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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-31
CoNSinUtIONALrI o. LAWS,

To- b. Paul Pioneer Press maksa
two suggoslions as 10 how people may
avoid a serious dilemma such ~ fol.
lows the recent action Of the Kansas
court Of appnals, which invalldatss all
tho divorces granted ia that state the
past twenty-five ycan. one OF these
spccially fts cases coming under tho
divorce system, which has extended In
this country until Ia many places mar.
riago II little more than ffee.lovlsm,
brlng virtually only an agreement for
the parties to live together un.
On ,hey tire VI each other;
ana the ease with which a
legal fopnfntlon can DO Affected tends
20 make the process Of getting tired D
very rapid one. For ,hoao people the
Journal folorrod TO suggests that, as an
Improvement Of both their moral and
legal status, they should learn to look
upon Tho ordinary divorce procedure
Ha 40 Immoral tendency 10 be- stunned;
and that 10 faulty relations % Ia buil.
noes dohllngs, the higher moral law
should DO strictly o1ni0rmed to, ~
they then Will not mud themselves
Ia conflict with law, since virtue
and honesty will not b. declared
unconstitutional. The other suggestion
b. that there should be adopted Ia the
Unllud States some method OF securing
o. decision upon tho c0nBlltutloua!iiy
Of an lave, Immediately upon their
uusfuge, by tho highest court Ia the
state, 10 that there wgul be- reason.
able assurance before the people that
the law a. 1. exists on the statute book
would be- a safe guide,
The peculiar condition Ia which Il 10
represented that tho Kansas decision
leaves the divorces givua Ia that state
10 truly alarming. II IL claimed
tia, 40 the period named from a5,JUO
10 10000 divorces were granted ami
8ru now Gnnullod; that hunter OF
couples who supposed them elves
parted arc yet legally united, aud
many n them who have married
agaiu are In wTolcled plight, their
children Legitimate and their property
arrangements ~ muIIled A. 70 provolo
endless litigation, Parties iu vatiou
IatiH OF the Union are Affected by Ilg
dccal.n.
As TO tho disastrous effects which
follow the guuulment OF no many d..
vorces, those probably can DO great.
Iy modified by Proceedings when
would psss upon the equities o.
the ease, considering that people
affected acted 10 good faith. BI. the
sc. that such an aunuImllt is p1sfi.
bio A'tcrs1 many yohW, gives much
i1r5g 90 tho gugE,Itiln that the clns,i.
Wfl0uLI.lg o. laws SHOULD D. deter.
mined within reasonable time aftor
lHcig lHralT', Legislators 90 not oil.
ways Ausu on Jho proposition OF con.
.amanuaJ.ys frequently tho question
ui emergency iH o. or greater weigh.
with them, To Wow OF such
condition, Hya.ym ila. would
rgquiio "a reyllw OF each IaU
OF each state "a tho Union within
rhar time OF its passage, on the point
OF c0nsliluu1nliIly, would be- a gfea
boon TO the publiC. This would not be-
10 thc matter Of divorce business alone,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-31
Anxiety Luaorr

