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Dizziness, Ealntness.

Extreme Iassitude, don't care and
want 90 be left alone" feeling. excl
liability. irritsbilify, nervousness. sleep
"biCes." AMI backAche. These are
sure Indications 81 Female Weakness,
some arrangement Uf the Uterus, or
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irreguIarity,

Suppressed or Painful Menstruations.
Weakness of the stomach. Indigestion.
BioatinZ. Flooding. Nervous PTostTa-
ton. Headache, General Debility. Also
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Bearing-down Feeling

causing pain. weight. and backache. u
instantly relieved aud permanently
cured hy IT'S Use. Under all ciTcurl-
stances II acts in harmony with the lawt
that govern ths female system. and
" - harmless as water. IL removes
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-Hr prics - 'hs crest iiiU-t-ns~s
rrsynff 80 in tiir galsi has i.san
fnr ard ~ - Fsaf SID tlses
wrrr ~ - futin3 EMS 81 81
furs isfses q bel ~ I'll fnnsises ne
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k.-.s IL ios-h wish 80 rrrsfesa rniuts
~ ne s'usia. ~ TIE Ca~usof<,lissn
49, tFstay tife rtronrt~ reroiar stsf
~ say sEtsting T@srissdieai
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NOT COCO snouoH.

re I.-y-r'. sFsesa-st Rss-sss foe R.-
fass.g the Cfssh
An individual accused ~ stealth 2
some cloth from taIiafs shop con
-inc~d layer - Thoroughly ~ Ms
faaoceaee that ~ -adertpoS his De
f~ns~ withous IN. customary rrtsiner
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is, therefore, of interest to see how Professor

is, therefore, Of interest to see how Professor
| Bruce states the case.
The life eternal he says, occupies large
place in the Christian system of thought, as it
cannot fail TO do in the case of all who really
believe that nan survives death. And the qllcs-
ton, Who share in that eternal life ? weighs
heavily on the Christian heart. Some cherish the
belief that all without exception shall par
tcipatc in its bliss, and that such as pass our
of this life unpreparcd for the glorious inheritance
shall be fitted for it by disciplinary process IN
intermediate state of being. General apologize
can recognize the legitimacy of tlis generous
forecast, while not pronouncng dogmatlcally
on the question. For the Christian theory
of the universe, universal salvation is not an
article OF faith any more than it is Il heresy. The
Christian philosopher docs not believe that there
is anything in the elements of matter out OF
which the universe is built capable OF frls-
tratng the divine purpose. But he uoes recog-
nize in the will Of man possible harrler to the
realization Of the Creators benefcent intentions
He remembers the ominous words of Jesus l
would, ye would not and is content TO cherish
large hope, without dogmatically asserting the
larger and LARGEST possible.
This is view Of the question that will not
please the extremists either side. but for that
very reason II comes nearer 10 the fundamental
idea OF Christianity, which has always allowed
its disciples to form their own opinions on the
subject.
We have not space to dwell longer on TINS
most able and candid presentation of the essen
tial elements Of Christianity. Its admraoie
spirit, no less than the strength Of its arsu-
ments, will 60 far TO remove many Of the pref
udces or doubts of those who are outside OF
Christianity but who are, nevertheless. not In
fdels Too often it has happened that those
men have been neglected by Christian writer's.
who devote all their attention either To
strengthening the faith Of those good souls IN
the Church. who already believe more than their
spiritual nature can assimate. or go on hcrce
Onixotic tilt against the blatant and ribald IN
6del. who, of course, only laughs at their
antics Tile modern Christian apologst must
address himself to the educated, reasonable men
Of the day, who stay out of the Church, not
because they are irreligious. but because they
are unreligious They look upon much that the
churches consider fundamental as TRIVIAL or
transient. while on the other hand they have
a keen appreciation Of many Of the spirituai
PRINCIPLES Of Christianity, which the chnrches
sometimes lose sight CT. These men are largely
snaping the destiny of the world to-day, ana IL
would I've we'll for the churches, instead OF mourn
ing over such men as infdcls," TO oher then
some such rational conception OF Christian "acl'-
inv as is embodied in this admirable defense OF
Christianity by Professor Bruce
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An Unknown Man Killed.

Coroner Morgan returned last even
ing from holding an inquest on the
remains Of man found just west of
the water tank at Deeth yesterday
morning. The remains were horri-
bly, mangled and bore but little re-
sem blance toward those of a human
being. The head and one leg were
severed from the body which was
crushed and ground into pulp. The
clothing was nearly all torn from the
remains and nothing was found by
which they could be Identified. The
only thing found on the remains was
S12,45. A jury was impannelled and
rendered a verdict that the deceased
came to his death by being run over
by the cars, and that his name, age
and nativity were unknown to the
jury.
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Humboldrs Assessment Roll.

County Assessor Guthrie has near
ly completed the assessment roll Of
thus county for 1898, 1t shows about
the same amount OF taxable property
as was assessed last year, minus the
horizontal raise Of twenty per cent.
made by the State Board Of Assess:
ors. The increase of live stock will
tend to swell the roll somewhat, and
altogether old Humboldt is holding
her own as the best county in the
State.-Silver State. -