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Kansas CRY, August 24sh.-Ihe Niasouri
Free Trade League, Ex-Governor Phelps,
President he's issued al invitation to all who
oppose a protscsive tariff anl favor genuine
reform OF the severye laws, to a confereuca
81 St, Louis Oh the % Of October, 1888. for
the discussion Of this question. The meeting
will be a3B-partisaa, and sli organizations
who syslpatnise. with ne movement are re-
quasted TO ss1d delegates, and individual
sympsthiz3rs are also invited. It Is requested
that thasa who expect f., attend win speedily
notify Norman J. Coleman, President Of the
Exscr ivs Iomri5tes, no, 500 Olive street
ST. Louis. The movement is recommended
by pconino7t usn 70 the United States aad
indOrsel by o uuubeF q oTg'n a.i31F, H.
ending tie American Ere Traus Lssgue aud
the New YORK Fr.s Trade Ci1b. A. tbe
same time anG ul4c5 au organiz.ti0H # the
Misscui Free Tsa1e i4sasue v5l be made.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Three Women Commit Chinese
WOunded and Robbed by Cowboys
Affairs Ia Washington Territory Flee
flOn OF Grand Encampmeni omcers-
IiGDIs from British COIumbia-Boy
shOckingIy Injured Etc.
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He WANTED TO BE A GRAPE - io'AAsy
thought it would be nice to be gushs
for then he could stand on the ground ard
eat the apples, pears and cherries that greY
on Farmer jones' trees, beyond tie Danger
Of dogs and beor.traps, and csuid aiso
taste the good things sil the way down S's
neck. Bnt Johnny had sore thfoas ~
other day. and Is he laid his heaa on ai4
pillow upon retiring, he contidsnt5-..3 5e'
marked to bis mother that hs wss glad hs
wasn't giraffe, after all a giraffe sls &
two or three yards Of sore tdroat a'Fals's''AN -
his own addiction into nothingness hf cay.
psrison. II BostoR Transcript,
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INVESTIGATING LEPRosY.-A party of
New York physicians, consisting of DIR.
Fox, Professor of Skin Diseases in the
College OF Physicians and Surgeons, DR..
Williams, Professors Pardee and Crosby,
have been studying the cases Of leprosy in
the TrScadie Lazaretto. The disease is
dying out at Tracadie, as five years ago
there were thirty-six cases in the lazaretto.
whereas there are now only twenty.four.
DIR. Fox stayed seyeral days inside the
lazaretto, in order to watch more closely
the habits of the victims Of this disease.
The physicians will make an elaborate re.
port on the subject to she New York Der.
Iustological Association,
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HOME AND ABROAD.

ocean steamship Given UD for LosI-Free
Trade In Missouri - PiensBro-seeileVs
orowncd-The Growth OF sIoTmoRIsn-
Movements Of the President New York
stock ziarket-The Pension Omrc-
Religious RumOrs-Attempt so zsuFdeF
PhysleIan-Etc,
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TUCsOH, Aueua5 245h.-Mrs Nelson was
buried this afternoon without an inquest be-
lug held, The funeral was quite largely at.
tended. Tae general belief IS that it was s
..-ss ~ ---7afrs
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WAsHEGroE, August 4sh The large H.
crease 10 tue clerical fc re- IN the Ps4si3n
Office airssdg has onable- 70 sea 1p
vita S routine bus ness, aal iass psamll-
ly q whs5 n=w work comes 90 ha . Ninety
0ae thousand csses ws.5 set'lei ssi dscsi
year. and it i probable tie rumb disposed
oi tais year viii excsed 100000. a. SION as
claim reaches She Office inquiries ere sent
t. the claimant for full Information on GER
tain points, and the offiss is 80 well up in its
work that it dsPs'(' ,-Egaiy on the daily lg.
turn mail for occupation. The new system
of examination is working very satisfactorily.
Commissioner Dudley estimates it saved the
Office last gear 81, SOC. geo iu preventing
frauds oT setting them aside. This is within
$40 600 Of the expenses of sustaining the Pen
sion Office, and next year the Commissioner
thinks the savings from the Exsminsis Ia.
bors will counserbalance the whole cost Of the
office
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Rglrrsn cosr,reIA.

salmon Fishing schooner Damaged by
FIre-Tbe Assfxess
VICTORIA. August Gath. The steamer
Princess Louise arrived last night from the
north With !, 900 cases aud 800 barrels Of sal
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CALIFORNIA.

lsrsclAd DISPATCHES 70 nIs hnOOrD-UsiosI
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DUN AIN, August 2t.h.-At O'Clock this
morning, In file lille Sax miles south Of Cliff
ton, Fomeroy baggage wagon, loaded with
Chiuhmen, vas attacked by three rust
itrs Ths ChiBsmen returned the IRE,
Wou1ding one rusrler mortality. Fcur Chins.
uau wers wgun3cd. two fatslly The rob.
bars succeeded in getting $500 in cash.
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Gre difora7 Sale Z
CLUNll HOUSE, FIGHTH I'D < sTsEETs.

