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shores The story of Doc suffering. us ur1t
WTUt UUI NIH recovery Ha lINuu CIV a. tuH
stony luW,. ..um Hr BOYD. Hu cove.
"Ny li.i" BON. NH..r portrait appears hero.
with UHH N.rr tHU..ui with rNITrh Cor iUu
IHft lU.," uT iuUr F,lrH. The trHi iHIrs I
noticed of 600. Trouble UlH following Hn HtiHUh
ut wUuIuUuF cough 40 ITst We thought that
no HnI contracted 70 severe cold aud tNht %
would wear away after fNuff uuv, bui nnN.Ig
We noticed tHA' NH uusu WuH ruUiiUunI.F
stopped uW uIa breath was bad smelling, UIH
atUiutuU HrrauE'I, Nu often had tUru tuHHt
and bic UuHruI was EUIH uNN, a ..vHf uuu|
uI isy uHn Ny vas WCH.. luvl uHI uugUd,
with U continual discourage from tho uusu,
~ IHU HUNWrl 90 mako tho .iUH break uui Iu
ruItH; uIH fHru was ultyu HNU.icn and ulH eyes
WUHa NuHH placed uIW under treatment
with Doctor sII.uH, Oh. htaTr. wac ru Bad
tuat 10 made rIW appear STUPID aud duI', Hui
nov. aftUI ruWlr. aH.| short tHuua ui ural
WvIl. De- UHu boar NH..IUr iIu treatment
Doe Not uHlE brought HlUH.srtWr tyHUItl but
IsH Toe. UIl auu pleasant, YUH t.rtuHUIi.
have been UHHIH.fUI lIy COOKS. h.fH uut
feels Ii.. . U.HrTrHt NuF. Co., general health
10 greatly improved hIs H'rrnIs uuuHtIfH,u,
aml Nr .Tr pleased tu HtHtU lHat We readily
recommend u.,,Ir shore. WYu1tIiII urat.
UIUl.
Mr.. B0rd's residence "a no Glen avenue. 60
aud zee ulIu AID NyIty tuIH HiatamruL
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without damaging the national unity,
back they 20 10 war, which ! con.
elder Ia rs nutl-humnn a. was the
action OF the slave owners towards tue
redcemof Of tho slaves, Lincoln.
"Whon Spain Tcpresses the insut.
tecllon, amt she will tepress II quickly,
what will the United States soy n
btautiiul Cubs be- reduced 10 the con.
diton Of frbelli1us state, Spain Will
not interfere with Cuban progress but
the lEuit viii he with those who sus.
tain doceit'ul hopcs.
IN nth erlcRns,aTc not Just 10 the
country VIII ch was The mother and
disa0vercr OF America. Clnssicism In
literature anu art still reign in Europe
and there still exists throughout the
world sort Of religion called Hellenic.
because Greece was tho initiatOr OF
European civilization. In Occidental
Countries We have made Roman civil.
iztliOn dogma and CslloI II catholic.
ism,
"Well, America must sooner or
later create u religion which will be-
called Hispauism, because from the
Mle'lssippi to Patagonia, A merlc1 owes
iia civilization, when has been It's lie,
to spain aud tho logical laws OF 10.
liyl1u ami society deiire that Spain
snail alwAys Dee al American power In
tine Interest u our planet and tue good
v humHnlty.
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NEW York, July ia dispatch
10 u local paper from London tayt:
As the borough results develop II
beCOmes evident that the reaction
against the liberal party " not con.
fined TO any issue or locality. Moth.
ing could be more imparIially dir
tfibutsd than Its evil fortune. The
Latest list oi Losses covers all SORTS Of
electors and smEshos another group OF
ministers, among whom Arnold Nor.
Icy can be well spared. IL l. assumed
now that Atquilh will b. beaten 10
fiic and PROBABLY John Morley In
Newcastle aud !. 10 obvious that there
viii not be saie goats enough lott 10
provide Tor them all. HarcOurt, It IL
said, will come Ia Tor West Mon.
mouth.
Too incident worlhiest Of attention
now IL that the liberal who sat Tor
Flnsbury has been heavily beaten anu
that the tories In turn elected another
ugTsoe for Beihnal Green. Today the
ilrst OF tine rural districts will begin 10
vote aud from oil one heArs they VIII
not do anything to change the ourren:
political driit.
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L0NDoS, July ld.-rhe chief event
Of the day was the defeat OF ex.Post.
master General Morley. making the
Ioltlh tX'ministeT In Lord ROsebery's
cAolhet VINO has been sent to eeciu-
il0n.
Az northampton, which 10 n radical
Nohgh0li, Henry LabouuheTs had "A
ulslotl'y greatly reduced anu the con.
WtNal'Yo' won the other scat. The
uulohlsl majority IN Birmingham and
A'lppia Manor indicate that the liber-
a'uhhnlslH continue to be the most
important factor In politics.
,Ine te'eltotlon Of Speaker Gully has
.lelleu congratulations all srOunu. A
numoer of unlonists supported him OH
'ue ground that member chosen as
fraser ought not to be disturbed.
~ OH William Vernon HarGOutt, the
.ueial leader who was recently de.
,s'Wu by Mr.. q. Drage, conservative,
he election held for members OF Par.
lament to represent tho two seats Of
ppeioy, has accepted the offer Of Nj. &.
- MATmington, q. g., who was re-
LILY nominated 10 stand TOR election
"a mesI MonmouthshiTe, to retire in
me Chronicle, referring to the dis.
tu' s between the different factions OF
IN 1Ilsh Parliamentary party, say:
f,ttuu people ART slch Of the miserable
usn luaTfels, and the vile Uersonnl
flAUOits by which tue grosl cause Ii
gagged In tho muu.p
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mormon"
TABERNACLE
October 3 and & 1885.
Presidents of the day, eX.Dpy. Arthur
l.. Thomas, Gov. Caleb ". West.
LCok ! TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will BIO given in prizes.
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST OF
PRIZES AND CONDITIONS!

