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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-11
An Instanta3

The vendor of pate!
bound to sell his ware
or foul. A clever trick
short time ago on board
The sea was rough. "A Ayot
apparently i'll with seq
groaned until gentlemaSND4lne'
seemed to be stranger, approached
and asked if she would take lozenge,
which he had often tried on people
with marvellous results. The young
lady finally accepted the offer. The
cure was instantaneous Hardly had
she swa lowed the lozenge when she
was sitting up all smiles and order
ing ham sandwiches and bottled ale
Some passengers struck with the in
cident, inquired what the wonderful
remedy was, and the gentleman, who
proclaimed himself the agent for the
sa of the lozenges, disposed Of
considerable number Of boxes at 81
each. What was the surprise Of the
buyers when they saw the lady and
and her preserver go off arm in arm
wncn the boat arrived at its destina.
tion. The pair had worked in con-
cert.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-11

TucHE is a man in Hartford who
has worked at fortY-siX different
trades He forms q sort Of a trade
union ali 0Y himself
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-11

THERE are SO many people who al
ways feel religious when they live
where the church is populaE
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-11

WHEN she is under twenty, the
hair on her face is POLITICALLY referred
to as peach down."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-11
A Japanese Custom.

The following details with rel
TO the hair-dressing Of japanese If
may be of interest in these days,
may help to elucldate much OF
mystery which always surround &
meaning of a japanese pictura
Japan a girl at the age of 8 W5i
hair tied up in a red scarf,
aroud the back OF the
the forehead is left bare, with
ception of a couple Of locks,
each side. When she is Of T
able age she combs her :,
and makes it up in1
fan or butterfly,
time decorates it y
tails of varied col
everything, and is
by the young
widow who wishes
band puts a tortd
zontally at the bi
:sss: eesssss:n';e5Ss;s neon :55 S5I ss: L.;
of any sort. n
rare. By these sim9 -,
confusion is aVQ
around a ball-room3
age and statues Of
place. and gre:
for the introduq
tom into this Cd
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-11

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31
HIueneId Notes.

NEW York, July 3l.-The World
prints the following under date u
Man,gua, July 80lh! Senior Duarte, a
leading attorney, has gone TO BluUhelds
10 Join General MAdriZ, the secretary
OF state, carrying with him ample
powers to settle the Mosquito troubles.
President Hslaya has sent notes Oh
the NJ squilo question 10 all the Gem
trail American governments. lie has
asked aid from Guatemala sud Hon.
uufhH.
American Minister Baker has pro.
tested against tue seizure OF number
OF launches At Rama by General Ca.
bszas, the launchus being the property
Ui American citizens.
Under date Of Colon, Colombia, July
sou, the World says; Refugees from
Rama and BlurfielIs tell horrible tales
Of the cruelty peTpetTated by General
Cabtzai and his subOfdinAteH when
they found Chief Clarence approach.
Ing. Not even tho women escaped
their fury. Chief Clarence captured
large quantities OF arms anu reoapluTed
oil his cannon. General CabeEas ex.
pected 10 retake BluehpiIs within ten
days. He threatened to kill all the In.
dlnus aud those who aided them AMI
destroy tnelr property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31
An omnIhn. cnmrInin,.

SAN FRANCISCO July 30 The
United States district attorney In pre-
pafiug an omnibus cOu p aint against
all the American Railway Uuion men
VINO Aru In jail Ia no thuru California
charged with offences Agai NJ the
federal law. Complaints win probably
be- lodged before United States Com
missioner Heac1ck, n committing
magistrate, tomorrow. THIS complaint
n 10 take tue place Of the multiplicity
Vt complaints now on lilo against the
railroad strikers. Tho charge will al.
legu Interference with Interstate com.
mtrce and trade AMI conspiracy 10
rutufd the progress OF tue United states
matte, Tue desire IA 10 simplify the
many charges against the s,fiLen Of
over acts occurring ~ 4 iiereut times
aud places.
1--WE do not want the,i men 10 feel, -
said Assistant United states District
Attorney knight this evening, "that
We are piiiug up charges against them.
There II a desire - treat the strikers In
spirit ~ fairness, aud not 70 peTse.
cute them but 10 punish them for
their criminal acts"
Tue defendants will include betW cen
thirty and forty strikers from 5acTA-
menlo AMI Red Bluii, several Of whom
are now incatceratvd In San Fran.
cisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31
MINNEAPOLIS THIRD FIRE.
4 Disastrous COIllsTatlOl and tx.
plOiiOn Of Gas.
Halt n Mutton Dollars worm Of
Property Drstroyed- traius Ne
tnycd Tor itours.

