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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-16
las. sPtcrs. &c.
Atlantic Tea Co.
TEE IMPORTERS
And Coffee Roasters.
VsLsad, Lot Tho,s Who Can FOLLOW
OUR PRICE LIST:

Large Lemons lo
ru!i.pln, Jelly Glasses per dosen...........-. csc
Quart Mason Jars soc
Bakers Tomatoes. cans :Se
Best standard Tomatoes cans tos............. $50
Standard sugar cora cans tOr-............... CSC
Sugar Peas, caus CSC
Bartlett Pears. caus for m $50
Choice Red Salmon. cans ..... ESQ
PrcsHGinsOr Snaps. pounds FOE ....-..".... $50
Baking Powder. per pound loc
Fresh ButsOr Crackers. pounds fer ........... $50
Large Lump Gloss Starch. pounds for..,.... "oc
Rolled Oats pounds Csc
Pains Root Beer. bottles for ,,.., .......... .5c
HaltpInt BeOr Mag Mustard, cElassOI for. ESQ
EIAltpInt Catsup. bottles tor..... ......... $50
Clothes Pins. pei dozen. ..........,....... lc
Carpet TackI, ounces, per bOx......~...~.... lie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-16
Rents Reduced

No. 3lio McColoch street: will arranE, for
two tenants, OF one and put In first.c!uSI order.
No - Thirty.SCvOnIh street, Eccoud iiolr, ST.
No. 1T Zane street, second floor. Sl4
No. .S!i EOf street, ono or two HmiliCS
No. yl3 Main street, twOEtory brick.
No, GlGl McCoil0ch street, twoStory franc
No. I!9 MaIn street, large modern brick dwell
Ing, fourteen rooms.
No, lag1 MCCOli0ch street, brick, Sill o.
No, Ni Ohio street three rooms $3.50.
No = virginia street, irRMo. hix rooms
The WNtiIngtOn PlNce, house and y acrSL
No, Gl9 Main street. brick dwelling
No. ~! Mnim street. IrSt floor. three roont
No. IL Thiriy.thlrd street. brick i've Nuns
TwOsplGniid office rooms In Masonic buillIu;.
No. 2ll! ChAnlinG street, Ave rooms, SljOL
No. 1905 Market SlreNl. Office roonI
No. III Thlrty.thlrd street, Hive rooms 500,
No. A)I Main strOet, twelve ronnI and ht.1,
once rooms IN Hubbard Block. lSIi Markets.
No. lj!! Main street. second aud lhlri ilD1't
Store ro0m!OG South street. III lIearnS TAB
crnHClO building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-16

Real estate Of every description.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02
THE LIVER.

This organ plays a very Important r1lo
In tho drama Of Digestion, making tho
performance either comedy or tragedy.
according to whothor Il tho livorI ir
bright aud active, or sluggish or torpid
The liver'a duty Is to sccfeto bile, help
prepare tho food for assimilation, and 10
purity the blood II IL hIlsin those om-
Payments or performs them imperfoc ~,
tho outife syH ON IL suun at siNus and
HeNons. When Tho liver is not over.
worked, no organ In tho entire bolyismor
compnuiunable. But just glyuita tribe
too much TO do, or present with Improper
food Tor manipulation, aud Is will soon
uttor a protest. II the sitaIn IL NOS speed
ily relieved, the organ becomes inilhmod
nnd iwollcn, aud digos Ion disorgAniEed,
aud the blood Impure. symptoms OF dis.
ordered lyor are dull headache, had
taste la tho mouth, coated tongue, sick
stomach pain under the right shoulder
blade, lrrogulnr sour tisings ln tho throat,
dizziness, black spots before tho ewes
and shooting pains In The back. These
symptoms 40 not all exist as tho same
llmc, OF course. but enough " them will
hopfosont 90 prove that the sufferer needs
lhe advice aud treatment OF some cN-
uorienco and successful specialists
Drs. shores q Shores are tho most sue.
cessiul IN Salt Lake, aud their many
euro. OF cases similar 60 tho above h
proof that You need not suffer. but 40 10
'hon and De restored 10 health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02

