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CONGRESS-.
The oIeomargarine Bill Once
More Discussed.
THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT
..-rant Resolution offered to
= .t..,,-n IN wednesday Week
Other News Notes.
SENATE

w,sHrxerog, July 19.-The Senate
-,,t m the oleomarg rine bill, and
voncs made a speech denouncing the
,,..sure IS the most vicious of all the
,o1;,l,,;on ever attempted in the Senate,
tbs most outrageously violative OF the
Constitution. and of individual and per-
Harris opposed the bill on constltu
s;o,ai grounds. and offered an amend
-,a1,t th.t the sale of OleOmargariEe.
-,rIese marked as such. be prohlolted IN
tba Distr,ct q. Columbia and the Terri
tories, which was rejected by vote Oh
y P ~ 10 smoke in favor of the Jill, and
M geck and Butler against It.
Buffers amendment 10 Apply the
r,yinciple O the bill To wines and liquors.
was laid on the table by vote OF q
20 10.
the tar on cotton collected bv the
United Safes 10 1865. 1861 an 1868 from
the peouIe ufcsrtsin Sta es of the Union
70 be I'D or u-ed ty such States for
sdueaiiunal purposes. Calendar.
The Senate then took up The oleomar-
garine bll, and Mr.. Vance proceeded to
argue against 1t.
Mr. Butler offered an amendment ex-
tending she principle of the bill to wines
and liquors.
Mr.. GRAY addressed the Senate in op-
position TO the bill.
Mr.. Harris also opposed the bill.
Mr.. Beck said this bill was pretensiOn
run mad. Congress might as well IN
dertake to protect the breed OF horses
against the rating of mules, or to pro-
.ect coal mines against the competition
Of natural gas.
AtIer some further debate Mr.. But
ler's amendm, mt was laid on the table,
yeas 81, nays 10.
Mr.. Van W. ok advocated the passage
Of the bill, and spoke IN favor
OF the article. 1t was said the people
used the article because 1t was cheaper,
but people did not get it on Ienehts OF
cheapuess because of the fraudulent
branding. Congress undertook IN this
Dill, TO deal with that question, and he
saw no constitutional objections to It.
After a long debate he Senate ad-
iourned.
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The Case of 1.-THE Little Men.

: The only case in the police ccr-t ye..
terday was that against the four
youngsters-Paddock, Adams and Cur
tbs. An save Paddock had an exam
ination, but by request Of Maxwell, the
attorney for the defense, the trial was
continued until to-day. when il VIII be
reopened and the evidence reheard.
During the few remarks made By
counsel, Mr.. Maxwell spread himself In
a glorious style. He maze q labored at
tempt 10 show up how hesr.less the Of
fcisls we're in their endesTors 20 PER
secute these little men for burglary =
for little pecadilloes that even was
guilty Of when / Was their age" he
sava9ely remarked Il am not here as
= paid attorney. but as the friend OF m.
cid comrade. ] an here" he was ef-
fectualIy sat down upon BY Judge
Pyper. however. and finally subsidized
with very bad grace.
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Our FOurth-centr.1 AmerIe..

PANAMA, July 1S.-The Fourth of July
was duly celebrated here and in Colon,
much enthusiasm being displayed.
Several American citizens and others
called upon Adamson, United States
Consul-General here, and were most
cordially received and entertained. The
CIVIL ana military chiefs also called
upon the Consul-General, as did several
tOrrign cOnsuls.
The new constitution for the republic
has not yet been concluded. The BOARD
OF delegates has been working at il in
the capital OF BOgoda for months. By
the articles of il already approved. il is
quite certain that most of those liber
ties heretofore enjoyed will be consid-
erably curtailed. capital punishment
has been again restored, and the nation
IS to 90 back again to Capitalization, and
Immense powers will be vested in the
President. There are TO be
no more sovereign" states, but
departments, the Governors OF
two of which, Panama and
President of the Republic, and not as
heretofore blythe eople.
The term of service OF the governors
will be considerably extended, whilst
changes will be made in the election
system and in the regulation ol religious
matters of the State.
The administration of the postoffice
department Is very unsatisfactory in
Panama and the administration is con-
stant.y imposing vexatious imports.
since the difficulty between the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company and The
United states Postal Department, the
company has undertaken to bring
all letters for consignees OF
freight shipped from New York by
their steamers in a special bag or pack.
age which is dispatched from the
suDerintendent's Office in New York.
care of the purser of the ship BY whom
1t is delivered to the general agent OF
the company in this city.
DIR. Colderon, formerly president OF
Peru Is in Panama, and will take his
departure for Peru this evening. He
has been absent five years. The Peru
Wan Congress has entered fairly upon
its duties, and the greatest harmony
exists between the chambers and the
executive.
NICARAGUA, July 1s.-The minister
of this republic has addressed a
note TO the chief of the Mosquito
Coast Territory. in which he says
ceiyed that the municipal council
of that territory is making concessions
of land which are unauthorized and
that the same authority has given the
privilege to extract india rubber and cut
wood from places under the jurisdiction
of Chontales. The minister acung &C
cording 10 instructions received. has in
timated that the government of Nicar
agua will not recognize such conces-
sions as they are beyond legal limits.
The government will not recognize
any claims for lands occupied, but will
take possession thereof. and dispose OF
them without admitting any right for
remuneration for whatever buildings
may be erected or established on them.
recording at all times the right 70 claim
indemnity for rubber, wood or o.her
products, which may have been taken
from Nicaragua Territory.
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The Irish

