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CHAPTER II.

.'Malden. Mass, Feb. I, 1880. Gentlemen
suffered with attacks Of sick headache
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in the most
terrible and exeruciating manner.
No medicine or doc or could give me relief or
cure until used Hop Bitters.
'erhe first bottle
Nearly cured me;''
The second made me as well and strong as when
a child
sand have been so to this day."
My husband invalid for twenty years with
serious
kidney, liver and urinary complaint,
pronounced by Boston's best physicians
"Incurablei''
Seven bottles of your bitters cured him and 1
know of the
'Iives of eight persons
In my neighborhood that have been saved by
your bitters,
And many more are using them with great
benefit.
They almost
Do mricles?" Mrs E. d. Slack
How TO GET SIcK.-Expose yourself day and
night eat too much without exercise; work too hard
without rest; doctor all the time take all the vile
nostrums advertised, and then you will want to
know how to get ,cetl, which is answered in three
words Take Hop Bittersl sep3MwF&w4w36
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The Christian Educators.

Chsutsuqus, N. Y, l9.-This morn
ing, DR.. J. h. Vincent preached a bac-
calsurea.e sermon to the members of
Chautsuqua Literary and Scientific as
ISOLATION. Six thousand people were
present. This afternoon General T. S.
Morgan, Of the State Normal school,
Pottsdarl, lectured on Christian educa-
ton ss factor in life. K. A. Burnell
led the meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association, at 4 o'clock and
Rev, D. Lyman Abbott preached in the
evening on the foundations Of the Chris
tian faith. This week, President Seely,
of Amherst college, DR.. Atticus, G. Hay
good, George Joseph Cook, Boston;
Judge Albion, W. Fowrgee, New York;
and others, will speak from the CHATEAU
qua platform. A concert Of war songs
will be given on Friday afternoon, in
GLIDING some Confederate songa. and
Wallace Bruce's new hymn "The Ma
ton Forever" set to music by C.sC.
Case, to be sung for the first time. The
assembly will be closed on Monday oil
next week.
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The Irish.

London, 19.-It is probable an Irish
bishop will go to'Americs to raise money
to supplement the G5, 900 sat apart by the
Irish tramWays bill for immigration from
Ireland.
The House of Commons continued in
session until 2.2O Sunday morning. The
supply bill was finished and the Irish
tramWsy bill passed its third reading.
The government assures Parnell and
followers that only. $4,000 will be de-
voted to immigration purposes. The de-
bate was very bitter throughout In ad-
dition to Biggsr, Call and Newdgate
were called TO order by the chairman.
Dublin, 2O.-The FTeeman's Journal
deprecstes thu violent language to which
utterRnce has been given by the Com
mons recently, by Irish members. 1t
says: 1T serves no good end"
London 2O.-This mornings Times
commenting on the language used OF
late in the Commons by a number of
mem be.s for Ireland and particularly
that Of Heaiy in his response on Saturday
last to GIadstone's remarks, when the
former declared there was state of war
between England and ireland, says: "a
Steiner demeanor on the part of the
house will before long be necessary in
view Of these revolving excuses"
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Riotous Scots.

London, 2O.-There was serious riot
ing in the town Of Cambridge, Lensrk
county, Scotland, on Saturday, between
parties of Orsngemen and Catholics,
when tWeaty-six of the participants in
the disturbance were arrested. Two
police officers were dangerously wounded
in ouieting the disturbance. The riot
ing was resumed this morning when a
numbers of Catholics armed with picks
and hsmmers paraded the main streets
Of the town il search of religious antago'
nists, and resisted the efforts Of the force
of police sent to disperse them. The
officers, unsuccessful in their attempts to
break up the mob, were subsequently
reinforced by a body of mounted police,
and the combined forces, after sharp
fight, charged upon and dispersed the
rioters, twenty of whom we're arrested.
The town is in state Of great excite
ment, as fresh trouble is expected.
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More Railroads.

