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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-30
The Press CLUB Committees.


The following committees have been
appointed for the Press Club excursion to
Saltair on July 13:
Committee on Arrangement-Glen Mil
Ter, j. R. Letcher, John w. Hughes, A. G..
WINS, John Daveler, j. G. Taylor, w. j :.
Mcintyre, h. G. Brownlee, W. G. Van
Horne, g. d. Piper.
Committee on Entertainment-Gra
n. Smith, chairman, j. B. Bloor, j. R..
Letcher. Glen Miller, j. E. Hansen, w.
G. B. Allen, Kenneth Kerr.
Executive Committee. B. Bloor
chairman, j. III. Watts, Joseph Lippman,
W. 8. Willis, j. e. Hansen.
Committee on Reception-W. G. B. AL
len chairman, G.. E. Blair, Kenneth Kerr
W. s. Willis, George Dyer, G. w.
Heintz, L. G. Miller, q. G. WINS, John
@. Cannon, e. G. Goodwin, William
Hyde, William Nelson, David Utter, P.
Fl. Lannan, II. v. Meloy.
General Manager-Will Snyder.
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OUR PRoPo Ir1oN.

BY placing su5scrips ion TO this
paper for one .re.r, We viii deliver to
you complete set in cloth binding Of
the Americanized Encyclopedia, Bri
tannica on payment Of $500 and your
signing a contract to pay $500 for ten
months-in all twenty-six dollars, thus
giving you the oest Encyclopedias
pEtnns at t<iAing Co
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Mucous dropped into my throat in quantities,
hawking and splitting was an old

Mucous dropped into my throat in quantities.
coughing, hawking aud splitting was an old
habit.
My hearing was almost entirely destroyed by
ulcers in the ears, which kept up constant
discharge. Sleep was impossible, the pain in
my head and ears nearly set me crazy. II
slept half the night did we'll. [ had become
SO weak from this drain on my system that the
least exertion would cause perspiration TO
start from every pore, especially in my head
and back of my neck.
Ny suffering had become intolerable. Though
L had tried several specialists I could get
no relief in any way. Finally. bad heard so
much Of the great cures of the Copeland Medi-
cal Institute, concluded to give them trial.
They placed me under treatment and am re-
joiced to say / am entirely well. The head
aches are gone and am entirely free from
pain. The discharge from my ears has stopped
which alone is worth q fortune to me- sleep
like top, and have gained strength and flesh
and feel like o strong well woman. 1 would
not exchange my present state OF health for
that which 1 have endured for the last twenty
years for any money.
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Board of Public Works.

Board Of Public Works.
G. l.. Haines, chairman; George NJ.
Duwney, w. P. Noble, j. @. Conklin,
Spencer Clawson.
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A VIGOROUS MOVE.

Missouri Valley SHELTERS Decide to Pur-
chase No More Ore and to Shut Down.
DENVER, June pa new and vlgor-
Gus move was made by the smelter men
here this afternoon. Late tonight ex-
Governor Grant of the Omaha & Grant
smelter, who was chairman of today's
meeting, gave out the following for pub
LEGATION:
In accordance with the resolutions
passed, the miners and shelters meet
ing this afternoon of the Missouri val
ley, representing almost 80 per cent. of
the smelling business in the United States
have decided to cease purchasing silver
ores and go out of business.
They have approximately but 1000, OOO
ounces of silver in stock, and with this
limited supply the government cannot
purchase the amount made obligatory by
the Sherman bill during the next two
months.
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Grey DIRECTORY.
List of the Oficers of the Municipal Gov
er,nan+ ne Sal+ V,ira ci,v

