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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-30

FOR SALE-A large stock or choice I'm,
othy and Glover seeds OF all xmas; t.eu
Ton Rno Grass, etc; Crimson Glover
for soiling crop; white oats from best
section of Iowa. Pacific Guano ana
Ouinnlpiac Fertilizers. Free sheds ior
our customers teams. Jones lsham:
WI 40 wifi
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N1oRETowN.

Samuel Kelley of Bolton has moved into
ii. O. Wards house and will have care OF
H. o. Wards steam mill.--Israel Tracy OF
Bolton Is soon to commence work for II
%. Ward as engineer in his steam mill
Waldo Farrar and wife of Montpelier were
In town last week, visiting their parents
Miss Lizzie Flanagan is TO teach the school
In district No. 1.-The school at the village
commenced last Monday.-Tom Neal and
wife were out riding Sunday afternoon
and their horse, becoming frightened by
n bicycle, ran off the bank and throwing
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal out and doing some
damage to the wagon.
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WANTED you to try this column in the
Weekly Free Press when you want a
country gill for general housework or
for a nurse. Try It also when you want
TO buy or sell anything. One cent word
is the charge for the weekly edition,
which has over $4,000 readers. WATT
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YOUNG JERSEY BULL for sale or 10 leu
M. +. Kelley, Winooski Park. 3Iwot
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WAITSFIELD.

Some % or 30 of the village residents at
tended sugar party at the sugar house
of Casslus Joslin on Thursday afternoon,
April q, where with a plenty of maple
sugar on snow, an abundance of popcorn
and eggs on half shell, a royal good time
was enjoyed by all.-Thomas Sanders goes
this week to Nashua, n. H., where he in
tends to stop with his daughter for the
present.-L. ID. Savage vas at home with
his family over Sunday, returning on Mon
day to his duties in the customs service
at st. Albans.-Mrs Theresa Fisher re-
turned to town last Saturday after pro-
tracted Visit in st. Johnsbury and vicinity.
&C. Il. Jones. administrator of the estate
OF the late l.. r. Josln, will sell all the
personal property OF said estate, including
some 20 or 80 horses and colts at public
auction on Thursday, May 7, 1so6.-At the
next regular post meeting, Saturday after
noon. May 2, the necessary arrangements
for the observance of Memorial day are to
be made.--The G.. A. r. social and sugar
supper at their new hall last Saturday
afternoon was a very enjoyable affair and
called out full attendance of the men,
bers and their families. Some very inter-
esting literary exercises. including recita-
tions readings, remarks by Rev. A. b. En-
right, and original poems by Mrs, Abba
Campbell and the commander, d. S. Stod-
dard, added greatly to the enjoyment of
the occasion.-Mrs. j. w. Gregory con-
tinues in very poor health with no per-
manent Improvement.
At the republican town caucus, held
Monday night to elect delegates to the
State and district conventions at Mont
pelier, the 10Th inst, the following were
elected: Chairman, Charles Z. Jones, Sec
rotary, John w. Gregory; delegates to
State convention, A. B. Enright, o. G. JOS
lin and II. n. Bushnell: to district conven-
ton. ]. b. Norton, w. E. Jones and NJ. ].
Waterman. A vote taken for first choice
for president showed good majority for
Mckinley
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5.nr sale.

TWO SEATED CARRIAGE, single or
double for sale. Geo. l.. Pease 20,
Williston, VT. l0i,lt%ifWit
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WHIST SCORE CARDS, nice ones III
cents a dozen, by mail II cents a Dozen
Free Press Association. o5,wtI
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NORTIIFIELD.

Charles Hale Savage, n member of the
faculty OF the Norwich University last
year, died in Virginia last Thursday of
consumption. Prof Savage taught school
up to tho second day before he died and
his decline was very rapid. He was born
in Mortified in 1851 and moved from here
to Maine, where he has since lived until
two years ago. The faculty and students
arc unanimous in testifying to his ex-
ceptional ability and the place he won in
the hearts of the boys of "Old N u"
few can obtain.
Mrs. J. a. Dprkee came home Monday
from an extended visit in Franklin coun-
ty.
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evening reception was rendered the WIS.,
iting delegates in odd Fellows hall
Speeches were made by Judge Deming of
New Haven, Conn, II. a. Can of Charles
town. Mass. and d. M. Frye of Boston.
The Barre orchestra played during the
evening, and there was a vocal solo by
Miss Clara Houghton and cornet solo
by Band Leader w. G. Kaine.
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WATERBURY,.

