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tNTEREsrINg FIND.
A Stone stab WIN a Pussiiug la.
.rrInIInn.

BuFFALO, n. ", May 2s.-Whilc
wofRmuu were blasting In May street f,
FfOd0uia, Chaiauqua county, Saturday
morning they turned up u slab three
feet long, four feet wide anu one foot
thick, bearing an inscription which
was very clear when the st0nu had
been washed. One side " the stone
was polished smooth aud bore the fol.
lowing words: "Nos, est u nos aetAlis
mancipium VI mUno 9th year VI
Anthem"
Scientists have visited the spot, In.
SPECIFIED tho slab, puzzled over the In
rcflI ton anu made many attempts VI
trauslEtiug. All believe that the
language was directly bearing ON the
almost forgotten belief Of Antiuoman.
ism which ilOurished In the old world,
particularly In England during Crom-
Wells reign. The iifth year Of Anthem,
the date upon which the Inscription
was supposedly chiselled into the sur.
face Of the slab, would be In 1854. Ac.
cording 10 history the believers Ia
AntinomAnlBm Interpreted the ith
chapter OF Romans and tho End chap.
ter OF INST Peter m such n manner that
they believed men anu women might
violate laws Of personal purity and
still be good Christians. This
sort Of religion az Unb time
had many disciples and IT,
prccepls were lived up 20 In the years
which followed the Toigu Of the die
soluto Charles IL, IL was finally
stamped out, lost sight Of and forgot.
ten. II IL believed that some OF these
may have found their way through
tue wilderness anu established temples
IN what Is now FredOnia. Here they
sot up temple and lived according 10
their peculiar belief. Their total dis.
appearance may DO accounted for on
the basis that they lost their lives by
falling victims TO the indians. To-day
further Investigations will be made In
the hopes Of discovering additional
relics 0f this forgotten belief. The slab
will be- preserved by the Chatauqua
county historical society.
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the difference between tho real aud tho
imitation, sou can readily perceive ihat
ufs. shores Is Shores oHgl wyHk give
now ovidUucHuf ihClr skill, whiio ih0 old
shup-woru "ads' used Is year ago D. tho
evidence ut other su.cailod specialists.
ur shores IS Shores HrH tho Leaders. they
stand Ht the hoad ul their profession, thoy
have caused tho Doodle specialists 90 take
iu their signs. aud reduce thDIr advertise
iug-whyG because urt. shores s. Shores
proved tu tho people of salt Lake .hat
ihUro mover was specialist here before
who could euro them, aud fur That they
arc receiving tho hearty cooperation of
every respectable man aud woman boz tho
city.
Let tho public nuio tho difference aud
u you will call ~ tho Offices NJ ur.
shores q shores you will 300 tho par'prs
crowded, while our woullsbn CUmUHilt.
urs wall, and wall their talo uf woe 60
the Wind that blows across tho salt sea OF
Zion.
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TBLEGRAPHIC.
THE FERRIS WHEEL.
Nav York is 10 Have The Gigantic
Toy to Play With.
OyrlcrLr TO FIND A LOCATION.
m, that Problem Settled, II VIII he
the Attraction Of the city for
Years 10 Come.

NEW YORK, May 2e.-rhis city is
N have the great Ferris wheel, the
engineering wonder and central a..
FACTION Of the world's Fair At Chi.
cago lsst summer. That point lie set
Nd beyond peradventure. A portion
n the mammoth oarousel IL already
here. But where II IL to be located Is
the question which IL worrying hr'
Ferris, the inventor aud owner Of this
ereatsst toy Of the century.
A man with an elophanton his hands
Il additionally an object Of public
,ympathy. but what shall be the meas
ufe Of confidence 10 be dealt out to a
man who has six million pounds Of
idle. uuprOduclive iron and steal cogs,
.pindlrs, axles, beams, bolts, nuts aud
crews 10 cay nothing Of 500, 900 feet OF
timber. 10 dispose Of somewhere.
That's the FIX Mr.. Ferris Ia In. He
mas the wheel that IL being rapidly
pten down In Chicago and shipped TO
New York city. Altogether u will nll
l6O cars aud the axle will come on the
great cat specially constructed 10 carry
tnu Kmpp gun across the continent
Mf. Ferris was seen NJ the Engl.
neers' club last night. lie said: at
will take two months longer TO take the
wheel down. IL cannot be dismautled
by any means AZ quickly NJ II was put
up. IL will be- shipped TO
New York city and be- put up
whom secure site. / am
not considering the Thirty-seventh
stree, and Broadway location. l have
half a dozen sites In sight, but must
move slowly. You know what real
estate agents are, and they value prop.
tfty not on tho basis OF what II ia
worth, but on how badly you want II.
cannot say when the wheel will DO In
operation, but hope 10 have II running
by October anu In n central and acccssl-
bic location. IL has not been determined
90 reconstruct Old Vienna In the on.
closure. have my elephant on hand
ns has been suggested and am looking
Tor stable, | will soon find one.
rejected n number Of propositions 10
locate the wheel In other cities ana at
various points on the teAshore, but
wnun | put IL up In Chicago / said
New York should be liz permanent
home, aud 1 expect It 10 be one OF tho
main attractions for visitors to tho
metropolis for years 10 come"
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a ore or Less Frauds rraetictd a Long
Time.