DUBLIN, July 1s.-There was a ma
tiona ist demonstration at Monaghan,
yesterday, after the result Of the poll
had been declared. Judge Quinn, Of
New York, in a speech. said that before
be left America severalPuritan descend
ants assured him of their sympathy
with the Irish cause, and asked him to
bear a message promising Americas
assistance with money and voice as
long as the Irish kept within consti-
tutional limits, in their struggle for
home rule.
The trial OF. the Belfast rioters was
adjourned yesterday on the ground
that the Crowns witnesses were reticent
to testify. fearing that their ho1ses
would be wrecked.
There were serious election Tiots in
Tyrone, yesterday. Several persons
were injured and large number ar
rested. Additional police are being
drafted
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HOUSE

Immediately after the reading of the
Journal, the House resumed considera-
ton of the fertilization appropriation
bill. the re d NJ amendment being that
offered by Mr.. Randall, of Pennsyl-
vania, reducing from $500 600 to $780,
600 the appropriation Tor armament OF
sea coast deiences.
Randall Withdrew the amendment
and offered another. which was adopted
by unanimous consent, providing that
guns, projecules, etc, purchase shall
be of American manufacture.
The bill was then passed.
The next business was consideration
of the Senate concurrent resolution,
for the printing of the third annual re-
port OF the civil service commission.
Agreed to-Yess 1SS. nays 46.
Cobb. of Indiana, from the confer
ence committee on the bill repeating the
pre-emption, timber culture and desert
land law, reported completed Cd agree
ment.
Payson ran over the points of differ
erre between the two houses, and
was severe in his condemnation
Of the Senate amendment which pro
des that after final proof Of claimant,
(under homestead or preemp-
-iOn) and the issuance OF a
duplicate receivers certificate, if il
shall be proved to the satisfaction
of the Commissioner that frhnd has
entered into the title so acquired by
the claimant. unless il shall appear
that the land has been sold or conveyed
10 q bona Edc purchaser for q valuable
consideration, the Commissioner shall
suspend the issuing of q patent for the
same. This provision he regarded IS
an incentive 10 fraud, as il required
the Commissioner TO issue the
patent, II the land had been sold 70
BONA fde settler, even though the
original title had been acquired By
fraud. lie hoped that the House would,
BY a unanimous vote. insist upon its
disagreement to this amendment,
and Cary. Of Wyoming. Laird, o. Nc
brasks. Clifford, of Dakota, INDUCED in
IN q little debate.
Perkins then moved that the House
recede from its disagreement to the
Senate amendment Lost-20 to l42.
The House then insisted upon its dis
agreement and a further conference was
ordered.
Morrison, Of Illinois, offered a concur
rent resolution, for the final adjourn
,Uent q Congress at 3 O'Clock on July
18th.
Referred to the committee on ways
and means.
The House then took recess until s
o'clock, the evening session 10 be Tor
the consideration Of business rom The
committee on pos offices and post roads.
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Box Elder County Judges.

BOE Elder Precinct-W.H II. BoOthe. S.
L. Gillespie and L. 7. Pierce.
Promontory-Thomas r. Davis, ].
w. Taylor and E. A. Munsell.
Maniau- Julius Keller. Cnristian Jen-
sen aud Christian Nelson.
Willard-Thumas w Beaverton, Ed
ward MNGan and VIM. Lowe.
Snowd e-Joseph Rnnbins, Alexan-
der Glen and Charles Arbnu.
Kelton X csc Howell, Henry Conant
and Samuel Vincent.
Calls Fort Thomas Yeaies, N.
Wheat ey and 3. II. Talman.
William BeetOn, John
Standing and Charles Hansen.
Park Vallev-William Gadfrey. Hey
man Yates and Jonathan Campbell.
PlymOuth-Jed Earl, Hyrum Hass-
and and <. ]. Walker
T'ortage-JOseph Allen, Enoch Harris
and Henry Johns.
Terrace-James Lamb, s. II. Cave
and B. w. Darlington.
Bear River-M. @. Mortensen. James
Gapron and Hans L. Anderson.
Grouse Creek-B. H. Cooks, 5. II.
Kimbsll and Philip Larket.
Malad-J. K. Fowler, James Coil and
W. p. Church.
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Bentons Hair Grower.

