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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01
THE DISTRICT COURT.
i,ab,r SsilI1g Of Law Cases aado
by Judge Merritt Today
pnurpAnsoSs CONTROVERSY
Farther Hearing Of The King Di'orc.
sult-Ritrhie's Sentence
Postponed.

rb,d been the intention Of Judge
u.rsb to make another setting of
-,ripaI cases this morning, but
,.I,art DhtHcl Attorney howat not
i.I,gyuIis ready, the matter WIS or-
5...iigstaui over until this afternoon,
W., .5eIock was the hour previously
..Iry tho court Tor the uassing OF scu'
,.o,. uron Attorney Elmer H., Richie,
,sr,Uas convicted a week or 20 ago on
change VI criminal libel. The de-
..,Jsupa brother anu also bis CJunscl
..,, ur,srnt, bat Rilchio himself was
nsl. and after explanations 1lis case
.i5 went over until . p,mp Judge
g,rgu directing that the defendant be
r.HasI TO DO On haud 81 that time.
Nurp court re.assCmbltd thlE alter.
am frp name OF ELMER Richie was
.g.ir called. The defendant was no.
,..-r but Judge Bonnet, OF counsel
.rt.r defense, rose 90 tNpIail. Tie
.i.trI tHat Attorney George Nuthur
art. who had the preparation and
..srgr,I tho case, was VA lf0vui anu
g.uIl not return fOf two Oh three days
md no Iusircd 20 be present when Buu'
teags was pronounced.
A4islant District Attorney Howat
.rrfius no objection, sentence was Ne.
erred ull next Friday morning.
THefu were no other preliminary
ittus before his honor aud the divorce
.4tof Fred King ys jennie NJ. King
r.mr on Tor farther hearing A btlei
guuluu % tue case hos previously Az
fTffrd boo these columns. Tho EfOuud
MON which the action 10 based u adul.
tffy, aud the iHCti are Of tuch "a mature
uata fusltciablo newspaper eau well
sl5fI 10 uuss them Lightly by The
e.,B vas partly heard ON Haiut-
.ay afternoon aud when the u ~ was
rsIm,d tnla mOtniug, PRIOR % Me.
hing uoIug called 10 tho WiluUss.H,aud
f5f rflu.rKamlnAtiou, Judge Baflgh
directed thbt all persons not concerned
DO tho case bO excluded from tuu court
fgu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01

Chief OF Police Pratt against cx.U. a.
Msrhal ELF. Patrons, iu which DO va.
.Ou9ht 20 recover "a sum OF money for
wv EiutH uihi lA-a tN N'NN '-'I t'hn'ttl
~, ,n,,,r tive ..t'yt!,.,. 80.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01
The Polite club.

Members oithe Polite Debating club
have completed arrangements ior e
social, to be held IN the clubs parIors
at 2ll state street, tomorrow evening
at O'CLOCK. A unique program has
been arranged, consisting Of a debate
on the question, "lles0iyed, That u
tall wife Il preferable 10 q short one"
a bachelor Will act 0s Judge. MI A..
Thomas, In "Myttlca," VIII introduce
~ Bouquet VI Magic Novelties" Mis-,
Louie Walsh win render piano solo
In her usual charming manner The
Onyx ana y. n, G, A. quarlctiys will
render selections. Numerous other
pieces are on the program,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01

o. d. ROmney Is the father Of a..
other fine baby boy, Both mother
anu baby atu doing we'll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01
Trom Wssl NmcInil.