wAsHiNuTON, ID. q. May 2s.-CAp.
tain sampson, chief Of tho ordnance
bureau VI tho navy department, today
resumed his statements before the
House committee investigating the
Armor plate frauds. He detailed the
charges made by WALLACE, "A Pittsburg
lawyer representing half dozen em-
ployes Of the Carnegie works. Score.
lAry Herbert designated a board with
witness NJ the head 10 investigate.
Nome Of thu Witnesses at the second
hearing added any material informa.
ton 10 that which had already
been given by Mr. Hin. Mfr. Buck
testified 10 the practice Ia the works Of
no 1Iing specimens As g. give the gov.
eminent false record of the tests. He
tealified that Qualifications were con.
tinued until January /. Another ON.
ployo testified that the practice has
always existed. Ia response 10 a
question by Representative Money,
Captain Sampson said Superintendent
Friuk had given order TO discontinue
It. This order was In turn executed by
superintendent SehwAb, who knew Of
the practices.
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llcro l. what prs shores & shores offer
In evidence Of their now treatment.
Read this and thon compare It with the
evidence oi misat doctors.
We arc tho people aud euro tho sick.
Mr. John Taylor, who reside. at 500
Iweuiy-socond street, Ogden, IL ono vi
tho bosi-knuwn gentlemen In tho Tori.
tory; he h 90 years Of age aud has lived
moro tho greater portion u hls lifo; hahas
boon a constant sufferer from cainrrh Tor
the past " years, aud In an interview
with tho writor he says
"hos, ! can heartily recommend tho
tfoa'mont giyor hv nrs. Shores a Shore.
"a all who arc suffering ~ I was, for 1
was In such a very alarming condition
that l had little hopo Of - speedy no.
CoyOry.
- had terrible pain over tho oye. and
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a tighinCss lust aCross tho bridge ~ The
nose, a constant hawking and splitting
severe cough, Hhortuoss Of breath, aud
my heart seemed % Boo greatly affected
~ any lliilo excitement caused great
iluiterng of that organ.
"rulns boo my hhok, 900 appetite, and
what dIi ol' caused great distress, Boz,
ing 90 years nf age, I Imagined / was
inCunhlc, but being advised bv ifiOuiH
To go 10 tho wonderful Doctor, Shores IS
shores, / came from ogden horo TO take
tho now treatment, aud Ia conclusion will
say ] have boon h0nehtlnd beyond
measure, the hawking and splitting stop,
pod Immediately amor the second treat,
mont.
"iong live Dfs, shores & shores, aud
may thuir progress iu liio bo as rapid and
satisfactory as their treatment has been
Ia my caso,n
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ANIoIatIen OF rrentr.

WAsuiNUToN, May IS. RESOLUTIONS
TO be submitted BY Repf, sentative
Raynor Of Mary land in tue House To-.
morrow will fccltc that the Russian
government hos denied admIssion 10
That county Of Rabbi kmuskUpi, au
eminent Hebrew UuCIyHlhstir of Phila-
dclphia, and this action by Rutsla IL a
orican cillztns the right ~ enter,
r1llutn or travel IN Ru, ia the same ~
Rusrisl citizens arc admitted % this
country TIE tt=ollllCn will direct
full observance OF tue treaty, aud In
VI oil treaty relations with Russia.
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Tho wonderful ruroslbclu