All who are BALD, all who are be-
coming BALD, all who do not want to
be BALD, all who are troubled with
DANDRUFF, or ITCHING of tue
scalp, should use Benton's Hair
Grower. EIGHTY PER CENT. of those
using Ii have grown hair. 1t never
fails 70 stop the hair from falling
Through sickness and fevers the hair
sometimes falls OF in q short time, and
although the person may have remained
bald for years, II you use Benton's HAN
Grower according TO directions you are
sure Of q growth Of hair. In hundreds
Of cases We have produced q good
growth of Hair on those who have been
bald and glazed for years, We have fully
substantiatef the following facts:
We grow Hair in so cases out OF 100,
no matter how long bald. Unlike other
preparations, Il contains no gar Of lead,
or vegetable or mineral poisons- IL is q
specific for falling hair, dandruf, and
itching Of the scalp. The Hair Grower
Is . hair food, and its composition Is
almost exactly like the oil which sup
plies the hair With its vitality.
DOUBLE AND TRIPLE STRENGTH.
When the skin. Is very tough and
hard, and the follicle Il apparently effect
uaIly closed, the single strength viii
sometimes fail to reach the papilla; IN
such cases the double or triple strength
should be used in connection with the
single, using them ALTERNATELY.
Price, Single strength SLyo; Double
strength $500, TTsPIs Strength $50, ~
your druggist have not 81 AZ We VII
send Il PREPAID on zscelPt Of nrSSe.
BENTON HAI8 GR0WESCo.
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IN. psf.uItipr Paxmaster.

San Francisco, July 10 -Defsulting
PsymasteT Watkins, Of -he United
States war ship Cssjpoe. court martialed
at Yokohama, and sentenced TO three
: ars' imprisonment. arrived here from
Japan on the steamer SfGTbEck to-day.
The prisoner was taken 20 Mare Is
land navy yard. AdTices state that
the DEFENDANTS counsel VIII appeal to
President Cleveland and the Secretary
Of The Navy 10 set aside the verdict on
the ground oiaifeged Irregularities IN the
proceedings Of The court martial.
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FoUR DAYS. EXCURSIONS

Oath JULY. AN EXCURSION WILL
IT leave the Utah Central Depot on the
morning Of the 24th Of July, going 70 Ameri-
can Fork, Provo, Payson, Nephi and al in
termediate points, by way Of Utah Central
Provo, 800; PaysOn. $275; Nephi, $50
Tickets good for four days Tickets for
Payson, Nephi and Intermediate points can
be extended for thirty days BY payment OF
nAt the excursion fare returning. Tickets
for sale at the Utah Central Ofice. Main
street, and H. Pembroke, StatiOner, Main
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Tho BritI.h ELECTIONS.

LONDON, July 19.-The result Of the
electoral contest in South Tyrone
where Mr.. Wan. O'Brien. editor Of
United E,ela1d, had been running for
re election as a Parnellite candidate
against w. Roswell, Liberal Unionist.
has caused a sensation. O'Brien repre-
scented the district in the last House
having carried it by a vO of 3.43i
against ,352. obtained by Captain Mar
vel, Conservative. In the present con-
Test o Brien polled 1882. loss of 50
while Roosevelt polled 4s1, defeating
O'Brien by a majority of 50.
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The Greenbaekers.

ST. LOUIS, July 1s.-The Greenback
labor convention Of the Thirteenth
Congressional District of this State, in
session at Pi.rce City. yesterday nomin-
ated Col. F. II. Fellows, of Springfield,
by aeclimation. In addition to the reg
ular county delegates, those who were
entitled 20 seats in the convention, there
was one knight of Labor for every one
hundred members Of Knights Of LABOR
assemblies in the district. The re-
solutions adopted were taken largely
from the platform of the Knights
Of Labor and declare that government
should own and control railroads, teie-
graph and telephone lines; that nom
inter est-bea ing money should be is
sued, instead Of bonos; that not another
acre of public domain should be given
10 railroads or any other corporation,
and that after 1890 no alien should be
allowed to own land or other real estate.
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Loss Of Flesh and strength.