PEHHE COOLEST AND BEST ROOMS IL THE
4 city and great reduction in price. Call
and see that yGu can rent nice suisc Of rooms for
e3 week single rooms, 81 % a week Refer.
ences required Street cars from she Depot pass tte
door every Eve minutes. ie27-H
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nonEsrrc xENs.

SPECIAL ny rslsoRsrH 70 rHs RsoosD-US1os.l
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ToAmsToSE, August 2l.h Perry NJ. Hill
ton. q well known rancher and GOvernmenE
contractor, vas arrested last evening Oh
complaint made hy a man named Campbell.
who accuses him Of 6afr2udirg the Govern
ment BY illegal purchases os barley from sol.
diers. Hilton is suffering from 6 wound io
his head. recently received. He gave bords
10 the Gum Of one thousand dollars to surren-
der himself TO the authorities upon recovery.
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ARIZONA.


Tucson, August 24.h,-Mrs Nelson, wife
Of S. =. n isou, formerly Of Kernville, Cal.
bu5 nov IF Nogsles, this Territory, was
found dsai ia bed At the Palace Hotel this
morning, being probably a case Of suicide,
She isayss ore child, iistle girl about 6 years
oid, Ne, ,ol is sc present at San Francisco,
ae,eu dil5 tho Heights Coreiave.
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The Crovtb Of HormonIsm,

CHICAGO. August 24th-It is related the
President will meet Hon. Edward Pierre
pont, who mss jast returned from Alaska. l.
is declared the President was made swsre,
through Mr.. = Perrep3nt. Of the recent u tau
election, and lnat scandal has bsen thrust
upon the Espu3.ic1n party directly or ludi-
rectly. oy taa Usah Commission. Is had
been 3 matter f wonder 10 Mr.. Arthur for
some time thst without exception the Gentle
element Of tba. locality had turned tne cold
shoulder to the Commission from th5 start.
One corrsspou Dent declares the fsce thss
Governor Murray and the Gentle pgess are =
unit agaiGss the Commission Tas dem1r-
stratsd TO the p esiisnt's satisfsction by
Piorrepont, who came here especially placs
the matter bsfors him. When the 20 III is.
sioners frat went 20 Ul1h u was stated the
Morm0Es diued the honorable Gentlemen ey-
tensirelv aud there were suspicious that theF
were sufficiently softened toward po.ygsmista
to permit taa lranchissmen5 o. - 600
Of them, and the disfCancai semeBt of
only 500. BY this means the MornoDs
elected every oiEcegt Representative aud
Councilman in the Territory a5 the last cl-C.
tion. Tne Gsatiies are ssate3 70 have been
so iudignsut th31 they made n campaign
aud less than ons-third os 5nem voted. lndssd
tba action of the Commission hgd ;asda the
hopeless aud useless. M, PisEre-
nonu poihSeo ou' |tae e'-s nAuIll 'ts were gee
ting control Of the sdjoiaing Verri.9rie
They already control a share OF idsho's
ofFcsrs INDEED, their money eaables them
ta purchase aov iceislation needed ia
Wyoming they are strong. Die. Pisrrep1nt
ta1uzht that IL five years. il th5 present
policy was puzaped they would control 81
the Territories remaining. He .urtnsr
showed tnst tae Mormon acqu i,ioEa 5g
emigration we're ; 500 per year, or 5000
every decade, 3a pointed out the iao5 shat
they waaId soon bsva settled tto limiied ier-
tils l4ads Sd Utah and lstel all 5he fertile
lands Ia ths Territories AL0-monism 9as
menace ee3ia-t waica there must lie ga sm-
medisse cAenA. Con- p9ndalt- a6 RI. 80
believe toe Plssi1sat wlll present aae 11.
iacj % Congress 80 q separate We'Pac
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SECOND DISPATCH.l