WAsiuNuTON, ID. c., Aug. 1.-The
good Judgment Oi the navy department
IN requiring the Minneapolis to be
docked and examined alter grounding
on her final trip anu before accupting
her was verified by the result, as "a.
ported TO tho navy department today.
10 was found that the vessel hal 10.
ceivoi n dent In her keel aud bllRe
plates about two feet long aud about
thr Inches deep, and thlt the central
propeller was rough on the edges, A.
though It had struck tome hard object.
AZ the damage was received while
the ship was In the hands uf tho cor
Taclors, they proceeded at once with
the work OF repairing, which will not
take long nor be ezpon0lye.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02
BIG BLAZE IN CHICAGO.
Forty Acres oil Lumber Yards EO,hllg
But Smoking EmbgTs.
rho Loss Estimated NJ About ~ uiiiinn
Ani n iinif->sverai Mar
row Escapes.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The lumber dif-
ifict Of Chicago was tonight visited
by one Of this most dis,s.rou, fires In
its history, aud the loss will probably
foot up between 81, bJD,0 anu 81, 600.
OJJ, although 10 Will uB twenty.fuuf
nUuis before the dauiaEu eau TO esti.
mated with accuracy.
The burnBI dlst.ict IL ahout ak
square, from esst 90 vpst aud about
three from north to south. The pfeAt.
st portion Of the diaIfict, bouuded by
Blue Island avenue, Lincoln street, the
river aud Ashlaug avenue, was burned
over anu forty acres Of lumber yar,ls
are now nothing hut smoking rmber..
The Martin yards are 3, 500 feet long
by 800 wide, and tue flames originated
la exactly the hight spot Tor the strong
northwest winI which was blowing az
tue time, TO carry them through the
entire leugth and breadth u the yafds.
Tue WHO'D drove the u tmes ~
heiceIy that the trst engines which
arrived were helpless, ana call after
call for additional help was made until
over MY engines anu three ffo boats
we're AT work.
Piles Of lumber, iath and shingles
AMI cedar posts were swallowed up
with an appalling rapidity, aud Tor n
limo u seemed ~ though the n nest
lumber district in tue city, which
reaches a mile 10 the south, would be
Consumed. The wind, however, SUI.
denly changed at $3.50 O'Clock, and |
began TO blow from the south aud with |
less violence than before.
The hlmes started rapidly north and |
burned back 10 n linu level with It's |
starting point The sudden change IN |
the objection u the flames caught sov. |
efHl engine companies unpfupafed, and |
tho men were compelled W run iUf
their live.
No engines, were abandoned but |
lhfto OF them had close calls, hofses
anu men narrowly escaping death.
TIE NE BOAT Yosemite was nj work In
Que Of tbs siips wnuu the direction OF |
the nte changed, anu the long tDugus6
which shot over made II Necessary that
she be removed NJ once. Sue was
gotten out Of the way, but not before
she hai been severely soUfched In sew.
cral places.
The IRE boat Geysor hal also a close
call, bu' ran through the flames which
.capel out over the slip anu etoAped
unharmeu.
IL is extremely difficult to obtain an
estimate " tue losses, tut the following
'fe believed ~ be about cJTrtcu
>. a. hsftlu company, $500, 600;
" ellsi Ftsuch company, S5OU,O !
sismsns & halske, s3uO,UOO, Poflyr,
Lowe q Co., sli5.OOJ; Shoemaker d
digner, 3l.b, 900, Jobh Spr., Lumber
20, SO ,UOJi gUGai, 81, sos, 900
Nesry ali the ffms are heavily In.
uIui.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02
Alarm roll Tor a nri,lsh hhln.

San FHASCIsCO, Aug. D. Che Brit.
ish EMP snanlOn II luug overdue from
Calcutta anu the English undeTN Tilets
ntu exhibiting signs Of alarm Tor her
safety. She " cut li2 days from Gal.
cuita, but she dii not leave Sanger
until March lstb, which reduces her
ilue 10 1856 dsys. since she lott Sanger
the has not been spoken. An average
passage ffUm Calcutta IL ab.ut ls2
Gays. There have not been rs yet ANY
large ofIefli & Tor reinsurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02
Silks.

