middlIng IN.
lands. 81 DO. gulf. ~ Sales. llGG bales
on the Cotton Exchange, today. excite
ment was at fever heat. Some months
advanced - 10 q points on the first call
in sympathy with strong early cabIes
from Liverpool and generally buIHsb
news from the cotton belt, while other
months scored an advance Of but To u
points subsequent adviccs from Liverpool
having reflected sensational tumble IN
values AS the day progressed many d
the smaller holders here became appre-
hcnsiye Of possible bear manipulat ton In
the English market during the holiday In.
tcrvaI IN New York ana freely sold for
profits. Under this pressure the market
went off point amer point: January
dropped 10 G.7s. Shorts ana the foreign
contingent took advantage Of the break
to get under cover, ana the more conf
dent bulls increased their holdings on the
theory that the reaction was but tenn
porary one ana that the opening Of the
new week would witness another sensa-
tiOnal movement.
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A WONDERFUL CURE or DIaRRHOEA.
A Prominent Virginia Editor Had Almost
Given Up, But Was Brought Back to Per-
feet Heath by Chamberain's Collie. Chol-
era and Darrhoea Remedy.
READ HIS Editorial.

From the Times, Iiillstille, Va.
| suffered with diarrhoca for long
time and thought | was past being
cured. | had spent much time and
money and suffered 50 much misery
that ! had almost decided to give up
all hopes of recovery and await the
result, but noticing the advertisement
Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and also some tes-
umonials stating how some wonderful
cures had been wrought by this rem
edy, ! decided to try it. After taking
a few doses l was entirely well Of that
trouble, and l wish to say further to
my readers and fellows sufferers that I
am hale and hearty man today and
feel as well as l ever did in my life
O. r. Moore. Sold by Jno. Corghlin,
la Water street, druggist,
frimon. wedtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-29
PORAC CAPTURED.
The Town Taken and the Country for Several
Miles Cleared.

Manila. Sept 2S.-The movement
against Porac, about eight miles from
Bacolor in Pampango province, which
began, at daybreak this morning, Is
conducted personally by General Mac
Arthur. General Wheeler with the 9th
Regiment and battery advanced by
two roads, while General Wheaton,
commanding the 18th and 18th Regi-
ments, moved to block the insurgents
from retreatinE to the north. The Seth
Regiment accompanies General Mac
Arthur.
General Macarthur entered Porac af-
ter half an hours fighting The Amer
lean loss was slight and the insurgent
loss is not known. The enemy fled
northward. When the Americans en-
tered the town they found it entirely
deserted
The attacking party moved on Porac
in two columns. The 9th Infantry with
two guns from Santa Rita, was com
mandcd by General Wheeler, and the
Seth Infantry, under Colonel Bell, with
one gun. accompanied General MacAr-
thur from San Antonio.
Both columns struck the town at .
o'clock and opened n brisk fire which
was replied to by the enemy for half
an hour. Then the insurgents fed and
the Americans marched over their
trenches and took possession OF the
place.
Just before the fight, Smiths com
mand al Angels made demonstration
by firing artillery up the railroad
track.
Liscum reported one casualty, and
Zen reported -four men Of his regiment
wounded. The artillery had none in
jured.
G.05 p. M.-Today's movement was a
strategical success ana resulted In the
possession Of Porac, and the cleaning
of several miles of country thereabouts.
The two columns from Santa Rita ana
San Antonio united before Porac. ac-
cording 70 programme stretching
around the place for some miles. The
insurgents are estimated To have mum
berad COO men. Ten dead Fnhpinos
Were found ana the captain ana com
missary Of Marscano's command were
taken prisoners. The American loss
was FIVE wounded. but there We're
many prostrations from the heat.
Englishmcn from the insurgent lines
report that the Filipinos al Bamban
have 1000 new japanese rifles.
II is reported bv q person who has fust
arrived from TurlAc ;hlt Naval cadet
Wrlbrrn G. Wool. who Was PA command
uf thr United States Eunhuat t-rIaEytH.
r.c,ntiv cHutUr,l ann DESTROYED ~ III.
Insurgents iu the Drin- river on thr
northwest siIy WI Manila hay. where she
was pd.r1liiuG. ad en-" If tar min. rn
listed men forming ihv crew wrr" killed
during no tlE M TO the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-29
The PRINT CLOTH CCM 3lNE.
The en- Sync.c-te Hopes to Control All
ills After Ian. I.

