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granted n frnnchise 10 construct n
joint switch from their tracks, c0tn-
mebcinr on Frat street nj q point
about 25l feet west OF street and run.
ming northeast 10 corner Of block ore,
plat a, TO be used for carrying coal 10
the coal yard Of smoot a. Spaflufd.
The committee on streets aud nlleya
was Instructed 10 report upon the nd.
visibility OF establishing grading
district west Of T. street.
The committee on judiciary. with
the city attorney added, were Instruct
cd TO investigate aud act 10 tho matter
81 two suits Of ]. W. Scott We Provo
City. One case was decided against
tho city by the Supreme court early
this month, where the lower court,
which awarded Mr.. Scott $1,000, was
sustained, another pcnding before the
district court on n motion for a new
trial In which plaintiff was awarded
s20S.50. The question 10 be decided Ia
whether the case, upon which the
supreme court has passed, shall be
appealed 10 the Supremo court OF the
Uuitud States on thu validity OF the
constitutional provision that nluo
Jurors shall CONSTITUTE a Jury In civil
cases. Mr., Scott has submitted pf0po-
sition for compromise IN which ho pro.
poses TO reduce HE claims against tho
city about $3.50, and this will also be
considered W tho committee.
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Notes and Personals.

The coroner's Jury In tho inquest
held over the remains Of Henry Davis,
this old gentleman from Fillmore
whose death was reported in yosteT.
day'a NEws, returned verdict Of
death from noart failure. In the alter.
noon Mayor Holhrook received tele.
Rtam irom Mi. Smith, OF the Peoples
store 10 Fillmore, asking thai the body
be forwarded 10 Clear Lake on tue
Unlon Pacific, ana that tho effects OF
tho deceased DO plaeod In the care Of
Manager TAFT OF u. q. NJ. /. Tho re-.
quoeis were complied with.
william NJ. whipple Of Clifton,
Graham county, Ariz)na, formerly
resident OF this city has written 20
irioads here that his wife has received
letters from Utah, asking II It was true
that her husband had l0et his reason
ana was confined In an asylum. Mt.
Whipple is pleased TO state thst there
10 no truth In the report, aud thinks
the mistake has come about through
the fact that q younger brother, Harry,
who had been an epileplic from ohiid.
hood, had become 70 seriously ulll lettd
that II was necessary 10 place MIN in
an asylum. The unfortunate ytunR
man Is now dead.
Last Sunday afternoon Charles odd
OF Woods Gross, a patient Ia the AsJ.
lum died from hoart failure. The dc.
ceased was Bs years Of age. His 70.
mains were taken TO Woods Gross by
relatives.
Colonel Cash lie receiving congrAtu-
lationa from our citizens on his success
In securing the DemocfAtic convention
for this city.
Hon. A. M. Musser was n visitor in
Provo, yesterday. The gentleman "
stu as greatly inlefested Ia the ilsh
business ~ when be was officially
connected with the Industry.
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n this oily, were today ara ted a mar
age license, aa were Wm. q. Me-
Bride, %, and Clara II. Riiinef, IS.
auu Eugene Wolcott whitney, AZ, d
Laura Cotinne Sapp, %, all Of Salt
Lake CITY.
No objection 10 tho report Of the
Bindings nj Receivers Knox aud
jacobs In the affairs Of tho Rank Of
Bait Lake has been filed In the District
Cunt, and until some action OF that
klnd shall neceaaiinte " no proceeds
ings In the matter Will be had and the
report will stand 90 official.
CLERK Thomas, Of the Slate nudiloi'e
flee, has jusi returned from his vaca.
too. Dufing bic abtence from the
office no haa visiiOi Brighton and
taken a trip In the mountains, roing
m far "a tho Provo river. Mr. Thomns
says ihorn was plenty ~ fishing anu
he enjoyed bis trlp very much.
The svmms Ulnh Grocer company
today entered ruit In the Third dis.
ifict rourt rgainst Richard "a. bruce,
doing tusinots under Tho rnme Of
Harry bruce, n recover $1,000 Tor a
bill ~ goods sold TO the defendant dur.
Ing the year. Jancr q Schroeder are
attorneys Tor the grocer company.
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oorerner mnt,hew. slen.