List of the Oficers of the Municipal Gov
eminent of Salt Lake City.
The municipal government OF Salt Lake
sity is vested in a city council composed
of mayor and fifteen councillors. The
next municipal election will be held on
the first Tuesday in November, 1893, at
which time there will BE- elected: One
mayor, fifteen councillors, one city clerk
and one treasurer. All other officers are
appointed by the mayor and hold Office
during his pleasure. The officers of Salt
Lake city are as follows:
Mayor. N. Baskin.
Recorder-C. E. Stanton.
Treasurer-H. t. Duke.
Marshal-Samuel Paul.
Police Captain-Jonn J. Donovan.
Assessor and Collector-F. j. Leonard.
Audltor-A. w. Raybould.
Attorney-E. d. Roge.
Engineer-A. F. Doremus.
supervisor of Streets-F. L. Hines.
Superintendent of Waterworks-W. III.
Ryan.
Assessor and Collector of Water Rates
Christopher Diehl.
Water MASTER. M. Harvey.
superintendent of Sewer Construction
w. +. Shelton.
Chief Fire Department-W. A. Stanton.
Inspector of Buildings-A. l.. Hamlin
Police Justice-Wllliam w. Gee.
superintendent of Schools j Jesse f.
Millspaugh.
seaier Of Weights and Measures-James
r. Montgomery.
Sanitary Inspector William Showell.
Physician-Frank A. Meacham.
Sexton-C. E. Offenbach.
Dog Tax Collectors. Galeazzi.
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WASHINGTON Park Races.

WASHINGTON PARK, June 29.-Track
fast. One Inile-Enthusiast won, Union
second, Duke of ATilpitas third. Time,
1:41A.
Handicap-One mile and a furlong-n-
hume won, Jack Richelieu second, w B
third. Time, 1854.
Five furiongs-Vassa won, Will Fonsc
second. Frog Dance third. Time, 1:02.
Handicap-One mile-Buck McCanr
wor. Coorette second, Fitzsimmons third
Time, 1:4z%.
six furlongs-F won, Emma
Primrose second, Siiverado third. Time,
1:14H.
Six ongs-Pedestrian won, Gascor
second, Oregon Eclipse third. Time,
LIZ.
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Closing Down the ceur dAiene Mines.

SPOKANE, Wash, June 29.-Reports
from Ceur d Alene country are to the eff
feet that silver and lead mines are closing
on account OF the drop in the price of
silver. A. B. Campbell, chief owner of
the Gem mine, now here, says not over
half dozen silver and lead mines in that
unless radical change occurs.
The Gold Hunter will stop in the morn
ing. This leaves only the Poorman and
Tiger in operation among the big pro-
ducers in this section. Manager Clark OF
the Poorman went to Butte today and a
conference there will determine whether
that mine will also close down. 1t is not
the prospect of making money that keeps
these two properties in operation, but the
pumps must be kept going or the mines
will fill with water. All the other Cnur
d'Alene mines are operated by tunnels
and can close down without serious loss
or trouble.
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YALE BOAT HOUSE.

CESS to the eight is a valuable one indeed.
He is young man endowed with more
ginger, grit and "get there's than two
average men possess. His endurance is
wonderful. 1t is said of him in Cambridge
that he can row every man in the bUat
completely out and not mind it a bit.
The Yale crew has been rowing in the
order given above since it took TO the
training table away back in March. As a
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The New Jersey Division League of Amer
lean wheelmen.

lean Wheelmen.
TRENTON, N. j., June 29.-[special. J.
The tenth annual and Columbian meet OF
the New Jersey Division League of Amer
lean Wheelmen viii be held here tomor-
row The festivities will commence with
en- entertainment to the visitors. In the
morning the division will hold It's meet
ing, and at 10 O'Clock big parade will
be formed, and after parading through
the principal streets the cyclists will pro-
coed to Cochran park, where lunch will
be served.
There viii then be ten races at Trenton
Driving park, three OF which will he state
championships, the prizes for which are
gold, bronze and silver medals, presented
by the division. The prizes for the seven
other races aggregate 81 200, and include
two bicycles, a gold watch, several dia-
monds. two onyx clocks, siiverware and
numerous other articles of value. 1t is
expected that some OF the prominent
racers viii enter these contests.
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A DISABILITY.

The applicant for pension was asked
to step forward. "You have applied for
Pension?'' said the examiner. eyes.
sir" Were you in the srmy?'' "Of
course 'tWhat were you, officer or
private9' "Sutler, SIR ssOhl Well.
what is your claim for a pension?''
Rheumatism. contracted in the service.
sir.' ALL What's the cause of it7,'
THE soldiers of the company ducked
me in ice-cold water, sir, for Charging
four prices for everything, sir, and i've
been sufferer every day since, sir.-De-
rot Free Press.
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THE CYCLE MEET.

Yale is again favorite this year.
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SHERMAN SILVER LAW.

