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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-27

TIE advertisement OF Or. Eoots, Sr.,
appears il THE r. ERALn every Sunday.
Therein viii De found his address.
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WANTED.

DEALERS IN BASE BALLS, BATS AND
Base Ball Supplies 70 get our prices De-
fore making their purchases. Clubs supplied
81 lowest rates. Spalding Bros. Bats and
Balls speciality, also large STOCK ofcnesper
cycles and Velocipedes for children. Guns.
Ammunition md Sporting Goods Evans d
SPENCER, 81 Walker Opera House
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FOR RENT.
WILLARD BIRCUMsHAW.

THE AMERICAN MARKET, CO z FIRST
South, just opened. Full supply OF
he dad 10 have az Oad friends give him
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DAVID JAMES.
81 MAIN STREET,

- Salt Lake City, Utah.
So,eAgen: Cor Utah and Southeast Idaho.
y. Branding and ASphsltum FACTORY n
Ogden, Uish
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CARELRss, SCHOOL OF aIIsIC.

DRlVATE OR CLASS LESSONS X sing
ing sight Resdidg Piano. csbInet Or
san, WORN, Niolincello, Harmony. Counter.
poi1t, OrcheEtraiion, etc. etc.
rcf pirS.icnisrs and tes ms, apply %
fh0k.- GEORGE CAkE LESS,
W, Second eou;h Street
DoSTPURcHAsE A PIANO UNTIL You
~ examine the celebrated Fischer"
GEORGE CAR LESS. Sole Agent.
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GUNS, AMMUNIrIoN-

A Nd SPORTING GOODS. WHOLESALE
u and Retail. 81 Bedrock Prices All the
JesoIng Rifles and Shot Guns in stock See
Our Manhattan B.. J. Gun, best in the mar
5e. AZ me prlee- lllustrated Catalogue free.
Repairing. Parts for Rifles ana Shot Cans i
s.oeA- Keys fitted. Agency for Victor b
cycle. Evans 4 Spencer, s. walker Opsra
House, Salt Lake City.
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n C. YOUNG, Q. r., MN SER VAN
| j, Renssaeler Society or Engineers. New
YORK. Office, 20 5. Main Street. Contrtotlt0T
RnildinE.
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roo SALE.
ARCHITRCTuRE.

CrIL NICKEL 50IECH COLUMBIA B
cycle. Enquire ST this Office.
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a Cn,IPETFNr NURSE

OF MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE WILL
u take limited number OF engagements
during the next Few months. Apply 70 us.
Nc lister Sth Ward half a BLOCK Nor. b
of the sth Nard Square on First East 81.
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WHAT WILL CURE THROAT
AND LUNG TR0UBLESi Glmore's
Magnetic Elixir. ~ sale at A Q.
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. Is .
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WANTED,

THOROUGH MEG HANIc WHO IN
A dsrstsnds carriage building Apply TO
vcALisfer & Piizer, Ia and IA W lst
Sauth Street
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GIVE YOUR CHILDREN. for
Coughs and Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough and Hoa-seness. Gnmore's Mag
netic Elixir. For sale At A. o. Smith &
Co. = Drug Store. Is
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OFFICE FOR RENT
OWL ENGINEERING

A FINE OFFICE SUITE IN THE HERALD
a Building Apply az this office.
The Arizona champion., 1886-07-17
The Old Reliable Peter
 SchuttIr Wagon.