Now York. Sept. 2S.-Thc Tribune.
tomorrow, will publish tho following:
Much certainty prevails Is 10 the pros
pact fur the combination If print cloth
mills. Two Of the three syndicatcs
which within the past fnw months have
been cuGcaVuring to effect the con.;oli-
dation Of the New England mills have
abandoned negotiations. but the third.
represented NY Nelson q. Green of this
city, is still in the field.
The New England mill owners have
within the last few days renewed the
price agreement for the sale Of their
output. but this agreement which is
usually for six months. is this time to
run only to Jan. |. on which date. it is
said. Mr.. Green's options become effec-
tive IL is understood that the plans
of the Green syndicate contemplate
the formation Of a great corporation
with 4 capital approaching 5000 600. 900
to embrace all the print cloth mill both
North and South.
Thomas Branch & co. bankers of
Richmond. Va. who have secured OPP
tons on a large number Of important
Southern mills, have just made a con
tract with a local syndicate headed by
Chas. r. Flint whereby the syndicate
will furnish all the capital necessary
for the purchase OF the mills and their
consolidation into company with a
capital Of perhaps 800 900. 900 1t was
rumored. yesterday, Thursday that
this consolidation might prove to be
only of the general combination plan
with which Mr.. Green's name has here
tofore been associated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-29
Chicago Markets.

Chicago. Sept. q.
Deferred futures in an the grain mar
kets Were sIong, today, and closed at ad
Nanccs. a good export demand for whea
and constantly decreasing receipts formed
the foundation Of the wheat strength.
Trade was broad and general in most
markets. september wheat advanced "A,
December Y. ANA May a. September
corn declined y on heavy selling by longs.
but December advanced isc. September
oats declined u and December advanced
4 shade. Provisions We're steady but
closed unchanged to a shade lower.
The leading futures closed as follows:
,WHEAT--,SSeptember, A7s; December,
CORN september, S2l2; December, 3O1s
May. 3034.
OATS September. 22l2 December, 227s
May. PAS.
PORK~october, $50; December sS.32ls
January. $3.50.
LARD-October s5f21s; December. $50.
January. $562l2.
RIBS-October. $5121a: January. s512Is.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOU R-Firm
WHEAT-No. spring. G5@1l2; No. .
CoRN-No- :, 32Aa32a; No. yellow.
3214 Gi3215.
0ATs-No. .. 229.n2314: No. white. 25l4
W25l2: No: white, 2+l2u2512.
RYE-No. 2, 50l2.
BARLEY-No. 2 39d44
FLAXSEED-No. l, H.11ls; Northwest
ern. $l.13.
TIMOTHY SEEDS. 25@2S0.
LARD-$5S5GI5 $50
PoRk-Mess N.l0N%Z5: ribs. $505es5 -:
shoulders. 6N6ls: short clear sides. s.. 30
rs 60
SUGAR-TEchangcd
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ALL DUE TO PROCTOR.
Vermont Senator Responsible Tor Deweys is
signment 10 ksiatic Station

New York. Sept Ex-senator prurtcr
Of Vermont toII, today. the story If
his interest il having the then Con
modorc Dewey assigned to tho Asia;i"
squadron. lie said that when III, uu, -
ton If commander for the Asiatic
station was under discussion he wc,.t to
the President to recommend Dewey FOR
the pest.
II saw the President, last Tuesday
said the senator. lin regard 10 this very
matter. He remembered the conVerSI-
ton VIC had quite distinctly and, 70 my
surprise in detail. | had spoken of the
lighting qualities Of Dewey and Nc
Kinlcy replied:
Yes. but all naval officers are fight
ers.'
Then / said that that was true but
that Dewey was level headed and that
he could take care country and h $
countrys interest no matter how far
away he might be sent. Mr.. Mckinley
remembered all this perfectly.
This seemed to have some effect On
the President. for he wrote on a card
these words:
Secretary Long, assign Commodore
Dewey to Asiatic squadron. W. Mex
THE President placed this note be
hind his inkstand on his desk. Then
President Mckinley said to me: There.
that is fixed
II told Dewey Of this soon afterwards
and Dewey said: i will celebrate this.
III give you a dinner. I told Dewey
that he did not owe me anything but as
he was an old friend Of mine | would
eat his dinner. and ] did"
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BITTER ARRANGEMENT
o; Gen Poe by Commander in chiei Shaw Of
Grand Army.

