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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-18

NOTICE N HEREBY GIVEN ny TUE
~ CITY Council ut salt Lake city, state "
ltah, ~ the intention OF such Council TO make
thu following described Improvement. to'witf
Extending aud laying sewer along the follow
INK named street ON the north side Of second
south street from ita Intersection with second
Eust street ~ litth Eaatatteot, and dCfrsy tho
cOat thereof, estimated % 81 so per linear ur
front foot ur two thousand i've hundred and
seventy four dollars, by a local assessment
upon the hlocks. lots. parts ~ lOis nnd pieces
u ground within sewer District SO !, being
the property, luta. paris Of lots aud piccCa %
ground within aid district 10 be- Affected or
benefited by SAID Improvement namely lots
I. 2. aud T. block 20. plat "ii" and lots ami
2, bloc on, plat IN. and lots !, 2, 8 and 4,
block q, plAt"A," SAT- L1tc CITY survey.
al protests ana objections 10 She carving
out u such Intention 20 make said improve
mtnt must DO presented in writinF Co tho city
Recorder on Or before the 2isl DAY Of July.
100 beng tho time set bY said Council
when 70 will hear aud consider such Obicc.
tons az may be made thereto
by order u the Uiiy Council 81 SAT- lake
Guy. STATE VI Utah, made tho giid day Of
juno, 1904
DAVID s. EMERY.
NHs.sa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-18
LEGAL NOTICE.

In tie plfIle, Court, Probate Division. Third
Judicial District, IN aud for salt Lake
County state OF Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-18

Defendant.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN pursuant 20 an order OF sale made In
The at0yn cutitlUd action on tho End day Of
June, 1894 viii, atlg m. on tho ltth day Of
july 1870, At tho west door OF the Olty and
county building Ia tho city and county Of
SAT- Lake. state u utsh, offer for sale 20 tho
highest bidror for cash, all ot the following
described real estate, 10 witt
Commencing ht tue southeast corner Of lot
Z, block !, Plat "n', sait Lake CITY survey,
running thence wet ~ rods. thence north
rods. thence east " rods. thence south three
rods 20 toe place o. beginning. No bid will
be received for less than 81, SEQ
Dated June ~, islG
JtssE G. LITTLE, Referee
T., J. DAILY, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-18

In the District Court Tor the Third JudlciA
District, CITY and County Of salt
Lake, state uf utAh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-18
NOTICE

Hue Jay Consolidated Mining Company.
Place of business, ,alt axe city, Utah.
Location 90 u.lCa, Washington
Mining District, urAyer
tOuutY, LtAh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-18

CHRISTIAN WuirMER.
lACou MiiirMuR.
PErER WHrrurR. Jun.
joins WINNER.
HIRAM pAgE.
losErit SMITH. sen.
llYRuN SNtTii.
SAMUEL 10. SMtrL'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-18
DAVID s. EMERY.
gltv ugrOFdrF



NuttCE u ihHEtN GIVEN 10 TttE
~ uwuUra Of property shutting on second
south street between West temple and FIRST
West streets that the undersigned we're duly
appointed by tho CITY Council of sat Lakn
tity, Utah, on July :. isi1. ns board Of
equalization and review 60 hear objections, 10
any, " tho hsHvstmout Tor the paving. curb.
Ink and ruttCrug on second south
street, from WUat Temple 20 tirst West
sWCots, being On paving district No Z.
Nhia asHraHmUut llft ia COMPLETED and sad
session will be- held tu tho once ~ the city
Recorder Room 900, city Han, for ave 90
consecutive DAYS from Two 10 four O'Clock g. en-.
~ each day, commencing July ef;h anu ending
July lsth, spi, both days Inclusive. Daring
said time the ASSIGNMENT llst viii be open 10
public Inspection, and any person or persons
feeling themselves urgfiCytd may have a hear.
Ing before SAID bouru ana Huid Board shall
have authority 90 make corrections Of any tax
deemed by them unlust
JOHN ALLEN,
HENtii y. HAYWARD,
W r. O'MEAuA.
D.. a. CAti1NTER,
D.. AZ LrPUOliOS.
SAT- Lake city, utnh, july sth. 1850.
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Maidio Alice Dya and Loretta Dye, Piaintas
W Florence bye aud Harriet kliIA bye,
nrfeudAnta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-18

order 10 show cause why order u sale Of rcA
estate should not b. made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-18

In the matter OF the Estate a job
Cray, deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07
SUBURBAN NEW
90
FALLS CHURCH.