Tho wonderful curoslbclug effected 10y
pra. Shores & Shorcs' now treatment d.
certainly wonderful. patients who have
been treated by every other doctor Doe
town und gained uo h0nel. hty0 boon
cured by nH. Shores IS Shores in ono
month. Last week thay ruhIshud tho
statement OF Nlr. liuwdiIrU. who had
been gwen zap by other physicians. and
ull las' week lhuy have boon bpsI0god uy
persons anxious 90 learn more Ol tho ro-
iuarkuhlD recovery
Tho remedies usod by DR.. Shores g.
Shores arU the latest Tho drug depart
mont De- uudHr tho personal supervision
~ rcgistprod drugglst no boys aro
allowed 10 throw together the medicine
that b. su important ~ those used by
"a HHO eminent physIclaus. Every care ls
taken In each department o. cure tho
niImnnt ~ tho patient, which is the cause
OF tho remarkable cures of this now treat
mont " pm. Shores q shores.
n you will take the palms 10 notice
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Both sides Prepared for Continue.
zion of Iostiittiss,

zion of HostiIittss.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, May 2s.-
The aTmistioe declared yesterday was
made use Of by the sheriff 10 increase
his forces. Nearly 400 men have been
recruited In Denver and only await
the slightest outbreak 10 DO forwarded
TO Cripple Greek and sworn In M
deputies.
All day the strikers have been
searching for arms anu ammunition In
the mining camps,and wherever arms,
ammunition or provisions were found
they were eOnfiscaled and receipts
given for them,
The miners have received otiesf OF
Rld from Denver, Pueblo, Loadville,
Olray, Goal Crock and other points.
II a battle becomes inevitable II Ia
raid that 700 armed linen will be sent
toad the strikers on forty.eight hours
notice.
denver, Colo, May 2s.-Every
miuu In the camp over which there has
been trouble IL "loaded." Large
quantities Of dynamite have been
stored In the shafts back OF the timber.
ing by the strikers and hidden wires
attached 10 these charges In such n
manner that they could DO xploded and
every person In the mines Instantly
Killed, while the men who start the bat.
terry remain out Of sight.
There In no immediate prospect OF
Arbitration. The strikers demand that
only union men DO given work, while
this mine owners refuse TO consent 10
an arrangement by which citizens aTe
deprived OF the means OF making "A
living, unless he belongs to a union.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC!

Kindly Remomber all Patients who apply Month for
treatment Will receive Free Charge Of Shores &
shoess Now Instruments tho Treatment Catarrh So
month for all Diseases medicines furnished froo with tho
new catarrh treatment
Remember this Is no cheap troamon It Is tho roatmon
that Is curing hundreds patients given at tho low
rate just to lot you tho real and
mutations 50 noto the difference tho only reliable
medical and surgical institute tho city Shores &
Shores Consulting Physicians
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THE pnEsnrTERIAN ASSEMBLY,
Resolutions Adopted ON q variety Of
hubiacts.

SARATOGA, May 2s.-At the open.
ing Of the general assembly today II
was announced that the sessions might
DO completed today n business was
crowded. lt was resolved that accord.
ing to the Presbyterian law the various
ptesbyterles have light 10 prohibit
the attendance VI students uu.
der their care, upon theological
Summaries diaapprOved by tho
general assembly. A proposal was mado
TO abolish the office VI pastor AT large
In the weaker pfesbyterles, and also
the synoiical missionary, but this was
lost by n large vote. Tho committee
appointed to confer with Professor
Smith reported that they had full
aud frateTnal conference with hlr1,
and was prepared to toll anything that
would justify further action by the
assembly.
A committo 10 confer with tho thea-
logical seminarlea upon the subject Of
closer relations and oompletef control
was appointed.
The oonmittee on church politics 70.
ported against any changes In the
portion OF tho constitution which pro-
vldes for the cOmmitteo's prosecution
In horcsy cases. Tho report was
adopted.
The committee on Temperance r..
ported recommending the assembly 10
endorse the view that no.party which
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spRiNuuELD, H., May 2s.-A con-
ference 'Ui the mine operators OF the
Central a Sluthern Illiuois coal helds
and members Of the executive board OF
the United Mine WOfRurs OF Illinois
was held ia this city today.
After much discussion n committee
was appointed 10 send invitations 10
all operators Of Illinois 10 attend hh
Opcrators' meoting,to bo held here next
Thursday. a delegate meeting o. II.
linols miners will be held here thv
same day.
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breckenridge Not In IL.

