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Accidents In ogden Canyon.

While a Mr.. Bowlby, Mr.. N,ice snd
several others were ny OsIrn canyon
hunting, one Of the ifJnt who | OF the
wagon came ofi throwing Mr.. Bowlby
violently to the ground bruiiiug MIN
badly but breaking no bones. rhe
all rendered him unconscious fJt over
one hour. lie was Dfoug ~ Ogden
and IL Recovering.
Another but mors forl1us accident
occurred In Ogdeu canyon. Wuiu
Wm. L,m0roaux AMI his sistet'iu'law
werl. wing spirited horse II made. a
suidrn tOil anu went over thu back
with the buggy aud IT. occupants iuto
the river. Mr. Lamoroaux escaped
with some bruises. lnu LAZY Wa less
fortunate, her skull being fractured
aud n Hnscr nearly tofu %. she was
rendered unconscious and remainel o
All nisht. The lazy was taken 10
Wilson's resort anu br. 4 Condou
teltphoned Tor, VINO gave bin attention
10 tue woman tlll after midnight when
che was removed u OSIcu.
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Political Meetings.

Hon. r. J. Cannon will aidres, the
citizens Of Box Elder county as fol
low!
will,rd City, Tuesday, October 2srd,
At 1870 y. M; Brigham CITY, Tuesday,
Octouer .3tJ, nj y. m; Huneyvlle,
wednesday, October - h, vt 1850
:. M; Hear II VT City, Wednesday,
October 2i.h, 5:3i p. m,; COrinnei
Wednesday, OctuUef "a h, nj y. IN,
Hon. J. l.. Rawiias anu y. h.
Roberts viii spoaE ut Spfingviile on
Tuesday afternoon next at O'CLOCK
anu At Payson on the same night On
wednesday afternoon Mt. Rnwlins
viii speak at Mammoth AMI Mt Eureka
AZ night On the evening of the same
DAY Mr. n uerts wi.l Address the citi'
zsns OF Salt Like IN tn, Coniinr utai
market. Ga tuesday nj ht Mt. Raw.
Inns will speak NJ Mount Pleasant, aud
on Friday night at Manu
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Before Jndge Merritt.

Chief Justice Merritt held court for
n short time this morning and made
the following otder,.
George A. Lowe W w. 4. Vigllni ct
al. Default aud decree OF foreclosure.
Robert A. Dawson We Frederick g..
Heath ct al. Judgment ON default Of
certain OF tue defendants anu decree Of
fJrtciotute.
In the matter Of Chin Joe's Applica.
ton Tor a certificate under tue Cninese
deportation net, tho court directed that
the same be Issued.
w. 3. Mccormick " Michael Muir
ply. The death VI the defendant was
suggested anu Charles II. hatt's name
was substituted, As defendant
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Superintendent Bancroft, OF the
Union Pacific, returned to Salt Lake
this morning after tour Of inspection
extending over period Of about ten
days
q. w. Megeath, manager Of the
Union Pacific coal department, arrived
In this city from Omaha this morning.
VIII &. sharp, superintendent Of tue
RIO Gfaude Western coal department
and uumiueo tor Constitutional con-
vuntion h0nors on the Democratic
ticket, came up from Su1nold ON busi'
ness today.
Miss Francis II. Knight, principal OF
the Twelfth Wari school ia this city,
who has been seriously ~ Tor rome
time, is now oonVnlrsceni, aud hopch
~ s0Un resume hes duties.
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Returned Home.

After an absence Of about two years
devoted TO missionary WORK In the
scandinavian countries, Elder Charles
wAhlquist, Of Heber, WAsatch county,
Utah, has returned, arriving IN this
city, on Friday, October 10. He lett
ior his mission ON August D, 1892, aud
lAb0ted ths FIRST I'VE months Ia Wes.
tefmaulAnd, blookhJlm's conference,
Sweden. He was ihuu then called 10
Copenhagen, where he was engaged
Ia literary WORK connected with AOrd'
sherman. Elder wAhiqlist has gu.
lOyed good health during his absence,
and reports the Scandinavian mission
IN prosperous condition.
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Notes aud Personals.

