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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-01

The only knowledge we have of the
air currents from 100 miles above the
earth's surface is what has been gained
from watching luminous trains left by
meteors.
The theory that the stature of the
present day man is smaller than that
of his ancestors has no foundation in
fact according to a French scientist.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-01

If afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp.
on's Eye-water. Druggists sell at Csc. peg bottle
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-01

Not Sick Enough For the Doctor,
| pur little out of sorts. Ripans Tabules would
serve in your case. 1t Is well to have them or
Hand for just such occasions.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-01

After the Grip, diphtheria pneumonia
SCARLET fever. typhoid fever, ETC., Hoods sarsa
1arilla Is Of wonderful benefit in imparting the
srength and vigor 30 much desired.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-01

HOODS Pills for the liver and bowels, act
EASILY yet promptly and effectively,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13
a sso.ooo.ooo E.tetrrI.c.

NEW York, July i3.-rho Aduttisu
ehys; According 10 letters AMI Irlt.
grams received from Galveston, Texas,
within the last lew days by hl,
irieuds, John J. Donovan has Obtained
q controlling Interest Ia an snter.
Prise which has capital u $4,000.
900.
In 1883 an English syndicate ta.
tablishej six ranches GU which To raise
anu iatton cattle, sheep Gnd lambs iJr
the market, AMI II Ia these tAnchvt
that have now passed under the uifeo.
ton ani principal ownership Of DOM.
van. Two Of them are ueRr Sydney,
y. .. W., anu Others ore near Mel.
bourne, aud In COuCho county, Texas.
ML DJnovan left New YORK three
weeks ago 10 look affairs over, but
before leaving negotiations with the
syndicate were practically finished,
He will he back toward tho oud Of the
month and may sot sail for AuBtTalia
before the iall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

Of good reputation. For several years
he has employed Butler ON his farm.
The agreement was that But Ter should
receive part OF his pay in hard older.
Butler had worked two weeks and had
already drunk up the supply OF hard
cider. He demanded more, and Win
tor refused 10 give It to him. While
Winter was o. supper Butler entered
and struck him. Winter ran 10 an out.
building. Butler followed him. Win
ter dOuged back into tbs house. Mrs.
Winter anu all the witnesses but one
stated that Winter seized n hickory
stick and struck Butler acToss thu
chest. A hired man named Ruck,
however, said that Winter struck But
lur with OH iron bAr on the chest snd
afterwards on the head. Butler was
knocked lnsensible. Winter aud bis
wife Iriod b revive him, but falling
they placed him In the phaeton aud
drove to Buffers home. Before tncy
aTTlveu he died.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

the french liner. Ono OF the strangers
RccosteJ Nine. LaigneauS escort anti
asked him for match. Nine. L,ig.
neau said that the stranger looked Ike
friend OF hers from San Franoisco
and they all became very friendly. The
strangers, VINO spoke french iluonlly,
naked the little party to gO 10 Brookly n
aud Inspect houss ho had recently
bought. In the meantime third
stranger had appeared on tho scene.
He also spoke French aud pretended
~ be very ~. He said lao intended b
so to Paris by the French liner hs he
HAD recently inherited n million dol.
lars which he had In a bundle with
him and lie asked Mime. Lslgneau n shO
would keep II Tor him. She replied Ia
the affirmative and took the package,
which had u dollar bill on the top, and
put II In her handkerchief The Fist
stranger put In $40 hnd Nine. Laig-
neNu herself put In $500 In gold, rep
rcssnting oil the money she had. lu
BFooklyn tho strangers aeked Nine.
bnigneau aud her daughter aud friend
to take sguolhlng to dfind, hut they 10.
fused TO do 90. They were conducted
back TO this city where the Strangers
left them on Br sdwny, saying thbt
they wished 10 mail a lOttor and would
return Immediately. After waiting a
long timo Nine. Laiguoau aud her
daughter nnd friend discovered that
their money had all boon stolen and
they went directly to tho French line
pier. The police were notified, anu
Peter Binnchotti, 30 yoars old, was nr.
rested. He refused TO give ME resi-.
dsDce but raii that he was carpenter.
About sl.j was found on his person.
Mme. Laignesu and her daughter are
being cared Tor by Mt. West, gentle.
man OF the French line,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

