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BUREAU OF INFORMATION.
Some Questions Asked Are Briefly An
SWerGd.
That Puzzler. the X-Ray-What is
It?-Some Facts Stated Con-
cerning 1t.

Eds. Record Union: Please give me
the address of the individual or COM
pany introducing the new illuminant
recently discovered, viz: acetylene. One
of our local papers credits you with an
exchange article describing the. said
illuminating agent, and / am desirous
Of following UP the ideas suggested.
CHARLES NJ. GROW,
San Bernardino.
We cannot give the address at pres
ent. Would advise you to address The
Electrical World" or Popular Science
Monthly" New York
Eds. Record Union: Will you please
decide a controversy between some
friends. Please state the difference in
population between the two cities New
York and Chicago. T. HAYFOR,
Sacramento.
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New York had by census of 1890,
1,515,301; Chicago, 1,099. $50.
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Eds. Record Union: Please state
the population of New York City, also
Brooklyn, from latest census.
X, Sacramento.
New York had by census of 1890
1,515,301; Brooklyn, S06,343.
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TO LET OR RENT.

1909 ELEVENTH ST.-UPPER FLAT
of five rooms; hot and cold water. APP
ply next door. mr4-6t*
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LOST 70 UND.

STRAYED FROM 2610 J STREET, ONE
sorrel mare, scar on left hind leg. Re-
turn to above number and receive re-
ward. mrl-lW*
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LOST-A BROWN SHEPHERD DOG,
white on hind foot, answers to name of
Tonic Finder leave him at John
Lodge, blacksmith, 1921 K, and receive
reward. mr6-2t*
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FoUND-A BAY HORSE, ON SEVENTH
street, between N and 0 streets. Owner
please call at Seventh and Eighth, @ and Il
streets mr0-St*
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-HENRY WAGNER, NO. 8,
gets the suit of clothes given away at
my place of business, 524 K street. S.
K. DRIESBACH 1t*
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LoST-BRoWN SETTER DOG;. LIVELY
disposition; wart on nose; white spot on
breast. Reward by returning to G. FLOHR,
Sixth, j and X. mr3-5t
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TO LET-NICE UPPER FLAT-IN-
quire of +. PHILIP. 62S12 j street.
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NOVELS AND BOUND BOOKS Bought
sold and exchanged d. reduced prices.
l25 Z street.
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F. NJ. CHADBoURN, MINE OPERATOR.
Mines examined, reported on, bought
and sold; twenty years experience; has
intimate knowledge of mines in Cali
fornia, Nevada, Montana, Idaho and
British Columbia. ONCE under Cali
fornia State Bank, corner Fourth and
j streets
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DON'T FORGET THE "TIMBREL
Dance" and pie Battle at the Saliva
ton Army, Second street, tonight Mrs.
Adjutant Wood leads. Tickets 15c. 1t
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ARCADE HOUSE, zoos SECOND
street-New management; furnished
rooms.
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HOS FOURTH STREET-NICELY FUR
niShed rooms, 81 and upward; also, nice
front suites. MRS. w. A. CASWELL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-06
NEWS OF THE MINES.
Tho Lover Mammoth Company Qus.ly
Developing lis Properties.
A NEw FORMATION ENCOUNTERED.
Tho Q mv'nl to Good shape and the
Ore d. d. Gciinr la,F Work
On The Exchange.

The Lower Mammoth 10 The name Of
q mining company recently incorgor-
nled Boo This city nnd male up Of ropts.
sensitive business men. It, rroperiics
ars iu the riuto district and develop.
mont work be- going on epnoe, with The
result that some good ore Il being
brought to vlow, nissys Of which,
however, arc not obtain tlo at present.
a representative of The e m any So
conversation with a Nrw5 reporter to.
DAY, said that the pro poets Of the prop.
eIty where very encouraging and in-
oideutally remarked that the company
would bn heard from before long.
During the short talk 10 extracted e.
letter from his inside pocket that he
had recently received from tho mine.
lott tue Information was conveyed
that the wofkmon nj the property had
encountered now formation, but
what tue o. nation revealed, tue cof-
fDspHndencu liI not Indicate.
The promoters Of the company are
quite nvofte 20 giving out news 10 the
public ana are operating their proper
Ties on the quiet, with tho hope In view
u coming 10 the 'front.' all at Once,
when developments will have brought
them 10 point where they can com.
mAud attention from those who know
ghat good mine is. Ten thousand
shares Of tho cjmpany'a treasury stock
recently found a market Ia the East At
% cents pet share.
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MmAl M nI.mor IN.
SALT LAKE CiIY, Aug. o, 1896.
, y,t,..r,, d. mae ff,tc.rt.