John Couruey, citizen Of Great
Falls, Montana, u visiting relatives
mere. lilo ~ a brother OF Mrs. Junn
w, Hoover, who had not known OF his
whereabouts for fourteen years.
No clue has yol been found to the
fouf-ply burglars who operated % sue.
oessfuliy here Thursday night. John
EgAn, Of 4, v. Junction, has reported
that he had 500 taken from his ssie
Weinesdny night II IA believed tllt
the same artists that gave exhibitors
OF their skill nero, operated NJ r. V.
junction.
The following marriage licenses
have been issuuu; Lewis II. WtlckeT
OF Mercur, anu Blanche Cook vi Cedar
Fori; David j, lh0mpton OF Oakley,
and Annie A, Mooney OF spanish
Fork.
Prof. J NJ Taunor spoke 10 n large
audience last evening, at the county
court house, ON the principles Of r..
publiosnism.
Great pretarations have been made
bV lie local Democrats 10 properly Te-
Give Hon. q. w. Powers anu the
ruscatofa contingent which will visit
us this evening. Judge Powers will
speak IN the Opvfs mouse.
A warrant has been sworn out before
Commistiunef Dudley against DOMINGO
Castlno, section hand on tho II. q.
NJ. cast Of tho 4. V. Junction. Mr.
II. i. Miner stepped into u IA mel OK.
recting 10 SEQ Mr. Elicit, the section
foreman. Ho only found Caslino there,
and tho I,alisn struck Al him with q
.hoycl. No cause 10 known for the
reeeption given Nit. Miner. The
6elligerent italian IL expected here
this evening
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ard many were seen wearing bows and
bad 1os Of the respective shades.
First was song by Miss R3sella
Romney. Mex! came q lecture by Prot.
Willard Done, his subject being
Fcudalism and Chivalry. Alter ex.
pressing his congfaiuiatiOns upon the
evidence OF hard work ou the part Of
he STUDENTS plroed IN charge n the
giniga on, NJ q wishing hem urc ~
,hrsul hIut tue year, 80 urKan his adj
rec. which was Of q very Instructive
and enter aiming character.
no. DJte's lecture was followed by
the .ubi iiued extrci,es. -
Recitation by Mie- Alice Rioh, title,
The Is ind Flower Gd: Viola solo by
MI. Human snettlef.
Adjourned Tor one week.
NN. ANDERSON,
COrfeapUuuiu Secretary.
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NEW CITY DIRECTORY.
The Canvass for Names Completed aud
the other work Well In Hand.


The canvass for the new city digec-
tory hiss been completed anu the work
OF aTraying the names in alphabetical
order has begun,
Itistho general impression that the
principal part OF directory Work IN done
when the names are secured but ~ n
matter VI TACT the taking OF the names
IL less than One-third OF the labor. Tho
verlflcalion Of names taken nj dwell
lings anu business places 10 lell0us
task. All the new matter must be
compared with tho last directory and
all persons who have removed from
the city or died within tue year must
be accounted for.
An unusually large force OF mon Is
employed on the work tins year. IL
viii DO ready ior delivery about
December lot. Each canyasser viii
In tue meantime continue TO make
daily trips over the district 10 obtain
ali changes OF persona VINO move IN
and out ol hia ueighhOrhood' All per-
sons who contemplate change Ia al
dtesA or business aud oil societies or
gablzed or having an election during
ths month OF Ootuter should notify
the publishers II. L.. Pock q 90. OF that
iaoI.
Porsons who are often absent from
their places Of business OF dwellings
and lodgers or b0arlen who are un-
known are especially requested 70 See
Thai the facts ooucufning them nave
be,n correctly oblainel.
Tho puull0 is invited to make free
use OF the Directory Library which
contains the latest Issues OF the
directories Of the principal cities
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WAS WELL KNOWN IN UTAH.
Died Before Reaching Home From
Which lie Had Been Absent
Eight Years.

