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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-12-09
RECLAIMED CONSCIOUSNESS.

Canton. Dec. 6.-There was an agree
able surprise to the children and friends
about the bedside of Mrs. Nancy Allison
Mckinley this afternoon. She re-
gained consciousness sufficiently to recOg-
nize, not only her children, but to extend
greetings to her aged sister, Mrs. Os.
borne, Charles Miller and others who
were near.
Nourishment was given her about noon.
1t was soon after this that she mani
tested signs of returning consciousness.
The first nourishment received for sew
eral days had good effect. There is
again stronger hope that she may recover
sufficiently to survive until the presi-
dent reaches her bedside tomorrow morn
ing, and perhaps to recognize him. 1t
is not thought, however, that she will
ever gain complete consciousness.
When the attending physicians left Mrs.
Mckinley this evening it was with a feel
ing that she would survive the night and
possibly longer. She had taken no nour-
ishment since early in the afternoon. and
was not in quite as good condition as
when she seemed to recognize those
about her. But she sustained little loss
of strength during the day and was re-
posing in Il quiet and seemingly natural
condition.
Lateral 1910 tonight Mrs. McKinle!
is exceedingly low. She has Just cXpc
rienced one of the sinking spells during
which life seemed to be almost extinct
There are some moments when she doe!
not seem to breathe. If she rallies from
this spell she will probably survive the
night, but it seems doubtful that she vii
rally.
The latest advice received from tho
president is that he will reach here al
1926 a. m.
11:45 p. MFRS. McKinley's condition
has not changed since the 1870 report.
1:15 a. MFRS. Mckinley seemed even
weaker than an hour ago, although there
was Ito more marked indication of the
coming dissolution. She may live until
morning, but it now seems doubtful.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-12-09
Says Hayti VIII Cough Up.

Berlin. Dec. Ga dispatch to the
dav saSs the repabc of May 4 raaSy
TO pay Germany the indemnity demand
ed for the alleged illegal arrest and impris-
onment of Herr Emil Lueders, n Ger
man subject, who was subsequently re-
leased and enabled to return to this coun-
try by the intervention of the United
States minister at Port au Prince, VIII
liam II. Ewall, who secured Lueder's re-
lease from prison in order to avoid trou-
bic of more serious nature, which APP
pcared to be brewing on account of the
alleged arbitrary behavior of the German
minister to Hayti, Count SEVERN.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-12-09
A MOOnshine Murder.

Little Rock. Dec. 6.-Albert Giles. a
prominent farmer living in the west
end of Van Buren, county, was assas-
sinated while passing along the public
road last Friday. He was hred OIL
from ambush and a dozen bullets from
rifles penetrated his body. The murder
is believed to have been the work Of
moonshiners.
The scene of the tragedy is but n
short distance from the spot where
Capt. Taylor and his posse were muir
dered last August. Giles had been very
active in an effort to rid the commu-
nifty of moonshiners and had thus i'll
cured their enmity.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-12-09
r,ooter Found in the Bay.

Galveston, Tex, Dec; 6;-(Speclal,-
Abont noon today the dead body. of a.
Unknown nJ0 man was found in the bay
t InhI foot Of Twenty-eighth street. rheT
was sru mo- nothing by which the identity
the the man could be traced, but judRi,n
from nT his dress it is supposed that H.
;s III tba fireman who disappeared iron
Tho british steamship Ashmore, which
sailed from this port few days ago.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-12-09
Mckinley Left for Canton.

Washington. Dec. 6.-President Nc
kinley left Washington at 7:4O tonight
for Canton. With him were Mrs. Nc
kinley, Miss Mabel Mckinley, Miss
Barber, Mr.. Abner Mckinley. A. J. Dun.
can, two maids and the steward of the
White House. The party occupied n spe.
cial Pullman. which was attached to the
regular Pennsylvania train which
reaches Canton at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-12-09
chi GeraId,s Bond Fixed.

Waco, Tex. Dec. 6.-(Special. In thu
matter of the amount of bail in thu
case of G. B. Gerald. the state and the
lawyers for the defendant reached NJ
agreement today and the amount wa:
placed at $1,000 for the two cases; ;,
bond of $4,000 was required for the XII
ing of ]. w. Harris and $1,000 FOR W
A. Harris. A dozen leading business
men signed the bond.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-12-09

Housfon ElaWer Show.