NEW YORl, July ia speclal 10
tho Herald from Buuuos Ayfrs says:
Tie attitude Of Bolivia towards Peru
Ia inspired by Chilean diplomacy.
Unless Peru shall RCceIu a. tho de.
mands Of Bolivia the Bolivian minister
Will retire from Lima. Following this
Bolivia Will occupy the district VI
PunU, a department VI Peru. For
some time II IL alsy said modern guns
anu rifles and artillery, suitable fOr
action ia mountainous districts, have
been cent into Bolivia by way VI tho
Chilean port Of Ant0tigaAta.
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NEBHAsKA DEMOCRATS.
Two Factions and roth Invite Carlisle
SO rnsnh.


OMAHA, July l9.-.rhe financial IL.
sue politically has az ain been forced to
this front In Nobtasaa by the puDlicn.
ton today q letter 60 Secretary
Carlisle from tho Democratic cuntfal
committees. He II warned that the
Invitation he recently received 10
adde's NrbfGska's Democrats ut
Lincoln September 9th, was not Issued
by the Democratic state central COM
mit,gc, but Ivy the element Ia the
PARTY which b1lted tue convention last
year. Tho committee oxpiSlns In lie.
tail that only thirty out Of 400 delegates
boiled the convention nominee,
oetenelbly because ~ fusion, but
really because the convention favored
Tree silver. Incidentally 1t may be
mentioned thst though the boilers are
very small Part VI the party, they
have been given all the federal pntron.
age ami recognized ~ the only Demo.
cratic party VI Washington. The letter
concluded;
"HowoVeT, by direction Of the reru.
lnr Democratic Organization Of Ne
bfaska, we hereby extend you cordial
invitation 70 attend the regular Dem0-
cratic state convention Rt a date TO
be fixed In the near future, aud engage
ia q joint discussion with Hon. W. J.
Bryan, the unanimous choice OF the
last state convention Tor United States
senator, who received vote OF $4,000,
as against 1000 for the regular Demo.
cratic nominees tho year previous.
Our platform Is 'lhe Immediate REQ.
toratiOn OF the iToo aud Unlimited coin.
ago OF gold anu silver at present.
ratio Of 10 to !, without waiting for the
mid or consent OF amy one nation on
catth.'"
Toe letter has caused q oonmotlon IN
slate political Citc'os.
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OREGON ssonr LINE.
Argument Concluded In tho rorsc,=s.
urs suit.

PORTLAND, o., July l2.-Argument
was concluded this afternoon uotOre
Judge Beliinger, sitting In the United
States circuit court, In the suit Of the
American Loan n Trust company Tor
the foreclosure Of the consolidated
mortgage on this Oregon Short Line &
Utah NOr,heru railway. The original
bill flied In the cigcuii court here, asks
fur the foreclosure OF the consolidated
mortgage, amounting 20 about So.
OOJ,0OO, through the failure Of tue
company to pay iatvrost on the bonds
Issued ugder the mortgage. The flnt
mortgage bOndhDldefs Aud tho Union
Pacific feceivtTa were represented by
Fora snow o. this city, and the Ameti.
can Loan d Trust company by tx.
senator DOlph anu Joseph 5imou. It
Is understo0d Judge BelliDgur Will
render decision in the case tomorrow.
Sir uld he dtcigo Ia favor Of the plain.
IN, the case will then 10 10 81. Paul
Leioro Judge 5anborn for his concur.
rcnce, and later before Judge Merritt
Of Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13
Tue Lewis nond Forgery.