ia.l0r the uust grand chorus of mixed tuara
Iof not more tuau 40 uur less than bod. I,u.
uutiuE la| 'iun GLORIOUS Song uf Freedom.
iron DE- iHrry's uuyrg, liuuWCu. 90. 'Na.r.
~ uosrrut' IrtCurCnH. utHt prize. 90" .H.I
tscdal tn conductor, second uIITu, 500, baton
To conductor These vuutusta qua. Hr 10000.
plnioi W Two llau0s W piano anu ul.. s,.
.-lyst military baud contest uuut more tna,
twenty I've uu,,s uUr ltsH than twenty. u ..Hl
ut,flu.u' .lrNtufr, ulHt IT.H $40. SOLD
media 20 .Nnlu. lpr second tr.t $780, oliver
s-liost male Chorus. "To Arms T.. Am. .
| .lr iAfIE mot more than forty T...H. u.H
les Than unity, hIst prlc, 'llu, rrOuHI uuiU.
.i.Iett lail,. chorus. "Thc ruau W He
/ lUu7 IhuuirT NUhardtl 600. moro lnu
ihfiN voices nor luas than twenty HNr., Ufft
! irfcs 500 second ptIlu ;la,
hHirst miscellaneous chorus. "GNu Sum.
Hcr' ,pWyut. .tHriy 90 thEiF .tr Nu..s..
| ,nmpc llgn foftlrtg4 90 ward 'r0.If Boo ..a.s
/ ui irht and second class, regular Organization
ih .,iNtmruis iut prse, 500 baton l' .uua
| luclHr tcruuu Urfu. sI.r baton Go conductor
7 lhn cHorua tu uu accompanied ug paHn NO
e-Icsl maze qu.uguc, "Lcorora" .uauyu.
! nsst ladies' gaare.te. "lig,pous.' lien.
..,-bgsi duet. sorrauo.n tenor ".lay Thou
| VIII Alu' IHtopHtUs|, glu,
n-hyst tenor colo, ~ $50 Thee. Love. u
| t'gIy lower. .A1i, 10 \ naL co..
| IL Beet 6Autun6 or bass solo. "ulninrIau
| War song iron t1uBs OF Nnv-IartarlsI.
l!-Bost cobgra'tl solo. ",torn and Sun
| shine. inuiuy iuDL.t minor 80.
| ll-itst bafp solo, llH3
h-htSt piano Fu.ut Last Hope" fH0tt
| cla.kl, So, open 60 ,lucrs0N under ~ years
| ofasul
is-tor Oh, bee, musical composition, ,al,
able Toe male chorus. 90, Irompusur TO select
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STERLING CHARACTER
Of the People Of This Inter Mountain Country Who Endorse
and Recommend
DR. G. W. SHORES FAMOUS TREATMENT THAT CURES
Nr W. IL Boyd,
Describes the splendid IS. sonR Received.