INDIANAPoIIs, Ind, Aug. 49,
Governor Matthews returned from
Rockville late Saturday night with
III that no did not gotur. Later Ia the
Jay he was taken with n cODgestivu
chill and for three hours two pbysl'
clans labofed with him 20 get up a cir
culaion. Hts feet and hands were as
cold a. Ice and II was not until amer
three hout' labor that he was pro.
ucuuctd cut Of danger. To-day he 10
much better, but is confined to his bed
and his physicians have given order.
that he shall not be subjected TO % y
thtfusion. ~ they fear the return q
another chill.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The inroloAl comedy My,wife's Flnt
Hubbard, drew n good audience at the
Lyooum iasl night VINO followed the
adventures OF Gregory Gfsyson the
stage struck lawyer. There have been
better written comedies on the we'll
worn theme, nevertheless, aa a mirth
provokor lait nights entertainment
Oiled the bli; the audience on several
ocoaslons inteffupting tho progress Of
the play by their demonstratioue Of
approval. Mt. simpson as the lawyer
together with Mt. Adams NJ Tragedy
Phil the pride Of the Bowory shared
the honor, both having good oppoflu.
mites 10 which 10 displsy their talents.
Misses Atwood anu Abbott for the
ladies did some good work. The bal.
anco Of tue cast were up 10 tho standard
fave an occasional stumbling over lines
which VIII probably DO reo,ifioa at to-
flights performances. Altogether tho
comedy makes good summers even
ing entertainment that should play TO
fair business the balance OF the week.
Tho orchestra under the direction OF
Carl Hshntor furnished several good
selections entire acts.
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Attached by creditors.

The grocery store OF Harry Duce
was attached by crgditors yesterday
afternoon anu IL In the hands VI the
mafehal. the 1r-t attachment was
served Mt i.3c pm. anu was IN favor Of
The Flrst National Bank OF Provo, Tor
Si6l So; q. +. Dscker & O.. iollowei
1t 6SU with one lot S8i.b0 anu nj 3
O'clock Z.C.M.I. placed an attachment
ilt Sb252 ON the property. This morn.
ing several Salt Lnke parties cam
down or notified their attorneys 10 pro.
toct their Interests. Mr. bruce IL n
young man q or 22 years OF age And
hae been IN the grocery business for
about eight months, with his father
III. u. Dfucu ~ manager. Harry went
10 Salt Lake Sunday, whore he ~
said TO have collected several hun.
drod dollar, which his father expected
him 10 have brought down In time 10
pay some Of tho more pressing claims,
which have been due for some time.
When he failed to do this, Mr. II. n.
bruce advised the creditors TO attach.
He stated this morning that tho liza.
Utilities OF Harry amount TO about
sll0O, AL owing In the State. The stock
and fixtures amounted 10 5000 about
two weeks ago, 40 Mr.. bruce says, but
II II doubtful N II viii bring more than
about two hundred dollars now, u
closed out al n forced sale. Harry hab
not attended very closely 10 business,
and has spent considerable money In
having good tine, which largely &C.
counts Tor the failure. Mr.. 4. II. bruce
thought tho young man could pay all
he owed, but II would leave him with.
out any money. He has tried 10
atquaint Harry with the facts through
telephone, but had not been able to
reach bin up TO ABOUT IL O'Clock q.
day
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PROVO.
Auo, IS, 1850.
City Council.