URnANA, o., July l2.-rhere were
more developments In tho Lewis bond
forgery today, q. NJ. GOttschell, Tep.
rosenling the ThiTd National bank II
Dayton, was at MeCngnicsUufg today.
with two bonds Of 81, 900 each Of the
MrchsnlCsbuTg school issue. Both
wCto DECLARED forgerles. II is now be.
lieved that the forgerles viii reach
100000. New blocks OF bogus bond,
arc turning up daily,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13
scoHNED A nErENDEu.
Convict Charged with Murder wants
no Attorney.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, July l2.-Iyan
kOval6y, u Russian convict who es-
capped from slberin anu who was held
10 answer 10 this city for the murder
OF Merchant Il. IL. L.. Weber and wife
In this city last December, was al
raigned In tho superior court today.
The district attorney rohd Information
charging him with the crime. Each
sentence was translated to the prisoner
by IN interpreter. kovaley, In IN.
Swer to n question by Judge johnson,
said he did not want an attorney, NJ
no was innocent. "lf | am guilty, /"
ssid he, "then let them llnd out. "
Kovalev hiss no money, and Judge
johnson appointed counsel to defend
him. Tne case viii DO tried In Sap.
tender.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13
Gsp. IIArrlson's Ambition.

NEW York, July l2.-A local paper
iays, auent the visit OF ex- President
Harrison to New York and the Adj.
i0ndacks, II was reported In this city
that ex.Pfesident Harrison had taken
u the political woods, and that two OK
teams cannot drag him TO the Republi.
eau nomination fOr Pgesideni. This
announcement II said 10 come from
the eX-fresldent himself, through ex.
District Attorney Chambers Of In,
dlauapOlls, in conversation with Re.
publican leaders IN this city. Itis
given out that Mr.. Harrison, however
would not decline q seat In toe Uniluu
States Senate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13
PROF. M. FLETCHER HAAA


SPECIAL NOTICE Tho lectures and
denominations will Boz frob fu MI. Ca
Monday night the power ~ vital Nag.
uotism VIII ho fully oNplHuUi. and uu.u
sUNos treated iror upon the stage. with.
out dnuudlng or oven removing tho
outer garments NJ tho patients. thus
demonstrating tp tho most skopt.-h that
animal magnetism doc, puvo., most
phenomenal power la healing tho alex.
ON Tuesday afternoon. luiy lU, at $50
none but ladies Will be- almIltpl. Alter
% most instructive uui Interesting lpr.
iuro on "Womnn," AZ many as possible
will be- treated free upon ;he stage, prof.
ot0uco being glyOu 10 tho most serious
cases, especially tho lame, rheumatic,
ptralytlo and those on crutcho,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13
Cen. schon.Id 4srs En.,.

SEATTLE, Wash, July l3.-GoneTal
John NJ. snhotsld lvtt tor the east
over the Canadian Pacific today, hay.
iug been called esst by dispatches r. IN
Washington, ID. q. Ho intended 10
visit Forts Spokane anu sherman aud
10 DOWN the Columbia Iivor and rec
the Cascade Locks but abandoned The
Tip on receipt OF tho kilograms from.
Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

LONDON, July l2.-Slr William Har.
court aud wife, while returning from
AIolltlcAl meeting In a carriage today,
were vigorously polted with cabbage
sails ana rubbish while p,ssing
through n rough suburb Oi Derby.
ihty were both hit but not Injured.
Lady Hatcourt was literally cOvotud
Win dirt and filth, when besmearod
her garments and won't down her baca.
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AIdermcn Ordered Indicted.