CIScINNATI, May 2s.--rhe EaQuir.
ere special from Covington, KY, says
that Colonel w. q. T.. Breckinridge
nnd Mr.. Evan Settle, competitive
candidates for the Democratic nomina.
Ton for Congress from the Ashland
disrioi, spoke there In the court house
today.
brecklnrldge said he had not come
asking aims; referred TO his record OF
ten years In Congress; suggested il was
bad policy 10 swap horses while cross.
lng u swollen river said tue great
Democratic party had the great task oil
hHn reform ON Ito hands, and expert.
enced Democratic Legislators were
needed 10 grapple with this task.
Mr.. Settle spoke Of his home people;
thanked them for past honors, and
assured them that should he DO trusted
with higher honom he would 10 MI the
trust ~ not 10 diahonor II. While ho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-29

WAsuNGroS, May 2B.-seorotary
Carlisle today rendered an important
decision on the claim VI Fleitmann d
Co., Of New York, for refund on &C.
cOunt Of alleged over payment Of dues
on hat trimmings under the tariff act
Of 1898. The claims involving the
same questions now before tho depart.
ment aggregate approximately twenty
million dollars. The secretary declines
10 revoke the order OF Secretary Foster
suspendlng all the hat trimmings re-
Payment
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CONGREGATIONAL NEWs.
a Mn of Interest 10 Homestead sot.
tteFs Passed.

wAsniNGroS May Ex-senator
Jones predicted today that the hnal
vote ON the tafitl bill viii be taken by
the Senate before June 10th.
Several bills were passed by the
House including tho following: To
fix tue northern boundary Of Warm
springs, Indian reservation, Oregon
extending the time for making hnai
proof and paymonton all lands claimed
under homestead and desert land lave.
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C Papers OF Pins for 8 cents.
o Cases Of Cream Ground Challigs.
2c sd
6 Cases ofFast CoIored Light Prints
2Ic sd
2 2 Brown Shgeunr, 2scJd
az Extra Heavy Brown Sheeuug
ave yd
Fine Outing Flannel, hc sd
Manchester Lawns, 81 in. wide hscyd
Plain Black satcen, 9ryd
French Challies an wool, go n.
wide, worth use, 4gc sd
so Pieces OF Wool ChalIies, 5aiH.
wide, worth 8oc, ~ .c yd
Imported French Broadeloih5 zoe sd
40 iu. all wool Heuuettas, assorted
new shades. 3Isc sd
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CHICAGO, Ills, May 20.-rhe Trrdss
and Labor Assembly Of Chicago has
Issued AN appeal TO the public, asking
assistance for the Pullman strikofs.
The number OF people dependent ON
the relief COMMITTEES II now about
i,OOO,and II 10 becoming a difficult, task
70 care for them. The supplies on hand
now amount 10 very little.
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wAsutNuroN, May 2s.-Sheduld
"Dn Of the tariff bill, "NOod aud
manufactures OF w5od,n was taken up
by the Senate today. Hall Hnd Frye
made speeches favOfing higher duties
for tho bunUnl Of the Maine lumber
men.
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maintains or iavurs licorsr nni pisces
specified approval Of the saloon upon
~ platform should receive tue sunmgrs
Of Christian men. Anrr much con.
fusion and motions Of amendments aud
points u order the recommendation
was adopted.
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Ihe n.rnIl.n nnrernm,rl

NEW YoER, May %. - Clnus
5precklo7 hes pronounced views on the
Hawaiian situation, whore his sugar
plantations lie. "rhe present ptovis-
ional government" he said "ls bound
TO 20 TO smash. There has not been .
revolution In the islands, but there will
bo Que before long, and no mistake"
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BROOKLYN, n. Y, May 2s.-laE.
Justice OF tie Peace Kenneth II.
sutherland, convicted In connection
with the Gravesend election scandals
last November Who'll disappeared when
threatened with arrest, hBssurrendeFsd
tOl he police.
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4 TonnaIIng IInd. q Torlnne.

OMAHA, May 29.-slK years ago Dr.
anu Mrs. Ramacciatti adopted an
ulghteen.m0nIhs-old boy nj the ~.
Louis ioundling hospital, 81, Louis,
Mo. His foster parents have since
uled and no has been declared their
heih inheritiug nearly $500 900.
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LEAvENwoRTu, Kan, May 2s.-An
order from Secretary Of War Lamont
was received at Fort LoayenwOrth this
evening for three companies " mill
taty 10 move Immediately 20 McAles-
ter, /. r., 10 suppress the mine trouble
aud restore 10 owners the property now
held by the strikers.
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HEART DISEASE 80 YEARS 4!
Short Breath, Palpitation.

