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Tainted.

Powder Company with the use Of the powerful
drug AMMONIA in their Powder; that no article
food should be tainted by this unsafe drug that
long continued use in any form will derange the
blood; that it is only found in the natural food
and drink of man as an accidental mpurity
The NATURE ABHORS and expels it as an
excrement
That in Baking Powder it has not even the
virtue ofnecessity.
IF the charge is unjust, would it not be an act
Of justice to themselves, well as polite conces-
sion to deeply interested public sentiment, to
answer the charger To answer Immediately?
To answer honestly? Oily evasion won't do:
Oily dignity oily plausibility oily non-committal
won't do. Ridicule won't do Come forward IN
amanly way and give the public evidence thatjus-
titles its use
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A bad Chairman.

MCPHERsoN, Kas., July 21.-The
Democrats Of this place ratified Satur.
day night according - the program for
such work.
The chairman OF the Democratic coun-
~ central committee has bet new hat
that Blame will be elected.
Threshing has commenced. The
wheat crop is running from 10 to 30
bushels per acre. Corn never promised
better at this time OF the year.
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Troy Chief; What kind Of q nx docs
the late decision leave the supreme court
inf They tried John Foster, county at
iOIney Of Saline county. and ousted him
from ONCE because he refused to prose-
cute liquor cases. when requested to do
90, on the complaints OF others; now
they decide that all such pros, c1iious
are illegal, except when he or the CON-
plaiDant caR swear positively e. the
iscts They have turned HIM out of
once because he did not do what the
Law did not authorize him TO do.
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To Whom It May Concern.

IS. 1850. the undersigned - administrator
de bonus non with the VIII annexed Of the
estate Of Ada A. Mckee. deceased sled
peEfEioa In the probate sour Of Lyon COUNTY,
20 cell the foslSWinE real estate. viz: sbe
north half OF the southwest quarter and ne
All in section IN township % Of range 10 IN
Lyon county, Kansas. pursuant 20 tie Will
snd that sid petlf1en VIA % heard On Al
gust T. 1884, ~ 10 O'Clock g n. ~ which fiDe
FTl Interested viii appear and show cauee
shy thsy have, why the prayer Of said pe4i-
tsosl should not be granted
Ia B CRISSWELL,
BUcK 8 FEIaHAH. Administrator &c.
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.sTArE MINISTERIAL INSTITUTE

STATE MINISTERIAL INSTITUTE
of the Christian Church To be Held
In this City July gath and S6th.
PROGRAM.
Thursday oath, 2 80 p. m, prelimina-
~ meeting and devotional services.
At 8 p. M, Welcome Address, j. T
Burton. Response, F. d. Rains, Of
LeaYenworth. Sermon, G. E. Dew, o.
HiaWaths. o."
Friday, a. m. devotional service con
Quoted by John Boggs, of Clyde.
Address, T. II. Goodnight, Of New
ton.
Discussion.
Chart Lecture, NJ English, Of Leanna
2p. m.-Devotionsl services conduct
ed by S. D. butcher, of Leon. Review
of lecture. Address by j. A. Lord, O
Pleasant Hill, BIissouri. Review of ad-
dress. Address by C. W. Pool, Of Gil
rard. Discussion.
6p. m.-Sermon by A. ]. Whitney, O
Leavenworth.
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SHOOTING ID Dodge CITY.

KANSAS CITY, July 22.-At Dodge
City last night deputy Marshal Mathers
notorious as MYSTERIOUS Dave" shot aud
killed Thos. Nixon, deputy marshal.
The murder was the result of an old
feud. Mathers fired four shots, any one
of which would have been fatal. A
cowboy standing near was shot In the
knee. Nixon had the reputation OF be-
ing the best buffalo hunter on the
plains
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There can be no question that Mr.
Blsine,s letter viii produce q marked
and excslIent enact upon the country
The people cannot help having conf
dence In the man who wrote II. The
WholeSomeness Of 1t cannot be mistaken
Il Is letter out Of which any citizen can
take "A square meal" And the .ques-
ton will be asked to-day mere earnest
y than ever: Why shouldn't this Al
ready foremost Of our citizens be elected
70 The highest ONCE! Certainly there
p additional testimony Of his incomPer
able Qualifications.
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THE BUSINESS MARTS.

