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The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-29

CulcAro, Ma, 29,-Mr. ". ".
Wcs'on's reputation throughout the
Wcs' ror uu,rrirg judgment in the
valuation Of land has made him fore
most among the most conservative,
careful class Of investors in Chicago,
Unlike many hard driven business
men, the owner Of "Alpine Heights"
that splendid suburb of Chicago, has
not neglected his health on account
of his exacting business. The follow
ing unrequested statement from Mr..
Watson shows how consistent with
his lifelong, careful, conscientious
and successful business habits has
been his attention to getting well.
He states 10 the Time Herald:
"UpoD the recommendation Of q
friend, | used Paine's celery com,
pound Tor headaches, constipation, in.
digestion and loss of sleep, and found
il all it was recommended to be.
suffer no more from headaches, sleep
soundly at night, aud am 10Y in per.
feet health. This is the only medi
cine that | have ever taken for these
complaints, which has benefited me
at all" W. w. WATSON,
225 Dearborn street.
Busy mon aud women are apt Il
think there is ALWAYS time to get well
The fact that only n person In
hundred dies Of old age shows HOY
recklossly men aud ONE postpon
attending to their health aud allow
TO 60 to pieces while they devOt
themselves heart and soul to affair
that are trifing in comparison
Wives and mothers have no create
duty than to see that those dear I
them do not become so absorbed !
the work Of providing for the hous'
hold as to lose their health and shor
en- their days.
No more thoughtful step could b
taken during the spring days that al
now here then to urge such tired an
often irritable home providers to tax
Paine's celery compound. There al
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-29
70 W Ondcrful

how quickly Diarrhea or Dysentery can
be relieved by using Beggs' Diarrh9a
Balssm, a purely vegetable compound
1t affords instant relief and n permanent
cugc il q perfectly safe way. Your popG
Tar druggist q l. Cottng has the agency
for thus wonderful medicine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-29
Harness | Harness Harness!
u q BUTLER,
The Square Dealing, Low Priced. Best Grade
HARNESS MAN.
In Red Cloud. Prices right for cash

troublesome forms of weed life, ins,-
much that when they 60 back 10 their
farms they will wage n war of cxtcr-
animation against the hateful intruders.
Some men say they have no time To
do these things; l have heard men say
they had no time to attend to their
~devotions, but never yet did believe
them. l shall close this paper by sub
hitting the following propositions: /.
| The troublesome forms of weed life
can be obliterated. =. This a be
accomplished without the loss Of n
single crop; that is to say without
emitting one crop for a single season.
8. 1t will pay the farmer to obligate
noxious weeds IL he intends to remain
long upon the farm. And 4. A farmer
can make more money who keeps his
farm clean than one who does not,
other things being equal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-29

, A dfty.f0ot granite shaft, the longest
piece Of granite w taken out of o
quarry IN Vermont. was Quarried at
Barre Q few days ago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-29

Hoods pills cure liver ills, constipation
iaundice, sich headache, billion sness 25c
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-29

Pure blood is the safeguard to health
Keep your blood pure, rice and full Of vi.
tally by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
you will not need to fear the attacks OF
disease.
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offices and the dispatobiuz Of train.
The cars and engines, fuuni houses
aud repair shops, etc, would be nWuel
by private companies and individuals
aud the army Of men employed 10
these defaftmeuts would be- unItr pfl.
waite employment. The government
emplIyes would therefore be- COmpafa-
lively email IN mum Jer and the danger
o. political manipulation corie'p0n4.
ingly reduced.
with government Uwnetthip Of fOal
beds all nuI any tfbn'I 0raii0n com.
phnies or inIlvlluss would have The
tfIvilpgu " ruuuiug trains over
the ROAD, subject 10 The time
table OF tho road, On the pay.
ment II certain price per car
or ton per milo. This would give pof.
'ect competition. The company o.
feting the best service 20 the lowest
prices would get the bulk n the tusi.
uo,s. Large manufacturing Or mluisg
concerns could run their own tfalnF.
cities, commercial bodies Or s.ciutlts
could iease trains TT eNcursi0n Iuf.
poses. Freight nuI passenger rates
would DO hxuu ny the C1st OF the Set
vice. not o. nov by what the traihc
will bear. n would 90 impossible 10
freeze nut private oIal mluo operators,
smclttts, elevators, etc, NJ is now
done by railway companies which
are interested In such enterprises. 10
would place every bu'intss enterprise
on the same footing aUi success
w0u Il depend upon economy, gnrd
judgment, quality uud price, rslhtf
Than upon standing IN with ine rail-
says aud getting good rebate.
It's tuis direction that the demand
Tor government ownership N railroads
Il taking. The demand fYr government
ownership T. becoming 1T ugrr o. the
abuses ~ private ownership become
more oppressive. 70 Do estimated that
nearly uiHf-'tufhsuf the people Of Cali.
i1fniAlwant government own,rship Il
the Pacific roads. 10 II b0unu 10 cone
sooner or latuf-the sooner the better
I think the plan outlined 10 this article
0iiefs the safest and most feasible
plan yet proposed.
n, Is. DRESSER.
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The Polite club.

