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The advocate., 1896-06-03
Some PrOmlslnR New FruIts.

Russian cherries and plums are among
the most promising new fruits. Those
four years set are fruiting freely and
the quality has been far better than
was expected. Russian cherries have
sold fast at 20 cents per quart basket.
It Is one of the best peculiarities of the
Russian tree fruits that one does not
have to wait long for the trees to bear.
The excellence of these fruits for the
cold north especially will soon lead to
their general and wide planting. The
same reports are made by the dominion
experiment farm at Ottawa, Ont, and
there seems to be no question about
the merits Of any of these new iron
clad fruit trees.-Dr. T. Fl. Hoskins, In
Farm and Home.
The advocate., 1896-06-03
Kansas as q Dairy State.

Secretary Coburn of the State Board
Of Agriculture has just returned from
q tour of Iowa and Minnesota, where
he went to investigate the methods
used In dairying. He was accOmpa-
MED by President H. M. Brandt of the
State Dairy Association and J. X.
Forney Of Dickinson county. In
speaking Of his trip Mr.. Coburn says;
1.-THE more the subject Is given at
tention the more evident It becomes
that Kansas possesses the natural con-
dltlOns favorable TO an extensive dairy
industry. In several other States no
more fRVorsbly situated the creamery
and Cheese-making interests have been
built up to tremendous proportions,
and wherever the cows and their prod.
uCts have been fOstered the people are
out Of debt, occupy good homes and
have pleasant surroundings. Within
Q short time will make further trip
TO Wisconsin to investigate the meth
DDS In use there, where 75S creameries
and 1900 cheese factories are In sue.
cessful operation and the annual prod.
uct amounts to 30 million dollars.
"MlnnesOtS, with less number Of
cows than Kansas,is marketing butter
alone to the value Of 8 million dollars
annually, and Iowa has $50 cream
cries and cheese factories, the former
having $1,000 patrons and making but
The advocate., 1896-06-03

AG0MSy and Or-gaVlng Device Of q Well
KNOWN New Yorker.
Ex-senator John O'Donnell, formerly
b railroad commissioner Of New York,
has devised system Of steel-track high
ways which he hopes to see adopted
BY the rural communities of the country
as 9 set-OR to high freight rates by rail-
ways.
On an ordinary macadamized high
way, two steel cutters, each FIVE inches
wide and half an inch deep, are laid ON
longitudinal stringpieces and cross
wooden tiesata width of 4 feet S1s inches
from center to center. To insure per-
feet drainage, side channels are con-
Quoted at frequent intervals from these
cutters to the outside of the road.
Mr.. O'Donnell quotes from the De-
cember bulletin of the road department
at Washington to show that 513, 9,227
tons of farm products were hauled over
country roads in one year at cost Of
$685., 100000, or about "a per cent. Of the
total value Of the products. Nearly
two-thirds Of this amount could be
saved by good roads.
The following example Is quoted by
Mr.. O'Donnell to show the prospective
advantage to be gained from the use Of
steel-track cutters:
"At point on q connecting lateral
road with the New York Central, 20
teams in the fall Of the year delivered
20 loads Of cheese from the factory 10
miles from the railroad. The average
load was 1900 pounds. 1t took all day
to deliver the $4,000 pounds Of cheese
and return. On q steel-track road that
cheese could have been delivered by one
team in less time and in better condi-
tion, thereby saving 10 teams and 10
men, fairly worth $57. But this Is not
all. This cheese was shipped to the con-
Meeting point on the Central, SO miles,
ut 20 cents per 10O-$64. On q steel
track road three teams would have de-
nVered 1t and returned in three days at
$3.50 per day, or $3.50, saving $3.50
and, II loaded back at the same rate
the total saving would be $66. The mar
ket price Of the cheese at cents per
pound was 1856, and the loss by reason
Of roads and rail charges was over one
third the price obtained"
Mr.. O'Donnell calculates the cost oi
making q single steel-gutter track road
at from $4,000 to $4,000 mile.
The advocate., 1896-06-03
GOOD ROAD HINTS.
NomO ThingS That Are ESSentlAl to Per.
Manent improvement

