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T1n 1zANsAs MIRRORING.
ropulilts said 10 DO Plainly Guilty of For
~ .nru i,Aillnn Al,n Ing.

Popullsta said 10 bO Plainly Guilty of For.
gerry under the Law.
Topeka, KAN, Jan. 10.-Tho Populiat
house election committee submitted a
report to-day BUSTING tho Republican
members from jackson and Reno coun.
tics, holding their election was illegal.
Tho senatorial clOction committee
holds papers against six Republican
senators. II ID probable ave Republl.
cans will take q hand In tho instituted
criminal proceedings against Chief
Clerk Rich for having made alleged
ofaAuro and insertion In the official roll
over tho signature Of tho secretary Of
state and the great seal Of the state.
This action Is clearly ClasSed as forgery
by the statutes,
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Natural Gus Exploslon.

RICHMOND, IND, Jan. lO.-A terrible
natural gas explosion occurred last
night, which completely destroyed the
grocery store and dwelling house Of
Thomas Crabb, corner of Tenth and
North streets. The cellar was full OF
escaping gas when George Boyce opened
tho door and lighted a match, and the
explosion followed. -Four persons were
injured. Mrs. Baker, eighty years old,
skull fractured and four ribs broken,
will die; Mrs. Thomas Crabb, log
broken and badly burned; Thomas
Crabb, jr., arm mashed; George Boyce,
arm and leg broken. The loss is about
$1,000.
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ST. JoHN, n. B.. Jan. l0.-Judge Pc.
tors this afternoon sentenced DR.. Ran
dali and @. b. welton to the peniten-
tiary for five years. Tho prisoners were
found guilty Of defrauding insurance
and benefit associations Of the United
States out OF large amounts by eflecting
graveyard insurance upon number Of
people in Nova Scotia.
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Jan. 19,-Two
nights ago in Pickens county, May
Davis, a white girl, aged thirteen, gave
birth 10 negro child, confessing that
James Williams, colored, was its father.
Williams was arrested by officers, who,
while taking him to Carrollton jail last
night, were overpowered by a masked
mob at Coal Fire Swamp, and the ne.
gro was taken and hanged to tree.
His body was then riddled with bullets,
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PlrrsBuRGn, Pa, Jan. 10.-Tho flint
glass factories which have been closed
all over the country since before the
holidays will resume operations on
Monday, giving employment to over
1000 men. The general prospects OF
the trade arc not very bright atpresent,
but change is looked for in the spring
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PANS, Jan. 1o.-M. Dupuy.Dutemps
explained to-day that no had criticised
tho newspaper edited by Paul dc Cas-.
ugnac and not 1E dDCdSidgha6 himself in
connection with tho Panama frauds.
Tho duel is oil. NJ. do Cassngnac Is
making somo bitter remarks in the
Hobbies ut tho expense Of NJ. Dupuy.
Dulemns,
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To ENroRoR SUNDAY closINd.
Measures 70 Rscoyer appropriations Pre-
sented In Congress.

semen IN NuABNehef
WAsHIxeToS, D. c., Jan. Ex-senator
Pettigrew, chairman Of the quadro-ceu'
tennisI committee, introduced a bill in
the senate to-day instructipg the seere-
tary Of the treasury not to deliver any Of
the souvenir coins provided for in the
bill passed at the last session, until the
Worlds Columbian exposition shall
deliver q good and sufficient bond, con-
ditioned that ifior any reason whatever
the Worlds Fair is opened to the public
on Sunday the corporation shall pay TO
the United States the sum OF money It
shall have received from the sale oil the
coin, not less than S2,50O,000, Mr. PET.
tigrew also gave notice that he intended
TO offer this as an amendment to the
sundry civil bill,
Mr., Ketcham, OF New York, also in
troduced in the house to-day (bv re-
quest Joint resolution, preamble to
which calls attention to the approprla'
ton of five million and hall dollars
made TO aid the Worlds Fair, on condi-
ton that the exposition should be
closed on Sunday, and that the Worlds
Columbian Exposition corporation is
now aeeking to evade compliance with
this condition. The resolution refers
these facts TO the attorney general, and
directs him TO ascertain the facts in this
relation, and ii ne be OF the opinion
that this corporation is not in good
faith carrying out the condition and
closing tho exposition on Sundays, it is
made his duty in the name OF tine
United States to sue and recover from
the Worlds Fair corporation the nomi'
nal value OF all half dollar coins paid
to the corporation and cover them into
the United States treasury. IN
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"Gideon,s I,nndp Lender Indicted.