Tho following business was trans.
acted 10 tho city council last evening
a communication was received from
City Attorney King, giving u as his
opinion that tho city council had no
authority to loan mouey out OF the
sinking fund, aud that II such n loan
wes made Il would b. ON tue personal
a k Of those making n.
II, :. Pyne, steward OF the asylum.
presented n Communication asking Al
what price the asylum could purchnie
a cemetery lot, joining the one now
being used BY the asylum, which 4
nearly Filled. Referred 10 the commit.
tee on cemetery.
a recommendation 10 remove the
estFAy pound from its present
location on the block north OF the
court housc, 10 tho south side OF the
court house block was rejected. The
Committee on public grounds and city
property fep0fteu iayorAbly upon Tie
petition OF ]. h. Keller and others, 10
sell MIS-. Burton, u widow, an acre of
land northeast Of Thu city Tor build.
ing site. The COMMITTEES recommended
that an acre In one location DO sold
lnf 80 hnd One In another location for
500. Report adopted.
The Union Pacific aud Rio gfands
western Iaii"Hy companies were
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Tho direct line to Kansas City, st.
Louis and Atlantic eoaboafd, Ia via
iho Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
care ana NIL connections made IN
Union depols ~ the day time. II you
Hfe golng Lasl and care Tor daylight
ride Though tho RTauisht scenery Of
The hoohy Mountains ru route, eco
that your Ticket reads vie Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively fTeo to holders Of regular
train tickets.
II. u. KoosER. &. r. d p. A..
- Moflsn Block, Salt Lake Civ.
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sTocns AND aARHEr-
New York s,seh u.ru..

Nrw fonK, Aug. lA-stook MARKET opened
dull, and lower concessions being due 10 tower
London prices and the rejection OF the bids tor
city bonds fuFhr yielded Z per cent 10 iu,ti
received eucctye tupport Al the low lcyHl
rallied 10 lolh The general iiHt alHo displayed
an improNins tendency, particularly gfangcra.
rilYcf ctfuueates were yeas, sales Vt i1.vll az
co. bong made.
Tho Improvement was checked about 10 30
O'Clock on pfout taking BY tradorH huan.
while gains Of point had been feglsiofo 30
burlington aud Manhattan anu important
fractions In other suafcs The reduction 90
posted figures 70 ~ aud ass BY prominent
house impaired tteadinoas 10 the hst NJ n
O'Clock.
Metropolitan traction was conspicuoLa Tor .
rice Of - to VI
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ing Tor nppTorrlating to his own use
certain tools which did not belong 10
him. He will have \ hearing tomor.
row morning before Justice Wengef.
Attorney G. NJ. Sawyer aud wife,
Mts. Fox aud son and Mfs. Il. ID.
Mahan of Anaconda, Montans, viii
return home on this evenings train.
Tha parties came down on tho excur-
eion from Montana aud have enjoyed
their welt 10 the city very much. Mrs.
Mahan has been Willing At the home
Of her cousin, Deputy Sheriff MahaD.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. is.--Accord.
Ing to private advicea received In this
city today, ten OF the crew Of twenty.
one Of the British bark Flora Stafford
which was burned Mt sea several weeks
ago, porisheJ. Captain Oscar Smith
took ono boat with ten men. The
mate with nino other men got In o
second boat. Captain Smith and ten
men were iaved, but nothing has ever
been heard from The Others. the eoa wa'
rough and probably the bost oapslzed.
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NE GOT REVENGE.
A Lawyer From Texas Attacks q salt
Lake nocltr.


