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The evening world., 1891-04-21

Tho Farmers Alliance has issued an ad-
dress TO the people, insisting that 1t is in
the field to stay.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

New Rochelle's Charter Election.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.I
NEW ROCHELLE, April q. "A close contest y
on here to-day in the election for village ru's
tees. There are three tickets in the neld, ana
there 10 prospect OF q very full vote.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

The last Yankee girl to achieve success IN
musical Paris Is what an Engiishwoman would
describe 40 mater doloross looking sort OF a
young person.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

The chespeI flowers In the market are mig
nonetle, nifty cents bunch; jonquils and tulips
are 81 4 dozen, and roses cannot be bought
under 81. 80 o dozen.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

Found Drowned in the Harlem.
A man. apparently forty years old, was
found drowned in Harlem River At oae Hun.
dred and Fifty-nnh street this morning. He
was 5 feet s inches in height, Of dark conIplex-
Ion, with dark hair and ewes.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

Full glove sleeves are used In dresses OF light
weight. Ruchings OF chiffon isp put In the neck
and cuffs.
The evening world., 1891-04-21
A SIN all Margin.

Iron JSdos.l
Cus,omer-i suppose there must he great
deal OF pront in these neckties at 81 u piece,
Isn't there:
Clerk (ehrnestly)-No, sir; there's where you
are mistaken. As a matter Of fact We don't
make more than dollar and u half Q piece on
those ties.
The evening world., 1891-04-21
SPoTLETS.

it bto be hoped that the Italians and Indians do
not form ooallti0n. .. -.
Father IsnAtius eays 10 give the indiana mast
three tiuss day may be meat but II isn't meet and
Just.
tramp doesn't have a good heart. but nis olreula.
tion 10 all right.
The old lady a. thu Flower Market when they
wanted TO ssl her some hyAcinths sAd that led
expensive Couldn't they lot her have some lower
ones,
-.
He taught bis wife ths sin ~ dress
Win eioqueuce and power,
And then played billiards all day long
Al siEty cents an hour. Cloak R,hise.
A New York Central workman whisthnx mo.
0nty " In the tunnel said Il would do no harm 10
have little air In the place.
-.
LsEislstors arc fond of spelling" things for the
sake Of the spoils.
There 4" one ol,ss Of cereals which the oopyriEh.
law does not Affect.
Mime. Diss Debar dealt with "rsetihsd spirits -
in thus world In way that 10 soothing to reflect on
now.
The Italian cruiser Duilio won't have . chance to
do lily, oh on this coast.
The evening world., 1891-04-21
Not q Single Qualification.
IFron Paek.l

TFfOW PNeN
"You speak Of Adam and Eve as one Of
our nrst families; but you make great mis-.
take"
Why"
"They had: no wealth. no education. and
no ancestry"
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Sympathy.
tFrom Rsl,l
A Bar to sociability.

TFToHl IVIo9 NtTIH0GT
Carbohydrate you going TO DO at the ball to-
morrow night. Miss EsmeraldAf
EsmeTAldA Longconin-No sir, / shall not
attend. l deapse these large parties where
everybody you know 10 present. 1t isnr safe
70 talk about AM body.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

.Maohlnc-made embroidery 10 not ouly better
done. but lsss expensive, more durable and
quite ~ artistic as hand-work.
The evening world., 1891-04-21
"BUY or THE MAKRR.0
GEO. G. FLINT CO.,

STORES, Nos. IO4, IO8 & IOs w. 14th ".
WE EXECUTE ORDERS Of every de-
scription in CABINET WORK for INTR-
HlOR DECORATION, &c.
We make a speciality of remodellinG interiors Of
residences. Special designs and estimates furnished
at our factory, l54 and 100 West 18th st.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

Laundresses Scared by Fire.
Fire In the Howard Laundry. on the ground
moor OF 1900 Third avenue. at z. 10 O'Clock this
morning, did $500 damage. besides frightening
the women at work in tho building.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

stock, ELIFr Co., of I4th st and 9th ave. forced
theire on At half price and arc nov the only house
The evening world., 1891-04-21
Brooklyn Theatres.
PARK THEATRE.