MiNNEArobts, July 3O.-The third
disastrous fire g. tho history OF Mime.
apolis broke out about $3.50 this after.
neon ia the lum1cr yards Of the Shev.
lin-Carpenier company, on the bank Of
The Mississippi river AZ the loot Of
Eighth avenue north. 10 spread with
remarkable rapidity anu before II was
controlled destroyed property valued
At nearly s50O,OOD.
Besides 81, UUU, 200 feet Of lumber the
va manufacturing plant Of tho Omsha
Railroad company, the round house,
tool house and ssnd house aud also the
turn tables Of that road, nearly forty
freight care, some lDaIu1 with met
chaniise aud tbs office building Of the
Shevlir-Carpentur company were
burned.
The saw mill, the planning mill, dry.
lux kilua anu store house for moulding
and preparing wood, although IN the
very heart VI the fire district, were
saved by the efforts Of the hremen
aided by iUriuiious change In the
direction Of the winua.
Help was summoned from -. Paul
ami seven engines with full crews
we're seat over from that city. The
Insurance Will be about S3jJ,UlD.
Tue fire caused the gruatost excite.
mont AMI brought thousands VI people
TO the scene. II was not long after the
bazs was first noticed wneu tue heat
became ~ Intense that the crowds
were forced back, and It was we'll they
were because Ia less than two hours
two tanks containing gas used by the
Omaha Railroad Company In lighting
their cars exploded with terrific force,
hurting fragments of steel \ long ut
lance. A stationary boiler also OK.
plOdcd but caused no loss Of life.
Employees OF the railroad company
at tho risk VI thuir liyes anu with
hands aud faces bllslercd by the fear
inl heat rushed into the ilufcest Of tue
flames anu saved ten dead locomotive.
anu nearly 100 cars. Incoming ASH
outgoing trains were delayed several
hours by tie IRE.
Revised figures place tho loss OF the
5heylin.Catpontef company Vt s2lU,.
900 with Insurance, 100000. Tue
loss 10 the Omaha company Including
cars 10 nearly fJOJ,OOO, covered by
blanket insurance. Losses by ears
burned belonging 10 other companies
Will swell too lvutUi 10 upwards Of half
miluOu.
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APPLYING ron WORK.
Empioye % OF the southern PRoIuc Who
Went Out nuring Ibs Trouble.

Employees OF the southern PHoInc Who
Went Out hurting Ibs Trouble.
SAN FRANCIsCO, July sl.-The
iiremen tnd trHinmen who left the
service Of the Southern Pacific com.
puuy at Sacramento nj the beginning
VI thu recent strike hope soon to return
to their CID positions. Delegations OF
former employees and OF Sacramento
merchants have held combinations
with General Manager Towuv. rowno
received his visitors cordially. lie
stated that the company Was willing 10
accept Rppl cations from rormer en-.
Iloyrs ana that, unless such employees
had boon engaged In violence, their
applications would he considered with.
out prejudice. II ia thought that tue
company II willing n re-employ these
mon provided they show regret for the
past and oiier to refrain from striking
IN the future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

DENvER, Colo, July 8O.-rhe con.
ditiOu OF the coal strike IL peculiar. At
New Castle the men were told 10 take
their tools from the mine Rs tue pumps
were 10 he taken out and shut down 10.
definitely.
At GlenwoOd, the managers today
offered the men the same conditions
under which they worked ut before tho
strike. A majority VI the miners de.
sired 70 accept the offer, bus were iu-
undated by ngitatOrs aud the oticr
was rejected, AS result the puml 4
will 10 taken out aud the mines closed
indefinitely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31
Silks.

Quarter Price silks and Half Price
sui,a VIII ho HE rul0 this week,
70 f. indeed tho SIX Chance Of the
Season.
10 close tho balance ~ those India
silks. that were Sl.OJ aud sl.15, IN beauti-
nl designs and patterns, ALEC lu lEhi
coluB aud stripes, most Huimu.a ior
waists and perfectly washable. Those
sIk4 nrs tho CREATES. bargains ever
shown at our SILK counters for $50 sd.
20 Pieces OF silk. natural color Pougeo,
inst boz rom tho Custom House 20 In,
wide, weTa 300 for soc.
SEQ our elegant limo ut Plain and Fig
urod China Ponge0 and Japanese silks,
worth byr. Tor 49,
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Kong that such a few Chinese have
come to San Ffauoisco.
The explanation IL given by the
officers of the Gaelic In the fact Una,
all abis-bOdied Chinese were deiaiuel
sending the outcome OF tho negotla-
tions that were going on between
China aud Japan when the steamer
was IN ChineSu waters A number OF
merchants AMI students wanted 10
come 20 San Fra cisco, but the Cninete
authorities would not issue tnem psss'
PORTS. AZ aresult Of the war both the
Pacific Mail ani Occidental and On
entail companies expect their steamers
to come Ia Ia the future almost bare Of
Chlnele pAaaungtIs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31
A BAND OF ROBBERS
Organized as a Result Of tho SITIk]
10 Colorado.
rrRROmzlSe Tue COUNTRY.
A vigilance Committee Being Formed
oExterminatr tie Bandits and
Bloody Conf cts Expected.