Some ThingS That Are Essential to Per.
nnAnent improvement
Until we have q radical change in the
system Of highway laws and highway
management much improvement would
result In the condition Of roads II the
commissioners and overseers would zee
to Is that the side ditch on the upper
side Of the road il opened to a proper
depth to carry all the water in the
spring and sluices put across at proper
intervals to let the water away from
the road, and especially that the road
bed be made higher than the ditch
and not 80 wide and nat as In many
cases they are. Many and many q rod
Of road IL nothing but mudhole, and all
because Of care1essness In not lowering
the side ditch and raising the roadbed.
Again, many rods Of road are some
times made muddy by not making
Water bars across the road to turn the
The advocate., 1896-06-03

ter from $4,000 COWS. What these
States can do, Kansas, with its wealth
of grasses, and grains, can in time
easily approach, If not surpass."
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The Felgnius Of Death by Animals

This habit OF felguing death for the
saks Of protection eau DO observed
among many OF the lower animals,-
animals which differ widely In family,
genus, aud species. Indeed this
habit Ia to be observed ia creature,
microscopic In siEo anu Of exceedingly
low organization, aa we'll NJ IA those NJ
high In the scAlS OF animal lie as man
himself; for even man does not
hesitate, on OechslOup, to avail himself
OF this natural subtvtiuge when he
thinks ID Will aid In tho preservation n
his lie.
with the aid Of the microscope one
eau observe and study the natural his
tory OF the minute animal world which
otherwise would remain n closed and
unread volume. This instrument has
shown me, beyond cayil, that creatures
a. low Ia scale as aoliuopntyAnf, very
minute, microscopic anlmalculcs, ptaC-
tice deaIh.feiguing when surprised by
IN enemy from which they cannnt
otherwise escape. Thus, 1 have re-
peAtodly seen AoGinopntyAns fold their
delicate hAir-liho legs or ella Hnd sink
20 the bottom OF their miniature lake In
drop OF wateT) when approached by n
watsT.lOuse, which pfeys upon them.
They remain to all appearances abso.
lutoly without life until the wafer.
louise swlms away, when they unfold
their ella ana 20 back 10 their feeding
grounds,-a Ut u waIet-wred, ot mos
or decAyod wood.-Jhmes Weir, N
June Lippincotps.
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1t is common

for rascals to talk fine, and to
use the language Of honorable
men to cheat with.
"The devil can cite Scripture for
his purpose"
But they do not back their
tales with MONEY lack If y0a
wart IL; and have you not
noticed that, every time VIC
praise SehiiliRgs BrSftea, we
say: "YoHy mosey 6aek If
y0a GoHf think SO tee -
Whatever we arc or are
not, here is our olfer-through
your grocer-toay money 6aeh
u y0H waHi n.
Ask your grocer before you
buy the tea.
Also pure and noney.backcd: .Se&R.
h7C' 3 BSifcotec, bakingpowdcr, soda,
spices, and Aavofing extracts.
Disabling - Company .Sla E,aaG.ie,
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NUN YON'S
Improved Homeopathic
REMEDIES
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with Munyon's Guide TO Health and
sIunyon Family Medi-
cine Chest In the
House You Can
AVOID LONG SPELLS OF ILLNESS.