THE PRICES AT TRADE CENTERs
The Kans as City Live Stock Market is Re
ported especially for TIE DAILY
NEWS every afternoon by
ANDY ]. SNYDER & CO.,
Rooms - and "a Exchange Building
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
at Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. July %.
CAFrLE-Receipts STAG; Offering princi.
paIly grass Texans Of common quality
market stagnGnt: nothing sold yet; viii
take good thousand pound Texans 10 bring
s. 50d$s 60; buyers not trying 10 buy anI
common ones; good TO choice natives steady
and unchanged; common to medium VeFy
dull and hard TO sell.
HoaS-Rsceipts coz; all sold; choice light!
s. IS; mixed IS 2o9$5 80; heavy IS 0OG
Tne Daily indicator reDorts: Wheat-Re-
eeipts. II 81; shipments, s.77l; in store 159,
O28; nSrket weaker; No. red, cash
sales At 7I071K; August. and Octo
Der sales at IL; September sales 1t T2G
73X; No. sost cash Tx bid 70 asked.
CoRN-ReceiptA, ee7S; shipments, 6S0f
in store, o. 1SS; market steady; No. mixec
cash sales At Az; August, Az; Septembel
1x04s 9skedi No. white mixed easl
o1rs-Ne : cash nominal.
RYR-Eo. cash sales 1t 4e.
EGGs-UncAanEed-
BuFTEE-UnchAnged,
HAY-UuehAnged.
P80VIsToHs-Unchanged
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special Dispatch 70 the Daily News.
EuKEKA, Kas., July 23.-At The con.
vention Of the Twentieth Senatorial
District, held in this city today
L. Borton, Of EmpOria, presiding. and
DR.. e. LADpheAr. OF Hartford, scting Al
secretary, Judge L. B. kellogg, OF
EmpOFia, was nominated by acclama.
lion,
A resolution iDstructing for Hon
John ]. IngAlls, for the United States
senate was adopted.
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An UawiIIInE sacrifice

PITTsRURe, July ga telegram from
Rochester stating that Ex-Governor st
John, In an interview. stated positively
that he was not . candidate, is being
freely circulated. DR.. Blanchard, Of
Illinois, said Notwithstanding this St
Johns name would be presented 70 the
convention, and If nominated he would
accept.
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Prcsident of Inc IJnited Slater
Every woman IN the Land

owes 1t TO herself and her family to take
care OF her health. When she finds her
health failing, and debility and weak
ness undermining her strength, her suresl
and best remedy IL Kidney-Wort. II
builds up the general health, keeps the
secretoTY system in perfect order. regu
lates the kidneys and bowels, and en-
abIes these important organs to perform
their natural functions In throwing of
accumulated impurities OF the body.
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Crane NOmisatsa .

Special Dispatch 70 the EnporiA News:
Council GROVE, July 23.-At the
senatorial convention to day IN this city,
composed Of the counties of Morris,
Chase and Marion, r. n Crane, oil
Marion, was nominated on the tenth
ballot. GEO. q, LOCKWOOD.
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In the whole United State there is not
. fiavoring extract that Is so valuable. so
positive. SO effectuAl in producing the
most delicious, desirable and delicate
favored cake, pastry, ice cream, ect, as
DR.. PrIce's justly celebrated Special
Flavoring EXTRACTS: Almon, Lemon
Vanilla and aromstIc fiaYors. Try them
and you will be delighted.
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PROTECTION.

Every housewife can try the Royal" or any
brand Of Baking Powder, by placing a can, top
down, on hot stove till heated. Remove the
cover, and if there, she will smell AMMONIA.
After which she can change it for Prices Cream
that has nothing base in it.
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ANNOUNUEMENTs

By request Of many voters We are au-
thorized to announce Thomas 4. Walk.
er, Of Hartford, - an Independent can
didAte for Representative for: the Sixty
second legislative district.
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TO WHOM mAY CONCERN

have no hesitancy In recommending DR..
Louis H. Matthez as oculist cptician of
rare attachments. He IL spoken of IN the
highest praise by those whose jud gment is
regarded as law. Truly,
W. H. BARNES,
Pastor First Baptist Church.
Emporia, Kan, June II, ISS4.
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< per cent. of Ammonia.

STRONG combination PURE MATERIALS entirely free from
HAVE FOUND AS HIGH As FIVE PER
Prof CHARLES E. DWIGHT,
Chemist; Laboratory Wheeling. w Va,
June 18th, 1884
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LANE UNIVERSITY

LECoMPTON, DOUGLAS CO. KAN.
Two preparatory and four regular courses
OF studys Normal Drill; Music Painting,
Bookkeeping and Penmanship.
Cheap rates, thorough instruction, good
morals and healthy location.
For circulars, address the President
Rev. s, B. ERWIN, 4. Il.
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a 81. Louis FaiIure.