Senator Jones of Nevada Says II Cannot
Be Repealed.
New YORK, June Ex-senator Jones of
Nevada this evening said: 81 doubt very
much if the Sherman act can be repealed
at the extra session. 1t certainly cannot
be wiped out unless a substitute satisfac-
tory to the advocates of free coinage is
provided. Should Congress succeed in
affecting repeal without granting such
substitute there will surely be break
ing away from the old parties of men who
believe that the free coinage of silver is
the best method of solving the financial
problem. A silver party will be formed
and it will prove so powerful and WELD
such an influence that to ignore it would
be fatal to any man who desires political
preference.
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would Not discuss the matter

BRUSSELS, June 29.-Replying to a
question in the deputies today, NJ
Bernaert, minister of finance, stated that
the time was i'll chosen to discuss the
probable effects of the Indian monetary
questions on the silver interests of the
nations forming the Latin union. He
added, that the International Monetary
conf erence would probably be assembled
in Brussels shortly.
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Heavy Bond Purchases.

New YORK, June %. - Dealers say
transactions in govern ment bonds have
been on an enormous scale recently, One
authority estimates sales for the past fort
night by the savings banks and kindred
institutions at about $4, coo, 600. National
banks were purchasers and full prices
were paid in every instance.
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Work stopped at Aspen.

ASPEN, Colo, June 29.-MoSt of the
mines in this camp are practically closed,
only few pump men and engineers are
working. Remaining mines will prob
ably close today.
The famous Mollie Gibson mine, the
greatest silver producer in America, closed
last night on account of the drop in the
price Of silver, and all the big properties
close by the end OF the week.
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WORTH A FORTUNE.
Mrs. Sarah Brinkley Says the Res
toration of Her Health Is Worth
Fortune to Her.
HOW IT WAS RESTORED.

Nobody can realize how much I've suffered
for the past twenty years. have endured I'M
told agony with catsrrh Of the head. have
had the headache so badly would be almost
blind with the pain. My head was stopped up
all the time, could hardly breath and the sense
of smell was entirely destroyed
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sheepshead Bay Races.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY. June 29.-Track
fac. Seven furlongs-Lamplighter won.
Good Dollar second, Kingston third.
Tinne-1:29.
six furlongs-Dobbins won, st. Maxim
second. Discount third. Time-1:14.
One mile and e iuriong-Picknicke
won, Sleepner second, Yorkville Belle
third. Time-1:55 2-5.
Mile and half-The Pepper won, Ban
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Mexican Minis viii Not close

New YORK, June pa city of Mex
leo special to the Herald says: Secretary
of the Treasury Limanteur says there is
no truth in the rumor that Mexico con-
templates suspending free coinage OF
silver. On the contrary, all Mexican
minis will be worked to their utmost ca
pacitv
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result the men are thoroughly acquainted
with each other and their work is usually
even. OF course, Longacre and G-etchius
and Messler are not up to the star lard of
the other five, but that could hardly be
expected. Their coaches have pounded
their faults out OF them rapidly.
The course over which the crews row is
exactly four miles, and the list Of victo-
ries and times made since 1876 is as
follows:
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possible candidates for seats in the shell
went to the training table Immediately
after the Christmas holidays, and since
then have had a regular and monotonous
life. The Harvard men who comprise the
crew have all had experience Of some kind
IN a racing shell. The acquisition of Bur
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London stock Market Unsettled.

LONDON, June pa very unsettled
feeling prevailed at the close of the stock
exchange. Silver securities were SER
iously depressed. American railroad Sc
curities were very fat. Denver & Rio
Grande common declined Ia, preferred q,
Central Pacific, IL. Settlements which
ended today passed off satisfactorily.
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Carson? He appears to be all battered up.
Gilleland-He acted as umpire yesterday
and gave decision against the home
team. Crummer-And he was wrong,-l
suppose? Gilleland-Wel would hard
ly express it that way. He was right eth
icaily, but he showed blamed bad iudg-
ment.-Puck.
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ShreWd Business hen

Should insist on knowing what thew are
paying for. The HERALD's list of SUBJ
scribers is increasing at the rate of over
100 each week. Don't accept our state
ment-examine our books. Try arc
open to everyone.
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YALE Will MEET HARVARD.
The Great Boat Race of the Year
Occurs Today.
II is A FOUR MILE COURSE.
How the Men Wiz Be Arranged in the
Boats.
Both Crews Have Been in Active Train.
ing Ever since College Convened
Last FalI-.The winners Since
1s76-Other Sports.

