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, 1892-02-06
THE QUARTER DECK
CHANGES OF NAVAL OFFICERS FOR
THE new CRUISERS.

Ghe Officers Wh0 were tm the Chill
IAN Trouble to Have Leaves o.
Absence, there Being no Pros
pect af War-NegE Commanders.
WAsRlYeroN. FEB. 6.-There was some
important orders issued from the navy de-
partment today Captain Sehley is re-
iieved from the command OF the cruiser
Baltimore and placed ON duty 5n charge Of
the third light house district with head
quarters st Staten Island, New York, re-
lieving Captain H r. Picking, who IS or-
dered to command the cruiser Charleston.
Captain Benley is relieved from her com-
mand ana granted two months IeaFe Of ah-
senoe. The Baltimore Is To be commanded
bv Captain William Whitehead. who is at
present on duty az the Boston navy yard
He will leave thaf post On The 18Th. ana
wil8 take command Of the vessel as soon as
he can make the journey across the conti-
nnet. Both the Baltimore and the
Charleston ara ct sam Francisco. lt
Is stated at the navy department
this morning these ord ers had no bearing
upon the Gillian episode IS the relief Of
captains Schley ana ken1ey is matter Of
rule, those officers having already served
more than the regulation time IS com
mSndeEs Of vessels. Their time had ex-
pirea some weeks ago and it was at their
urgent request that no changes we're made
as long as there wss prospect that there
would BE trouble. Their relief from their
vessels during such 3 period would have
been regarded as rather severe unless there
was some specific reason for the change.
Captain Bradford Was selected some weeks
ago to succeed Captain sCh4ey in command
Of the Baltimore, bat his death at Ports
mouth recently. made il necessary To Sc
lect another officer for that duty.
, 1892-02-06
GRAIN FOR EUROPE.
CARRIED IN BRITISH STEAM YES.
SRIS ALMOST EXCESSIVELY.
what we send 10 Feea the Hungry
mnurhs 81 the WerId--The Flag
81 Great Britain Floats over the
Exported wheat.

r
Nrw YoRE. Feb. 6.-W. e. Ferguson Of
the New YORK Produce exchange, q reoog-
niaed authority son statistics OF the grain
export trade OF this port has just made
his annual report. The tables compiled
show an enormous increase Of the grain eK-
port trade Of New York ana the dwfndling
away IF the American ocean marine, the
American flag being driven Of the seas by
Great Britain. The completeness with
which steam has superseded sail In the
ocean carrying trade may be seen from the
fact that Of .28s vessels which carried car
goes OF grain from this port during 1891,
fifteen were sailing vessels. There were
shipped from New York, during 1881,
q. ~. .S2s bushels oF American gram to
feed The hungry mouths If Europe. Not
included Ii this wsre 28a.s7g bushels Of
buekwheat, which appears in the statistics
for the first time buckwhest never having
haen exported before ln amy quantity OF
rs shiploads only twenty-five carried
under the American fiag. There are only
four American steamers left ia the grain
carrying trade These are Old passenger
steamers late 0f The American Tine, which
used to rum from Philadelphia under con
trol Of tbe Pennsylvania railroad Great
Britain has the l5on Is share of tlle world Is
carrying trade and no less than 792 shin
loads lefl this port under the British hsg
last wear.
, 1892-02-06
OCEAN TO OCEAN.
THE WORK ON THE NICARAGUA
CANAL III PROGRESSING.
III fhe Unlred states Congress Does
Vet HetRs England w1Ii Take Ep
the W@rk The Cost and Great
value 90 the Enaerlnkang.


