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Local Time able.
Chicago, Milwaukee d 81. PAul Railway, which
took effect, sunday, Auguet Is, 1895:
TRAINS come EAST.
Passenger, No.4, departs 10 20 .. m.
Freight, No. 81, departs 800 .. m.
Freight, No. "a, departs Z 30 p. m.
TRAINS come wBsr,
Way freight, No. 81, departs 1850 p. m.
TRAINS FROM THE EAST.
Passenger, No. 1, arrives ABS p. m.
Freight, No. "a, arrives 49, .. m.
Freight, No. 81, arrives 1855 p. m.
rRAINs HaoH rae wBsf. |
Freight, No. ys, arrives 10 :06 q. m. e
All the above trains carry Dssengers; but
freights only when passengers are provided with
tickets.
Passenger trains going east make connection
At Kgan for all points south, and passenger train
going west, ct Woonsoeket for all points north.
MADISON b DsIsroL LrNB.
Passenger going north. departs 1910 q. N.
Passenger from north arrives. $500 p. m.
JNO. LARKIN Local Agent.
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Py.h,.,s to Consider tn. si.u..,o..

PyShboDe To CoDslder the ~S1tuotIo0.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2O.-As no railroad
rate has been given tho biennial en-
campment Of the Knights Of Pythias,
the supreme chancellor has issued .
call for . meeting Of the supreme Of.
hcers at Cincinnati. the 22d, to con.
slider the situation, and either call of
the encampment or fix upon . place to
which satisfactory rates can be OBJ
tainad.
J. w. Pierce, Republic, Ia, says: II
have used One Minute Cough Cure in
my family and for myself, with results
90 entirely satisfactory that loan hardly
find words 70 express myself "a to its
merit. / will never fail TO recommend 1t
to others, on every occasion that presents
ITSELF" FRANK Smith.
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Wanted, q girl for general houseworL
Apply to Mrs. A. T. Wolff, Presbyterial
parsonage, Madison.
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Weather Proverbs Relating to =

"
Weather Proverbs Relating to March.
Winds i'm March and rains in April
promise great blessings in May. AS
much dew as shown in March 80 much
fog rises in August.
In beginning or in end, March it's gifts
will send.
As it rains in March, so it rains in
June.
Is't on Joseph's day n9th) clear, so
follows a fertile year; Is't on Mary's
(25th) bright and clear, fertile is said to
be the year.
Adamp, rotten March gives pain to
armers.
A dry March, wet April, aud cool Nay
ill barn, cellar, and bring much hay.
Rain in March, poor harvest.
Dust in March brings grass and
foliage.
II it does not freeze on the 10th, a fer.
tile year may be expected.
Snow in March 10 bad for fruit and
grape vine.
March will search, April will try; May
will tell whether you live or die.
March wet and windy, makes the barn
full and findy. March damp and warm,
will do the farmer mucn harm.
"Give me q liver regulator and I can
regulate the world" said Q geniuA The
druggist handed him . bottle OF De-
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills FRANK Smith.
Soothing, healing, cleansing. DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve is the enemy to soree,
wounds and piles, which it never fails to
cure. Stops itching and burning.
Cures chspped lips aud cold sores in two
| or three hours. FRANK SIXTH.
Wanted, q girl for general homework.
Apply to Mrs. A. T. Wolf, Presbyterian
parsonage, Madison.
Don't invite disappointment by OK.
p~erimenting. Depend upon One Minute
Cough Cure and you have immedis&a
relief. Il cures Croup. The only harm.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Al TIfE uRAND.

Al TIM uHAND.
A good house, especially upstairs,
welcomed the Midnight Alarm last
night ani followed the adventures Of
an impossible villain throughout i've
aols. Tue play 10 well staged, In fact
the scene painter aui carpenter nj
times submcrgO tho author. Thu plot
10 somewhat orTatlo, everything max.
ing way Tor sonsali5nalism anu n law
ish display Of weapons Of oiisuse anu
defense. The climaxos Of the piece
hung nro lat nignI, and Iho great
swing bridge scene together with the
rostivc hosrcatt slUeds failed 70 arouse
tho anticipated enthusiasm 10 the re-
quifod pitch.