Houston. Tex. Dec. 6.-(Special 1.-The
frnit. flower and vegetable festival open
cd today. and will continue all week. i
is a grand success in point Of exposition
of the blooming products. The immens'
auditorium is filled with exhibits. visitors
to Houston are not charged auhlisslol
fee. A railroad ticket or pass is pass
to the show
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-12-09
serious Trouble Imminent.

Kingston, Jamaica. Dec. 6.-Advices
received here today from Port au Prince
show that serious trouble is iminent in
Hayti. The streets of the city are pla-
carded with "down with the govern
ment,". and the troops have been ordered
into the barracks.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-12-09
The House,.

Washington, Dec. 6.-The opening
day of the regular session in the house
passed without unusual incident of airy
kind. The formalities attending the in,
auguration of the session were dry ana
MS a spectacle hardly repaid the crowds
who thronged the public and private
galleries. -, 90 ,,o
ma iority, Mr.. Bailey, the recognized
leader of the minority, and Mr.. Gros-
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-12-09
Damage suit Filed.

Houston, Tex, Dec. 6.-(Special.)-
John G. James filed suit for damages
against the Southwestern Telegraph and
Telephone company In the sum OF 500
vember 10 by having a live wire Of the
company fall on him.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-12-09
Young Lady Fatally burned.

Graham, Tex, Dec. 7.-(SpeciiL)--
Mary Dollins, daughter OF Thos. aud
Nancy Dollins, in waiting upon her sick
father. got her clothing on fire and was
so badly burned at her fathers residence
that she died from the effects in a few
hours.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-12-09
Fruits. Flowers and vegetables.

Houston. Tex, Dec. 7.-(Special.)-The
Flower, Fruit and Vegetable show is n
grand success and the second days at
tendance far exceeded the opening day.
Every train brought in = crowd and the
city is fast filing up with visitors.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-12-09
A TALK WITH MRS. PINKHAM
About the Cause Of Ancmia.

Everybody comes into this world with pre-
disposition to disease of some particular Tissue;
in other words everybody has a weak spot.
In ninety-nine cases out Of hundred tho
weak spot in women is somewhere in the ,iter-
inc system. The uterine organs have less re-
sistance TO disease than the vital organs; thaLa
why they give out the soonest
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-01-23
FEUILLETON.
:. FEUILLETON.
LIE
MI N ! IRIS
Par JULES MARY
nEITXIEME PARTlE.
LES HERiTIERs.
VIII

