The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-09

"My wife was saved by wearing one OF
Prof Guil,net,cs kidney Pads, after had
tried all other remedies writes a minister
who had the gravel for five wears.
There is no use in drugsins yourself to
death, and buying all the vile medicines
for internal use when you can be cured OF
fever and asua, dumb ague, bilious d'sor-
dcrs, jaundice, dyspepsia, as well as all dis
orders and ailments OF the liver blos'd and
stomach, by wearing one OF Prof Gull
mcttc's French Liver Pads, which IL sure
cure every tns. II your druggist does
not keep the pal, send Sl.so in a letter to
French Pad Co., Toledo, o.. and it will be-
sent you by retarn mail 1t is the only
Pad tina, is guaranteed torurc. Beware OF
co,lntcricits.
On. o.: the scvrrc,t wind storms ever cx
pcricnccl in this city occurred on las
Thursday. The wind commenced blowing
at about 9 O'Clock Il. M, and its velocity
steadily increased until noon when it was
probably at it's full height, and showed no
s ,ns OF abating until the sun disappeared
behind the western mountains. Buildings
were blown down. houses unro,ied and
badly wrecked, store signs and shingles
sulc.! through the air like chat and nrrly
! all outside labor was suspended for u, day.
TIE | ,r,r engine house OF the U. \ y. X.
4. WA, literally torn to pieces and s.rcwn
, across the track. There was young man
, sleeping in the building Il: the time, but
strange to say, he escaped without the
slightest injury, although terribly frishten'
e cd. ili- escape from terrible death was
u indeed miraculous. The large fr inc erect
q, for the >trc baildiny Of KlcinSmid,
v Bros was Llown down and scattered pro
!. miscuou-Iy about the STREETS. The can
j. vas root Of the railroad warehouse wa.
h torn loose from one side and holding fast t.
tn, other, it flaunted in the furious gale un
|. III nothing remained but few shatterct
II s,r,a.,cr>. Several other buildings were
!. moe or less damaged by the Wind. lh
:. air was filed with dense clouds of du dur
:. ing tn, entire day rendering it very dis:'
J.. grey;,b.c to bc on the streets. The day wa
one that will long be remembered by tn
!, citiz.ns Of Dillon ANA v:.:::..;ty.
e III. Fourth passed off "l"v Guic'l, il
:. tow, the majority OF our citizens having
/. sought the past ,ral enjoy'nents Of the sur
st rounding country. Some going to bath
~ in the linpid waters of Knowles Warn
S;r:n.>; some going to the recv';ly ..is
GOV red but wonderful cave in the mount
!. aims Northwest from here, but more al
=. tending 'he social picnic given by the ladie
., of Dillon and surrounding country. Th
y. first and important exercise, of the pcni
, was dinner, the best that could bc procur
!, ed, and waiting from /, until . O'Clock |
;. m., followed by music from Nj. and MIR
=. Orem. Mr.. f. NJ. Trask, President Of Il,
day introduced Mr.. Thos. B. Warren, wi,
read in clear and distinct tone, the Dct
VI laration Of Independence. Mr.. David A
u" DINGHY, orator Of the day, then took tn
:" stand ana held his hearers spell-bound Il
:: nearly half an hour, closing amid the dea
.. ening applause Of the assembled guest
o' Mr.. G. l.. Bristol in response to the toa'
~ "Thc day as celebrated" advanced som
y. very brilliant ideas and covered himsc
=" with renown. Thos. b. Warren in respon.
'e to the toast for "A1ontana," David A. Din:
IS: " to "'rhe President Of the United State,
he and Z. l.. Thomson to "'rle Ladies'" whic
se proved Il very interesting and entertaini,
y affair, acquitted themselves with muc
n. credit. Mr.. J. Mcknight, Of Salt l.al
're City, followed with the toast SOUR Cou
'a' try," which was wei! received and appr
Is ciatcd by all. The closing ceremony W
eet more music, after which an adjournne
his to town was considered in order. \ Il,
''d display Of fire. e.works, a pleasant dance
led the Crinne House, and the morning al
20. the evening were the Ith day.