IHcwomiucuco au' sterling character Of
The people who have tc.tHoi aui ebp are
every day tost'yas 60 ihorousb qualifications
o' Doctor 20. W. chores. aud tHo notable su. D..
GEES % his famous syttcm Of treatment boo
curing sc''cd. q. s.ufo and chronic diseases
are uHul,.rtelisi 1000 10 unqualified in the his
Cor. OF udNertaIHI. The people ~ THE coun.
'r1 Iru ruu.ufyatNc and they &c. f0m maso .
public statement uu.uts tHoy ore positive from
Their own personal experience that they ore
speaking l. truth correctly BOO every puu.u.
Inr
Tue uawH that uuuNHuea The fpr.pa of prom.
In'ui hN1 respectable uengIu tu.au WHO yu.
uHrHy Or a..IHU, Ia tHuN.H tfUWU.ut 300 Dee
'rt.U. HUI equally worthy 10. confidence with
luY ~ i.H." fNu have preceded "r IS I
How'd, Co.,. U.Nyrt HuI fUrUU.. l.H., % .".u
rNutr, Shown frUM Montana foo 100. -H.f..
ana 'fuu 800 i,urbIy. O.. fUr tHlsi AtfH. man
VINO N.N rl...H. ur.'H "a.uN when Hu frs ..
uIs famuus fp.Irf of a uHe u -HI.. .ut
.nfD', o.. nHtu DO went Il -I. .s,a.a II.UE
I.h HnH ...ffa AsH ua tU. ...tItf Ha..|H
DALEY ..m..a .t." ..IH. Nr I.II. 100
H.. work.. d.. H..Hn..H H.u % scholar ard |..a
. s.. HlatHH oft U...H. .artI uUry ....t.H
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mtu DO t... .HH.TTH
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TOPEKA, Kan, July l8.-The hea,
yesterday afternoon caused two rails
ON the Atchison, Topeka a Santa Fe
railroad, two miles west Of Emporia,
to spring about two feet out Of line.
The pressure was ~ great that the
spikes were torn out, auu the bending
Of the rail- caused tuch LOUD report
that the attention Of some track men
near 10y was attracted, and u passen.
ger tram, then about due, was tagged
lust in time to save H.. Two hours
earlier, abeut2 O'Clock, trains Nos. ia
and Al, osstbound, mot with a delay vi
an hUur from the sum0 cause In Osavt
county.
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srAaBULoFf', CospirIoS.
Nope That Ho May Rscoysr-A PoIiu
cal PLOT.

