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HIS AFFIDAVIT.
1t Will Make People Believe
His Wonderful Story.
Subscribed to bv 0ne0f New York'S
Most Prominent Justices.
Here is the Whole Matter Exactly as
1t Happened

STATE OF NEW YORK pss
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.
Lucien Rodd. of whitehall, n. Y. being by me
duly sworn. deposes and says that some years
ago he suffered very greatly with insomnia. ner-
vous rrostration aud hts body was covered with
sores. causing him great pain and annoyance.
That his head was 30 covered with sores that
he was hardly able to comb or even brush MS
hair, so great was the pain 1t occasioned.
Tha he consulted the local physicians without
successful result; that he took quantities OF med
lcine with no benefit whatever; that physicians
told him his disease was incurable. and he had
come to the same conclusion himself, and had
made up his mind to go to q hospital and await
death.
That just about this time he learned about Dr.
Greenc's Nervura blood and nerve remedy,
which he began to use. That this remedy en-
tirely relieved and cured him, healed ana DRIED
up his sores, enabled him to sleep soundly ana
comfortably, and restored him to his ordinary
ylgor and vitality. in short. made a sound ana
well man of him, so that he was fully able 10
work at hts occupation. and has done so since
that time.
That he attributes his recovery to DR.. Greenes
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. as 1T restored
HIM when everybody and everything else had
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Articles of Incorporation were yesterday
filed with the Secretary of State as fol-
lows: Miller Manufacturing Company, La
favette. capital stock $4,000; Manufac-
turers' Cooperative Natural gas Company,
Dsleville. capital stock 81. 500; Wyandotte
Club. New ALBANY.
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kepublicnn Mayor Elected.

PORTLAND. Me-, April 17.-In the second
election for Mavor. to-day. the vote was
somewhat smaller than in March. There
was, nevertheless. considerable interest.
The result was q sweeping victory for
jority over Ingraham. Dem. and Trne.
Pro. Many Democrats stayed away from
the polls.
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reasonable alimony and custody of their
only child. Nellie Ayres.


Elizabeth Shaffer. appointed administers
trix of the estate of sarah Greger. gave
bond in the SUN of 800.
Louise Hermanpy was appointed admin
istratrix of the estate OF William Her.
nanny and gave bono for $1,000.
Frederick Gompf yesterday qualified as
administrator of the estate OF Elizabeth
Deitzell deceased and gave bone in the
sum of S1,s50.
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Mrs. P.rriro.. suit.

Mrs. Frances Perrigo yesterday filed suit
against the Consumers Gss Trust Com
pany, asking $4,000 damages for injuries
received in the gas explosion at the corner
of Illinois and Twenty-sixth streets. on
the night of Feb. Ii. w. Fl. Corbaiey.
owner of the house demolished ia also
made defendant. The plaintiff alleges
negligence on the part of both defendants.
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The regular business meeting of the
Marion Club win be held at the clubhouse
this evening. at s o'clock. Various matters
of Importance are to be discussed AND voted
on. the advance of dues being n prominent
point. Music Will be furnished by the
clubs orchestra. All members are earnest
lY invited TO attend.
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Mrs. Beaupre Sues for Divorce.

Sarah r. Beaupre yesterday began suit
for divorce from her husband, Frank Y.
Be aupre. on the grounds of cruelty. IL
will be remembered that Mrs. Beaupre was
found on the street SATURDAY night by a
Merchant policeman. staggering and APP
parenty intoxicated. investigation how
ever. showed that she had attempted sui
eide by taking morphine pills. She told
the Off Ger that her husband had driven her
to the attempt by hia cruelty.
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Goyernof's Appointments.

The Governor will probably announce
ONE appointments tomorrow. A delegs-
tion of northern politicians Is expected to
call on him to-day. but in whose favor has
not been made known. lt Ia pretty certain
that there Will be two new members on the
prison board south. The prison boards
north and south will be named at the same
time. Much interest has been shown in
the Governors selection of the tax COM
missioner. but he has refused to indicate
whom be will appoint. 1t Is pretty we'll
known. however. that the offer has been
the State. and that the Governor is wait
ing his acceptance before proceeding
further with the appointment.
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TN. Tilghm.n Divorc. Stands.


