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A Sound Liver Makes a Well Sian.

Are you Bilious, COnstlpaird or
troubled with Jaundicc, Sick Head.
ache, Bat Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
INDICATION, Hot Dry skin, Pain IN
Back and between the ShuuldeIs,I hills
anu Fever, etc. IL you have any OF
these symptoms, your Liver ~ out Of
order, aud your blood IN slowly being
TolsJnoj, because your Liver dots not
act properly. HRRBINE viii cure any
disorder OF ths Liver, stomach or
Bowels. II has no equsl Is Liver
Medicine. Price 10 ceuls. Fruo trial
bottles AZ Y, G, NJ. /. drug store,
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PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

rI'nis Is To NOTIFY AL PARTIES COS.
Il corned, that the partnership llutfo
cAintinE between Edward. Robert ana AlbeH
T.. Brady, known a. liTaty 4 ruut, N hereby
dissolved, and Robert brady win continue ihe
business AZ tho corner ~ seventh last anl
Seventh south streets, aud will collect a.l Ac'
counts anu pay all liabilities contracted ~
tha at establishment
Edward aud Albert y. lirahy Will c0nilel
thu business ~ tho corner Of Third f0ui1 ana
Ninth Ehst streets, aud Will no rgspyuaHIutoF
all accounts contracted hy thOm,
TLis dissolution u by tho consent az ah ar
EDWARD BNABN..
ALBERT BRADY
NuHElgr BsAhh
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Mhnt Isa GunrnnteeY

IL II this. II sou nave Cough or
Gold, a tickling IN tho Throat, which
keeps you constantly coughing, or n
you hto hlllot Il with any Che.t,
Throat or Lung Trouble, Mhooping
Cough, ste. aud you use Baiidid's
HorthOuHd Syrup as directed, giviug
IL n fair Trial, snd no beuofit Ia tXper-
fenced, We authorize our advertised
agonts 10 refund your money on re-
turn Of bottle, IL never tails 10 give
Satisfaction. II ptowptly relieves
Bronchitis. Sold by u, q, NJ. 1. drug
HluTH.
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Notes.

Frederick &. &. Kcyser has been ar
rested for shooting OF gun with Ia.
tent TO do ipJufy TO Henry Lanen.
Defendant Chains that he shot to scare
away the boys who were tearing down
some OF his fence.
A complaint charging Coughlin and
George with the murder Of Edwatd
Dawes was sworn to by sheriff Wright
On Saturday.
Simms and westover, charged with
tbs Lynn burglary, have been hold to
the grand jury In $500 bonds.
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OGDEN.
On n Long Tramp.

Mr.. Winters, aged 90, aud his wife,
90 yesfs Of age, passed through Ogden
yesterday, having walked nearly oil
the way from Eugene, Oregon. They
ATE mailing their way to Cheyenne.
Mr.. Winters IL y pioneer, having passed
through Balt Lake In July Of lsi5,
staying three weeks en- route to Caii-
fofnla. Although only a lad al that
time he can remember Brigham
Young. This 10 the first trip east since
1sis. Lack Of employment Ia com.
polling him to leave Oregon. MI.
Winters IL n carpenter by trade and a
vol preserved man OF his age. He
and his wife passed through carrying
q bundle OF quilts.
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Presidents Of tho day, oS.Gov. Arthur
L. Thomas, Gov. Caleb W. West
Look | TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will DO given in prizes.
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST OF
PRIZES AND CONDITIONS,