Tucson, August 24sh.-The evening train
came IN from Clifton, bringing four wounded
Chiusmen-Ah Choug, shot il the right
shoulder, The ball passing down, thought to
be fatal An Hoy, shot through the lover
muscle Of the left leg: Sam Lang, shot
through the lower abdomen. the ball entering
the left side and coming ont on the left hip /;
Ah Lin, arm fractured nesr the body ON the
right side. They say that they, in company
With t0ree other Cinnamon, left Clifton on
the stage for Lordsburg. sId that they were
followed by three men on horseback from the
town Cf Clifton; that about four or five
miles this side Of Clifton the cowboys or
lustlers that had been following them rode
up 70 the stage. demanding their money, and
oDening hrs st the seme time; that Sam
Tong hrsd in return, kiilioc one Of the rob
hers
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ETDB RENT OR FOB SALE.-THE ELF ~.
Il eaa5 firsrciGss Hotel IS LANGHAM,"
Corner ~ Fourth and Z streets. Sacrgnento, ~
Cal Terms easy. Iueuire q 5. p. FlGG, o1 the
premises au5-fu
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snlt for sIander.

ST.. LOUIS, August 24h-A. Lee has
brought suis for malicious hbal against che
Chronicle Publishing Company Of this city,
claiming $4,000 damages for publishing au
article purporting TO give sketca Of plaintiff,
in which he was accgsed Of keeping Oh ia-
proper house in Texss several years ago, and
OF passing oounserfeit molsy and forgery.
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ReIlgleus RRmors.

CHICAGO. August 24th.-A gentleman 81
Washington, who takes great interest IN mat
ts-s clerical, yesterday said it was no. only
is opinion, hut that it is the intention of The
Church Of Rome TO try and make great
spread in the future IN the United States. l.
Is regarded s. certainty, by the people
mentioned that the objsct Of the viait Of
bIonsigrerr Capal 90 this country. and the
calling Of lsadi1g American Cstholic lesd5rz
TO Rome, Ia bus 60 p-eeede the Appearance in
this couatrv Of tho Pope h,msef How teUe
this impression may be time VII show.
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CHICAGO, august 2Ih.-A di8psfGn from
B1Ts Creek, Mich, in regard 20 She Seventh
Day Advs1ti5ts, states that doubt Is apps
rent as to tha Inspiration OF Mrs. White, who
is supposed 80 have revealed Gods will to the
band for thirty i've years, and that disssn-
sions are growing which may have ssrious
Effects or the unity OF the BODY.
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Attempted Murdor Of y Phy siclan


H0oslCE FALLS IN. W. August 24sb.-
Xesterday Charles Osterhout, hitherto
hishly.rsspectsG resident ef this village, e.
tered ChQrp's pharmacy snd walked 10 ths
rear 3i th5 pre- crip.iou counter Whsrs Dr.. f.
Il. Hudson, his family phyoieisn, sad Sen.
J. Williams were playing checkers. Oster-
a., who seemed 90 be greatly excited, said
10 the physician Il want ycu TO come
quick snd see my wife =" / viii step over
as soon as this game is finished, was she re-
ply. Osterhout then Epplied a foul spithes
to the doctor aud ordered him 70 90 immedi-
assly. As DR.. Hu5sJn made no Ia0tioa, Os-
terhout drew revolver, and, taking aim,
fred twice. The FIST bullet grazsd Dr.. Hnd-
sons forehead, the second bullet entersd the
right thigh, passed upward and lodged in the
abdomen. The wound is very daneerous.
Rdmors ara in circulation that DR.. Hudson
had insulted Mrs. Osterhout and that her
husband shot him in revenge.
Disastrous Pleasure Excursion Four
Persons Drowned.
PORTLAND (Ne. J, August oath. Yesterday
afternoon party of four psrsoDs were
drowned on Wells Beach. They we're car
risd out by the undertow. The names OF
two are Emma Gould, of Boston, and Eddie
Little, OF Washington, d. @. The others are
unknown, one being q child. None Of the
Dpuiea were EeCOfeftu. i ue drowning was
witnessed By many people, bat assistance
could not be rendered.
ESECoAD DISPATCH
WILLS (Mel. August 24th.-Fursher de-
tails of the drowning accident shows that a
party Of fifteen or twenty left Bald Head
Cliff House yesterday at A NJ and drove to
O1umqnil bsaoh, where they arrived sb5ut II
and entered the surf. The uudertow and
surf were running strong. and there was a
heavy sea on. Although warned OF the
danger in yenturing too fsr. nearly the whole
party we're swept out By the uadert0v, and
four were drowned. -Four others were rescued
II q critical condition, hut at last aecountg
were doing well. This rese of tho party
reached che sbo-s safely. Bey. Mr. Little,
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NEW YoBK, August 23'h. The huge raft
Of timber thai la(t 81. John, \. B FOR this
city in tow Of tVgs, on August Z5h, viii
probably reach here to-day. Captain Ellis,
who is interested ia the enterprise says when
the tow reaches the mouth of tbs Sound ne
viii send the tugs to break it mp and take it
through He'll Gate in sections. Captain Ei-
lis thinks the experiment Of owing timber
here from New Brunswick, instead of send
ing it By sailing re sci, viii p-ovs very
profitable. TIE tow reached Vineyard Ha-
ven Sunday morning, and Wednesday after
noon was seen about i've miles wes.ward Of
Little Gull Light
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Both Legs and IN srEl irohea.
~ 80 LAs recovery
Supposed Suicide.
JuslinabIe killing.