.prss lie depart de salent'n'
\ ,,s,iaIle sc disposait d sortir. Quel
,,it son pirolet ? Ellie etait lrresolue
,,,0,e Certes, ellie ne voulait point
,,,donner au marquis. ct, puisque
,stsit le marquis qni lui fournissalt
!. movens de Sc venger, ellie Sc
I rsagerait.
avant de partir ellie fit demander
), sotretien au marquis Norbert
,,.;t dams son cabinet de travail ;
4 est Ii qu'elle Ie trouva, assis dahs
!, fsnteuil. les bras croises, ne
tnvs;llaEt pas, ne lisant pas. Ii
.mhls,t attendre ct refechissalt
nnfoadament Il etait vetu CONNIE
!. moment OH il cut avec Gabrielle
u pptte conversation que aientih
atendt II await encore le vlsage
ass pale dependant Il paralssalt
i pus calme on cut dit quill etait
atsfait, soulag6 dun grand polds,
I spres une resolution prise qu Il iui
Il vst cotte de longs ct penibles efforts
q aouil n'attendait plus gu un evene-
q nept pour que cette resolution tut
4 aiyIe deffet Une bolte de plstolets
TRES riches etait ouyerte sur son
3 bureau un pistolet y manqualt Il
q ttait tout arm6 a portee de Ia main
4 De Norbert.
4 Ala vue de sa femme, Norbert
agait voulu Sc lever, mais n'en await
pas Gu Ia force sans doute, car, apres
IN movement, Il redevint imnloblle.
II Seaement l'entrae de Gabrielle await
"a ID lni causer une emotion bien
B pofontle, ear nne yiolente rougeuf
rsnchant ayec la paleur de cire dc
an yisage, await colore ses joues aus
pnmettes. Et son regard sembls
aresser lie pistolet pres de lui
Gabrielle await, dams les yeux e
loate la physlonomie, une etrangt
ezpression de durete, d'ironie, d'
nrtaee. Ellie yint a lui ct rest;
aebout:
--Nous avez ioue tout a fheur
devant moi, dit.elle dune yoix bass
q atremblante, une infame comedie.
u MOI 2 ditil, sans comprendre.
HI LA comedie du remords ct ii
iepentir, dun remords que Won
asurez iamais, dun repentir qui y
peut entrer dams votre cnur. You
nppelez-vous ee que yous ayez dit
u --Certes
III lie repeteriez-vous /?
# -eoici. J'ai dit que je sera
aeufeux, oh ! Gabrielle, ma Gabriel
gae jaime, que je continuerais {
soas aimer, que adorerais votl
MAIN, meme 81 de votre main
suevals une mortelle blessure. Vol
u eqae i'ai dit, Gabrielle.
IN Sans doute, yous vous Gtes dit
III loaant cette comedie j'attendl
~ na femme ct je gagnerai mC
n parion.n
u -Non, ce que j'ai dit etait
'sfl'e yous ayez done blen d:
aos' le suis perdu; je my atte
@s' Ma resolution ttait prise.
III L hsaisit lie pistolet.
III -kegardez Ceux qui viendro
~n'aaron. pas want.
hlle haussa les tpaules ct cut
he de mepris.
-Comedle Vous avez voulu I
@acaer par lie spectacle dun repe
aqai n'exlste pas.
Gabrielle !!
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THIBODAUX LINE, sAMEDI, % JANVIER 1897.

Gabrielle, apres ce que je vlens
de vous dire, de vous apprendre,
apres ce que j'al fait, vous avez done
toujours autant d'horreur de moi
Pourtant, Gabrielle, dit-il dune voix
tres douce OH trembla,ent les larmes,
puisque ie ne suis coupable qu' 'envers
vous, c'est yous seule qui pouvez me
donner mon pardon !!
-D'autres que moi ont souffert par
vous
--Je mai pas trempe dams les
crimes de Rouquin, je lie jure,
Gabrielle Aucune tache de sang ne
souille mes mains
Ellie s'eloignait, silencieuse, parce
quill essayalt encore de Sc rapprocher
--Je vous crois, ditelle parIant
enfin.
All Gabrielle, fiji avee une
indicible expression de joie infnie.
-Oui, yous eles innocent du
meurtre. Mais vous etes le compice
, de celui qui on voulalt tuer. Un
pacte vous lie a ce miserable, quol-
que yous fassiez pour sous delier.
) Cest votre desir de luxe ct votre
} ambition qui ont arme la main de
i Rouquin. Pourquoi le meurtre de
Simeon, Fattentat contre Andre !?
e Pour arrlver a la possession dune
t fortune. Pour qul cette fortune !!
/ Pour Rouquin ct pour vous. Cest
!. vous-meme qui me l'avez dit. sons
t vous rappelez ? Concluez done,
Il monsieur d Argental
e Ii baissa Ia tete. Ses levres mur-
e murerent deux mots, qui ne furent
3 pas prononces, tant sa gorge etalt
il contractee, Et ces deux mots etaient :
II -Cest vrai
a Ellie Sc dirigea vers la porte pour
i sortir Mais, la, sur le point de
n disparaitre, ellie sarleta. Ellie await
,e une derniere question sur les levres
it II comprenait toujours ses pensees
avant meme quelle les exprlmat
n II dit j:
Que voulez-vous me demander
e. -Une seule chose.
t. -ParleZ .
D. -Pourquoi m'avez-yous cache
Il aussi longtemps que mon pere fu
1e yivant Pourquoi, sill est vrai qu
n yous avez t.nte de sauver Andre
,e ayoir tenu secrete votre tentative
a, II soupira.
It. -Plnt a Deu que je yous euss
cache ces chooses plus longtemps
de Ne comprenez-yous pas que
lit Rouqutn devinait que jai horreur d
~ ces crimes ct de cette fortune, gagne
au prix de tant de hontes, sill sava
Que Bertara est vivant, que II
,s. youlu sauver Andre, il deyiendra
au mon plus mortel ennemi
te -Et vous avez peur de lui, YOU
IN ravez dit ?
IL mepouvante. Oh ne sourle
ce- pas. Gabrielle. Ce nest pas poi
mo, que lie Grains, je tremble POI
les yous.
de Pour moi
-Cest sur vous, aussi bien q
'us sur moi que Sc retournera Ia veugea
ere ce de Get homme des quill vera q
'ez lie rai trahi. ii etait possible de
lol, combattre aussi longtemps q'
tire i'eusse en- secret dejou6 ses proje'
Vez Mais me declarer son ennemi ouv'
tement, ainsi que je vais lie fall
Gus c'est dechainer 50 haine implacab
Et yous savez ce que peut Gel
ute haine, Gabrielle. Ellie passera pei
etre au-dessus de moi pou: vo
4 attelndre. Mais, madame, ie
prendrai conseil que de mon repent
tir? Settlement, dites-moi 81 quelque io
lointain, quand vous aurez va ce
rons nraz fait. de moi dites-rnoi
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-01-23