Elder Joseph U. JollOy, Of Nc Car.
mel, Kane county, today rsturne .
from the Southern States, where ue
has been lnburlug o. "a missionary 'Dr
over two years, having LEI, this city
Dec. 40, 1892. He laHorrI Ga the West
Virginia conference during lois ab.
sunue, and enjoyed his nuor among
the people OF that locality, his health
having been good. The Elders are
meeting with considerable success In
that conference.
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lho Woman suffrage nrButr Again
VASES warm.
On re.a-gmbIug ibB afternoon
Cannon osAed unanimous consent 60
Introduce d resolution having BOO view
the closiug % Gll debate by $3.50 with
tho exception OF Roberts Go whom he
ieslrsd TO- grant tho privilege OF speak.
Ing lur ihv remainder of tine day.
Button objected uui the resolution
Wa numbered with the lost.
Lambert, OF Sail Lake, next spoke.
hc demanded equai suffrage because -
was right Tho ladies wanted 10 vote
| bot they Jliut caro- shout holding
uilcg. They neither wanted 90 10
rhurn mr. policeman. ia ease they
shnuld hold oiiloG they would uuquit
lhrmfclNus with credit Iyk knew NJ q
woman lu Wyoming who WHs % Justice
u' mo peace. Toe b3ys gU, her hue
baud drunk an the inpuugto was
taken uCiOTy her Ir punishment. Sue
lid her duty an q promptly Imposed a
hlr up1uhlu, (A1ughlyrl IHu true
woman would algayH DO or.
Curayf OF Juhb, arose and salt ne
had no IuuOusl drr.Ir 90 speak, lul
lHu,yuuR.yl !.H constituent. nom
"Cblukun Cro.An he'd demanded Dr.
saI be " .uII uHu'. -ls l.Iy tHuu
lu Efani.gI.ut l'.uugp, pR.i l.
high complainant 10 lnu anu U'uH'r
women, AND raNuI tho Reporters a the
press % proclaim O. the world Llat
C1rny WNHiu favor Ut tqut. suffrage
and ur wanted thum tU uuItrcuts tIa
yamu anu put three gfea. exclamation
points after bic declaration because he
meant what hr said.
EyA.s, VI Umu, Nul FrsuCls, OF MUr.
gan, uJ'u favored yquGl ,lllragr.
SNOW or Washington, made m
earnest speech along the same line auI
said there were many in tho c1uvrp-
ton who wanted 10 vote Tor woman
-uiilugo but tuuy dared not DO Bu, he.
cause They were bgunI down 10y party
pledges, and according 90 his Views
concerning the iuicTuul regions they
must hu la hi Tor he understood that
90 want % HuI cam. was h-L.
,LhughleD, lie then addressed him.
-ull 10 tho social economy eide Uf
tho case uli sslI the fight
against tho equal suilUgg rrIpu.
siliOn WIS purely AN iulu,eclual 0up.
A. NhA H' tl'h'NN 20 AINNf 80 l|s
AiausuT 9i UAN, made an earnest
appeal Tor tho women ~ Utah uuI
asked the delegates 90 rl.o above poll.
tic-, aud g- siaIramuu, CoHiyr fight
uIon tue 'air syA which properly be.
lJuggl 70 them.
Boyer Of Utah, said he thought
more Of the smiles ana arms Of The fair
HDN turu uuiId OF tine good VIII ANA
strong arms OF brave mgl. lLsughtrfl
James, Of Salt Lake, move mat in
view oisu many IeTs1us being present,
from tine fact that they ugsiIe 90 hear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01
VI. NJ. A. Officers.

Meetings OF the stake officers Of the
Young Ladicb' National Mutual linz
provtmout association Will uC held ut
the rosldcuuD OF C0unseIOr NJ. Y. Duu'
gall, No. 20 n. West Temple street,
Salt Like CITY, on Saturday, April
Ilh, AZ $3.50 PM, aud sunday, Apul
5lh, nj 1880 pm, 10 is earnestly dee
sitod that every Stake email be repre-
suntod nj these melting,
ELNuNA :. TAYLOR, ProsilCuI
Ans NJ. CASNUS, Secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01
AMUSEMENTS.

OUR BoYs, with the full stock com.
pauy, reinforced by PHI Mprgctts,
opens conference week at the Grand
tonight. Young Mrs. Winthrop closed
last week before two enormous uull,
eHces Saturday, and might readily
have gone 20 coed business several
uighlA more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-01