II H. Cowart nn1 >, H. shlnnich, a
lawyer nnd doctor respectively, rot
mixed nm In n rntber disgfecofui pfo.
4. -, a.. -, a. -.
ou'nB IN ''oh' VI 'uo po''oh'uu So''
tefday afternoon 10 was hgh', 10
which tho lawyer apparently had II oil
bis oWn wav.
,r,.. .,- --.- A. -.
"o '"V'""'o' 'VVii' W "''o ~
suited from n standing gfudge
Of two OF three weeks dura.
tim. l,id he IA. ia,yy., as,in.,
-, -.
ene uou.9I' co"nH Holn
~ ~ Nn'onlo, AeAh'' hnu a.pIp'u on
ns'e on nls way 70 hu,,innAi because
ol tne sleshtts oI ms l,ue glul VINO
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PHILADELPHIA, Pc, Aug. 49,
Henry q. Ford, president OF the rtate
ilsh commission, died last hight. Ford
had all HE life taken great Interest
in flsh culture and propagation and
was known all over the country. lie
was sixty years old. Two OF his sons
resided In California aud another 10
New York.
ELLsw ORTIZ, Wis, Aug. lS-Hans
Il. Warner, y prominent Republican
politician, died this morning after a
brief ~ ess. lie was secretary Of state
fTem 1875 10 1889.
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MINOR MENTION.

Miss Baker aud Mos Belterman of
Cupplg Crutt, colorado, are Waiting in
Tho city fra lew Ingf. They afee-.r.
Iinget 2iis9uth, West Temple slr /.
John Mitchell orieiled s25 10 the
pollee cuur to-day iIt assault au bat.
terry whiu Charius Stevens Tor f.si,'.
Ia an nicer was mulc'oi $40.
Deputy Sheriff Mabau yesterday Loaf
gold hugur ring while bl'hinr nj
Hatholi' Tue ring Il valuable one
anl iaeagfeved with the leltrrs b q
on tho inside,
MrF' Susan Tullldge will do duty a.
dIshwasher anu general utility woma9
az "KtmbAll'a Hotel" for period Of
Two dayfi that being her reward ior
drunkenness.
NJ. V. Reeves was arrested last ever.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
New Yorh for sisKlnley.

CANTON, Ohio, Aug. ls.-hon.
Stewart j.. Woodford, ex.lleulenant
governor Of New York, lunehed with
Major Mckinley Today. To an Also.
clated Press reporter he said; anew
York surely viii give Mckinley 100,
900 plurality ana probably the largest
ever known for any candidate.
Mckinley addressed u delegation Of
200 Aito'AmeilcAns fIom Cleveland
this afternoon. They came with a
band aud Cleveland L'oveItutes rifles.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS
or the Willard Connly EV,nis Brlsly
Narrated In Las, Ey,nlug's
"Ntws.O

HoLDrs, Willard county, Utah.
August II, 1894. --Josoph II. Tarnsr Of
this place hung himself this morning
Just before daylight. He has had lots
oisickneaa tor some time In his family
and II worried him greatly. lie hung
himself In his barn. lie Leaves quite q
large family.
A Miss Robson was drowned last
night between here aud Fillmore In n
Hood. There were Two young men
anu two young ladies In the wagon ut
the time. They were from Ksnosh.
A Ci1lZEN.
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Nervous debility IL n common com.
plant, especially among womtB. Tho
beet medical treatment for this di ofuer
IL neralstent course Of Ayet'a Gar.
sapaIilla 20 cleanse AMI invigorsie ito
blood. THIS being accomplished, nuu
will do the rest.
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Ihres indian. canlnr.a.

WAsnINoToN, Aug, lS.-Advlcep
have been received at the war depart.
ment from General Weaton that three
prisoner, supposed 10 DO Yaqui Id.
ans, were brought from Tubau, ATlz..
o n galee. They will be taken hofole
no United States CommiseiOuor on a
ouarge Of violating the mutually lave.
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HARTFORD. Conn, Aug. lS.--M ss
olivia Clemens, oldeet daughter u
Mt. anu Mrs. Samuel ClomenF, 10
critically ~ with meningitis she
had planned TO sail soon 10 rrloin n,t
parents and sister in EDgland. woid
Other illness has been sent Y England
and Mi. Clemens Is expected heiU
Fflday.
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No appetite? Then do not try 10
force food Down; but use tho most
selenilhc means Tor retloring tone to
mo stomach, HowY Why, by TAX.
Ing AyeFa satsaparilla, and In tuf.
prlelngiy short time, your appetite will
come ugair. nnh come 10 stay.
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Funeral Services.