A pleasant surprise party, arranged by Mrs. W.
II. Nowlan and Miss Alice Sims, WAS given Col. and
Ms. r. Z .BuckDer Tuesday night. Dancing and
other amusements were INDUCED in and refresh
nents served. Those present DIR. and Mrs.
]. b. Gould Mr. and Mrs. w. ii. Nowlan, Miss Eva
Birch Miss Margic Garner Miss NJ. f. Castleman,
Miss Maud Nowlan, Misses Alice and Vivian Sims,
DIR. T. c. Quick, Geo C. Birch and Johnnie Nc
killen. ...
Mr. Charles Weller of Atlanta, Ga, is visiting
his sister Mrs. George Carter.
DIR. A. w. Boswell Of Washington I'm town
"wednesday visiting friends.
DIR. ard Mrs J. b. Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +.
Church and Guy, NJ isS Addie NJ. Spnford. Miss
Ida y. Ball Miss COrrie +. Cooksey, Greenbury
Gather and f. NJ. Ball this town attended the
weddings of Mr.. 4. l.. Robey and Miss Edith Bready
and Mr.. &. F. Cummins and Miss Edith Deyer at
Hrrndon, Va, "Wednesday.
There will be n social dance at the residence Of
Mrs. e. II. Phillips May IL.
Miss Nellie F. Haw&hurst is visiting friends In
Washington.
Mrs. George Carter has returned from a visit 10
her parents AT Farmwpll. Va.
Mrs. s f. Briggs OF Farmwell, vs., is visiting
Mrs. J. v. Quick. g. g.
Rev. and Mrs ]. T. Barber and Miss Jennie Ian
ham. sister of Mrs Barber. left for Delaware
county, New York Wednesday, where Mr. Barber
has accepted the Passionate OF church.
Mr.. T.. j. Bcrcr. In the Office or Secretary OF the
Interior, has moved with his family into the resi-
dence of Miss Belle Aferrifi-ld for the summer
months. Miss Merrii1e!d will remain with them IN
her house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07
TAkOMA PARK.