TN calling attention to the merits of
 this superb wagon we dc not propose to echo the commonplace claims so characteristic of "cheap" work. A few facts peculiar to the Schuttlcr wagon alone, will sufficient ly speak for themselves.
 The manufacturers make their own hubs, spokes, fclIoes, nuts, bolts, riv- cts, and all other parts from the raw materials, and hence are enabled to begin their unparalleled system of selection from the very start, the work thereupon being followed through its successive stages by the most rigid series of inspections known in the business.
 The wood material is always kept four to five years ahead of all require ment5.
 The hubs are made from the butt cuts of the finest white oak in the country, the butts being quartered and each quarter making a hub, the
 'heart" of the tree being rejected in all cases. They are then roughly turned, and after tour years of natural seasoning under cover, they are ready for the final turning and mortising which prepares them for the wheel. all the minor processes, on which many makers often place a rather re- diculous emphasis-such as driving the spokes in hot glue, the boiling oil bath, etc., etc.-have been employed for many years, and are simply ordin- ary necessities.
 The Schuttler Wagon has been built expressly for the trying climate of the West. and the rough usage of the mountains, for over forty years, and in consequecce of the special ex- perience thus achieved, as well as the Iunrivaled care bestowed upon its work. manship and finish 1t stands supreme and without rival among wagons. II gives better value in return fer the money paid out than any other known The user gets his moneys worth, be, sides the saving in time, temper, trou ble, and repalr bills, and the dealer has equal reason to be pleased with { wagon that gives him no annoyance alter 1t leaves his store.
 l Send for illustrated Catalogue and further information to '. K. KiI. patrick, Flagstaff, Arizona, tn, only agent on the line of the A. & P | R. R.
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4 Wise Reform.

The habit of administering quinine in powderful doses, as an antidote to malarial maladies, was once danger ously common. Happily this prac- tice has undergone a wlde reform. Not only the public, but professional men have adopted, not wholly, of course, but largely, Hostetter's Stom- ach Bitrers as safe botanic substi- ute for the pernicious alkaloid. The consequences of this change are most important. Now fever and ague sui ferers are cured-formerly their com plaints were only forthe time relieved or half cured--the remedy eventually failing to produce any appreclable et- feet except, the doses were increased. 4 course of the Bitters, persistently fol lowed, breaks up the worse attack; and prevents their return. The eyi dence iu favor of this sterling speclf, and household medicine is of ho am biguous character, but positive anc satisfactory, and the sources whence 1t proceeds are very numerous.
The Arizona champion., 1886-07-17
Survival of the FIttest.

For some time past the question Of purity in baking powders has formed quite feature of newspaper discus sions, and eminent doctors of philoso- phy have given opinions as to the ingredients which compose many of the articles sold under that name. The investigations have narrowed down to the limit which awards the Royal Baking Powder the palm of purity, and several of the most dis tinguished scientists have testified to their conviction that no extranous or deleterious matter enters into its com position. The Royal Baking Powder Company have achieved a world wide reputation for the success which has marked their preparation of cream of tartar for baking purposes. It IS indisputably shown that they have eliminated all elements of tartrate of lime, alum or other impurities, and present to the public a healthful and chemically pure article. Such widely known chemists as Henry Morton, E. G. Love, H. A. Mott, Wm. McMurtrie and others have verified its superior ity over other manufactures, and tes- tifed, through practical experience, to its excellence. It is well for families to observe the fact that it costs more to manufacture the Royal Baking Powder than any other, but it is, as shown by chemical analysis, the one absolutely pure" baking powder made.
The Arizona champion., 1886-07-17
Hotel Needed.

There is no better opening in the west, for an active and energetic man and one who thoroughly understands the business, than to start a good hotel right here in Flagstaff. The town is constantly filled witn strangers and it is often with great difficulty they can find place even to lay tucIr blankets. We have had al times as many as seven strangers in night on our sanctum floor, merely as matter of accomo- dation, because they could not find a place to sleep.
 There are several good restaurants here but they have no sleeping rooms attached, and to have to go out in the wind, rain or snow to seek good meal Is what no good American will tolerate. Last year quite number of families from the hot and shadeleSs towns along the line of the railroad, spent the sum ner in Flagstlff, but in the absence of hotel accom- )dations, they were compelled to rent cottages. With the assurance of comfortable hotel we might reasonably expect a similar visitation this summer. A fortune awaits the right man who will take hold at once.
The Arizona champion., 1886-07-17
Attention pemoerslsl

All Democrats are requested to at- tend the meeting of the Flagstaff Democratic Club, on Monday even. ing, Jnly Ioth, at the Grand Army Hall. T. G. Norris, Esq, will make an address, and D. J. Coakley, Esq, will speak on the necessity for making division of Yayapai County.
 D. ]. BRANNEN, T. w FoREE, President.
 Secretary. julYI7 II
The Arizona champion., 1886-07-17
Mite society.

