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Our sick neighbors seem to be re-
covering, and we are glad
Abundant rains please the farmers
and cool breezes refresh us.
We all heartily sylnpathize with
your colleague, Mr.. Rowles. in the
illness OF his wife.
Mr.. Russell Wood, of New York
city, is at his old home. He thinks
the american London" is a grand
place.
Misses Onie selby, of Oak Hall,
and Anna Miles, OF Atlantic,
are at the Parsonage, and
Miss ROBBIE Taylor, of Atlantic.
is visiting Mr.. Frank Mears' family
The Good Templar demonstration
at Mappsville yesterday, drew a
crowd from the various parts of the
county, besides visitors from New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and Cape Charles. City peo-
pie love the country and country
cousins welcome them. The Tenn
plers furnished a nice supper, ice
cream, etc. Committee made neat
arrangements and all worked faith
fully. One bicyclist capsized in q
ditch, but regained his equilibrium
and sped across the lawn with his
comrade like they were going to Bos-
ton in hurry. See those baseball
fellows run and hear them whoop,
while the fair maidens smile and ap-
plaud. The game resulted, for Mod
estown 81, and Mapsville s. Maps
Vile boys have played only several
games and this may stimulate them
TO sweep the field next time. The
band kindly gave us good music
The Baptist Church was opened for
the night exercises. Mr.. Russell,
Wood presided and read 1.-THE Price
Of a Drink" Mr.. George W. Giles
pie detained we'll. Miss Taylor, of
Northampton, read an essay full OF
sense and beautifully expressed The
solos Of Misses Wood and Taylor
were sweetly sung, especially Stay
With Me, Tonight, Mother" and
1.-TWO Little Ragged Urchins." Clear
receipts FOR lodge, s45. Some people
don't see what blessing the Lodge
is to everybody Come over into
Macedonia and help u.s.
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Church Notes.

A festival will be held at Conquest
Chapel, near Temperanceville, in the
afternoon of August 18th. Supper
will be served, also ice cream, con-
fectioneries, &c. If weather inclem-
ent on that day you are invited to be
in attendance on first fair day.
There will be an all day fair at
Horntown NJ. E. Church South, Wed
nesday, August, Goth, Dinner and
supper will be served with all the
luxuries of the season. Refreshments
vii be sold. Proceeds for the benefit
of the church. We invite all to
come and help in this good cause and
be compensated by getting plenty
of good things to eat at moderate
prices. CoAMITrEE.
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Arlaa tie.
Several OF our people are attending
the camp meeting at New Church.

Several OF our people are attending
the camp meeting at New Church.
Mrs. George Kennard, of Whining
ton, Del, is here on a visit to her
parents.
Rev. E. B. Taylor. of Baltimore,
Md, is expected here on visit to his
parents next week.
Miss Fanny Zenile. of Washington,
D. c.. and Miss Josie Thomas, OF
Birds Nest are visiting friends here.
Mr.. w E. Hermance will lecture at
the NJ p. Church, Thursday even
ing, August 10th, at s p. m. Mr..
Her1nance will describe trip he
took in canoe from the Yellow
stone Park to the Gulf of Mexico.
He also shows great many scenes
Of interest, he cav on his way, by
means OF Oxy-hydrogen lights. Ad-
mission, IS cents, for children under
ten, Is cents. Proceeds for benefit
Of church. All are cordially invited
to attend.
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NEIGMBORHO0D NOTES.
Oh ne.