St. Louis, Mo-, ia Dispatch frou
Dallas. Tex Gays: SIR. Dair., treasurer
and director, MIR. Crowley, master o.
transportation, and Mr.. Temple, chief
engineer Of the Gulf of Colorado and
Santa Fe Railroad, were in that city
yesterday and their presen ,e is interpreted
TO mean that the question of northern
outlet for their rosd is receiving earnes
consideration. 1t is asserted on gooC
authority that a scheme ia on foot to ex
tend the road from Dallas through
northeastern Texas, Kansas and Mis-
souri, to connect with the @. B. and O..
end that representative of that system
was recently in Texas consulting witt
the Santa Fe management for such ar.
rsngements. 1t is also asserted that tht
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe folk
have been negotiating with the Calf anC
Colorado company to build connection
with them. Its very evident some i'm
poFtsnt move is to be made soon.
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Suicide.

WestAeld, N. Y, I9.-Dr. J. b
Campbell. prominent physician in this
town, committed suicide by taking chlor.
ofcrm. Caused By drink. Also at the
same place, Wilder Rixford, farmer In
comfortable circumstances, shos himself
in the right temple. the ball emerging
from the rear OF the left ear. Ate O'Clock
Rixford is still alive and st times con.
scious. No cause Is known.
Chicago, 1910 Saturday morn
ing man and woman regis.
tered at the Commercial hotel,
this city, as Mr.. Crowley and wife. Not
having reported for breakfast or dinner
to-day the proprietor ordered the door Of
the room opened, when the man and
woman we're found lying on the floor
unconscious, dressed in their night
clothes. The window and transom were
closed and the gas was escaping in the
room. The man died before the patrol
wagon arrived, and his body was taken
TO the morgue. The woman was removed
to the hospital unconscious and up to a
late hour tonight could give no account
of herself. The mans clothes we're
marked "Trscy." l. is thought to be q
case of suicide.
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River and Harbor improvements.

Washington, 19.-Thc reports CT en-
gineer officers in change of the river and
hssbor Improvements for the e cal year
ending June 30tb, 1888, have nearly all
been made. The noticeable exceptions
ara with respect to the improvements
subject to direction of the Mississippi
river commission. Estimates are given
in the reports for the completion of the
work according to the existing project
on 252 of 29l cases. These estimates sg-
gregste S63, $500 Statements of the
amounts appropriated since the begin
ming Of the week under the existing pro-
ject ara given in 231 of 29l cases. and
these amounts aggregate S9S. AIS, $40.
The reports show that sum equal to al
most half the appropriation made for
these 29l works by the river and hsrbor
bill in August 1882, remained unex-
pended on July lst, 1858; aggregate sum:
remaining in the engineers hands on that
date being S., AS, 434.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The Spanish.

Madrid, 10. - Kiag Alfonso WAS
warmly received at Valencia. He was
loudly cheered by crowds of people along
the railway route from Madrid. The
King attended te dam at the cathedral
and reviewed the troops. He goes to
Barcelona on Mondey.
Quiet having been restored throughout
Spain, various bodies Of Rensdarmes en-
gagged in quelling the recent uprising
have returned to their former stations.
The provincial officials are actively in
curing INFO the causes of the rebellion.
Documents found on an insurgant who
belonged to the northern army show that
Masonic societies have been influencing
the army since 1870. Among the docu.
ments is a circular issued by the Junta in
Paris on the occasion of the dYnastic left,
setting forth every contingency likely to
arise. It was intended that the first
movement should be made IN 1878 and
another in 1881.
King Alfonso was visited to-day in
Valencia by deputAtiJn Of the con-
serVative club. In reply to their address
the King said no deputstion could be
more agreeable to him, as they were
members Of club which was formed not
because he had assembled the throne, Dnt
10 order that he should ascend it.
The governor of Patern1si, in intro
duaing to the King deputation Of rice
growers, protested against the recent
rising. The King, in reply said the
loyalty of the working class mitigsted
the grief which the Ring had caused
MIN. lie would do his utmost to make
Spain great and prosperous. Every party
except the advanced faction participated
in the cordial reception rendered the
King.
Ministers have decided to continue the
state of siege and suspension of gusrsn'
tees until the king returns to Madrid.
Madrid, 2O.-Madrid newspapers ere
discussing the expediepcY OF forming an
alliance between Spain, Austria and
Germany, in order to check the influence
of the French democracy in Spanish
politics.
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Glass Makers, Strike.