DFsyrR, July 3).-Ono result Of the
late warlike strike ut Cripple Creek is
the organization Of a bani ri robbers
who nave terroflEed the country In
the Immediate neighborhOoi ami the
outbteal, OF trouble, more bloody than
the recent strike, is among the posi-
billties.
When II became known that Sheriff
Bowefs was to DO permitted to serve
warrants aud make arrests those lead
or. who lei. that their actions would
be punished with heavy p'naitie', fled
lhe camp. A party Of them number.
ing ten or fifteen organized thomseivse
into band, aud ever since
nave demanded euslenance from tho
surrounding ranchmen. They are
mounted ON stolen horses anu make
raids, seiEiug cattle, poultry, hot'es-
u ,thing that will serve their purposes.
Last Suuda, they rode into the little
,swu uf Victor, uBmanuei what thoy
wanted nud then boosted that no uuo
IN Victor could stop them. Dfl.Wiley
Collins was thv ouly han who had
tne courage 10 DEFY tuem, Having 40
nfe arms lie attempted ~ borrow a
gun, but fear prevented anyone from
complying with his request and he
was Obliged 10 digest his indignation.
so serious nave the raids bstOmo that
vigilance COMMITTEES u being OIg,n-
Igsu 10 drive tue robbers away OF UN-
tpftuinnts them IL IL alFU Fntu that
Sheriff Bowers IL organizing pjsss OF
,cputy sneriils ~ proceed against
them. Warrants for every memuer Of
tue gang have been iiouoi for acts
committed during the strike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

COLORADO spRiNGs, July 3O.-A big
mining deal was completed today 10y
which the Portland Gold Mining COM
many became sole owner OF the Anna
Lee and doubtful lodts, formerly
owned by tho Amazon company, aud
the Bob fail No. % an undivided
seveu.sixteenths interest In the Bob
Tail, the White House, National Bell
and CAPTAIN lodos, formerly owned by
the Battle Mountaln company. The
consideration was $500, 900 cash.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

nose ran, headaches no appetite and she
couldn't sleep Al night
Hearing Of the wonderful cures effected
by Drs. Shores & Shores, decided TO
take my child 10 thom, and / am glad
did, for ! can now tru hfully sAy tina
she II we'll again. / cannot FAY too much
la praise Of Drs. shores s. Shores, and
would advise all mothers 10 take their
children % them a. their treatment IL
mild, pleasant and effective.
Mrs Edgar resides NJ No. 43 SImondi
avenue, between Seventh aud Eighth
West streets, Salt Lake city, whore sha
can ho seen, aud will readily verify hcr
statement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

KANSAS CRY, NO, July 30.-Jos.
Wilson, charged with being leader o.
the party that tsrfed aud ieathereu
A,Jutaut General THfsney VI Colorado,
WIS lodged In jail hero tonight to
await pquisition papers that VIII per.
NIT his being legally taken back 60
Colorado. Wilson claim, his limo
ceuce Of the charge anu says no can
readily prove An abb.
Late tonight Adiutant General Iart-
uey, who saw tue prisoner, said that
Wilson was positively the leader Of
the mob that taffod and feathetu1 him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31
~ rmE ooUrn n'ALrNEs.
Mines started ~ nnt Trains nov,ns
on lime.