The piayOie In several Instances are
seen 10 better advantage than hereto.
fore. M,sufs. Pearson and JoiaY show.
ing well In tueit respective rolcs,
whilst McAlplnc and Dolly Foster In.
tfoduced some specially work, wheu
the situations bcotme too tropical
that was received vooliorOusly. The
Midnight Alarm goes Tor two more
nights at the Grand when the a. Y,
Pearson company leave lot tue north
west.
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foot has no superior in the nO.I No
ifavoliu' amusement enterprise, A.
Is p combination OF two u the W,rIu'
biggest Shove, in VII CO tue fatual alI
nrst features % bUth have been retained
'Ut the hi single exhibition. Advance
notices u tao show state tunt tho
Forerau comb nation is greater
Due every thing anu jar away and ahuau
10 all com ptItufa. lie tents arc larger,
90 rmpl 90 more people, 10 has more
lnlmals On stock aud ito l.s, u per.
iDfmefB embraces the names OF o.
majority of the stars % the profession.
a week ago the show Was In Denver.
Commenting on tue performances
thote the Times Of tNat city SAID.
"FOur flngs and Stove midway are
somewhat bewiid'ripg, even ~ cross.
tyUd man, Hut excellent perform.
ancus were given iu osch ring, ami
those seated in all PARTS Of the Rtrat
Hmphitheatrr c1ul so the show, or
some part OF itat an umuH. Pcuaps
Tho great feature OF the refi1fmalos ls
the exhibition VI the ifhi1ei ssaia and
sea lions. tho Intelligence displayed
by these animals be- WONDERFUL anu 10
view Of the fact that rnu is Informed
by books gud tfivelnrs iunt the stai De-
20 stupid be will lay tamoly ami sub
nit 10 be killed ny ufoves, tho ieais
shown Lass evening borIufsd on the
! Miraculous. Tbs lions auu seals aulu.
oily constituted bauu, playing on
various instrument. There was an
interesting exhibition OF hUrd OF
trained olophHuts. la this line, Fore.
laugh was always the leader, ana the
bulky animals, The delight OF young
tclligonto. There we're the ususl foats
aud TRICKS, and better than heretofore,
aud desire shown in every part Of the
ana 10 please The uu iunoe with nov.
| eitlcu.n
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Personal Paragraphs.

Mrs. Beck is located at the Tompleion.
W. II. spalding Of Truokoe Is at the
Knuisford.
Il. u. Hammond Of Altulla, Ala, is a
Walker guest
Tho Tomplo,on has L. l.. Markell and
valet Of omaha.
W. Nowbrough OF Evanston, wyo., IL
a Cullen guest
J.F. Young OF ogden q, registered Us
a Cullen guest
M. Maud Hayes OF kentucky is
stopping a. tho Iomploion.
J. a. Wright and daughter arc ogden
people at the Tcmpicton.,
George W. aud Mra. NJ. a. Hamilton
Of Omaha are a. tho Walker
Mrs. i. Tucker il down from Cald-
we'll, Idaho, aud at tho Cullen.
W. u. Ouiciult Of Plymouth, Indiana,
ia guosi at the Tomploion.
G.. J. Bassoi, OF Beayor Canyon, Idaho,
Il registered a. the Walker.
h. Clarno, a resident Of Portland, ore,
Is enrolled among the Cullen guests.
n. NJ. Harris camo down from ogden
thus morning aud registered at tho lem
Iiotou.
Chicago has representative a, tho
Walker in the person u !. G. Dunkons-
piol
~. g. Tavey OF Chicago and John e.
Gleason OF kansas city are At the Tenn
ploion.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. ". Maclirido and H.
J. Underwood arc vt the knutsiord to.
day. Thoy como IRON New York.
Robert II. Naun,on Of san Francisco,
Walter q. Cosoner aud :. =. chisholm OF
Chicago are quartcrod NJ the kuutsford.
Constable and Mrs. John D. Horod aud
son Of Pueblo arc In the city aud guests
OF Jamcs Morris, n conductor gu the Rio
Gando Western.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, CYRUS TWiTCHELL AND
W Matilda lWitChcll, he wife, and Cl.nt
!. Moon, a. unmarried man, did By thtif 90
tain decd Of ifutL dsied nc .sth dsy Of JuIy.