a large audience, composed Of tho
members OF the Polite Debating club
and their friends, assembled At the Y.
M. q. A, parl0rs last evening. Mr.. q.
HI. lngham, PRECEDENT OF lue club, an.
nouuced the following question Tor
debAtei "Resolytd, That war be-
tween tho uHitel States AMI some
other first.class European power would
prove beneficial 20 the United Slates.0
MessGS. F0ules pnd Trap ably repre-.
scented tho affirmative eide, while
Messfs, S0ulss and Allen appeared Tor
the negative, carrying on the honor Of
the evening.
Tho debate Tor next Friday will be:
"Rssolv,d, That u. =. Senators and
the President OF She Uuiled States
should bs elected directly by tho
ppopls.
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The NEWS is requested to publish
the following!

First Unitarian Society, Unliy Hall,
2s.8O west Third south street, Bey. Adei.
bort l.. Hudson minister. Service hi u
u. M. Subject ~ sermon. '~ir'ng D.,
Thought Weakness Musical program.
Voluntary, N0cu funll Op. o. no. J.,
Chopin; Onouory, TfsumUroi aud TO.
nance, srhumauu. anthem, Father,
Source OF Power Divine, Unity QuAfiHtiei
solo, Ia Thee ! Trust, Mrs Silva uN mns
blythe congregation led hy Vunftntiui sun.
DAY school at 1880. Practice IN singing
Easter song.
Unity club on wednesday evening At
4, lecture by Judge Goodwin.
All who arc Interested in preserving
clean, strong, manly and womnnly char
hutor a. against one Of the greatest evils
Of tho age will bo glad b. hear OF tho sub
ioct At Plymouth church, Third North
siroOi, uoar First Wost, tomorrow uyon.
ing At 1850. 10 IN "Alcuhul and tho
Human Body" sclout.hC lecture, Illus.
tTated with colors, lithograph charts aud
humorous chemical experiments. Tho
destructive effects Of alcoholic liquor.
upon even tho tissues OF the body will be-
shown, ~ also tho changes produced
upon plant Ito and luauimaIo substan-
cos, while the experiments viii detect
tho presence Of alcohol IN various drinks,
it. method of manufacture, etc. The
lecture has mover failed of awakening
great interest clsewhe and Will DO
profitable 10 all. Admission, iTco.
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A Different Version.

II now lTanspires that the account OF
George McErlain'- alleged squanier.
ing Of the Northern Light oompany's
money did an Injustice 20 the gentle
man. III stated by n friend VI Mr.
McErlhin's, who claims 10 know
whereof he speaks, that Instead OF get
ting 5000 more from Mf. FitlsimmOns,
Moifrain gave $500 of the g. 800 In
his possession 10 Mrs, Fitzslmmons. lie
also states that Mcclellan placed 5000
Of the money Ia the hands VI tue com.
pAny's pay master at Bingham.
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This Ease Continued.

County Attorney whiilemofe pre-
scented petition 10 Judge Hiles Ter a
continuance Of the hoariog ~ The cnsr
agalnst llofmaH NAmtorrsT chs cling
that he received hrihr q $500 from
the Western TemTera,ure Regulating
company.
The county attorney asked for con.
tinuance for the reason that be could
uot get two witnes-"' here before A pfil
10. Mt. Eawlirs opposed on be1af u
Bimbetger. His honor continued the
case fnt the term.
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10 the fail " 1879 s0n q Mr.. r. A.
Mcfarland, a prominent merchant Of
Live Oar, Suffer County, California,
vas taken with a very heavy cold,
The pains ia bis chest were so severe
that he had spasms aud was thfsate o.
with pneumonia. HE father gave him
several large doses of Chamberlaiu's
Cough Remedy which br ks Up the
cough anu cured him. Mr. Mcfarland
says whenever his children have
Group he invariably gives them Chsm.
ucrlain's Cough Remedy aud II slvays
cures them. lie considers Il the best
cough remedy ia the market For
fale by dfugglsiH
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4 sound IArer slal.s. . w,lI ,I.n.