VINES started w nnl Arnins moE ing
on lime.
SPOKANE, Wash, July al three
companies OF U. =. troops In the Couer
d'Alenes moved from wsIdner to Wal.
lace yesterday.
Onr oil these companies will be sent
10 Burke. THIS movement OF troops
wss considered necessary with re
sumption " work la tue mines on Can
yuu CfUek,
Toe Gem mine started up last night
and the PootmAn, Standard aud frisco
viii follow soon.
Railroad traffic will also be resumed
Immediately. The Missoula branch
opened yesterday. Trains are moving
on time. The Northern Paolnc'S eau.
yUu creek branch will DO open for bust.
ness tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31
$500
a Month for all Diseases
and all Medicines fur
nished Free.
II You Cannot CONS 10 Salt Lake

Write for tho mail treatment Oneof tho
physicians IN personal charge superln-
tends tho mail department. and by sys-
tenn OF close correspondence controls
those out Of tho CITY quite AZ wen Rs those
who come 10 tho office Soud for symp.
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31
Gambling Und.r Police Protection,

CHICAGO, July 49, Tho grand Jury
today hiul u report, saying; ave tnd
that gambling ~ being carried on 10 its
fullest extent In Chicago, with door.
wide oper aud cappers ami sloO -pig-
cons plying their VocatOns, 10 catch
the unwary for tbs purpose VI fleeing
any victim wnO happens 10 fall into
their hands, aud that the heads " the
police department VI this city ale
giving some OF the places mentioned
below ample protection from arrest aud
prosecution"
A LIST OF places at which II IL allegei
that gambling IL being Carried on u
appended. The jury gives ~ a reason
tor not returning indictments against
the propriotors Of these pisces that the
assistant state attorney Informed them
that II would be impossible 10 secure
convictions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31
lie Did Not
See qhH Point.

But you will if you step
into ~ Main Street, and
iakea look at the Good,
Durable, Well Made and
Handsome Summer Suits.
The, are selling at so TO
Sl5. You will say as every
one else has said, that they
are the best bargains ever
offered in Salt Lake City.
They embrace al 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.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31
Ready Made Goods.

You have beou iuyltol 10 many Waist
offerings, but mover 30 ono when value.
were 20 rare, the variety 20 exclusive or
tho stsles 80 pretty.
Ladies' Monte Cloth Waists, were zoo,
for l5e.
PINK, Blue, rIollo,ropo Waists, la,os;
sly los, we're zoe. DO.
EIos7ut Limo OF Shirt Waists In pin
stripes, worth SL3J, for 300.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

Win DO Efforts this Weok.
To tho Bottom! REDUCTIONS Will Run a Mad Riot
And Values be to
Tho Quick, Profit and Cost will In
Be considered during Final Clearing
Sale OF all Summer Goods.
This Great Sao has saved Hundreds OF Dollars to our
Patrons and It will Thousands
More this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

wAsnINdroS, ID. c., July So
The Hawaiian Toyahst commission
now on lts way 10 Washington viii be-
compelled 20 depend upon IT. own 70.
sources 10 secure an audience with the
officers Of this government. No assist.
auco IN that direction will TO given by
the officers N the legation Of the IL
public here who point out that u
would be mAniiestly improper Tor
them TO interco Ie In behalf Of any one
who IL opposed to the existing govern.
ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

Chicago VIII lie Asked 60 PAy for the
Recent Riots.

CHICAGO, July 3O.-rho first Of the
claims against ths city Of Chicago Tor
damage 10 property duflhg the recent
strike were filed today. The damage
for which notice has been served
covers only the property damaged the
iirst two OF thice days In July, anu for
the legal recognition OF which tho
time allowed under the statutes expired
tonight.
Tue claims aggregate S38,aS). They
were fllei by Attorney Foster Of the
Grand Trunk Tor all the roads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31
Suits.

This wool, tho ilnal reductions 10 uuict.
Iy close tho stock of SUMMER suits. ia
chance thag comes but uncb a year.
Wu make just % pric0s on Our entire
stock of Duck suite. were $3.50 and s3I5
loo blue ami white stripes. jlg5.
AZ $3.50, wo VIII close an of our Hue
or Tan Or White Striped Duck Suits,
with front rOysrs and cuffs faced with tho
plain material, worth $500 10 500
Al our High Glass Novelties IN Dlreo.
'oiro, tuWWay Box Coat, styles
were $3.50 aud $500, Tor $!,2l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31
Concerning Final I'roof Of Desert Land
EutFies,

WAaHINuToN, d. g., July 3O-The
Senate today passed. tho House hill
exempting those who have entered
public land under the desert land law
from making the annual improvements
required by law, nud extending the
perio1 within which ilnal proof can
DO made TO i've year,.
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nssaneean bod. rnrmnr MIls.

CHICAGO, july 3l.-Ftsnk William.
6ou Il under arIest NJ the instance Of
mis- former wife, Jessir, who makes
peculiar cuargo against him-thst Of
seduction,
iney were married three years ago
Tut quarrUlvd, Her husband lott her
huu snv secured n divorce. They met
ngsin AMI lived together, but he re.
ius,d 10 remArry her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

DESvER, July SO.-rhe July state
nient OF tue u. 3, mint at this city sur
passes oil previous recofds' win two
days left out today Hni tomorrow,
good for At least s7j,UlO--lhe month's
gold purchases foot IN eiSs,bb0'bl,
compared with S.l5 O5GlJ ~ July,
1893. This shows a gain u s522, 6ls.42,
OF gi2 per cent.
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Cholera Ia Holland.