ST.. LOUIS, July 2S.-The extensive
dry goods house of Wear. BOogher s.
Go, at the corner OF Sixth and ST.
Charles streets, assigned this forenoon
To Nathan Cole, The assets of the firm
arc given at about &630,00O. embracing
goods and merchandise amounting TO
SAG 600; open accounts and bills receiV-
able, $l75,00O; other matters, $50, 900
The liabilities are not detnately known,
but the aggregate is about $3.50, 900.
The cause of the assignment is the re-
fusal of the New York banks to make
the customary advancements. The firm
stated that IL time was given to realize
the actual property in hand they will
not only pay In iull but have hand
some surplus About seventY-fve per
cent is in New York, Boston and PTovi-
dence. The only large creditor here Is
the st. Louis National bank for S25, 900.
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comes recommended in the highest terms OF
praise by numerous certificates from the
most eminent physicians. oculists, divines
and most prominent men OF our country. from
all the principal cities Of United States.
Among those OF Emporia, Kan, are as fol-
lows:
EMPoRIA, Kas., June Il 1885,.
We have been this day introduced to DR..
Louis II. Matthez. Optician. We have been
shown number of Recommendations rom dis
tinguished physicians, some OF whom are TO
ps personally known, and all of whom speak in
highest terms Of the professional attachments
and skin OF DIR. Matthez. We have no hesita-
ton in expressing the opinion that the Doc
tor is all that Ii claimed him asa practical
optieian.
j. ]. wright, Il. d. IA. Moore, MD.
Geo w. Frost, n. ID. W. W. Hfbben, III. d.
L. D. Jacobs, N d.
TO THE CITIZENS OF EMPORIA, ETC.
have great pleasure In recommending Dl
Louis II. Matthez, OF Chicago, as Q scientific
and practical optician from the many and
strong letters in his possession vouching for
his skill, ability and means to assist
defects OF the eye, In my own CHse L may
say that for many years after my nrse use Of
glasses, WAS totally IgnerAnt Of the real ma
ture Of my eyes until . Boston oculist ex-
Anined them and fitted glasses to them. l
would advise all users of glasses to avail
themselves of the opportunity now within
their reach through DIR. Matthez. Is they can
not well be deceived. Respectfully.
Ii. MACEAY,
Pastor p, & Church
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queen Victoria ConEratuIates.

WASHINGTON, ID. C. July 22.-The
president received the following cable
message from Queen Victoria:
LONDON. July 21st.-To the president
OF the United States, Washington.
The queen heartily cOngratulates the
president and people of the United
States on the rescue of Lieut.. Greedy and
the gallant survivors of the Arctic
expedition She trusts favorable re-
ports have been received from the suf-
lerers.
The president replied as follows:
To the Queen of Great Britain and Ire
land, Windsor Castle:
The president for himself and for the
people of the United States sincerely
thanks the queen for the most welcome
congratulations upon the rescue of Lieut..
Greedy and the survivors of his party,
and Is happy to say favorable reports
are received as to their health. The pTesi-
dent takes this occasion to express
anew his high appreciation and that Of
the people of the United States for the
timely gift of the Alert, which generous
act added spirit and encouragement to
the expedition.
(Signed) CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
President of the United States.
Secretary Lincoln had q conference
with Gen. HAZen this morning as To the
disposition Of the bodies of the dead of
tee Greeley exploitation. 1t is prOba-
BILE they will be taken TO Governors
Island New York harboT, and placed in
charge of Mayor General Hancock until
= decision shall be reached as TO their
final disposition
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AZ. OuIs,

81. LOUIS. July "a.
CAEELE.Mssrkes slow weak, not quOtabiy
Hoss-Aarket active: yOs kers, IS 50
as 90; packers, IS gO65 %; heavy, $ so9
fLoUH-Unckanged.
WHEAT-Aaiket active, lower No. red
e3k0sEk cash.
Corp-Market higher, very slow, {I< cash.
OAF1Highef slow; al bid cash.
PRSy5sEoEs-Dulls heavy. only small Job
trade done.
LAHD-Nominal.
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Economy is wealth. No woman real.
ly practices econOmy unless she uses
the Diamond Dyes. Many pounds can
be saved every year. Ask your drug
glst. Only 40 cents. Simple TO use.
Wells, Richardson s. Co., Burlington,
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hav carefully examined q large number
OF testim onIals In possession Of DR. Louis II.
Matthez, Certifying 70 his skill as an oculist,
optician. and am fully satisfied that he is en-
titled to the fullest confidence as an opticlan.
JOHN r. HKHDY,
Pastor First Presbyterian Church.
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Australian Chrystal Glass SpeCtaGles