Quarter Prios silks and Half Price
Silks viii be tho rule this week.
10 i' indeed tho silk Chance Of the
Season.
10 close tho balance ~ those India
silks, that were sl,OO aud sl.2i, Ia b0autl-
fll designs mud patterns, also Boz light
uUlOr aud stripes, most suitable tor
waists aud perfectly washable These
Silks AFRO tho greatest bargains ever
shown nt our SILK counters fnr $50 yd.
20 Pieces of silk, natural color PonEee,
iust ln rom the Custom House, % ln.
wide, woTo SOC FOR 3nr.
500 our elegant limo OF Plain and Fig
urod China Ponreo and japanese silks,
worth 60. Tor ilc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02
REFUSE 10 OBEY.
Answer Of =. n. a. Wen 10 the sum-
mons sf a cent.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. Ia
most extraordinary action was taken at
todAyb meeting OF the a. r.. U. "a,
Argentine when 40 Santa Fe railway
employees, who were recently sum
montd 10 apprhT before the UuiteI
States court at lOpvkA, nitly re-.
fused 10 obey tue mandates VI the
court.
Daring the strike tho strikers were
served with copies OF restraining
orders from Jujgu Fosters court AZ
Topeka, enjoining them from trcspas,-
ing OF mOltHtng the cImpany'-
properly. In addition they were nOtl.
he'd 10 HppeHr In person &c tho IN su,-
ing OF tue court NJ T0Ieka August q,
anu AnsWor 10 the complaint against
them.
In The iush Of the work during ths
heat OF tho strike the mon were ut-
mindful OF the summons. Tonight NO
near approach OF the Hatn caused u
dlsrusalOn IN the A, r. u. meeting.
Secretary MuFtIuuu was hnsily u1-
thoriEed 10 seui tho fJtOWiuy iettu.
10 Judge Scantt, u the United States
court nj Topeka, anu It was sent t.
nighl;
"Sm-In behalf Of myself and other
men at THIS point VINO have been
served with retuTnaulo orders made on
the ilrsl week OF August | beg leavs
o. FAY We are nj CONSCIOUS VI having
violated any law, aud We do not lsel
iu,tiHed In paying railroad iars to an.
swer them In person, uor viii We em.
plOy IN attorney,
'lf the DEGREES Of the court can be
invoked against US with no more Jusll.
tcation than In the present case, tuen
your boaEted Justice aud liberty Is sim-
ply u lug-hanuled ahnAf, and We viii
not attempt to resist n. YOU viii lind
us al A Argentine whenever you want
us. Very respectfully,
J. i. MCFADDEN, Secretary"
The action Of tue court IL awalte
with much Interest, Displaying, ~ II
must, phase Of lurisprudenos rarely
Witnessed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02
Oomr Near uoinE LJucbed.

GurnmE, o. r., Aug. !. - Elmer
Lucas, thv unfortunate member VI the
Crook gang that r0bted the Chandler
bank, anu who WAS left behind by his
fellows m crime, hAd TO be removed TO
me United States lail In this city This
mnrning 10 prevent lynching,
lhe lsll Nc Chandler was attacked
by lnlurialed cltizsns last night, but
ihry were repulsed by a strong guard
inst had b,on quickly sWOrn I'm
Tor the occasion. While the citizens
were preparing for another attack.
Lucas was hurried from the jail by a
secret passage and brought here. There
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
A FORGER'SM METHODS
RELIGIOUS Exercises Cover for
Criminal Operations.
SEVERAL BANKS swISDLED.
The Career Abruptly Ended by the
Arrest Of the Fellow with
Many Aliases.

