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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-11
STILL BOOMING.
Twenty Per Cent.
More Abstracts
DURING LAST WEEK
Than During the Week Pre-,
viOuS.
BANKER McCORNICK'S VIEWS.
Business Changes-A New Bank-A
First south Street Deal
miscellaneous.
McCORNICK'S VIEWS.
Business Chsnges-A Kew Bank-A
First south Street Deal
Miscellaneous.

A heavy snow storm, the raising Of a
dozen new real estate banners, and tt e
uncartaicty regarding Territorial
finances caused by the Governors at
utude towards various Legislative bills
all have had no effect in keeping back
the surglng tide of the real estate
boom.
During the week the activity las run
! beyond even that Of the active weeks
which have preceded it. The proof of
this is found in the County Recorder 9
uffice, and in the crowded state of The
HERALDs columns this morning. AS
evincing something of the activity with
which property is changing hands it only
needs to be said that of the multitude
of properties advertised in to-day's
SUNDAY HERALD but very few remain
The same as one week ago. Lists have
constantly changed during the week,
and there was a regular reyolutioniZing
of properties on Friday and Saturday
Orders for The DAILY H ERALD and for
The SUNDAY HERALD specially during
the week have continued TO come
steadily in, and advertisers may have
the assurance this morning that their
announcements will reach more homes
and will be read by more eager eyes
than they could have done by any
other means of advertising they could
have adopted.
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IN THE HOUSE.
BILLS REJECTED.

1.-Hoge-For the benefit of certain
charities.
3.-Hoge-Registration Of voters and
conduct of elections.
4.-King-Punishing polygamy and
oth-r off-nses.
5.-Hoge-Authorizing cities and
towns to borrow.
S.-Allen-ConcerniDg the election of
aldermen and councillors in the cities of
Utah.
misunderstanding the manner of
constructing doors on public buildings
and fire escapes.
12.-Hoge-In relation to divorce, for
the more lawful protect n of the legal
wife, and TO aid in the suppression of
polygamy.
14.-Richards-Cha the First
and Second Judicial district.
18.-FarnsWorth-For the payment of
fees of the clerks OF the District Courts.
19.-F rnsworth = Changing the
boundaries of the Second Judicial Dis
trlct.
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To Wholesale Clothing Buyers.

My Spring and Summer stock of
Clothing is now complete. In styles
and varieties it excells all my previous
efforts. and is manufactured with spe-
cial care, in order to meet the demands
of nv customers, and the trade in
general. am now more than ever
prepared to supply the trade at lowest
Eastern prices. In addition a saving
OF a least 10 per cent. Ny customers
have also the advantage If selecting
from the largest stock, and can at all
times Gil il with sizes as thew may need.
In addition, carry a full and COM
plete line of Gents Furnishings, Hats,
Boots and Shoes. direct importations
from manufacturers, which are sold at
the smallest margins. Dealers are re-.
specttnlly invited To examine my Spring
and Summer Stock.
L. GOLDBERG,
( 2e5 g. 207 Main Street.
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DEALS OF THE WEEK