Benjamin Bowden died on the 3rd
inst, aged 10 years.
A revival meeting will begin at our
M. P Church, on l9th inst
Presiding Elder Corkran held quar-
terly exercises here Monday night
VIM. Booth, Jr., son OF Thomas
Booth, died on End inst, after long
illness Of consumption, aged 81 years.
The P W. & h. R. r. Co. are tear.
ing up their old wharf here and will
replace it with new one which will
he n big improvement on the old
wharf
Schooners Thomas Thomas and
Susan Jane arrived here this week
with cargoes of coal and schooner
Eleanora with cargo Of ice for Wheal-
ton s. Co.
DR., Warren and wife, OF Salisbury,
Md, are visiting his brother. John
Warren-Mrs. Captain John Wheal-
ton returned this week from q voy-
age to Rio-Mrs w. l.. English and
son, OF Philadelphia, are visiting
friends here
An exciting sloop yacht race came
of here last Saturday, between the
Ada, of Annapolis, and Morris, OF
this place The Ada was beaten so
badly by the Morris that her owner
declined to let her go round stake
boat. The Morris won by minutes.
There were over 800 arrivals at at
lantic Hotel this week, but give you
few names only Of Accomac young
ladies, viz: Misses Linda Green, Do
cie Mock, BERTHE l.. Parsons, Lulie
Colona, BERTHE NJ. Shields. Attic
Chesser, s. D. Poulson, Alice E.
Gladding, Nettie Covington, Edith
Warner, Annie Reyell, Mamie Par
SONS, N. massey.
The pony penning here on End and
Srd was greater success, perhaps,
than any in the history OF the Is
land From 500 to 500 ponies were
penned and many OF them were sold,
some very cheap. More people were
here than ever before in any one day
and all were entertained and seemed
well pleased. ell the hotels and
boarding houses were full and o
good deal OF money was left here by
the visitors The receipts of NJ. r.
festival were 1924. The boat races
were interesting and exciting. In
the first race the first money was
won by the Lydia Daisey, owned by
WIN. Daisey, second money by Annie
Timmons, owned by Henry Timmons.
In the second race the batteau Jno.
w. Kellam, owned by Capt. Jno.
Burton, got first money, and bat
teau Thos. W. Russell, owned by Mr.
Parks, got second money.
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Marsh Marke OF.
Protracted meeting began at Halls
Chapel last Sunday night.

Protracted meeting began at Halls
Chapel last Sunday night.
Mr. e. c. Kellam attended the ex-
animation both days at Parksley.
Mr.. Asa Taylor and his men were
at work on the road last week. They
did not begin too soon.
Eliza Andrews, aged 10 years,
daughter OF Mr. William J. Andrews,
died of typhoid fever, at her home on
Wednesday night, July 25th. Her
funeral was conducted by Rev. j. r.
Tillery at Halls Chapel, on Friday,
eth ult. Her sister, BERTHE L. An
drews, aged 10 years, died OF the
same disease, at the same place, on
Saturday morning, August 4th. Rev.
Charles Clement conducted her fun
eral at Halls Chapel on Sunday.
Their little sister is sick with the
same disease. Mr.. Wells and Capt.
Corbin Slant, who also have been
sick with typhoid fever, are conva-
lescent. Daisy r. Slant, daughter
of Capt. Corbin Slant, is also sick
with the same disease.
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ZINC nncos az emo Fa.r arounds.

The winners in the races at the
Fair grounds at the time of going to
press are as follows:
FIRST DAY.
Fastest year old-1st Plnmoney,
entered by Floyd Bros, End sallie
Benton, by s. G. burlington, Bird
Jack Martin, by w. 1. James.
8 minute class-1st BERTHE, entered
by w. c. West, 2nd Mark, by 7. j.
Powell, 3rd Fava, by Floyd Bros,
4th Honest George, by B. T. Ames.
Time 2,444.
Stallion race-1st Ham Disston, en-
tered by A. s. Kellam, End Jno. W..
Daniel, by John Orwell, Srd Mason
Morrill,. by Fisher Bradford. Time
2.S94.
Bicycle race-1st Geo. E. Winder.
Jr, 2nd Hob Hopkins, 3rd John
Mears. Time l.2O. half mile.
SECOND DAY:
Fastest 8 year old-1st Bursar, en-
tered by H. P. James, End Rob by s..
Y. Nottingham, 3rd Jack Bolts, by
Jas. Bolts, 4th Lizzie A., by T. T..
Wescott. Time 2.409.
Pacing race-1st Governor entered
by Jas. Bolts, End, Miss Walker, by
w. C. Walker, 3rd ELLINGTON, by Fl.
l.. Upshur Time 2.404.
24O class-1st Douglas, entered by
H. c. Walker, End Little Ike, by Tur-
lington Bros, 3rd Whitefoot, by w.
B. Pitts, 4th Honest George, by B.
r. Ames. Time 2.44s.
THIRD DAY.
Fastest 4 year old-1st Belle Clay,
entered by j. R. Ames, End Katie c.,
by H. P. James, Bird Suwanee, by 3.
C. burlington, 4th Estelle by Geo. II.
Adair. Time 2.46
$50 class-1st j. r., entered by j.
r. Bull, 2nd Albert c., by Fl. 7.
James, Bird Mark, by L. ]. Powell
4th Fava, by Floyd Bros. Time 3.3S
Road wagon-Douglas, entered by
w. C. Walker, End Monarch, by
Floyd Bros, 5rd Orris, by Jno. Of
well. Time sol.
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Married.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIST, 1894,
near Parksley, by Rev. j. L. u. Ewell
John T. Willet to Miss Mary E
Lloyd.
CoBB-PARKRR-Angust 9Th, 1891,
at Accomac c. H., by Rev. ]. Man
ming Dunaway, VIM. T. Cobb to Miss
Sarah Ann Parker.
GARDNBR-scoTT-July goth, 1904,
near Onancock, by Rev, Geo. E.
Booker, Charles d. Gardner to Miss
Sallie 8. Scott.
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goat Races a, Cebbs Isinpd.