Tho coming presidential cimpaign
In the United States is being watched
with the utmost attention b. Einas,
AMI from extracts from vltl1ul Jour.
nals u appears tha. a. a general rulU,
whichever candidate shall be success.
tul tho result Il REGARDED a. almost
equally iepiorablc. Neither Mckinley
nor Bryan has found favor In tue eyes
u Europeans who would ike 10 direct
Amelican politics. II 10 very olest,
however, that notwithstanding their
objection to high protective tatil for
America, they prefer that " free c9ir.
ago Of silver.
The Daily Chronicle, London,
arEuc,:
Tho high iarin will no doubt lniuro
our trade. aa II did before, hut wo must
take comfort IN tho thought that nothing
tho United siatua could do would uNUO ~
the commercial interests to no great
danger as tho adoption u free trsdo Ia
America
The feeling In Belgium 10 interpreted
by tho Independence b 'lgo la this
munncfi
Il ia impossible TO Wow tho uomiua.
iiun of Mckinley with satisfaction, His
name ia manifest full OF threats against
Europe. 10 j. synonymous with an al.
upit prohibiilyo ,arin. Around Mckin.
lcy, TOO, are gathered all the liugu0s and
Dhluyiulss who moddlo Ia tho Cuban
question and intoffnfo IN Venezuelan
dispute. Tho Monroe doctrine bias boon
affirmed M all ils plonitudo, aud grave
complications may DO expected. EusidoH
iiis, "a most extensive activity iu foreign
politics i- advocated Now, % is qunU
clUhr that many OF tho points touched
upon ut 81 Louis arc used as oiuc ion
posters only, but Dc would also be- uu-
wiso % deny that tho enthusiasm ut tho
delegates proved tho trend Of public
opinion, aud Europe must reckon with
this fact. 10 u, uuyUfthOlOss, worry
doubtful that tho other American repub.
lice Will agree TO DO bussul by iholr
northern fellows
The Paris Figaro think, the tight
here IA on between honesty anu de.
honesty and that tho movement for
iroo ooinsge Is only an attempt Of
western debtors to repudlAte their obi.
cations.
IL IL amusing 10 notice the oslensible
anxiety displayed by public mon on
the other eide % the water, as TO the
welfare VI this Republic. It's a. un.
necessary o. It Ia harmless. They
seem 10 need 10 DO reminded over there
Of the fact that the United States long
ago passed beyond the stage Of child.
hood among the nnlions. L. Is really
not necessary 10 view w with tho au-
Nioiy displayed by nurses or kind
friends watching the Infant taking liz
ilrst steps across the door. This United
States stands today in a position to take
leading part In the affairs Of the
earth, and her policy will he dictated
by what 10 considered beat Tor her own
advancement, not Tor tho benefit Of
other countries.
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A WAR RUMOR


