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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-04
Colonel Griggsby's Regiment.
,ecial DISPATCH TO the STANDARD.

Special Dispatch 10 inc StahuaTU.
Washington. ID. c. May 3.-Montana
came very near losing her troops in Colo
mel Griggsby's regiment of mounted rifle
men. after all. 1T took another swift SEN
atorial trip to the wal department to
save them. Carter and Mantle this after
noon secured a definite order that four
troops of cavalry for Griggsby's rough
riders should be raised in Montana.
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Powder work. Guarded.

SAINTS Cruz. Cal. May Sine core
ner has learned that two S~paniards
called at certain houses here on the
day of the fatal explosion and INQUIRED
the direction to the powder worNs-
Operations at the works have been re
m No one. o excepting en-
ployes, is allowed to pass through tne
gates without a pass. The works are
now guarded day and night.
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GEO. w. REYNOLDS
MANAGER
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Frank p. Lacey, deceased:
Notice is hereby given BY the undersigned. ad'
ministrator of the estate of Frank T. Lacey, de-
ceased TO the creditors of. and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication Of this notice, " the
said administrator at Geo. r. Winstop's ofiee,
in the Petritz Block. Anaconda, the same being
the plaee for the transaction of the business OF
said estate in the county Of Deer Lodge.
b. y. BRowN,
Administrators of the estate Of Frank +. Lacey
deceased.
Dated April 13, 1898.
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Regulars win Command.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

SpttIdI IJIsDd0CH 10 I1t SIdTudTU' >
Washington, May 3.-President McKin-
ley informed a member of congress this
morning that he will probably not appoint
a.y b~rigadier generals from the respect
i've states at the present time. Brigadier
generalships to be appointed will come
from the regular army and will go to
coIonels and majors. The presidents pur-
pose. as he outlined II, is TO put volun-
teer soldiers in command and under train
ing of regular officers.
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Nothing Too Good for Dewey.

Chicago. May 3.-lnspired by the feel
ing that nothing is too good for Ad-
miral Dewey and the fighting blue
Jackets who won the victory over the
Spanish feet in Manila bay. a move
ment has beer started for a great jol-
lilcation mass meeting n celebra-
ton,
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n Ladies' Friend.

DR.. Devine's French Tansy Tsbisee' SAFE
and sure. These tablets ere oompoupds4 nor
the receipt Of one OF the most eeiebrssed frsnes
physicians, Who used them In his prassiee LOT
meat Of painful and suppressed menstrueuens
NO matter what the csuse. and ian % oepeneee
upon to give relief in all eases WV per oos
~ nail Address Standard Drag Co.. AnaeoneA
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Recruiting at PocateIio.

Special Dispatch TO The Stahdaru-
Pocatello. Idaho. May 3-Colonel ii. X.
Kimport. the recruiting officer here, this
morning received a letter from Governor
Steunenberg authorizing him to enlist
from Bannock. Bear Lake and Oneida
counties not less thar 100 men. This more
than doubles the quota of these three
counties. which was at first limited to 30.
Thirty-eight had enlisted here at 6 O'Clock
this evening. Colonel Kimport is at Mont
peiier to-day. where II is understood about
20 were waiting to enlist.
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wardner BOys on.

Special Dispatch to the STANDARD.
wardner. Idaho, May 3.-Wardner COM
pany + left Wardner to-day for Boise.
one thousand people accompanied them to
the depot. They departed amid the Wild
est enthusiasm.
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No Dimcuny About Transports.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Washington, May 3.-General Miles says
there will be no difficulty in securing
transports to send 10, 600 men to hold Ma
Mia. No steps will be taken until Dewey
reports by cable from Manila. or by the
way of Hong Kong. While he used up a
great deal of heavy ammunition. the stock
of small caliber shot and shells Is very
large and ample to last a month for pa
troll and blockading purposes. The trans
port Cairo, now with the squadron, is
loaded with ammunition of all calibers.
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Our War Premium.

The American Navy, Cuba and Ha-
wall" Is the book of the hour. See adj
vertisement tomorrow.
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Rocky Mountain Rustlers.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington, May 3.-According to adj
vices from the East received at the adju-
tant generals ONCE this morning 200 men.
Colonel Woods regiment of mounted RI
nemen, the Rocky Mountain Rustlers.
were mustered into the service OF the
United States at Prescott, Ariz., yesterday
and will at once start for San Antonio.
Texas, which has been selected as the
rendezvous of that organization. in antici-
patton of its participation in the advance
movement on Cuba.
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Our War Premium.

The American Navy. Cuba and Ha-
wall" ID tne book Of the hour. See ad-
yeTtisement tomorrow.
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william Z. Ho~e. N. b. Brownlee. r. g
Ch.~hers Marcus DAILY. +. e
Sergeant. w. n. Thornton
HO6E, DAILY { co., Bankers
ANACONDA, MONT.