Are you Bilious, Constlpstsd or
troubled with Jaundieu, Siok Head.
aehe, BAD Taste 10 Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, DyspeT4iA,
Indigestion, Hot Dry skin, Psin 10
and Fever, etc. II you have any OF
these symptoms, your Liver IL out Of
order, aud your blood 10 slowly being
POISONED, because your Lver does mol
act properly, HERmSK viii cure any
disorder Of the LiVeE Stomach OF
B3wSlA II haH no equal As Liver
Medicine. Price IS cents. Free trial
bottles al z. g. NJ. 1. drug storo.
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We gusrantes nI to bs the be1
Cough Syrup Manufactured In tho
whole wide world. This IL tAyisg a
great deal, but tits tFus. For Con
sumption, Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, sors Quest, PnsumoniH, Brou-
chiIls, Asthma, Group. wbooplng
Cough, And all diseases " tho Throat
apd Lungs, We positively guarantees
BgNurd's HOrsh0und Syrup 10 DO with.
out an tqusl on the whole face Of the
globe. 10 support OF this statement
We refer 10 every individual who has
ever used ii,and 10 every druggist who
has ever cold IL Such evidence IL In
aisputabls. Bold by z. @. NJ. l. Drug
DnuAIlmnnl.
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The direct line ~ kausa. City, ~.
Louis and Atlantic srAbUAtd h via
the Missouri Pacific RailRry, from
Pueblo, Through sleeping and chair
cars, ana oil conuucii ms inside In
Union depols 10 tho Day time. II you
are going East aud care for n daylight
ride through the graudest scenery Of
the Rocky Mountains en- route, zee
that your tlcEet reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant ohsit cars
poslllvsly flee 10 holders Of regular
Hain tickets
n, u. KOOsER, G. F. q +. A.,
81 Morlhu Block, salt Lake CITY.
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n.IIsra.. SNOW Ll.im.a.

Mrs. HAmiltou, Cambridge, lila,
IayE l had the rheumAtlsm 40 bad
could not raise my hand 10 my head.
Baiidrdis Snotg Liurns'i hEs entirely
cured me. I lake pleasure In inform.
Ing my nsighbors and friends what II
has done iof me. ChAs. HAndley,
clerk for Lay a Lyman, Kewants,
Ills., advises Us SHOi0 L1Hslsnt CURED
him VI Rhspmatlsm. WY not toy
NJ II will surely do you good. II cures
all Inflammation, WOUNDS 5lfeS, Cuts,
BprainS, etc. Bold by u. &. NJ. /.
Drug Department,
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Relief Society Conference.

The general conference Of the Re
lief Society will be held IN the Assem-
bly, Hall In this city on Friday, Apfil
3, 1895, meetings commencing At 10
. IN. pm. ana Al 1880 In the evening.
IL Il desirable that each Stake Orga.
nizAtion OF the Relief Society should
DO well represented. Bthop, and
brethren are cordially invited 10 NJ.
tend tue meetings.
ZINA ID. n. YOus0,
President
JANE \. RICHARDS,
BAGHsHEBA w. BMIIH,
Countel0p.
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EX.SELECTMEN ACQUITTED.
Jury Returns a Ysrd ct NJ Not Gully
10 the Caso Of Bambefger
and Morris.

Again tho county hiss Lost. The
much mooted bribery case In which
eH.Seltctmen Hamburger and Morrls
were defendants has come 10 an end.
Ing, The case was submitted n the
Jury At 0 O'Clock last evening In Judge
hilss's court. Fifteen minutes later n
verdict Of not guilty was returned
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Salt Lake Temnle.

Tho Salt Lake Temple will close on
Friday. March 27th, ana feoren on
Tuesday, April TIN, 1895, nj 1880 s.m.
Those who come on tho latter date 10
attend 10 ordinances work ought TO be
On hand early, As rscOrd.taking and
baptlsma will necessarily have to DO
attended 10 on the same day.
LORENzO HN0w, President
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Wants Diyorce.