RALEIGH, N. C., Jan. 1o.-s. Wilson,
he head of "Gidcon's Band" secret
political onth.bound order which is an
outgrowth of tho Populist wing of tho
Farmers Alliance organization, was In
dicted by the grand jury OF Wake coun.
ty to-day for belonging to a secret po-
litiCal organization. edIG
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THE MICHIGAN ELECTORS
VIII Again be Elected hereafter by the
Usual State system,

JsMll sthte sShleh'
LANSING, Mich, Jan. 19.-The Re-
publican senate to-day by vote OF 20
to 0 passed bill repeating the cele-
brated Miner law, which provides for
the election Of presidential electors by
districts instead OF by the whole state
at large. 1t was through this act,
passed by tho last legislature, which
was Democratic, that the Democrats
were enabled to divide the presidential
electors with the Republicans at the re-
cent election, electing five out OF four
teen. This was tho first time that a
Democratic elector had been chosen in
this state since before the war. As the
house is also Republican tho bill will
doubtless go through it and be signed
by the Republican governor.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 10. lin tho supposed
highlander murder case tho accused
Ransau City ChlnamAn was held to-day
without bail. There is a growing belief
however, that the prisoner instead OIL
being q Highlander % a plain lunaLic.
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Tho strIho h I.ndcd,

BERtiS, Jan. 1O,--Tho strike OF tho
miners in tho saar district las appar.
emily ended. All the miners in saar,
Bfuck and Vicinity aro at work, aud tho
protest meetings have boon abandoned,
Quiet prevails throughout tho mining
fn,ion f..r IN IM.Ha
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HE1ExA, Ark, Jan. 10. - Nathan
Ramey, colored, was hanged here at
noon to-day for the murder OF Prince
Mallory, also colorcd, on January Is,
two wears ago.
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A GENT&.-SALARY AND COyINIS
"A SION. Best FEAiernal Order. Asset, s, 'stts
Roth Life and Endowment ClasSeI GI'ta4lAl,
In every respect Some District Agent ~ Stsea
a rare chance Address KING < CT SSfiT. s'ts.ll
Square, New York. ulQa
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WTANTED-FoR THE UyTTPr
men, between the ages Of q and 10 year, y,
pay, rRtlOnG, clothing and medical attsbdspS ~
Applicants must be prepared 70 furnish I,,j'ts..
tory evidence as 70 age, character aDl 80
Apply a. llsi Main street, Wheeling W vS,S''a
llnM
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LEGAL NOTICES.


TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
il COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA:
Tho. Riverside Iron Works
Va In Chanccfy,
Spiral Weld Tube Company.
Pursuant 10 the decree entered in the above
entitled cause on tho 18th day OF January, A. D.
1898, l will on
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY %, AID. 1900,
at O'Clock, at tho front door Of the Court House.
In tho City Of Wheeling, West Virginia, offer AZ
public snlo to the highest bidders for cash. one
hundred and twenty .(i20l bonds Of the Spiral
Weld Tube Company btRslng date the 18th day
Of April, A. D. 1891, payable i've years after date,
with Interest at per cont, payable scmi.annual.
y, twenty Of which arc for tho face value OF one
thousand dollars each. and one hundred OF the
face value Of one hundred dollars each. The
whole of said one hundred and twenty 900
bonds being ot the Taco or par value Of thirty
thousand dollars.
WILLIAM H. HEARNH.
SpeClal Commissioner
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WANTED-TEA SALESMAN WI;
w hiss an established trade in Wbe,li,lu ~
sell tea ON commission for New YorE I,a1ii I
ing tea house Of twenty yeAIs standing " i's4
given % combat any competition. Ij5,.s,
jobs lannon's & Co, % Water s.ret it4I ~
York wv W
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w4snrSeToN, D. O., Jan. 10.-Tho
President to-day sont to tho senate tho
nomination OF Elijah w. Halford, to be
paymaster with tho rank Of mnjor.
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Uholen Imam Asylum.

BRRtiS, Ian. lo.-ln tho lunatlc asy.
lum at Halle seven moro deaths from
cholera have occurred. Impure wafer
10 the cause.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