There will be a meeting of the above society and Lawn Sociaole at the home of Geo Hoxworth, Friday night, July a3rd. The grounds will be illuminated and general good time may be expected. All are cor di2lly invited to attend,
The Arizona champion., 1886-07-17
BORN.

BOYCE.- At Challender, last week, to the wife of c. E, Boyce, ot Will Hams, son. DAVIS.-Near Challender, last week at the residence of Frank Beale, to the wife of John L. Davis, of Vii, Hams, a daughter.
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To flo ouseksepsrs.

Window shades, oil clothes, lace curtains, lambrequins, poles and fix lures, rugs, mat and mattings are be ing closed out very cheap at Torllna': Bazaar, Albuquerque, N. M.
The Arizona champion., 1886-07-17
Stockmen Attention l l

The undersigned have for sale, at their ranch, three car loads of bulls, GaIlowaYs and Herefords, which will be sold cheap for cash or good notes.
 If LoCKKTT BROs.
The Arizona champion., 1886-07-17
carpets.

Special inducements in carpets. The largest assortment and stock west of Chicago or St. Louis, at Torhna' s Bazaar, Albuquerque, N, M.
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DO Not Forget Next Friday, Nov, 80, ut
100 Main street,

An entire msnufaCturer's stock, consist.
ing Of $l25, 600 worth OF mems, boys and
Children's fine clothing, will be- thrown
upon the market at So els, on the dollar.
This entire stock is composed Of the finest
imported CorksCrewa, Worsted, Meltous,
Casa, In suits and oyerCoats, all Of which
will actually be slaughtered. 0aly a few
OF our prices; Mems heavy cashmere
suits 1915, actually worth Sl2M memo
heavy Melton overCoats s. 0j, cheap at
SIS; mems fine cRss, cults S., actually
worth SIG; men'aimportcd cass, sulls Il, Us,
worth SIS; mems elegant imported cork.
screw suits $40 rs, actually worth $36;
heavy underwear zoe, worth zoe; heavy
rubber suspenders l0C, worth lOc; and
thousands Of other terrific bargains never
offered before at 100 Main street. Grand
| OPENING day, Friday, Nov. %.
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TIE CIRCUIT COURTS,
ANumber of Minor Gases Disposed of Yes.
tGrday,