Emily l.. sholdebnnd is suing for
divorce In the Third Jlftfict court
from John II. sholdebrand. The
plaintiff alleges that the defendant hss
been an habituAl drunkard tor the pa,t
two years. Mrs. SnoldoBrand asks for
n decree Of divorce and $50 q month
permanent glimony.
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at IL win pleasure tell you thai
~ one day's use Of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy / was relieved OF
very severe COLI. My head vas com.
picIely stopped Up aud could not
sleep At night. can rtclmmsni tlis
remedy. ChIL VI. GuuoIi VI Reed.
ley, Fresno County, California A
cold nearly always starts iu the head
and luugs. BY uslng this tsmsdy
freely A. soon " the cold hAi been con.
ifacivd II will cure the cold At ones
aud prevent Il from extending 10 the
lungs. Fufsslo by iFugslsH.
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You Know

How hand-sowod shoes are
made. Goodyear Volts are
like Thorn but 1ottor and
cheaper Goodyear Volts arc
leather shoes, notrubOer.
Millions wear itcm, sI agg', uoil sexes
40 dealers scl them. IS
-uol WCUY GO. Hu-rpN
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ARAGO, Coos COuSIy, OREGON.
November 10, 1901 Wi.h 10 Inform
you VI tho great good ChambeTlaiu's
Pain Balm has j0ro M wife. She
has been troubled With rheumatism
VI the afms aud hand iot zig months.
sud has titled many remedies Pre-.
'ctibed Tor that complaint but found
no relief until she used this Pain Balm,
one bottle Of which hiss entirely cured
her take pleasure In recommend.
Ing II for thEt trouble. Yours truly,
G.. a. BULLOgp. 80 cent aud si.OJ
bottles foT sale by druggists.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Regular services Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latter.day Saints will
be held tomorrow at o'clock In the
Sunday Schools In The
various Wards at 10 a.m.,and meetings
ia the city Ward Assembly Rooms and
adIsceut wafds a. follOwE
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Ladies' and Childrent' 5pring Hats
and latest novelties Ia flowers and
fancy ribbons u the newest designs NJ
.ow prices. Western 3. & y. q. Co.,
81, 90 Main n.
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The grand opening OF Mrs. Annie
kumell Brooke stock Of Spring Millln.
tty VII he held on Saturday, March
Il, 81 81 east, Fiu. South. Ladies arc
invited ~ call.
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Hanti Temple.

The Manu Temple will Close on
ThuradRy, 2nd Ut April, ana reopen on
Tuesday, the lilh, al ga. IN. Record
Tor bapiisms taken ut 8 n. "a, MONDAY,
the l8gh,
JoHS ID. T. MCALLisTER,
President.
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81. George Temnle.

win close On Friday, 27lh March,
1896, anu reopen on Tuesday, tho l2th
Of May. DAVID II. CANNON,
President.
sr. GEORGE, Utah, 10Th March, 1896
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Utah Commercial aud Hsyiags Hank
general banking business; pays 8 Per
cen, on deposits. F. Armstrong. Ptest.,
7. w. Madison, vice Pr,st., J. X. Jsn.
ninRa, cashier.
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A new line Of Ladies' 5yung Capos
sud Chlidren's JaoSeta ha' arrived at
She Wea.ern, 81, bS Main IT.
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Logan Temple.

The Logan Temple will close on
Tuesday evening, March 3lsi, and
open on "Wednesday morning, April
9Th, 1866.
NJ. w. MERRILL, President.
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,hssp your assi' and other valu.bisI, In.
zone SAyluEs nant & Trust 10. Rent l.,
w lNN 9hil amounts 10 fOw cent? nsr
month Ladies specially Invited 10 can snd
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Separate skirts in BIsoE aud Navy
sergea aud Brilliant ems Tor Latieg
Spring wear at the Western, o., %
Main VI.
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a car load Of F.ld ug Beds aud a
car load " Baby Carriages iutl arrived
At Aadssnh Furniture House, 6l,53 30
LasL FITlL s-mLn -ITnaI.
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French sud japanese Novelty Silks
In great variety just received ~ the
Western E. *. d. q. Co., 81, 90 MAin
stFptt
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ColiarstIes and NscEvrat Cloves
anu L1ccs Tor Easter, all new, Wcst-
err >. & ID. a.. Co., 81 j3 Main IT,
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Sell coal by the sack, ton or carload,
from tho WaSEtch and Crlsmon mines
Al Coalville, belonging to the Ontario
Silver Mining company, also Rock
Springs, Castle Gate, Pleasant Valley
and Anthfsclte olalsi prompt delivery
by courteous aud obliglug tramsters;
rlean coal hn full weight guaranteed.
Office No. 100 g. Main slreet. WI,
Montgomery, Agent. Tel. No. lii.
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nrlInLIo I-IrlIrIr MnrL.