ChItl Justice Merritt haj a large au.
Iignge, made up for the mJal pgrt Of
mtmurr 0f the bar, Tor the ntsf hall
b5ufnluf tue opening OF bis branch u
Uu Th.fI district court TILE morning.
IusftA,5u % this was a further setting
a law cases for tho Apfil term, notice
0ivhigh was given on Saturday.
MUSpAY, AumL SIN
unh Plumbing Supply Go. Va Jas.
81 Kennedy 81 ul.
flsmu Cupit Va Park CITY Bank.
BAN FTottth W NJ. A. FaldlnO.
tuesday, ArML grL
J. T. Carson VI NJ. l.. Cummings
dh
lG. BInoEhur', ct al Y, MI Ice d
Cgis. Co.
a. II. Bsssiori Va Peter A. H..
FulkUu.
Aairow c. Bhxen Va WIN. Grost.
utEg nj.
"WEDNESDAY, ApmL l0rn.
Henry }. Goldberg ct al We MI Ice
a Colo =, 90.
Henry Cohn, etc, Va Peter A.
Figdjrlck wanIOsi vs. +. A. Mitchell
GaL
THURSDAY, Arm llrm
Julius Gauor VI Moses Hammers
hlgh.
Lars Jensen vas. l.. Rapid 4. Go.
InImas 4, PatIen W T.. S. Hansen
daL
FRIDAY, Arm l2TIL
Richard A. Lowe W. Elizabeth
Shovel,
Tom Ferguson VI National Build.
log and Loan Association.
W. q N. Stewart vs. National Build
lngaud Loan Association.
MONDAY, Arm l5rm
Joseph Dederlchs vs. 5. l.. CITY Rail.
road 90.
Walker Bros, a Fylor Go. We NJ. A..
Holt ttul.
"a. Matthews We Consumer Trad.
Ing Go.
TUESDAY, Arm l6rH,
Samantha Sullivan, admE., vs. Salt
Lake CITY.
II, wsao vs. Consumer Trading
.sL,&L.A. Ry. 90. vs. III. Trust
4 B, Bk, etal.
WEDNESDAY,, Arm nm
Geo. +. Coslerlson Va John l.. Law q.
son tat.
tiEl.
p ~. smallsrup Va Peter Larseu.
THURSDAY, Arm lsrH
Charles Caldwell Jr. VS. Dalton Gold
MIG a MiIhug Col
Ohas q, Brown Va ChRs. Il, NeiE-
Mason q 90. Va l., q. M9rtonson.
FRIDAY, Arm l9Ih
L, GrouOsky Va A. jacobson ct al.
q. theodore Burmettor W John A..
q'w, Powers vss. l.. 4 Ogden Gss
l., Co,
MONDAY, APRIL 22ND.
l., Moth Ivsrsan Va salt Lake CITY.
H. %. wy
H. R. 90.
TUESDAY, Arm 28RD.
tAl. p0"'''
L. W Dltlmsn VS. W. p. o'Aleara.
~ A. Llnder Va Salt Lake CITY.
WEDNESDAY, Arm 2irm
a, g. Newell Va Don Carlos Tufts.
D.Giiiaanvilie Malcolm ct al Vi Edgar 3.
I"'Rer a Dopuo, Va J. Heath ct al.
THURSDAY, APRIL 25Tm
oGou,nIninRton & Go. Va Thomas W,
'vlhlngs 1t 81.
dining. 70 '"'"e' "''H
~ PRATT VS. PARSONS.
ii, When The above list had been made
c6 NV S,ulgG Merritt and larry settled
tSu'0ttsbly down TO listen 10 the fuf.
N't uetAilA Ia thu suit btnr.ht by
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COMMERCIAL.


SAIL IaEE CLEARING HOUSE.
loIaya c.gasuE house exchanges
amounted 'ut-lIusj S.mu day last
year s--al-sI
IuuAE't QUOTATIONS..
New YORK. Silver 81. 'caI, $500.
Lyuduu.-=7. % 10.
ORB AID UyLLI1S,
r. II. Jones Is o., received today.
Bullion, 3D,JIIi cree, $1,000. I0gu,
sg3,BII.
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CONTINUED nom Tays Ono)
GETTING RED HOT.