Sax FRsScnoo, Feb. 6.-Wm. S. Merry,
ea-president q the San Francisco chAm-
her of commerce, was seen today regarding
the statements made hF r.. T. Sharks, who
has returned here from Managua, u tAe
e3eci shat work or the Nicsraraa canal
hAa ceased. Captain Merry 6 local agent
Ter The Nicaragua government and = also
interested III the Development Of lbs oamal
He said The statements thar the work On
the canal has ceased, lis incorrect. The
construction company does mot profess ID
be doing extensive work on the canal, pend
ing negotiation u their securities Is Ea-
rope, ur anti thetr contract has been passed
upon by congress but nay advioes from the
district engineer Ia December Last showed
that theirs were ovsE four hundred men on
ihe paT roll al The time and that the work
was progressing steadily ii slowly. The
company has concession from Nicaragua
aQt ONE hundred years. Under the terms
ahauaaG thev we're required 10 eKpNnd two
mtliaQn dollars 8m work the t8rsf year
According tN The report or the beard ap-
pointed hy that government, nearly three
millions Were expended hy The company,
FaAlsA ea4H tlaNN NRlAN -I8atIN&t5
che work of construction in complying
with the requirements at 8he concession.
bat granted another extension 0f tem years
in addition to THAI originally liked for hhe
completion of the work and the opening of
The canal. Over i've millions OF dollars of
twelve millions of capital stock al the coms
paMy has beer expended iu work which
has been economically managed and has
been productive of good results.
4. 6. Memocal, civil engineer of tine
United States navy tha representative of
tbe construction company, as nov lie Lem
don elieeanz thc disposal 81 q hanana6
millions in bonds and ninety millions In
stock nf the canal company and pending
the disposal of these securities and tie
ant5on of congress which must necessarily
moatag the com5pang's projects later. we
are net warranted in making any extensive
Improvements. Els idea is thai these state
mcnts detrimental Aa the company come
from persons interested in tae numerous
railroads projected or constructed sn the
territory adjacent To tire canal Such
roads far trem being hln8ranoe TO the
canal would develop the country and COM
merce ana would act as feeders 10 ahe canal
and vice versa 1T i confidently antioi-
patea that the local trade of Nicaragua
alone. wgia. within q few years after the
construction of the canal, pay fer its main
tenameE and z car say that failing in favor
able action by the United States congress.
England stands ready to sake up The
Qa5alE4e
, 1892-02-06
Conrt House Complaints.

County Superintendent Rogers is again
after he court house contractors for not
complying with the specifications.
The trouble this time is over the inside
north arch The specifications call for l9
stones tn the arch, while III is being cons
structed with but I3 stones. The contrae-
tors have been notified and operations tenn
porarily suspended.
On the front tower wall the contractors
have been called down for using soft brick.
The commissioners propose to carry cut
the penalty of $40 per day for each day the
building is not completed after March Il,
1892. Ten per cent. Of all estimates have
been withheld to cover this penalty, The
commissioners concluded their regular
day, open bids for the court house furni-
tuFe.
, 1892-02-06

KASsAs Cry, No, FEB, ga special to
the Star from Guthrie, Q. r. says the re-
cent cold weather has caused great suffer-
ing among the new settlers in the Indian
country. Three deaths have already oc-
CURED aud several settlers are now ia a
nrecarious condition. Mrs. nolEord and
Mrs. Warren, living ia 4 tent near Purcell,
IN RetawDttomfe county. were found dead
this morning from exposure and insult
ficient clothing and food. E ]. Daniels.
from western Kansas, died from the same
cause near Chandler ina Iowa county. He
leaves widow and tive children. They
are ail fn most destitute condition.
, 1892-02-06

Next Friday (t2th inst.) is day that
should be observed as extensively as The
22d of February and II is becoming gener
ally observed throughout the country, #
is the anniversary of tie birth of Abraham
lincoln The union defenders, Sons Of
Veterans and members Of the Grand Army
al the Republic are going to give an ami.
versary entertainment in Odd Fellows
Temple Col 4. VI Eddy, Major c. MI.
Barton and others will speak. A number
Of anniversary celebrations have been
planned fol next Friday night All over the
country.
, 1892-02-06
WASHINGTON TODAY
PLEtnlsGS FOR LIBERAL AP-
PRnpREATi0NS.