LONDON, July 8O.-A dispatch to the
Standard Tom The Hague says:
lhrTe were eight new cases OF chol.
era NJ Maestrloht yesterday, anu 10 en-
yesths Al Rotterdam there were Two
deR hs
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AKsntncl., EnrlI,nn.Le.

PADUCAH, Ky,Juiy 80 This Morn.
INK about O'clock a very petcrptible
earthquake shock was tclt Ia this vi
oinity. This Is only ono VI many that
have been felt In this nelghb0rhood
recently,
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Tho Ronds Recovering.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-rho amount OF
freight handled last week IL about what
the roads were handling before the
strike snd shows that they have 70.
covered their own and are now doing
"a much business "a before they were
crippled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

VICTORIA, Is. g., July sl.- Toe
collier Willamette, seven days from
Uualaskh, arrived this morning. she
f,I orls that ssDlers were there waiting
far Wednesday morning 70 10 10 son.
ruefr are few scAls ON the r0okarics
nj Pubylon lsianus this year, but
away TO the wos,ward tho tesis arc
numerous.
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nAREor cmINn,n rAs.rNorns.
All AbIs.bodIpd men Retained in the
country,

San FRANCISCO, July 3O.-The
tesmship Gaelic from Hong Kong
aud Yokohama, brought only twenty.
luVen cabin passengers and had but
I'VE whites, fourteen japanese and one
shinese In the storage. This IL the
lIe1 Time In the history OF the steam
NIP service between here and Hong
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

Between the testimonials Published by
DR.. Shores & shores aud excursion rato
specialists. all the old residents. bushes.
aud professional meu oven the public
press endorse the treatment u these sue
ceaaiul specialists.
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PROBABLY HuRDERED.
And the crime Relieved 10 Have n
Political UrtEtn.

eroKANE, July SO.-rne people Of
the southern part Ut Spokane county
are Intensely excited over tho kiduap-
ping aud murder u Charles Gloysteiu,
a prominent farmer, aud n Republican
politician Of Mica,
GiOys,tiu was called out Of his bed
at midnight last nigut and has not
since been seen. Its hat cut with u
blunt instrument, covered with blood
aud hair, was fund today by search.
ing party.
The missing man had Incurred the
enmiIy Of the Populisia OF his neigh.
bOrh0Oi anu the feeling against him
was intense.
a shUrt time ngo he was hung In
eiilgy and number Of tcuffil0ui
threats against his lie were posted on
school house door.
II IL the general belief that these
threats have been executed.
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SIGNED STATEMENTS GIVEN As
EVIDENCE OF The SUCCESS OF
THIS WONDERFUL SYSTEM.
NO ons need suffer. II Nsil, Special
lists Have Treated You aud Made
You Worse, Don't give up. Read
the Evidence from Patients Cured
byDrs. Shore, & Shores.


This organ plays a very important rolo
In tho drama Of Digestion, making the
performance either comedy Or tragedy
according to whether It tho liver "
bright and active, OF sluggish or torpid.
Tho liyer's duty il to soorolo bile, help
prepare tho food for assimilation, aud To
purity tho blood. n II fails iu those om-
ploymouts or performs them imporioo ly,
the entire system " soon az rlz1a aud
sovCus. Whom he liver IL not over
worked, no organ In thoentiro body amore
COmpauiOnahIo. hut Just give ia triilo
too much to do, or present with improper
food for manipulation, aud itlWill soon
ultor protest. n the strain IL nOt speed
lily relieved, the organ becomes iuilamed
aud iwollon, aud digestion di-0rganiEod,
aud the blood impure. symptoms Of dis
ordered liver arc dull headache, bad
taste In tho mouth, coated tongue, sick
stomach, pain under tho right shoulder
BLADE, irregular sour fisings lu tho throat,
dizziness, black spots before the eyes
and shooting pains In the back. These
symptoms do NOT all exist NJ the same
time, ~ course. but enough " them viii
hopro-ont ~ prove that the sufferer moods
tho advice and treatment OF some ex-
pUrinnCe and successful specialists.
Drs Shores & Shores arc tho most sue.
ce,siul iu Salt Lake, aud their many
cufos u cases similar 10 tue above Is
proof that you need not suffer, but 20 to
them aud be restored TO health.