The "ausoeptible Biatnere " Adonis, the very
heavy villain. the dusty miller aud the "merry
mountain InAid," all old friends there, were
welcomed-and heartily, too-at Col Sims
Park Theatre, last evening, when the magnetic
Dizzy made his nrst appearance in many
months before . Brooklyn audience. Dixey,
~ graceful as OF yore, led In the fun-making,
ably aided by the majority OF his original COM
pany.
ANPHIoN ACADEMY.
The romantic French drama, Monbars, t"
the capable handA OF Robert Manteli, was seen
and appreciated ny large audience last night
az the AmpAion. Mr.. Mantell's impersonAtiOn
OF tue hero was AB uhual finished piece Of
acting, and the more effective lines drew
hearty applause. Mr.. Mantell was supporte I
by q capable company, giving very even per-
forlnance
LEE AVENUE ACADEMY.
That sterling comedy, "The Wife, which
has met win so muoh success in this city,
was presented last night N the Lee Avenue
Academy. william II. Clifton gave q smooth
and dignined performance OF the part OF John
Truman was both pleasing and foroeful.
Other Members OF the company were Percy
West. White WhiItiesey, John FindleY, W.
A. SAuds. Milsea Alice aud Josephine Shepard,
Jeanette LoWery and Josephine Forrest
HYDE AND BEHMASs THEATRE.
The "nont rows" should be In active de-
maud OF HYDE ami BehmAn'A theatre tEis
week. for the Rentz-SV ntley show 10 there, aud
with the model sc"ne from the 'Clemencr
CAseH 40 an Sdded attraction. The BperiAltirs
are furnished by LoItie Elliott, Mile. LeovIlle
WHEY the trade y. resting ard md te.pipE old
The evening world., 1891-04-21

Stockings arc woven In one peoe and Joined
20 nicely ~ TO be hardly peroeptible.
The evening world., 1891-04-21
pINKERToNS TO THE SCENE.

Seven Carloads of Them Sent 10
the Connellsville Coke Region.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.I
PITTsBURG, Aprfl 2i.-Seven carloads OF
Pinkerton's detectives passed through the oiy
this morning en- route to the Connellsvllle coke
regions.
Evictlons will take place to-day or to-moss
row.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

Table bells OF porcelain with metal tongue
are more admired by the aesthetic than silver.
bronze, brass or gilt.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

si MGEs: S 1;S SS.S SG1ls r. .! = IS ..a.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

Gold and silver embroideringa promise TO
continue TO be quite as popular as they have
been. But they must be used more discreetIy,
season. II you want to give o particularly
rehned and elegant air to your gray, blue and
green dresses, trim them with black embroid-
cry. Steel ornamentauon will show itself on
Spring dresses In the shape OF Ralloon orna-
mental borders, pearled lace. buttons, &c But
there 10 no danger OF its crowding out gold or
silver garnture.
Open brlmmed hats aud bonnets are lined
with net and lace.
costumes for indoors negligeea-so
ricn that the pity Is they NAY not be seen BY q
larger public. One OF these altogether lovely
costumes for the boudoir is made up In yellow
white nannel The corselet Ia In some colorod
silk and must be boned 10 a. to Eecure the de.
sired contrast Of ciinRing and flowing
enectp. over the panel, which 10 OF the same
material tho skirt Ia embroidered In white or
color. The cnemsete 10 in white surah
plated and has an embroidered sailor collar.
The corseIet may have buttons of either col
ored pearl or enamel The sleeves are bout
FAINT At the shoulder and bu,toned tight at the
wrist and havn narrow embroidered cuffs.
The jacket must be lined with silk aud have o
deop embroidered collar. A fringsd BAsh Of
the same material AZ the coraelet, to be worn
As designated, adds picturesque style to this
charming garment
The evening world., 1891-04-21

LADIES-I soil furniture without requiring cash
deposit, give longest credit. Mfr. Agt. luS W.
2Jth.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

Nothing Further to Add.
[From Brooklyn Lits.i
Barber-Wni you have your hair slnged' sRt
Customer-No. I'll die first!
Barber maintains discreet silence.
The evening world., 1891-04-21
Hoods SaFsaparilla