With poor APPETITE, and perhaps slight
cough in morning, or on first lying
down at night, should be looked to in
time. Persons afflicted with eonsump-
ton are proverbially unconscious OF
their resi state. Most cases commence
with disordered liver, leading 10 bad di-
gestion and imperfect assimilation Of
fOod-hence the emacistion. or wasting
of the flesh. 1t is form of scrofulous
disease, and is durable by the use OF
that greatest Of all blood-cleansing,
anti-bilieus and invigorating com
pounds, known as DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" b
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The X. of z.

ToRoETO. July Is.-The Supreme
Lodge knights of Pythiss. at yesterdays
afternoon session, decided that it was
inexpedient at the present. time TO take
any measures looking to the establish
ment of q rank for ladies. "A large
committee was appointed 70 assist IN
erecting suitable memorial in honor
Of Samuel Holder Hines. who lost his
life while endesvoring 70 resc1e friend
from 6 burning building.
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IN. Hostile savage. Desire to Farley

San Francisco, July 19.-News was
received here to-day Of the murder Of
Captain L. II. Kohler, a well-knoEn
mariner on this coast. and mis- cook, by
natives Of Bougainville Island. of the
Solomon eroupe, in the South Pacific.
The savages also destroyed The trading
station, he had estabiishe there.
A Tombstone, Arizona dispatch re-
ceived at Forests Rancho, from Fort
Bowie, states that the hOstiles have
sent word they desire 70 parley with
General Miles.
Orders have been sent Lieutenant
Parker to cease pursuing. the Indians
until the result of the parley IS ascer-
tanned. Geronimo is wounded.
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The Cholera Abating

SAN FRASCIsoo, July Ie.-YOkohaus
advices by the steamer StdrbRek. which
arrived to-day, state that the cholera.
which has been raging at AsskR. Hog
and Kioto, is now abating. there are
about 100 cases now occurring daily at
the first place and so at each OF the lat
ter cities. The mortality Is about 20
per cent
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Suspected.

CLEVELAND. July l9.-The police. to-
night, arrested a man whom they be-
lieve to be Samuel K. Gay. embezzling
pension clerk. who suddenly left Pitts
burg q day or so ago. He was captured
in house of ill-repute on information
gwen bv a woman who recently came
from Pittsburg and who says that Cav
mad kept her while there. He will be
kept as fugitive from justice until the
Pittsburg police are heard from.
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syrup of Fixs,

Manufactured by the Calitornis Fig
Syrup Co.. San Francisco, Cal, is Ma
lures Own True Laxative This pleas
ant California liquid fruit remedy nav
be had Of A. @. Smith & Co., at 50 cents
or 81. II L the most pleasant.
pl ompt, and effective remedy known TO
cleanse the system; to act on the Liver.
Kidneys, and Bowels gently yet thor
ouRhly; 70 dispel Headaches, Colds. and
Fsvers; TO cure Constipation. Indiges-
ton, and kindred ills.
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RestfuI Nights. Days Free From
Torture,

Aw.it the rheumatic sufferer who re
sorts 10 Hostetter's Stomach Bi.ters.
That this benignant cordisl and de-
nIIrent Is q far more reliable remedy
Than colchicum and other poisons used
10 expel the rheumatic virus from the
blood. is fact that experience has salts
factoriIv demonstrated. II also enjoys
the advantage OF being-unlike them
perfectly safe. With many persons q
certain predisposition TO rhenmatism
s1;sfs xbich renders them liable TO its
attacks after exposure IN vet weather,
10 Currents of air. chances OF tempera-
ture or to cold when the body Is hot.
Sncb persons shoald take wine glass
or two Of the Bitters as soon as possible
after incurring. risk from the above
causes as this superb protective
effectusllv nulllfies the hurtful infiu
ence' For the functional arrangements
which accompany rheumatism, such as
collie. spasm, in the stomach. pslpita-
tion of the heart. imperfect digestion.
etc the Bitters is also most useful
ssS,.sd~ Il h only necessary In obsti-
nate cases 70 use it with psrsistency. .
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ChoIe ..