CHICAGO, July i2,-Lsto this afie E
noon tue special grand jury called o
Investigate corruption IN the ri y
council relative To the Alderman NJ 49,
tin Ice ordinance, voted 10 indicl a =
dormau william Rnkior on two
charges OF sol citing Uribes. and Alder.
man Charles Martin on similar charge.
These tue bills arc expected to DO
returned 70 Judge Tuthill before noon
tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

BERLIN, July 1.-THE Ffaukiurter
ZetuHy say0 that tuOse south German
states which agree TO n currency cOu-
ference at the same time informed
Chancellor Won HononlObe that II was
u mere net Of politcuess, they being
strongly ngainel my change. The bi.
metnllists themselves ato IN very
confident mood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

LONDON, July 1.-THE general cleo.
uons practically began today with the
return OF ibirty.six unOpposed candi.
uAle7, Including thirty conservatives,
thTee liberals and three Patnelliles.
Among the unoppOsed members elect.
Oh "a the III. Hon. George Gosohen,
IIhlonlsl, representing 81. Georges
hanover Square, London.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13
GAVE HIusELF UP.
A farmers sirunEe Ride to the Police
citation.


u ,LRiDuEroRr, Conn, July lg.-Peter
inner entered the police station here
IAsl night anu eaid: 81 want to give
myself az. 1 have killed a man. 90
outside aud you VIII see the body.D
Au tiliget stepped out anu found a
,"ny',e anu phneton IN tue street. In
s sUUv phee1ou were man and q woman,
vuNuB uoll upright, anu between them
s s a CORPSE. The mouth WAS Oman
NJ NJ pl'ol was dipping itGm tho heard.
-uu man was Charles Butler aud tue
"oulh Mrs, Callaghan. The corpse
va, aa 'Nal Of the lStteT's son by her fret
ppu5o'hli a brother OF the man who rat
S'huv II. Butler aud Me. Callughan
1'u 'Ne murder had been committed
H. 'he Town OF TTumlnl.' They had
i 'I4vh TO the city by moonlight, hold.
tvs tuo utAd man between them, while
4, .h'ef snt on tho stifieneJ gnpts OF
'at p c'Ip'e AMI drove. The BODY was
"a To the morgue and Winlar was
over. "N ""' ''"H'
winter Ia vs. years old, y farmer and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

Tho management, realizing tho great
crowds that will ationl tho public dem.
on,,rallou Of tho Human Msgnots, and
catering only TO the Intelligent class aud
better element Of society, aud desiring
that all may view the work fom the best
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13
The Worlds

Who posses. and generate daily eight
times moro magnetism than any other
persons now known to tho medical
world.
They will front tho deaf, blind. lame,
paIslod. pafMytic, rheumatic and yarl.
o. other chronic diseases, absolutely
iroc, uruu thn public stage. ND.wItG-
standing this phvuuWfull ami guliIko
work of healing afflicted humanity can
DO witnessed but once Boo a lifetime, tho
admission aui treatments uu the public
stag are absolutely free Co 900. Admis.
sion free. Seats iI,v. Treatment ON tho
siugU tree,
They not only treat tho blind. lamo
aud crippled, at choir private uulras iu
tho lump.otUn Hotel, hu. all diseases
yield iu thyis strange power. CHiArrh,
innIrleui consumption, chronic htuu-
chi'l7, chrUulr dlarrhuyN neuralgia,
nervous urus'TatIuu, diabetes, Hughts
disease, epilepsy or uu, iuWors 100 uIl
conditions, diseases ~ delicate nature,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

PORr TOWNSEND, Wash, July 10
The steamer Chilcat from ALASKA IT.
ports that the steamer Portland wac
wrecked last week near buudas leland.
Tho vessel was bOuud from Seattle g.
Chignook river laden with supplies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

ATHENS, July l2.-Tho threatened
auel between Colonel Smolanta, min.
l'ler Of war, anu Colonel Vassiliadis,
= member VI the Deputies, occurred
today Two balls were exchanged but
neither OF tho duelists was Injured,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13
TAKEN IN uY sTGA.oERs.


