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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14

fourth generation, he looks back into
other days and measures the progress
made in the West within the vision of
his memory.
Uncle Daniel is very lucky man in
more ways than one. He is lucky in
owning one of the best farms in the
West; lucky in possessing rugged health
in his old age; lucky in possessing the
confidence and esteem of all who know
him; lucky in being surrounded by a
family which is in itself a blessing,
and lucky in the fact that he viii live
in history as the first man to take adj
vantage of the Homestead act which
took effect at midnight on the
morning of Jan. /, 1863 He
is the owner of Homestead
entry 10. and is now living on the
same historic piece of land
Uncle Daniel was gay soldier boy
in those days, being member of Com
pany H., Seventeenth Illinois, but he
happened to be in Brownville, Neb., on
the night of Dec. 81, 1862, and was
tripping his light fantastic toe to the
merry, merry music of the dance. At
just about midnight he and Richard +.
Barrett, the register of the land Office,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14
An Impreved Alarm cIoel,.

The present style of alarm clock will
soon go into disuse il there is any
truth in the story that Swiss clock
maker has invented an alarm clock
with photographic attachment. In
place of the unmeaning clatter Of the
present clock, man can have himself
walked up by the repetition of one of
his favorite poems, or by strains of
dulcet music. In fact. the possibilities
of the thing are unbounded.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14
scHAUWEKER's Nur LocK.

Fig. representing the blank of the
lock plate as il is punched out and
before being bent into form, while Fig.
shows the application of the improve
ment, the key being in place in the
lock. The grooves at the sides of the
bolt hole in the lock seat are adapted
TO receive the feathers bent downward
from the sides OF the central opening
Of the lock plate, aud the two ears at
the ends Of the lock plate, when bent
upward AS shown in Fig. !. form a
groove in which slides a wedge-shaped
key, the key being kept from coming
out by wire pin or loop. In applying
the lock the nut is to be screwed down
until, when the key IS placed in posi-
tion, il win 90 snugly against a fiat
side Of the nut, the plate being placed
50 that its feathers viii engage the
proper notches in the lock scat TO ena-
bic this 10 be effected.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14

Take an ounce ~ lieoricc, quarter
oi pound 81 ralsius. a senspoonful Of
aaasced and two quarts Of water, Roll
slowly until reduced 10 one quart
then add quarter Of pound o. finely
powdered rock candy and the juice Of
onn lemon. Drink half pint Of this
when going 10 bed aud little more
when the cough Is troublesome.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14

shade of baby blue Bengaline silk. At
the waist line, coming TO point over
the bodice and across the shoulders.
are straps Of a Rhododendron tint Of
velvet. They join in a point at the
waist line, where they are arranged 10
fall in graceful loops. The short
sleeves consist Of half puff of pale
blue chiffon caught upon the shoulder
by standing loops of Rhododendron
velvet.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14

capt Dick Bedford, the receiver, and
James Bedford, who was also con-
nected with the Office, stepped out to
get some fresh air, doubtless In
August Uncle Daniel had bought out
Robert Green's interest in the land
which he subsequently made his home
and had put up house and done some
breaking. So while he and the land
Office officials were taking a respite
from the arduous duties of the dance
they stepped into the Office and at
1905 a. M, Jan. /, 1868, he filed the
papers which gave him Homestead
entry No. l. The above picture rep
resents the place as it appeared in the
spring following.
The land lies four and half miles
northwest of Beatrice and numbered
100 acres. Uncle Daniel now owns 500
acres in a body, and it is as fine land as
can be found anywhere in America.
Mr. Freeman was born in Preble
county, Ohio, in 1926. He has nine
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14
DUKE OF MANCHESTER.
A Bright. Clever Boy. Fond OF Field
Sports and boating.

The new Duke of Manchester is
bright, clever Elton boy, who, owing
TO the sad and untimely death of his
father, succeeds to the title and estates
as boy of fifteen. The youthful
Duke Of Manchester has made many
friends at Eton, where he is universally
liked for his manly love Of
field sports and boating, and
his sturdy, unaffected dispo-
sition. He is devoted to his mother,
as his mother is to him, and his career
viii be at ched with kindly interest
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14
ApyrIte. Q New smokeless rowder.