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug, 8, 1896.
10 whom II may concern;
This IL O. certify that /, JOtuph
WBGuutl0u, tuiug n iunrIuf Tor mon
uHH Unity ytars with hernia, uf.cf
having used several kinds OF lTussrH
only received temporary relief.
About eight ycara ngJ / uudsrwu
Hn Upur.ului Ihu doctors uslug TO-
kuiig, only received relief igT tlI
time being.
On June -u.h, 1895, received ms
hu. Treatment from ID. AN. BrrW.t
OF the Fidelity Rupture Cure.
After receiving my nrst treatment
ue hltgd d truss On my body, wuirh 1
WlIr Gay aul uiFh., CuiyIug EA
tftalm ME lu iiyb wei s. on July .5ti
1 received certificate from Dr.. A. 80.
Browne being completely cure.
While receiving treatment / ATTENDED
,u my uusluusa anu daily occupation.
/ nave DISCARDED NY truss, when
the urst umr va lhiIty yraTs,and l ftrI
convinced tlAt um prTmauun,ly
cured.
An desiTous, 0t asking my questions
Ina IpEarI o. lheir melhuus o. tTrsl.
muut, please call nj No,dj7 sou b Sew.
euth East street, city, anu viii
answer aIquvsIious,
JOSEPH WARBuRToN,
Bishop Firt Ward.
The Fidelity Rupture euro Com
pauy's ONCE Il raOms 1880 Ala
BIuoE.
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srho BuIl.1u.Beok paid ils ,pec nj
dividend today.
A car o. Gslrna ore was shipped
rom the mluo tOuay.
The ore chute m tho Buckeye aI
Mrftut IL now ABOUT ~ feet Wide.
Manager schUncG VI tho Dalton 20 q
Lark SIN remains az bis home, In
disposed.
Tho officers aud directors Of the
Utah Anu Gnlouh Miling cOmuHuiss
hal a meeting scheduled for tugn.t, .
noon,
Tue governing board Of tho miuinF
exchange held u special mutuug luIt
afternoon or the purp0s' q auluslln
certain matIgrl tuat required immolr
aie attention.
Tho Montreal Mining ana 5moltius
company NJ its Hnnual meeting hello
yesterday elected &. T.. Mason, pfgsl.
Dent &. NJ. Freed, viCe.ptrH,deni;
NJ, EUeze, secretary aud treasure,
suu Joe FarfUui general manager.
The company hss copper proposition
located Ia Beaver equity
R,chdeli Advocate Robert Thorn e
s1n auu W. -. MyrJs passed through
Rlchfrld Thur ~ ON their way from
MatyByaIe uOmr 10 Eureka. Tht
Con0mara prospect, concerning which
tnefe was great STIR tor a while, did
not pnn out 40 promised BY tue nrs
essays aud work has ceased. Nit.
Thompson h inclined TO suspect some
Of1 kuI dealing by some one C0nnpc .
with the pr,s1eCi.
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
Stations.

Weather reports showing obssrya-
lions at am. toiay'
sall Lake Cily-iiarometer, 29,7S,
temperature, 20, minimum, 6si WiuJ,
~ miles per hour clear.
Baker CITY Barometer, 1888; tenn
pcratuTe 90; minimum, o.; VIM,
calm; raiuing.
Chuyenne-Barometer, 20 %; tenn.
perature, 80; minimum, 90, wind,
light; clear.
Heieua-B Barometer, 1890; temporl.
iufu, 90; minimum, So; wind, south.
west, s miles per hour; cloudy.
Miles City-BaTomotef 1919; tenn.
peratufe, 90 minimum, 1s, Wind,
northeast, lighti CLOUDY.
WluncmuruA-har1mptHL 20. As; tom
poTaturu, %; minimum, o.; wind.
south west, lighi; cloudy,
Idaho talls-AnrumuleE 2p.sg; tenn,
Toralufe, 80, miuimum, %; wind.
southwest light; cloudy.
General aud local forecast for 80
houtsonding p,mr Aug. 5th;
For Utah, partly cloudy; tonight
and Friday stationary tVmuratuFe.
Salt Lake CITY aud Vicinity, fair,
stationary Temperature.
). H. SMITH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Todsy's temperature isshown iu the
lac simiIe lhtrmomeIur given bellows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-06