NNANNSN
In Part I Of the Circuit Court yesterday,
Judge Jacob on the bench, the case Of
Joseph shaIsr, oil the Island, against
James Hughes, formerly. OF this city, but
now OF Ohio, was called for trial. Judge
Houston appeared for the defendant, but
had neither client nor witnesses in court,
The suit was to recover damages Tor Sian.
der. The case was submitted as made up
by the plaintiff, aud the jury awarded a
verdict for $1,000. Hughes was accused
Of connecting ShafFer's name with that
OF q young woman In an u%nwarFanted
way.
The case OF Martin Manion against
Charles W. seabright, to recover $9S, paid,
1t is alleged, IN 3 contract which Sea-
bright did not iuldll, was then put on
trial. This Ia the case which attracted
some attention some time ago. Manlon
was to lave had q suit Of clothes made by
seabright, and claims that he paid the $2a
forthem. Seabright asserts that the money
was psid on q back bill owned by Man
lens father. Manion was q feeder-naller,
and a committee OF nailers waited on Ssa.
bright and warned him not to make the
clothes on pain Of being boycotted. Man
ion got q judgment for the money 10
Squire Phsllips' court, but ssobright ap.
pealed the case. On the former trial the
jury disagreed.
In Part II, Judge Boyd, the case Of the
city against Sadie Reed was called. The
woman was fined $40 and costs in the
police court for keeping a house Of III
fame, and took an appeal. Shs failed tc
appear yesterday and judgment was Civ
ca against her and her bondaman, for the
original fine and costs, $94 o., and the
costs Of the proceedings on the appeal ii
addition.
Adolph Rott, Henry Gill and j. II
Stamp, witnesses summoned to attend II
the case Of Tenley against Nichols, at the
last term Of court, who did not appear
were arraigned on ruler, and discharged OF
payment OF the coats.
Judgment for $722 81 wa awarded by
default to tho plaintiff in the case Of Ihos
0'Brien, assignee Of Armstrong, Uosn 4
Co., We. L. H. Morris.
The case Of ]. H. Cox against L. Fl
Wait, recently dismissed, was revivtt
against the late %deierdant's administrator
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AZ yet no step, have been taken by the
authorities TO bring to iustlce the parties
who robbed young sChnauber on the Ful.
ton hill Saturday night. Clues which
would require no effort Of oil to follow till
the robbers arc apprehCnded are In poses
sion Of the authorities. One Of the suS.
p tC!sd parties Is now a fugitive from Jus.
lice, q warrant for his arrest on a charge
Of burglary having been III existence for
several months. When urged 70 make az
arrest on suspicion the authorities say II
a loo rlskyi but here IL q case where an.
bio authority for the arrest aud dstentlon
Of the party, pending an investigation, 10
In their hands. Had prompt eteps boon
lsken the robbers would ID oil probability
have been In fall within twelve hours
After the crime vas committed.
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage of the Water aud. Movements of the
Boats,

stage OF the water ana. movements OF tHe
Boats.
The Rssolute blew out her mud valves
at q point down the river and had to tie
up Tor repairs.
Tho reports from above last night were
all to the effect that the rivers were fall
ing and tho weather cloudy.
The river wa1 falling very slowly last
evening, with o depth in the channel oil
II feet, six inches according to the levee
marks,
The Katie stockdale is due down at ar
early hour this morning, enroute for Gin,
Cinnati. This Is her frs! trip in seVera
months.
The Elaine, which went up to Pitts
burgh Sunday morning came down yes
terdsy afternoon and left for Parkersburg
at . p. NJ.
The U. S. beacon light steamer Lily q
this district, passed up yesterday morn
Ing, paying of those who have been tend
ing the lights, rCplenishing supplies and
putting up new lights.
The u. s. Bnag boat L. A. Woodruff left
for poinIs below Of an early hour yesterday
morning. Pilots Casper GILES and Joe
Alexander have had engagements on hel
sinCe Bhe has been In these waters on Thu
trip.
Tie Lioness, John Moren, Ironsides
Marx Winnett, Frank Gilmore, Joseph
W. Gould and Tom Brown, Of tho Goa
fleet, passed down with goOd.sizsd towa o
coal, and the Smoky City passed up Will
ompties.
Capt Billy Prince took several emptieI
to New Cumberland Sunday morning and
returned late that night with them loaded
| with brick for the North Main street i'm
proyement, which were left at the foot o
Fifth street.
The Benton McMlllen passed up yester
day morning loaded down to the guard
and with a number Of passengers on board
This steamer will continue in the Pitts
brreh.O Cincinnati instead OF q Portsmouth
trade as previously reported.
Tho Andes arrived from Cincinnati las
evening with a big trip. She will leave
here this afternoon at three o'clock on heI
return trip. Shippers are urged to have
Ju6lT bulplleuIb VA blo leNto db GhIly VI
possible. The Indications are that thu
steamer will take out a big trip. Capt
Charlie Muhleman Ia In command, Rnt
Mart Noll and Charlie Knox are in the Of
Ace. The Andes offers special induce
mepts to passengers in the way Of com
Portable staieroons, good table aud steady
running,
The coal tows continue to pass, ant
with additional rains, the indications arr
that the river will be kept at q stage tina
will enable the steamers 10 get back Il
headwaters from Cincinnati and Louis
vile With eppties, which will make !
mines and furnish the means Tor trans
porting out Of Pittsburgh the remainde;
Of 100000 bushels that were waiting
the present rise and which has not beef
able to get out owing to a lack Q
steauerEt
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Beacon Hill Linen,
Is the Finest paper made:
]. u. WILSON,
Bookseller & Statlonor,
1908 Market st.