For safe house wiring aud elegant
line chandeliers, 20 10 tho Inter
Mountain Electric Co., IS East First
South street.
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MASrI cry, Utah, February $500,
-hu0l's sauapArIla ami Hlods
rms have greatly benefited the men-
hers OF our family. We have used
them Tor the last nix Year, and recon.
mend ihem 20 all who are All icted with
rheumatism OF nervous pr0stTatlOn.
We mud they Will DO all that IL claimed
Tor them. Lee Bench.
HoOi's Pills cure AL liver Ills.
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hy ordering your coal from G., +.
Martin, you get It clean snd promptly
delivered. ONCE under McCornlck's
hhnk.
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White & Sons Go,
GENERAL aARKET.
90 and I'd w. First South.
PURITY

Is everything in butter and theren
nothing like prime butter to put gil,
edge on your bill Of fare. Such butter
pre-supposes two things. puri,yand skin
in making. All goods handled BY u5
are first class and from the best butter
makers Danish all interior and spu.
rious products from your table by order.
ing your supplies from our dairy head.
quarters, where everything can be re-.
lied upon absolutely. That's the case
with everything In our entire stock.
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But government ownership Of rail.
roads does not necessarily mean gov.
eminent operation Of trains. Comps.
titiJn IN transportation can b. secured
by government ownership o road beds
andlpriyate operation Of trains. phit
would o3ntine the government to only
keeping up tue road beds and freight
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MhrmmnII.m md Nrr,nn.nr...

J. q. Mcdonald candy 20. Ia be.
tween the Walker ami Ciit hotels.
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Tako Your Vito

ono Of those handsome PolluW PuFP BoHns,
They arc glygnirgg wilheaeh box Of powder.
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nuy Coal AZ iho yellow Tront,

AT denims anu Jspanc,e drapsr'e'
rewly arrived at tho Western, 81, 62
MainsL
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scandna,an Meeting ~ Assembly Hail.
loan.
school house, iast InsIIo Etgio safe ni " O.. tn.
Home missionaries will visit the
county wards Of the STAKE tomorrow.
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Mincr a Mnicr-An Kinds OF Coal.
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SIiIicr a HnIcr, Goat That suits"
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DRUEHL 4 FRANKEN,

Practical and Experienced Druggisi..
:. .. corner nnin nnd third south
streets, salt iatc titS. Jtah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
THE TIMES-RICHMOND VA. SUNDAY OCTOBER 49, 1sw.

Is less heard of It, In the case OF inc
deaG solnicr the relucarnation theofS
would not carry as mucn weight, Tor the
body Is already muiuiated, and shot-o~
arm or leg lying lone ana unclaime-
upon the neld would not offer muc-
argument for the actual rising of Tx
body.
An impressive burial can be conducted
with the ashes of "A crematory. These
could all be gathered together and placed
in AN urn and brought home. The body
of ful-grown man makes two pounds
OF ashes. For purposes Of burial an urS
could be filed with the ashes and brought
home to be Inferred in the soldiers lot
There would then be a chance for the
soldiers monument.
The expense OF these travelling crema-
tories would not be so very great. II
our Government wishes 20 have them II
time OF war they could be made quickly
and easily. So simple are they OF con-
struction that the Government engineers
appropriating Schillfs idea. could con-
struct similar ones and improve upon
them I'm small details. Many say this
IS the greatest step toward a rationa!
disposition Of the body that has yet beer
made JAMES BARTON.
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v| oqE

Is never done, and 1t Is especially wearing
and wesrisome to those whose blood is
impure and unfit properly to tone, sus-
tain, and renew the wasting OF nerve,
muscle and tissue. II Is more because OF
this condition of the blood that women
are run down,
Tired, Weak, Nervous,
Than because OF the work itself. Every
physician says so, and that the only rem
edy is in building up by taking good
nerve tonic. blood purifier and vitalizer
like Hoods SarsaparIlla. For the troubles
Peculiar 10 Women at change OF season,
climate or life, or resulting from hard
work, nervousness, and impure blood,
thousands have found relief and cure in