At a recent business meeting OF the local Junior
Society Of Christian EndeaVor the following off,
and committees were elected TO serve for the
ensuing six months, viz: SuIerint endoBt, Miss
Mabel f. Bailey; assistant superintendent, Miss
Ethel ID. Mooeres; president, Edith Whitaker: vice
president, Nellie Atwell; secretary Jno. Adams;
treasurer, EditI Camp ell. l. okout committee
Jno. Adams chairman; Edith Campbell. Ieoua Bar
nitz, Willie DIdley, Nellie Webber, Nerna Wat
kins. Kate whitmer. Jamie Adams. p. NJ. com
mittee-iIclrn Whitaker, chairman; Gertrude
Burch. Janet Coon, Ban lie Atwell, MadEc Coon,
Elsie Watkins, Datus Coon. Linda wAitmcr. SIN
Gay school comm!tter-Iacirel Gibson, chairman:
Arthur JlHe son, Martha S""rin>tcdt, Charlie
htmcr, Wanda KoSI,k. Horace oi"Sorn. Alvin
King, Andrew DeGges. Social committee Edith
Whitaker. chairman; lt"l'I.ce ha-s.s, hahel
Smith, Chas. G"som, Pauline Bliss. Eva Lewis,
Wilmer Sm,h II n c..sorn- Music commtt'-- iIy
ron Bluiret', chairman llallir Mp1rcs, Grnrvcivc
kinnear, Annie Steers. Louise FJlmrr, Lula Long
ly. Josi. G"Sprn, Sarah Watkins. Missionary oom-
lnllec-Mafy Lang. chairman: Emma h"-Ick. Acl-
lie Atwcil. Arthur skinner GHsSic Hosack, Nina
Go@orn lirr,ert haslak. Harry ID eyes.
Mr. and Mrs. Cnas. johnson. with ghcir young
son, VII spend tn" summer at the Clagcu maI.sien
ON Iirl=ltw. Oh ave-uc.
The s.lui .nontIly meeting Of the Pu'lir Welfare
Asf"riat on WAS hid Monday nig't al pr. II. ".
Benn"tis. general invitation having tc'.U
tended 10 ladies. number present, 1t having
been decided that ladies eligible to ..l..r-
snip. A nnnI'er have sisnded 1Eeir intention ~
Joining Many matters OF general interest w.le
dscIlssed. with action thereon deferred until the
next. meeting.
The regular meeting Of tho r T. L. Club which
was announced for Friday night al the luin- Of
Miss Flor,ncr Smith, has been POSTPONED uHtu
Friday, tie 10Th instant. the same place wllan
Miss Maud Watkins ana Miss Florence Smi;h Will
Jointly entertain the members.
Rev. Jnp Van Ness las -pn" 70 Princeton. y J.
for visit Of ten days Rev Bennct a forrGrr
classnate of Mr.. Van Ness, viii occupy the pulpit
In the Presbyterian church Sunday at both IaJr1I-
Ing and evening Service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. nyrc arrivals located
at Mr.. J. Vance Lewis. corner Ma.Ie and Carroll
GN'i.ues. Mr.. Andrews and Mrs. iilood are sirn-
n r guests at the home OF Mr.. Roit. W. Best ON
Taknma Heights
Mr.. VIM CanI boil Princeton tbrol,s.f-5l SIN
dent. is Spending vacation with MS parrl;s Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Campbell Of Chestnut avenue
Miss E!iZabeth Sh1ld the young dauglro OF
Mayor and Mrs. Sl"di. WHO las hc.u s.rlD:,sly IN
Tor fortnight with measles. complicated with
OTHER srIlons ailments. slgrN< inii, al ION 81 inn
proven, M. aitHD"s.I stiil suffering aruttly.
Ih" sudden change from the ulrasaut warm
weather - rrSlsda! the raw. ,s,il and threat
cniig rain 81 tbs urns. nac,=sstat,,l a return ia
oyCrcoatS a?d heavy clothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07
Hats In German Theaters.
From the Savannah News.

From the Savannah News.
In New Orleans, years ago, / found that
it was much the custom to have a hair
dresser, or the hair dressed, for the even
ing as it is in Europe and always will be in
good society, when one sits in a seat where
a covering on the head obstructs the view
of those behind. The only place in Ger
many where one can wear a bonnet never
a hat, Is in private box, or in the most
expensive circle Of the German theaterS,
where the seats are not on a level. In the
seats below there is a law which compeis
every head to be uncovered. Small bonnets
are usually worn by elderly ladies ia the
circles / frequented, or black lace, draped
as women Of high society wear in com
pany. l think the large hat, with its way
ing plumes, is much out Of place in
church as in place of amusement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07
According to Their Folly.

From LOngmans Magazine.
I append a few al swers to fair corre-
spondents:
Lydia Dick.-For freckles try murIatic
acid, applied with a cameIs hair brush, the
hair taken from a camel which has made
the pilgrimage to Mecca.
Observation-Disclosures of dogs learning to
read are uncommon. The case which you
mention needs confirmation. Submit your
suffering cat to the new electric photo
graphic process. From the symptoms de-
scr!bed l fear she has swallowed a golf
ball. You might get it OUT with a nib
lick, but the operation is dangerous and
may be painful.
Recommendations little boys reluctance to
wear the knickerbockers made out of the
old billiard table cloth is perhaps not un-
natural. l do not wonder at his complaint
about the pockets, and his indignation about
the spot is pardonable in one so young
Harriet-In keeping company, the gen.
tleman takes the lady's arm and pays for
refreshments.
Historica-As you justly remark. the Order
of the Garter cannot have been founded be-
fore the invention of stockings in the reign
of Queen Elizabeth. l have never seen this
fundamental objection to the ordinary
legend raised before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07
WoMAN's PROGRESS IN RUSSIA.
A Medical College With All Modern
AppMrtenmnces to Be RuiIt.