ahe haFtaM ~ 3Ntt@ms heAemae@
aud Opposed Hearings Before
vmrs..,. s,........s..,... ~ ~. -.
ate nav ok EniaE4es.
III sys-s. r,t, a H.. 49,. 4,
W.. @ S@F was ee-
N@ts& ~ tns @eaANefg al eAa&4es An the
house.
eaarataww seVams ~ aN a4asa3ssy,4f.v,
M
4 Naa0fe
tae senate committee on commerce ard
presented I memorial rgesnt F nrafne nnon
e3-s-ses ...s. 3sK,-~t ss-- ~
t-s s,,,,-.,,,..,s.. ~ ss..ss.a.... -.
e-.. w gs......... 80.
tAAs A@@ee e9fa'aalAtev 9f 4Ei4Hs AsadA
aoaaE. de defended the cars a n# hnYSnr
erss9z,rya gtt ea.4s4s,fsa =, ssss 4Yss @sses.f5
~ 49,
eie aiatais carried tae sFs a3 Actnat
wheat hsvers assH eaa Sd tss Icy sail i4se3r
80. s- 80 s ss 9r
@aest s@ sAona ##@ aanNA forward The
maFke5 m@aid De siM8te8 # cash mlfgaa
maess,fs Fs5i sn 4 4av,, 8ssse, sss Hs -
tA8s
ra5eRs 3ae elevator aMae insured himself
against less
M III A&arSch. af the ghlaseo beard w
trade. was asked n yYas whraf ushsnh -
She mhna8 sae 8aY1aef saas waW98s4st fs
higher sf futures were dome Awav with. FEe
said III tna amch wheat was mat eat6 fhe
price now mishg - better hnt Ia MAJ Id
wonld hc lower atd sha snaeal ataFs. ttnTsnss
g ghe lower ratas ~ snssres8 rs8 caria
carry wheat cheauer Than the fsriner
Mmetfs4sneas sF gs4Nfe s5gvf y #sssg,g..4
, 1892-02-06

NEw HoRKs Feb, 6.--Noon- Money easy,
closed At 2 per cant. Bar silver, eosl. stocks
CLOSED active and am US small fractions
under iirst prices. FouFs, coupon, le1g
Pacific 6s, g. Atchison, sss Central Pacific.
s214 Burlington. gs4s s Denver& RIO GTande,
s9i Northern Pacific, 18s& Northern Pa
eaNcs preferred, CHS Northwestern. 80
New York Central. IA Oregon Navigation.
S7s Rock Island, 9lsy: ST. Paul Il Omaha.
4ss Texas Pacific iI4 Union Pacific.
45 Wells Fargo Express, 60; Western
HTatsgss7 Ss4.s
, 1892-02-06
Aaaanrs Gang Eaenrr.

BALTIMORE, Feb. s.-The Allan Line
steamship polyuesian, from Liverpool Wa
Halifax tor this clty with small number
of passengers and 4 general cargo. IA
ashore Mt Cape Henry. She IN III no dan
ger and IL is thought SHE viii come OFF az
nexA high tide The passengers ard crew
are all weil and nn fears are entertained
fnF thefr safety
, 1892-02-06
Guaranteed care.

WE authorize our advertised druggists
70 seli Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds, upon a,is
condition. If Son are afflicted with a
Cough, Cold 81 aay Lnng Throat ar Chest
trouble, and VIII use this remedy Az ill.,
reeted. giving it fair triA}, ana experience
me acne@t. you may return the boigle ana
have your money refunded, We could MOT
make Ehis otter did we aot know that Dr.
Kings MeH Discovery could he relied on.
nc tnever dissapoints. Trial bottle free at
Acme aguF store, Mari s Ross pronrietors.
larec size $40 cents ana Sf.a1
, 1892-02-06
nmundsand r1laY.

Ihc audaeisy % Senator Edmnnds ii
ie1tunng ne supreme court on point 81
law recalls ~ auaaaose 81 HenFy Clay,
who onca. while arguing 4 case before tha.
august tribunal stopped tm the middle Isl
hEs speech. aayamccd GU che bench and
helped himself io 4 pinch 81 snuff cut 81
MT. Justice WashiuEtnn's hox, Then. j,
he uptagnca 80 hiss place he remarked sl
see thaf your honor stan sticks Is thg
Scotch, Gay Was thr only man vi mia
Nme who could aare to do sNoh . thing al
Eamnnns Ii % AIa avn aaN
, 1892-02-06
$4,000 NORRIS nv DISPATCHES.
What the TFibuac Save as Readers
KASf Henfh.