Superior to any other in use, constructed in
accordance with the science and philosophy
of nature, admirable adapted te the organs OF
sight and perfectly natural to the eye; AZ
fordinR altogether the best artificial help to
the human vision ever invented.
FEET EASE for any length of time at one
sitting, giving astonishing clearness OF Wis
ion by candle or other artificial light, COM
HOW TO SELECT GLASSES. It requires
professional guidance, even when . good ar
ffcle Is offered DR.. Matthez not only hiss the
best glasses that can be found in the market.
but carefully examines the eyes Of the pa
TENT and gives Indispensable advice to the
proper selection of them. His specially be
ing the proper adoption OF spectacles in all
cases where glasses are used.
Lenses properly adopted 70 the most dim.
cult cases in varied forms of Presbyopia (old
sight-far sightl asthinopia. Myopia tor near
pound and mixed AstigmRtism, Diplopias
| Tor double visionl, etc, etc.
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OFFICE OF
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SUR.
GEoNs,
Harrison and Honore Street Chica9o.
DR.. Louis II. Msfthez of this CITY has helm.
ed me 50 greatly IN my failing vision by bis
accurate selection and adjHstnsnt OF g!saseS
that recommend him with gTasIfnde md
cheerfuiness 20 SIMILAR unsoFtunate6 Nfsh mvs
PROP. 4. REEVES JACKSON.
President College Of Physicians and SURGEON.
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know Of my professional knowledge that
Dr. Louis II. Matthez understands his bust,
ness, and that in relation to his patients he
IL entirely honest and reliable, never pro.
missing what he connot do.
&c. HKARNE 4. D.,
Chief Surgeon II. st. Joe R. R., and Secre.
tary Missouri State Board Of Health.
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HILwATHA, Kas.. April II, 1884
/ take pleasure In recommending DR.. Louis
II. hatthez IS an opticiRn of high standing
as shown by many letters from men OF emf.
nence In the medical profession, and also
from his general reputation. Those needing
the correctioR Of defects of vision VIII do veil
70 consult him.
R.w. BLISS, N. D. oeulIst.
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For SAI.E-Good team, wagon and
harness. sale cheap IL sold soon. Iu
quIrS at COmpton's farm, near Lakeside
ch0ol house
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PUBLLc SALE.-HIgh graded Short
Hornsi will sell At my farm ten miles
west Of Emporia and four miles south Of
Plymouth switch,
TUESDAY, JULY 29rH,
About fifty head OF high grade Short
Horned cattle, consisting OF cows, calves
and young heifers, fifIeen one and two
year old steers and one bull. This will
be an opportunity for getting good
breeding stock which stock men canuo
afford TO neglect.
Terms: VIII be cash for steers, and
six months time with approved paper q
ten per cent interest viii be gIYe on IN,
rest. J. H. MAKEMsoN.
JOHN BAY, Auctioneer.
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assembling Of the National ProhibltiOs
Convention at Pittsburg.,
Grand Demonstration Of the G. A. R. al
Minneapolis.
A Big Strike in New York to Make
Nine Hours a Days Work.
The Cholera Still Raging in TOuIOn and
MarseiIlss.
TWO SENATOR'S NoMrnArED

kellogg NonaInatsd &C Earska aud Crane
NJ Council Grove.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS.

STATE OF ILLINOIS
Illinois Charitable Eye and Ear innAmatory.
Chicago.
This Is 10 certify that DR.. Louis 81. Matthez
has given special attention to the practical
correction Of errors OF refrac9fon and fog
which consider him abundsntIy able.
Lyman WARB, n. D.,
Examining Surgeon.
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LII. Orr has taken his stand at the
restaurant formerly run by Mr.. Morrison
and Is ready to receive his friends.
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DR.. II. extends q cordial invitation 20 those
of the faculty whom he has been unable to
meet TO visit his ONCE.
ST. JOSEPH MEDICAL COLLEGE FACUL-
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Letters Of recommendation can he saen a.
~. AaSthez,s once from the Leading medic
cal men and prominent dfvineg of 6sAIeaco
and many otbef prominent pexscnaReE i1-
esudlng eeettmonials from those n everv
sLatlon IN utes All Of whom have bean rna1a
happy 6y his scientific method Of adIasfneaf
In every case requiring glasses.
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JACOB GEIGER, II. D, DEAN