Pittsburg, 2O.-It is expected strike
of window glass and hollow-ware blow.
ers will take place next month. Work
is suspended in all factories for the sum-
mer, but resumption should take place
early in Septem Der. Manufacturers,
however, insist upon a reduction OF
wages, IN some instances as high as %
per cent, and WoEkmen assert that they
will strike rather than submit TO any re-
duction. Glass workers here are seeding
from the Knights Of Labor and joining
the American Flint Glass Workers AS
ISOLATION Chimney glass blowers and
pressers have already seeded and next
Sunday they will withdraw and enter
the organization.
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Casualties.

Galveston, 19.-The Meas Waco spe-
cisl aays that Information has iust
reached Waco that on Thursday after
noon q cyclone struck 0glesby, demol-
ishiUg the station house and q store. scat
tering the goods sill over the prairie. a
man was blown distance Of two hun
dred feet.
A young man named Harris, at Pecan
Grove, IL CorreyeH county, this SITTER
noon, was struck by lip htning, and he
and his horse we're killed.
New York, 19.-During storm early
to-day, lightning killed forty sheep and
severely injured twenty-one, on the Stew
art farm near Garden city.
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Terrific Storm.

Toronto, ga terrific rain storm, &C.
compsnied by thunder and lightning,
visited the north west part of Ontario yes
terday. At Listowel, water two feet deep
10 the streets. Several buildings and
bridges were carried away and destFuc-
ton to property was very great. At
Windhsm the river rose twelve feet, the
road, bridge and track were wsshed
away, and the county road covered four
feet deep with water. A quantity Of
standing grain was destroyed.
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CrininaIities.

Providence, R. L, 19.-James O'Hafe
was probably fatally shot by Patrolman
Tyler, while resisting arrest.
Milwaukee, Wis, 19.-FTitz Ave, SO
years old, was struck on the head by 9
stone, ct general fight at 8 picnic of the
Deutscher Maennerverein, at Friedmsn's
gardens this afternoon, and probably
fatally injured. Charles Smith and Tom
johnson are under arrest, as guilty Of
throwing the missile. Great excitement
prevailed at the time, and the prisoners
barely escaped lYnching.
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Assaulted by Strikers.

Montreal, 19.-An operator in the
Crest Northwestern Office named Eng
land, was attacked this morning on his
way home by four strikers, who knocked
him senseless and then tried to strsngle
him, but were frightened off by the sp-
proach of q policeman. EUglsnd's
wounds are dangerous, but it is thought
he will recover. The assailants escaped.
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Health is Wealth.


Dr.. g. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TAHAE-
AENT, q guaranteed specific for Hysteria, DIG.
illness, ConvulsioRs, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the
use Of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental
Depression, softening Of the Brain resulting in
insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old kgs Barrenness, Loss OF
power IN eithef sex, Involuntary Losses
caused by oyer.exertion of the brain youthful
folly etc. Each box contains one months
treatment. S1.00 box, or six boxes for $500,
sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any Gaze. With each order received
By us for six boxes, accompanied with $5.Ot
We viii send the purchaser our written guaraIi
tee to refund the monsy if the treatment dos'
not effect cure. Guarantees issued only T.
q. Q. MI. Drug Store Salt Lake City Ptal
j. Is
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miscellaneous.

New York, 2O.-Dr. -EoEvin Green,
president OF the Western Union- Com
pany, is ct .tEe 6fice t5-dsy 'after several
months trip abroGd Pie Doctor was
waTnlv Welcomed by the officers and
employees Of tde company. Lis trip has
lesn of press banefst to his health, which
he declares better than for many years.
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telegraph to the Park.

New York, 2O.-The Western Union
line has been completed to Cinnaosr,
Mont, so miles south OF Livingstone,
Mont, on the Nor, hern Pacific railroad,
from which point messages to the Hot
Springs hotel, Yellowstone Park Sre
delivered free by pony express Inc
President and party will then 90 able TO
use the line.
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Government Examines,

Chicago, 2O.-secretary Folger. &C
cornpanied By Collector Spslding, has
left the city for an excursion to Lake Su-
perior, on board the United States cutter,
Andy johnson, The Secretary will go to
Pectusd Rocks; they will return to De-
troit, and thence go to Geneva, n. 7.
Portsmouth, n. H., o. Secretary
Chandler arrived this forenoon and las
taken the Talapoosa this afternoon for q
summer trip, extending it at pleasure.
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The Black Vail.