8NE 8NNTsE gceesTs1 oNtf iae Western
EHira grscerspa ains t8r the moaih og
6aaaag3s aM aanss ai associated press
aleaseA she aa Sg@n8 an9 news
nasal HeMa &Fnm eFeT@ cofaef nf tAe N8oae.
ias nader were Informed Bf aB happen.
lH#e at sto national capital En- the ola
Moylas ai Ehe Ghtilam aaasrs an& oC every
aihet oooaFnNnce, about MsteAm hours 8n
AdxAace az ihr papers nf the following
morning. Articles ia The morning papers
were 81 oia neus Us readers oi TIN rsahrsa
the evwaiHs previous
GwH OtY@TgA 82HsNm continues to grow,
#aA5y naohing @ut iDt0 new EelaN daily
increasing iM subscription and advertising
patronage and Is looked for as regularly ~
tae daF, ia ncatlN every household an
HNNratcN roNn&N
, 1892-02-06
lnrnnrtnni t,anrnrsntlnn

Texas sifllngs a couple 81 street Arabs
were chianlng ~ the area u J NeN York
house.
Does yer old man work on the docks
nuw Pw
sN.a-a.w Tie is 8 musician.
els he enc man who sWailvs she clarinet
8n thc banNg@
N4a-a-ws he dont swally The icarineH ia
the haHd4 lie stands on the sidewalk and
keeps time wild his fntH
, 1892-02-06

6AnNnva2, Texas. Feb be saass sa-
ppeme aaars aeaderea remarkable
decision in she ease 81 N e sFmer vs., Re
eesgers 90 iae Missouri kss ~ Texas
rosd- John Turner's mHhef snea for
damages fos ihe death 0t hef san. who Was
kilAesa Ua sAnt FegN G1e cH eanu before
Williamson ooWnsw on 2pFa SEQ the Judge
decided inAsmmeh aH &2sa lava sAsnnaons sNe-
aal5eAssN as aiMhta Che owners wraprie&ers
eiczs ard amsAih raeea8NHss sla aAsaF cannot
e bed uas runsihe tag tsaa ia sE4ss Indicted
nuF compelled ~ pay aam
, 1892-02-06

Nrw A6RK, Eeb.B Articles were signed
ii The Office 81 the Illustrated News today
hy Arthur Lumley, acting as representa-
tive Of the Olympic Club, New Orleans, ,and
James GoEhett, The latter accepting she eff
ier ~ the club Ia meet tbc winner of the
Siavin-l aeksou Sight Two months after that
contest in She olympic club aud iight 10 a
finish This wtll make tie latter contest
take place in lulp. Cor6eft agreed to put
mp sl 900 to guarantee hls appearance.
, 1892-02-06
IInlaIn RennnIlEan ~.

Everybody Z Invited lo She Olympia
theaicr on Monday assht The ladies are
especially invited and IL Ne expected that
cvefN republican democrat alliance man.
pgnhibiGonisi or any Other party man m5li
Ne present to hesF good speaking far the
republican cause. Tire meeting w4lG hc
held under tae auspices cf ghe lsneoln Re
pahlieaa Club III which Ghe Heu gohn II.
Convey, Is president Addresses wtll he
made BIZ r. Is. Nichols. secretary ef tbe
Republican state Central Committee,
lg8ga Z VI. Robinson anN Col n. NJ.
Eddy. Rring gouf wives and ENeeihcarts,
, 1892-02-06
A NEW ARM0RT.
The G A. n. Post and Company A
Var Rnnd Together


The regular drills Of Company A CON
tiaue to increase in Interest. A movement
is on foot, in conjunction with George ID.
Thomas Pest TO erect an annory in which
the g. A. r. post and other societies may
have lodge rooms. A large and spacious
armory for the use of the company. Cap
tain Reinhsrt, Lieutenant Reed and Lieu
tenant MilHOy have been appointed 3 COM
m8ttae 10 confer on behalf OF the company
with committee from the G. A. R. post.
lt is understood that the post has a Let
near the Mestside draw which wall be con-
tr}buted for use, While the company viii
devise means for the raising of fund fer
the erection % the building.
There wtli be a full dress parade on Feb
raary ~, for which the members of the
militia are paid Sl.5o each. &c is the inten-
ten To contribute this amount to the ina.
provement Of the present armoTy.
, 1892-02-06

IeHoNr0, Feb 6The olobe publishes
today serious charges against Adoipl9
CarUn, postmaster general and Tarta,
whomaaa the charges that resulted IN Sir
Hector LanEevin's downfall aud will call
fcr reopening of The inquiry of last sas-
sian- lt will publish fac-simile documents
lu checks, which il claims win prove that
eiE Aaolphe drew upon the funds III Ne
@reevy hands for taC election 81 1887 and
that hes drafts were ior political purposes
st alleges that IaEte also received some Of
the money. also that b0odiing was carried
on in The Quebeo district directly under
Ehe AupeFinkenaence 0f the ministers 81 the
crown ard regular business PRINCIPLES.
Several members of parliament y Is az
legged are implicated
, 1892-02-06