A Berlin difpatch of the 2slh OF
July says IumoIs ale ia circulation In
the German capital 10 the eltct that
hOttilitics between Russih aud Turkey
may DO looked for at any moment The
Sublime Porte IL said TO have made
preparaiions for such nu emergency 10
an extent not even suspected outside
the couDtry. Among other signs OF u
coming war IA the appropriation by the
government VI the customs receipts 10
pay Tor a new torpedo boat, now ON l,s
Wsy from iiicl TO C1nstAntlnoplr,
There Ia nothing In tho Dispatch g.
Indicate what the expected
trouble Ut pTtsont is about, hut
II may be presumed that there
win be- no war bttweeu Turkey
ana her northern neighbour unlrs
there should happen 20 Jo o secret uu.
ierslaudiug between Great Britain
and Russia, according to which tho
latter shall not be- prevented from al.
vaucing upon CouttnutIuopIe, In con,
sidsrHtlou Of Egypt and Abyuiuil
being given up TO the t3rmoE In that
casr Greece would prob.bly come in
Tor Crete and MascHonla, AuI the
Turkish empire BOO Europe and Africa
would belong Co the paHi
There can bu but IIltle doubt that tho
rescp oil Europe 90 thls momont BE-
nrain trembling boo tho balance.
Tho suItau's government has mott
FED Greece that thpt county
win BIO held Responsible Ter tho old
G'eoks arc giving TO Crelsn lgusr.
ent8 and Tor the appearance ~ armed
bands Ia Macedonia. This is an 40.
Disputed threat that war VIII follow
the present attitude o. the Ct1,nu sym.
pa,h'Ear. But it Is also plain that tho
Greek government even with the best
ol Intention, be Incapable OF rtstyail-
ing the people from aiding the patriots
on Crete. How COZ dict Is to De-
avoided is therefore not apparent. In
case the sultan follows up bis threat
with actual hosulitlte, that win 10 the
beginning Of the end
All the Greeks, and the CroDans par.
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ID. W. Fuller, Of CAuADoharir, New
YORK, Saws tuAt he always keeps Dr..
king's New Discovery In the house,
aud bis family has always iouud the
vt.y best results follow IL use; that no
would not DO without n, n procurab =.
q, A. Dykomar, DfuRgiht, Cattkiil,
N. T., rays that DR.. King's New Dis.
ooybry ia uudlubts dly the best Cough
remedy; that ho hba used u Ia HE
family Tor eight year., snd II has never
jailed 90 do all thItis claimed for Il.
Why not ny a remedy 70 long tried
aud tested. Tidal bottles free AT u. g.
n. 1. DfuE Department. Regular
size coo anu 81 90.
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Try Electric Billors 90 4 remedy for
your tr0uuies2 II NOT, ret n bottle
now ana get Tollsi. This madeline has
been found 10 Io peculiarly adapted 20
the relief aud Cur5 Of all Famula Conn
plAiuts, CEcr.lug q wonderful direct
Undue .r iu giving strength and tone
~ tHo lgsuF. II you nave Ices Of ap.
petite consumption, headache, faint
ing GpslF, on arc nurv0uF, sIoupIors,
CEol,null melancholy or if Iubltd WIN
d'z1y q, gIls, Electric Bltl,ri Ia the
medicine you need, Health and
httbutth arc guaranteed BY It's use.
Only Fiity o6nts StX. q. Nj. Drug
Department.
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ucularly, orc wrfI'to racs a.i
Lave ucmcnslrateI ihtir ability 10
uolI their own n sinat odds. In Tie
tII.sue OF 1860 0lgr0O Cr,ans ten!
llo f.uthru plri of irrif i.Lua
lgalgat $1,000 Turks under O.u0p
rGfha During tlls rebellion thr is-
lnrdgr sur deIu,i-s TO tho Creek Ihs'
lllm,ui, and this led Go an uIimaidn
from .ho Sublime Porte. htt.si uma
Gf,rCu vaa not strong enough - FAC
Iufkey singIc.uandsI end The Croian
IsIuuus were denied a soat In the par.
Lament, Uut much 10 u'n r1ni a, pie.
ieut, Tho Gst.ts ufo confident tina,
they ran sE9 up tho guantIu.
% thrown ny the sultan. They
ata lgfa Impressed with the
.s,gnsibIo o1ucur, OF the powofs,
mod their des.rs Tor the cxlon.ion Of
Hois little Kingdom TO tomowhs. like
tlo boundaries o. mo days Of tho gtoa,.
tlt gi.fy of tho rnco ~ stronger than
ever. 10 the cllhIC. does not come now,
b, VIII coma later Al tho fiery olt-
mculs nrc tburc. IA accident m W
cause ilc czplolon everybody nas
been expecting iot yoafs. 70 is notice.
ltio that the most momuntoua ware Of
late history have broken cut rs thuu.
uufl0lu from clear sky. The uni.
vrual cry OF "pcBce, peace" has u.
ten proven 90 bo zoo reality but a sigrsl
on Lnn an.
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ppruLl,i's OPINION


itis1 common occurrence Tor dele.
gates 10 political conventions 10 return
dirgfuntled when their special theories
% what should 90 nfe not coniogmod
TO- but even then u 10 tho usual Gus.
tom TO praise the party convention ~ a
whole as the embodiment OF ali that
lspa,tIoiIo aud wise, Tor au Individual
rarely feels llk1 cJnicssing that ary
organ ltlon he has cast bis Dot with H.
Tar short u par excellence Ia IT, main
features. d. Dan, a prominent P0pu.
liat OF GIunwjoi Sptinsa, Colorado,
dcc1 not mink, however, that he can
couscieuiiously praise thu pguOnnel o.
the national convention Of his party,
with which ho mingled recently Ia Si.
Louis. Here IL tho report which hls
town paper, the Avalanche, makes Of
hi.3
The doctor has brought back tho
gulinn or banner used in Tho convention
tu designate tho position iu the hall Of tho
Colorado delegates, ITO says mo Will
Keep u pa iunulnfN NJ tun most pNoullur
cnuN Outiuu that over met iu the United
stuoH. liu sald thUro were pupuli,ts
ihUrn who had rabbits ln thuIr whIskprat
they had mo- sympathy with tho frou
coinage ui silver, many 81 th,m. Ito
thought they hnd done woll Loo stopping
tho extremists rom putting up a straight
PDpullst tioKoi, and tho thing eau now
bO hEUl up. 40 ono ls pleased with tho
situation, and thn rupulist parry IN douu
Tor. such recollection ~ rmuks uuyor
before mot In convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-31

