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The Newtown bee., 1895-07-19

Gardener Stockel continues to carry off the palm for early vegetables. On Tues day he brought to this office an ear of sweet corn from the Grand Central gar dens, and few samples of lima beans ready for the table. Surely John is a hustler.
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-19

Mrs William Griffin at the tunnel is very poorly, suffering much from a chronic trouble. She wishes to return thanks to Mrs Samuel Glover and other friends for kIndnesses bestowed.
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-19

Having used Chamberlain's Cough remedy ln my family and found it to be first-ciass article, I take pleasure in recommending it to my friends. J. v. Foster, Westport, Cal. For sale by E. F. Hawley, Newtown, and 5. c. Bull, Sandy Hook, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-19
834-840 Chapel St.,
 New Haven.

MT and Mrs Kent of Brooklyn are visit ing Mrs A. J. Clark.
 Ernest Jennings of Deep River has been visiting friends on the Hill.
 Miss Mae Seeley is at her sisters, Mrs George Sturges'.
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-19

There Is great danger in neglecting col- ic. cholera and similar complaints. An absolutely prompt and safe cure is found n DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure. E.F. Hawlcy. Newtown; S. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, B0tsf0rd.
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-19

Rev A. F. Chapman from Bridgepor. was in Sandy Hook visiting some of his old friends, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-19

General Factory Manager c. ". BlaD- chard and wife were guests of Superin- tendent Sloane, over Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-19
PROOF IS POSITIVE
THAT LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Is Daily Curing Backache, Dizziness, Faintness, Irregularity, and all Fe- male Complaints.

ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY REApERs.1
 Intelligent women no longer doubt the value of Lydia E. Piakhaan's 8 Vegetable Compound. It speedily relieves irregu- larity, suppressed or painful menstrual
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-19
Optical Department connection with Jewelry. Summer Gloves

Silk Mitts in black, colored and white, from 25c. to 7sc pair, according to length.
 Childrcn's Elbow Mius at 4Sc. pair. Regular 75 cents quality.
 Ladies' White Silk Taffeta Gloves at 3Sc. pair, White Suede Lisle Gloves, at soc. a pair.
 Pure Silk Gloves in white, all colors, and black-guaranteed finger ends soc. pair.
 Silk Gloves, to wear with elbow sleeves, in white, black and light shades, 9Sc. pair,
 White Chamois Gloves, both in 4 but ton and Mousqetaire, also unnatural col or; absolutely washable, $ and 9S c. pair.
 This is the only store ir New Haven where Ladies can buy the Xavier Jouvir Kid Gloves. Always find ir stock a full line of colors 1T all lengths.
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-19

Mrs Florence Smith from Shelton spent Sunday at J. M. Blackman's.
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-19
Cold Weather Prices

on hot weather articles. Summer without them, and lose part of your fun. Maybe your health.
 To mountain or seaside without Cape or Jacket2 Never Not when our early highest priced ones are ha1t price. And they arr.
 Do without or use your old Bathing Suit ? No. Not when you can buy reliable two-piece Suits in blue, gray or black, from SI,2S to S4. so.
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-19
Don't Go Without
eye glasses If your eyes need

Only a reason able Charge Tor the glasses prescribed, pro- vided you do need them. All our work is guaranteed to be the best.
 In regular stock we carry Steel Spectaclet and Eye Glasses with crystal lenses at 5O cents and up.
 Rolled Plate eye-glass Chains, Soc each
 Mngnifying Gla sses, fine crystal lenses with handles, ..50c, 75c, S1. % and S125
 Lorgnettes, $250 and g. 75
 nnt;rnl nnnnr.frnnnt in
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-19
CHEAP GOODS!
 VS., CHEAP PRICES