l-.for the best grand chorus Of mixed voices
lOl not more than 10 nor less than lUul, rem.
Gtiins tD rms GLORIOUS songa % freedom"
IRON Dr. fArry's opera, Blodwgul 90 wales
VI Descrct," tstophensl, nrst Prize, $500; gold
medal 70 conductor. second pTye, 4iuQ, baton
loconduotor These choruses may be- accom-.
Utganl
s-Best military band contest mot more than
lNchU'hyo pieces nor lee than twenty, "fUgt
ONcHuto' tltuthefl, trat IfiIo, tlgOi gold
molA to conductor. second pr4o, $40, silver
medal 10 conductor.
s-licst male chorus, "'ro Armsi To Armar'
OR Parry mot more than forty yoiCcs nor
Ices thah tnirlYl, ifst prilo, glgO, second ptEc.
.i--llesi ladies chorus, The BRIDAL OF NE
nHds' tbrinlcy lurbardbl loot more than
hlrtY voices nor lee than twenty uyOI, nrat
ltlfe, 80, second uitte. SIS,
b-bcst miscellaneous chorus. THE sun.
mcr, (eWcuu ithifty 90 thtrV i've voices
competition restricted 70 ward choIrs IN cities
OF nrst tud second class, regular organizations
~ tcltlomontsl, nrst przo, tlto, baton % con-
daclor ,oconu prfo So, baton ~ conductor.
lihh chorus u 10 accompanied by piano or
cabinet organ only,l
G-n,TmsIo quafteus. "Lsorora" tnaucsJ.
Rect ladies' quauc,lc. "gssponsc" tlion.
..s--iesl duet, soprano aad tenor. "slay Thou
p-ilost tenor colo, II SEQ Thee. Love. In
hHoy Flower tNbU, 90 lat $40
iO-llest soprano colo. -Iho separation
IL hcst baritone or bass solo. "CambTiau
War Song from songs OF Wales achardsl,
"a beet cOntralto solo. "storn and sun.
shine" dudley Buck, q minor, so.
l8-Hcst harp solo, ga
li-licst pianO SOLD. last Hope" tGotu.
chan. 80. l0pen 10 elmer sex under "a years
Otugc.I
l5-tor tho best musical composition suit.
able iOr male ch0rus, so, composer TO select
wurds.l
l0-foriho best poem. subject. "Tho May.
Hover and tue Landing " tho Pilgrim
talhcrt,' not more than ~ Liars. SO,
Haalur tho best national song, Tue Welsh OF
Amcriua,' WUTda only, On slish or Wosh),
so.
"a For the bcst librotto. suitable Tor cantata,
subject "iha utAh Pioneers" g3,, UtIs pro.
posed % have THIS oct 20 music ~ DO used on
Pioneer hunNCraaTiUsl
iu-for The bcsg historical sketch tprOscl on
the NE utri. David ON welsh. glG
sp-lor tlu beet prose ON tho customs and
manners ~ tho Welsh nation ln Engiisnl,
81.
2l-ior Che best recitation, Tho Bells"
fkdFlf Allen Foo, 81.
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II. s. LASEY. Attorney, Progress building
SHERlFF'S SALE.

NOTICE ~ HhRKNY GIVEN, THAT
~ pursuant 20 IN order u IN aud deglg
Of toreclosgte 10 me- directed ifom the iG.l4
Judicial district Cuur; OF mo Territory VI ...s'
County OF SAT- l.aUb m a cause thettln loAN
ing wherein sarah Crane a. AdIaiuisirllrhW
me estate ~ john !. Crane, deCcAscdla pam,
uh ana -idHuy W, hArAc. hs Admlhlrlfh.ut"
the eatAtc OF William ullrr, deceased, hle.'
art ". Young a. trustee for Ara Do 1Aisa
Young snd LebTuud Young, uANcul'ff hns
trustees under tue last viii Aud tgstA'nrn."
Lucy Decker Young. deceased, Hrbtt tg VIZ
Adam suiuTs, oscar ~, Dung, AuFea M'hM.N
CACCutriK OF the last will OF Henry MgLNan,
deceased, sydney ", bATAoi 40 hdWlhnWsg
OF the estate Of Thomas j. shelton, leet4''i'
Walton. James II, COUhrane, Henry beuSL
Margaret Wilson. Elizabeth T. DAVE 's
state bank 0t Utah, corporation v,,o'.0
tUeshlTe, raul A. klklns anu Louisa tM,j
defendants, 10 winch said decree alI olgol ~.
sale, reference 10 hereby made, Hhall oAPug
for sale at pubic auction, to ibo flHht't vu.
der. for cash, al inc west ffuHt u3ul o. 'H
County Court house, 10 tho city o. 74ll ~
t0th day OF August, A, D. leN, ~ v 80
noon, all The rlfht tue, clAlm anu 'u'v'' al
the above named 9'lehHAnW tp,te.
lying, and helpg IN Jhu county Oh s,
LsEe, IbrFitOfy OF utah, hhG pAIu, " gn.n.
described as tolloWs, to'wIti Inc Wesl my ,y,
isai. Mat 80 SAT- Lake CIR survey, sall lAl'
County, UTAH Territory, 10 DO told ~ lhe l,1p
erty OF sidney ". narEe,Gs sdmluis'Tal2Lo I ~
ottsts Of Wlilam / uller, deceased, llo,aIH W
Young, ne trustee for Arta DE thrisW loNn.
and /. ID Il rand Dung executors anu trustees va
der lie iast will and testament 81 Lucy Itt.n,,,'
young, docoasei, ileber Young, Nnam .Is"'
Oscar u. Young, AngeH hcEMnn, tNG.usl.tsN,d
Sidney 81. DAfke, ~ administrator ot ltu
tate Of Thomas H. shelton, deceattd gA.S'
Arhmsn, William q, hRrgetts, d. d. nA'pi
lanes il, Corhrnne, Henry Reiser, MMkHsi
Wilson, IlzabOth T. Davis, tho ~tate hA4s ii
Utah, d corporation; George .CheshHo AZ.
A. Elklns aud Louisa DAVIS, defendant, w.
sad order Of sale and decree III 'N0 ''0'
Dated salt Lake City Utah. August sih, -
HARNkY HARD sheI'A
by RALPH GUTHRIE, Deputy hheFlH'
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NOTICE

NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ o meeting ~ stockholders Of Toutlno
uNoatmCnt Association, VIII be held az tho
once OF tho association, sos ana 800 Atlas
BLOCK, saIt Lake city. on August 2'th, 1895 at
o O'Clock %. no., for the purpose OF amending
articles of Incorporation, 10 increase the mum.
her OF directors from to o, and transact such
other business a. may properly be considered.
HAROLD N, Pat. sogy and rroa.,
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MaIkcr smIln. doiond-rL

The People Of the Territory OF ri.b ..-t
grccung To walker smith, ugitndl1f.
YOU ARE HLELm REQUIRED I'D 40.
pear ~ an action brought Hgairs 'v.y
W, hbgyc named IluuHd u tue Iiatfigt i,sa
'i iao lhlrd Judicial bAsrict OF tuJ It4r.0r,
W' s W. hut 20 huaw9r 700 cUmpI..a ma
''plelh Tithin ten laNH .gtrluHyp VI .r .H. Ia
AtNico) after the service old v1u .f
sNt'Inuha-i served within tnis COUNTY. s. I'
srrled uut Of this county. hutIn tH.G a.tt...t
within twenty dRTHt ,tlrftyIsg tu..H
ualt-ur Judgment 'r default vii #. fa...
sinln.t N"u, recording 90 Tho PRAYER 1I aAi
ans action be- brought To have uIsm.4.
against defendant Iu auUI uf sItN. uIIU.U.sT..f
from MAY u! lH3 Nc Ucr cont per tr..H.
AMI Tor costs uf suit, alleged Co. boo HUrf.1
srrlrgs rendered I,iyui1ut Ut uiaf,Yus.. .'
plliuiint ~ HtiuIurNH 100 isw, 100 ul.a.U.H. f5,
defendant The release ur uul, r.H.u 90 ..,r.st1
outstanding tlN tluuH Huu.tHN decd HU4H ..aa'
tan real properly " sgfouUuut, ra.H s.u. ..t.
roming que nni payable MAY D.. lI. a4i
being wholly unnbId
Ana you are uergHy Noticed that Dr. ..r Oil.
Ia apItar and answer Bee NalI COMPLIANT s
above required. Inc saIf uHiuuH H| l.g
Judgment fra.HHi .HH i.r go. 1900. .. ..I
uIiu WIfF'Hl N0 HH.'", Hul rHfls HI HUH
MI3uCaH tHr llsu. -a.wH % "vH 10. FHfss
tHU 'Nr a.H. u' 90. HiHfU.f ...#.Hf
tHC luri .HHgi.. u.at... DO ana
lstAL,l Tor Ono lriHurF OIL. UH. H sI
tHT uf HuIN. Iu fNr E..r U. Ole
L.fd one I"UagHu uIEUI UH..l
and niaHi.a'4H.
DAVID D.. no SNNW. l..f.
Nv GrnuCl D. iuuNi,, u..Ga y.n.L
Richard o. Nu'IarG, tl.HfHar turnNHNst
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court, IN and for salt la
County, Territory OF Utah,

III tlo lfuhAkO lOurk IN hhli SAT- Lake
County, Territory OF Utah,
In tue matter ot mo e.tate OF George nandloy,
deceased.
" Office - HEHEnY GIVES THAT
~ Elizabeth llandiey, AdmnitlThtriN VI tho
In cad court nor uoutiou Tor tlunl distribution
OF thu residue % said estate among tho per-
sous euuuud thereto, and that Friday, the 30;n
hlN OF August A. d., lsHa, NJ 10 u'clock y. m,
~ the court room Of said court, In Tho County
curt House, SAT- Lake city and tuunty, Utah
TERRITORY, has been drly appointed by the
Judge ut sat Court. for hearing sald petition
for distribution. bt which time and place any
persuu interested IN said estate may appcar
and snow cause II any there be, why tnnl dis
trbuUDu ahuuld not be made IS prayed for,
Dated August sth, A, ~, lse
q. D.. STANTON.
CLERK OF the Probate Court
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When Baby was sick, We Favo her Cas;orii.
When fho was a child, she cried Tor Castoria.
When she became ,iIa, she clnus TO casioria.
Whom she had Children, she gave them Clltorls.
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ruriiuston Route D,ninr cars.