A Belgian harior named Milo, iu tho
Interest Of originality urutly undor'
tool, 10 cover thodistJuCo from Antwerp
o. Iulanls running backward
llr started from bw nE on Friday
ut 2iOp no., and, after many halts,
reached Antwerp ut 8p 900. tb' follow.
ing sunday. mud finished Die race lul.
ways haol,wurdl 100 % public house iu
thu Rue du Mldl welcomed by m
enthusiastic crowd
il0 had Tor this mru special boots pre-.
pared with the hoUIs ou thH front and
the fol,s studded with india rubber
rings
Although mmy ur0ulo interested IN
the affair attempted tU accompany him
twulkiug loo che ordinary way, they
one and ul wpu obliged Co abandon
him, md only s0me cyclists succeeded
Soc oseurtug him Co tbu end of hs jour.
upy. nu doubt with tuy charitable linton.
ton OF informing him u tho possible
and highly probable dangers uu tho
why. ns nature. mot furr-DDing tho rapid
Strides which tho march of civilization
has made, did not provide man with
ana eye h0hind
SO doubt had sho known that we
should prefer walking backward she
would have done so.
Thuso experienced in this kind q
sport aver it D. NOT without its adyan.
tugrt Personally fail Go fco the nccos.
city ~ walking backward and shall only
be- convinced whom 30 is proved Co me
that O. ruan, Thoroughly tired with walk.
inr forward, may usf himself ly walk.
ing backward. -ryarsU WUakIv
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Articles of Incorporation Of The
Nouh Mountain iuiug company we're
floi with tue county clerk yesirtd q
Afternoon. The c1pithi stock 10 $780,
900, divided into 81 shares ami Tue
rtHrkh0liogs, oacH OF whom holds rs .
600 Bnaros, are Maut1u A. Wood,
rhomas Il. tHiggiuS, WIN. =. Brown,
Frederick "a. Faux, John HoimriuN
ani John IA. Hcdg r TIE ofilcg =
arcs President, John Holmficui Voc
PRESIDENT, Mantou A. WOOL; secretary,
William =. Brown; treasurer, Joun n.
HcdgrL The properly VI the cOmpa y
cYuH,rls o. claims iu Egan county,
Gold Canyon distIiot Waite county,
New. known a. Giligan, dulrnu
East, Giliran West. san jose, Jcu q
LINZ, Centennial, CJiumtus, Amtti'
ca, Pine Tree, Eastern aud Sarah.
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TnE sro,Il uAnKIT.
Trading On tho Exchange furisE at
nsnrrssiuE Figures,