Sold BY all druggists, 81; six for %. Prepared
only By @. I. HOOD b co., Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
The evening world., 1891-04-21
The Smart Clerk.
TFyom T,aas SiTtips.l

ITToW TF1os NVTTnQI ]
MrS Col. YerRer broke the spout on her tea
pot, and not wishing TO have the set spoiled,
she sent her servant, Matilda Snowfall, to
steinb orookery establishment, on Austin
avenue, to buy one like It. There was . smart
clerk named Jim sniverJ In the store at the
time.
"K,n yer sell mo . teapot like dis hSAh
one ."
"Oh. no, We have no teApo,s like that one.
All our teapoia have got spoutH to them, but
you can buy one Of them and Ill knock the
bpout on with haichet, and II shanr cost you
. cent extra"
Sympathy.
Prom FSOk.
MrG Dusoe-Oh, deari Oh, deari This
paper has published q horrid scandal about me-
Miss Nina Ann P1ssley-How terriblei How
did they get hold otit?
The evening world., 1891-04-21
ITO BUY A THING RIGHT
BUY WHERE IT'S MADE"
ElHNT'S FINE
FURN | TURE

Look everywhere. examine carefully. then COM
pare our prices, and an average saving Of 20
per cent. is certain.
Surprisingly Stylish Bedroom Suits of oiGht
pieces for S22, elegantly carved Oak suits
for S3S. DC
A rare display of andsome Parlor suits IN at
tractve coverings
Also we are showing large and fine assortment
of Willow and Reed Furniture-Sofas, Easy
Chairs. Rockers. Coaches.
A fine exhibit of Dining Room Furniture 10
Early English. Colonial and other styles. At vory
moderate rates. Sideboards at 81 3 and up
ward; Leather Dining Chairs, 1915 and up
ward
The evening world., 1891-04-21

Pohlmann's Pavilion on Wednesday evening,
May 90. II is the Grs: Summer-nights festival
OF the season.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

Rich OLD Party-wha; do you want q wife
for, when you can hardly support yourself?
Why, sir, my daughter would starvel
SnOokins (wlIh great diRnity)-Well, sir, II
you are the kind OF man to let your daughter
and her husband starve l don't wish 10 enter
the family"
The evening world., 1891-04-21

Francisco people that 10 Wills, the Australian,
they have man who win make George Dixon
o tTifle weary.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

Open brlmmed hats aud bonnets are lined
with net and lace.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

~. $. Mail "s n farce-comedy that isn't
new 10 the city, yet we get 1t ali the same. It
began o weeks engagement at Niblo's last
night II 10 supposed to te skit on the Post
once. aud perhaps 1t Is. IL may also TO q skit
on any other subject that can he mentioned.
George Parker, y clever actress. pervaded
~. s. Mail, and Frank DAVID helped her TO
corner n faM lAnRhR. L
The evening world., 1891-04-21

A farce comedy, new TO this city uhere are
some more, II Is to he regretted, that are new
to this city, for we shall have 10 sec them).
Saturday, Mad resumed last night. IL ID called
1.-TWO of o K,pd," and contains songs,
dancea, and BpeCialties OF all descriptions.
Thomas Wood does not object to be known as
the author, The company 10 equal to the re-
quirement1 OF the piece.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

"The Ticket-of-Leave Man" never dies.
Tom Taylor's rlay has an astounding vitality,
and II Is continually cropping up. Last night
II was seen at the Peoples Theatre, where 1t
waS interpreted by William A. Brady's excel
lent company, that included the relics OF
..Thou shalt Not" In the cast were Joseph
Wheeiock, who Is always populsr-like the
play-John GiendenninR, MAZDA GraiRan,
Jessie Storey and Fannie Denham Rouse.
The evening world., 1891-04-21
H. II. JACOBS, THEATRE.

"The Runaway Wife, somewhat sensa-
tional play fathersd by the late Fred
Mae,ier aud Mckee Rankin, was the attracti IN
ut II. X. jacobs Theatre last night, and will
be played there curing this week. Tne drama
contains somc strong situations OF which Frank
Evane, The star, made the most. The company
on the whole was good, aud The play was well
staged.
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poo Do rhr..d. b. narh 900.