CHICAGO, Feb. 9. Close Wheat --
Easy Cash. 7sAcs May, 9l5sc.
Corn Easy cash, Aos<c May, 42sx1
s2aSc
oats Easy cash, z3ci May 3iA8slsko.
Barley S8o sssc.
Pork-sleadg, Cash, SiiBys May,
Slt871&.
Lard Firm; cash. seas: MAY. sB.aTsg
, 1892-02-06
Nrrstmftnmaea Fn.n,tarnnts.

CAIUA@0s Feb Chairman Walker. of
the Western Traffic Association, pfomui-
gated decision today authorizing the
lines ~ the association to pay commits
sioms ON west-boune immigrant passenger
business, not exceeding Si0T5 yer ticket
from the Missouri river t1 the Pacific
coast
, 1892-02-06
Il. BILLS
! u r N | u r
BEDDING AND CARPETS.

Baby carriages ol cloth, linoleum. curtain
poles, window shades, parlor, dining. and
office furniture. chairs of all kinds. bedroom
suits. and everything in the furniture line at
bottom prices. Hotels and lodging houses to
Re furnished wiII Be given the same prices as
small dealers. Anyone wishing 70 purchase
furniture should cali and gee prices before
buying
, 1892-02-06

Rackache, monthly troubles, hos flashes,
sleepleSsness, dizziness, nervousness, are
cured by Dr. Miles Nervine recently dis
covered by the great Indiana Specialist.
Elegant books arid trial BOTTLES free AT Marr
q Ross, Acme Drug Store. or hy mail EG cts
Miles Medicine Co.. Rlkhart, Ind.
, 1892-02-06

pafand liz Cardinal.

SAN FRAvorsco. Feb. Wheat, bpye
season, Sl.67ik.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-04

Inventive faculty viii not have
reached high tide until somo one per-
fect nm envelope Hap warranted 70
stick. One OF the considerable discom-
forts of lifo takes the form OF non.
adhesive mucilage that allows tho en-
volopo upon which 1t IS placed TO peel
open again and again M 1t Is pressed
down, until In a fine frenzy tho letter
Writer s. driven hithor and yon for real
mucilagc, And tho finer tho quality OF
the stationery the more trials lie in the
wake OF the envelope.
II they are trusted TO the mails with
out an extra dab Of mucilage, they may
be depended uIan TO arrive at their des-
tination invitingly opener accessible
TO the snoakish individual, who in spite
Of our civilization does exist, who IS ca
pable of going against all written and
unwritien laws and tampering with a
seal. A padlocked envelope is one OF
the necessities OF the tines.--Boston
Commonwealth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-04
SRERlEE,s SALE.

DuRsUANr TO AN ORDER OF SALE To
Il ne directed by tho District Court Of tho
Ihird Judicial District " tho Territory ~ utah,
shan oiinr ~ public sale, nc tho front door
Of the County Court House, Ia tho city and
County Of salt Like, Utah TERRITORY, on
TIE 3sth day Of April, lsl2, at " O'Clock m,
81 the right, title, Clhim anu inturult of lien w.
nriFgs. 1r., Ohyo Dr.Fgn, (his Wife, ", O,
Reilly, Thomas knnc, paftnors under the firm
name Of Reilly = kalo; Utah Nnuonal lAnk.
corporations Z. W. scafai MllandO Pratt.
Libbio H. iratt, Orthcrus A. Frat, LmmA 1,
Pratt, ipuil scckles, sarah 4. secllcs, ". ~.
iarL, Herman Dcrge, r. Duiternod, Moroni
J.. frait, and Caroline Pratt, IN. wife cyrl
Peck, kdwiu Harmon mud >. u. linkerlou,
OF, In anu 10 tho following described property,
nituated, lying and being Ia the uuy and
County Of SAT- Lake, Territory OF Utah, and
bounded aud particularly described rs followe,
10 vii An Of Lots y, -, u, rs, ~ and ., Block
y, ilat"J," salt Lake CITY survey.
10 bu sold Ms the property u BEG ".
briggs, Jr., olive briggs, his wife, ". @.
Nrilly, Thomas Rams, partners under the iun
name OF Reilly 4 kunri Utah National Bank,
corporation; :, ", sears. Milnndo Frat, LIB
bic H. Pratt, Orihefis T.. rratt, Enma T.
TRAIT, Inua seckles, sarah u. sccklcs
Robbins, j. H. Pafk' Herman Dofge. T.
nuttorncld, Moroni l. Pratt and Carsllnc Pratt
his wlio, Gym Peck, Eiwin Harmon and
II, flnAsfton, az the suit OF AbsallAmgna Jsro
NY,
Forms OF Sale. Csn.
BARLOW FERGUSON, ATTY for plaintiG
ANDREW ". BUkT, Sheriff
liy JOHN u, CHINOOK, Deputy.
Dated at Salt Lake C,iy, April ith. lee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-04
The Biz Mining Case.