Amsng tho numerous PERSONS who
hfvu b,cn cured u rheumatism by
Dltinbrtiail'i Pain Bhlm, mention
ia Nuii be- made a Sire, Emily Thutne,
N' Toledo, Wash, vino cay: ~ have
uIvur been able 10 procure any medi.
clue that would relieve mo Of rneumR.
H.m like Chamberlain Pain Balm.
have also used 70 fot lame back with
rroAt success. 10 Ia tile tost liniment
! have ever usod, and | lake pleasure
ln recommending IL 10 nay friends"
For sale by druggists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-31

I'VE had an epidemic OF dyseutery
Ia this vicinity last summer" says
samuel s. Pollock, OF Bticeland, Cal
II was taken with II and suffered
severely until some ono called my at.
iUntiOn to ChpmherlainS Collie,
CholgfA Aui Dlarrhw, Remedy. l
procured a bottle anu felt better after
tho first dose. Be.0te one.hnlf OF the
bottle had been used 1 was well,
recommended II 10 my friends and
their experience was the same. We
oil unite In saying Il is the best" For
sale by Druggists.
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Remember 80 only such medicines
were admitted for exhibition ~ tho
Wofld'e Fair Ne are accepted fHr use
boy physlcIans, In the practice 90. mgdi.
cline, Ayers Sauaparills, Ayr.'s
Cherry PcctlTal, AMI Ayers Pins be-.
Ing included 10 the list They arc
standard medicines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-31

"A Stltchin Time. IA dose OF Ayers
PILLS huH saved many a NJ Of hickntas;
but when a remedy does not happen 10
be at hand, slight ailments are liable
10 DO neglected, and the result, FREE
quently, Il serious illuou; therefore
always be supplied with Ayers PILE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-31

Mr. }. w. Vcuablc, of Downey, a
pioneer Of Los Angeles County, CsL,
a psin In tho stomach or with dlarrhWA
l use Chambcflain's Collie, Cholera
and Datfhma Remedy. l have used
Il Tor Year,, know II 10 be- reliable
remedy, and recommend II TO every
one" For sale by Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-31

TuE MuNEY.LENpINa fever does not
seem to DO very high with the big
capitalists now. THIS week tho bios
were opened Tor 100000 worth Of
bonds which the city OF New York
has issued, but offers for only sl2l 900
were received. They were gold bonds,
TOO, but this diI not find tahrrs.
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w * s.

n1eHiy r0rdi for iiHeil inserted under
this Aeaiing, once for i5e, trieo Jor 2lcI
one usek Jor J0ci one month for SOC per
line No ad taken Jor tess than lbc.
Wants Of more than lines same proper
Tomato rate. Asrsrials aRd oei yesultA
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The people IegOsu 90 aud appreciate
roll mort Ih.t IL why Haops
Har.Rlarlllp has the largest lea in ono
world N.rtlu ue iCine means q
power ln cue. Hooul Bapapari 10
gu.o.--l 1Dluirly, refmanruuy curer
10 IN "a" Ono ituo BIO d Puud.r. ~.
upefi1r melt 10 au established foe
aud merit WluB.
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nueklen,. Arnicn snIrn.