Tho paper upon which bank notes are
printed u called distinctive paper" b.
cause used exclusively By the government
for tho printing Of bonds aud notes The
mills wherc IL il manufactured aro NJ Glen
Tails, Wcstohcater county. Ia. An agsnt
Of the treasury department receives tho ~.
per direct from the hands Of tho manu-.
facturcr. and every precAution Il taken 10
keep any Of IL from being lost.
When this "dlstinctivu paper" Il lrlng
made. scraps % rci sllk threads arc mixed
with the pulp In big tank. The finished
material i conducted 20 a wirc cloth with.
out passing through any screen which
might retain the sllkon threads. Next, m
arrangement above the wire cloth sc,tter-
n shower Of blue sllk threads. which iaii
upon the paper ~ u Is bolng formed. The
side upon which the blue siik Is dcpo-ltc,l
l. used Tor the backs II notes, each thread
l,lng ~ deeply embedded NJ 10 remain
permanently fixed. Tue smooth aide II
the paper. that in which the rcd threads
alone are seen. Il used for the front ~ thu
note Zach u thesc sheets arr Registered
As soon ne finished. st. Louis Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

The weaving Of cotton into cloth W"
iirst ,loue In india centuries ago. Nothing
woven IN America eau compare with the
lImly fabrics wrought In East Indian
loOlnA. one man will take months 10 com
pete n single piece, which Is "a exquisiiely
line that We cannot wonder that u u poet
lcally eallel woven wind Who but the
tlye. nr tho brownies could sew seams ~ q
web as dainty as thlsl 49,,
The tree cotton Of India, with its rcd
dish purple flowers, Is grown about lhe
temples Of tho Hlndoos, and from ~ yrE
Jewish fiber- is made tho AceTdotal trlpar-
tlts thread Of the Brahmlns-the emblem
q iheir trlnity.-Ilarpers Young People
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

Indirectly our word dollar depend. upon
n good mans name. The word Ia an alb
bnvlation Of Joachlmsthalef. coin first
minic,l about 1915 la the valley Of st.
Joachim. Bohemia. The valley lthnD bears
the name Of the saint.
Boycott T. a word recently introduced,
but already Ia use everywhere. A tew
years ago Captain Charles Cunningham
Boycott. an Irish farmer and land agent,
Angcfc1 bis tenants, aud In revenge they
refused TO work Tor him or to sell him food.
To boycott means 10 withhold custom from
afnun IN amy line n business.
A martinez Il what few soldiers like 10
be called. ColonCl Martinez wiu an officer
IN the army Of Louis XIV. lie wss 30
/ particular about small details, ~ rigld In
his discipline that no was looked upon ~
a nuisance. Ills name has comc down 10
us as applicable 10 military Miss Nancy
| iinnikcn.
bogus Is the corrupted form Of the name
/ nofghcsc, that OF noted Hwindler who
/ passed large amounts Of counterfeit money
In the west some years ngo.
Bouiface il n common name for the land
lori 81 a tavern. TIE original was one Of
the rare kini-aslock, good tempered. jolly
lhndlord-but he wasn't ia real life. n,
WIS a character In farquhar's comedy Of
THE Bcaux' stmiegum." written Ia i,01
-liarpcf's Young People.
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A teacher In n suburban school gave her
pupils twelve minutes In which 20 write an
abstract" 4 Hhoo was the subject select.
81 b. her, and tho hoya were u write IN.
tho flrst pcron. No limit a. 10 the mum.
lrr VI lines ~ words was given thom.
Most % the boys wrote mud erased dur.
lux the whole time allotted, but the teach.
" noticed one fellow who at idle until
the time was within two minutes Of oxpir.
inR. A. tho scholars ilicl out she said 10
hint
"lluwn. DID you finish your atsiract"
"Nos. maam, De answered
Curious ~ seq what be- could have writ.
ten in 20 short time she looked over the
papefa, and found thlui
- nm worn out shoot my coffin u The
ash barrel, my grave the dump"
She saya that almost us ilrnly Impressed
on her memufy ~ this remarkable o3mpo.
sltIou I. the expression u nmasemcnt on
the boys fNrr the next morning when h.
saw the "luy' mark on hi paper-Nouthu
Companion.
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Thg well known French engineer. II.
Marrolhacy. has made sons additional
improvements In diving apparatus. aud
these have received tho approving in.
dorscmcnt Of tho French authorities In
this arrangement, instead Of the heavy
electric hand lamp employed originally
by divers. NJ. Mucelhaoy's plan u 20 ans
n light but powerful glow lamp on the
top u tho helmet. ~ that tho divers
hands arr both ai all times ffro Tor work.
ghe lamp 10 connected by u conductor
with battery. either ON shorc OF Ia q
vessel above, "a the case may bo.
An equally ingenious feature II a now
method Of connecting tho helmet iii
tho drvsa without any loose paria. this
being effected by means Of only ono
water tight Joint instead Of two. NJ In
tho ordinary drcsa, Another advantage
presented Ia this deylco consists Ia tho
uppcr pant or collar u tho India rubber
dfoss being grippod IN hctwccn the lower
nm Of tho helmet ani tho upper rim OF
tho hrcasiplaio, aud there hold fast
against any liability of accident OF dis.
placement by gripping pieces attached
10 tho bTcas,plato. New York Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