The above theme leads naturally up to question of quality as viewed from the dealers standpoint We are thoroughly in earnest in our insistance on the importance of offering Only Re- liable Goods. It is belief that no price is low enough to redeem an unserviceable or shoddy ar ticie from the maledietien which goes with it. Right here is where some furniture dealers make their mistake, in handling goods known to be of inferior quality simply because they can buy them little cheaper than the better grade, and as these dealers argue, will sell just as well. Maybe they will sell just well the first time, but if when taken home they do not givs the ssr- vice expected those goods will be constant stand ing advertisements against sellers. Everybody likes Cheap Priees," but nobody likes Cheap Goods" We don't have Cheap Goods" but our prices are Cheap Prices" We have just reeeiv- ed good fresh line of Spring Samples ofcarpsts. Moquettes, Bsdy Brussels, Extra Super Tapestry Brussels with borders to match, Extra Super i-2 wool, China and Japan Mating, Foreign and Domestic Rugs. All grades carpet inins and stair pads, Chamber Suits, Sideboards, chifon- ieres, Writing Desks, Plush Rockers, Dining sx- tension tables, Parlor center tables in oak and | mahogany, Hall Trees, Pictures, Diamond Mir TOTS. Window Shades, Mattresses, spring cribs
 and cradles and everything in the furniture line.
 Come tnd see us; it makes DO difference whether | you buy the first time, ve will be glad to show
 you what vs have. We find there is often nors
 virtue in single half honr spent in looking over
 our stoci. examining goods, comparing prices
 and 'sizing us up" generally than any amount of type talk. We think vs can safely promise to convince the most skeptieal buyers, vs have bar gains for them if thsy will come and see us Yours
 Respectfully
 1 TAYLOR & MO GRAN,
 Furniture Dealers. Undertaking and Enbaln- | in all it's Branches,
 SANDY HOOK, CONN.
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-19

Prices are coming down, in fact they have already dropped. We believe in clearing up our stock as we go. Suits worth $S we have marked S6. Sl0 suits are selling for S8, and S12 suits at S10, and 80 on through the entire stock. We are determined not to car " over any summer goods. We have Children's washable suits at 75c, S1, S1,25 and upwards. Separate pants at 25c, Straw Hats from 15c to S5, Thin Underwear at 25c. 3tlEE::5s3--M
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ENGLISH rG,mrnED ,oSGsrERs.

rne NEWS d1eln't pretend 70 be AZ
authority on Eagiish birds, but IL hse
no AcsilalI0n in saying II has had No
M 9i,ho English sparrow, lust NI the
Australians have baI thuir an Of the
English rabbit. This being the case,
Notwithstanding tho various louu1is
the little Import was promised 10 secure
Tor Ne, we are not ashamed to voice
the suggestion Of a timid friend, that
Tho recent liberation VI English
'arys Il possibly 10 no regarded
with fear AMI trembling. Perhaps
tho remedy proposed by one do'perate
Auglophob.ai, that tho gentleman
threatening ~ let the latl.4 loose b. on.
j1inul by law from doiag 20, Is too
severe. For all We know, tho English
lark may DO o very u'ciIl, lovely bird
certainly We have heard ami read
much Of hor sweet singing, her mount
INK upward toward tho sun, aud 81
ioitd. But what We ato specially
anxious 90 know IL ~ 10 her teCuudiiy
hsr pugnicily AMI her appetite Tor
bugl. ,will bu remembered that her
hali.bfothcr the sparrow was hailed as
tho most yOncl5us caterpillar.
eater on rcu3Td--5ur deliver. from
cotdllns mo,h forever whereas
experience ha, shown that Apou, the
only thiug on earth ho viii Hol touch
IL a wotmL 1--we extend a welcome 20
the hrk u musi be- upon conditions.
anu only 20 last whlio the b on her
good BEHAVIOR i4r We cannot reprcas
the thought ,hs. the mIschiovous boy
who IN the very bcunnine Of the
sparrow 10 these patt' threatened his
nuuIhilsii1n with o tiu,iy clipper but
was seusatioually restrained by the
irato importers VI The future pest, wa,
really an agent and instrument Of
Providence In dl'guisr.
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DEATH KSELL or HARD TIMES.