vie, Gabrielle, don't yous portez lie
deuil, ct que vous appellee du nom
de votre pere.
Mon pere, dit-elle ave: un grand
cri, malheureux vous blasphemez !!
Non, je ne blaspheme pas.
Mon pere murmura-t-elle en-
passant les deux mains sur son front,
ayant peur de devenir folle. Quest
ce quill dit done, Get homme ? 1t
pourquoi parle-til de mon pere :?
-Votre pere est vivant, Gabrielle.
Mon pere ditelle pour la
troisieme fois. Mon pere don't iai
WI le pauvre corps tout meurtri par
les bateaux de la Seine, mon pere,
qui repose en- paix, dams un caveau,
au cimetiere mon pere, que al WI
mort, enfin Vous blasphemez, vous-
dis-je GU vous etes fou
-Remettez,vous, Gabrielle, ct
dites-yous blen que non, je ne suls
pas fou, ct que je me garderais de
vous causer une pareille joie, 81 je
devais etre oblige plus tard de vous
detromper. Votre pere Wit, Gabrielle.
Lui aussi, CONNIE les Senechal, comme
vous-meme, lui aussi allait etre
frappe par Rouquin. hlors, je lai
fait disparaitre. Celul qui a passe
pour yotre pere n'etait qu'un homme
mort a lhopltal, lnconnu, sans ami e
sans parents. Les vetements qu'i
portait etaient ceux de votre pere
C'est vrai, ct, pour que la ruse fu
plus complete, on ma pas eu besoll
dehgurer son yisage, car lie pauvr'
diable etait tombe dun echafaudag
ct etait meconnaissable. Son corp
allait etre livre aux medecins. Je lu
al fait donner la sepulture, sous III
artre nom, c'est vrai, mals ii ny
pas eu la de sacrilege, car j'ai ANS
sauye ses membres du bistouri d'u
savant. Cette ruse q sauve vOtr
pere, Gabrielle, que Rouquln allai
frapper ct qul allait mourir
] -Mais Get homme est done u
monstre !
Norbert baissa la tete. L'anaths
me sur Rouquin, quoi quill eat fai
retombalt sur lui. Tout a cou]
Gabrielle s'approcha de son maj
, Son vlsage n'avait plus la men
expression de durete. II lie Wit bic
, ct CONNIE 81 une esperance ent germ
:. tout au fond de son cGur, IL soupir
) Il respirait sans doute plus libremen
ses yeux s'eelairerent.
!, Est il quelque chose au mono
due vous respectiez encore, d
5 Gabrielle, ct sur quoi yous puissi'
$ jurer?.
, l. II secoua lentement la tete ::
r -Je ne peux jurer que sur YOU
5 Gabrielle, car IL ny a que vous
& monde que jaime ct que je respect
/ -Je vous crois, dit-elle apres
n instant. Our, je vous crois.
i Gabrielle ! fit.il, devenn atrot
t. ment pale.
e Et, tout chancelant, il appuya
e mains sur sa poitrine, du cote
) son cnur qul lui faisait NAL.
, -Jurez done sur moi que VIC
j. ne m'avez pas menti Que mon pc
|e est vivant Que vous lul az
Ie epargne la mort. Jurez-le m
Al jurez-le sur la memolre de vo
e pere ct de yotre mere, que vous a.
du aimer ct respecter aussi.
a -Oni, je lie iure. Doutez-v'
encore
"a Non. dlt-elle, non, je ne do
"a plus. Oh est-il ?
n -Au chateau de Bois-Tordu
vi Corblgny-en- Morvan.
ct Eft rien ne m mempeche de part
ne -Rien +!
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mint on yous me donniez lie conseil
daller au parquet, vous saviez que lie