RoNE, July 19.-Following are to-
days returns from cholera infected dis
tricts: Brindisi. new cases. 2 deaths
Fontaua, II new cases. deaths; Lat
ano, { new cases, 5 deaths. A few new
cases butnO deaths are reported from
other places.
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Active. Pushing and Reliable.

a. O NJ. 1. can always be relied upon
TO carry IN stock OF the purest anu oeSt
goods. and sU>tsin the reputation Of
being active. pushing aud reliable. by
recommending articles With well estab-
n,hed. me1It and such az are proular.
Having the agency for the celebrated
Or. Kings New iscnvery for con
sumption. coils sgd coughs, wilI sch il
on positive guarantee. Il will surely
cure anv and every affection Of throat.
lungs, or chest, and in order 10 provc
our claim. We a. you TO call and pet a
rial Bottle Free.
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The Bottom Of the Sen

Yields no pearl that can exceed in
beauty teeth whitened and eleansed
with that incompatible dentriice, the
fragrant SOZODONT. Nor is coral
roster than the gums in which such
are the best judges in such matters. =
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BICYCLES, TRIOYCLEs AND VELy
OCIPEDE8

EVANS & SPENCER. AGENTS FOR TaB
IL Vict1r, Champion, Challenge, Ideal
and otto; also for the Ridge bicycles md
Tandem tricyeles- We are the only house
B eyclss ard Children's mschines also .
full line OF Bells. Spokes. Cement. 81 ceuches,
etc Bicycles sold on installs-enfs and
rented By ne day OF honr.
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WHEN DOCTORS canne' aelp you
then take Gilmore's Magnetic EliJir for
your Throat and Lungs For ssiS At
A. q. Smith & Co.'S Drug Store.
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Couptrr Beauty.

The most striking rustic beauty lacks
the polish and exquisite refinement
which distinguishes the city belle. A
few applications of "GLESs's SULPHUR
SOAP" TO the complexio1. wilt, how
ever, confer upon il lasting and trans
parent lus er, unequailed in the
world. Beware of cOunterfeits. See
that &c. N CRTTTES-oS. Proprietor, -
is printed on each packet. without which
none is genuine. Sold by Druggists at
% cents; three cake q. 60 cents HIN
INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE" quite as
rapidly and as safely changes any OBJ
noxious co.or 10 the richest of natural
blacks or browns. Both care entirely
harmless. containing no mineral sub
stance.
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=. Mr.. A. HIGGINS. of Wyoming. N
l., says he had the Piles Tor nearly 20
years Yea, and was cured by using GiimOre's
Pile Specific For Sale at A. q. Smith
q Co.'s Drug Store.
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER from
Ague and Malsris. when Gilnore's Aro-
matte Wine viii cure you2 For sale At
A. C.Smith & Co.'S Drug Store 3
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WILLIS l. CULVER. OF Pavilion.
n. Y, says hat Gilmore's Magnetic
Elixir cured Tim Of a long standing
Throat and Lung Trouble. For sale az
A. Q. Smith & Co.'S Drug Store 10
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L.nhnm,rpr,.s .nd uoak Honsh.

Dressmaking In all its branches.
Special attention given to orders from
the country. Orders filed on s1Crt
notice. Rsady-made Dresses kept on
hand. Agent for McCall's Bazaar Pat
terms. No. a W. First South Street
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TTEFURNIsHED, IN A NEW HOUSE. To
" Rent TO Single Gentlemen or Couples,
desiring lodging only. Eligible situation,
and within quick reach Of town. Apply at
THE HERALD once.
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GILMOREs NEURALGIA CURE Is
q positive cure for Neuralgia II the face.
side and. stomach For sac ~ A. -
Hmith 4 CO.. Drug Store.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

7 T. DAVIS. CHIROPODIsT AND NAN
- cue; Once, Palace Hotel salt AXE.
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GUYS. AstMrNIrIoN.

A Nd SPORTING GOODS, WHOLESALE
Il and Retail, az Bedrock Prices All the
-e1ding Rides and Shot Guns 70 stock See
our Manhattan 3 L Gun, best IN the mar
set ~ the price. illustrated Catalogue free
Repairing. Parts for Rifles and Shot cans Ia
stock Keys fsted- Agency for Victor h.
cycle. Evans 4 Spencer. "a walker Opera
House, Salt Lake City.
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CONFINED To TIE BED FOUR
MONTHS, and almost blind. AND cured
% one box OF Ghmore's Neuralgia cure.
For sale at a. C. Smith L Co.'S Drug
Store. 10 %
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5 kAYED o. srOIkN

prom NY PASTURE. WEST JORDAN. A
~ bay horse branded " d. on left hip.
S 2he Of hind teet white. Return 10 me a.
West Jordan and be rewarded
WIN. DOWDEN
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ITO PURCHASE Bull DING LOT WITHIN
Il six blOcEs Of business ceHtre Psrt
cnurcn pay and pa cash Ad iress D. F.,
Box 29s City.
A GOOD GIRL. Al Isl K. SECOND
"A South Street.