NEW York, July l3.-Mme Laig.
neau, OF ran FranciscO, Cal, and her
daughter OUtayia, 10 yuafs uli,afrlysd
In tuis city recently from the COAST.
intending 10 take French line
steamship FOR PARE, They vent down
tho dock and found that the ntps,urt
dii not sal al once. VGEy were
accompanied 10y "A friend they rsd
known In Snn Francisco. Some tim.
IN the afternoon, while walking on
Broadway, they were met by two men
who had probably followed them from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13
CAPITAL, 100000


Tor tho special accommodation Of
ladies' and children without escorts. nj.
fhngoments have been made Tor the sale
OF Tickets daring Tho days OF tho cxhib.
l1lon NJ smith Drug 20, corner, Main and
Second South Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13
1BLEGRAPHlC.
The BEST OF GIFTS.
IlOYIng and AGeCtlOnais Wife, Says
President Cleveland.
MS Letter ON TENDER THEME


Ar,,srA. Ga, June l2.-The
t,,,,nai this afternoon prints u letter
wdltsn December 90, 1890, by Ptesl'
asn, Cleveland 10 John Temple
Graves, Of Georgia, the distinguished
s,uth,tn orator, on receipt Of an In
citation to the Altot's approaching
marriage.
MI. Graves was closely acquainted
with Mt. Cleveland, AID enjoyed his
t,lepd.hlp anu esteem TO n gratifying
ssgree. with tho wedding cards Mr..
Graves had sent tho ox.Pfesidout n
Litter paying tribute to tho beauty
go t,u1efnts, OF Mr, Cleyoland's own
domestic life, nnd the Influence Of this
MON testimonial on domestic lie Tor
he peoplr. Tue answer came prompt.
iy IN the following exquisite letter.
John Temple Gfgvcs, Rome, On.
Me- Dear Mr.. Graves. We received
the card VI invitation 10 ygur wedding
A day or two ago, and am Eind thst
youf letter, received only lew hours
later, jusiiiies me, on behalf my dear
Vic aud mysoi:, to do more than
formally notice the occasion. Ana,
frit ui oil, lot me assure you
now that We appreciate too KIND
aud touching sentiment you convey
tlusin our married otate. Az / look
lack upon the years that have passed
sigcp God, Ia His Infinite goodness
lsftowud upon mp tho beet Of all His
giits-a loving aud aiioCtlVunlo VILE
ali else, honor, the opportunity Of use.
- N.Nf
c0uu,fymen, atetubJTdinateu Ia every
aspliaIl0n OF gratitude aud thankful
nt..,
You atc not wrorg, therefore, when
You calm, In the atmosphere u fast
coming bliss which now surrounds
you, k.uship with one who eau testify
with unfesosycd tenderness 10 the
modification which comes 10 man
When heavens directed love leads the
way 10 marriage.
since this tender theme has made US
kiusmon, let me wish for you aud the
dsut Ouo who IL ~ make your life
d0uby dear TO yCu, all the Joy anu hap
pincss youchsaiuu to man.
You will, I know, feel that our kind
wishes can ,rach no greater sincerity
nud lOfCe than when my wife iOiua me
10 tue ivrvuut desire that you AMI
your bride may enter upon aud sujoy
tho came felicity which has made our
married liio zone grand, sweet song"
Iuufs truly,
GROVER CLEvELANp.
A year or 90 HgU, Nj. Graves te.
queslud permission 10 publish the letter
for the sake OF its iuiluouco upon the
home HE Of tho PEOPLE, Rud Dir.
Cleveland promptly replied that al.
though tue wording OF tue letter had
passed from mia recollection no would,
lOr this putp w., freely submit to the
dolicncy and discretion Of his friend.
Tue recent Interesting domestic event
Of Gray Gables induced Mr.. Graves to
consent to the publication Of the letter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

Gen, Nslson A. Miles 10 o. consistent
hlVoehtu OF Wholesome food. Ho ia
naturally arm believer In the ,llicu.
~ ~ Of d. Frees Cream Baking Pow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