Topeka, Kas., Sept 2S.-Gen Shaw,
rational commandments chief of the G.
\. r.. in prefacing his address to the
veterans at the state reunion. today
smoke of the now famous controversy
Of the G. A. Il. with the Dewey parade
managers. He characterized those hav-
irg the parade in charge as Marrow
MINDED blunderers. clothed with a lit
tie irief authority" He then reviewed
he whole trouble.
Had soldier of deeds" he declared.
been in the place Of Gen. Roe, the
Grand Army would have marched in
g'cry ana joy at the head Of the line
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In connection with thu Ioss III

IN connection with The loss VI tho
loss Of the steamer Scotsman at Belle
Isle. Newfoundland it IL announced that
the governments Of Canada ana New
foundiand are negotiating with Signor
Marconi with 4 view to thu establishments
OF wireless biography stations on til
eminent is also discussing with Marconi
the possibility Of establishing communi-
cation with Sable Island ~ means or
wireless biography. \ sum Of money WAS
appropriated a year ago for a telegraph
cable 70 that island. but that scheme is
deferred.
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National League Standing.
This Weeks Schedule,

The schedule of league games for the
weeks is as follows:
friday ashington ut Boston, Brook
iyn at Baltimore. New York at Philadel
phia, Louisville az 81 Louis. Cincinnati
at pittSburg
Saturday - Washington At Boston.
Brooklyn at Baltimore. New York at
Philadelphia, Louisville at Chicago, Gin
cinnati at PittSburg.
Sunday. oct. cleveland at 81. Louis.
louisville and Cincinnati at Chicago.
Louisville at Chicago
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1901

Barley ....''.'.'.....''.. 5000 1900
on the Produce Exchange:
BUTTER-Firm; creamerIes, 1GGt2nh.
dairies, j2lf1S.
CHEESE-Firm 11MllA.
EGGS-Firm, 1GNi17
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Signal Corps Leaves Tor New York.

Portland. Mo., S,p,. 2>.-Thc members
10 thv Maine Signal Corps LIFT frr New
Y"rE. tonight, ou Tine steamer Manhattan.
> participate" in the DcWcy celebration.
TIDrr arm y iu thc parity
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Senator Hanna Will Not RESIGN.

Columbus, Ohio. Sept. Ex-senator
Hanna denies with emphasis the repoi /
that he will resign the Craftsmanship OF
the National Republican committee.
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schooner D. Howard Smear ra1lx.r

schooner D. Howard Spear. Falker. Da
rien. Ca, of and for Bath. arrived at
Haven. Mass. Thursday. ami
reports that about A. NJ THURSDAY.
When coming through Vineyard Sound.
The vessel struck the rocks or the south
west end Of Naushon island. near Robin
sons Hole and a short distance to the
westward Of where the steamer Cherokrn
now lies stranded. The vessel pounded
once or twice On the rocks but diI nnr
remain, and arrived here slightly lelkin,;.
She will probably proceed.
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New York Money Market

New York Sept. p.
Money Oh call opened firm, closed
easier; ruling rate, 10 per cent; highest
"a; last loan, D.
Prime mercantile paper, 5I2FfG per cent
Sterling exchange heavy Al $LAA n
1854 fordrmand ana al AIAM4HlA Tor
~ days; posted rates. $iS2l2m4.h3 and $iSG
6i4Stl1; commercial bills, SLs0l@
Silver certificates, 59nGp
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Accidents come with Distressing fr,.
Iuency on the farm. Cuts. bruises stinys
SprainS. DR.. Thomas l.c;rcirtc I'll ?,
lieves the pain instantly Nrvs. .nf-
without IT.
mon, wed, tr.& wky,,f
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
wsSOA0 Assertions ~ t. Just What
the Remedies Wll De.

AunyoD guarantees
that his Rheumatism
Cure will cure. nearly
all cases Of rheuma-
tisn in q few hours;
that his Dyspepsia Cure
will cure indigestion and
all stomach troubles:
that his Kidney Cure
will cure 90 per cent.
q al cases Of kidney
trouble: that his Ca
tarrh Cure will cure
eatarrh no matter how
long standing; that his
Head a che Crie will cure
any kind Of headache in
Q few minutes; that
his Cold Cure VIII
o,,Irklv hyeak m any