100, aud fceordtuUn no Let DAY u Au.Ust
lsnl. n TOOK Q Z, Of mortgages, pages 81 90
90 inclusive. ut TIE records iu Inc once %
the tcuiiuU iuow stntel u utah. CONVEY o.
william H. Dale, ~ trustee, tho following
described real estate, situate va the said rat
Lac county L an, Co W.T.
Commencing at point q feet wost Of ibs
northeast corner u los i've ihl, block ftFv
lal, plat "h aMt Lake cay survey uga0s
thence north iHi tceg, thence east 81 fttt 10
pace OF hsFiuuinEi
whi5h saii conveyance was made In trust to
secure ~ thu order OF The Lombard iuytft.
mout company Tho payment OF tho said tvrr.
lwttUh0ll aud MaultAJ. Iviichell and tIiat !.
Moons one certain promissgry note " tioa
sun OF fourteen hundred iltNOl dollar. 40
and paYhh'c AUGUST 1, ls1a with Interest there
ON from the date thereof NJ tho rave uf siy %
aud with ,nta.est thereon afior maiu,Iiv Al ih5
rate Of twelve Nli rtrcVnt PER hnnum, Uays
ah.e semi 'nuuua'lNi nnd
Whereas 70 is provided In sid deed " tr.ft
tlgt o. $3.50 NJ nciA, . IN the pay mort ~ H..l
promistofy no Q, ny a. inicrcit thereon. % ~
case - ufu ru in any u mo coycuHnh o.
said decd OF uust, the trustee shail upon enc
application n thu legal holder Of sid note,
sHll Aud dIauoan uf SAID premises, aud an IN
right tue, bsncni and Equity % Tgdcuplion
y
tIut Moon, their hOIrs md assigns therein,
90 public auction, at the place, in tho manutt
anu Tor thc purposes % Hai1 decd uf lru
stated, after nTst giving thirty tiul dHys' notice,
~ particularly provided Tor IN tAid deed %
trust reference 10 which b. hereby made Tor
greater certainty aud
whereas DEF ult hos been made iu The pay.
Wcnt % SAID principal note 81 So O, anu On tho
Uhymcn. 70 an insurance premium amounting
% 80, which said amount has been AuNHne a
uy The legal holder ul tho Haid note. auG thu
sall principal note uuu insurance premium are
atlll past due aud unuA.d3
Vow therefore, notice ia hereby given That
], tho undUrHtFhud, trustee a. aforesaid, 40 tho
rruucHtlnf the legal holder Of Haid note, aud
under and by virtue % the power and author
~ Ina ne vested BY the SAID deed Of trust, VIII,
on saturday, the .1th. day Of August, leo, NJ
rho hour ot ten O'Clock ~ the forenoon ~ sIti
day, srll the above described property, ami 90
tho right, title, hunont aud equity OF rCtuWU.
ton Of tho said cyrus and Matilda j TwtobCl
nu1 clint Moon, their heirs aud asaiFEs
thcroin, NJ public auction, for the highest and
best uricc NE samu wiN bring IN cash, az no
front door Of the County Court House, Do ralt
Lake CITY, In tho county OF Nhlt Lake, state ~
Utah. for the purpose Of rayinF SAID note and
insurance, aud all costs and eNpcnsea OF *
eouting this trust
WILLIAM II pALE,
i.st publication July -. lOi
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wituovcs, armmonod by or or bohaf ~
the state iu criminal cases IN the district
c1uun You Will notice that huvo rg 4
into this Htatuio tho word "crimiHnl'
and therefore hero would bo uu liability
NJ che SnlH Tor mileage aud ufeupanu1
of petit jurors iu civil ctsOs. tuiH being
iuHIat uhHI..H HHiinN fho county uder
suh.dIvisou q ~ COTTON lDa above TO-.
iofroI ,1. rbi- &C. tho only Law upon tho
sta 90 book relating Go those questions
thst De- nov operative, nll nih0r laws I'M
consistent llor0wIfh having bo0l roe
ueaI,d hv section 300 of tho said aci. OF
c1uro % is mal0 tho duty ~ iho county
attorney tU advise you upon those Iu0s.
lions. 500 subdivision o., section DIS ~
tho .amo bl found on PISS. go 90 The
laws OF i-NI. There i4 no Jaw aufhuIIZ.