a death Of unusual sadness occurred
on a Union Pacific train between here
and Denver on Wednesday Of this
week. The victim was Clarence r..
Talbot, a gentleman yet In his prime
and NJ one Iime well known la THIS
city.
For tho past eight years no had been
Ia Genital America aud wss on sway
home 20 visit his aged mother in Dem
YER. but his heart ceased TO beat
sons hours before reaching there. Ills
parents settled Ia Denver when he was
out w. yvars Of age, and u IL claimed
that ne was the first child that ever
crossed the Platte route by stage. After
leaving the public schools he engaged
Ia mining aud coon became very well
known throughout Colorado, Utah
sud Idaho. On March lsi, 1857, no
was sent 10 Honduras, Central Amer.
iua, by Meais, ZurcheI, & Suuber, OF
New York, as mining engineer.
Soon Afterwards he became vlou prusi-
uunt OF tue Esperana Mluiug aud
Milling company la Nicaragua, anu II
was there he contracted tuo levers
peculiar TO that climate, which brought
about his fatal Illness.
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Tnsenroras or for Provo.

A special train carrying Tuscarora
warriors aud large number Of Demo.
ctats who do not belong TO that political
organization, was run from this city ~
Provo, over the Rio dranue Western,
this afternoon, leaving hereat O'Clock.
a band was taken along anu au en-
joyabie time Is anticipated at tue Gar.
den CiIy, where Judge Powers will
deliver an address TO tho citizens To-.
uight and where himself ald ssso-
ciNtes viii be gwen hearty Welsome
anu big banquet.
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PROVO.
First District Court.

The case Of r. w. G. Hathonbfuck
et nj W. sheriff Fowler NJ of, Tor $4,000
claimed for "a wrongful disposition oi
plaiutin'a sock Oi merchandise IA tue
summer VI 1898, under an oNecuiiO
came 10 sudden termination ycstct.
day afternoon by the Tact tuat John
y. Milnsr, one OF the plaintiffs Of
record arose Ia open court and stated
that he wss Ia no wiio lnier,Htud ~ tue
case, aus that tue suit uai not been
brought with his knowledge and oou.
sent. He further n keI to have the
proceedings stayed, ~ FAR rs no was
concerned. This took tue PLAINTIFF
counsel by surprise aud thcy sskei fot
anu obtained a oJntinuanco OF the case.
The case Of J. n. Lee VI the Con
tinentai Insurance Co, Of New lJtH,
next came up Tor hearing. Plaintiff
sues for 81 ,015, which he claims 10 be
jus him for services as al Insurance
solicitor. The company claims that
Mr.. Lee owes them $1,000 GU account
VI provision " their contract tnat
Mr.. Lee should return 10 tuem his
commissions on policies paid for IN
notes, which ware not PAID. This
tue company claims hu mas Jailed 10 DO.
OTHER huslNhha,
In the case Of Anna Marks " Den ais
Sullivan writ OF possession was stayed
until motion % qIasn tue same II de-
tetmined. Hearing sol Tor October
9Dlh,
In the case OF julius Marshall ct 81,
EvsrhAfdt Baner was substituted %
party plaintiff Ia place OF julius Mar
shall, with tho consent OF the rest Il
the parties,
The case Of Ira W. Kenw0o Va the
Provo Lake Resort %. was continued
by consent
Esther COtiin vs. Louis Gafii; leave
10 file amenued complaint was grant
cd.
Upon motion Of defendants at 'rney
the indictment against VIM. rwslver,
smbt element, was dismissed. The
reason was that the name OF Que OF the
Witnesses who appeafeu before the
grand Jury failed to appear on the in.
dlctmtnt. Assistant Prosecuting At
loTuty Thurman asked 10 have the
case resuOmitled to the next grand
Jury.
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W. Ws tAnA 2 AANsfh aAA III aAhtAAH
Dinner, Sunday, o tober Flat, 10 5
O'Clock, 5J cents.
Nos York Counts, Cold sl.~.
Mock Turtle, CunsUmme Royal
Sliced tomatoes, Celery,
Mountain Trout, MAitrr ~ Hotel,
Saratoga Chips.
+ geetbfeai Pstties with Mushrooms,
BaTbecued Nrnlson Chops, Hunter
Gravy,
Apple Frlttrfs au c0gnac.
Stuffed Young Chicken, Sirloin Beef,
Mashed aud Steamed Potatoet
Caulinower au gtatin, Swee, Pltat0e',
II inst Mallard Duck, Oyster Dressing,
Fresh shrimp Salad MAyOuualse,
Lettuce.
Cranberry Pie, Vanilla Ice Cream,
English Plum Padding,
Hard aud Brandy sauco.
Lady Fingers, Fruit Cake, Trout,
Crackers, Eiam Cheese, Coffee.
ARRIVED TODAY;
Eastern Libsters, Cfabs, Brook
Trout, Fro - Saddles. Back Basi,
Teal Ducks, ole.
WYE IHTIuPANE
Or. Prices Cream BhlIlig Powder
Worlds ralr Highest Medal and Diploma.
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Joseph Yates Jr. has made . home
stead entry Of the northwest quarter Of
section -, township 2 south, range 4
weet, anu George +. Miller, OF Mon.
roe, mas madr a deicrt fliug " the
q u bwost quarter, southeast quarter,
section 20. township IS south, range .
west, embracing 40 acres.
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srocg> AM uAHiSErs.