NEW LONDON, Conn.,, June o.
tSpecisl. l-Fhe great annual Yale-Har-
ward boat race takes place tomorrow on
the Thames course here. Fifty thousand
spectators will crowd the shores, the
roots of hopses, the observation train and
river craft of all descriptions. The two
crews will take post as follows:
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A Wen known Jockey Killed.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 29.-Eddie
Carr, the well known jockey from Brook
Ign. was thrown from a horse in race
here today by the breaking OF stirrup,
and his skull was fractured by blow
from the hoof of the horse following. He
died tnnirhf
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Shadow Manner Defeated.

ST. PAUL, June 29.-Dick Moore,
local fighter of note, defeated Shadow
Maher, welterweight champion of Aus
tralia, in twenty round contest tonig MT
before the Phoenix club. The gong
saved Maher several times during the
fight and at the close he was all but out.
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quet second, Stockton third. Time-2:37.
One mile and furlong-Count won,
Pickpocket second, Marie K third. Time
LIS.
One mile and sixteenth-Integrity
won, Prince George second, Long Beach
third. Time-1;49.
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Dutch Market Affected.

AMSTERDAM, June 29.-The market for
silver is affected by the action of India.
In open market fine silver dropped from
63 gullders to 60 per kilo.
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Yearllng RECORD BROKEN.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, June 9.-The yearling
record over half mile track was broken
here today by the Perial colt covering the
mile in 2:50A, breaking all June records
IN any track.
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Democratic Central Committee of Salt
Lake County.

A meeting of the above committee is
called for Saturday, July 1, at II m. at the
Office of J. H. Moyle, 301 Constitution
building, this city. A full attendance is
requested. If the member of the COM
mittee from any precinct cannot attend,
or is absent from the county, the presi-
dent of the local Democratic club, or
some leading Democrat will please accept
this as a notice to attend.
J. B. TORONTO, Chairman.
BYRON GRoo, Secretary.
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Derrees Conferred az ANN Arbor.

ANN ARsoR, Mich, June 29.-Michi-
gan university today conferred honorary
A. NJ. degrees on Charles H. Aldrich, of
Chicago, ex-solicitor general, and Law
renee Maxwell, present solicitor general;
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Export Duty on Mexican silver.

ST.. LOUIS, June ga special from the
City of Mexico says the government con-
templates placing an export duty on
Mexican dollars to aid the silver market.
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St. Louis smelling company Ciosees.

ST. LOUIS, June 2a.-The St. Louis
Smelling & Refining company, one of the
largest in the country, has decided to shut
down, owing to the silver trouble.
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CAUGHT In THE DAILY ROUNDUP,

The roundup man, noticing the in
terest which Colonel Trumbo was taking
in the business ventures of his young
brothers, observed TO one of the young
est:
NO. he replied, with smile, she
don't give us advice but he gives US
hell. - The boy tempered this off by
saying that his brother treated him
mighty fine when he visited San Fran
cisco.
Major Wilkes was halted on Second
South street to get his opinion of the ap-
pointment of Mr.. Snow to the surveyor
generalship. The major said he expected
as much. When in Washington he
learned that there were only two men in
the race-Snow and himself. Snow, he
confessed, had the advantage of the en-
dorsements of the regular party manag-
ers at home.
''rhis drop will not hurt us, as we
didn' get anything out of the mines for
two years, - said Sam Mcintyre of the
break in silver.
j. G. Bechtol, one of the proprietors OF
the Walker, goes to Soda Springs today
for few weeks outing.
Jake Cert, who is a certificate OF all
that is good ina travelling man, warmed
the Walker lobby last evening by spin
ming yarns.
The dear boys will be worried when
they hear that the sunbeam at the Peo-
PIES was nearly snuffed out at the lake
yesterday. Pearl Ardine, the pretty
soubrette, when disporting her graces in
the brine got tangled up in her skirts and
came near suffcating before she could be
reached. Young swells of the town NAV
be interested in knowing that Pearl will
cut the town and join Sport McAllister's
show.
d. c. Adams informed the roundup
man yesterday that President Clark $
condition was not as bad as reported. He
was overworked and his physician
ordered him to take thirty days of abso-
lutte rest. He has gone down to Penn
sylyania with friend and will pass the
time on a stock farm, hid away in the
pine woods.
Brisky and breezy Bert Seabold was
ningling with the Walker house loungers
last evening. Bert says that he will
never eat another meal if he hash Il
three million dollars just below the
surface OF the ground. His mine OF
elaterite, off the Uintah reservation. is
fabnlously rich. He is shipping 100 tons
a month and 1t costs $50 ton to wagon Il
100 miles to the railroad, which is pretty
stiff freight
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CLAIMS OF INDIA BANKS.
The Government Inclined to Secure Them
Against Loss.