The List sALyE ia tie world for
Cute, BruH.1, Sores, Ulcers, BALI
khcum, Fever Sore, lstler, Chnpped
Hands, Chllblsius, CUrns, aud ali skin
T. lp''uuFi ard relatively cures Piles,
or 40 rAy required, II 10 guaranteed 10
give ps''eci sailsiaoli0n or money 70.
funded, fficu 20 cents per box. For
sale by u, q. NJ. /, drug department
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CROCEERY CRIgAHAAE { GLASSWARE
~ ACKNOWLEDGED Success.
such II Mli,ado 10 Garfield.
The opera ,,tr. a.. hi thls week.


Milwaukee anu rstu.a, 1850; July
10. Ia 10.
~. l. u.s and relura, $3.50; July Is.
10 D. 20.
Omaha md rolurn,;al.OO; Augus, IS.
II Iri rs.
Iileeukee and Return, $3.50;
August - aud %,
IT, POULAND, return, $1,000 August
% pri 80.
f-D- Through slgeplrg cars; cool
abu delightful trip through the noun.
tquI, meut.
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w X s.

Twenty words Tor Ines Inserted under
his heliing, once for loo, ,igies Jor 2lci
Que ucek y0r 5Oc5 one month JoT 600 per
line No 3D. taken for less than lbc'
Wanis Of more than lines same proper
aonats rate. Advertise ard ger resaiiA
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Baldnyas IL either hereditary %
caused by sickness, mental exhaustion,
wearing tight hlting hatp, and by
ovofwOrk and trouble. Halls Hair
Remover will prevent II.
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w * N rs.

Troay 'oor,i' TOR o hae,l insertod m.is,
mis hcadHg, once Ior Zoe, hrics JJT 2ici
ono ircet Jor tOci one month for 600 per
iHe No ad taken Jor less NaA ljr.
Wants Of more than o iHci sane proper
hoHdtc rate, Adrertse anil ger results.
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Tho direct hao 10 IL iusas CITY, ~.
Louis AMI Atlantic srabOArd, Ia via
the Missouri Pacific RailWay, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ard chsit
carr, anu all connections made in
Union depols IA the day time. II you
ate going Ensi aud care Tor daylight
ride through tho grandeal scenery q
The Rocky Mountains on route, zee
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively fee to holien Of regular
Train tickois
IL, y, KOOsER, G. r. 4 =. A..
II MOfl1n Block, salt Lake CITY,
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vi ! nIl The J0pine6s village with her
m.Ioii ~ vol g every night HE week
90 0.InuIl.
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Nrilo vrur name rn Tue s'lvt-v
.'n.gat G'f0rli, the waves viii va h
10 out
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WANTGD-HELP.
PETTY a nEnKELRArws E,wLoYMES

PETTY 3 uEHKELRATIrs EMPLOYMENT
Agency
No t5s West second sontH. between Cullen
Hotel and rOHIUnra
Orcu hours, d. m. 90 100 % m,
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We want those who ucni gifia q, send NJ
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OUT once .rmomhur that we mate z rnhfFo
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dAYh y ltt girl does nltuIt. NtWabt house
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woman 20 20 North aud act o. nurse aud house
Eirls Alh per month We want n little nuTse
gir ll years old, $50 por week; Waitress inr
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waitress for Pork tityl pantry girii ErfuI
woman We want waiter Cor country, $50,
dishwashor, country, 3d. farn heToi lAb0rtla,
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J ,Agu}Y, ~! e !, ,..,l Mu,Ir HAVE KNowL;
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Fare 1rruIi tup, 90 cents.
Osplh orchestra ia bttendancs
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HOODS PILLS are eRsy to TAX,
easy to operate, Cure Indigestion, head,
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Irsr ro rLnAsr rmr rrnIIc

Nikado livery Night ni Garfield.
Beautifully rendered All al 81
Gslhiuy.
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HELP WANTED MALE.