twenty-five thousand new freight
cars have been ordered since Now
YEARS.; which would surely not indi.
cate any very lively expectation Of
general railroad disaster Ia tho immc.
diale future.
Within the lait six weeks the wages
OF quarter Of million worRmon--
two hundred and atty thousand per.
haps sounds a little betlof-hayo bpon
Increased, In almos, every important
Instance without previous solicitation
by the lab9rlng men. Moreover, there
hiss been very large Increase In the
number OF men employed. All Of
which would seem 10 prophecy The al.
ven, OF prosperity and the resurrection
OF industrial life.
The general volume Of business In
the country, az shown by the clearing.
house returns, has Increased from 20 20
80 per cent over the returns OF n year
ago; and tho year thus far has sllo
been noted for n strong and stoady
advance In tbs price Of nearly all farm
products.
80 far as elgns 80, therefore, no
rIsk will be Incurred In stating that
for the merchant, tho shipper, tue
manufacturer, the wage-eRrnor and the
farmer, the bedrock o; depression aud
hard times has boon touched and
the upward movement toward tho fair
luriace Of normal business health has
sCt IN all along the limo and IN good
earnest Every department may not
feel the stimulus lust yet, Tor building
up Ia always n slower process than that
ofdemolition. But that there Ia certainly
isfoe ana stability In the Improvement
noted cannot be disputed, and for one
result Of II everybody ought 10 DO
thsnkful--,hs calamily.ho will be
soon out OF oh.
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,.,t,,. ,tt. .etp ,v., .vna,isti,r.
WAS lost and 90 ye.rs rdii,iop, The
re,ult ia certainly sttll,lnz and IA thus
expIainrI bv the insuranes authority.
r.,.n,,,,ohoo,,,.t,,i d, .,t,,f.
donce Oh chance. THO cause lies deeper
tits tuo two Of the last slN Presidents
wg, in', y ,'o.o i o Go,,bu ,e5r".
son, only half tho aggregate loss. Tho
icy sgom' pam 10 me ma. NE pl.',.
b1r'Ion Tor ,py man /" ssaume without
almost certain shortening Of his life. Tine
.l3n'..'.''i " 10 s,ei'' ln9 ',,'loi . ~
fsea rrasIiant SURVIVE tho mIl period of
hls natural expectation. rho.coutrasi
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RUSSIA AND JAPAN.


Tho account given by Norwegian
captain insi returned if,mNRjivos,ock
Of the situation there cxpialns thu die.
patch o. llussiaa squaltons q the
Aliatio coas. and the masslng Of troops
on tho Manchuriau ffontief during The
recent war between China aud Japan.
ThUso movements were VI the time
"a subject Of much sutmise. being con.
aidstel Tar moro elaborate thnn nccus-
safy tor the actual doisase Of
Russian intVftstl. lt now seems
clear thu. tho Russian govern.
ment, under cover VI tho dis.
turbanoos Ia Chinn, gathered large
i0roos at n convenient SPOT IN order to
be- able TO pursue it, policy Of acquiring
su 0pcu seaport on tho Pacific, and 70
l. expected tina, an advance viii bo
made la tho near future towards the
yellow tci. Ia order % hold a
port there, Russia would probably
md IL necessary TO secure tho control
- ManchurIaand OF COrea, anu on tina.
account tho feeling IN Japan toward
Russia 10 very bitter, the people seeing
Ia the moyemcntof tho latter cJuutry
hu attempt - rob Japan OF the sweet
fruits OF her Victory.
4 European diplomat Of high stand.
ing IL authority Tor the statement that
aSsotot alliance Is believed 10 exist
between England anu Japan, and ~
this should prove correct, It would
create but little surprise should the
mikado take up arms against tue ear.
The JapA are AZ present imUuod with
conviction Of their own invlncl-
billly, pATdonablo after their battle
with tho Chinese giant, aud with
Englsnd's moral support land perhaps
definite promises OF substantial.
nAturel they w5ulI glaily break up
Tor a march toward st. Petersburg, as
theis oousurgcuerll at Wsnhing ton
the other day said some OF them tx.
peoted 10 do. Russia,on the other hand,
Ia not isolated. The existence OF an
entente between that country anu
France, although officially denied, Ia
not scrlou1ly doubted, Then there are
slgne indicating an understanding be.
tween Russia ami CAius, and alto.
g0tnor the situation IL such that ser.
i0us complications Ia Asia are within
the near possibilities. Rlssia's nggres.
nlye steps have been checked more
o t5u by the condition gi tho imperial
treasury thau by tho threatening att.
iudc OF her gdversaries, bu. THIS con.
siutftuou 10 now removed 10 some
extent, by the oder OF Syndicate
10 lend the government iJO.O0O,OOO
francs, which would 40 tar toward this
cEpensrs lncidont TO the binding OF
tbu war flames, Il the time is cons q.
cred ripe .Jr such display. The COM
motion among the nation, OF the earth
at the close Of the century is one of its
distinguishing feaiures.
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WHAT WORK WILL DO.