Apyrlte. New Sm0keleSs Powder.
Although full information Of the
composition of this powder is not OBJ
tainable, 1t is known that nitro-cellu-
lose enters largely into it. 1t is claimed
that this powders burns without flame
or smoke. that It can be handled and
transported without danger, and that
it is not affected by moisture or heat
According TO the Revue Scientifiaue
experiments recently made at
Stockholm showed that twenty
shots with apyrite did not
heat the gun as much as fifteen shots
with ordinary Swedish powder, or ten
shots of nitro-glycerine powder.
Neither does it foul the gun. 500 shots
with it leaving the gun clean. The
same authority states that with the
new magazine gun used in Sweden, 3'5
grammes, or about one-eighth of an
ounce, win give an initial velocity of
Gao meters, or 1850 feet, with n
pressure of 1890 atmospheres. The
manufacture of this powder requires,
II is said, neither special appliances
nor buildings.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14

fitted carriage, provided with con-
trail post, the upper end of which
is threaded and provided with
an adjusting nut On the post
below the nut is collar
which is pressed upwardly against the
nut by n spiral spring, The collar car
ries steel pawl which engages the
rack, so that when the collar is pushed
down, the carriage is forced to advance
along the rack bar from one to six
teeth at time, according to the nd
justment of the tale-up. To the car
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14
rr.llr Lnw DOWN

First Boy-Thcre goes the lowest
down, meanest cuss in school,
second Boy-What did he doP
TSrst Boy--I stole his lunch, an ne
,,.ant an, told tn teacher instead o
s,ealin' somebody else's'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14
ArtInclnI Morms.

The latest triumph of Yankee inven-
tive genius is an Indiarubber fish
worm. 1t is said to be a remarkably
good imitation of the common earth
worm, is indestructible, and in actual
use proves as alluring to the fishes as
the genuine article.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14
HIS WAS THE FIRST.
HOW DANIEL FREEMAN WON
HIS HOME.
Homestead No. Taken Out Near Bea-
trice january !, Is6s-Ir Freeman
stnI Living on TIA Monument to the
Pioneers of the West

WING ON HIS
farm near Beatrice,
in Gage cou n ty ,
Neb., Uncle Daniel
Freeman, as every
body calls him, is
enjoying the bless
ings Of a ripe old
age. Surrou n d e d
by peace and plenty
and a family reach
ing down 10 the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14
New Mathematical Instrument.

The engraving illustrates new in
strumcnt for the use of engineers and
architects 10 be used as u section liner
and scale dividcr. The base of the
instrument consists of bar having a
longitudinal rack, with twenty-four
teeth to the inch To the bar is nicely
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14
N FASHIONS GLASS.
A PEEP AT THE NEW THINGS
FOR WoMAN'S WEAR.

rhs Last blossom OF Autumu--A stylish
street CONTRIBUTIONS In Evening
uodiees--A Collection of Matter Per-
tsining to woman aud Home.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14

STATES,
living children, all but one in Gage
county, and eleven grandchildren, and
although past &C, he is active, hale and
hearty and occasionally goes out and
takes hand in the field work.
JOHN Nj. CorToN.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14
SCIENTIFIC WORLD.
observation-disclosures OF THE
WORLDS PROGRESS.
An Instrument for Mathematical Emu
meratiou--A serylceable Eut Lock
Edison's New Jersey yIIIage-A New
smokeless Powder.
Az Improyed Nnt Lock.

The accompanying illustration rep
resents a simple, very efficient, and in
expensive form Of nut lock, designed,
when properly set, TO prevent any
turning or loosening of the nut, key
holding the lock from any possibility
OF loosening. This improvement has
been patented by Mr.. William Schau-
weker Of Pittsburg Fig. / shows the
lock plate and the seat for the lock,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14
fnREE EyENiNa nopicEe.

rt FH tNENlNt BODltENs
g ,v,N Of art in violet and gold. The
MIN nn itself is Of violet peau de sole,
,ora. "h embroidered design of gilt but
/, s s The lower part Of the bodice
O,a ,o,,aed OF this silk, tight fitting.
i, NV a, me bust is laid in fllmy folds vic.
No ,n'non, which is shirred towards
woa s0nter' Strings OF gilt beads are
Tbo o,iu in and out over the chiffon.
AIN aoek is cut decidedly low The
a ~. substitute for sleeve consists of
riolo, graceful cap arrangement of
ths ~ sn,non, with gilt polka dots. AZ
Or thssu the sleeve Is held by two
t .uree yellow roses.
'ner pretty bodice is Of faint
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-14
Tor Autumn Wear

a very stylish hat for September aud
October wcas is 81 white crinoline,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01
THE CHURCH CAsLs.