There will be two days racing at
Cobbs Island, 10th and 18th Of Au-
gust, Thursday and Friday. The
races will be as follows:
Thursday, the 18th, freefor- all bat
teaux, 30 feet keel and under.
Friday, the 18th, free-for-all bat
teaux, 10 fest keel and under.
Premiums in each race, Sl5 to the
frst and so to the second.
Special rates at the hotel for the
races.
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a. Card.

Ny wife and I will leave for Balti-
more, August 18th, and will return
on or about the 18th with full line
OF fall goods for my new store, now
completed. All goods will be bought
for cash and will be sold to suit the
times. AS ! shall only make the mer-
camille part of my business l shall
offer goods cheap for cash. Highest
prices paid for produce. Customers
will find it to their interest to give
me coll.
JAMES T. MEARS.
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County achooi Boa rd.

The county school board met Au-
gust 80, and adopted the following
resolutions:
list That we rs-adopt the list of
school books now in use for four
more years with some additions to
the list.
Sd. District boards should not con-
tract with married woman as teach
ers, but should teacher marry dur
ing the school term she should be
permitted to complete that term.
Sd. Each district board shall elect
one substitute teacher who shall re-
ceive two dollars per day when act
ually employed.
4th. There shall be nolegal school
holidays, but the schools shall be
closed from December 22 Until the
first Monday in January, 1895.
9th. No teacher shall be contract
with until he sends his certificate to
the clerk OF the district board Tor
examination.
9th. Pungoteaguo disaAotss will
appoint teachers August 8hS Lee
district August Goth, Metompkfn Au-
gust S1st, Atlantic September srd,
Islands September 7.
18th. August Goth is appointed a
special day for the examination, at
Kellar, OF those teachers who failed
to attend the regular examination.
The Board also settled with the
county treasurer and full state
ment OF the settlement will appear
in the next issue of the ENTERPRISE
J. D. PARSONS.
Clerk Co. School Board.
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Clerk Co. School Board.
Accomae Baptist Aaso9An,ion.

This Association meets with the
Red Bank Baptist Church, Wednes-
day before the third Sunday in Au-
gust. All visitors by rail stop Oft at
Nassawaddox station and they will be
properly cared for.
All church clerks will receive letter
blanks and the chairman OF each
committee for an annual report will
be notified.
Respectfully submitted,
g. g. JoYNRs,
Clerk.
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A Cool, Delightful Trip at SNAIL
Price.

Steam yacht Gem, commencing
Monday, August 18th, will leave
Wachapreague wharf every evening
at p. III (until further notice. for
Cedar Islaud. that favorite old resort,
returning will leave the island at 10
p. M, giving more than five hours on
the water and beach with ample OPP
portunity for bathing, etc.
Price for round trip, so cents.
Will also leave every Saturday for
Hog Island and Cobbs', returning
Sunday. Fare to Hog Island and re-
turn, $1.OO, to Cobb's and return,
$3.50. Will leave on first trip at II
a. IN, August 18th.
Refreshments may be had OH the
boat or on the beach.
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QUESTION.
Does Advertising Pay!

Answer-I we have bagas like the foow
what he reads helps make room for the fall ah goods s
nar as foloysood until Sept Special peach day:
Mondays for worsed dress goods 10 per cent discount
Tuesdays for ,aces and ribbons,
Wednesdays carpets and 1nattlngs
Thursdays for wall paper and iewery,
Saturdays for ready clothing 80 cent discount
Discounts for cash only
few every day bargains SC and oc goods pictures
shoes of every imaginable style and width and prices beyond
some ladies' So $3.50 shoes to close for so and
15 for 80 cents pitchers for 10 cents gann
lated sugar Al cents coal oil 10 cents rbuckle coee 20 Genus
90 cents bread starch cents washing SODA
cents table and meal and cracked corn
per bag bran 81 per bag large sacks fine salt TO- nay No
timothy furniture from SIG to $50 r a st or n
for we surely have There of who are
ali ever ready you through the stock and you are under
no obligations to buy unless they meet your approval Kem
Der we have everything clothing in stGuts Sims
and regular made cutaways ocks and SACKS square
sacks &c. from $3.50 21 suit all style pants from IS cents
S. and hdren suits from Is cents TO w. ana III ian'
Yours very respectfully,
A. Fl. G.. MEARS, Wachapreague.
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Examination OF Teach ers.