George w. Atkins, Or. Il. G. Hooker
and ID. A. Gray attended Masonic meet
ing at st. Johnsbury Thursday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Il. f. Palmer, jr., have returned
to their home in st. Albans.--Little Ollie
Somerville has recently had presented her
new bicycle by her grandfather, Joseph
Somerville. She can DO counted as the
youngest cyclst in this place.-Postmaster
G.. b. Evans attended tho banquet of the
democrats of Vermont at Rutland Thurs
day.
John Atkins has been appointed police
man by the village trustoes.-At the regu-
lar meeting of the Good Tempars Mon
day evening, the following officers were
elected: c. T., J. ]. Colby; V. r., Mrs. A.
j. Covell; u. G. r., j. S. Batcholder; sec
rotary. Prof. S. r. Parker; treasurer, c..
Il. Wells.-C. w. Richardson of Burling-
ton, was in town Tuesday.-A play en-
titled East Lynne" will be presented In
the Green Mountain seminary hall, Fri
day evening.-Misses Ida Norton, Belle
King, Minnie Davis, and Frank Griggs
and Willie Gurley are enjoying the
mumps.-The Ladies' Union met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. c. +. Clough.-
o. c. Taylor, the contractor for Water
bury's new water works, Is in town, pre-
pairing to begin his contract of putting
in n complete water system for this place.
Wallace Greene has returned to his homo
in Brookfield, because Of Illness.
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The Warren Telephone. company have
to SGT the poles forHtheir line
over Lincoln pnnuntains attsr which they
Bf2gg went 10 Providence, r., T., last
Tuesday to taxes lazy there who has been
In the hosritHf Il H1flington, II, b.. Ford
is clerk nm Ia WI II. Gardens store. isH
Mary Es ta q. Delivered y issStare ~
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MONTPELIER.

A young man in Manchester N. H., with
n matrimonial wheel in his head, recently
advertised in one of the Manchester papers
soliciting correspondence with some of the
fair sex whose eye might rest on his plain
tive wall. One of the young ladies of this
city, in a spirit of fun, wrote to him, and
after correspondence covering a short
period of time, they exchanged photo
graphs. The moonsstricken youth then
: determined to visit this city and seek out
the beloved one. Upon his arrival, which
was q few days ago, he proceeded to
patrol one of the principal streets of the
city, his weird and haggard appearance
attracting the attention OF the passers-by,
who were undecided as to whether he was
a democratic ofiicc-seekcr or n cigarette
fiend After this wear!some march had
been kept up for the greater part of the
day, the youth of mellow incinations was
met by the mother of the beloved one,
who made known to him her identity so
clearly and forcibly that the bud of love
which was being sprinked by the showers
of expectation and was leapfng into bloom
in his breast was killed by the frost of
acidity. At the close of the interview his
head dropped upon his chest and he was
seized with an uncomfortable desire to be
alone, and forthwith departed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-18

An assay OF u l0U.iOn lot Oi high
grade Mammoth ore yestordny, ulacsu
net value upon II OF about $1,000,
which will be tufiic ent Tor the pay.
ment Of dividend OF 8 cuuts per
snare.
The Overland which was listed on
the stock exchange today haH Ashait
down 100 feet, anu one dOwn 100 feet
There IL "a dfift Of 30 feet to the west, D
WINS Of 10 ient anu several open CUE.
The assessment work ~ done on all the
claims whion consist NJ tbs Mary X
Mary k No. ., FNrchilI, Faitchuu
No. 2, Anutew, Para, Phn No. .,
TamHr, Bethel, Sunuuwn, David E.,
Armstrong Wgll. silver HIN and Rev
Jacket all In tbs Camp Floyd district.
Laramie boomerang; A mining
deal which means muCh toward the
development Of Ihe mineral 70 OF the
Camp Floyd district on It's west dip,
10 Utah, was cOnpu IN msted at EyAns.
ton yesterday. The contracting par.
tl,s were b. NJ. Robinson, * .MsyOi
II, q, Lunuy and others ui Oguen Gnl
/. ksstOr, prominent merchant Ul
Evanston. BY this Transaction Mr
kastof secured ill,UOO shares VI stucs
IN the WhAich Consolidated Gold anu
Copper Mining company 10 tXchsul q
for a nice lump OF Wyoming gold. Tue
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NOTICE. on TRUSTEES SAC.