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rheumatism, tnko Munyon's Rheuma-
be gone In a few DAYS. n YOU have
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Cure or the Cough euro, aud 80 on, NO
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remedy recommended in the "Guids.'
Where you ara In doubt % personal 10 tor
o Professor Munyon, ljl' Arch street,
all be- answered, with FREQ medical al.
rico for any di.eato
"a A.. nav ggtsrs=a5r . HOrTLE.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE 10 ilEHkni GIVEN, THAT IN
~ accordance with aud under the power
aud authority rrautnt by that CERTAIN
trust deed, uiaie the 2lri day u August IsiL
" The uudursiEued trustees, by Mary e.. Mi.ls.
Iuugh aud = MilisuagEa boz husband. aud
recorded AuFuat a. ltH4 10 book "IA" %
mortgages, on usEuai1 Of the records 81 haIt
Lhto tognty, Utah, the undersigned trustees
Will Offer tor sale ana cell 10 the highest bidder
Tor cath, NJ the south mont door OF lhU joint
CITY and County building In tay
" Court house Of salt iaEo County. Titan.
ON the lHtu day OF June, ls.t az "a O'Clock
noon ~ faid day, All the fohi gstAte hereinafter
described, 70 pay and discharge the murhtcd
urss secured by sAid trust deed, nni the amount
II taxes paid uu fulu real estate hY tho holder
~ sad Indebtedness and interest thereon, aud
reasonable attorneys tee. and tie costs u
this notice, and expenses - sale, ~Aid sale
being nt the request ~ tho holder % SAID Ion.
dehtodueas, anu because ~ the full maturity
aud uuuspaymcnt 81 tue said indO0todnUHss
fllloWas
Commencing AZ tho southeast corner Of los
sin block a ot plat ~, sat Lake Guy survey,
Hud running thence west D. rods, thence norm
rods, thence east 70 rods. thence soutu d rods
thence east rucs, and thence south foda 10
plaza OF commencement Also, commencing
e rods west and rods south of me northeast
corner Of lot il IN block 20. OF Five Acre piAt
-" nig ticid suryey, ard running thence
east US tods, thence south ~ feet 10 begin.
uinE o. !. nAllhnulll,
SIMON hAMbEisGER.
dated MAY 2nth. lsns.
tFirst publication. May 2ist, 1874
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OGDEN.
0oDKs, UrAu, JuSn ., 1925.
function City Items.

O. A, smurthwalte Produce Go.
Hled q suit 10 the Second district court
Yesterday against the Bear River
Irrigation and Ogden Water Works
company, 10 recover damages Ia the
sum Of s67s.74. The plaintiff con.
tr,otsd Tor 10, 600 bushels Of wheat nj
~ cents per busnel, the defendants
falling to supply said notwithstanding
to contract
Hon. whitelaw Reid Of the New
York Tribune and ID. q. NH, ihs,
banker, came In from tue West anu
conunued East.
The Htnderson.Bfinker street rail-
way company has been given ten dsy'
By the city council 10 remove its rails,
which are the cause OF frequent
accidents.
OGDEN, although infested by =
swarm Of big, strong, healthy looking
ttamps, has got TO be very poor place
Tor such to OBTAIN a living by begging.
The good, kind ladies invariably
answer their petitions for food by u
references to Ogden canyon, where
there Ia plenty Of good, substantial
food, and employment TO sharpen tue
appetite. There 10 now no need lot
men able 10 work 70 beg for food Ia
Ogden. The Power Dam company
will only be too pleased TO employ all
such who are williog % work.
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Marvellous Resuits.