Msfsrs, Gorge whitman ana Sons
have uvnt TO the NEWS Office yarI1u,
shuploS OF ffuII rassI IN their orchnri,
which eight years ago was nothing but
adry piece Of asRobru.l land, AMI con.
sli-rri % tIrely worihlyss. II lies two
mileE cast o. tho Draper depot, 30 5gt
Lake county, aui was purchased by
tho prrsen, owugr Ia 1857. The
specimens OF irIltaenl c0usl.toI o. tao
"Euyllgh Biglroau" aud "Back Ok.
hear" cErrrius-rs good "a eau DO pr..
ducei auyWhore-5i splendid si1a aui
hAy9G Iniualy' gu1sbberrles, OF
MANN th proportions, though not yet
m.y ril,; rcd "Fayp Cugtauts, ul
extraordinary sIz5 a.d huuches o.
orll any waite ouranr. Tho trusl
and bu,hul 90 which these grow wUge
OIL Raised iu this county, and
mostly obtained from ono Of
tho nurseries near Salt Lake City.
We arc told that Alcufs. Whitmau
s. Sons have 10 tho s1m, orchard an
aOuudanca pl other .Euit traug-poaca.
pear PLUMP pruucs, apples, bosi4oi
raspborf!5s, s'rawDerria9, grapes, etc.,
aud We arc easily aolo b believe that
they have rogdg MARIE. for all thpy
eau raise, waicl um9u4ts TO q large
quantity In tho cguro O' The season.
Every tree waspian,ed by lnemsolyca,
aud last year nearly ton OF grape,
waa disposed Of by them q. good
prices,
Now, what the NEWS wants to say
Ia this connection 10 that there are
hundreds Of opportunities fog mgu out
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o; employment 10 get pieces Of iani
much more inviting than was the
traci iicfe gentlemen se'tlei on. By
Industry many heads oi families How
Idle or dependent upon o.. os for sub.
s.sieace, csn make for tbcmselve, good
homcs, anu by giving attention 70 the
buuuess Of raising fruit they can So
cure comfortable living 'ot their
families. All that Ia needed IL proper.
ly directed labor and a little n the
spiri. oil oute'prIso without which %,
success 10 10 he a,iaiueI anywhere. 10
isan OIL, Old story, AMI tho sermon
may become wesrlsome through frc.
qutut re.o.iiion. y lyer.ho.os, d, ~
the practical Gospel ami abouuds 10
pie,en. suusoaud future wealth.
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OPEN AIR FOR HEALTH.


Notwithstanding all tho benefits that
mankind are supposed to derive from
improved sanitation, from better houssa
and food, from advanced methods In
medicine, anu from the thousand and
one other things that would naturally
be expected TO oonducr to prolonged
life and increased health, tho fact Tr-
mains that without plenty OF exercise
aud abundance Of pure open.air, tho
death-rata remains almost n not quite
as high as at any time since medical
reports were kept. This, NJ least, H.
the conclusion Of many exp0rls Ia life.
Insurance. brhuch Of bualnUss Ia
which It Ia to DO expected that the
closest examination will 10 made Of
mortality statisticl. CcItaiHly Ia tho
stliy Of tue liie.ahorlaniuy Of
American Presidents the passi.
mists lud support for their theory.
One ruoh expert, whose II utes aU4
conclusions arc discussed d. % la,u is.us
ofthe Springfield Republican, uDy ps
the interesting lac, that the p,ss Pr,6.-
denta do not compare well with tho
earlier ones ia mee,ias tbs "oKpac.A.
tiona Of life" rs derived rom tho insur.
Rnoe tRbleS. This Individual record IL
10 follows
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PEiNoIO, WHO gained fame ~
president oi 5azli during the rebel.
lion Ia 1893 10 lead, rhag year, after
the return Of Admiral % Milll an q
Ia Cana from tne nayal review In
New York, tho Brazilian navy revolt
cd anu iolnol tho insurgents In Rio
Grauie DO sul, After some sharp
contests In RI, Jaseiro hafbjr, tue
rebels woro defeated. \ few days
ago, It Will b5 rene uosreI, news was
brought Of the suicide Of ia Cana,
who preferred death 10 rstfoag or cap.
tiyily. Now Poixot3 hiss b1en sum.
mouei 10 .h5 other shore. aui the
rivals have b1Ih been removed from
their scene " esr,hly ptul-.
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Assigut. sale Ut tho uurion.Ga'dnc'
Lumber yard and rieiutns NH
Hinuf