NOTICE 10 HEREBY OWEN, THAT In
~ accordance With and under tho bower
buu authority granted by mat rul4m
uuat decd, made tho .ard dny " August 30.
% the uuurfsiguet trustees, by Marc a. NU..
Inuuh Huu b 300 HUauEA her husband. aud
recorded AuHUHt ~. lTl. iu book "I So of
mOdEagra, Uu paEratt OF tho records OF slu
Lake County. ttAu. the undersigned trustee.
viii onff fut sale ana full tu the Do EurstbIfIr
Tor ,Hah, Of thu south mont uu1fOf tue Join.
iiH eng n1nY, lulll.nE n -a,
a. Court houso Of salt lato county. ttaH.
uu the Goth day OF June. I-.t. at Ia u'UiuUE
noon ~ aaid day, al thU rcal estate hereinafter
described. TO pay hud discharge thp IuutuIrd
uvHH secured uN auIu must deco. ruu tIruuUUui
az taNrs paid uu Halu real OstHiD NY tUu nU.HFt
ol HlIi tuuultrdutHa aud iuItrt. t lhUfg,n. aud
Trasuuab uuuWcyr ices, aud The COSTS "
Tits notice, sud vNptusts ~ sH.o. ra'u Fhle
Icing nc tho ryqutht ~ the holder Of fad boz.
and non payment " thusAid iudob,gincss
tad real estate 10 particularly dlscriucd as
foll0wEG
Commencing bt tho southeast corner Of Dot
sin block a uf uIAt 'N. f-u LAKE tly survey.
bnd running thence west u rods, thence uufiu
O. rode, thunro east % rode. thence suulh o ruis.
thence ~ o rous, anu thence aouth toGs Go
pincr OF commencement Alto, rummtnrIng
80 rods wet end rods south Of the nutthrift
corner % lot 70 90 block 90. Of ttyr Acre H 10
-" Hig Field survey, ana running thrHrs
west o. rods, thence north ISL feet, thence
east o 5 tOdH, thence south 81 feet 10 hrEu.
niuE ~ y -AllfNlNN,
SIMON bAAlbLiInER,
Trustees
Dated May 2ih, lsnl.
tfirst publication, May 2ist, l'gdi
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SELLING DATES llcRets viii be-
sold nj Ogien, Bingham, SpTingvlllo,
GOshru aud all intermediate points on
July 2uu, 8rd amt An. A. Silver CITY,
Mummolh and Eureka on July lst,
End, 3'i anu An. A. Grand Junction,
Fruit, Cisco and intermediate poiuts
on July lat md 2od. At all other
yointr, MaplsIou, Richheld, Sclfielu
ana InomIsuu'', lucMglye, on July
la', God and BID.
LlMITh,-hll tickets win bB limited
10 continuous pEgsnge In both ditec.
ions, with final limit Ot July Stu, 1896.
No slop-nvet5 nr extensions Of linu
viii be granted under any conditions.
EALTAlE EEACu,-R,tes to Sallan
Bunun VIII BE- zoe. Hlgher than Sail
Lake City Iat,g.
MILIIA,-Rates for militia comps
u'e,ur rauds in uniform travelling In
10th directions on ono solid ticket, viii
Oa urv q no rrr milUoach WY.
IRAN SEHvICE,--EHlra equipment
NiIi uu pfuNlJg on all regular trains,
gai nguntH rnuuld keep ADVISED
rgllic 10 tr moved each day. GA July
IA, 3r1 ami An spocIal train viii
isayu Salt Lake City at lO.i5 pm, Ion
Slv6r CITY, Mammoth, Eureka, Provo
and ali intermediate points.
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From Cannon, o den, 5antaqulu
nui all points intermediate, July 2ui,
dtd and Al. From, uiuiH tAst Of Ogden
point, on Csobo Valley branch, points
MN VI Sauiaquis nul points on Utah
" Nevada branch, July LIT, 2nd an
dfd' From pOint- IN Salt Lake &
W-.torn, July Let, 2ud, ard ana b.
yoo- Al tlcHelo g0gd returning until
Jaty 9Th,
Spccial trains returning for Ncphi,
Ogden AMI intermediate roinis viii
ienvo salt Lase night Of July Fad, $50
and an.
For State Militia In companies and
Tor organized banls In Uniform travel.
irg on one ticket, rate Of one csnt Der
mile In esch direct IN 10 authorized.
From idaho ana oregon.
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THE MINING MARKET.
Emerald Receives tho Main Attention
Of lho BTtk,FS Today.
GaLESA SHARES IN THE TRADING.
Swansea Is Also Recognized NY Sale
Mammoth Strong aud Mtrcur
Weakening.