IEnding on tho Exchange TurisE NJ
Decreasing Figures,
Tmnsacli3ns on the mining stock
market arc becoming more uunufuus
every DAY, although II 10 readily ar-
Hnfent that rrhllznii0us Of caHu are
tho main objects In Wow, and while
.nis condition docs not aud strength O.
tHc prices Of the stocks dealt in, "
malI6s things decidedly interesting In
tho pit ami shows degree Of
Utisknsss which would not prevail
under different conditions.
The work on change today was
better BY ihr than that which has
Jskou place IN tho pic Tor some
tmu pasi. M6muoih slill continued
iu demand ava 900 shares changed
hands at so Oj,at which cure bidding
the stocE closei. Ajax also came IN
Tor par OF the days business and two
.tlta " 100 shares each were chtlui.
e.oi. TIE Sunshine stock met with d
transfer NJ SEQ.
Tmilng IN the unlisted stocks called
.0fth % good degree Of attention, with
the swansea stock ia the load, 500
.uufcH ut which were Knocked down OF
- o. Emerald subscribed 900 ahafcH
G. thp business transacted, while ID ~.
.ou met with sales aggrosaiuE 5000
haTtF.
Tine closing figures were as iollowG
LISTED sTOUKs
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Last week. anuau.r .is wont OF tHut.
utcturs vonUfally, hU Dropped 'ttl
rovaraprf A,sck, Asked u.Himp 'ee'l 90
of the q id Mountain anj haty vale
districis the ,xUrfIuucUI vUictan ie.
piled .hal be Do mover seen count "
vii ap Indications ore beiiur II
haaut the alfrhiat. DOUBT hut tial
there D. valuable ore In atundlH &c OFT
the hin. end believes bad mana %
mUut Is wholly 40 blame Tor thtir
not being twl Ur three lolm. nt
camps near Matysvalu and sevleL
HU aays great deal OF wofh uoh'
SHOWS tho catmafks OF taudetleci W."
have thrown money and LABOR away VA
wUn they uuu ssd wa8 pr htab '
DEVELOPMENT. Another thing ihhi hnt
proved drawback D. The ieuunncy ..
projectors 20 eNaggUfatr. Ivory HN''
p g pitaliattufns ~ a certain CLASS
mou iuvades hin with elaborate fluflt
Of lsbulously rich hIuHnzia thht nav.
been loo To- aud relocated scores do
timcs aui when % comes 90 mo ltlo'
they arc willing 90 600 fr hbylhln.
from q butro 40 90 $500. VI. ttaWiorl
has faith 10 this C uu.fy nnd pf'ph'
sizes that whom iiH real moilH pr.
known 20 will lr7p into promiucntn'
In ne meantime tUr lgiumatr mineit
she cnmp should mako n united
udlft 90 suppfrls fictitious fapoft
aud spread cold facts. within the pa''
hali-yoar, wtiiuIs 30 the salt Lax
papofH nave auueuu.ol the discovery
% a score Of mIuos wunaH ore wa o.
resented "a worth from $50 10 $500 y .
ton, Spectators read tlu accounts huu
LHH a mmNm 10 %
tho truth warped and themselves ml.'
led. such men rriufn home % give
Mafysva q biarE eye ia mining
circles, and tao district IL worse on
than u IT. namo had never appeared w.
print, Mr.. Crnwilri fays that when
you hear of any considerable body o
ore worth $40 ton That is not making
regular shipment, you may pos u
down that there b. something Wfons
somewhere. In proof hu oilers tneae
ngutos:
RJck that carfI5a 70 per cent Of lea
Il now worth about $3.50 10 the ton.
Given 30 ounces OF silver NJ $50 AMI O
ton Of the dirt h worth 5000 In the
demonUuz Il metal Bsy there n ur
gold Whatever in tho proposition nud "a
ten Of this ore will not s3i.O5. ID zsn'
! OF tohmstofa can 10 iuuuu 20 uaul tht
product from th, Vale 10 the RAILROAD
fof Is a ton, anu ~ the most viii su,
it through 10 SANDY. 5meiting am
sampling couldn't oJst more than 81.
sud 81 will easily niue H. Ihus CO.,
maximum cost 10 seun TO be- i-B, aud
that leaves an easy margin OF Us 80 o.
ton. One mau can broak two tpn-
day Of rock 10 load VI from two &c
four feet. hnd 10 the ually pf1ilt NuulI
be fl1 80 IOl Tor each man employed
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lnl

A woman boarded % street car thc
other day tn find an thu seats occupied.
She therefore grabbed strip aud
ftuUd, ~ fu passive % yUlh may b' up.
piled 90 thp wayinF swinging irTkug
aud luuging that aUH was Obliged tu ,u.
duro. Prr ntly tho conductor cmo
along aud demanded hor fare In nor
uncomfortable position tho woman had
smuC difficulty lu getting 80 hyr mrn
and extracting tho coin th0vuum, hut
thu conductors upiciUus CHANCES,
coupled with o. F1rly, thrice repeated
"FauNN' mudr hDr muu executive than
aHu might otherwise have Been Ihu
tb0 conductor turned to collect cine faro
Of % woman seated right undur tho
swinging sWuyiug woman.
Beside tho seated woman wCIc two
little girls, apparently % aud o years
old. and occupying Hoab also The
seated woman did mot oiior 10 pay any
futo Ion thm, however, and tho cone
ducior diluot domanl No. Other persons
entered tH. car, grabbed straps aud paid
full faTu There wlsuut room. ut course.
for nh Of tAuu 90 bu seated, but two of
thDm wuru certainly entitled 90 tHn
SEATS occupied uy thu children who hau
pHid no tuv. A. % tu add touch of
irony tn tho situation. thr woman uo.
couUWyug tHn omlIru presently saw
ni to Elru p into tbn swinging sway.
lugWuml1 l1nua aud Observe, MADAM,
yuur making my lltt'o girl very w-
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John Iseuerg who is charged by bic
vito sarah H., with having ,hruatousd
% kun hcE vas having n hear.
Ing trioro Justice wcnget inir
afternoon. The woman stutls 30
ttr complaint that at divcIa
tlmcs hs has threatened " DO her boil.
IS harm, and that he 10 dangerous
man. therefore che asks that he be
bound over 90 keep the peace. Assis'
tant County Attorney Harrington 10
prosecuting the case while Attorney
FIN tn and Nlo.sru are lJOting after
ths duiuudnn . Interests.
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UTAHG.O.P. ADDRESS
RECOMMEND wKlSLEY ELECTORS.
No in,r, 10 Bind ulv'ual Ac''ru-
Ivory hug Boo Zoo ant 'pn
Tor HarmorI.u, rIocclur..