10 vitality affected She proper.
- iutuTyHtH no the woman, but she wa.
u1t allowed iu v.tr, vHIF all Ui her
bJArl.I .l1, WAH iun' TivN9 (Ih
question WISE ausaHTa4 Boy % v1liry OF
uuus anu u"N..UsH.I Great britain
W.a HuFuruU lv t N..H.. sun
sIp .H1Iia .ae .i tHe vrErliIus n.
paiIiifs and HuHI. lI.iHuJ nNuulIrct.
900 asylum la l.a country u.b o..
Inc .yHUelnH tom % us lll aIIu.-
.d @, VNr.c ahu wtHf remove h..
Crown 100. HHr NIH.a aII lui uIH
AH.ltl Hubbard 90. Hul uui.y H.l.
s.i zee .i.Hl iHu tu..gUu. royalty
b.N care. .uNIU.. .Nv Hu.ull N...u.
uaiufaih.N aul buy ihc mnruIiI.aH.
tt.Ilrhlr N..NUF CO. Nr .IN"h.Hs
l..Hi uu wanted O. know 70 tuat gua.
iiuuan Hs 'Iu one from DAVE
uu In believed 10th ui i..u
hhI bucu i1IWHr HuHI.c.s ui Quo good
lutuuF, NuI.4 deny ulr tuy -ututy
lHEh' iI N|'n i'f Hut Fights aud Tibet.
We. l\I.lnUrJ ltH believed .l.
Mnyslut'fn would hul want in EnUw
Do she u,i .H-rl 10 t|o thufch.l LNuHh'
t'tJ Individually hc was ready 30 vote
If.ii Jos. and all thu tlmu iIf equal
.ullfntt.
lhtrr Nal come 10 Tie Convention ~
Vaiilu. tHes, among other CslimnNlu
woinsa, ono who uuI Oh lhu gIacns
aud charms ui NCr srA, uya.uuItu
I'oui out Revolutionary iIi.iailtia
sul related 20 cue 70 the gguAics.
siaiesman America has pr9.
i9guI. Would gentlemen think %
vac lusA HEhi uf reasonable 10
den. NFF rho right IH H.|H and HINH
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
j. u. Blazer Arrnisuri uu q Chlrsl Of
suhurnatIou of Perjury

Judge Blttsh this afternoon mai e
another setting OF criminal cpaol for
TRIAL during the early part ui the April
term OF The Third distrirt C5Ur-ifJu
April slh 90 18th luclu.ive.
J. D.. Blazer waived the reading Of
the Indictment and plead not guilty Co
an indictment charging -uuDruatiUn
Ui PERJURY. BirEHr was the admins
traitor Of the estate of George I,uplck,
deceased, concerning whigh matter TO-
much troIblu arose iu tho probate
court between B.uzsruuI Attorney D..
J.. liltchlr. THO H.iru-r now alleged
against the Defendant is that ur vlU-
cured George lSilpnck d., icon uf tue
deceased, 90 falsely u,s1 ggII that br
had never signed cst.su pg.luuu,aui
afterwards ilsl such HilIIavit WITH The
clerk OF the probate Uour, t.u object
being GO prevent hia CB.Hasf'sl tmlyA
iflm the on OF RImiAistTui.r
No date was sect Tor iuutrlgl
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-10-17
Ivory Dust.

Ivory dust for Jelly is sold in London
at sixpence per pound. 1t is the waste
which results from the manufacture of
ivory into various articles, and AN Grk
shop will accumulate, according TO
amount of output, from five to six
pounds of dust in week. The proper
lions are one pound Of dust to quart
Of water, boiled for eight or ten hours.
The product is "a cleaI Jelly, which is
strained and favored to taste or diluted
for the purpose of soup
But the stock of elephant ivory is dy-
ing out; substitutes ale used largely III
place of it. There is vegetable ivory,
the seed of IA low growing palm IN
South America each seed about the size
Of hens egg, and various artificial
worries, compound of caoutchouc, sui
phur and some white substance, pipe
clay, gypsum or oxide of zinc or, more
simple still, mixture Of skimmilk
and boraX, which, compressed, forms in
to cream colored block, and may be
used in place Of native African ivory,
which it closely resembles
Thus even when the elephant becomes
as extinct as the dodo, ivory jelly may
still keep up, if not add to, its repEta,
ton London Letter.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-10-17
TALK ABOUT METALS AND MINERALS
Something About Their Differences Rusts
of the Former.