DR.. Knight. MidWifery; DR., france
Materia- Medics; Dr.J. w, Heddens, Anato-
my; Dr.. AcCaFty, Chemistry: DE-. W. /. He'd
dens, Gynoecolaogy; Dr.. Doniphan, Juris :
prudence; DR.. Smith, Surgery; Dr.. Doyle,
practice; DR.. Christopher. Physiology; DR..
). n Richmond n. D.. i. v. Barnes N.
D., st. Joseph, No.
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FOHRIRN MEWs

BY Cable from the O9d world.
MARsEIILEs, Jnly 21.-TheFe were
twenty six deaths from chOleralast night,
and nine between Q O'Clock and noon
to-day.
loULoN, July 21.-The deaths last
Is threatening this city. Provisions are
scarce and dear. There is much dis
tress. The hotels are closing their
kitchens. The provision warehouses
are expected to close owing to the lack
of supplies. The cholera at Aries 10 be-
canning aaFf0lIa
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eeIsl pIspatch 3 the pallz NeNa.

The Twentieth District instructed for
1ngnIls.
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TELEGRAPHIC VIKINGS.

Two Kansas State Senator'S Nominated
To-day.
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Judgr Kellogg, Of ihe EmpOria District,
Instructed for Ingalls,.
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The Repu blican party is the indispu-
table author of financial and monetary
system which l. Is safe to say has never
before been equaled by that Of any other
nation.
Under the operation OF our system of
finance the country has safely carried
through an extended and expensive war,
with q national credit which has risen
higher and higher with each succeeding
year, until now the credit of the United
States Is surpassed by that OF no other
nation, while its securities, at constant
~ Increasing premium, are eagerly
sought after by investors in all parts OF
| the world.
Our system of currency Is most ed
mirabIe in construction. While all the
| cOnveniences of bill circulation attach
TO it, every dollar of paper represents .
dollar Of the worlds money standards,
and as long As the just and wise policy
Of the Republican party - continued,
there can be no impairment of the
national credit Therefore, under pres
eut laws relating thereto, it Will be i'm
possible for any man to lose q penny in
The bonds or bills Of the United States.
or in the bills OF the national banks,
The advantage Of having bank note
in the house which viii be as good In
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Hr. M.fin's Terrible Gun.


On The floor IN one OF the rooms OF the
Nurua.K lion Works Company Is u
louv. heavy - Under. Its length Is about
twenty eIgat ieet, anu tue diameter Of
tie bore, Is about four inches. In anO, her
del artment men are at work construct
in AZ ar compressor. When the latter
is completed II will be connected with
the I,de mentioned above, and what
the inventor confidently believes will
be 8 most tremendous engine Of war
viii Ue compute and ready for trial.
Several Year ago, while in Washington,
q gentleman from Ohio heard u naval
officer say that II gun could be con-
stTucIed thai would throw dynamite It
would thoroughly revOlutionlze modern
warfare. Mr.. Mltlin-that was the gen.
tleman's name-prOceeded at once to
invent such gun, and he hasreason To
believe THAI /. viii be y perfect success.
IL would not 10 To use powder rs pro-
pelliug power, for It's sudden action
would Explode the dynamite Cartridge
at the start, and blow the gun 10 atoms.
COMPRESSED ALT, at q pressure % about
$40 Iuui is 10 the square inch, Will take
the IHar. 81 powIer, and the qua now
III SUUtu MI" vain ID eNPeSISu W ti'~O"
three pound cartridge a distance Oi
two mn,s. Imagine The effect of y
CarITId;, e even o small = Weight StrIS-
Jig The s'Jr or te K OF q vessel or the
ral.p. Il, of tort. Toe explosion
would b.. IeTr, ble IN It's results. II the
Suu i = success, Others OF u SIZE sun
Gent 20 iurUw lUJ pounds ot dynamite
ten Tales VIII Ue CONSTRUCTED. rne guu
lnurtu with sand Instead of dynamite,
will u.,t,s.cd Ia South NOrwalS AZ an
carly dsy Iu the presence OF naval OIL
Gers, sC;tuii.ic and others.