The only stock which elected any
degree Of substantial interest ON th'
exchange today was Emerald and this
wa. likely csused by the reports Of an
exceptionally good strike in the prop
srty. Two sslss Of the stock were
made al, II and lCi cents, while swan
sea came In for transfer Of 100 shares
ut S2.s5.
GAlena was the only listed stock
deslt In and 100 shares found tnker
at2Ist with more OF the stock offered
nts2lu. The Overland stock made lite
appearance among the listed properties
today and was an Offering at 80 cents
while It received bid Of ~ cents
Mammoth continued strong but Mef'
cur did not get bid above 5000
The olcsing figures were rs follows
LISTED STOCKS.
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STATE INSTRUCTORS.
Second Annual Session at The is.
Ssmbly Hall Today.
WILL BE A TWO DAYS SESSION.


The second annual session Of The
Utah State reachers' association cen.
veuei NJ 10 o'clock this morning, in
the Assembly Hall. The session wa,
opened with music, Froi. ID mes pre-.
side q Mt tbs organ. Following csme a
ietvent invocation by Hon. o. f.
whitney, and brief address by
the president, State Superintendent
John r. Park, Ia when hy rendered
cordial welcome to the teachers Of
Utah ia convention assembled, and
exptssssd the hope that the proceed.
ings would be- cbRrs ctefized by con.
csrtcd aclion, aid that the results Of
the moriing MI yht Hocrue 10 the high.
est good Of tho educational Interests OF
TIE young commonwealth.
On request, the proceedings Of the
meeting ut Ogden dufiaE the holiday
recess last winter were read by tue
secretary, NJ ~ Lucy NJ. Van Colt,and
with some corrections, approved.
Superintendent Mouah Hal VI We.
Ter county, Chairman Of thH 90 mmitteu
on revision OF the constitution. made
his report, mud rs tho same provoked
considerable uiscuasinn, it was
thought best to refer u back 10
tho clmmittec thi, AiteTn on,
when pfoviHiuu would DO made by
which copies q the constitution should
be furnished each member, In oruef
that greater dcllUefation might occur
IN tho fnal adoption OF the matter. A
recess was then taken until afternoon,
when tho following program was
carried nut;
Tue Daugcrs tia, Threaten our Put :
Schools, Prot Stewart, University ui
Utan.
Discussion. l.. NJ. Glnllan, High
School, Salt Lake, The Idoa. School
Curriculum, supt. VIM. Allison,
. 'ien schools.
Discussion, Superintendent w. B..
Raw ilgt, Provo CHy AuhoOls.
At 5 .. m, this evening m address
will bg made By q vernon Well, aud
"A lecture given by DE-. Kari q. Mattef,
the program 10 be in,cfspefsed with
music.
Among the teachers Of tho Stnio
proer Of were; Df. Talmnga, pftsidaut
Paul, superintendent VIM. Allison,
Superintendent Millipaugn, Hupcriu.
truteut Wuotton, wasaicn county;
Supcrinten- ont II. q. Christensen,
Utah UNITY; Superintendent NJ, Han,
Weber county, superintendent ON
Ram, Cache cDupty; Superintendent
Van Coti, Salt Lake r0un y; Pfesidspt
Kerr u. Y. College, Logon; Pfesidrnt
Done, L. ID. =. Colleg,; Principal Ma.
one, Of the Salt Lake High school;
Dr. &. a. Whiting, Pr.L w. ~.
Stewart, Supervisor AugsbuTy, Pan.
cipal q. A. Short, Farmers wari, In.
structot q. IL. Brimhsil, n. Y. AcR.
DENY, Provo, snd Mr.. A. o. Clark
Salt Lake. The attendance today
reached ABOUT ouo hundred, ana It IL
expected that this uumbor will b.,
lar civ increased tomorrow.
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MUNYON'S
REMEDIES.
DOCTOR YOURSELF