Michael Curran. q deputy constable OF
Haughville. was yesterday declared insane
by a commission composed of justices Mar
tin and Feller and Drs. Williams and Vile.
Cugran Is n young man twenty-five years
OF age. and came TO Haughville o short time
that the military force of that State Is pur-
suing him.
Ellen +. Hart. residing at 2s2 South West
street. was also declared insane. She IN
AGNES that her children are trying to de-
stroy her by fire. Two years ago she was
afflicted with cry sipelas of the face and now
imagines that she Is entirely paralyzed.
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Henry Fahner. q South Meridian-street
saloon keeper. was arrested yesterday for
selling liquor on sunday. The arrest was
made by officer Jackson. on a warrant
sworn out by Conrad Miller. Miller was
arrested Sunday nc the instance of Fahner,
and took the opportunity of squaring up
xnoffArs
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ID ECEIVER,S - THE
N undersigned VIII sell at public auction, on the
premises in Columbus; Ind; on Tuesday. Nay ..
1888, tho material and good will OF the Columbus
daily AMI Weekly Republican. also the job ofice and
book bindery. The plant Ia entirely solvent. and is
ortiered sold only TO dissolve an unpleasant partner
ship. Appraised at 81. 800 The plant is c0mplete,
enjoys a good business and is in excellent condition.
Terms of sale-Onehalf cash, oDe-fcurth IN Fix
months and 0nelfourtll In twelve months. 10 be Sc
cured by NOR x lge on the plant at j per cent. inter
est. w. l. MCCAMPBELI. Receiver.
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Yesterday afternoon William =. and
Flshbsck kappes lost by diphtheria
their little daughter Nannan. aged five
years. The funeral and burial will take
place at 10 A. NJ. to-day, and will be private.
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Cie0pdfra Is Gone,

So is Mark Antony. the noblest Roman of
them all. They left on the c.. II. & D..
and took with them not only the best
wishes of all their admirers. but also q
dozen bottles of the great favorite Co
lumbia Beer" the latest product of tho
Hore Brewing Company. which pleased
them exceedingly well while in our city.
On tap every where. Bottled by j. Bos.
Telephone 1669.
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Carrie NJ. Ayres has begun suit against
her husband. Frank j. Ayres. q printer,
asking for a divorce on account of drunk
anness and failure TO provide. She asks
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lever, Calls Upon Matthews.

Charles l.. Jewett. a auondam power in
state Democratic politics. was IN the city
yesterday and called on Governor Mat
.hews. He modestly denied having any
business with the Governor. but called
merely to pay his respects
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II suffered TO progress. often results in an in
durable throat or lung trouble. ..Brown's Bron-
chtal Troches' give instant rcl.ef.
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BEFcHAM's PILLS cure bilious and nerv-
GUS ills.
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Address T. u. LINN, northwest corner Market and
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FINASCiAL
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IL SAYLES. 75 East Market street.
MONEY TO LOAN-6 PER CENT. HORACE
NJ MCKAY. koom II. Talbot d News Block.
EINANCIAL- WANTED TO BUY TERRE
i Haute d indianapolis Ia lroai s ock. NEWTON
TODD. z ingalls, Book.
MONEY To JOAN on MoRTGAGEs-TERMS
WI reasonable. At Thorpes Book. Last Market
street MceIlLIARD & DARK
IL City property and
c. f. coFFIS 81 CO.. so Fast Market street.
MONEY TO LOAy On FARMS AT THE LOy-
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HA. Sow Me.s-nc.r

John Merriweather. of Clinton. the Gov
ernor's own bome. has succeeded Willard
Voyies as executive messenger. Mr.. Voyles
leaves TO enter law school.
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Furnituro-Eastmau. schlelcher & Leo
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plugged all the keyholes TO prevent
ny escape Of the deadly gas. The
attempt, however, was failure ro'u
after being placed under tioh ment
MI. HI revived. She WAS lskeu n8
io ihr o. use q her suic dal att mp',
ult relftuI 81, sry uuyihiaE ore 90 D
that che hai been ill trua'ri nui
wanted 600 iis. She has two or three
you children.
Detail. OF tue horrible burning " an
aged Mexican ursr WatuUi's iHu, 10,
Cat, hsvt been received. a Mthic d.
name Santa Ana, who has Nuver.-
ucut claim neat Warner rHurn. .r
been kgo plug an aged IMAM know 20 iy
n. "puur. o, - fpputtd 90 iu lla SO Is
MD, uuu wul was totally blind. .Hit
Ana snu his vito Icit ths uiuce 90 ON.
tain work and au Indian .uY % ~
agreed TO To- after uli rancho. Nr
uii not do so, "a wUveI auu Irli Doe
place. AUefwari Hu Indian uHW u
Jssus Maria went - the place aud B.. is
suupIseI furnished the ulu man WIlr
| cigarettes aud matches. Tho hUusU
ruulhl Gre and The blind man wHt
roasted to death. The inside ut ODE
house being partly of Adobe wns mot
entirely cousumuJ AMI lh bones Of .Iu
Pauch1 were found iusidu. So
suHtiCiln 10 attached 20 Tine Indian
visitor. ne 1t ~ believed that
/ old pnuChu, through hiH blind
ntss, yet fire 10 tho place Will,
HmUking.
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SUMMONS
In the District Court H md for tho Third
Judicial uitIu.t uf UiHh Iututufy.
County 90 sails Lake.