The UNDERMINED assi,rcs will cell,
on "wednesday, July 10, 1895, 81 u.
O'Clock, noon, IN tho nightht bidder
i0t cash, ut tho Nurt1u-Gsrduet COM
pnuyia former cilirr. on State street.
between Eighth aud Ninth South,
Salt Lake city, Utah, the entire plalh'
Ing mill plant eud iumbor yard oi tail
company, consisting ~ about one anu
one quarter acres Of land, with fail-
way swilch, lumber rhuIs, one tN0'
story barn, one thrrr.t ON frame iesl'
dgucc, one large twg.slory irnme plain.
itg mill, ullv equipped with the ls'tst
imnt we'd va cuII 'fy, tncIullng az
electric dynsmH U'H1.hrrc pJwcf.
Also one large MosieT safe Of 4,sl0
pounds weight, w good condition.
Also q number OF fence machines ana
other pcfsOpal property formerly
owned by said Buf,yn'GaTiner ne
Unuy.
Aso all tho intefos, u said Burton.
Gardner mpAny ana snii Assignee w
three certain frame residences, two oi
ven rooms auI one ~ ala, with
water aitachmo g., situated on lDt 3,
bloch 3S, plat "B," Salt Like city eur.
vcy, Utah.
Said property will be sold IN bulk OF
separate parcels, o. may best sui. The
put1hanaH.
For further particulars and Tor dc.
acription Of property apply Go the ur.
dcfsigutd az his oiiias In the Dtserc.
National bank building, Salt LaEu
CITY, Utah.
OSCAR W. MOVIE,
Assignee Button. Gardner COmTRuy.
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This table unfortunately ntar,s On
with a record that Is o5ntrai,ct1ry Of
the result sought 10 DO established; Tor
Washington did not l,vs up to nIg
"expeciatiOn OF lie" at the time OF his
inauguration. But after him ana uu.
I'll Harrison, who stood at tho halt
century mark OF the government,
every President survived up to aud iu
most oAses materially exceeded the
aforesaid "sxpsolalion OF lie" From
Harrison down, however, It VIII DO
noticed that no Incumbent OF the
Office, with the exceptions OF Tyler and
Fillmore, has exceeded such "sxpoc.
tatlon" and only Que (BuCnanan) lived
up to the limit. Examining the same
iacts In another way, 1t viii be- seen
that In the ii n hall century the Pref.
dents bad an expectation, Al the time
OF inau Suraiion, OF living l22 years,
whilo In the aggregate taay actually
lived lG7 years; during tho last hall
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Recently NJ. ). ID. Thomas, Of
North Dakota, waited the Shenandoah
Valley Virginia, and after carefully
examining The country located la
Winchester, hs writes 10 Mr.. V. Rich.
ards, Land ard Immigration Agent,
baltimore q Ohl1 Railroad, Baltimore,
Mary land, So follows: 81 have hesn
IN pearly every state Rui territory Of
the Uniiet States, anu ntn frank In NV
opinion that thus valley surpasnb all
other sections Ia the Union. Tho
lands are low In price, ana pioduce
proiiiAble cr1ps. ! thank you for III.
TucIing me here, aud hDilcit those ses6.
ing pieGfnnt anu profitable homes 10
locate ia this country"
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tORNELIA, La. - "Fot over Elk
yCaU ! was greatly TOubloi with con-
stirAtluu aud b.liou8u,ss, aud Was
often unable 20 work. Attic sugrpF.
lion Of q friend / tTiud Simmons Liver
Regulator, aud an now fec Of these
troubles. "-uar ison Tgrlelon. Your
dugElst sells II In pow doc Or iIuuIf;
the powder 10 DO taken dry, OF made
into tee,
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THE NEWSPAPERS "a c1ngfglulsting
Emperor William on his having gone
through the csrcmlniei at KEEL with.
out n break wero, tn u familiar phrase,
too provi1u'. Toe glory aud splonlor,
by which the spectators were Tor a
mono blindci, having passed away,
It Is neon that no reference Whatever
was made to the aged statesman ut
Friedriohsrlhc. Failure HISTORIANS
who will Tec5gu'1 m Prince Bismarck
the originator Of tno kaiser Wilhelm
canal AZ we'll a, the builder Of the Der.
man empire and the Rrchitec, Of ths
throne which alone lifts its present
occupant above the common level, are
likely 10 mention this omission rs one
Of the worst breaks Ia his imperial
mniesly's career
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BeechamspiiIs are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetitc sallow skin,etc.,
when caused by constipation {;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause ofallofthcm,
Go by the book. Pills ice and
sse a box, Book IRE at your
druggists or write % e. Allen Co.,
sos Canal ST., New York.
Anuls| ti.rf HH.H Fl. aHa .0. Hu. r1'sL
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only ogden aud Return