10 al poronh holding lions, by Judgment, OF
0ih0tWlsG on thu 10 II estate, OF any part thVtO.
OIL, OF Robert 4 Wllllamtoni
IN pursuance Of adeofeo OF tho Circuit Cour.
Of ohio county. made In cause therein pond,
lny I1 snR icy !hu Ieal estate q the iAll HQbett
thereon, YOU arc hereby required 10 present nh
pl9lms hold bI .ypu and each ~ YOU agaliiI tho
said Robert 4 Williamson, which afh liens on
~. real ellAte O. any pari Of i, for adjudication
the Cly OF Wheeling H. Ohio cOinly, ". Va, on
OF before tho htal day OF February, 1894
Given Under nv hand this lhlfl day at tanu.
az isvl GEORGE II 4 uiLuHRlBT
hi'W Commissioner,
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WTANTED-A POSITION AS STPS
w OGRAPHER BY young lady VITA -. ~
yeln' experience. Flnl,claSs Feierene.' -
or address, Room No. g. City Rank BuitI,, -
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EOR RENT-MARKET GARDFY
IL Ono mile above the Top mill; po,,s,,''
| Immediately Apply at No. 70 Fifteenth S,.tl
to JOHN p GILCHRIST, N.Y. NV
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY. II. 1893,

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY. II. 1893,
at 10 O'Clock n m, offer for salc at the north
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county. W. Va. ,
in the city OF Wheeling, at public auction to the
highest bidder, oil the terms hereinafter men.
toned, the property described In said deed as
follows, viz:
All those two parcels OF land in tho city Of
Wheeling, West Virginia, situated on the south
west corner Of Chapllne formerly Fourth street.
and Sixteenth formerly John street and desig.
mated as subdivisions number one ~ and two
(2 on tho plat Of tho subdivision Of certain lots
insquare number thirteen ilS) In the said city Of
Wheeling, acknowledged for record by James Il
Baker and James Il Stout on tho tenth day OF
January, 1858, and recorded In the oaaee OF the
Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio county, IVA,
IN Deed Book No 81, page 40. together with all
the NppurtonRnccs, rights and privileges there.
unto In Rnywise belonging or appertainlng.
TERMS or SALE:--One.third and as much moro
as purchaser may elect 10 pay In cash, tho bal.
0nco In two equal payments at twelve and
eighteen months respectively, notes 10 be given
Tor the deferred inStallmentS, bearing interest
from the date OF sale, payable spml.annualiy,
and secured by a deed Of trust on tho property
orby the trustee retaining tho tito until full
payment, and BY 0 policy OF insurance on tho
buildings for at leASt the sum OF 5000 In some
company satisfactory to the trustee.
W. T.. HUBBARD, Trustee /.
J. G HERvEY. AuOtioneer. jan
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SENATOR FAU1KNEns LUCK.

ne Is Reported to be About 70 Marry a
Millionaire Widow.
BALTIMORE, Mp, Jan. 1o.-A special
from Charleston, W. Va, to tho Ncw'
says, II 10 rumored that Senator
Charles ]. Faulkner 10 to wed the widow
ex-senator Hearst, Of California. Senator
Faulkner Is widower. Mrs. HeaEsta
fortune 10 estimated at $S0,0O0,0O0
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WILLIAM II. HEARNH.
spsclal Commissioner.

l. John W. Mitchell. Clerk Of tho Circuit Court
of0hlO county. West Virginia do hereby certify
that William y. HesERe has given bond SIS Tho
sum required by tho said decree. this 18th day
Of January, A. D. 1873, conditioned acCordlngto
law and with surety approved by mo-
lAl9 IOIl& ". MITCHELL CLARK
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GOA RENr.

DOR RENT-A NEW FPGWf
IL House Of Eight Rooms. corner Fon,,,.Nl.t Z
and Woods streets. Possession April l. ISsslSIIl
at 81 Fifteenth street I'm I'm
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REAL ESTATE.
FOE SALE:

House Of six rooms. Woods street. Centre
Wheeling, with full half lot 81, 40. ,..
Farm Of $50 acres on National Road, nine mlIa
Business property on Market street At moi''
ate price,
House Of six rooms, brick, Eo0 street beiweta
Twonty.third and TwOnty.iourth street, caAG
House Of four rooms, corner Twenty'thlTd aal
Charles street, 81 100 $50,
House OF Sovsn rooms Sixteenth StrCat siOll
Small house and half lot Jacob street Gears
wheeling, on easy terms, 500.
Three houses on MoystOn street, Sixth WAl'
on easy terms, $500. an,
Farm 80 acres two miles from ciiY; spioll'l
Improvements; suitable for GARDENING
Lots at east ond OF Twelty'thIrd s''ce' %
easy terms
House Of three rooms on Pike street ~,
House oil six rooms, 100 Jacob street 3 W
llouyc OF five rooms, Eot SttolL Vea"
Wheeling. $500 lin.
House OF eight rooms, J0boh stree. bo.Wlll
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets $500;
Splendid farm, ltIY aurcA nIno mills 'l""
city cheap
I! 0ao, halt z: on Nocolloch stfsH c'n%
onO'hGliiot on chaplIRs strc,s Sixth WAL
one Of tho bot Misunderstanding slot MAJ
city fronting on Uvo railroads
TO LoAN-el 600 and 5000 TO loan on city ''a
estate.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.
YaluablsCOrnsrOp Opposite PubllcBulldlng