when tho first proposition 10 oschoai
Mormon Church property cluo before
Congress, upwards uf six years ago, We
Tribune declared against H. Whom tho
various proposals have come along from
time 10 Time Tor tlo waste aud pluudor-
ing Of that property, this paper ha'' ~
so far ~ II had opportunity, denouncei
them. II has not NJ any limo hk'n
any pleasure in this Hsqucsirntioh OF
pr5pofty from tho purpose 10 which 10
was devoted by those who gave w.
We have. ~ course, recognized tno duty
Of tho officials tu enforce tie law alter
n wns passed, but have consistently OPP
posed an raids upon the property. Iho
iinal Hiagos Of The litigation arc now pro-
crossing, aud nm Important stop therein
was talon yesterday in the decision rou.
dofod by the Territorial supreme Cour';
MO have no quarrel
with any u the lcni,ios Of tho sui %, nor
with any phase Of them save ~ they have
seemed ~ us unnecessarily expensive
and wasiCinl.
The foregoing IL from the salt Lake
Tribune Of THE (Friday) morning. We
regret being unable 10 recall any very
intense tarucs,uois on the part Of our
Contemporary In opposing the eacheat
proceeding at the time they were pro-
posed and instituted, or during the
various stages through which they
have progressed. Atthc same time We
note with undisguised pleasure the
present avowal of such opposition, aud
this ftieadly sentiment, expressed NJ 70
the rights aud equities which We
think have been invaded. II marks q
happy change In local feeling, and Il
reflex Of public feeling throughout
the country al large. II Is ever q
source Of Satisfaction aud gratitude 70
learn that oven the Mormons are
adjudgcd 10 have rights which Others
ought 10 respect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

as 10 tho particular creed 10 which
Mrs. Rics aud her associates have
given adherence, nor ~ 10 how inr tue
pIan Of taivation they proclaim cou.
forms to that laid down In the scrip
lures Of divine truth aud given anew
In these latter days ~ revelation from
on high. But Of that, At this tine, ~
matter; II eufiloos to say that their
motives appear to be good, their iiie
aad conduct exemplary, their charity
and earuestncss abundant, and thtir
teaching not In conflict with any law
human OF divine.
Now, there Il nothing In all this that
GU 1T to be- oil .nsive 70 the people Of
the Christinn city Of Chloag0-n city
selected a. the site for display OF the
various evidences Of the most advanced
civilization, the highesi intelligence
the utmost liborality Of thought, rae
tice aud preccpt Yet the pspets toll
us that the ntllo band Of revivalists
have been given neither peace nor
quarter by the pollc'; the leader, AL
though woman, has been arrested
time aud again; she has been locked
up and treated with great indignity,
only TO be- released every time a. H.
legally restrained When brought before
the magistrate; and not only
have che and her colleagues
been thus treated, but Innocent
bysnndcr and rasseuOy have been
loaded into patrol wagons or hustled
OIL to jail; In word, unccaslng and
RELENTLESS persecution has been their
portion from the beginning Of opera
lions until the present, and 10. the end
IL not yet.
Butit Ia high time such brutality
cams 10 au end. The disgtaccful busi'
ness Ia which the police have Engaged
has gone much TO lar. Their help
lessness IN dealing with actual law
breakers IL made tho more glazing
by thor zeal In swooplng down IN
"a settles u outrage upon uuot
Tending people; aud they should
be promptly given to understaud thai
public contempt 10 but increased By
auch conduct They are preparing
themselves for storm Of indignation
gathered from all sections u thu land
Let them cease their own bluc'coEtrt
lawlossness, respect the inalirnabl'
rights Of others aud mind theif owl
business, or that storm viii break upoi
their heads with a fury they ii,tlu
dream Of and can but ieobly Withstand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01