Ing or difUHug bis uilr' 90 give opiu.
IONS Co county officers, aud 10 has been
tHn usual custom, fr m necessity 10 DO.
r.IHD 20 do .o, however, I have waived
tho rulO boz this Instance, and give the
aUYyo as mF opinion on this subject
have tho honor 10 be very rospoc.-
fully yOuu,
a. q. Bfsuur,
Attorney General.
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5 m and Gas KEN insisted on giving Us
g., which wc received gracious'y and
with thankful hearts. II was their first
contribution to any preacher. One man
who had never In his life attended any
other church than that OF his own
dcuomination-Ca tholic-camc out 10
hear Us, aud Others who had not seen
the inside Of church. except perhaps
through the window, IN nine years, came
out to hear the Nlormous also, and ex.
pressed themselves as being pleased
with our doctrine. Too much praise
cannot be given those brave and true
hearted men who projected US
Reader if you are disappointed with
the climax please consider that source
Of great pleasure is our IN cOntcmpla-
lion OF Gods goodness m the prolcc.
lion Of His very, very humble servants
X ELMER CALDWELL
WILLIAM z. PRATT.
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Iron County Record; We learn
from our PaTowan respondent that
John w. Brown Of that plscc, dropped
dead rom u patAlyiio stroke. THIS
l. the third time that he hns tepn
stricken anu II proved fatal. FIR
several ycars MT. Brown has been
quito feeble, being unable 10 offend TO
MS buiiness aiislIs NJ lao dld In former
year,. The deceased T. over 20 year
Old and T. one Of Parowan's early eut-
ilUre. He IL the oldust attorney iu
Iron county, and one OF the most
prominent lagytfa In Southern Utah.
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On question similar Ia some re-.
apecia 10 Ouo asked VI tho same officer
before, the following opinion no, been
handed down;
oPricE OF ArroRNEY GESEnAL,
SALT LAKE, CRY. Utah,
Julygs, 800
n. c, uullingor, Esq, chairman OF tho
Board 81 County Commissioners,
Nornal, Utah.
Dear Slr-I have before me your favor
OF tho End inst. relative 10 tho costs In
criminal cases removed from ono county,
on account Of a change of venue 10 an
othor, ~ TO tho liability for costs after
such removal, oic. a question Involving
tho Same points Of law was submitted 10
this ofiiso by MIR. Jacob Evans, assistant
county attorney Of your county, n tow
days ago, and was replied Ia nj tho
time. Section iG7 " tho county govern
mont bill, found ON page 5i2 OF tho laws
OF 1870, provides, "whon criminal 40
ton IL removed from trial tho costs ac-
cruing upon such removal shall be n
charge against tho county In which tho
Indictment or Information was found;
this would seom To soitlo donnitoly the
question Of liability for costs la cases oi
this kind;
You also asked to be- advised, ''by wha,
rule OF law docs any county become 70.
Hponsiblo for tho prosecution Of criminal
caSos3" In reply thereto Will say that
section 1865 Of tho same bill, " sufficiently
broad, Ia my opinion, 10 render counties
liable for all costs and expenses In crlm-
inh cases which arc not specifically
made n charge against tho state.
AZ 10 what was made u special charge
against the state ! beg To refer you To
section 100 OF tho same act, which IA 80
far a. 10 relates 10 criminal eases cOmpro-
bends tho following for mileage aud at
tendance Of pout Jurors, engaged la the
trial OF criminal CnHos In tho district
court and for mileage and attendance OF
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MINOR MENTION.

MI n. Bock'trom, dentist, whose
alyrrtltemuut appears els wuoTr iu
the NEWS, Gays ho uHa mHvul uI- UillCr
" Nc CAr,wrghps place It uuIursf,
rs riuth Main street, where he will
ur pleased 10 receive his ousl0mGts.
a new corporation came mo u.