For ten day tho executive commi.-
teo Of the Republican sIate clmmliioo
has been wtssu.as witt the lcfrlcN'
ing question Involve. iu ia1nlng an
nddtsls 10 tho state 10 .Yic9n pat'y
In the present condition oi political
anahs. But tho Ifuiioniial came
psign Of hand amt lhu address mu.l
issue. Therefore the committee ross 10
the occasion sud acc0mpl.sou the ta's'
The aidfoas was completed ioiny'
and At the close Of long session Of 'hc
committee was handed 20 Mr. J. J..
Dolly. chairman Of the State commit
too, t. get out typowrllon copi''.
The uocu mott was not sllowei 10 20
out until the typowrtet's copy thereof
vas revised; aud when Mt Dolly wa
applied TO today 'or the address thar
the NEWS night take o. COPY for 'hi'
evening". issue, no responded that 1T
would not be ready IN lime" 90 the
text Of tho Document was out q reach
TOT full publication today.
WHAT "a SAYS.
The addfeta 90 II fnally lsft the com.
mitteo's hands cuuiliuH about 3,DIO
words. 10 presents In pointed huu
oleaf language the view taken u tue
work OF tie Republican parry genera.
ly, and upon issuus which have been
before The country fnf year. 10 nlaO
gets down o. business on the pt0f uai
ton Of nominating pttaidontiai rlsctor,
which h unu Of the two points OF al.
sorbing Interest 10 Republican aud Oh
other votois.
ADDREssIs M'KlNLEY ELECroBs'
On the matter Of electors Tor casting
the vote fot tho pfcsi1outlal ticket D.
10 advised that regular party ulcclOtr.
10 duppoft the national party nominee
be put in nomination. TOTS, tho com.
miiteu h0lde, IL tho only hOuOfnhl.
thing II can advise, because Of tut
relations with tue national and State
uraauizaliunp. fhr Tafiy mus
no preserved intact, su1 the oummit,t'
could uol recommend otherwise uuu
be- consistent. This be- the idea rathtl
than Tue Language " the address. II
~ NlN WIN WI ANN lNAhN vs. NAHNAN p 90
nomination an electoral ticket g. Gus
tain the national parry candidates.
iSpivIDuAL ACTION PnEE.
For some time pas. there have bee
strong rumofs OF az intended niiom
on the part vi sons Of tho o0mmittu
10 Insist that every voter vino wUul'
not pledge hib ballot 10 Mcknlg
electors would 10 excluded Rom r.
publican party councils aud couvrn
lions. This would have ha th
effect OF cfowding out NJ thl
party host VI silver kcpub.
oans who stand pat on all points " Gu
national platform except that O
coinage, but alto firmly set again
thai.
Whatever may have been the dosif
OF some OF tho committee, there
nothing 10 the address 90 indicate
wish OF the Kind referred %. There
NO barring out Of anybody by rtquitin
the test OF declaration Of intention
There II full opportunity, q
far A. the address 10 cOncoruui, o.
perfect harmony on state tickets an
isssues, while no restriction IL place
on indivlduul action ~ voters oia1a
NJ Republicans anu accepted As such I
primaries aud conventions choose {
vote an electoral Ticket The r1mmi.
tee was unanimous iu ul0punH o.
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Papa Gust arrived from down town
We'll, where's Bessiri Why ism she
running to mout me, COS usualf
Mamma--Bossio has been naughty
and disobedicnL have had to deprive
her OF her playthiugs, and she has boon
weeping bitter toars In her own room
for tho last half hour
Voice Of Bessie from adjoining rooml
Tears amt bitter They're salt
Chicago Tribune.
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Beechams pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappctitc, sallow skin, etc,
when caused by constipation,
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all Of them.
Go by the book. Pills Iot and
ssf a box, Book free at your
druggist write b. L. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
Aaaasl'nl.s more than Goooo0o boIsL
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a PROMISING PROPERTY.