Plainly tho financial scare l. about
over Currency, which Is cAus0lOss fear
sont into boarding places, ls finding ~
way Into tho regular channels N trade,
bankers and business mOu Hro breathing
more regularly and tho nppr1housions "
tho timid are suhsidiug NJ rapidly ne ihoy
arose. In n word. common son'o IL as
Stunning H. sway. Everybody knows
that tlofe II an abundance Of money
Iu tho country nud everybody knows
that there can 30 no foar OF n panic 10 10
be gIycn legitimate circulation. --hOchcy.
ter a. 81 Democrat and Chronicle
Asafuloi II iBa much safer plan to
hurt people than 10 scare thvm, provld-
ing you do not hurt them too much.
a bruisc or n cut they will proceed TO
bind up or treat In such may as may
seem best aud then II able will 70 ON
with their regular business but let the
sontatlon Of fear once penetrate - tho
nerve centtrs and the whole mechanism
10 deranged In an Instant and for n long
time. II IL then that the foolish, I'M
warranted and oittlmes dangerous
things arc done-lhlngs that cause
more damage In u majority OF cases
than was even threatened. Presence
Of mind, that anchor whose proper
use holds tbs vessel In place until the
storm rolls by, Is either not used at all
or thrown overheard un'attonod, and
the craft IL lott Ut the mercy Of the
breakers.
Those who at one time or another
have seen iljck OF sheep ON n railway
track In front OF a swiftly approaching
train mpy have given attention to the
indefnable faulty, or tho utter all.
senco Of any form Of reasoning that
seems 10 poiaess them. The shriebing
OF the whistle, the hiss Of es.
Gaping steam ami tho olsltor u the
pondrrous machinery seem TO terribly
them Into helpless hyPnotism instead
Of serving a. u warning 10 be needed;
and the stupid quadrupcds bunch
Themselves upon the track M closely rs
possible In order that the death.bl0w
iAh1 ~ ~ ANAAi9 Nc iaANaH'Ns ''hs :"
good many people ~ the fret appear.
ance Of u fnaAciEl Hurry act very
much like the meek but reasoning
animals spoken Of. la order to protect
themselves they bunch together and
act alike, tho effect being that their
losses are greater than II they had
done nothing at all OF acted separately.
II does not av ri or modify panic 10
spread II, surely, ant yet that is about
the fret iJea that occurs ~ tho element
spoken Of.
The country Is In very good
condition 40 far ~ relates tu
its substance and lis available
asset; SO would the people be II only
they would make the most Of what
they have and not IN moment OF
usunosH XIII the goose that lays theil
golden eggs. Accept from US "a wyII
OF advice: DO not get excited do mol
Try to make others excited; make IN,
most instead u the least Of the situa
ton, sud SEQ how gIandly We shal
soon pull through this little disturb
ANGEL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01
WHERE'S our BOAsrED LlDGRrTl

What Is known as the West Side in
Chicago has been enjoying for sou e
weeks past the dlsintofesleI anu ener.
gotc labors OF woman reviyalls',
Mrs. Rlce, who conducts open mir sst-
vices ut tho street cornpm aud IN su1D
vacant lots or parks 40 arc suited 10 the
collection Of an audience. The asalau-
band otovnngv.ists at whose hend Mrs,
Rice stands arc not addicted to any
form OF iutgmpeTancc-elther OF ian.
guago or otherwist--uo do they o.
their teachings present anything c.icu'
lated To create disorder or law.
lessness. on the contrary, they pray
and Ang with ieryor and sincerity,
and preach repentance ,ulno sinner
the need Of reformation irou evil way
and the salvation which eau come
only through belief in The Holy one
cruclhed. We have not been informed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01
IN NLM ROLE.

The Fress. Of RuNburg, Idaho, comes
% hand somewhat improved a. q ap.
prarancc and matter aud with the
name " an old and capable fflvnl nj
the masthead 40 captain-Ben l..
Rich. Tho customary "salutatory"
does no, appear, but In its place We
lind an Introductory chapter under the
head OF "Our Creed" Tnis " couched
Ia JUS; such language a. those who
know the newt edged editor best
would naturally look for, being strictly
original anu very much to the
point. After announcing his belief
that his locality 10 moro highly favored
In nil respects save population than
any other, no announces his religion,
polite, aud financial leaning In tho
following iiat.iooled language
Tho editor Of this paper IL Mormon,
so arc tho majority ~ bis readers. Ito
therefore Intends publishing from tlmo
20 limo itCmy of Church news, which hO
believes can bo probably road hv
saints and sinn1rH.h should We publish
anything la the shape Of false or unsouni
doctrine wo extend Uu Invitation Tor You
20 'go unor us.n We will ho ~ home
upon all occasions,
We believe IN the principle of proloc-
ton as advocated by that "Gmnd OLD
Party of tho flag" We are Republican
from the crown uf our head TO tho solrs
OF our feet, and We can also boo found ~
homo upon this subject,
We Will light. and u necessary die, i1i
the free aud unlimited coinage Of silver
az tho ratio Of 6tOl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

THE FmE losses Tor the year 1891,
which Insurance men were 10 much
disturbed about, amounted 10 only
$40, 200. O0O, while for the nine months
VI 1893 already gone they have to face
atum reaching almost 500, 100000. II
would be interesting 10 know whether
natural oouu quenoe NJ hard times ia
an increase IN oothsgrations, OF
whether the latter result II only a pro-
cess Of insorutable leveling by which
Icapitnl IN vol as labor or poverty h
made to ieel the financial pressure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