have been numerous, but are not easy to
ascertain owing to the fact that real es-
tate men truthfully say that every
transaction given, only has a ten
dency to make owners Jump to
more fancy prices. The demand
now seems to be limited to
no particular section, but applies
10 business. residence and acreage pro-
perty alike, and two sales made yester
day show how soon a good thing is
gobbled up. no matter in what part of
town it is located. The first was FRS,
South Street transaction, the seller
George Romney. Esq, the buyer east
ern parties. The ground is the old APP
pleby property, half block west vi
the Continental on the opposite side o
the street from The HERALD BUILDING
a few weeks ago, Mr.. E. r. Young, Of
Wanship. the owner, advertised In The
HERALD that the lot-47 feet front by &c
rods back-was for sale. Mr.. Geo. Rom
ney promptly bought it up for 81 100.
Yesterday Mr.. Romney received So 400
for the whole frontage $500 p foot)
running only ten rods back. The ten
RODS in the rear he shrewdly reserves on
toe chance CT n street some day pene
trating the block, when he will be in
possession of a piece precisely similar
to what he sold.
The other transfer was the sale of thr
Hood estate, corner of North Tenn Ole
and Second West. This has also per.
advertised by the heirs in THE HERALD
and the day CT sale arrived YESTERDAY
The appraised value OF the and U19
feet west front by 222 north
Young bid $500 on the start
but i; was speedily run up to $4,000 and
closed out to A. Keyser, Esq at that
! figure Mr.. Keyser, we understand.
| buys merely as "a spec and Cannon
Bros. have the property in the lists for
The next thirty days at 50 600. Twelve
and half per cent. per month in these
times is mere bagatelle.
There is q brisk inquiry all along
First South Street for business property
particularly from The HERALD block
westward.
Thirty-tWo acres of land near the
George Q. Cannon farm sold at $500 an
acre.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
The firm of Thompson, Allen
Steele have secured the large base
ment underneath the Union Pacific
office, and have removed to the new
site.
THE BANK OF SALT LAKE
the seventh banking venture in th
city-has commenced business in the
White House corner, and their card
viii be found in to-day's issue Of this
paper. The members of the firm are
James 81. and n. Nj. Bacon and w. B
and f. l.. Holland. James II. Bacon
| The active manager. was formerly q
lawyer in Mscomb, Illinois, and until
recently was cashier OF the FIRST
National of Greensburg, Kansas. The
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Recorder Cannon was unable to give
tbs figures for the week ending yester-
day, but stated to our reporter that the
number of deeds fled was somewhat
less, but that the call for abstracts was
fully 20 per cent. greater than during
the week previous.
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NEitltIery.

Madame Button haa removed to her
New Store, r First South Street, OPP
osjts Deseret Bank, where she has re-
coi> ed and opened her new Spring
FOODS, com prising all the latest styles
md novelties now in use, and the
Ladies will not forget the address. The
opening for the Pattern Bonnets will
be published hereafter. Hour for
closing, pm.
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ladies Exchange aud Purchasing 10

Orders taken for Ladies'. Children's
ard Infants underwear, Gentlemen's
mending and darning done on short
notice. All kinds of goods sold on COM
mission, only 10 per cent. charged.
Orders for Lunches and Home Cooking
solicited. Apply 10 Miss Ruddy Chase,
y the Burton q Gardner Block, 105 E.,
First South Street.
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DsIfcious wacm. osvsraess.

Those decoctions served to the thirsty
and Geld at the Occidental are delicious,
pure and superior First-class wines
LIQUORS, beers, ales and cigars. Family
supplies speciality.
AUER u MURPRY, Proprietors.
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RECORDER CANNON

was found yesterday so rushed that he
could hardly afford reporter time for
a hasty interview. HIS full force
working night and day as usual.
Asked how business at present com
Mr.. Cannon responded, it was greater
now by lusr ten times The following
report gives the number OF deeds filed
with the recorder aud the amounts
Involved for The four weeks in Feb
ruary.
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THE BUSINESS DONE.

Following is a resume of the bills
brought up in each branch, and their
final disposition. together with the
name of the author;
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Corner Lots. Corner Lots,

We are closing out this week few
more corner lots of shoes in all sizes and
styles. at Eastern Jobbers prices. Make
It point to come and see them; il will
pay you. THE WALKER Bios. Co.
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syrup OF E'lgS

ls Nature own true laxative. l: Is the
most easily taken, and the most effect
i've remedy known to Cleanse the Sys-
rem when bilious or costio.; to dispel
Headaches, Colds and FeVers; to Cure
Habitual Constipation, Indigestion,
Piles, etc. Manufactured only by the
Srancisoo, Cal. For sale il. So cent and
81 bottles by all leading druggists. A. C.
:.I:ith IL Co., agents. salt Lake. Ii
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Deducting the first $4,000 from the
treasury funds on hand and to come in
during the next two years, and bal
ance of $685., 0U0 remains; to this add
$3.50, COO, income from the bondi-g bill,
and total of $485, 0GO on hand is given
to meet the $499, $3.50 outlay. It is
estimated, however, that there will be
considerably more than 1886 COO in the
Treasury, as that figure is based upon
the assessed vaiuatiy N for last year, and
the valuation will be materially in
reased during 1889, so that it is
probable that there will be rather q
surplus than q deficit after paying all
the amounts appropriated by the pres
ent Legislature.
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.CGUss3

tClOsed pouch for Frisco ana MuIoid and
all points south of Milford three times d
Week.
= through pouch from Denver.
G.. K. BAHRATT. Postm Nster
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Desks! Desks!