SAN DIEGo, August 24sh.-At Powsy yes.
tsga8y n II. Dodson shot and killed O. a.
Feeler. The shooting is said TO have been
jEstifiable.
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Italy.

Rome, 14-Signor Mancini, minister
Of foreign affairs, replying in the Cham
her of Deputies to the criticisms on his
policy, said that to those who reprcached
him for having yainly sought an Austro-
German alliance, he would answer that
power whose subjects numbered 80. 000,.
coo and which possessed an excellent
army and navy, only offered its alliance
to those desiring it after sscertaining that
it was desired. The statement that the
cabinet had met with refusal at Berlin
and Vienna was untrue. He sad there
was manifest conformity of action be-
tween Italy, Germany and Austria,
Time had shown the poss bility of the
coordination of this line of conduct with
the improvement Of the relations with
France and England. Government, he
said, would repress with vgor all ire
dentist manifestations. The recent de-
moustrstions OF irredenlisls had not al
fected the relstiOns between Austria and
Italy. Maucini concluded by a. kiBg The
Chamber for an explicit vote Of cont,
denCe.
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NEWS


New YORK, "a. .satCS si;turis. on
Egsn: He will be more comfortable
here than in Dublin, and there are
Thousands OF his countrymen and coun-
trywemen in America who are snxioue
to question him somewhat closely So to
the use made OF the Land League funds.
He deries. OF course, that only part of
the money in his hands was spent in aid
ing the cynspirseies to murder English
officials. This was TO be expected, but
Egsn must rot expect people to accept
his unsupper ed word. The Land
League W II never be vindicated until an
examination Of its accounts has shown
where the money did go. Egac cannot
clear himself or the league of damaging
or reckless talk about jury packing in
Dublin.
The Herald says that BRan has 5eeL
in New York Fince Monday He de-
clined to say by what steamer be came,
or W whether he Ia ded st this city, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, or Halifax. It is of
no public interest, said be, with smile,
and II might EN- bsrrSss some .friends u
mine.
SpeskiDg Of EgAn the Herald says;
4 B6 purpose OF Ms Visit Will Dc OF EQUAL
moment to the English police and to sub
scribers Of the Land League; the former
believing him to have fed from iastIce,
and the latter wanting to know what has
become of their money. His statement
to reporters will satisfy neither, for he
says the only action which he feared was
the action against Biggsr, and that be
and the subscribers are pei fectly satisfied
with the administrator of the fund. He
assumes that even if the money were
paid to the murderers' league, they shall
be satisfied, and there We are inclined to
believe be is mistaken.
TheITnleS says Patrick Egsn. ex-tress-
arer of the Irisn National Land League,
arrived on Monday, upon the steamship
Harmonic. After breakfast he called
at the Office of the Irish Nation, %
Park Place, and had an interview with
John Dewey, editor of that paper. He
next called on Patrick Ford editor Of the
Irish World, and subsequently, returned
to the Irish Nation office, where he
made an appointment to meet Dr.. VIM
B. Wallace, President Of the New York
Land League.
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The MIX Row.

New York, 14.-0f the y, 500 forty
quart cans of milk daily received in this
city from ell sources. the Erie Railway
brings $500 cars, or about one-third the
city supply. The milk train due at the
jersey City terminus of this railway, at
midnight, last nate, brought only 5, 100
cans, or $500 quarts less than it usually
carries. Dealers argued, however, that
farmers would not for the sake of half q
cent q quart. pour the milk on the
ground. This they would be compelled
to do if it were not sent to New York,
for She farmers have not sufficient sp-
paratus to ehurn it, or make it into cheese,
and the supply would glut the creameriea,
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Criminal Calender.