The funeral Of Edward Fritz, who
40 mys,eflously met death ut the
works Of the Electric Light company
on Sunday nlrhi, win take ulaoe from
his residence Nc. 523 West First South
street, tomorrow NJ p. m. Inter
mont Will be Of NJ. Onvet cemetery.
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SALT LAKE WIRE MATTRESS COMFY,

Manufacturers of Woven Wire Mat
lresaea, Spiral Springs, Iron Beds, Wire
Cots Old Wire Mattresses re.stretched.
f. EBEhHARDT, Proprietor.
loS-lIl South Srd East. Sal. Lake City
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Thu best needles for Ail makes OF
sewing machines. Sewing machlns
oil Of absolute purity can be- had a
Singer Sewing NJ chine new chow
rooms. 81 South Maln, three door,
south n G. NJ. |.
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A dose OF Ayers Cherry Pecloral
taken In lime has prevented many a
NJ VI sickness and saved numeroui
ivee. This proves the reoetslty Of
keeping this Incompatible msdiclut
where II can be readily feached al Ai
h uts OF the day and niaht.
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Choir's Going to Denver.


At last nighps rehearsal II developed
od that quite u number VI tho male
members who had given In their
names to attend tue Elsteddiod-and
upon whom Prot stephens depended
10 make \ balanced chorus, had for
various reasons, chitfly business and
nnAnoos;-withdrawn their names.
MT. Stephens announced tnat unless
twenty tenora ami twenty-five batsos
additional were found by Wednesday
evening he would be compelled 10 give
up the enterprise. Neither he, the
choir, the community, nor the Denver
EisleddfOd can afford 20 have the
choir attend this musical ioatlval In
anything but practical working trim.
Though Il Il very regreltablo 10 give
such disappointment 10 all parties
concerned now that all details
have been satisfactorily arranged
unless extraordinary unforeseen or.
cumelanoes have arisen, mumboTs
have been much 10 blame lot mislead.
ing by announcing their dtsiTes ami
Intentions 10 70 and then backing out
NJ this late day, and IL Ia 10 be hoped
that other more reliable members may
DO found 10 nll their places not only on
thie occasion but future ones, should
they occur, We do not believe but
that under the circumstances employ.
ers would do every lhing In their power
gladly 10 release Alngefs for the one
week, and That there are others oapabls
Of taking their places for this lime,
who would be most glad 10 gel a
weok'a work. Let Us trust that tomof.
row night the number v III be aocepta.
oly maue up, that wo may bo found
over u reliable people. AiUsICUs,
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NAhmbhh Allhi hukutt ~ Aott,
Yesterday, Sunday, Robert and
Alta Hoguino and Miss jennie Robl.
sou, daughter OF Wiille Robson tson
of tho venerable "Uucln PettTiD left
Petersburg (Cofn Creokl on visit 10
Fillmore. Joseph Seguino, father Of
Robert and ALA, went from town with
them 10 the farm OF Mayor smith, to
zee some old ifiuuda iuat arrived from
kansag, Mr.. and Mfa. Cummings,
whose sons arc working tho farm, ono Of
whom iaatOn'in.law NJ Joseph Seguino
During tho day thunder clouds had
deposited considerable water Ia tue
mountains which concentrated In the
creek making very large volume,
swift and muddy, which reached town
about 0 O'Clock p. m. when the above
named were returning 10 the city 10
thoir wagon.
AZ tho junction OF the Sunday waste
iilch anu tho old creek, a block north
OF the creamery on Fifst West street, IL
a crossing. Brigham Melville hnu
walter ROwley saw tho travellers com.
ing towards 10, and pulled on their
hats aud waVel them back, knowing
tue danger OF the swim current. The
gltls fonsea the danger, hut Robert
whipped up the horses Tor the venture,
anu thoy plunged into tho water,
which lifted the wagon bed from its
place and turned Il completely over,
itposlting tho four passengers IN the
muddy torrent beneath II. They we're
carried down the etfeam und the so.
guines were all rescued, but Miss
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Word CONES from all quarters that
the neatost anu most satisfactory dye
for osloring the beard brow n or hlsck
IL Buekinshnm'. Dye for tho whhkeu.
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They arc believed to be members Of
the raidlng party that attempted to loot
the Mexican custom houee.
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TIIE sECnrr or TIIE SUCCESS