Three car loaGs of all kinds of Office
Desks, Chairs and Tables. just arrived
1t bARRATT Bros, No. 149 Main Street
No fancy prices.
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THE WALKER Bros. Co. have just re-
ceived an elegant line of Black Dress
Goods.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-11

A choice line of Spring Wraps and
walking Jackets Just received at
e. AUERBACH & Bro.
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New Curtains.

AN excellent assortment of Jerseys
inst received at Simon Bros. t
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FROM and after tn date until further
notice Grant Bros Transfer will run
free omnibuses from all depots TO the
Continental, Gull n, White, Valley.
Palace and Spencer hotels, Overland
House, Windsor and Railroad Elk
change.
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SEE our Black Gros Grain Silk, Satin
Royal. and Rhadames. New goods and
low prices. The WALKER Bios. Co.
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The House then adjourned sine die
WHAT HAS BEEN APPROPRIATED.


The amount appropriated by the
Legislature during the present session
reaches the comfortable figure, in
round numbers, OF 1851 .000. OF this
amount $l62 600 was included in the
first appropriation bill which passed
early in the session, and the remainder
as follows:
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Big stock arrived at Dinwoodey's. I
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Continued on Fifth Page.
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T. r. JOINS q Co. yesterday received:
Germania bullion, $1,S50.75,
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MORE THAN USUAL INTEREST

was in the wind. Members interested
in the various matters were seen flying
from the upper to the lower floor and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-11

The firm of Thompson, Allen &
Steele have secured the large base
ment underneath the Union Pacific
Office, and have removed to the new
site.
, 1888-03-24

dame Delizy went to the Elys@e, and
saw NJ. wilson, wh, reminded her
about helping The Government, and
when she blurted out in a minnie
wny that crosses were t. be had for
money NJ. Wilson checked her, and
said that they were only given to per-
sons who deserved them. The *
Presidents Son-im law here rose to
explain. NJ. Dellzy, he said, was a
spirit merchant, and as the question Ut
adulteration If spirits was before the
Chambers at the time he offered NJ.
Delizy a share in his papers for the
purpose Of having him on the side of
the Government IN the matter. As
to his conversation with Madame
Delizy, there wasno question of money
raised in it so far as he himself was
concerned. Moreover, eve after NJ.
Delizy had fancipd that money was
required from him, he was very
friendly towards him (M. Wilson,,
and shook hands will! him even "a
short time ago at y committee meet
ing. To this M. Delizy replied that
he was fully of opinion Ihat money
was required OF him for III" "Cross,"
particularly as NJ. Wilson said to him,
"Pay over $4,000 COCO, 00Of ; no M
will know anything abour it bot our
selves"
After NJ Delizy two mor Witnesses
M. Doi>teau and VI. SoIy-were
called. The former SAID that VI. Soty,
who was NJ. Crews architect, told
him that NJ. DelIzy could be decorat-
I'd for G8, 900. He SAID that he knew
about a letter in which NJ. SotY stated
that if the price were lowered some-
thing might be done with VI. DIZZY,
who was 10th to part with ;" much
money. NJ. Soly, when examined,
said hat the money mentioned was
for M. Wilson'S paper and no' for IA
decoration. The Court adjoined at
four o'clock.
, 1888-03-24

were no longer to be put off with
smooth words by either Liberal or
Tory, but would workinsheirownwa way.
The resolution was supported by
MI. Wallace NJ. p, and carried.
Votes of thanks brought the pro-
cecdingS to a close.
During the evening a considerable
number Of watches and purses disap-
peared from their owners' pockets.
one of the losers of Il gold watch be-
ing a member Of Parliament.
, 1888-03-24
Otto G. KnWdseW.
Publication.