,utCAau NAHEEr
ChiraFi. close. oct 20
Wheat-Iilshcr. Oct. tl.s bee. 49, 10,
toru-ttrm. urI.. 500 uUnst %
Uhta-firmcr OCT. 2H, bee, .Ji.
r0Fa steady oct, ia13 jan. l32i,
LARD EaaIUr. trt. s.lsag jan. i,uh.
Mua-t irmuri oct. ga % Jau, On
Nyu- Easy No. GtHa
Harley -Nomiuul. SO. .. o.
lIuN sccd=-tcady so. 4, 90
1imuiht -iifm 3 81.
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OGDEN.
ooDKS, UTAH. ocr ~, 1894
An Ilnsavory Case.

The case Of Mrs. Glesy charged with
an Improper use Of the malls, con.
tinued TO occupy the attention Of ths
Fourth district court yesterday. The
circular and correspondence are moi
Nc for publication. A number Of
Osden ladies' were put upon the wit.
ness stand % testiiy ~ 70 the previous
good character OF the defendant.
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COMMERCI AL
tA1rLlpr cfnARINo nousE.

tALr LAKE CLEARING HOUSE,.
Toiays ciearne house exchanges
amounted 10 flS6,688 same dsy
At yeat sij6,B5B. Weeks clearing,
sl,liS,831. sam lay last year, $685.
8lU.
TOpAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Yofk.-silvst, 90; lead, $500.
London. Silver, 20 10 i8i
ORR AND BULLION.
Wells, Faro d Go. received toiayi
Penn. bullion, tS,s47.
McCoruick & Go. received today;
Silver and lead ores, s.. 500, Hanausf
bullion, 81 900. Total, $4,000.
4. II. Jones n q received today!
Bullion, $1,000; ores, $4,000. Total
LOO.
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Nnlnnnmen tnnnd Gnilir.

The sunday liqu.r selling cases Of
Mike Fitzgerald, J. q. Park anu John
Beutrod nave come 10 AN end IN the
police court after period OF oonHld-
eraule delay. The Two nrtt named
offenders were fined 500 each anu the
latter S95. rhey have been allowed
until Monday TO decide whether or not
they will tako an sppeal
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cupied an hour aud hall
That geutismauiwas followed by Hon.
John Henry smith with whose w0rds
tue meeting VISA brought to a close.
Tho Rentl, men were oil rewarded
with frequent applsuse. a pieasan'
and enliVeling feature OF tue even
iug's rally aas tho music Of ths
Republican Glee club hud drum corps.
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jail Breaking.