Mr. G. W. McKiusav. postmastcrof
KOkomO Ind, and 10 brave cX..0Idirr
says. "l had been severely troubled
with heart disease ever since leaving
the army It tine close NJ The latuWar
! was troubled with palpitltiUn aud
shurtuc-s uf breath ] could not
sleep on my left side aud had pain
awunI my heart / became so ill
that ] was mich alarmed, and f0r.
tuuJtcly my attention was called TO
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SAN FRANCfsCO, May 23.-Local
commission merchants today received
coneignmenis Of peaches, being the
iiut Of the season. The iruit was sold
at 81 90 per box.
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MiSNEArOLts, May ss.-The work
Of securing jury TO tfy VS.. sitcetot
on the charge Of omb,zzllng fl,OOO,OOO
Of the dofunct Northwestern Loan anu
Guaranty anu Trust company has be-
run.
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Another Anti.uond Re.oiu,,o,

wAsmSdTOS, May 2S,--Representa.
tive Bailey, OF Texas. will again bring
forward his resolution approved by n
majority Of the Judiciary committee
denying Secretary Carlisle tue right 10
issue bonds 10 meet the current *.
peuses, II another bond Issue Ia deter.
minel upon.
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BoRuAai, Tex, May 2s.-The Col.
umblan hotel at LadOnia was burned
Just before dawn. The guests oil
escaped in their night robes, except
Charles Lowe, who was burned 10 death
In sight Of the SPECTATOR.
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CmINAnrN ~ CHICAGO.
Tho order OF Tong Geo Hons Estab-
II.nnh In lhnI DIV.

CHICAGO, May 20.-Clad In gorgeous
ffbfios and rigid for mality seventeen
Chinamen met last night and ro.estab-
lishod the order Of Tong Gee Hong In
Chicago. This fraternity hal existed
IN this city for many years, but about
eight months ago was disbanded be.
cause OF dissenslone. The society II
now arranging for n permanent lodge
room which will DO fitted up In orient
al mAgnifoence.
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Ia sALLE, H., May 25.--It was 70.
ported this afternoon that mob was
organizing 10 attack the men in charge
Of the Carlson company's shaft ana
guard Of militia was sent 10 tho mine.
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Married usr Leading Man.

PHLADELpmA,M May 9s.--Miss Julia
Marlowc, actress, anu Robert Iabof,
formerly her leading man, were mar
rled at 81. James church this city
today.
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SPOKANE, wash, May 20.-The
spokane river continues to rlso slowly,
Another bridge went out last night.
lhe old Ross park car bridge. Most Of
B3nner's ferry isunder water aud the
psJple have taken 10 the hills.
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DENvER, May % The convention
OF the order Of Railway Photographers,
aitor a full investigation 0f the charges
against Grand Chief Ramsay, has c1'
ouCfatud him.
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YHAK OF YHK 6IYY
is the Wonderful Cures Being Effected by Ds Shores shOress
New System Of Treatment
MEDICAL MEN INVESTIGATING THIS REMARKABLE SYSTEM
PRONOUNCE IT PAR SUPERIOR TO ANY THEY HAVE USED.

Erect Treatment During the
VIII
mcnts for o.
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was speaking a large number Of women
came 70 the meeting and were quite
demonstrative In their applause.
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DRS. SHORES & SHORES,
SPECIALISTS,
ZION MEDICAL & SURGICAL INSTITUTE
50 East, Second South Street

81 East Second South Street
sPECIALTESA diseases the Eye Ear Nose Throat and Lungs
Female Rectal and private diseases
less, sale nd Our method
Office hours . S pm, to m to
Five dollar! month for all Catarrhal Deases Medicines furnished free
from oN laboratory
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TIM COAL srRIHE
Colorado Miners WIN Have TO quit
Work, FOO.

DENvER, Colo, May 25.-Wllliam
Howell, mombur from Colorado Of the
Nation / Mine WORKERS, who attended
the Columbus meeting, returned today.
He says there has been n misunder'
standing Of the whole question among
Colorado minars and they viii W once
have 10 go out oil over the state 20 a.
10 bring about a settlement % soon o.
possible.
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nF YOU CANNOT COME TO SALT LAKE

Write for the mail treatment. Onoof tho
physlclanH IN personal charge superlu-
tends tho mail department. and by sys-
M of close correspondence controls
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DR.. Miles Heart Cure

! decided 90 try 10. Tho nrst bottle
made % decided improvement boz my
condition, and i've bottles have CONE
plCtcly cured me.
w. McKiNsEY. r. 81. Kosom0. Ind.
Do Miles Heart euro d. cold uH l positive
guarantee that the nr.f IutIIa VIII uertHt
hl drlFa.HtH HUII tutHi, bottles Cor O.. ur
% VIII De- Hyut UIguIId. Uu rUHHIut 90 price
" tho d. Miles Medical Coz liahart iud,
g.fF H.. Id f,.....r..