The Burlington route 10 the only
line running dining cars on tho "a
IA carrie" plan, between Denver and
Omaha, Kansas City and Chicago.
Passengers have TO pay only for what
they eat 10 sure that your tickets
itgd via the burlington route.
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Tho Bottom Knncked out

OF The combine. Send Ia your OF lcrs
-!ull weight, prompt delivery; coal,
not slack. Diamond abd Rock spfirgs
lump, $3.50; nut, $500 j. W. White.
head, it,, rs wesi, Second south Street.
telephone 40. COS.
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A ~ COMPLAINTS or DEFECTIVE
"a nghUnf nr failure Of street IAmns 10
nnrh antlns hours required by city contract.
wa ~ ,o Jlmes peyine Light Inspector,
by Order LOUIS COIN,
Chairman Com.
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Tho Only Ono

Who has the nerve T. COY GU, OF the
combiut--aDd cut the prices Of STAND.
ard cOAls. Sole agent Of ths celebrated
Diamond aud Rock Syringe, (5weet,
inter minc) Goals. Office rs wcsl.
c0ud SoutI. Telephone COS.
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siiL Waists -, Sc 20.

The greatest purchase Of the season,
Just received, over 200 assorted lirh'
and medium light shades o wash
ailks, value 50 10 60, for 90 20, Mt
+. AUERuACit d BROS.
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Aud IN accordance with law and g.Ft.
The bolrd of directors made uu thr lftH ~. y
June, is.1, 80 many shurCa " each Iag..r T.
su,h stpek 20 may DO necessary WllI DO aa.H !,
slonc building, Main street, SaIt IHE' i.,.
utnh, on the btu day Of september. I.l.. a., ~
hour Of O'Clock y. m. Of Hlli' d4.' a. Wy
Delinquent ASSIGNMENT thereon loHatF. ,.aL
the cost Of Advertising aud eNrprHaa al ~ .'n
JOuN " CuNMutk pfaaId.rt
A.tcat. A q. FOWLER -ocr5afy.
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rsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNE GRAY HORSE, ABOUT 10 YEARS
" old, s. on left thigh.
one torroi horse, about " years old, branded
on loft shoulder and right thigh
n the above described animals arc not
claimed on or before August ", 1895, they will
DO sold al city Estray Pound att q. M.
JOHN %. NATION,
Pound Keeper.
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pcnnel CherrnEton and iiarrio k Ifsr.r..,
rhrtuCrs dong buHiuvss under l.. #.'
name OF thrfriugt1u y uarkuusf. p.a.g.
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In the matter Of ur estate NJ IosUl
Dean, dttuistu
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court In and FOR the Third
Judicial Dsrict Of Uuh Territory,
County Of rat Lake.
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SUMMONS

In the nisuict Court 0f mo Thru rgfL.
u SAT- iHah
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The People u the Territory OF vi.b .s-t
grccung To walker smith, ugitndl1t
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fear, | hardly dared to draw my breath
and could hear nay heart throb loudly
We had reached about the middle o.
the bridge when all of a sudden squad
of dozen men, emerging from some
hiding place at the end of the bridge,
came rushing upon Us, shouting at the
top of their voices: Surrender, you
- Ymks."
As our only weapons were sticks cut
out in the iore,l during the days travel
ing, resistaf Tee was out Of the question,
and unconditional surrender our only
alternative.
We were marched up along the north
ern bank o the river. which Oh taat
side is quite steep, 20 some distance on
the left-hand side of the railway track.
There we i"vBd dozen Of ouI com
rades, sa oi whom bad been recapt-
ured in The swamp and others on the
bridge, in ae same manner as we oar-
selves had been They were ali sitting
around a cam Ere, roasting sweet po.a-
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HABITS OF THE souTHERNERs.


and more particularly of the country peo.
pie, whenever they happened to come in
contact with ~.
1t appears that at the beginning of
the war gnaboats had been constructed
near the mouth ofthe Great Pedee River,
the railroad being utilized for the pur-
pose OF Bringing 10 the materials neces-
sary for the construction. As there was
no depot near tie river, the shed in which
we were had been built on the northern
hank 10 he used as a store-room for those
materials
Ia contrast 10 the southern side of
the river, which is low ground over
which the river overhows and spreads
into an immense marsh, the northern
bank is quite high and very steep. The
ground on this side is light grayish
sand.
At the beginning of the war the track
was bordered near that shed by forest
OF high trees; but these also had been
utilized, no doubt, for the same purpose,
and quite number OF them had been
cut down. Gunboat building having
ceased, the shed had been locked up and
abandoned, and along the track young
shoots had grown in profusion around
the stumps of the cat trees 10 a consider
able hight.
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SURRENDER. You YANKsl "