UrANTED- SOLICITORS FOR CAMPAIGN
W Hook "lyan, soNnll Ant Trco silver"
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kdltpr omaha Norlds Herald, appointed
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mine Tor worGou. Only 49, The only
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Y AuY CASHIER MUST HAVE KSowL.
edge Of values. aud bond. NV. second
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MUST DC SOLD

A klCE . ROOM htdCK OF NINTH
"A hasti modvrn room brick on EAHt
Drive, and acyon houses on ttxth south. near
Main AT these properties have CycrJ cous
Nehlenee anu arc Ia splendid condition They
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on easy toFna, MhAo me an offer Tor them
tHA-, E. hONhu,
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INSTRUCTION.

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NJ Nam,
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WANTED MIS- oELLANEoUs.

LNISE HAHY PICTURES. CABINET SIZE,
~ tur ono day August o. Al work nicely
luishyd md gurrnteot, AZ mott reasonable
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I TNUsUAL OPPORTUNITY TO HECONE
u lawful physicians Medico, lCll Wet
tOugsrss street, Chicago.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-04-04
NOW IS THE CHANCE
To Consult the Famoms DIR.
Darrin While He Has Offices
In Boise.


DR.. Darrin's stay in Boise is limited
to only few weeks more, and parties
desiring his services should not fail to
consult this eminent electro magnetic
physician at once. The visit of DR..
Darrin to Boise is filed with interest
in many particulars. When he first ar
rived he advertised very extensively
and the cry went up that there was
some catch in it. Then he cured one
case that was considered hopeless, and
surprise was felt. After that the very
as test by all doubters. If he cures
this one will believe it, the doubters
echoed, and after treatment the patient
was as sound as a dollar. Then they
gave him another test case and another
and so on, but all with the same result
He effected cure in nearly every in
stance Then the docor's terrible rush
of patients began, and the stream has
been growing larger every day, num-
bering some of the best people in the
state A visit to the Office of DIR. Dar-
rin is certainly curiosity as well as
wonder Patients are carried in one
day, and after weeks time, instead of
being carried there, they walk in as
sprightly as young boys. What there is
about him is certainly mysterious, for
he has performed most remarkable
cures, as the testimonials we have here
tofore published have proved.
DR.. Darrin can be consulted free at
his office, corner Ninth and Idaho
staeets, Boise, Idaho Office hours, 10
a. M to p. NJ; evenings, 7 to s; Sun
days, II a. m. to 3 p. m. DR.. Darrin
treats all curable acute, chronic, ner
vous and private diseases of whatever
nature and makes q speciality of all dis
eases of eye, ear, nose and throat. ca
tarrh and deafness, bronchitis, la grippe
consumption, dyspepsia, constipation,
heart, liver and kidney diseases. He
permanently cures all diseases of the
genito urinary organs in either sex.
All peculiar female troubles are conh-
dentially treated. Charges low and
according to circumstances
and ability to pay. Most cases can be
treated at home after one visit to the
doctors office. Inquiries answered,
circular and question blank sent free.
N. B.-Through the urgent request
af many Caldwell people, one of the
Drs. Darrin of Boise, has been prevail
ed on to visit Caldwell for two weeks,
March 23rd, and remain
ing until April 4th, stopping at the Pa
cific hotel. The Boise office will re-
main open as usual, presided over by
DR.. Darrin, the other member of the
firm.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-04-04
No Room for Doubt.

When the facts are before you, you
must be convinced.
The facts are that the Union Pacific
is leading all competitors, is the ac-
knowledged dining car. route, and great
through car line of the west.
The line via Denver and Kansas City
to Chicago in connection with the Chi
cago & Alton Railroad, with its excel-
ent equipment of Free Reclining Chair
Cars, Pullman Palace Sleepers and
Pullman Diners, demands the attention
of every traveller to the east.
Ask your nearest agent for tickets
via this route.
E. L. LoMAx,
Gen. Pass. and Tkt. Agt.