SpT is hereby made known that in
- consequence Of the smallpox
prevailing in Martinique Is days
quarantine counting from the day of
departure or last case during the
voyage is until further notice declar-
ed against vessels arriving from the
said island.
The Government for the Danish West
India Islands, St. Croix the 18th March 1888.
p. @. Y.
VAN BRAKLE.
, 1888-03-24

No. Sc. Water Gut in Christiansted,
belonging to said estate will be offer
ed for sale at 3public Auctions, to be
held at the undersigned Auction
Office.
April next,
May next,
May next.
each day at 3 o'clockp P. N,
Conditions, certificate from the
records and other documents concern
ing the sale may be seen from 1st
Auction at this Office.
This advertisement serves also for
the information of mortgage holders
and others interested, according to
the Placard dated 22nd April 1877.
Christiansted's Auction Office, st. Croix.
the 10Th March 1888.
MAXEN,
, 1888-03-24
EiendOm

No. Sc. af Watergut i C~hristiansted
stillet til Bortsalg we'd 3 offentlige
Auctioner som afholdes paa Auctions
kontoret,
April d. A.
eden Auction TORSDAGEN ben 3die Mai
8dio . Auction ToRsDAGEN den Tide
s. M.
hver Days Eftermiddag XII. 3.
Konditioner, Panteattest og 0vrige
Au~ctionerne vedr0rende Dokumenter
henligge fra f0rste Auction til Efter-
syn her paa Kontoret.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener til
lige til Efterretning for Panthavere
OF andre Vedkommende overens-
stemmende med Plakat 22de April
1917.
Christiansteds Auctiohskontor, St. Croix
den lode Marts 1883.
MAXEN,
est.
, 1888-03-24
Il WILSON TRIAL.
PARIS. 20 Feb.

W 4AStIil WIN NC OiOUEbO ~ U " O'A
W pdnesday evening, In the ean
time the proceedings are funny
enough to furnish forth Il comedy to
a new Labiche. The only really
serious person in the diurnal scene
enacted in the Tenfh Chamber is NJ.
Daniel Wilson himself, who seems
more and more overw"ighted with
cnre as the trial drags along. NJ.
Lpgrand was told to produce his
books today, in order 10 show the
employment Of The 94.O0Ot which 1t
is alleged by the prosecution that
NJ. Wilson received. He brought all
OF them excrp; his principal ledger,
and a burst Of laughter was caused
in court when hr explained that he
could not gel At that because his
clerk was out The judge pccordiEg-
w gave him more time to produce
all his books, which will be examined
by an auditor. M. Wilson arrived n
little after noon and Mnitre Comfy
"camp down" upon him at once with
some unpleasant questions. II want
to know" said the wary lawyer, 'what
is the meaning OF ghese notes, written
in pencil, which were found in NJ.
Wilson'S rooms, in HE Avenue d'l6nr;
Put everything on to DubreuIl to
save Ribaudeau, and say that the
money was to be divided between
Herbert and Duhrueil." NJ. Wilson
explained that he had written these
notes for his guidance when he was
going before NJ. AtthaIn, the j@ge
d'instyuction, and his counsel, M.
Len,6. said that further explanations
would be forthcoming during the hear
ing. NJ. HutiDrt, a paper merchant,
was called. Tie was presented to
NJ. Wilson by NJ Bon2ers, a person
who, as the judge remarked rather
sarcasticalIy, spelled his words badly,
and had a mania for sticking hack
neved quolnionS from the Lati"
grammar, such as "Finis coronat
opus" at the end of his letter. Ac-
cording to the description of the wit
ness, Bongers was a charming person
who would like It see every we'll
deserving citizen walking about the
Boulessrds with a ribbon in his but
ton hole. Hu,inet was asked Ivy M.
Wilson to become a subscriber t" the
Moniteur de rErpositiOn and he did
80 to the tune OF 2O,OOOt. Here NJ,
Wilson said that Bongers was an
agent for his papers, but he denied
that Hutinet had been recommended
by him for a decoration. VI. Delizy,
"a spint merchant, deposed that after
having obtained medals at different
exhibitions he spoke to his architect,
NJ. Soty, who vas also M. Grevy's
architect, about his eligibility tor a
decoration. He was told TO see nj.
Wilson, and he did SO. NJ. Wilson
promised to spcakt" NJ. Rouvier about
a decoration, but suggested that
the Government should be assisted
through certain newspapers. After
that another person saw witnesses
son-in law, and limited that a sun
of GA, 900 wodli b. Il desirable
U.ofra~har" for those who were able
, 1888-03-24

50 EFT bekjendtgjores herved, at
80 der som F0lge at den paa Mar
Unique herskende Smaakoppe- Epi-
demi er indtil videre etableret Is
Days Karantane fra Afgangs-Da lager
eller sidste Tilf@lde ombord for
Skibe kommende fra bemeldte Sted.
Gouvernementet for de ansk.vestindiske
Der, st. Croix, den lode Marts, 1888.
p. G.. Y.
VAN BRAKLE,
, 1888-03-24
Otto G. KnWd8en.