Dr. John s. hTapp, has decided.
with the advice of the County School
Board), to hold another examination
of public school teachers on the Goth
inst, at Keller, for the benefit Of
those teachers who from any cause,
failed to attend the examinations on
31st ult., ard 1st of August. No
teachers whose licenses have expired
will have them renewed and hence
another opportunity to secure IL
ce1fses will be given them, but posi-
lively no private examinations will
be given.
J. y. PARSONS,
ltlarE ~ Gchoo1 ROor5
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Accomae congregational Delegations.

DIR. John W. Bowdoin, county
chairman of the Democratic party.
authorizes the following;
Accomac Congressional delegation
to Tappahannock will leave Cape
Charles on next Monday, at 6 o'clock
p. m. The delegates will take the
regular south bound mail train for
that point.
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BE Not DKcEIyED-There is but
one Compound Syrup Of Blackberry
Roat, Herrings the original, others
are limitations Take that and no
other for cholera morbus and cholera
infantum in children. For adults it
is positive cure, for diarrhma and
dvsentery. Only 25 cents. james
Baily & Son, Proprietors.
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FARM For RENT-A 9 horse farm
on Chincoteague bay, near Horn
town, to rent for 1895, or longer, to
one who can bring satisfactory ref
ererces as good trucker. For par.
ticulars write in person. and send
references as to ability and character,
to, Business, 22O Spears Wharf, Bal
timore, Md.
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Nor1cE-Wm. 81. Parker and L.
Floyd Mock, agents of the owners OF
the lot in Drummondtown, formerly
belonging to the late Abel T. john
son, offer said lot for sale at private
contract, on reasonable terms.
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WANTED-A man with labor to
work a good two-horse truck farm
for portion of the crop-resources
fine. Direct letter to box 4, Frank
town, Va.
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MERCANTILE NoTIcK-All summer
goods are for sale at and below cost
ut my store. j. P. Wescott, Stewards
Wharf, Va.
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DID You KNow-That Calverts In
sect Powder in patent sift top boxes,
retails at 10 cents. Not in use it is
air tight. Keeps its full strength.
Result-certain death to feas, bed
bugs and flies.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WANTED-To buy, four shoats,
weighing about 100 or 1873 lbs. NJ.
Oldham Jr., Accomac G. H, Va.
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For SALE-A Morgan horse, large
and Sound 10 years old. For partic
ulars apply to. B. T. Marshall
Cattail, Va.
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Bread, pies, cakes SC, for sale at
my place next door to drug store,
Accomac G. H. NJ. G. Smith.
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Do you like good bread? II so, use
Hiawatha flour.
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Corn on cob for sale by Hopkins e.
Bro, Onancock.
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Every barrel and sack OF Hiawatha
flour is sold under guarantee that
it will please you.
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Slocomb Bros. will sell you cloth
ing at cost regardless of what others
say to the contrary.
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Every merchant who is up with
the times keeps Hiawatha flour in
stock.
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Hiawatha, M'Liss, Ivanhoe and
Colulnbia-the leading brands Of
flour of the Eastern Shore.
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AMEs-At his home in Occahan'
mock Neck, Northampton, Sunday,
August 9Th, of typhoid fever, Capt.
William Ames, aged about so years.
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Died.