Milwaukee, Wis, l9.-Forty- eight
noyitistes at the Convent of Notre Dame
Iook the black vail to-day. They sre sll
young woman from different parts OF the
country. i ne services we're private ex-
c9pI 70 relative, AMI were very impress
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
SALT LAKE CITY.
CONDUCTED BY THE
Sisters of the Holy Cross.

THE COURSE OF STUDY IS
l. thorough, embracing gil the
branches OF a solid and refined edues'
ton, fitting the pupils to be intelligent,
useful and accomplished members Of
sOci4ty.
French. German. Latin, Drawing,
Special Culture in Vocal Music and Or
namental Needle Work, being included
in the English Course, form no extra
charge.
The Musical snd Art Departments,
conducted on the basis of the best Euro
pesn Conservstories and Art Schools.
No interference with the religious be-
lief OF nom Catholic pupils.
Terms for board and tuition moderate.
% Small boys received in a separate
department,
Glasses to be resumed Monday, Sep
| tember 5, 1888.
For Catalogues address 81 above.
Hali-fAre Tickets can be procured by
the Academy for pupils.
8u2
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Anti-.JeNish Riots.

Petersburg, I9-There have been anti.
jewish outbreaks IN Paulograd sud Ros-
tow iGe disorders were promptly
suppressed at both places pnd the instiga-
tors promptly arrested
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REM
EDY-a positive cure for CatarTh
DiphtneTia and CankeT Mouth. Gol(
- 2 c. d. J, Drug Store. (12}
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CONDITIONS

Commission Of % mar oo..
Bank Draft payable on daliva-!1.r, seSlnsI
, .ls 70 D3oq 5dIsi OF, 5 per cent. With
Esyment. -'u IL
All Trade and. Cash Discounts con
ce1ed TO purchasers. Original Invoioe.
awarded when requested.
Liberal Advances made on CoDsivn.
Eents.
me Agency represents, Buys and Sells
-o- Firms.
Livery branch Of Personal Agency
h-siness transacted.
Price List duplication.
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ZOE THg NEXT THIRTY pAYs

offer all Summer Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices some
at Cost, and some Below Cost.
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all the Departments of their Mammoth Establishment
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-16
oda stor,c. about Animal.

AS Stacy G. Sherman, of Stockton.
N. j., was about to shoot rabbit, an
eagle swOoped down and cqrried IT eff.
A chicken yen'riloquist is one Of The
curiosi'ies Of Concord, KY He crows
with clarion notes, and then makes echo
line repeti ions of them, gradually dying
away MS If at an Increasing distance.
Among John G Longs chickens at
Columbia City, Ind, was men with a
brood OF eight little ones. Her coop had
been raised high enough for her to
pass in and out by means of smsll piece
of board. 4 large owl entered, and the
frightened hen and her brood hastily ran
ont. The hen thea flew az inst the prop
which fell, and made the owl a prisoner.
A singular combat between insects was
Witnessed by a traveller in South Africa.
Pursuing a caterpillar was host of small
ants. An ant would mount upon the cater
pillars back aud bite him. Pausing. the
caterpillar would turn his hesd and bite and
Kill his tOrmeniOr. After slaughtering a.
dozen or more Of his prosecutors the cat
erplllar showed sigus of fatigue. The
auls made a combined attack. Betaking
himself TO a stalk OF gross, the caterpillar
climbed up,tail FIRST, followed by the ants.
Az soon as one approached him he seized It
IN his jaw and threw il off the stalk. The
aats' seeing iGat the caterpillar had too
strong position for them to overcome,
'esorIed TO strategy. They began sowing
through the grass stalk. Ia few minutes
the stalk fell and hundreds Of ants fell
upon the caterpillar, and lie was killed
aud the victors marched of in triumph
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-16