vNELAND, y. j., Aug. THE At.
rest Of August Baker, with dozen
aliases at South Vineland, on n charge
VI forgery, is an important one anu
will probably put n stop to his opera
lions for while. The prisoners fight
name IL Robert 4. Howoy. Some time
10 the eighties he Ia ssid to have served
term OF imprisonment In the Cali
fornla stats prison, alter which he
went 10 Montana and from there 10
Topeka, where under the name Of
Robert Hale Alexander, he claimed 10
Uu engaged by the publishing
house Of Rand. Mentally & Co.,
VI Chicago. Here he connected
himself with the order Of Good
rUmplars, Y. 81. &. a. ami other
religious organizations and II 10 said
married thc daughter VI a very respect
bic ismily. HIS criminal operations
extended over several Western sialte,
notably Montana and Colorado. In
1853 he was arrested for forgery vt
Washington, ID. g., sud sentenced 10
ibiee ycafp imprisonment Aitel his
release he continued his criminal
career, committing f0fgeries Ia
chicago, Cleveland and several other
places. lie uiually prepared for his
i,rgeries by entering into correspond
tnce with some minister or officer Of
some religious organization Ia the city
where lac proposed TO operate. Ho
then followed up tho correspondence
with vlsiL lie IL we'll versei In tho
fiiuai Of tho Ofuer OF GOOd IempiAfs
auu uuder. thnd- the order thoroughly.
nis ApI atvnt sincerity OF address aud
prayers NJ religious meetings always
Drought him most OF friends from
whom he aoUn picked out some ono TO
Introduce MIN ~ the bank ho proposed |
90 swinuie. lie tuun deposited a small |
an unt aud fJr short tune kept run
ming bank account and hually de. |
B Dsiteu n forged Jfait when no would |
Jtaw aid then disappear. The
IrisoneT h wanted by tns police
throughout the United 5tutos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02

OMAHA, Nsb., Aug. L. william
Wakoiey, Omaha's city clerk anu a
well known politician, was the prlncl-
pal In spectacular suicide tonight.
lilo accompanied aselecI p ,rty OF ladlos
10 local bathing resort anu after SEQ.
Ing the ladies TO tue waters edge,
climbed into tho ropes marking the
danger limo and fAclhR large crow q
OF sight'seets, tlowly drew revolver
AMI with n smile on his face, blew
hrs brains out aud dropped into the
inks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02

SCUM ENiD, o. r., Aug. 2.-Thcro
II mucu rejoicing In 5Ou,h End bs.
cause n tho receipt Of the news Of the
passage by the Senate OF the III IN
suring the building OF depot here by
the Rsck Island.
Two thousand people assembled ON
the public iquare aud apeeeh-mnking
aud fireworks were tbs order u tue
night The enthusiasm IL unbOunded,
some VI the people going no lar M t.
suggest that the prisouefs be- released
from jail 10 iOin Ia tho denomination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02
a Fire IN I.oriland.

PORILASD. Or, Aug. Ia Ere
brOte Out t0usy In the rear emu Of Her.
man Meizgvr's wool aud hide depoi on
Front stiett between Salmon aud Main
streets. Tno building was ifAmo one
and Ia" flames quickly spread lO Bis.
singer q q mpauy's hide hnd wool de.
pot adjoining. Both warehouses were
almost totally destroyed, together with
their contents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02
ror sabbath nrsnkIug.

FJRT WAYNE, InJ., Aug. Ito.
ihy sumo Old discharged strikers on the
lruuoylvania Hnd Nickel Plata lines
.teiaivd that they would die siildayits
against all the men employed On tnv,e
roads who work on SUNDAY. The
strikers nllege that they have the
names Of all the men who will pro-
badly WORK next Sunday, anu they
will be arrested on Monday morning
for Sabbath dissertations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02
Heady Made Goods.

gu have been invited 10 many Waist
nlrrnga' bat never 20 one when value,
TsIe. 30 rare tho variety 30 exclusive or
'ho STYLES so pretty.
,,i ladies' s. Momio Cloth Waists, were 500
.,, INK, Hue, lielloirope Waists, latest
Elegant Line Of Shirt waists In pin
stripes, worth sloj, for 800
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02
Tineon hundred Eilisd.