Hope That lie May Recovered Poiiu'
cal Plot
SOFIA, July l6-rne condition Of
NJ. Stsmtul0il this evening Ia tucn ne
to give slight hopes that he may yet
recover from his wound.
NJ. StpmbuIOii has made statement
TO the public prosecutor, who has Or
dercd the arrest Of Tufoktchieii, who
was formerly charged with tue muir.
der OF NJ. BeicheI, the Bulgarian
minister II iiuance, while In company
with NJ. sjtambultn Mime. Bolichun,
II will he recalled, was luclined tn te-
llsyo that NJ, Stimbul II WAS tho NUT
defer Of her husbanj, ahd a warrant
was i.sued, but never executed, TOT us
arrest.
A man who witnessed NJ. Stambu-
lOil's cOachman pursue tho asssssins
last night says ho saw policeman
strike tue conchmaD, because of the
laitet'e refusal to give up the revolver
with which he was chasing the orim-
iualp, TO whom the policemen were not
paying attention.
81. Bambuloii has long been con
WINGED that he would fall Victim 70
the Vengeance OF the friends OF Moor
Paniizl, whom he caused 10 be exc
cutrd after he had been convicted Of
treason In 1880, for consplring against
the lie Of Prince Ffodiuand. Since tbs
Teiutal Of tbs government 10 give NJ.
SiambulOn his passport to Carload,
representatives. Of tue diplomatic corps
here have frequently called the alien.
ton VI the government ~ the fact that
they hal becOmu aware that an At
tempt pom tho ox-premiot's life was
impending. Not single member Of
the cabinet haa called upon NJ STAN.
bulofl' aincs the latter was wounGod
last night.
LONDON, July l0.-A Berlin dispatch
10 tue DGiy Asgs reports that the
l0ss,che Hsiiugg says that the SIAM
bulyn outrage was political. The
Bulgarian government IL pronounced
ACCESSORY to tue crime, ana Prince
Ferdinand IL also M accessory. The
latter alwnys preferred the better part
Ui valgr. Win the death VI Sambuloil
tbs banner Of Bulgarian independence
falls 90 the rgunt, aud the land be-
come. EIsIIau Fnvrrumcnt.
Toe AutyHdi HttuHg says that July
18th Wueu black usy ,gr Bulgaria, Tor
not only stlmbul0n, buI most probably
also in4cps nJent Bulgaria, received IT,
death blow.
The HdHddidS Carload corTo'ptn .
ent says tuu Stambuloti outrage caused
great sensation there. Princ. Fefti-
naud Of Bulgaria h staying Ia the Eng.
iish quarter Iucoguii0, SUR undel ~
detpcuves. He Is rarely srcu, anu site
at corner table IN the POslboi cafe
outside CARLSBAD every morning with q
large suite. H. IL aluost Invisible for
the rest o: the day. lie now, ne ut the
time Of MajOg PAuitzA'S execution, goes
about In fear Of his life,
All the LondOn newspapers have
severe articlen on the Siamuul0n A.
fair, condsmning Prince Ferdinand
anu the Bulgarian government.
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SPECIALTIES:

'ntrrrh Nnd nii diseases 1T tltr eye,
ear, uuso, ulrHht, lungs, stomach, iiNer,
bowels, htuuVNs uuu bladder, ali
eases uf huth sgNrs, ana Gisrusps
OF WOutru nnd children. uuir- iiOuTs
Forenoon, So - ttt"IuOOu, 9 10
d. iNsutugs To - sundays %, az
lu ~ ~. 400 1tONIIt
iOW tNTNigItIi ANu All a.
G.NtgtttiNL tlttGONi, utSEAsIS-
'Iudiriur- iFsr. Hector shores motto
{. - low lee, ttuirk cure, NIiId and
4'niui'ss ErVntmUut,H ~ you cannot
come 20 th0 uiiiru -guu sgHutp tor hoe
sur shores nee ~ npiom list Hnd have
your 'a-r NiNsnO.cd aud Ert cHperI
advice ttkatss
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ualra Dozen niil- shut Down.

APPLETON, Wis, July l6.-As n
consequence u tho order irsm tue sec.
Rotary VI war torUiddiug tue use OF any
water from Fox river Tor power put
poses, oil this mills tn Fox valley, some
fiity IN uumbvf, are shut down, except
ltEa than half dOIsn, which have
steam power. II the order 10 strictly
enforced there Will bp no electric car
service, no street nor private light Tor
consumers until the Edison company
can substitute steam for water 20 y or.
In the meantime many hands Will be
idle anu many thousands Of dollars
profit will DO lost Ny the manuiac.
tufgIs.
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An VIEWED IN SPAIN.
UngEAioiui America owes Livery IhIng
10 That souuiFy.

NEW York, July ls.-A dispatch to
the Herald from Madrid says Senator
Castelar, last evening said; ~ ought
not to NEEDLE In a question involving
q conversation between two gentlemen,
but must say that the ideas exprosse i
by the American Ambassador In Paris,
or those attributed 10 him, have spread
lhfGuRhout ihe country, mus inJutlng
an island that the United States are
supposed to defend.
"WheD the old regime ended and
wo prepared to finish up slavery In
1868 the Geparatists initiated u war tina,
never would have occurred 10 them IN
the time Of colonial ahsolutism.
snow when the Spanlards arc about
to Increase the privileges Of the island,
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Hottest OTIIIs Yenr,