MUNYON'S Improved Homeopathic
Remedies act almost Instantly, speedily
.uriug the most ub.tibaie cases. Mum
vOn'- Rheumaii'm Cure cures rheunis-
Ism IN u TOW DAYS. Munyon's Dyspen-
1.a Cure cures all forms Of stomach
troubles. Munyon's Headache euro
stops headache In mimi -. Nervous
iiseasos promptly cured. Kidney
troubles, piles, neuralgia. a. hma and al
female comp aints quickly cured. Mum
yon's vltali1et impar r now yigur TO " oak
uon. Price sl.OO.
Personal IL ters to Prof Munyon, 1905
Arch street, Philado phia Pa, answered
With free medical Advics for any disease.
4 Separate Cun 'Or R5Cl DsaS,,
tfalI Drnn.l.l.- &C n nniilr.
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N1siied BY Rnrglnrs.

Thieves made an attempt TO burglar
lie the homo OF Mr. md Mrs. Wa. II.
Wallace, at s75 j.. First South street,
lsst evening, but were chased on by
the speedy arrival Of uelghbofs. Tho
fobs were ut the Thsater nj the tint
aud their two daughters were the only
persons IN the house. Detectives
Sheets snd Janhey went out to the
plsce hut could flnd 10 trace OF the In.
tudofs, nor even evidence that would
Indicate an attempt at h9u-ebteasiug,
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Notes.

Capt. George Il. Luiayour, from San
Francisco, diod snort time before
reaching Ogden on the Southern
Pacific train this morning. HIS H.
msius were taken change Of by
Coroner Hall, who placed them In
care Of Undertaken LluJquisi.
Itisoxpected that Col. Peyton will
deliver his !, C ure. The New Women,
at the MethoIi't church nj Salt Lake
about sepI, mbsr l5Gn next.
At Riverdale yesterday MyroD b.
Childs diod, aged II YEAR,. lie bad
been an invalid for about three yeAft
and was one Of our Oldest settlers
Ticket Broker wertz and Attorney
Val Giddiou mad snort aud hafmlts'
"scrap" NJ the Broom corner yesterday
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Drtcd Nay 20. 1896.
tfirst publication MAY a, 1881
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SAFE