Little is heard here of the progress of
civilization in Russia, but the world do
move" even in the cars empire.
The plans and drawings Of the Women's
Medical Institute, the new Russian col
lege for granting medical diplomas to
women, are, says the London Lancet. COM
pleted. 1t is hoped that the building will
be completed in time to open the new in
stitution In August of next year.
1t has been literally subsidized by gov
eminent and by the municipality of ST.
Petersburg. and private subscriptions and
donations have been neither few nor small
At present the whole capital amounts to
about $4,000 roubles nearly $500. 0g0) But
of this at least $1,000 or $4,000 roubes
will be required for building and furnishing
the institute. The late Professor Tchud-
nofSki, whose recent death has created a
vacancy in the chair of general thera-
peutics in the Army Medical Academy, has
left to the Women's Medical Institute his
entire medical library, containing over
1000 volumes.
The number of students who will be aG-
mitted to the courses at first has been
fixed at 125. Already over 100 applica-
tons have been received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07
DISEASE DESCRIBED BY SYMPTOMS.
knowledge Meow
Describe Conditions Has Contributed Well His Superb Mastery
Doctor MCoys Copyrighted Symptom Questions Citing
of Notable Cures
COPYRIGHTED SYMPTOM TABLES.

Hosts Of people suffer from the various malignant
poisons in their blood, which produce result from
catarrh Many other persons suffer from nervous
diseases liver diseases, kidney diseases and skin
diseases the result of irritating crystal poisons
in the blood. A majority of such sufferers do not
have definite understanding of the nature of their
affection The following symptoms were arranged
by Doctor Mccoy in 1894 enable sufferers to un-
derstand just what 1t Is that ais them. Although
written by him and copyrighted. they have been
extensively copied, without his authority per-
mission, by other concerns. The proper course for
those afflicted is this: Read these symptoms care
fully over; mark these that apply TO your case,
and bring this with you to Doctor Mccoy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07
DIR. MCCOY CURING DYSPEPSIA.

Il had been sufferer from acute Dyspepsia for
years There were at times distressing pains; at
other times it seemed like something was pressing
my stomach. 1 had severe headaches There
We're sharp. lancinating pains in the back and
sides. that We're just frequent and severe as
the pairs in the stomach. After eating there
would be sense of fullneSs. nausea and deprcs-
sion. seemed to lose all ambition and spirit
L could not lie on my back with any comfort and
woaid wake up ut night with these pressing pains
in my stomach.
7 was in about as bad condition a woman
could be In when j went TO Doctor NcCoy. He has
entirely cured the pain l can say I feel like an
other woman My appetite is splendid. 1 have
no more headaches. l eat and sleep as well as |
ever did and am very grateful to Doctor Mccoy 5
skill - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07
BRGOkLAND.