KANSAS CITY, July l0.-The mcr.
~ lalfly slIzlcd M II bounded up Ia
ill., 'ule OF the Thermometer Of tn
y hltd States weather bureau today.
no op0enel % a. 3 O'Clock this alter
,n VOui anu stayed tbere until OH Soi
hII'SAei away behind the western
gG',. On the strtetP, however, was
',y NJ, a,,Ihe mass Of swelteTlng human
h. ,ui,y realized the severity OF tue
n w. y, , aHe street readings renged from
W. wv In the shady side Of the street.
wv IN hhnsas Yesterday was the
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hottest fer the year With todays re-.
rotts yet q DO heard ifom. The hot
winds nfs blowing hcfoss the iiolds,
blistering everything within reach.
There was one prostTation In Kahsar
CITY today.
QuISCY, ILL.,, July l6.-The ther.
rnonoter ruglltered 100 In tue thade
this afternoon. Wesley Collins oi
Durham, Mo-, become crazed while
work. & In the sun and killed him
sell.
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Gold Withdrawn.

NEw HORlS, July l0.-An amount
o. GOLD, estimated ut from $780, 900 TO
100000 was Withdrawn from the
,ub'teasury lats this afternoon, cup.
lostdly iyr shipment ON the steam
.hlp 81 Louis tomorrow. Neither
TIE sub'tressufer nor the firm would
give any information regarding the
nAl'er Gold to the amount OF 800, 900
Nsa' wllhdTAwn from the MeTchants'
national bank today to ship to
Canada.
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The ~ Loui.'. rhIri rrIp.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Amer.
lean liner ~. Lewis viii start fr
Southampton Tor the third time today
at II o'clOci. She viii take the norm.
etn or ahOfter coIfse, M the loeb *
season IL about over. Many OF her
admirers are confident she will now
lower some records.
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i-AdlIdirhtors will divide or withhold
puyls according Co merit
g-AIl chuus competing inf Noe, tnd musl
flug together alter luu ,HuIyat, under tuu
loAdCrupo OF rTOt Evan Stephens, Tho win
uing chofuses Will Aso hc rf. u.rcd to take pnri
100 Concert.
H-Nhcn there arc moro than i've entries
preliminary examinations VIII be- held the
mCrnitF II october a. Ht Ns.rWbly Hall
Aa-gUuud uIifrs sol only |H gwen when 40
least iiIrtU have entered competition.
5-Ibu decision " tue ad.Hllcatots shall iu
G-.Au prgs rompusiu0us shall be- the pr1p.
orty OF THE hlstrdlteut umm.iuc unioss oIIur
i-saccessiul competitor sbAll, tIeuured.
AsfiatAt the evening Concert
s.atumpUliuoua axe urlN 10 AL regard.
luas Of creed ur nationally.
JAN competing hluts UII ilrW lu o. body
AZ I! O'Clock noon. Thuudar october ard li
Ihc lcinp eluu Hotel, and march To Ihri
south aud Man streets, tHrH,u cAst 60 State,
thence north " flr-l South. thence wet Oh
| West temple, thence north go tuu west gate of
Temple Hl,Ch, and wall pas Tie welsh ua
tnual ayr "Match of the N.H ut HatleCb'
lNUtc secretary Tor iuuHIt furnished gratis
INTENDING comp tiuI must send tN,u
nhmrs tu 10 the secretary before september IsG
y, l,-Luuor un conditions viii anyone lH
| allowed 10 compete unless iII, rule Is Cuu.
Music TO uo had 90 Coalirr a ,nclgroye Go
ERtcddfpi Headquarters, NHu street, sail
lako Clty ulah IuuY $500 nave tAC onJ
authorized editions fur thr#g contests
Connections will he lr.H thursday after
noon anu night. october ' aud tho .rtHI
fc'uyal WI conclude with "a grand cyuccr
ttiiHN night, october CO..
FOR further particular write.
General ,,ogruIary, john iamc', salt LAX,
socrc afy Tor colorado l., o Roberts, $50 Liz
Secretary for ldano, q, ,, DAVIS. Editor inter
pffc, MAlAd CITY.
Secretary Tor wyominE, jaime. nQwns. Almy
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GALEsBURO, H., July ia sen.
satlOn prevails here IN PyIhisn cirol,s
over the order asking the Catholic
Knights OF Pythias ~ renOun3e the
| organic itiun.
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Mrs %. HUNTINGTON.
uraugodlc, ttAh