From q Lester written by Rev. j.
uundefman, Of DimondAls, Mich,
We arv permitted 10 make this extfacti
~ have no hesitation la recommend.
ina Dr.. Ring's New Discovery, as the
results were almost marvellous in the
csss Of my wife. While sAs pastor
Of the Baptist Church nj Riyss Juno.
ton she was brought down with Pntu.
moo \ succeeding La Grippe. Terrible
paroHysms OF coughing would last
hours with littlo interruption and Il
seemed ~ n she could not survive
them. A friend recommended DE-.
King's New Discovery; Il was quick
iu lie work and highly satisfactory In
results" Trial bottles flee NJ z. &. 81.
|. drug department. Regular sizo 800
and ti.OO.
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sHERlFF's SALE.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ puuuant 10 an order Of sale and decree
Of foreclosure 10 me directed IRON the lhifd
Judicial District court OF the ttato u Utah.
ing wherein Ntphi s. TAYLOR aud Mar s.
Taylor are plniuuua and Jcdtdlhh ~. Give,
Mar +. Give, he wife. J B, Cameron fnn iuAs
hella ~. stevens ars dsiuadauta, 90 which sat-
decree ami order uf tu'o reference Do hereby
maze, / shall expose tor uaIr Al public suction
90 The highest bidder Tor Casn, ~ thr wrs'
front door Of the County Court house iu The
vlY o. salt lAke, CouuiYot salt Lasc. -ta,e
of Utah. on the Oh day " June, 4. - $50, %
~ O'Clock noon Al tic right, title, claim and
Interest OF Jedcdihh ~ Give, Mary r. Give.
bic wife j. q. Cameron and Isabella n. HtUs
vsna In and 10 tho following described real
estate, situate lying ana being in the County
" salt t.Atu, stats OF Utah aud particularly
described a. FOL lows, tnwltI
An undivided one hair interest In and 10 tho
following described piece or parcel Of land
situated iu the county u Salt lake and stale
Of Utah, 10 VIII begnuing At Apoint twenty
i2Oi RODS oast uf tho northwest corner ~ sec
u1n thirty i've tliI m township one ~ north
Of range one lll west % rAlt Lake cridiln
ami running thence south thiTty.two lall rode,
thence east forty tour tiu rods. thence norm
thirty'fyo t'al rods thence west forty four
ttu rods, thence south three 90 rods 90 tho
place OF heEinuiug,hoinE part OF the northwest
quarter o. sad section thirty i've tl3l anu part
81 tho southwest quarter VI section twenty sn
900 IN township and range Aforesaid To,
gethor with ali tenemtnts, hofcditAmonts,
privileges and hppuftenAnoeH thcrtuntu be-
longing. 10 be sod a. tho properly q Jcde'
dian n. GIVE. Mary n ClNc, his vito, J. n
Cameron anu Isabella H. stevens. under said
order OF sale and decree In tie above cause.
Dated At salt Lake CITY. Utah. May lsth. A.
HARVEY HARDY,
nyG s. CLARK, Deputy shend
u. HAHniNOros, Attorney for Plaintiff
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NOTICE ~ HEWEBN GIVEN, THAT IA
~ accordance with aud under The p5vt,
and authority Hrautcd hy that certain tr.a,
decd. maze the ltth LAY ~ OCt0ter, lsli. a. ~
undursignci trustees, by Lawrence sards5.
aud Maud shudtfs his wife, aud rrrUrda5
october 2it is1i, in E0os "a Of N0ftsagsa
on PAGE a. u the records Of salt Lskr rea5i.'
sale ana sol 10 the highest bidder tor cash Al
the auuth front door Of tie JOINT civ sGI
County Hutdiurin salt Lake tIty ItaL ~
being The COUNTY tnurt house Of salt I'm
County Utah, On the sUth DAY " June, 49, st
" O'Clock noon ~ said day, all the real rsiaie
hereinafter dtacuucd 10 pay and dischrf.s
the indebtedness secured by said trust dpId
aud the amount o. taaes pad on SAID real 81.
tate by tho holder u Haid indchtuinras. Aud
interest thereon. aud rcalonhb.o auor1sy.s
fcOf, aud tue cost OF this notice and expen...
Of sale. raid sale being Al the fuquust 'uf az.
holder Of taid Indebtedness. aud became ~
the failure ~ the makers Of Haid trust dpsI A.
pay the interest upon .auid indobtcduosa aHl
the taxes rp0u taid fca tttato The times no
same became duu and payable. whereby no
whole " sad indebtedness has uoeonr one
aud payable. and no part thereof has teen
SAID real estate "A particularly described d,
follows
Commencing At the northwest corner Of LOT
number thfrc ~ IN block number twoutvs
three llIl, Of plat 80" salt Lake city sufvry.
anu running thence south four lll rods thsnt6
east seven 40 rods, thoucu north -four I,I
rods 10 tue north liho Of uaid lot thence west
seven 90 rods tu tho place II beginning. Goa.
tanning !s square rods OF land.
-. j. SALISBURY,
SIMON BAMbEilGER.
Dated May 20, lsJL TTuatros
tiirst publication. May q. iso6j
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NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant 70 an order NJ sale aud decree
Of foreclosure 60 me directed from the 1hifd
Judicial District court Of tho state % Utah
County Of salt Lake, IN a cause therein pend
INK wherein Johh H. tmith 10 plAiuuu ana
kmmA A. Lswis, Adminisuatrit OF tho estate
ut John ;. LAWS, deceased, and tmmA A,
Lewis are defendants, 90 which haid decree
aud order Of sale reference " hereby made,
shall expose for sale az public auction 20 thu
highest bidder Tor cash ~ tho west front door
u the county court house IN tho city ~ san
Lake, county u salt Lake, rtste OF Utah, Ou
tho OH day ~ June, a, ~, 1870, At u O'Clock
noon, all the right, title, clam ami
interest Of kmmA A, Lewis, admnIsiTatrl!.
Of tho estate Of John =, Lewis deceased, aud
EmmA a, Lewis, IA and 10 the following de-
scribed real estate situate, lying and being 90
The county Of SAT- Lake, State VI Utah aud par
uculAfly described ~ follows, 10 wit
All OF the south half Of lot eight lsl 10 block
i've thl, plat D., SAT- Late city survey, situated
IN salt Lake CITY, County OF salt Lake and
state u Utah, 10 be- sold NJ tho property "
Emma A, Lowif, administrator or the estate
Of John Lowe, deceased, and Emma A.
lewis, under said order of sale aud dooree IN
the above cause.
Dated At SAT- Lake city. Utah. May i!th,
A. u. lspt
HARVEY HARDY. sheriff.
ny q, n CLARK, deputy hherin.
y. HARRINGTON, Attorney Tor flainuH,
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In ar GOT by Che foncc, The bottom rli;s
can bo laid ~ To- 90 inches from tho
ground. In this position the rails will
last longer than II resting on the ground
or ON fiat Stone near II. Five or slN
rails. we'll secured by stout stakes. will
make % fence that will keep most kinds
Of stock from getting over 10, though IL
Is best always Co hosurc. a blrhud wire
at the top will prevent most stock from
making tho attempt Tho trouble with
wiro fences ig that when strung on posts
without rails un animal that Is playing
or running cannot 500 tho wires until It
becomes ontunpled IN them. and then
its Efforts % escape only mako matters
tyUfEH
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Notes and Personals.