sHAS0uAI, Aug. ., 1880 p. MIN
consequences OF tho declaration Of war
upon China proclaimed by japan yes.
tefday, the Japanrte niluister will
leave tot Toxic tomorrow.
The japanese nag was hauled down
from tue consulate here today. The
light has been removed from the mouth
VI the Ming Po riyer.
Fifteen hunItod japanese were
kii ed nj Ya,hAn.
rumorsd here that eight Russian
var ships VITA lfoops aboard have ieil
N,gdiyOEtook under sailing orders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02

WAHRENsnunu, No., Aug. 2.-Tho
following letter with mauy signituies,
ithrcting tue sentiments Ut Jackson
county Democrat, has been forwarded
u President Cleveland:
eve, this tusiness men aud Demo.
cfAts VI Jackson county, Mo-, heartily
ru4ufse your clutro Ia writing To
Cnaifman Wilson. The ofisis de-.
u,aulrd H. Tho people are with you
Ia your heroic efforts 10 sAve the c0ub-
~ from ruin ana this Democratic parry
irJm disgrace"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02
NEGROES rmIs TINE.
= CoIored Mob Rus n Murdsrer Ia tho
woods

ELK HoWS, W. Va, Aug. I-Toiny
AuuehOn Holiday of this place, while
drunk shot a. bob Galloway and
Missed him, nut the bullet Passed
though the mead OF Wesley Cobb, < II.
IA, him int inuy, Holiday was arrest.
81 by 'squucS. II. Fierce, uut mob of
$40 nrmtu negroes succeeded In getting
h IA from tue Cfllcits Tnoy took him
col cut Hqusfter Of mile into the
NuOus anu hung him TO tree auu
lieu riddled his bouy with bullets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02

Trsin Tor Brigham and Cache Valley.
will leave Salt Lake at s.4sp m. For
Brigham. oxford. Pocatci'o. Idaho
Falls, Market Lake, Soda springs and
Montpelier will leave at 6.go y. m.
Special arrangements will be made
Tor through coaches from Salt Lake io
Soda Springs and Montpelier withu,
change
This will probably be- the only excur.
sion Of the season to Northern points.
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nose ran, headaches, no appetite aud she
couldn't sleep at night
Hearing Of tho wonderful euro, effected
by pH. Shores q shores, / decided ~
take nay child 10 them, aud / am Glad
did, Tor can now hfully say tina
she IN vol again. 1 cannot say too much
IN praise Of urs. shores & shores. nud
would advise all mothers 10 take their
children % thom A. lholT treatment 4,
mild, pleasant and effective.
Mrs. Edgar resides at No. 90 Slmoudl
avenue, between seventh and Einbth
West streets, salt Lake city, where Me
can DO 'een aud will readily verify her
statsmenL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02
Suits.

This week Iho final reductions 10 quick.
W CLOSE tho stock Oi summer suits. Ips
a. chance that comes bus once year
Mo make Just prlcos ON our entire
stock OF Duck suits, wore SB.5J and sl.7s
m blue and white stripes. SLYj.
AZ 500, We viii close all OF our Brus
or Tan or White Striped Duck suit,
viii front reyyrs aud cuts faced with M,
plain material, worth sL5O to 5000
All our High Glass Novelties In DIrec.
loiro, tuaNny Box Cont, btylu
were $500 and $50, for SIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02

liotwoon tho testimonials Published by
brs. Shores q shores aud excursion rafe
Specialist. all the old residents. business
and professional men evon tho public
pross endorse tho treatment Of these sue
cessiul specialists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02
Parasols.

Half Price and quarter Price Psrasol-
This week.
Carriage parasols Black SIX, with
ruilln. ior zoe and zoe 'lbcsu are worth
Sl.lD aud sl.7i.
Fancy Moiro sil. Parasols, were 500,
r1 sLIH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02
NATURALIZATION In nrnslL

NEW YORK, Aug. Ia World
specihl from RIO de Jaueir0 rays IlOt
10 sbdUct Z Es.assinatU DR.. ffutente
Joiu uo Morats has been discovered.
INe object Ut the conspiracy was 10
prevent his entering utOn the duties
of president o the rel ubiic Il Bran 10
which position he was elected by au
overwhelming majority Ia toe closing
days OF DE Msllo's rebellion.
There IL dissatitiictiOn throughout
the country, particularly In this city
and state.
Tbs police are making arbitrary ar
rests, AMI an uprising lie imminent
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TRIUMPH OVER ALL |