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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-10-17

do You know, said an army Off
Ger, that if Sitting Bull the old Sioux
chief, had been white man, he would
have been called IA great general: In
fact, he Was great natural soldier-a
sort Of red Napoleon.
Sitting Bull was not real chief ;
that is, he wash t war chief. He was
medicine man, what the Indians call
medicine chief, But he had great nat
ural capacity as "a commander. His sur
prise and cutting off of Custer would
have been called great achievement if
a white general had IN some war per
formed the feat. Ii is significant of In
dian character that Sitting Bull would
never tell the story Of the fight at all
wouldn't say Il word about it, although
suppose the question was put to him
a thousand times 10y all sorts Of people,
Washington Post.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-10-17

The Darlington, Wis, journal says
edtorially OF popular pateut medicine:
I'VE know from experience that Cham.
berlain's Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy is all THAI is claimed for il, n
on two occasions il stopped eXerueiatiug
pains and possibly saved rs from AL
untimely grave. We would not rest
easy over night without il in the house.
This remedy undoubtedly saves more
pain and suffering than any other mcdi-
cine in the world. Every family should
keep it in the house, fer it is sure to be
needed sooner or later. For sale by
BiXby n Buck Druggists.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-10-17

a country minister remarked to his
wife Sunday noon;
"There was il stranger i'll church this
morning.
"What did he look like" asked the
wife who was woman first and a
minister's wife afterwurd
Il didn t see him
"Then how did you know there was
"a stranger there
81 found collar bill in the contrbu-
ton box '--Ilon : Herald
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Idle Talk Idle away
and Ones
Idle Boasts Time !
The reverse of this TO show up the sterling qualities of that
Great Rheumatic Cure
CALLED
BUTTONS

H. Feuch Of Woodstock Vi, well travelling
Windsor
H.
the
with rheumatism troubled
travelling
o
the kidney trouble and should feel symptoms coming
that sold the market helped
kidney troubles would
Respect
H. p
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-10-17

Highest Of all in Leavening Power Latest T. cow R,
R@H!aa!!! R Rs%dss;!
ABSOLUTELY PURE


state y tM~.
J. E, szH-#ed fhaf 30 n.e# e tle
-h9fe -. around Naea.a- So b.
Iaaej -. -.
A4esaue 4.as .f csatr.#a.-. ..#
iclIeI naa ..s....... .lHaf,,. ..,.tf.a F.-.
pom ire b. lgaa a.-.#64tea b. ..a
eouf.
Ee9. ElHtt= E#.rz e##s... .-~.zl....
Gus ~ fuc Gtaa.fz= la. -55...a. .i..
blood vi acueH-=s..5 u .-a6s.. bose.
.tll preaching az isH.aa. n. ll.e a.s
III eiehtf-hye. AT fI.r5ze.# NJ
The FsI5r4r,.,a t......... s.
Iaod l#ts assi,-a48 ..=.t. t.=...
>.oo60. a..e,. .,,,tl,n....... ...###...=#.
bc enough, when all bill a.. collected.
to nearly equa tie liabilities. Tie
cause is poor business and sbaf5. rasspe-
tition. Il las been in cuisines. only a
year.
+. r. Barnard station ao.r4.f.#. F.
4 4. +. 4 At Hamilton ~ 5,.....l..
billed E,ida,.a. .ia s.,,...... ..5..a
+,o ,,.;aonta, .l...lau..a.44.=...z
was going up the ladder int tho c.
boose car where he was .tonnino wbi1e
on a short hunting trim. His wife YEA.
with him. The remains were taken 10
Hoalton bv a special train.
Maine ,oonor i Observation-Disclosures
i has l,aaI,,,. ,11l..,;, 49, '.. 49,
tho .afe.t o,d ,oo.t nr7a.al1l :...'.
rnents arc to 10 fonnd ,,ithin =. 1.a.;..
&c o,r ...u.s4at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
a trnst fond If = ono - fn,.os. g., 49,
h.noet 81 1aoo1 aha.t.iaa .u t..,
Rango, 4. ,,ao.ta.l, r.;Iraad Lnna -
city council 80 ,,,ta.. vaai,.. ,,.a..: ~.
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'N't 80 'tst''''' mo -'"1i' 'aiA AAi'i''
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-10-17