Thcfe fgutys fyyresrnt tho number
10 HOttltb NJ ur. kirr'a Sew DiHcnVriy
loI Consumption, Coughs anu told'.
gh,ch wurr salu Va the United state.
itom Harch, i)l or March, 'b2. !w'
AiIlion, Two Hundred gud Twenty
T. lht Thousand Six Hundred auu
sovtnty.TWl bottles sold Ia one year
1ul each Ont every bottle was soli ul
d positive guarantees that money Woul
ir refunded n tnti,iactOfy results az
not follow ils use. Tho srcf,t " DO
uerrsgis r.g,u. 10 uevcT uleaprolnh
lui con- aisuya 80 depended on nH llt
very urst remedy FOR Coughs, ,p'"
fr. iTl %, 6lc nnI gl.Ol. ~ = 4
Euih & Coz N-Ig Store. o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

own but the light Of a dozen genera
tons Of stea0y anu upward human
progress to guide them, such proceed
ings became 70 assailable that they
need not DO surprised Il the demon
that they call up from tho Vastly depths
OF dark ages refuses To be exercised on
the terms and at the time they would
...f..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

J. B.WiIs3u, 81 Clay Suert 7uarp'..
burg. Pa, says no will not be without
Or. Kuga New Discovery. irt Con.
sumption, Coughs gnd Colds that u
cured his wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia atterau attack OF - Ia
Grippe" when various oihcs remedies
and several physlolans had done heT
no good. R0trrt Barber, Of CuyEspor1i
Pa, claims Dr.. King's New Discovery
has done him more goOd than any ming
he ever usel Tor Lung Trouble. Moth
ing like IL. Try H. Free Trial Botil'e
At A. G. Smith & Co.'S Drug store
large bottles. 500. and 81 ,Ol. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

" UNCERTAINTY Is the cause Of the
present hard times ami industrial
depression, as the eastern part Of the
country l. fond Of asserting, by oil
means must Congress keep In session
until the tarin matter Is disposed Of
The laying low u the silver question
docs but magulIy Ia the West the Sun
certainty" as to what the future may
have 10 store for the io,t Of the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

THE DErEN1toN q iiauly ltvine'a
oaloium.llpht men by the Nov f,rh
immigration authorities uudef the pro
visions Of the contract labor law cushi
a. last to illuminate taiifiaoiofily a
hitherto dark and dry ,us and doubt
ful clause Of that niue .psuudcrsiood
euRelmcni.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

PARlIsANslUp AND personality
oJuli scarc,ly further 40 than
ia the case VI the Lewspnpcs
correspondent who dca'ribtd the
broad, bland, childhko smile
Of tx Speaker Reed ne "lhr
exu latlun OF 40 ingraiusi, IN.
eraIicahle conplaceucy."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

$40 o. rftnIphu,1 ruic OF the
Robert Mantoll clsir' Is proof .
uuurr thia brand a, warranted clear
Havana filler an Sumaifa wrapper oi
tue test quality thni money can buy,
aud undr by the mIst skiliul %
Cuban wufkmon. JuH. Try Que, nearly
every dealer keris iHrl,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

SALT LAKE CIIy nas given frcsh
and glowing evidence Of ability to
"raIse the wind" Last nlghpd per-
f1imaucs ia this line was calculated D
safely the most exncting. IL was
indeed a brerzs 10 "mako l,xih'o the
knees oi m tied osb," Aud shake tho
roofs anu walls Of everything ram
shaCkle. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

WHITE nOusr, Holt and Slater
Pfopriet0fs. sl,50 % $500 per day.
New management, most centrally lo'
Gated, rentied, aud best hotel ani table
for the price in tho city. Arthur
Edwards, manager, Salt Lake Ciiy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

Exceedingly cheap faica 70 3. Louis
are now In effect The Union Pacific
ami Missouri Pacific ll'ys are running
a daily Pullman Palace Sleeper from
Salt Lake CITY, Cheyenne and Denver
TO 81. Louis without change. Pullman
ninlug Cars Denver TO Kansas City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01
sLr.-.Lh nna EIesIth

~ you nfD not feeling strong and
huaithy, Try Electric Biticrs. II Via
lhpp" has lcu you weak aud weary,
uso r. voluc RU,em. This remedy neia
directly ON Liver, stomach AM hI.-
urys, gently aiding these organs 90
raturm their functions. II you arc
u clci with sick n tadache, you viii
tiI greedy aud termanont relief ly
.Siug Electric Bittop. One trial vii.
convince you that THIS Is the remedy
ruu need. largr bottle only 6Oc., Ni
y. G.. Smith g. Il'l Drug Store, 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

Tho leadins dentist-, DOUly Block.
strictly nfstclnss work ht ono.hall
price charged olsew here, Best west Of
Chicago.