VIII DO Efforts this Wook
TO the Bottoml Reductions Will Run a Mad Riot
And Values DO cut TO 0'
Tho Quick Profit and Cost will In no case
DO considered during our Final Clearing
Salo Of all Summer Goods
This uroat salo has saved Hundreds OF Dollars to GU
Patrons and It will save Thousands
Moro this wook.
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a MOTHERS STORY.
Little Isabella Edgar Is Cared OF Ca
tarrh Of the Nose and Ihront.

wish to say that after one months
treatment with Drs. Shores & shores,
10Y little daughter IL vol. says Mrs.
Eigar' In speaking Of hor little child's
case.
Sho was sr nj sufferer from Catarrh,
u hSNlng ELECTED hor cniiTo system, her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02

isstill talk OF summary justice being
mete cut but II is thought Lucas Is
nov secure.
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HO, for the North!
annual Excursion TO Cache. Boar
Lake and Snake River Valleys
and all Points North. via tho

Thursday August Ib.h. the Union
fachc VIII run its annual excursion
tom Salt Lake. Ogden aud other points
TO gu points north on Thursday. August
10Th, at the following low rates.
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lie Did Not -
See The Point.

But you will if you step
into l4l Main Street, and
take n look nj the Good,
Durable, Well Made and
Handsome Summer Suits.
They are selling at $40 10
i15. You will shy as every
one else has said, that they
are the best bargains ever
offered in Salt Lake City.
They embrace all the latest
STYLES. You will be best
suited by making your selec.
ton at once. You can buy
with the absolute assurance
that whatever you pay you
cannot get any better.
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City Ticket Office. POI Main Street.
u. T.. BuELly. GrnL AIT.
Salt Lake City.
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From Suffering. The Gratitude
Of Patients ClT3l b. DIS.
Shores & Shores.
SIGNED STATEMENTS GIVEN As
EVIDENCE OF THE SUCCESS OF
This WONDERFUL system.

No one need suffer. II MIN. SPECIAL.
lists Have Treated You aud Made
You Worse, Don'l give W. Read
the Evidence from Patient, Cured
by Drs. shores a Shores,
The evening world., 1894-09-07

ror on her, watching with fascinated,
dilated eyes the form pacing the apart
mcnt with long, restless steps. once 1t
stopped and snuffed at the box wherein
the cub lay, and the little creature wax
ing, hailed 1t with a welcoming cry
Then began q struggle on the part of
the mother and the confined cub for
the latter's liberty, but the box, IA
stout one, and weighted down by the
cover, Mt which the iiGrcss could only
claw frantically, not lift. held firm, and
the watcher from the bed shivered as
she saw the tiEress. growing more and
more furious a. she was hah'd swing
her long tail from side to side, and,
turning her glowing eyes upon IN" cap
tor Of her cub, leap towards her. Scarce
Is conscious Of what she was doing, hut
Obcying that instinct Of preservation we
AL know, she flung herself out of the
bed between the piece of furniture and
the wall. and with inspired strength
pushed the heavy article far enough to
permit Of her body slipping down to the
noor. The tigro.s rel! on III" spot which
She had just vacated with low growl
Of fury. and eh" could her the terrible
bod to shrcds a. IN" animal, finding her
gone, sim scented her recent presence.
The girl tried to scream for help, but
there seemed "A band Of iron around her
throat, and she could only whisper out
an appeal for her friends sleeping only
few yards from her, but as uncon-
scious OF her peril rs II a thousand
miles away Fortunately the bed was
Of English manufacture, ana reached
within foot ana half OF the Ho1r, iIsl
ADMITTING oc her lyin@ h,u"rth H. and
uH tine t."".ss, u"d.g dat Ecr zoe had
not disappeared into tn nritrrsS gave
1t up and began to sniI about the room
In search of the missing enemy, and APP
preaching the bed again, and discover
ing the trembling girl beneath, at
tempted to crawl under, she found that
this was not to be done. Crouching.