Tuesday night there was a large attendance nj
the Methodist Church. the occasion being a birth
day. party for which the congregation Lave been
making preparations for some time. The enter
taininent committee deserve much credit for the
hne program presented There wcr" vocal solos by
Mrs. GrDoncs and Miss Mamie HoIlidye a dg.t by
Mrs. Hollidge and Mrs. GrVoncs aud an instru-
ineital trio 10y Mary and Louise Ioldge piano.
and Daisy Clark, mandolin. The original sketches
10y Mr.. w. Hawley heartily enjoyed. as also
was the recitation 10y Daisy Clark and a piano solo
by Mrs. Groom"s. All who participated in the
program were loudly applaudad. and many encorcs
were demanded. The entertainment closed with an
anthem 10y the choir. My Country. lis of Thee -
Then u host Of pleasant walters, composed Of Mr.
Homer Fischer, MIR Harry Cooley Mr.. Homer Ma
lone. Mr.. Maurice Trundc. Mrs. Darhle, Miss Annie
Hollidge, Miss Dwycr and Miss Hattie Johnston.
served Refreshments. happy social time
then enjoyed until Il late hour When the many
dainty little bags Of various hues which held the
cret ages of Old and young counted It
found that nearly $40 had l.c..n cont rilut,d
The congregation is mach pleased with the financial
tie Follin and Miss Ruth Knabr deserve nurh
praise fo- tho artistic work of the lnIs. The
rcfrcShncnt committee was composed Of Mrs.
committee consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. l. $ Hol-
lid.,e and Ms. Hospital.
Yesterday evening there a lively contest be-
tween the Brooklunl, j.. and the University, Jr.,
base ball cams The score was l6 10 & in favor
and carnestncsS throughout the game. Tie Brook
land team is comPo>,d Of the following: Catcher.
Louis Julien: second base Harold Marcan: tlIird
base, William ohm: left i.ld. John Lup,un center
field. William Robbins right heId, Fred Ohm. aud
short stop. Alfred IIuiiidgr.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union had a very
pleasant meeting Tuesday night. First, there WAS
"A short business Meet ing. over which Miss Bessie
Lynch. the vice president of the society, presided,
In the abs, of tn" president. Mr.. fia"l"tt The
reports read 10y the various officers Interest lag
aud encouraging. The hands Of the social commit
tee OF which Mrs. J. II. Lord. ir.. is The chairman,
then took charge. The program opened with a
piano duet 10y Misses Lucy and Mamie Lynch fol-
lowed hy vu,al solos 10y Mrs. West and Miss I.
Lord rrcitatiunS 10y Miss En- and Miss Eva llurd.
cornat solo 10y Mr.. Herbert Marcun and reading
10y Miss Bessie Lynch. Every number WAS duly
appreciated and heartily "n"lrrd. The evening
closed with refreshments served 10y the young pco-
pie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07
KILLED BY HOLMES
Account Of the Grimes Charged to
the Man Hanged Today.
SACRIFICE OF Els PARTNER PlFEZEL
Pitiless Murder Of the Three Chill.
dren.
TRAGEDIES OF THE CASTLE

PHILADELPHIA, May THE murder
of Benjamin F. PuezeI, for which Herman
Midget, alias H. II. Holmes, was hang
ed today, occurred Sunday, September 3
1894. The crime was the elimination of
a conspiracy between the men to defraud
the Fidelity Mutual Life Association of
this city of $4,000, and the swindle was
successfully accomplished.
Holmes and Pitezel became acquainted
in Chicago in 1890. Pitezel was married
and had six children. He was poor, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07

AnacoStii. Inspector Il. and P. r. R.: Il had
been d-If about - years. After scarlet fever I
became stone deaf In my right While in the
arcticS / contracted 4 cold. Both ears be-
came hI'ily affected. | could hear Orlina "
conversation. would have 70 ask questions over
and over again. Their. whistlng and ringing
noises in my like engine blowing off steam
! could not hear tn. clock tick. Since taking
Doctor MrIU treatment | improving wonder
fully we'll l hear the clock tick several feet
away | IN woke pitched a little above n
whisper. Many things that daily prove that
j am impr1T NJ in n remarkable way. / even
hearing dull confused sounds with my scarlet fever
that heard sound in twenty five years"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07
DISEASE OF THE SKIN,

All Forms of Skin Disease Result
From PofsOEs in the Blood. TIL,
foisons Irritntc the Skin, Producin,
the Eruption and Humors md StaiI
the Skin.
rs your skin dry ard scaly?"
Have you shiny, oily nose?'
TO the. pir'ples itch and burn?"
us your skin sore ard cracked?'
Does your Skin i''h intcrsaly?"
Does your scalp itch and burnf'
us yolr skin rough and cracked? 2"
Docs the skin feel lot and snoilen?"
Are your nose. lips and ears hot3"
lave you dandIuf in your scalpr'
DO your legs feel hot and burnng?''
Have you pricklilg pains in the skin?"
Hare you pin,ples on neck and chcst?'
DO nose, lips and errs itch intenscly?'
do Gusts ard scahs form on your skinf'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07
DR.. MCOY'S RECORD.
The Six Years of Preparation.