The water In Provo river 10 not quite
20 high ~ II has been for two or tniue
daye past. It's tho opinion OF many
that the rapid rise was mostly due a.
tho heavy rains, and that tho wnttT
will again rise In few days ~ a Tstu..
OF warm weather.
Alex wilkins went to Annabella
this morning; bis fathor.in.lhw, Edison
Barney, who IA visiting relatives thefr,
will return with him.
Five tramps were glvou ten day,
each for vagranoy, yesterday, by Jus
tice Saxey.
Eight thousand rainbow and eastern
brook tfout were received yesterday
from the national hatchery Ia LrAJ-
willie, by County Fish and Game Com
missioner Newell, aud placed IN Utau
Lake.
Albert Auowsmith Of PAyson, aged
30, ahd Emily salisbury " iTovU,
aged 10, nave received u marriage
license.
Rhoa will appear in the Opera
house Monday evening, June sIh.
Fred Nelson, publisher Of the riu,ic
Miner anu the Nepni Times, was IN
Provo yesterday.
Sheriff Saunders Of Davis oouaiy
came down yesterday alter HefmsB,
who broke jail In Pennington a shor,
time ago. Mf. bAuudufs states that
Herman stole horsc aud cart after he
lott jail.
Letters OF naturalization have been
Issued TO Sarah Harmon IN the estate
Of James Hsber harrl.on, deceased.
Yesterday, IL. $, Pyns assumed the
duties Of steward Of the Insane nsy-
Inr,n and L l. EIIlrr lnnsn of lAnILnr.
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NOTICE rs Hereby GIVEN THAT IN
~ accordance with anu uudHr the power
and authority granted by that certain trust
deed, made tAe ard day Of October, l-ll. To the
undyTslgueu trustees, By a. 4. ilAslr0uck and
EyA llHshTuurk biz wife, and recorded October
iyth, 1891, iu BOOK "8A" OF Mortgages, on page
~, 81 the records of salt Lake County, utah,
the uudertlHued trustees will offer Tor sals
and sell 10 tue highest bidder for cash. at tile
bouth front door % the Joint tity and County
building. To- rHlt Lake cry. uuh, that being
the county Court House Of Salt LakC County
utah, on the gtlh day u June, lsg6 al X
o'ulucs nOOu OF said day sli the real estate
hereinafter described, % pay and discharge
tho indebtedness secured by said trust deed
and the interest thereon, ana tho taxes maid
upon thid real estate by the holder Of said IN.
uchtDdnrss, aud reasonable attorneys fees,
and mo costa ~ THIS notice and expenses OF
talu, SAID sale viii be- made VI the request Of
the holder NJ Haid indebtedness, and because
Of default la the payment OF SAID indebtedness
a. maturity,
said real estate 10 particularly described rs
f0NuWH Al Of lots numbered thrtyruye t35I,
thTtYssiN 900 and thirty seven go, la block
No. one tll in Marion Park. BENG HuhdI,
vision " lots twelve il2l and thirteen (ill IN
block fourteen tlD ~ i've acre pint"A !" Zig
Tield survey, -. j. NAilhuunN.
SIMON BAMBERGER.
Dated MAY 20 1890
lIsI publication, May %. 1870,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE ts HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting Of the board Of directors Of
the EidOradO God Mining Company on the
18Th day Of May, 1885, an assessment Of one
hAlf cent per share Was levied upon tho capital
STOCK 81 the corporation payable W once TO
tue untofaIgnod treasurer uf tho corporation
A. ii4 unlrus NOH. 20 ana n Commercial Hlouk
cat Lake cry, ltHh Any stock upon which
the assessment remains unpaid on tie 10Th day
OF juuo. 1870, VIII be- delinquent and Adyor.
tistd tor ruU nt public auction, and unless
payment h. made before will DO sold. or 30
much thereof o. may be necessary, on the 10Th
day of July. 1870, ~ pay the delinquent Assoss.
mont together with The cost OF advertising
and expenses OF uule.
Dated this lglh day Of May, lqd
FRANK n WILKINSON,
Treasurer Of the Eldnrads Gold Aiming Com.
pany, Nos 20 and - Commercial Block, sAlI
LLEs Cay, ugAh.
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LITERARY NOTE.