,esteriay, Tho kuu'0ilfd mHn f
..a INCORPORATED WI h a CauiIHl tlock
OF 100000, with shares at 81 each. a
uvU.yoar lease utld by Mt. HON. o b
the principal item anu the stock,
r.'iuls are us iD'Iowsi q, s, Hon o.,
~ 81 .tuj janice Dl mining, vi
pTr-npW; Frauk I'm q, treasurer; A..
j.. ClnrB, secretary; W, G, Hall aide f,
completes the directorate,
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Charles lhicdu has had his last op.
pottuuity TO free himsult The G1yuf.
nor yesterday afternoon gtantOd the
Interview desired aud took the matter
unurr advisrmcnt IL ~ not nj all
probable, however, that any action
VIII ur taken 10 sbiold the condemned
man, and tno most that Governor
Wells can do II TO grant a respite until
the next meeting oi tho board Of PAT.
dous.
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BEAT Her TERRIBLY
Ms. PhIlbriCk Complains Of Her
Husbands Cruel Treatment
SHE WANTS A SEPARATION
On Mon From the ATTORNEY Grn raj
The Knu ,iord Hotel mpany lrcnr'
poralcd-Case Of Destination

This morning there was filed In the
Third district court complaint 10 -
d vorce case. The plainun IL Mr.
l. zzis Philbflck, VINO axis the court 10
annul the marriage contract existing
between her and Charles PhilbrIck.
Mts. Philbrlck alleges that che mar.
rled the defendant at Bcrwiud, Lac
Auimas county, Colorado, on Jauusry
rs, 1892. Since the marriage the de.
icndant has treated his wife In an iu'
human ana cruel MANNER causing her
great bodily injury and mental dis
trees. Particular cates OF cruelty ere
cited In the complaint, nui " u said
that Phllbflca threatened bis wiio's
llio and In March, 1898, when tho
woman was vi he struck aud boat her,
threw her dow on chair ana then Pre-
duced large pistol with which heswoto
10 take the lie OF the woman he hai
sworn 10 protect. The screams u Mite,
philbfick brough. 10 her rescue two
gentlemen who Knocked the defendant
down aud took the plaintiff away from
him. These men protected her Until
next dsy, when she WINS placed IN O.
wagon and conveyed 10 her family.
since that time Mrs. Philbfiok hHs
never seen her husband except on one
occasion. This was ht time WHOM
from the III treatment she mad endured,
sno was forced 10 go through very
delicate and dangerous operation, The
defendant was sent tor nj that time, bu,
has since remained separate Tom HE
vile aud has neglected 10 ptsVide TOT
her In any way.
w. T. uunlet IL attorney tot plain
tn.
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TOMORROw's CIRCUS.


with tho two groatosl Of American
oiTousos, monagerius ami hippodromes,
which appear In this city tomorrow,
como tho two bisgost herds VI perform,
lng elephants oxtant-thAt Of the Grea
Adam Fofepaugh show, which Ia tho
OulgtUwth Of nearly half n century,
collecting and training, amt tue well
known Sells hrolhUts' drove, which
includes huge aud remarkably pro.
flCleut mammals, FOmUihiug like n
score OF thum altogether arc seen la
the splendid morning parade, ana ap.
pear simultaneously IN the circus anu
thu hippodtomu races. Africa, Asis,
CoylOn, Sumatfa aud BjruOo are ali
represented by elephants " every hizB
hnd educated 10 an extraordinary anu
amusing degree " proficiency Ia
titanic Aud uiilluult leafs aud wonder.
iul aud lAughablu limitations. There
hrc military, dancing, posing, playing
clown, boxing, musical, ucfobatlc, bal.
nncing, bicycling, nluvTmhniU ana iun-
making elephants, Illustrating different
schools OF training anu Perfect In
original anu varied accomplishments.
some Of them are stupondOua creatures
ntlvasl century Old, while others are
comparatively hut bouncing Uables
aud W. playful uH Elttuuu.
Several oiiCunos have been In Bait
Lake this season, but tue greet .s.,
lbtgeit bOua tidu tented enterprise
travelling iu Western territory viii b
the one huTy tomorrow, Tbs Fore
mugh aud Sells Bros.' combined
shows win arrive early M the morning
from Provo. THIS circus IL the lars "a
tha. ever vfnHHVI Che m UuHtua UHs H
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DAILY WEATHER VANE.