A most dadug Aud partially sue
cessiul attempt TO bfeae jail was made
yesterday IN broad daylight. Charles
Burdutt anu J. II. Muuger, prisoners,
removed some brick from the east VAL
under the wiudow, through which
they crawlvd. JAilor baKter sue
ceedtd In capturing BufiUh, but
Munger malr good his escape.
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kindergarten.

A kindergarten Tor children viii be
oneped next Mondry, Oct %, at the
corner OF First south anu Fourth East,
an the lauieb' parioTs Of the Fret Con.
,rsgntionnl church, by Mis- Porter ami
Nis. Chapin, VINO come 10 Utah high
10 recommended aud are graduates VI
regular training schools
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SrupENrs SOCIETY.


The first session OF the Students
society, hulI last might, Fdday, ooio'
ber l9th, was very interesting one.
Tho hall had bsen tasteiully decorated
in the college oolors, blue and orans o,
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Notes.

The jury returned verdict Of
guilty against Mrs. Gloy. l WINS cx'
ptct,d sue would be svn,tnco 10 lay.
Yesterday T.. 5. Rilrpr aud Mls'
May b. HVrfocEf, bo,h Of Og NJ Fstc
married nj the templu Ia SAT- LAX
Cily.
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Leg Fractured.

Nathaniel Montgomery, " North
OGDEN, met with Hn acciieut while
returning home from Osieu. When
near his resiience something went
wrong with tue harncs'. lilo Jun Jed
out Of the buggy 10 attend to II when a
colt which he was driving reared up
aud fell upon him ffaciuting his leg.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court Ia and Tor Salt Lafe
County torniory OF Utah
Ia the matter Of tho estate Of James Hope,
deceased
Notice OF time Auf place for hearing of usti.
uoa for admission 90 probate OF Will
nURsUANT To AZ ORDER OF SAID
court ln sAId matter notice b. hereby
-lttu tHat hursdAY, tno itt day OF November,
~ 10. 1874, At DO O'Clock a, n,, az tue County
court House in salt Lhkv CITY, Utah Territory,
lU tur court room of sad Court, hus been 40,
t1.utrd thr time aud place Tor tho hearing OH
nruu1n ut William y Hope. praying tor the
hllnIssInn 90 probate 81 certain document
tbrrrwiin urusgniCd, pufpofuug to boz the lhst
uIIl uud Testament OF james hope. deceased.
amen aud where Al puIaunv Interested may
ruurHr aud uupu.r tha probate Of said Will, or
tbg granting Of rtteTa parliamentary 90 william
n none. us prayed Tor iu said petition.
In V.tness whereof nave hcrcuntu set my
band and unIAod ne seal " sald court, tha l1Iu
NAN Of october, A. ID. 1904.
''' isEAtI N. v MELOY.
clerk uf tho Probate Court
uvJ o. JAuk. noputy CLERK
iHANK Is. srENhAu, Attorney,
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THE TnEATER MEETING.


1t was q large, good natured aud
enthusiastic audience, which assem-
bled at the Thsater last night to listen
10 Republican doctrine rs eHpoundeu
by Hon. Frank j. Cannon, Judge
Zane ami Hon. John Henry smith,
The rhsater was packed from piI 10
dome and every aisle aud passage was
filled with those who were glad 10
find even standing room within the
building. Hon. q. Il. Allen was chair
man and he introduced Judge Zane ~
the firat speaker. Next came
Mr., Cannon, whose address oe-
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Tr1ntfsrt f'sf IN NJ cFes 9f ~ ClH4is Re-
cJrifr o. san Lfts CBtaiE non . p %
Isafffff4u.
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Reliable ---z,,
establishments.

This Is q bid for your business md the One Hundred
Thousand Dollars worth OF goods expect TO move be
tween and Christmas will save 90 the customer fully
Thity-fye Thousand Dollars
REMEMBER the Three Great Specialize
The advocate., 1894-04-25
No Owner.