Today marked the commencement Of
the third week In the Northland.May-
flower trial, and the defendants gained
APPOINT nj the outset, by having their
motion for nonslit M Mcssrs. Ferry,
Dodge, Richardson, jacobson, Ivera
and McGrath allowed, leaving only
Keith, Kearn, Judge, Emery and Nc
Cornick rs defendants.
Proceeding with the case, william
Mcqueen, n well known mining man,
was then called. He testified In effect,
that tho vein found In the country
shown on the map was bedded con-
tact vein, the hanging wall being OF
blue, sparry limo and the footwall Of
quartzite. Tho wltnoas here Indicated
ON the map the numerous places IN the
workings where the vein came down
and rested on the quartzite. Both the
Northland and Court upraises were In
tho vein. There were three vertical
cuts In the court raise which showed
the hanging wall 10 be blue, sparry
limestone, and two winzes sunk
Mt each eud Of tho raise disclosed
the quartzite. At the head Of the
Northland upraire, the vein was u lit
tie natter than before, but hu found no
fault or throw there which would or
did terminate the vein. The witness
then named tho points where the vein
outcropped. and following II around
by the contact discovered in the long
line Of cuts, traced the apex TO the
Fairview, where every other witness
for the defense has located Il. He was
positive that tho contact disclosed In
the cuts was Identical with that found
In the workings. Coming then to tho
porphyry, the witness stated that no
had not found II anywhere except In
the plaintiffs cutg In tho Jennie Lind
Lode; but even supposing there was n
porphyry dyke there, Ii would not
have the least effect upon the vein, 40
FAR M terminating It was concerned.
In HIS experience as miner, he had
known OF many instances whore veins
had been cut by porphyry dykes, and
not disturbed ut ali, the vein
being found again Just beyond the
porphyry. This occurred In the
old Telegraph, the vein being cut by q
very large dyke, and found Just beyond
NhN Nv VhttiNtu Wv
same thing In the Custer, Lucky boy
and Badger mines In Idaho, where tn,
porphry was fron u 10 80 feot thick.
Tho witness was cross examined a
very great length by Judge Royle, bu
was not shaken In the least ON any I'm
portant point.
Martin Hardness, who has had fort.
years In mining, was then called, ant
his testimony was su bstantinlly tn
same IN that OF the witness who pre-
cceded him. The vein was n budded
contact vein, having u hanging wal
OF blue, sparvy lime and a iootwsll Q
quartzite. The contact was found al
the way around from the outorop to IN
fair yield, where 1t apcxcd. The Dc
Pendants had n vein extending fror
that point on up through the court NJ
raise and extending past the famou
triangle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-04

wm. Timmon'e, Postmaster OF
Idaville, Ind, writes; "Electric Bit.
tiers Inns done moro for me than all
other medicines combined for that
feeling arising from Kidney and Llv.
er troubles" John Leslle, farmer aud
stookman, OF Same place, says "T
find Electric Bittefs 10 DO the best
Kidney and Liver mujlcine, made me
feel like now man." J. w. Gard
ner, hardware merchant, same town,
sayE Electric Bitters In Just the thing
for u man whU Ia all run down and
don't care whether no lives or dies; no
found new strength, good appetite and
felt Just like ho had new lease on
life. Only 50c hottie, at A. G.
Smith d Cos Drug Store. 2ss