BY virtue OF a decd Of trust dated tho ninth
day OF March, eighteen hundred and ninety.ono,
and recorded In the office OF the Clerk Of the
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In
Deed OF Trust Book No. 80, page 1888, made by
Kate G. Handlan and William n HRndlRn, her
husband, to me, tho undersigned trustee, shall
M Euch tFtIgkea on
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COAL.
no COAL CONSUMERS

Get the best. II will nay YOU. lam propared
to furnish No. 2 Pool Coal from Fl6crshim's
mines At Finloyvllle IA, retail or Wholesale
at the lowest market prices All orders promptly
attended to. K TEASDALE,
Corner sixteenth and ChapllnO Streets, Wheel.
ing, W. Va. Telephone Is
N.B-Thls coal is mined by organized miners
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24
MARGARET ROUECHE DEAD.
Ouc Of Utal's Noble Women Crosses the
Silent River.

Ataiew minutes before 4 O'Clock YET
to-day afternoon, Margaret Cornish
Roueche, OF Kaysyille, Davis county,
died at the Holy Cross hospital In this
city, Of pneumonia, contracted while
undergoing treatment At the hospital
for an injury which she received on
the 10Th Of January last.
On that date she was ut her home In
Kuysyille, and was passing from the
cellar to the house with pan Of milk
In her hands. There hal been a
slight fall Of snow In the morning,
and this covered up u
patch Of ice which was on the walk.
shestt pped on this, and Slipped and
fell. The blow Injured the LEFT hip
sn hat she was unable 10 regain her
feet, or move from the position la
which she had fallen. She lay there
for half an hour before being dis.
covered. Then sne waa taken into the
house, mud every attention that could
be was shown to her. Yet the Injury
was 90 severe aud painful that for two
months she was unable to lie down
uuu rest.
Skilml surgical attention seemed to
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TRANS.MISslsslppI CONGRESS-.
The Next Session WIN be Held IN Feb
ruary or March Next.

When the Tfans.Misslssippi Con.
gress adjourned at Ogden, It was TO
meet IN San Francisco. The date was
not definitely fixed, but It Ia now rea-
sonAbly certain that It will be- la the
latter palt Of February or carly IA
March next. The California delegates
10 the last convention are alreliy Gu
rnged In the business OF arranging
pfcliminRries for the next meeting
They held session ON Thursday oven
ing, at which r. J. Parsons, vice chair.
man Of the recent congress, preHded.
Tho delegates adopted the following
resolution:
"Whoroas. by tho united efforts Of tho
California delegation To tho Trans Mla-
sis.ippi Congress, held at ogden on April
9th, 1872, tho next congress OF the
twenty two states aud territories west OF
the Mississippi river viii be held la tho
city ~ san Francisco nt n time la the
spring Of 1891 to be Ia tho future det0r-
mined upon, and whereas, tho bringing
10 this city OF 1000 OF the representative
men of these Hiatosand territories will DO
OF great anu lhslnR honuut 10 inc
ely Of san Francisco and tho state at
large, be it
"ResolS ed, ThAtan executive committee
be constituted by the selection Of two
members from each uf the following or
carnations for the purpose Of making nll
necessary arrangements TO mako the
meeting Of this congress a success, via;
Chamber OF Commerce, Board Of Trade,
Produce Exchange, state Board Of Trade,
Mechanics Institute, Board OF Super
yisors, by tho Mayor, Mining Ass6cla.
ton, I.eague ~ Progress, Mayor ~ Oak
land aud The Board OF Trade OF oakland
Misunderstanding was that these COM
mittoomen wovld ask representative
persons nll over tho state to join with
Them la the committee. IL was decided
to ask the mayors of all Incorporated
cities 10 appoint Two membors each, all
county boards Of supervisors one mem-
bor each, all boards of trade two mom-
hers each. Tho various local organza.
tons viii be- notified Immediately aud
will be- requested Ia select thoir rcprosou-
ntlvos by July 10Th. A conference will
then bo held
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OESERBT EVENING NEWS.
FRAGMENTS.