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NoTloE 10 oREplroRs.

NOTICE Or u.UIln GIVEN iN llll US.
y HyfHIHuHH. UImInIHITHtHr Uf 900" fHlal" ul
WI S. hIHU.It.r. |tI. eco tNr rftaItuIr 90 aud
1iI uUfsuua nlNuE claims against enc HIil
IrHrHHUU. Boo ehH..II tHyu with ihH no. .hfg
loHuUyTH, wItWu Cen m1liNa hiirr iH' NItt
r.H.f..t.au 81 fHfH notice, 90 the HaHd admin
iftfffuf no SO .ll street, lu SALT Lake city, in
th. County ut S.II lake
WIN. H. +. AUru, administration Of tho rsAic
Of 49, { A. Alien. NrrtnHr1.
Dated December t.h 1884,
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NOTICE. 10 ONEOlT0Rs.


NruII.E a. UrbEUY GIVEN ny THE
~ uHU,rHgUfI. sarah u. kIWbaIl, HfmIuIas
trsIrIN uI lHU estate ul Ranch 2. hinuull,
UlNIuF r'HlWa against che sltl icroafci, Co
tEuiHt IuUW with tIr necessary v0uchtrs.
Within four months ufgIr tnu nrat publication
uf tUi. notice. tu ono Haid admlntsrHtrN az her
f".lUnHU Boo salt Lake CITY, 900 thl county n
salt Like
Sarah o. kInOau adm'ui.trA RIA Of tho
tHIH.. ui Ranch A. hwhHlI deceased.
uHIrt November 18th. lHH
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS =
MEETING.

NvoTTrE Is uEuEUA GIVEN THAT THE
n annual ttnUahUIIrrN meeting Of tln
iicluur Qaern Mining company OF .hlt Lake
rtI al, I.4raacuUu of HUY other business that
n.rt ..aurrig rnmu before lI,wIl he held no
H.. si.r. fuim 100 nnH|0y building, -hlt lHau
City. utlu. on saturday, lhc t,h oah or dal'
ViI,I Iu d. articles of inCutunIhl1n, ht 10
,i9i.1e I. m no. llEtNLi, lrcHt.
ST. UAuuros, Secretary,
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NOTICE.
Mls.oula ri,cer Mining Company, salt LAKE.
City Utah.

NOrtCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ amrruuEDt Che directors held saturday,
Dec. HlI. l.I. . Hn assessment cot fen COME per
share u.7 lcuct on IhU capital Fors Of mo
gHrHHr. IiHu payable January tI.ls 9. t9I.tae
Nh I.N|u.. H no NHm HrUNt. ult Lake tIU,
n ..H. och upon wHUI tIs gaaCH-unut
m.E 900 unpaid uH January iIth, lsIi. witt
Doc Delinquent .Uu ADVERT .Il tur sale It UuHIr
auction .U1 uU.Uaa payment be- m 10 iviUte
$500. .U .H.I uu fNH laI.uE OBJ. Fob. 900 Ht 2
,Iu Tl. delinquent l.f.. mont tUtCihcr
with HUHt uI #IsUrU .HI y"HU Hu 10 sale.
Id W..n .f. cot
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OfUo % sa'tIrts Rapid muut Ua
SAN LAND CRY TfII
December d.. .sf| ,
NOTICE
Us WNrTrT OWES THAT HrE
au.uHI meeting ul tHr HH.EHHIHUF .I
-H'ffaku UAuiH transit Company 5000 h. I
90 tHU tuuHanr's 0n.ct boo sHIt lHhC t.fF. ,taIt
Iu tHItul .iufh uu Thursday, tHr I'tu uHE ut
JHuuur... %. DO. 1ttl. ut 300 u ciutt % fI.
q. r. rANlNuN,
g. NJ4UN Secretary. PRECEDENT
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