menced the delivery Of a violent har-
angue against the Yankees and every
thing aPpertaining to their kin and
kindred
Ii would be difficult for me, at this
distance Of time. TO recall anv consider
able portion Of this memorable speech /:
but this ] can say, that all through it
was clearly intended to be as insulting
and vituperative as he could possibly
make it, You Yanks," be said, "you
think yourselves very smart, but you
are not smart enough for us. We have
caught you in a good trap, and we will
take good care that you are sent back
safely to your camp. In a couple of
weeks the stockade which is being pre-
pared at Florence will be ready. 1t is
a fit place for you. We will see in the
Spring how many of you viii again at
tempt to escape. In the meantime
vail keep you in a safe place. have
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A Relic % Past Elegance.
lke,r Eork Tril,,,nc.1


The old-tme daIky butler, magnificent
in white plque wslsJe0si, immaculate linen
and white tie, and doubly magnificent in de-
pertinent and language, is now an almost
extinct specimen further north than Phila-
delphia
There, however, he is still occasionally TO
be seen in all his glory, standing on the
white marble steps OF an old-lashioned
mansion like a bronze monument of the
past mounted on most appropriate pedes-
tai.
One Of these fossils who uses grander ex-
pressions If possible, as he grows Older, was
helping visitor the other day 10 don her
wslklng-jacket, aud as he noticed that she
was sill struggling TO push in her rebel
lious big sleeves, he suggested respectfully
"P'raps you will hab de goodness TO allow
me TO suppress dem puffs, madam"
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been in the North once, and / hay
learned all your Yankee tricks durin
my stay there. 1t takes smarter me
than Yankees to slip through my fin
gers"
He wound up his peroration with th
announcement that he was going to TAX
us into she'd close BY, under the vigi
liant eyes of his soldiers, and that th
first one of us who would attempt t,
escape would be remorsely shot dowi
like dog.
WE cHEERED HIM Justify.
The Major was as good as his word
The command was given, Forward
march =" and FIVE minutes afterward We
were in the shed which was TO be oul
temporary military prison until the
train came which was to take us tc
Florence. This was to be some time in
the evening.
The Major counted lis carefully as we
entered the building, and found that we
were exactly Il.
This shed was only few PAGES on the
le!t-hand side Of the railway track, go
ing north. The only means Of entrance
Cat least, the only one that we could see
as we Went in) Ras sliding door right
IN front of tie track.
Having made sure that we were all
sccG7elvfn, bv counting us a second time
inside, the great commander posted his
force ii tie following manner: He placed
two men in the rear of the shed, two in
the 'front.' and one on each end The
remainder, or "corps-de-garde," was
grouped together opposite the entrance
OF tie otheE sitle Of the track, within six
OF seven yards from the sliding door.
tle tnen told u, that he was Just going
TO Marion, some > miles further north,
to see about obtaining for us the neces-
sarE supply q rations, and that he would
be back at , O'Clock in the afternoon
with Or food
Now, the Astonishing feat | am about
to relate consists in the fact that out of
this shed tlrgs guarded on every side by
six men and - corps-de-garde of over
20 more Ia broad daytime, from Q o'clock
In the forenoon Till 3 in the afternoon,
every one Of those Al prisoners escaped
unperceived, and that when the proud
commandant returned at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon with his rations, in that build
lng thus guarded on every side there was
net as much IL Corporal's guard to
greet bin, even a single soul to " do him
reverence"
By what manner of Yankee trick was
this accomplished?
That i what | have to relate.
Before ] do 80, however, in order TO
make my narrative intelligibIe to the
reader, 1 must give two words of expla-
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watching for signs of returning life. He
found that sweetheart and brother were
dead, that in one brief moment happiness
had faded from his life.
From that day to this he and 1 have
been the only persons acquainted with the
true story of that explosion. And from
then till now he has remained single, liv-
ing as silent and exclusive as hermit
Yankee Blade.
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-Pearline. The hrst Washing
compound ever made. and the
best. Proved to be absolutely
harmless to anything that is
washed-both by the women
who have used it for years,
and by scientific tests. But the
enormous demand for Pearl
ine-for something that will
save work and yet be safe to
use, has started a host of
washing powders, all imita-
tions of Pearline. They ought
to make women think. If you
can get risky help from a poor
imitation, why not get safe
help from the original and the
best? N7 JAMES PYLE. New York.