Montreal, 13.-Ed. Duchane,e broker,
was extradlcted to Belgium for swindIing
clients and sentenced to ten years ina :
prNonmeDt His wife received the same
punishment IS an Eccomplice.
Msnksto, MIMI, 14,-This morning,
Carl Winter, of st. Paul, shot Lizzie
Levi, Of Msnksto; and then shot himself.
The wounds of Miss Levi are not dan
gerouS, but those of Winter are conEid-
ered fatal. The opposition Of Miss Lewis
father to their marriage is said to be tho
cause,
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Jerseys

New York, IA. Two instances of
higher prices than have heretofore oe.
Cured for Jersey cattle. as far as known,
have just been closed. The first is the
transfer Of the bull Pedro, No. 3.lS7,
from Miller s. Sibley, franklin, Pa, to
I. s. Cooper, of COopersburg, Pa, ct
$40, 600, the sellers reserVing in addition
3 limited breeding interest. The other is
the sale and transfer of q bull calf seven
weeks old from A. B. Darling, Of New
York, to Miller s SibIey, for So 500.
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sprague Nominated.

Providence, R. l., 14.-The independ-
ent state convention nominated VIM.
Sprague for governor, without dissent.
a committee of seven was appointed TO
confer with any other Organizations
meaning democrats. relative to making
the remainder of the state ticket. The
democratic convention meets next Tues
day. No very prominent politicians
were iD the Sprsgue convention.
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1t is a we'll authenticated
fact that many medicines,
especially bitters,' arenoth-
ing butcheap whiskeyvilely
concocted for use in local
option countries. Such is
not the case with Browns
IRON B1TTERs. Itisamedi-
cine, a cure for weakness
and decay in the nervous,
muscular, and digestive Or
gans of the body produc-
ing good, rich blood, health
and strength. Try one bot
tie. Price $500.
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SECRET

THE ONLY DISCOVER OF THE POI
SONOUS URIC ACID WHICH EXISTS IN
THE BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC AND
equity PATIENTS.
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Virginia Bonds.

London, 14.-There is very general
feeling among persons interested in Yir-
GINA bonds that no hssty opinion should
be formed in the absence OF full details Of
the judgment of the United States Su-
preme Court and the views Of lawyers
engaged in the case.
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81. Paul, 14.-The Montana Mail
states that last week in Besverhead
County, q body of citizens overpoWered
the jsiler, took out John 8. JessranR, for
the cruel murder and burning Of Charles
Davidson, and hanged him to rafter Of
the Jail.
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TRUE
temperance

Is not signing a pledge
or taking a solemn oath that
cannot be kept, because Of
thenon-removalof the cause
liquor. Thewaytomake
a man temperate is to kill
the desire for those dreadful
artificial stimulants that car
~ so many bright intellects
to premature graves, and
desolation, strife and un-
happiness into so many
families.
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BABRICs AND CUTICLEs are both
rendered marYellOusly white bv
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP.
Hills HAIR AND WHISPER DYE.
Black or Brown, soc.
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Denver & Rio Grant Raj gay
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS

On and after Wedne day, 4. ecembes 6 .
1882, trains will leave nd pr1ive at Sail
Lake from tempoI,ry Station. corner
Second South and Fifth West Streets
daily, as follows: LEAVE. apS,vT s''
All points between J -
Salt Lake and }7.10 an. 63opm
Pleasant Valley. H.
Bingham BTsnch';..7.4o am. 6.OOpm.
ite and Wasstch.
Iuesdsy's Thurs- FLzo SIN. 800 pm
days only.........
u. u DODGE, General Manager
60 HENRY WOOD.
JEZS General SupefiD tAndent.
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Itisafact! Browns IRON
BITTERS, a true non-alcohol-
ic tonic, made in Baltimore,
Md, by the Brown Chemical
Company, who are old drug
gists and in every particu
lar reliable, will, by remoy-
ing the craving appetite of
the drunkard, and by curing
the nervousness, weakness
and general i'll health result
ing from intemperance, do
moreto promote temperance,
in the strictest sense thSR
anyother means now known
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NOTICE::TO' CREDITORS.
Estate Of John P. Flynn, deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
~ the undersigned, executor of the es-
tate Of John T. Flynn, deceased, to the
creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hlbIt them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publi-
catfish Of this notice, TO the said William
d. Bird, st his Office in Salt Lake City,
in the County of Salt Lake.
WILLIAM b. BIRD,
Executor Of the estate of John P.
Flynn, deceased.
Dated at Salt Lake City, February
20;b, 1883. fe2l
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