CooPBn-Near Keller, Wednesday,
August LIST, of consumption, Mrs.
Rebecca Cooper, wife of John Coop
or, aged IS years.
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NoTIcE-I hereby offer for sale at
and below cost all my stock OF generr.
al merchandise except groceries. All
persons indebted to late firm OF b. u.
Doughty s. Son, are earnestly re-
ouested to settle with me by Septem-
Der 18th, or after that date they must
settle with Mr.. Ohio F. Mears. b. u.
Doughty, Exmore, Va
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S7EoIAL NoTIoE-All persons in
de aced to Geo. B. Hoffman, either by
ri re or open account, must come
forward and settle same without any
further notice. The books and &C
counts must be closed at an early
date. His entire stock of goods will
be sold at and below cost for cash.
g. B. Hoffman, Harborton, Va.
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Nudge, Smith & Co., Baltimore,
sole agents of Hiawatha flour. E. +.
Warren, Eastern Shore salesman,
OnancOck, Va.
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Ask your neighbor her opinion OF
Hiawatha flour. We refer you to
any one who has tried it,
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Try Hiawatha flour and if you
don't find it first-class i'll every way
return it and get your money.
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PUBLIC AuoT1oN-I will sell to the
highest bidder, commencing Satur-
day, August 4th, 10 a. m, and con
tinuing every Saturday thereafter at
the same hour until disposed Of, my
stock OF goods, consisting OF al as
sortment of general merchandise. ..
Baker, Mappsville, Va.
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NoTIcE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from cunning or other
wise trespassing on my premises near
Onancock, under penalty Of a prose-
cution to the full extent of the law.
Sydney J. Hopkins.
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Nor1cE-I offer for sale the En-
more hotel, store, barroom and sta
bles-rare chance for a live man. 3.
U. Doughty, EXmore, Va.
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WANTED-An industrious, sober
man to take charge Of and work on
my farm for the year 1866. | can be
seer at the Accomac Fair, August
9Th, or letter to Eastviile will reach
me. Reference required. Robinson
Nottingham
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Nor1cE-I have 100000 feet OF dry
lumber that must be sold. If you
need lumber of any sort it will pay
you big to see or write to me--lnust
close out my business here, and am
going to sacrifice stock on hand Ill
order to do SO. No matter upon
what part OF the Shore you live, it
will pay you to write for estimates.
y. ". Mock, Mappsville, Va.
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Nor1cE-With the view of closing
out my business l ain now Offering
my entire stock OF goods except gro
ceries at Daugherty, at cost and be
low. and in the future my terms will
be strictly cash--and all person in
debted to Inc must settle without de-
Law. ! have for sale farm OF 1925
acres, q miles from New Church, on
reasonable terms. Jas. P Daugher-
fV
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For RENT FOR 1895 AND 1996-Store
house in Modest Town, at present oc-
cupied by E. S. johnson. Apply to
Sallie F. Taylor, Modestown, Va.
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NoTIcE-Money to loan upon APP
proved real estate security. n. Is.
Wescott.
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For RENr-For the year 1895, a
large and convenient store-house,
known as Red Hill. R. T. Christian,
Keller, Va.
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Observation-Disclosures and tram
sient by Mrs. Lille Dix Nelson, GIL
W. FaYette street, near Green, Balti-
more, Md.
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Our sick neighbors seem to be re-
covering, and we are glad.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-01-11

Low grade gold ore is but an indiffer-
ent mineral upon which to build a
boom, but it is the thing to RELY upon
to upbuild the permanent good of the
country. sJust now with the cyanide
process we treat the low grade gold
ores of Utah at a cost OF $500 per ton.
This ore-and there is an immense
region of country covered with it
runs all the way from $3.50 to $500
per ton. 1t will be seen at a glance
that here is the yellow richness in suf-
fcient quantities to enrich this terri-
tory to an enormous degree. Ye men
of Utah, pitch in an secure share of
this enormous mass of ready money,
current the world over, while it is CO.
ing.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-01-11
and above we have given the absolute
proof of the assertion.

The drink traffic just now interests
the Ogden Sun. In Provo those who
wish to do so drink like American
freemen. Those who do not, refrain.
Every tub stands upon its own bottom
and answers only to God Almighty, and
the laws made and provided. Even
the great moral engine, the Splatter.
blotch, when it wants drink goes into
drug store or whisky shop and gets
it, but it never ceases to preach strict
abstinence to its readers-on the prin :
ciple of "do as 1 tell you, not as 1 do"
'You can lead horse to water but
you can't make him drink" So, to
reverse the metaphor, you can tell a
man not to drink, but you can't force
him to abstain. The declaration of in
dependence is a success.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-01-11
Ballard's Snow Liniment,

This invaluable remedy is one that
ought to be in every household. 1t will
cure your rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sprains, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Frosted
Feet and ears, Sore Throat and Sore
Chest. If you have Lame Back it WILL
cure it. 1t penetrates to the seat of the
disease. 1t will cure Stiff Joints Bnd
contracted muscles after all otherreme-
dies have failed. Those who have been
cripples for years have used Ballard g
Sn0w Liniment and thrown away their
crutches and been able to walk as well
as ever. 1t will cure you. Price so
cents. Sold by SmOot Drug Co.