A H. COMPLAINTS OF DEFECTIVE
"A hght'ng or failure OF strpct lAmps to
burr during hours required uv cItv contract
VIII be- mG1r 10 james bpyiuuI light nHugctur
Ere Department liosduunrirr.
By order LOUIS conn,
thHirmaa Com.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

seats, at the same t.mo realizing those
who reside out Of thl. city Will probably
not be- able ~ got near tho doors, has
therefore arranged a. follows Tor Ihuir
bguuui!
Those who are Interested In maguet-
Ism, Tor Themselves or some uill oil
friend, aud desire TO witness au ocular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

Grocers often say "Its Just "a good as
DR.. Pieces when they want to sell an
inferior baking powder. But there Ia
no powder halt NO g0oC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

on Tuesday oyoniug, July lj. mon
only Will be- aim.uui and nitpr tho
lecture ~. many W possible will DO
tfvIri upon the stage, FREQ, thus show.
INK thG many forms ~ chronic di-enyD
ran Doc Uu,uoly nui Prominently cutoi
by this most Huh.l' power.
SPECIAL NOTICE Tho manage
mpus %. those gfutt Magnetic Heaters,
known throughout tho world Us "rhe
Human Magnets" hhyo engaged the
prlyao parIor- ut the Tcmplolou Hotel,
Nos. G. :, =. % aud ll, whore all those
who ar0 ablo ami willing to paw tor
private treatment may call Tor nileru
days only, commencing Monday, July
Do, az llA, M, ami receive cunsu tatipn,
nlNL.n md uAnmInAL-um OI lhuIr NaTI1us
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

demo sitratlou of hcsllng chronic dis
oa.0s bN thi1 most wOnGnful Iow'r,
may obtain reserved seats too tho 0p-n.
Ing exhibitions A. tho Salt Lake ThcatHr
un Monday aud Tuesday neat, entirely
Tree, by applying To Mr, |. l.. sherman,
manager, NJ tho Tompleton Hotel, on
saturday. between aud .. M.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

conditions FREQ Of all expense, aud II
curtIlo NAV rHro W the services OF tho
Hunsu Magnets. /: thoy so desire.
IL is important that all shoull TO-.
member aud boar la mind that these
phenomenal hOIlers Of chfoulr di-OasU,
will only remain la Salt Lake ilftoen
days, commencing promptly ut 10 u ~.
Monday morning. July IL, therefore,
those who desire IN avail Themselves -
thair service. MUST present themselves
for treatment a thpit private ciliru,
which IL NJ tho Tomple.on Ho,ol, wihu
tho time specified above.
Those who desire free Treatment must
80 to the salt Lake Thoator on hhpye
daio., n, no tree cases are treated ~ Iho
nmLnL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13
NO WONDER IT IS GREAT

Three rings. Two stages.
ouo.hAli milo race track.
colossal muungoric. ROYAL aquarium,
Four trains. Ton acres canvas.
sD,ulO seats 1000 employees.
100000 daily expense.
100 phenomenal nc'n.
Iwunty hurricane uc...
Twenty live clowns. Six bands.
tIihy cages Fifteen open dous.
Herd " elephants.
Drove oi cumuIs.
worlds renowned performers.
Every great act known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

II. NJ. Rinsley. the famous caterer
" Chicago, wrote: III have used DR..
Prices Baking Powder for several
years with grSas satisfaction"
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,netic Heaters.

diseased bono. hip disease, deafness,
heart disease, bladder disorders ~ wom-
en-. cataract Of 8yos, cancer. gcistlca,
paralysis hstuln. liyur complaint, kid
uDy troubles, scrniula, gravel, throat
disorders, impotoucy, and In fact, all
chronic diseases quickly yioll To- animal
magnetism iu the hands NJ these pho.
uUmouul expuuont- " magnetism.
Monday Might, July i5-To both
sexes. subject: "Ihc Power Of vital
Magnetism US Curative Agent"
Tuesday Matinee, July 10. ":3O y.
m-lo LAdlc, only. subject; "SuI-
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Tuesday Night, July 1910 Men
Only. Subject: "Our Disobcdiencs
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