IINIIIgNIOII, NWN,1 01VI. :, %.
Find enclosed check tor outfit and
right of office practice, for James
Woosley OF Boyeman. My practice in
Androsls is improving every day. We
cured Mrs. Woosley after l. years suffer
ing and now her husband concludes to
secure the right of practice
NJ. -. DANIELS.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-10-17
FROM J. G. BLAKSLER, AGENT.
Fremont. Neb.. Oct. 10. '95

FftWOHV, NtD., Ocf To, ID.
The following patients have been
treated to Anidrosis Baths at. Schuyler,
Neb., by me, and / take pleasure in re-
ferrin2 all in physical disease to them:
Mrs. John Edgar, paral5 ISIS; Mrs. James
Edgar, consumption; Mrs. John Robin
son, sweet diabetis, "A mere skeleton;
Mrs. Addie Brown, female weakness and
nervous prostration; Mrs. j. Allen. ea-
tarrh and kidney disease; Frank Tuuill,
St Nitus dance; \. Schuster. inaamma-
tory rheumatism; y Hines, s&nstroke
and catarrh; John Howe. seiatiea. pa
ralysis Of four years, with many milder
forms OF disease.
Keene. \. Il. May 90 -.
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Look over our Furniture

When you have examined our stock you will have doz.
excuses for congratuatng yourself finding such ag
and general sprucing up. Don't confne yourself
the tailor and dressmaker but give your house dress
as we'll Our stock is fine enough make castle of JOY
out OF every house in Somerset County and low enough
price to be within the reach all our citizens.
Don't miss half of the pleasure of tie holidays but house We
table
in
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WALTER kRoYD.
Montville, Me. Sept. y. %.

Multi FTTTV' MN 'NVTIV T. 10,
1t has been long time since ! have
written you, but often think of what a
blessing your method has been to me.
fully believe | should have been in my
grave long ago, had it not been for my
outfit and your urgent plea for prompt
attention TO its use, while my festora-
ton looked so hopeless. | thank you
for all your Kindness toward me while
in physical and financial distress.
Gratefully,
Mrs. A. 4. STI.W ART.
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Enclosed find check for supplies. /
bought ny outfit Il years ago and by lis
Use received greater benefit than all the
expensive treatment received AT Ark.
Hot Springs for eczema and wool poi
soning, 10y which my hands pealed 10
the nerves every day, producing great
agony. Gratefully,
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Mrs. EMILNA AUGHN.


Boston, Sept. %, %.
The outfit purchased through Mr..
Marble of skowhegan, for Mrs. Gassett
am pleased to inform you is giving her
great satisfaction and comfort.
FRANK II. ToRREY.
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Minneapolis, sept Is. %
have proved the efficacy of yoor
Anidrosis Baths for rheumatism aud it
is needless for me to tell You that il has
no rival as the most efficient method
ever SIN, cur 20 chair barber shop is
incomplete without il.
SCoTT IL DUDLEY.
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cannon 7 lty, COL, Nrpt. =. -.
Nearly every business man here OWLS
stock in the hot springs which makes
it slow introduction for Anidrosis. but
have done some fine work even with the
great opposition. | broke up a tough
case OF la grippe with two baths, as the
hot spring treatment has never done
Broke mp a ease of typhoid fever and a
hard case of rheumatism. All admit
the greatest satisfaction in Anidrosis
so far
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VI 1I"II'I' w 90 D 77'
Please forward supplies SO can get
them Saturday Androsis is doing
wonders, my leg is fast healing and
varcose veins DISAPPEARING Results
thus far are nothing less than marvel
Gus.
WALTER AtKRoYB.
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The municipal reform movement IS
making its way southwark. The Demo-
Gratis of Baltimore are rising in their
might against Rasin, the city boss, and
German, the state boss. The FRAUDULENT
methods in vogue are being investigated
and it has been learned that the regis
tration this year is almost three times as
large as ever before. In one word, the
number of registered voters actually eX-
ceeds the total population. Such frauds
will doubtless do much to maintain
Rasin and German in power Promii cnt
Democrats are declaring their intention
to vote for the Republican candidate,
and a Republican victory is possibility.