The electric plnnncc designed for tho
English government Tor the conveyance
of troops l. likely 10 effect revolution In
crafts used foF the purpose, for the pfopul'
flon Of which steam has heretofore bcen
used. The new launch il " feet inches
ia length by feet inches bcam, with an
average draft ~ . fso' inches, and will
carry forty soldiers fully equipped.
Her specd will DO eight knots an hour
and she 4 80 fitted ~ y h. either sailed or
propelled electrically. The actual cost Of
propulsion IL not greater than that OF
steam vessel With similar carrying capae'
NV, aud there Il 10 h. taken into oon.id,
Grafton the gvat advantage that no skilled
hand. arc required for stocking aud cngi'
neerlng purposes, New York Telegram.
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Ceuid Naf Tait Mot UlfAoI coaipisis ~.
AZ mnu MllLnnl M Ln..LL.

teuld Nf Waft - Nioft UNAoh cpllplfff ~.
Aiaii.uH. Na'c leHaiAs o. Md Haiaiag
~ HuY HHhpm M igsgfs,
a CpHsffHiisH reporter learning that Mr.. 4
q, Ray, who has been siek Tor several months
plsi. had been Frsatrfelsyed In very short
aud being dsslroua u nsterlainins the facts, 4
eaii vas made AZ bis late place OF business,
Nherr ho iuund him In excellent spirits aud
lookins gfenNy Improved. un haing intetfu'
kaird couerrniuF the cure, MI, hA3 taid he was
kiad OF A. opportunity 70 stats he ease, a. no
waited AL hist lrndf and othets who snhef'to
know what EreAi relief had heen given HIN,
sinF let ilis statement ives that he had been
suffering with general debility. heart trouble
aud great gastralFia Of the stomach since tho
9ntn Of lasf August. ~ unea no would be.
uauic complrtrly pfOsuaisd and would DO con
nned ~ nis bed Tor several daysi he appetite
tempting food bic strength was fatt forsaking
him, and last iuouth u ho were 70 wax block
OF tsn 10 would be completely exhausted, GA
tho ,tn 81 tnis month he placed himself under
Inc ire suneuf q this eminent specialist. and
nov. afler receiving his treatment tor twO
weoss be- says he feels like a now man and
that trrihiC feeling Of lAtaiiude and weakness
lie goes hungng now, sud can remain on tha
Held the rnilfe day aui feel no W snects IRON
ltat ulght, anu while few weeks ago 10 walE
one half nile would completely PROSTATE him,
b. has been sol greatly benehtei Nv DC, Ian
snFu treatment uat last week no walked .
aisianco ~ nyr miles without any rNcrtinn,
ne feels no hesliancy Ia recommending this
gentleman 10 those who arc suffering, and feels
satisfied ~ thty VIII follow bis diieetionH, u
there ~ Any chance Tor them 10 DO relieved, Dr.
lansing " N give them quicker and more Lasts
ilE rsllei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