crime n est pas assez etabli pour
vous poursuivre ct que vous n'aviez
rien Il .raindre.
-Certes, ditril avec emportenent.
Je lie jure, Gabrielle, il y eng
minutes, avant votre entree, j'ignorals
tout ce que vous venez de m'appren-
Dire. Oh ! Gabrielle, croyez-moi, ma
vie est devenue bien lourde ct j'ai
assez du poids de mes fautes, je
pourrals dire, h6las de mes crimes,
sans que yous y ajoutiez le fardeau
de fautes imaginaires. Je vous lure,
Gabrielle, sur votre vie, vous qul
m etes 81 chere, qul m'etes 81 sacree,
je yous jure que j'etais de bonne fol
en- yous dormant les moyens Gle me
perdre, je yous jure que j'aurais etc
| heureuy d'etre frappe par vous.
Ellie ne repondit pas, ses traits
restaient durs. Il cut un geste
dimpatience farouche, douloureuse,
ct il lui prit les bras. Parfols, cans
ce caractere entier, la violence
reprenait lie dessus. Quelque chose
CONNIE du sang passalt devant ses
yeux.
All que je vous aime mieux
ainsi dit-elle sans sc defendre.
| II la laissa, fit quelques pas dams
| le salon ct, salsissant de nouveau le
plstolet. il lie NIT de force entire les
mains de la ieune femme.
-Tuez.moi done dit-il. Je souf
frirai moins.
Ellie lie repoussa ct gravement
-J'y al deja songe, dltelle, vous
souffririez MONS, celia est vral, e
VOLTA pourquoi je ne vons al pas tue
sans doute.
II tressaillit ct son cell devin
hagoard. II cut peur un moment
III sentait combien ce mot contenaI
de souffrance passes, de rancune
: amassees, de fiel au fond du ceur
, Il comprit quill await a jamais fietr
cette anne de jeune file a laquelle
. await appris la haine, alors qu'ell
n'ayait iamals connu que Tamour
4 Gabrielle, dit.il dune vol
/. sourde, ecoutez-moi Ce pistolet, j
t ravais place pres de mol, parce qu
e ie M 'attendais, dun instant a fautr'
{ d etre arrete, apres votre demarch
a au parquet, je me serais tue. ,Eeal
ee done aussi de Ia comedie, celia
e Lorsuue vous etes entree, Gabrielle
e i'al cru que vous veniez me dire qu
tout etait fini ct que, m ayant peru
yous veniez jour de ma mort. Ma
Il ie ne serais pas mort, Gabrielle, sal
IS yous dire, oh du moins vous ALT
,e me croire, que jai tout falt POI
S arracher 4 Rouquin, que je ha
+? autant que vous ct qui mepouvan
plas que vous peut-etre, cette ms
heureuse famille Senechal don't
Is membre Went d etre frappe. Aver
lie par Rouquin de ce quill projeta
10 TAI essaye de sauyer Andre, Ell
re- faisant FUR. j al couru la n
ie Bleue ct je suis arrive, simon tenn
IA du moins, Andre wyatt encoi
hernandez a Valentln qui ma v
II pourra vous dire que TAI essaye
RI sauver Andre, je Il Al pas voulu q
On yous le sachiez plus tot, aussi je
nj demande le secret. Helas And
IA est mort on pres de mourir
gi. --.Iai WI Valentln ct il ne n
IN rien dit de celia.
Soft, mais il est une au
victime deslgn6e par Rouquin ct 9
mt i'al sauvee malgre lui, sans quill
sache rien Il est un homme
un pourra vous dire ce que jai fait
pourquoi jel'ai falt. Tn homme g
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n rs