The Six Years of Preparation.
Matricuant University of New York 1874
FIRST honor man in his class. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Winner Of famous Loom;s prize. February 1879
Candidate for Bellevue Hospital appointment
Chosen by competitive examinat ton open to ali
M doctors Of the world resident physician Of
nrns lsr4es a bellevue elected yIIin 1879
stefan to training school for nurses April iSSO
Served as resident physician to Bellevue .1S79-1SSO
The Founding of Great Special
Practice.
Study in hospitals of London and Dublin St Rar-
'ho!omews of LONDON, and the Mercer of Dub
Formulation Of regular trea trnent for chronic tro1
Formula ton OF regular treatment for the cure of
catarrhal. bronchial ard lung disease ......lsS3
Announcement of ur. Mcfoy's cures first introduced
voluntarily ny WeIl-kHCWn Journalists with pic
lures and interviews OF patients cured APRIL 1881
Dr. Mccoy treating over thousand patients 4
Extension Of Office facilities bv emniornon+ lsS -
students from Bellevue. 1856 1885
The Founding of IA System of Applied
Medicine.
The second visit to Europe for further hospital
Study and Inspection.
Serving in the laboratories Of Prof. Koch. ut Ber-
Study in Ch,ritle Hospital Of Berlin and R lSI
Formula ion of system of medicine based on the
discovery OF poison in the blood as the origin of
The system perfected by appca ton and exneri
tice Observation-Disclosures. $40
Decided that the laboratories and factoric: of he
Mccoy system should be located in Boston 1904
The world startled by DR.. McCoys Discovery of a
cure for Deafness. ............ September 1895
Location of a national practice in washing
ton......'. .................. March %, 1896
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07

DO you raise frothy materially
DO You spit up yellow Tlatter?'
DO you cough going to hed?"
DO y0u cough in the mornings:'
rs your cough short and ha"kinG?"
Have you disgust for fatty fOOd:''
DO you spit up little cheesy lunps?"
rs there tickling behind the palateT'
Have you pain behind the breastbone?"
DO you feel you are growing weaker:''
rs there burning pain in the throat?"
do you cough worse night and morning?"
DO you have to sit up at night to get breath 2?
COPIES OF DOCTOR. NJ, COY'S MONOGRAPH On
DEAFNESS WILL BE MAILED on APPLICA
TON TO THOSE DIRECTLY INTERESTED IN
THE CURE OF THIS CONDITION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07

Is face dotted with dirty little sr,ecks?'
Have you pimpicS on back or 81 ouldars? 80
Are the Jumps on face sore to the touchr'
Is skin alongside nose red and congcs:ed?'
Does skin OF your face look and feel o!lyr'
Have you fat. red-looking nmps On face?'
Are there scaly, Itchy eruptiOns on eyebrows;
HIVE you yelowish piiuples on your faceY'
Have You pimples on face with black tous?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07

From the Mexico City iMex.) Herald.
THAT umbrella you lent me yesterday
said the man who had just come into the
office.
'Yes?'
Here it is. I came to return it"
Dear mel" was the absent-minded re-
ply. Il had no idea it was in such bad
condition as all that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07

rs there nauSea?'
Are YOU costive?'
lis there vomiiing?"
DO you bech up gas?"
Are you light -headed!''
is your tongue cOated?'
Have you water brash?"
DO you hawk and spit?'
Are you nervous and weak
do YOU have sick headaches
DO you bloat up after eatins?"
Is there disgust for breakfast
Have you distress after eating:
rs your throat filed with slimc?'
DO you at times have diarrhoel:''
rs there rush of blood to the head
is there constant bad taste In the uiouthT'
us there cnawing sensation 10 stomach?"
DO you feel If yOu had lead in stomach?'
when you get up suddenly You dizzy?"
when stomach is empty do you feel faint ~
DO you belch up material that burns throat?"
when stomach is full do you feel oppressedf"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-07

Il had been hard Of bearing for five yenrs-rght
ear was very bad ] could not hear questions in
ordinary tone four feet away. There a general
confusion Of S"uId and cont inUOus roaring in ears
Ike engine blowing OF steanI and ringing like
bells Since being under Dr. McCoys treatment
can detect clearly conversation spoken in
binary tone. Sounds don't together before,
and 1 hear a dis sounds which before
would have been Impossible