NOTICE Is HEH.BY GtNEN. THAT tx
~ accordance with ana uuugr tho p1vr.
anu hulhorIlN granted bY thai Cuftnlu Ifu.f
uttl, maze tho Va Jay ~ October. Isl. tu tfs
unurtgiFnui itfuHtcca, by Lawrence afrH.U.
aud Maud Hundurs uis wife, and rcrnrt4t
october "a 1871, in Boo ia" ID Noffp....
Ot page 81 Nc tue records OF salt 1. kf ,.t,ft.'
utah, the undersigned trustees viii aHgT f..5
sale anu sol tu the b Thcst bidder lor e1sL al
mo tudlh front door Of the JOINT CIV AMI
county huNdluE iu sult iuku tity. tt4E fI'.i
being NO g univ court house 81 rHlt III.
County utth, on the .bth uay Of June. I4 q la
D. o'C uck noon NJ satl uuy. nA the rt4I r.t.f'
hereinafter duHCilhUd 90 pay and d.HNsr.,
the indebtedness secured Is SAID trust tr,.i
aud the amount " taxes uAid on aaiu real ~
tate BY I've holder ~ Halu iuGUhtUuutaa. 4a.t
iu'cfcst thereon. aud reasonable bitori,g.
tcCs, and toe cost OF this notice and rsuan.s.
% snlc. aid Gale beng % tie ruuurst hi fI.
holder ut fad iudCutouusfs. ana hUpauHr ~
hr failure 90 thv makers OF sulI truHt deed d.
pay The interest upon .saiu Iudulteuupsa aUT
tue taxes upon HaId rvH ,staty nt tho tlupa' f.'
came became duH uUu payable. whereby iUF
who'C OF slid in.tbi oiuyas hAs utr1my du.
nnl, payable. aud no part thereof has Udsu
said real estate is particularly described o.,
follows.
Commencing a. the northwest corner of f4t
number three $50 iu block number tNrrf.'
thrrC t3O. Of plat "tF' Falt LAKE tltg suff..
Auu running tuuucu south four liI rlia tHrU.i
east seven 90 rode, thence north four t
RODS 70 thc north lnu Ut sait lut thence vttl
seven ~ roofs to thu place uf beginning. Goa.
tanning % square rods OF land.
% j. SALISBURY
SIMON BAMbkHGEH
tfifst publication. May u. 1899
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Location Of Mines Mineral Iul Mining Dis.
uet, B,Aiu0 county. Idaho
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NOTICE
Norm roml coulolIdlled Irrigation Company

North FONT Consolidated Irrigation Company
A SPECIAL MEEItNG OF THE sTOCk.
IA holders Of tho North Point tunbolIHHtrI
Irrigation company vii BE- held At room is Boz
The cullen liolrl, west fCtuuu -Uuth street
tait lake City, state ~ Jlnh, on Thurduy,
july z, l,si, : u'g urk % 90, TOR tie purpose
OF Upnsiirrug aud acting uppn pruuUulrlu
20 chan ana amend tNv ARTICLES II iuvufUu.
Thlon OF sHid company N the following par
uculurs Co vii .=
10 change and amend Article " on "Cbpl.
al stock uy Hir Eiug out the word twenty
alter the word 'Uu' anu Inserting iu lieu
thereof mo words zone hundred and h'tv
also hy striking out the word 1.-TWO after tho
word "uftUcu."
10 change aud amend Aruclo Nltt Dn "ut
rfcra' bJ adding tu tfu cut thereof ttc words
"lur olcra Of secretary ami ire surur may
De- hrld by enc ana the same person.
10 amend mo nUlulut ~ Incorporation by
adding the following article ~. Tho board
Of dlrcgtOrH shlli DO empowered to issue bonds
Tor the company in any sum not 10 exceed boz
Tho aggregate the amount Of nitg thousand
dollars
Tue stockholders will also proceed % tho
Transaction ~ such ether business ~ may
properly come before the meeting,
AitTuuH rAHsON-, Secretary,
Salt Lake CITY. Utah, May 2s, 1870.
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n.IIsrd,. snow Linlmens.

This InVAluAb., rsusay Is ono that
ought 10 be In every household. 10
will cure your Rheumatism, Neural.
gtd, BprAins GUS, Bruises, Frosted
Feet ana Ears, Sore Throat ami Sore
Cheat. II you have Lame baok is
will cuFn H. IL penoItatoa 10 tho sect
Of che disease, IL will cure ~ 4
Jo,nls anu contracted muscles after all
other remedies haVe failed. ThO,o
who hsyo boon oripples for years hHvs
used BdHdrd's Snov Linfnlsm and
thrown away their oTutonus anu hssu
able 70 walk Az we'll AZ ever, II will
cure you, Price 90 cents. Sold by
q. G. 81, /. drug store.
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~ a, @ REEsE, Deputy ClerE.
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Arc You BiIlious, Constipstsd or
troubled with Jaundioe, Sick Head.
ache, Bad Taste ia Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain 10
Back and between tbs sh0uldefs,t hills
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