The ploneer woman lawyer OF America
Ambelia A. Mansfield, was admitted tothe
har In 1872 Ten years later women NeFe
Permitted by statute 20 practice before tho
United States supreme court ana thsrv Nv
seven women who have been hhnlil'l W
Washington Mn, Myra brndnell nu,t'
The Chicago Iagul News and Catherine ',
Waite Tho Law Times. bessie licllnv. h1'
compiled, unnided, ten volumes oi hleu'
wells Appellate Court Reports, IN q hh'
gle decade the numher Of women 1aWlsIs
neTsAssd from one W seyenty'll's---h''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

saccharln, coal tar product discovered
within the last few years, 4, ~ many 70
spcci-. the most remarkhble OF INC many
odd materials found IN coal flist' y !.
the sweetest known substance. one halt
pint Of II In 5000 plnis OF water wiz give
tho water q sweet Taste equal 70 one pArt OF
oane sugaf In go parts Of water solution
Of ono pint Of faeehArln and s'aNo gallons
Of water Il Intensely sweet IN appearance
A isaw white crystalline powder ~ He'rh'
tlao name Il hcnzoyl sulphonle aniide'-a@
Ionl. KepnhlIe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

Said we'll known Now York Iewoler tho
other dayi - periuct sapphire is ono u
nc rarcst Of gcuis aad consequently, when
found, commands very high prioc. u u
curious that te.t Of ~ perfection "a mat
II shall show rcd In strong artificial
light. Mrs W. X. Vanderbilt own. tho
finest sapphlrcs Ia this country, aud tho
second lnest lot Ia tho property OF Mrs
Augustus Painter. the wife u one " Puts
burg's iron kings Mira Nnndetbilts
stones arc set "a necklace, and Mrs. Paint
sra form pcndAnt."-New York TimeA
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mer r.lnlsr I..rrsnss I'D bod. slarl.


Sir Thomas iawmncu was ono uf tho
great portrait painters IN England. llla
parents were poor. hls father hclng q eoun-
ify innkeopcr ono day iord shaflcs.
hufys father aud mother sioppcd ~ tho
Inn, having their young tou, the future
lord. with them. IN c0nyrraiIon tho inn'
trsrfr spoke ~ the Rrnlua u hls boy In
drawing. and wished them 10 tot ID by -
picture n their son. They hricntci, think.
Ing 20 crafty a fathers pride, but not
looking flr any evidence ~ superior talent
Tho boy came In modcstly, with chalk
aud paper, aud Ia lew minutes had drawn
piciurc u their ,1n, on which the par
cuts looked with wonder. They rcoog'
nIsed tho genius and promise u futuw
gfsntncts. aud hoiricndcl theyoung artist,
giving him the help needed 20 develop his
wonderful gii-Now York World.
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r.rn onr. utaA. juno %. l.el.

Fnnf Wtndfofi
Dear su.-i have been under the treatment
Of your medical stan, tor eatafTh. during ~
paat ten daYa, and ana now delfhted 10 fepnfl
irsults. ny hffAihinEi which was tnilflY
stouped through my nose, u now shsalnielY
nee and uunl siUctrd ! aui entirely I'D 81 tht
disaafpehhir symptoms and feel litn have q
ugn leasn nu ne Previous 10 taking nr, l.1u'
ftnris trtaiment had used 20 hntilea q rhi'
~ fntHrfh nrmrdy. several dozen ct NaFc'f.
III bntties ~ liAlis ana tiy's trrAn lialui fpI
ysnfr. nnl have spent hundreds oiDtlollAri
,slthont rolief, hut Df, iAusinF's treatment hai
accom- lnthsd success 90 ten dsys.
MlllnN iOOTf,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE II nEREHN OiyES ny THE w,
N deTflsnod, Iihaffs Nrlls, AduinisiTalnI
III Tho estAle ~ jane Wells, deceased, " M
creditors on, and oil persons having claims
sFainat the San deresfsd, 70 shhiblt them villa
after the nf6t puhucAtiun 81 THIS notine 10 The
fai1 ilAIta Wells, a. Ani4i Eatt South Temple
street, 10 the cry aud county Of nAlg Lake,
ttAh Territory,
PllAiEs WELLS,
Administrator Of The eaiAle Of JAM Wells
deceAsed, dlAw 50 VI