..t.... 49,. WI
HOVE missionary nooiihs heN' "0'-
,..,.-....,i
IuE Eighth quorum oi h.uoIs .''
NEE 900 l' bifht"outi "Alu o." 'N'"
DAY cNouing.
As.orttr. rr.efr. -vfru was au ln.
,ot,.ts.i .f,oci,,,r in tbq MIND distrlc.
cst,rt for a .iiort t.ro 'hI. morning.
r,,t. e,vort,e,,t, ward Sunday school
c,iiJrep ts9eGof, aud friend. will sponl
Ti.ur.,lnv most at .tiinir enjoying the
eyEilar,tino atmosphoro ON lilo shores OF
tI,eI,Lr
A COSCFur ana airaWheirica ana
cream festival Wi. he gwen nnI'f .ho
auspic's ~ tho NJ, !. a.. % lhc WontF
hrst ward ON Nciu' 7day cFehlhe' iA'
p b iust 900 ho ward messing mousse
A-r.ryry Ions 81 Z,vp cannot let
ti.b,.tt,.r "a lG, t.'tr.f fI. mad Il
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Parowau Stake conference.

Tho quarterly conference Of this
Stake convened In Parovan meeting
h1uie Sunday and Monday, June rs
and 10, 1893. There were present upon
the staud, Uriah 7. joiner, Morgan
Richards, IT,, and Francis Webster Of
the sIake presiiolcy, members Of the
High Council, Bishops OF wards, ote.
Sunday morning. l0'n. matter the
usual opening exercises, President u.
r. Jones reported bli,ny the condition
Of the stake. He said the sacrifices
that the Saints had made Ia assisting
ia completing the Salt Lake Temple
had been attended with blessings and
outpouring Of the Spirit Of the LORD
Societies and schools In the stake wtro
generally ON the Improvement. lie
e1horted the Saints to patronl4s and
encourage our home institutions and
to produce and manufacture 40 much
az possible the thiugs that we neol.
Elder Morgan Richards } T., was tho
ntIt SPEAKER. Hu dwult upon tnr
subject Of venefatiuu-said the youth
| la Zion.should be taught 10 have honor
anu respect for the aged aud thyso 10
| position, ANA to honor and obey thuif
| parents. lie also referred TO the
necessity Of cleansing, Identifying aud
/ improving our homes anu suTrOunI-
mas
The remaining tlmo was occupied by
Elder Francis Webster upon the fol.
lowing subject: restoration Of the
Gospel through Joseph Smith tho
Prophet, placing good examples before
the onilurop, teaching them correct
doctrine, otc,, anu the condemnation
TINT viii come upon parents who neg.
leCi their children.
Sunday afternoon pm. The Sacfa.
ment was administered, and tho a..
naming time was occupied by patfi.
arch Henry Luut OF Mexico, one Of
the pioneers u Parowan. anl for
many years resident OF Cedar CITY.
| He gave a short account OF his uxpeTl.
euCe anu lablrs Ia Mexico Eud spoke
uuon the subject OF mans agency,
hOme manufacture, and the effects OF
fashion, etc, Tic then read tue lSlh
chapter Of Matthew from 2lst to 10Th
verses and made some comments upon
the same.
Monday 10 a.m.-The timo Of the
forenoon meeting was occupied by the
Bishops reporting their waris; aud
from the reports givel u was
shown that some OF those pT0-
Tossing TO be- Saints were becoming vo y
careless anu nrglectiug TIER duties,
| while Win thu mpjOrlly there was !.
manifest Improvement.
Monday, . %. m,-fhe speakers were
| William g. Mitchell, john Parry,
John Eyre, Thomas Durham hnd
James DALEY who dlscuunul ulon
the effects OF true religion upon The
human mmilyi extending our farm.
/ ny ienolnE anu bringing under oulti-
walton tue uuOcuupiol Hand aud thus
give room Gld make homes Tor thy
sltlng goneralloni iTst prinUip OF "a,
Gospel AMI various other subject,
tending TO encourage aud build W IA,
people 10 their tUltn.
Elder u, II. Jones was pleased will
what no had listened % during Tn,
conference and hopsd the Saints would
strive 10 remember nuG put In prauiiC,
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Irwin W. Laumor,, uhya.cnl director
Of Y. NJ. Z. A., Dss Moines, Ia, fays
he can c0nsclentioutly fecumiue emu
Chamberlain,s Pain Balm 70 athletes
gymnasis, bicyclls,s, foot oall player
nud the profession IN general for bruises
sptalns aud dlslocatlons; also Tor sore
ness and stiffness of the muscles MI.
Larimore has used two bottles uf me
Pain Balm aud is enthusiastic Ia his
prnlse of the remedy. when applied
before the parts become swollen II VIII
effect cure in ono-hnlf the time
usualiy required. ItalsU cures rheufna.
tlsm. For sale by n G.. NJ. /. Drug
Dept. u&s