By upinu raclfc, July I. Trains
leave 7.OUn. m, %. M, g:lU .. NJ,
$3.50 3. m. Returning, leave Ogden
&l5 p. M, 6.li p. m, AMI special NJ
1900, midnight. Grand celebration.
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Tho prsrurr rvrstri NEvH is rHb'i.f01 ''.T.
fHrday stesrtsd. Al corner south and Llsi Temple
Streets. salt latu CITY.
Train Eluon al $50 g. tn. Regular Eaton %
tu'e.lck.
rh, nrsrnrr SYMMETRY NEWS s rltl'hcl
on Tuesday md Friday Of each ueHH.
The DfsHHrr WgtEtr DO magazine form is rlh
uahod even Saturday.
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That you cannot 10 well uultss You
have lutc, rio. b.oogg u you nrr
weak, red. lanculd and M run duwu.
u IA because your biuJdla Imp lvurlsECG
Nad lacEs vitality. Thee tr0ub'rsnHy
10 overcome ly H104's sauapbTI.lh
because Hau.s sarsnuarIllA make
cure, rich b.olt. IL -, IA truth tue
great blood purifier.
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Noodle Pl's cure liver VIZ, cous,l.
patton. biiiou'ntss, iauudic,. ,iek h-aC.
acne, indi.ttIn.
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ci,y Subscriber viii titdly n9uiy ; r. Danbar,
lcirluiatlrl, Of AZ ifrugu.Aig 10 .aa dcil'ly o.
Gelr talora
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GARFIELD uEAcm TRAINS.

rnsTtiNr way -, Isn5.
Leave AuNc Leave Arrive
Salt Lake, 0arr.I. Garfield saItIaLa
'i.iH h ''.al a. 9, I#.. Do 300. . 40 o.. On.
$3.50 o., DOB I..I... H... o.. Oh b.. rn. st.aI 10 Id,
e'. o. Doc geo n uE $40 b.. 900. Ai1 B. m,
..' DO W' 800 Do ia,' s..H D. Dob, s.gI y, %,
Daily tNuyuf sungny.
Music uy OHrub trchrslra every
afternoon md evening. ID spo,, COZ.
nor Fut South and Fourth IVES.
Faro inr round trim 90 crutf. CIV
,ichct ,A,g., -.l wEiu Street.
ID. f.. BUEIU,
tpul, AEi pus, Dent,
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NOTICE.
MONEY TO LOAN.

BAROAlNs ~ REAL ESTATE STOCKS
- bought aui sold. Money 10 loan AZ
reasonable ragos Taylor UToS,, so. % MAiu
street
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