EDITOR ADvoCATE:-Th enclosed one
dollar bill was sent me by the Univer-
sal Wseder company, Boston, Mass, to
pay some freight that they had sgrsed
to prepay on weeder i purchased Of
them. When the dollar came into my
hands I had manipulated the deposit
made in the Mechanics and Farmers
bank so the Universal Weeder company
had paid the freight and returned this
dollar bill to them with my coincidence,
and assured them that they had my
prayers for their success. A few days
since 1 received the following letter:
BosToN, MASS, April 13, '94.
Jim M, Kane;
DEAR S1R-Here's that same dollar back.
Use it for cigars or give sameto the unem-
ployed. We will get it back from the good
effects of your prayers. Yours truly,
THR UNIVERSAL WREDER Co.,
M. B. GMBRICK, Boston, Mass.
Manager.
Mr.. ADVOCATE, / sometimes smoke, as
1 did when the republicans down here
published me as being licensed to preach
by the late Methodist Episcopal (Psr-
sonO conference Of this state; / eat and
wear some clothes and have other de.
sires while in the flesh, ss other people,
but I will not give up this dollar for any
Of all these things. / send it to the AD D'
vocATE company, not that the company
is "une mployed," but that the ADVOCATE
may make it's weekly visits and bear
glad tidings, strengthen hope and
stiffen the political backbone Of many
homes, and you own the dollar.
jim NJ. KANE.
OssRwRtomie, Kan.
The advocate., 1894-04-25
Crank Statistics.
OssswRtomie, Kan.

EDITOR ADvoCATE:-Your last issue
contains q tsbulated report Of the
worlds stock Of gold and silver money.
The tables are probably as near correct
as the purpose requires, but this table
should have contained other items.
After giving the worlds stock of gold
and silver, these items should
have been given: Worlds stock
of gold and silver money lunsticg, two
thirds Of the whole population; worlds
stock Of sensible paper money advocates
one.tbird. Worlds stock Of land mo-
nopolists, two-tsnths Of the whole peo-
pie; worlds stock Of landless, eight.
tenths Of the whole. Land monopolists
of the United States, three tenths; land
less Of the United States, seven-tenthB.
Worlds stock Of luxurisnt idle people
through land monopoly, two-tenths.
Employed as supernumeraries in the
United States, about two-tenths; unsm-
ployed through result of present con-
ditions in the United States, three
tenths. Proftably employed in the
United States, three-tenths. Prosrsc-
tive life Of the republic under present
conditions, six and two-twelfth years.
E. @. CLARK,
Free Trader and Single Taxer.
Hutchinson, KAs.
The advocate., 1894-04-25

building up Of q party for the common
people, that today there would be very
few reform e-holdsrs, either national,
state or county? All honor to brave
General Weaver, and may he live to see
his name engraved in the hearts and
homes Of all the common people.
During the fourteen days out on this
trip, / took GIT subscribers for the AD-
vooATE. So you see the people like to
read q good, Christian paper.
o. w. HENDEE.
The advocate., 1894-04-25
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Bunker building, Kansas City, Mo-, the well
known specialists in the treatment Of all
rectal troubles, have established q prinMple
in connection with their ever-incEeaging
cliental that is well calculated to inspire
confidence in their integrity and ability 10
perform to the last degree that which they
promise when assuming to cure their pa
bients, and that is, they decline TO accept a
fee until they have clearly demonstrated
that cure has been accomplished, Thou
sands testify 10 the efficiency Of their treat
ment. Another speciality Of theirs is dis
eases Of women, and Of the skin. Beware
Of quRCks. Ask for their circulars, giving
testimonials of leading business men and
high ofaoials-they contain special infoEma-
tiOn for the afflicted. Address,
DRs. THORNTON d MINOR,
Bunker Building, Kansas City, Mo.
The advocate., 1894-04-25
Fine Poultry.

One of the most successful poultry
breeders in Kansas is Henry E. Peers, at
Marion. He has taken pains to clear
his pens Of everything exceptsuch as he
can recommend TO his customers with
out Tear Of disappointing them. Who