Matters Of Minor Moment In md About
tile City.
TIE GRAND this evoning-Tcasie Dea'
gle.
ONE marriage licsrre was issued yester'
day.
COUNCIL meets this evening in regular
session.
ENGINEER KUHN, Of the city water
works, had part Of a thumb cut off in the
machinery yesterday.
THERE IL talk here Of forming another
military company. The Garden Spot boys
especially arc In for 1t.
THE Island Chautauqua Circle will
meet at the residence Of Mr.. Henry Brun-
haus, No. rs Maryland street, this even.
ing.
DANIEL HARRINGTON, stearman on the
West Virginia Gas Company, wae severely
hurt Saturday by the derrick falling on
him.
WILLIAM NKsBlrr, tho enterprlOing
hardware dealer on the South Side, yes.
terdRy had q telephone put in his place OF
business.
"FLlcKER" Co.'S, q fish peddlor who
lives over the river, was run In yesterday
by Officer Dunlap for drunkenness and
dlsorderly conduct.
A~cARpESrRR named Wood foil from a
sCnhold At tho new school house In the
South End yesterday and was painfully,
but not dangerously Injured.
PRor. CAnL. MYRRs will give another
ono Of his BoCialB In Otangle's block this
evening, II 10 Rnxtously looked for.
ward to by all the young folks.
WILLIAM PLATE, who had his hand 40
bAdbly cut at the Top Mill by q pile Of
steel ntnto, 10 unable to work, 40 the steel
plate is poisonous and his hand is much
inflAmed.
JonN BRADLEY, the man who was hurt
by tho natural gas explosion In East
Wheeling q lew days since, 10 getting
along finely, and will be able 10 DO out In
q few days.
TINS gas fuel enabled the 1hmsstn Glass
Company to keep the Are Ia their furnace
md save svOry pot, though the factory
vas totally consumed BY the recent fire.
American Glass Worker.
LErrEs addressed 10 the following
named persons remain unclaimed OF the
postolicei j, II, Cleveland, William
Cfuty, Mrs. Dunlap, D. A. Gallagher
John y. Gundllng, Frank Wilson,
TpE Board Of Commissioner Commit.
lee on Building will to-day At private salS
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Accidents aud Incidents In West virglnI0