S1MLA, June 29.-The Indian govern
ment is discussing the claims of various
banks which have FL. 500, 600 of silver on
passage to India and on which they want
compensation for depreciation in value of
the metal arising from the action of the
government in stopping the free coinage
of silver. 1t is said the government is in
clined to secure the banks against loss.
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Pool sailing at Washington Park.

CHICAGO, June 29.-The grand jury has
begun an investigation of pool selling at
the Washington park race track with a
view of closing it.
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Union Pacific Interest anticipated.

Boston, June 29.-The Union Pacific
announces that it will today anticipate
the payment of July interest. This in
cludes all com panies in the Union Pacific
system. Payments will amount to
g 600 600
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Strikers Return to Work.

KANSAS CITY, June %. Dispatches
from Ardmore, Mo-, and Bevier, Mo. {,
state that the striking miners returned to
work today at the wages offered by the
operators.
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siembers of the Council.
Justices of the Peace.

First Municipal Ward-P. Lochrie.
Second Municipal Ward-Clarence W.
Hall.
Third Municipal Ward-John Brown.
Fourth Municipal Ward-Fred A. Kes-
Ter.
Fifth Municipal ward-w. w. Gee.
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Police Department.

Headquarters city hail.
Chief of Police and City MarshaI-Sam
mel j. Paul.
Captain of Police-John J. Donovan.
Deputy Jailer-G George r. Raleigh.
Police Judge-Wm. w. Gee.
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Yesterdays Ball Games.
Observation-Disclosures. 8: Washin ct

-Cincinnati.S 3: Washin gton,
8.
PITTsBURG- Pittsburg, l; Brooklyn, 4.
CHICAGo-Chicago, s.; New York IL
CLEVELAND = Cleveland, 6; Phila-
delphia. 16.
LoUIsvILLE-Louisvi s. Baltomore 6.
ST. LOUISE. Louis 2, Boston 8.
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COLORADO MINES CLOSED.
Continued from page IL

at the door of the Sherman law than it
deserved. but that Its repeal might tend
to restore public confidence if only by
working upon the imagination of the
public
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Wood River Mines Close.

BOISE, Ida, June 2S.-Nearly all the
Wood River silver mines are closed owing
to the fall in silver.
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Nearly one half the total number O
suicides take place between the hours o
a. M. and noon.
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OUTLOOK AT EUREKA.
The Bullion Beck VIII Close, the Others
Will Continue Working.

EUREKA, Utah, June 29.-[Special. i
We are pleased to record that the low
price in silver will not cause the Eureka
Hill. Keystone, nor Centennial Eureka
to close down, the present intention of
the managers of these properties being to
continue for time at least. The Bullion
Beck, however, will close down to-
morrow,
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Board of Health.

K. N. Baskin, mayor, ex-officio chair.
IAN.
II. B. Beatty, health commissioner.
Fred G. Meacham, city physician.
E. V Silver.
9. B. Brooks.
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akRvARD.
Ace. HEeiqht.

The crews have been in active training
ever since college convened last fall. The
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1t is a sad thing to lose any one of
the senses, or to have any one of them
impaired. DIR. De Monco and asso-
ciates have an unparalleled record Of
cures of catarrhal deafness. If you are
affected that way, try thems
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also n. 5. on John Martin Scheaberle,
astronomer at Lick observatory, Califor-
mia.
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showed Bad Judgment.

Crummer-what IS the matter with