n'empechlez pas l'esperance q eclalrer
rhorrible mutt OH ie Wis depuis que je
vous aime
Et haletant, ST fable qu'on cut
jure quill allait s'evanouir, sa redln-
cote, serree sur 50 poitrlne, soulesee
par les bonds desordonnes de son
ceur, il limplorait toujours. Mais
devant Gabrielle, passerent CONNIE
une legion de fant6mes, les souvenirs
des deux dernieres annees, ellie Sc
rappeIa tout celia en- une secondc, ct
il lie comprlt, encore a son regard.
Gabrielle, murmura-t-il dune
voix mourante, Gabrielle
Mais ellie sortit leLtcment, sans
ayoir dit un mot. ii passa les mains
sur son front Un gemissement
s'eehappa lie ses fevres ct il Sc laissa
glisser sur son fauteuil. Sa tete
tomha iourdentnt sur lie bureau ct II
ne renna plus. II etait evanoui.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

to Spokane and British Columbia
points, where he has been to size up the
metal and mining situation, and also
TO make contracts for his company,
which. in its operations, covers an i'm
mense scope of country, taking in the
countries over which Queen Vic holds
sway, as well as the land OF the Mon
tezumaS.
In speaking of the results OF his trip,
Mr. Jackson stated that he found every
thing heurishing in and around Spo-
kane. which is the jumping off place
for the Couer dAlene mining camps.
which is due largely to the recent ad-
vance in lead, as the districts of that
section are now shipping 1900 tons of
good ore monthly, which brings in a
pile OF money and causes f1ush times
in the whole region tributary to the
mines.
The British Columbia camps. embrace
ms SLOGAN. Rossland and East Koote-
mai, are shipping to the tune of about
$500 tons monthly, which is IN excel
lent showing for this young and grow
ing region, to say nothing about the
mineral shipments from Trail Creek,
which are quite heavy, and principally
lead ores.
The lie Roi at Rossland is Just COM
pleting its Northport smelter, which
VIII have q capacity of about 300 tons
of crude ore daily. The LIE Roi is the
principal shipper of the camp and is
followed by the Payne, largely owned
by Hon A. W. McCune of this city.
The Payne Is shipping in the neighbor-
hood of 80 tons of high grade silver
lead ores daily, and is making its for
tunate owners a mint of money, The
SLOGAN Star is the next largest ship
per. and is making an excellent record ;
the Idaho mine is lust putting the fin
ishing touches to its concentration, while
the Ruth and White Water are regular
shippers.
According to the major the Blondi1e
fever is not raging so furiously in that
region as it is further south, and more
people will leave Utah for the frozen
zones of Alaska for treasure than from
the Kootenei.
Although Major Jackson came home
looking well and hearty and in excel
lent spirits he is free to say that Utah
! is good enough for him, and that he
prefers Salt Lake TO any city visited by
| him during his absence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
Queer Advertisement For Skiing
cred People A Chicago Profess
sor Gets 15S Answers.

Not long ago a professor of the Uni
versity of Chicago advertised in a
morning paper of that city for infor-
nation concerning Hexadactylous, or
six Fingered people. He has received
1876 answers from six-toed pr fingered
people. Few persons can reckon up an
infection of six maladies at once, but
there are multitudes afflicted with bill
iousness whom Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters would speedily restore to per-
feet health Biliousness is usually COM
plicated with constipation and dyspep-
STA, all these maladies being pronptly
remediab!e by the aid of the Bftters.
which also oYercomes and prevents ma
larial complaints. rheumatism. nervous
ness and inactivity of the kidneys and
bladder. Life's turmoils and anxieties
often wear out the most vigorous con-
stitution even early in life. and induce
premature decay of the vital energies.
The most genial promoter of physical
stamina in existence is Hostetter's
Stomach BitteFs.