Weather reports showing observa.
tions At $ am. toiayi
salt Lake Ciiy-BaTometer, 1890,
temperature. "; minimum, bs; wind,
east; o miles pef hour; rain, 90 clear.
Baker CITY Barometer 20 So; tenn
perature, 30; minimum, 90; wind,
calm, partly cloudy,
Cheyenne Barometer, BOG; tom,
pefalufe, %; minimum, 90; wind,
northwest, light rain, 20; partly
cloudy.
Helena Barometer, 9O.s2; tempora.
tufe, 81; minimum, IS; wind, south.
vest light; cloudy.
Miles City Barometer, 5000; tenn
pefatufe, 90; minimum, o., wind,
tAsi, light; partly cloudy.
WinnUmucCA-Ba Barometer, 80. 20; tenn.
peratufe, 30; minimum, ~; wind,
southwest, 10 miles per hour; rain,
.0B, clear.
Idaho Fallt-BaromOtoT, 20 49,; ten.
Teratufe, 90; minimum, bs; wind,
south; 10 mlles per hour; cloudy.
General ana local forecast Tor 3j
hours ending 3 pm, July 2Dih:
For Utah, ahOwcTy Tonight, fair
"Wednesday, stationery temperature.
Salt Lake cry anu vicinity. fair
weather. warmer.
J. h. S,uTI,
Observer, Weather Burtau,
TodRy's temperature isshown IN the
fac tlnilu thermometer given below!
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The capflCiOusnuia ~ hay fever and
thu occasional relief obtained from an
entirely empirical method Of treatment
warrant tho publication Of any means
which has proved successful, IN the
lopc that IL maY bu Of uao 10 some
other person M ictud with this au-
noying and Disabling disease. Febef
ui Hamburg reports his own cato,
which hal been ~ severe A. 10 ne.
all through tho summer. Hm
folitf was brought about from nc.
cld0nially noticing that Ia tue
winter n coryza was usually accom-.
painted with hot ears, which regaiuuu
tneif normal temperature when the
discharge from tho nose was eslau.
lisnu1. tie determined 10 Try n re-
vefsBd order u effect on the nay fever
IN the summer, ami began accordingly
10 rub hts ears until they became TtI
aud hot. IL IL now tho tuird year that
he has been able 10 lead au onduiaU.v
existence during hay fever season.
"As soon ~ the least sensation " IA u
mess in the nose appTaff, there ~ tuugg.
nz5i a certain am uut OF pall0T in d.
vars. "A thorough Rubbing OF tn
uan, nj times even 10 eontubi 3n,
has always succeeded In freeing the
nasal Iucla membrane from its con.
gtHti0u. The rubbing, however, musl
boz thorough, anu repeated NJ often
the least symplum Of congestion a..
turns 10 ihu uJsp. Since uslug this
mcaua | have been enabled 10 take
long sandy WHlgf, oii, aud even slcrp,
with Opun windows, or pass an evening
IN my garden without distress. Several
patients have had relief from this
treatment, always In proportion 10 the
thUTUughuess VI tho rubbing, and
hope by this means some other physl.
clan may ue ablo 10 give bis patients
the same great relief"
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New York s,ocE MARKET

Nrw YoHK. July Tho stock market
opened weak a. SHARP taruouai declines IN
International shares, anu lower London
urfrH Leather preferred declined o. 30
N'ts
Hear traders made q determined drive
against the general let after 10, directing
special pressure against industrial thafcs
which were influenced ly uufaVurthlu trade
conditions. Augar broke a. t's. The uurs
uuEiuu June Ftaiumrut showing dsncit Of
l.t,piH, was followed by decline in the stc@k
90 o., aud subsequent partial rally.
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Thrty.dve Elders will meet on that oc
casion, and we anticipate haviug good
time together. You will see by noting
our experience that poor beginning
bids fair for good ending.
Your valuable paper comes regularly,
and is read with much interest
tuDsoN /, IoLMAN,
MATTHEW SpEiRs.