The preferred bisrsol bos rustic han
die.
Velvet rosettes are worn in Engllsi
straw pokes.
Jet oonne,s, especially Fanchons, ar,
all the rage.
Pocket haadkerchiofs arc thiugs of ar
nowadays.
The Meliere plsstron 10 various form.
is much worn.
Lace and tulle bOuucts are for toilets o;
the highest ceremony.
The Newmarket bonnet bids fair Ia
have run Of popular favor.
The favorite riding habit in the Central
Park this season is gray.
A very close capote called the nurses
cap Is one of the popular Paris bonnets.
Gigot sleeves and bustles are 10 vogue
Ia Paris, but they are not as yet popular
In America.
Skeleton bonncts, showing all or nearly
all the CO ffures, are novelties, but not
much worn.
Labg,ry turbans are much worn in The
street, nj matinees, and even in the even
irG to theatres.
The Chlnesa cebote is tie latest fancy
bonnets. IL has conical cap crown
ard cuIaway bIim, pointed end close at
the top.
Waislcoais are again in favor they are
made just like mans, and over them ia
worn a little cutaway jacket with looee
fronts.
London girls Of the highest social pos
tion are making it fashionable to take les
sons in dressmaking. This is move in
the right direction.
Black relieved with the morest daub OF
touch of white in the way Of lace or fl wv.
ers remains the fevorite costume of high
ceremony with New York women.
When artistic dressnruking becomes a
fashioDao Die occupation and accomplish
ment there will be less "fuss" about dress.
es that have been spoiled and not sent
home in time or at the time promised.
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milk and 'bCn dilu,irs 'he mixture wi
two gallons Of water. Apply tho liquid
with eyrioge, and afteiward rinse with
clear water. This substance is death 10
plant Insects, ard we have never heard
Of its il jurirg The most delicate plants
when u-ed "a ntie directed.
4 Vermont sheep-raiser says that the
best method of doctorirg sheep for foot
rot is to wet the foot of. every sheep in
the flock, souud or lame, thoroughly with
kerosene or coal oil, aud put what sui
phur you can tabo IN the thumb and fir
g"r between the hoofs of each foot
Keep them IN dry place for twelve hours.
Repeat this operation in about two weeks
and you will bsye 10 more trouble.
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YARN Notes.

Scalled milk given to calves constantly
produces bad results.
Damaged corn is exceedingly injurious
as food for horses, because it brings on
inflammation of the bowels and skin dis
eases.
}. a. Dodge, in the journal Of Agri-
culture, says he cures hog cholera by
giving half tea spoonful carbolic acid
10 agillof milk. Administer from long
nocked bottle.
"a Farmer declares that on acre Of
the Hubbard squash will fatten more hogs
than The corn That can be raised on the
same ground. Re has gathered from dix
70 eight tons from an acre.
Experiments made AZ the New Yorh
agriculture experiment. station seem TO
indicate that the tip kcrnals Of flint corn
are superior % those upon other portions
Of ibe ear when used Tor seed but with
dent corn the experiments do no, show
The same sup rioriiy.
The American Agricul,uri., is friendly
20 Che crow. 10 says: Don't kin tho
Crows a few yesfs ago we had a chance
"a watch the operations of so essemblago
Of crows on grub-infasted lawn. Their
skill IN finding and disloe.ng The
grub shoul3 have heso witnessed by All
opponents Of the crow.
/ 40 ac~e re- clover of rich land ggiu ford
forty five COWS fifteen days If cut aDt
fed as so..ing crop IL this rospac, &, .s
touch more productive tbsn rye. oats o-
barley c1' greer, ord De- aIs0a b,ucr foo
'han either Of these alone. Corn f3r coil
joy is more productive than clover. bpi
not so much more productive ss is sun
posed, aDcc The clover cant be- car several
times in p SCISSOR.
70 prevent paiato-y.' lte f.llowf-v
c'D..rns should bs Observed. hy.il
ferlI'z rs tbat ere extremely rfrogeoo1s
as these are favorable 20 fungus growth
iD The potato. Potash c1mp3snds s-e .1.t
tle reverse. being detrimental 10 frn,Ys
and benedc,alto Che crop. Leca,e tbo
potato G..d on elevated. weI-da.1ed
ground aud meyer on low. va, land
Dampness BE- . f95uunrcr Of rot.
Kerosene o.l may Dc used for des,royfro
insects on plants by. taking spoonful ~
Oh and mixing &c with harfa op,f.i