the stsmwindsr showing Coed ore ~
Depth OF 30 rect.
The StemWiudet 10 Silver City,in
the Tiutiu disliic', IL fat assumiog
grand proportions, for all of which the
owuets are duly thankful and highly
gutuoi.
Tho shaft at the property isnow
down 20 loot an1 into Shoot body "
ore, recent assays from which showed
so IN gold 10 the ton. A. development
work progresses the orc BODY Il Widen.
Inc out ani the indications are that
he values will become greater as depth
b attained. The Stemwiuderaecms 10
nhve u good future before II.
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spondency Weakened by disease she is
hstlUas and dull aud unit tn perform the
duties ni hrf household ot ihr higher duties
uf wiiUhuNd and motherhood NJ she heafs
children shy risks hCf own l.lC aud her
children viii Dee H'gEly puuy ard weak
There b. always danger ahead Tor such
woman unless she takes prompt measures
tucufr her troubles and stop che drain upon
her system
An uunuiug cute ut all weakness ard
disease of ths Organs distinctly feminine. "
found boo ur Wgfcp's FJy0Hitc Prescription
u acts directly and only on that one set OF
organs 10 transforms the woman tortured
with the troubles peculiar 90 her sex II Cts
her lIT wilchlOd Iud motherhood Taken
during the period preceding motherhood 10
docs away With thv usual diacumtufts ot
that time 10 makes the coming OF baby
safe and almost painless. Women whovant
20 know ali about the "llyolitr pfracrip.
ton should write Go Or Pierce, chief son.
suluHg physician GO The luyllide Hotel aud
Surgical Institute, Buffalo, A. "
40 family sHluii BE- without d copy of ulet1f
pIefgu Common Sense Medical A1tiaHf % tells
wuf. oi ur 81 s. HrH.r Hf thirty years chief
consulting physician IH Cite iuFlii" iIufrI aud
suy.ul Institute. at uunllu. N.H. % phys snr
Cll attention tl U|Hrn."# and NHaEu.ssHa OF Che
chapters devoted t1 tHH reproductive rHrs|lIHHy
uI women. THE h1Hk contain. over f.HHn UrHta
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plan 10 has outlined, 20 that ali 4
pubIicans could unite.
PROTECTION AND FREE SILVER.
The address Starts out with nm ON.
rhntir declaration Ia favor of pfli,C.
ton Hud free silver 90 essential 'uaiur.a
af success 'ul governmental policy
iu the United Sintcs. Iu.s trend
OF thou ht s followed through
out, aud b. Ituentcd 90 the
ruuarp and unlquIy cal platform
uIun which RupuulChus % the State
wIlltlund. Ihec.uusul Cor Mckinley
electors s not ouch DE- o. obscure Or
throw d1ubt ru tIr IrcU silver demand.
r0u REPUBLICAN uAmOEN
Tho EouIuI % the cll Do 90 unite all
R.uublIg.n iu tho Stale upIu
uvcfy Is.uu iu ius State policy
I'D exclude none u.clu1D OF virws uu
tua ruIuHgu goo ton, o. all p'inif
who wsH H0.f courteous ln lutuis.iuH
advance iHHfHnuon, were unit
rtu.u uu.rHf .I.a.uHiaY being W..N.
out I.uU...u.. All iuH thought aui
..HsIItfal % tn.t hos aruEIvru 10 Cue
a.dfHw OBJ. tom with TIE Wow
ui maintaining perfect uafm .uy iu Tue
Republican ranks throughout the
s'ut., ..i .u 'uo uU.t o. feeling.
srAIe COMMITTEE MEETING.
Tho * ..uUvs committee makea o.
caIl or tUo state committee 10 meet H.
Ils otis 900 Augu.. %, whom % luther
discussion O.. tuu party itsuou Will
como 10 the front.
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"And l Um fully able to support your
daughter sir, said tho young man in
conclusion.
81 dunno, l dunno, said tho pork
baron thoughtfully "Ilcr last three
husbands all claimed she was insupport.
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