Accidents aud Incidents IN West virginia
and Vicinity.
MIss Jenuis Smith, the railroad evan.
Selis!, 10 to visit 81. George, Tucker Coun-
ty, in the near future.
Some Gallipolis capitalists are engaged
In prospecting for gas in that vicinity.
The test well Ia down about 800 feet.
The Fayette county court has decided
to build q new court house for that county,
that shall be a substantial and creditable
affair,
Some Pennsylvania capitalists are talk
ing Of erecting q large saw.mill at Ceredo.
There Is aBplondid opening there for an
enterprise Of that nature.
John Combs aud Henry Massey, Of Ra.
leigh county, Qusrreled and Combs struck
Massey with an iron wedge and threw an
axe which also struck him, almost sever.
ing his arm.
Capt. II. A. Miller has been arreased,
charged with burning the Miller House al
PoaShontss, in which the BSher brothers
loat their lives. lie waived an exanina.
ton and gave $1,000 bail.
Mort Ford, colored, Of Moor q I'D, has
been arrested and hled on the charge Of
stealing live stock. He has hssn engaged
In that business for goms tim9 past, judg.
ing from tie evidence that has bsen sc.
cured.
The wal on the gamblers at Warrington
Pa, become 80 hot thgt lev Il the sport
Ing fraternity ere now In the 10 En. Forty
LETT Friday evening over the Baltimore 4
Ohio and q dozen had taken their q ighi
earlier In the day.
Squire Willism MCEiroy, OF Wellsburg,
died at his residence there Sunday morn
Ing, after q short illness. He was aged
about 55 years and came 10 Wellsburs
from Washington county about twenty
yearl ago Some two yearB ago he was
elected & jus ice Of the Peace, In which
capacity he hes slnUs served with credit,
He SRs a sturdy Republican and a good
citS,n.
Snnlsy morning pi 40 o'clock the cry
81 fte vRs heard II MUuHf Bville. Imme,
dltttiy lls cit . ms we're pressing along
the Mlsys aud streets In the direction O
tbs lover ioFr, WbsrU IL waa discovered
that Wm Dame s'nre was on fire, the
lam . bursting from rtUi, doors and win.
dOWh The btoIe was situated between
Mr. A. RllOng's aud Mr.. Logan'S htoHeS.
Great efforts were required To save these
stores, both being on Gre several times,
Mr.. Dunn guStstnS a heavy loss; no In
surRnce. The loss Ia estimated 81 from
5000 to 10000. The origin 10 mol
known.
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ThanksgI,lnr Entertainment.

Don't forget the beautiful Art entertain.
ment at ST. Matthews S. s, Rooms, on
Thursday, Thanksgiving evening, at {
o'clock p. m. The following arc some Of
the subjects that will bS illustrated:
Scripture, Temperance, History, Allegoly,
TravelP, Poetry, Ststusry and places Of in
terest In all pRrts Of tho world, beautiful
chromatropes, mechanical views with mo-
ton and a variety Of beautiful laughable
views.
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AIosn amt MNlg,uu.,

Sunday night some ysndAl With q sharp
instrument Of some kind, probably q
chisel, Clipped of from the large show
window Of Il l.. Rose 4 Co.'s place In The
Washington hall building neEtly 4 dozen
OF the ornamental china letters that were
usedin forming q sign. Other letters that
could not BIO pfled Oh were badly Clipped,
There is no clue az 10 who the miBCreHnt
WAC. II he could be caught he could be
made 70 guIer severely for Il.
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Tie revival meetings which have been
In session over at Martina Ferry, In
charge Of Rev. Mr.. Patterson, Of Chicago,
iorsumu weekF, and met With much sue.
cess, will close this evening.
Owing TO the increased butlueis Of tho
D., H. Il O. railway, the receiver, MI
Dursoon, 10 about 10 purchase more on
plnss, The road Of this time has not q
sufficient number oi englheB 10 move the
LtalnH,
The bAllotS cast at the recent election
III the three precincts at Martins Ferry
arc 10 be teCOnnted At DellAire, comments
ihR To-day. No far this recount now In
progress has resulted decidedly TO the ad.
vantage Of D. II, DArrah, Of BellRlre,
Republican candidate ioF Auditor,
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An old man called on Chief Of Police
Smith yesterday 10 enlist his aid In getting
10 Washington. lie said he had been sent
for by President Cleveland, and had come
all the way from 81. Louis aioot, and
would walk through To Washington. lie
used 10 live In Buffalo and was a friend
and associate Of Growers, he said. He
had Invented new system oil telegraph.
iDg, and Ia going East. 10 explain IL 10
Cleveland at the PfeSldents tequest, He
requires no apparatus but two nails and
attempted 10 demonstrate the value Of his
invention 10 the Ohlel, bu! did moi sue.
coed very well,