" Wa'colpa spain Painlp Remedy f.
mat u nto9mp ishes lust what 1t prom.
lsts' IL sub ues Inflammation, ard
pain INSTANTLY stop. The healing
druggists sell n.
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Gail In anu visit cur ,hJw rooms, n
Sou h Main street, three doors south
n. G. M. l., and inspeci fuf collection
VI framed piciursa now 90 exhibition.
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Godhe-Piiis Drug 20. are noted for
the best Medicines and lowest prices.
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Carpet warp, 81 per bunch, nj Eqult.
able Coop.
When the hair begins TO fall out and
turn gray, the scalp needs dnotoTior,
and We know OF no better specific than
HslPs Vegetable Slcllian Hair Re.
newer.
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81 do know
this much, l
would have been
ia my grave to-
day II / had not
taken DR.. pierce's
NJ e d icines,''
writes Mrs. ~ n.
umphries, Of Val.
dosta, Lowndcs
Co., Ca. Moth.
ing 1 took from
other doctorscyer
helped me any"
4 he reason
Death Is shaken
OF and leit be.
hind by Doctor
ficrce's Golden
Medical Discov.
CIV /. hnnn.n.n b
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Wanted, Spelling Book. Etc.

Tue following Ia fiom the issue Of
the Kaysvillo Post whioh came 10
baud to-day;
Costs Throws Rocks at tho People mon
with shot guns la thoro hands just gets
OUT ia hunters AFTER tho costs, but tho
COASTS got away with them by aron rocks
nc them and tho mon take 10 there heals
aud run Tor dear life some Of thom faint
while others fall Into dltchess aud raj
homo with bloody hosea aud Biofen
heads full Particulars In next weeks
Post.
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Chicago Live stock
Hasa. chicago, Aug. L.
Light, fla0Qfl.Cl.
Mixed, fAtiMl1.li.
Rough, o. soaiJ,p0
Cattle
neeyos, 9a2eaHCi
Cows and holforn. ~ giaf8.gl,
Texas steer, fltpafl.an.
Western stc6rs, fl.-uuglon.
stockcfs and feeders, faGoan7O
Sheep steady 10 strong.
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GladneSS Comes

WIN better understanding OF the
w transient nature OF the many phys.
teal Ills, which vanish before proper 81
forts-genilc pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There ~ comfort In
tho knowledge, that so many forms Of
sickness are not due 20 any actual dis
ease, but simply 20 n constipatcd condi-
ton OF the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup OF Figs, prompt
~ removes. That In why II Is the only
remedy with millions OF families. and n
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects uro due 20 tho fact, that IL Is tho
one remedy which promotes Internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which II acts. IL Is therefore
AL Important, In ordor 10 get It's bcne-
hcial effects, 10 motto when You pur-
chase. that you have the genuine arti.
Gle, which Is manufactured by the Cali.
iornin Zig Syrup Co, only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
II IN the enjoyment of good health,
and the system Is regular, lnxatives or
other remedies arc then not needed. II
afflicted with my actual disease, one
may be commended 10 the most slSillful
physicians, but n In need OF q laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well'informed everywhere, Syrup OF
bigs stands highest aud Is most largely
used andgivesmost general satisfaction.