TAoie Tslk, the little magazine
which upholds womAn's interests by
being "up.to.dale" In things pertain.
iuV 10 the home, and especially thinss
having reference 10 the dining room
aud Kitchen. nsain shows IT. progfet.
siveness throughout the current issue.
ils timely articles on Scamp Life for
bifls,n TX indergAriun Ia Neighhor.
nooi work" "German Markets, -
"Summef Dessettt," 10 addition to II g
regular departments to1iti1ing r..
clpea menus ard ebtatainmen .
makes the June number Of special
value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-02

Electric Buffers Ia y medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more
generally needed 10 the Bpring, when
tho lAnsuid exhausted feeling pre-.
walls, when ths liver IL torpid and
alternative Il felt. A proper use Of this
msiioiue has oitsn averisd long and
fatal bilious ievefs. No medicine will
act more surely In oountorsoting q
freeing the system from the IN iiarinl
poison. Headache, Indigestion. Con.
,iirstioD, DisEiness yield 10 Electric
Blttefs. Ouly nifty cents = bottle.
Z. q. AZ. l. drug department
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straIrh, ro., .pd RAN Fence.

Farmers whose rnil fences ure bocom-
ing dilapidated can, with some labor
aud but little cost, mako thom bottor
than ever by taking down the worn
fence aud using the bost rails 10 make
Quo IN straight line. IL will need
stakes on each side NJ the ends Of each
rail driven into tho ground and faston-
ed with ono or more wires near tho top.
IL only cattle and horses arc 90 be kept