5sS ETER Begj@ring at Skifteret-
90 ten som behandler Boet efter
abode MAGDALENE MOSES,
bliver den bemeldte Bo tilh0rende
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ABSOLUTELY WELL.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, juno 2S, 'e9.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta; Ga. !:
Gentlomcn.-Last year while liv-
ing i'll Macon contracted blood poi
son, and placed myself under the
care of a fine physician. He gave me
usual course of potash and mercury
for two months, but this WAS too
slow II process, and 1 was induced TO
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taking the medicine pimples aud
sores were appearing all over me.
The S. S. S., however, quickly check
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out scar. When tho six bottles
were consumed | felt that | was alb
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did the work. have been with
Messrs. S. Waxlcbnum & CO., of Ma
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Gus. w. HOLMES,
l07l Walnut street. Macon, Ga.
or Brunswick Hotel, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free
The SWIFT Specific Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga.
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PROUD OF PAPER AND KNIFE.

S. II. Seals, Columbiana, Ala: here
i'll acknowledge the receipt Of the first
copy of the Chattanooga Weekly Times.
together with the valuable premium
knife. In regard To the knife can saw
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Chattanooga Weekly Times, with pre-
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Times Printing, Co., Chattanooga,
Tenn.
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ENTIRELY FREE FROM TAINr

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 2. 1888.
The Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga. !
Gentlemen.-In 1854 I contracted
blood poison. 1t WAS in it's most
loathsome form. Sores and ulcers
came upon me until my entire body
was absolutely covered. l put my
self under tho treatment of the best
physician in the city, but 10 good
came of it. l could not sleep OF
rest day or night SO intense my suf-
ferings. At last l began taking S.
5. S. The improvement was slow al
first, but after while the disease
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body was free from faint. | continu-
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my suifcrings and the curative pow
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remain. PAT. j. O'CoNNoR,
1913 DeDOt Street,
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CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED

To The EDIroR-Please inform
your readers that | have a positive
remedy for the above pamed disease.
by its use thousands of hopeless
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l shall be glad to send two bot Ties of
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1S1 Pearl St., New York.
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Lynchburg Produce Market.

Corrected by S. w. NowLIN & Co.,
Successors TO Nowlin, Bros, i Co.
GnocRRs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
7O1 Main street. Nov, 8, 1888
But few changes will be found in
our market report for this issue.
Sugar quiet; coffee very firm, pork
lower; Irish and sweet potatoes plen-
tiful and lower.
rS-See figures below. Orders filled at
prices ruling, the day they are received.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

I will be at the following places
on the days below mentioned for
the purpose of receiving the Taxes
of 1883.
Bnrks Garden, Friday, October
10th.
Shawvers Mills, Saturday, Oct.
Goth.
Pocahontas, Wednesday Oct. "a.
Falls Mills, Thursday, Oct. %.
Graham, Friday, Oct. 26.
Tip Top, Saturday, Oct 81.
Bust Head, Monday, Nov. 5.
Indian: Tuesday, Nov. 6.
Midway, Wednesday, Nov. 7.
Knob, Tuesday, Nov. s.
Gap Store, Wednesday, Nov. -.
And at Tazeweil G. H., from 18th
until December LIST. after which 5
per cent. penalty will be ADDED
TO ALL UNPAID TANES.
II. BRITAIN, d. Treas'r.
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d u. OOKSUCH, NJ. D.,
Office. 2I5 Summit 81

Rev. Jno. T. Slower, of Holston Con
ference M. F.. Church South, says, ''The
use OF a trial bottle of Simons Relief
last winter, has caught me into the
predicament of being compelled to keep
supply on hand. My wife SAYS she
can't do without it. 1t is doubtless
equal to the best household reliefs.'
Try 1t for Neuralgia. Manufactured by
Chapman, White, Lyons C Co.
Il you want a suit to work in call at
4. Frank & Cos.