Dear -r.-l An .t. improving ! can stand
ON my feet Tor two VOC three hours now, without
t'UIu. tired, whom before. ( could hardly ct
uus tu flut feel much better in every way.
! have srru very regular with tho medicine
uul treatment, and believe Z Will be- cured
cuiiIoly hy continuing your directions,
luurH truly,
Mlls ASH q, HARkDUtI.
Meadow. Willard CO., Utah.
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bear mir Your uodlelrc came duly 10 hand.
nut um aai 60 sty { continue % feel nfst
rate. Au NUry nearly cared. 1 have not felt
la well a. 90 now since can remember.
You're truly,
llESKN JENSEN,
Mayurli. uIAh.
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rrAs sr-THe last medicine you sent ar.
rived 900 good shape, aud am pleased TO ~.
wort { 20 I am Improving steadily. iAaye
hopes uuw that Will soon no vuuTCIy cured.
lUurf AvIl Respectfully.
NM bANbNER,
luUhuuid, Utah,
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Doctor 10. M. ...fr..
r. .urs much UyW,g. 81. Ur-g IUlts mH.a
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o',o>NrLL'l Wr,IGNlr,oN.
spacuiHtions an To the Cause OF Il aud
Iiis Probable AucesasOr.


Iiis Probable AuccsNsOr.
NEW York, July H. The Hsrald
today sayi: rnr rrsignati0n " the
~. Rev. Mgr. Dennis J. O'Counell
rom mis- flee Of rector OF the Ameti.
eau college ~ Rome has started con.
siderable spuCulau "a as TO the future
Of this American pFrl,te aud about
tia succCsiIT In tho resigned position.
Mgr. O'COnnell has been In poor
health for some time and his Tesigna.
ton has been partly assigned 10 this
fact. One Otner reason given for his
resignation Il that he Is to Ue made au
auxiliary bishop 10 help Cardinal Glib.
bors In the word OF the Sec Of Bait.
more.
The American college was es.ab.
llshed In Rome 10y tue bishops OF the
United States under the leadership Of
Archbishop Hughes In 1859. IL YVES
formally opened on December 7 OF that
year In former Dominican convent.
The money TO buy the property, $3.50.
COO came from contributions United
states dloceses,
Tho name, Of Mgr. John ~. Farley,
Vicar general, pastor OF 1t. Gabrielle
church, this city, has been mentioned
lul wv NAuhuh itNNulbnlls lht nOltl-
nation Of tbe candidate viii be- made
by the archbishop " Baltimore, Boston,
Philadelphia anu New YORK.
ICWne's Death Causes ~ Change.
FAN FRANCISCO, July lG.-GenrIal
Superintendent Fillmore said this
afternoon lhat the death Of Mr.. Towne
would cause 10 immediate changes Ia
tho railroad offices. He had hoard
nothing from either VI theHunlingtOns.
rhe exact whereabouts OF q. T.. Hunt.
ingtOn Is not EnOwn, ~ he IL travelling
N Germany, aud II 10 not uxpected
that no viii be heard from Tor some
time. IL. H.. Huntington Ia on his way
erst from Council Bluffs, aud may nOl
yet have received the dispatch that was
sent him,
II Ia said that lie. Huntington, who
has had the pOsltiOn OF assistant 10 the
president u the Southern Pacific, viii
succeed 70 the tooOud viro.ptesldeucy.
William q. Curtis, engineer VI the
maintenance OF way department OF the
Company anu chief assistant 70 MI.
rowno as general mshnger, will proU.
Ably succeed him, temporarily u. least,
In tn" last mentioned capacity.
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HOME TREATMENT CURES.


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gs,cs. s9a IN .ycrJ case the result ha' been
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Choir Leaders, Band Leaders, Vocal
lists and husiC LOYefs-EYIy.
body, Attention
"N Gwir yn Erbyn V Byd"-lrho
Truth Against tie WOhdl
The First Grand Annual
EISTEDDFOD!

Tho unique competitive musical and
literary festival OF tue Cambfiaus OF tho
Old sud Now world. Tho national pa4.
time OF tho Welsh. Given under tho
auspices OF tho Cnmbrian Association "
Utah aud adjacent Stntos aud a rritofos,
and tho Tabernacle choir " Salt Lake
city, Utah, Will be held at the Great
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AnllCrI0 AILAurIUnrir..

Mr.. HurI's rasIueur, is no Glen avenue. GO
Id zee luu aL1 yyIity IuH HtatamuuL