ANACONDA, aON
p,v ana sell Domestic and Foreign Ex-
chance and transact . General bankine
Business. Collections promDtly attendee
TO, Exchange drawn on Lenoon. Eein-
Hsmburr. Berlin and all the lsaeano
cities Of Eurepe.
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Az ASoro.rnrScn wan cloup.

IL war Imminent between France and
Englsnif That would noW seem 10 de-.
pend on whether the French come
mander al Fashoda on the upper Nile
r. ihero Tor the purpose OF making
trouble or not
Rumora 20 the offect that a French
expedition was operating In the sphere
of English influence In AfTlcn have not
bcen credited, becaurc the british gov.
ornmont has notified the French au.
morlues that that would be considered
an unfrlcndly act. But some time ago
the Khalha sent runhoat up the Nile.
which was shollod by a white force al
Faahuda. when the boat returned 10
kharloum 70 was captured by the Eng.
lish and the report OF her adventure
reached General Kitchener
~ Il now presumed that the white
force a. FaHhoda is a French expedl.
lion under Major Marchlnd. n 70. he
Will be- notified that bis presence there
IL In violation Of an agreement between
the two governments and that he must
retreat In case hla instructions are %
such nature that he refuses 10 ~
back. there seems no possibility q
avoiding collision. since General
Kitchener has orders 10 keep the Nlle
open from the Dolta 20 tho great lakes.
The situation IL certainly "a critical
one. The Internal commotlon in France
has reached such proportions that a
war may De welcomed by the ruling
classes. II %, clash ~ arms IN the
interior % Africa might De followed by
hosili,ils 10 the English channel. Al
ready the situation la Interesting
enough 10 detract 90 some extent public
attention from thcpFeyfua case.it 10 be-.
'iCypd that a conflict eau be- avoided.
only by France rctroatIng ln Africa ana
leaving he road open TO the victorious
British forces,
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ouAsorISz.c .mLrnrNDrso,.


The late President Wlii'iu ""O"Iu'
was president OF H'onH po-op''a''u
Mercantile Institution heneo nv u'l,"
made vacancy IN 'he o'ie'al uepai'-
mcnt ~ that corporation lh's nus
been hlled py 'he UNANIMOUS "s'''"'"
OF President Lorenzo SNOW io' INC pp-
rlton-e choice mat ~ ~ .Neis W.,
acceptable poth 70 inc t'"eN""'ps'H W
the institution anu 70 inc pup"V :"
large. "hlch " "'ie'uN ih''''s''" ~
Important changes w th'H 'A',n.'s'
ana lnhuenhai mcfoAhU'' eH'"'''"
ment'
The policy OF the INSTITUTION wiz ''"-
tlnue the same a pohoy 'hA' mas o'',
uniformly pursued Tor inc seh''"'
5000 OF the people OF ,hin ih'''"n'u"-
tain region. n C. H. l. u me'oah.
tile business ana as nuoh - eNpe''''
to make reasonable dividend on hr
capital inves'ed-a feature Nh''h ese'y
Intelligent person VIII endorse bu.
In ia history It's present condl''oh' ana
iis future prospects. II u very muoh
more than tina, to the people OF 'hcse
valleys II Is balancing power IN
keeping prices down 10 n feaH"hAn'e
figure, In furnishing the pubic WIN
every desirable variety ana auan'y "'
merchandise. ana ~ being the loauinf
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rnn AmryieAss Ar MANILA.

Some Of our boys who were sent 20
Manila probably thought that little
partially was being shown In sending
them 30 far away over such drehry
cNpanao " ocean. while 9th m we're fer-
mitiod 10 80 10 the nearby Islands or
remain on the borders " this country.
No doubt by this time they are con-
graduating themselves ON ;helr good
fortune, Even though separated from
homes and kindred by many thousands
OF miles. IA the land o. harbaroug and
inhospltahle race and with climatic and
other conditions pretty bad Tor a while,
they SIN have Jared well In the matter
OF general health. which IL by Ear the
greatest consideration uf an. None has
died u disease and all are apparcnuy
IN good spirits Just contrast shat with
Santiago or Moniaukl
\ Manila spondent Of the Hong
kong Press. recently paid the boys a
rather lofiy hut no doubt we'll deserved
tribute. He declares, after spending
several weeks with tho volunteers d,
caylte nud around Manila, that he
never htANlN Jaw nNNN AfnNNA lAAllAk
lam or such passionate desire Tor a
nght, He IL simply repeating tho OBJ
servailon made by an the best CORE
rpondents at Santiago. The American
volunteer Is not handsome 10 look az;
his clothes do not NJ wen ana be has
not the military air Of the regular, bu,
when II comes To fEhting or hardship
no one can excel him.
This reminds ms that AgulnM1o
has again dismounied from the high
horse on which he takes ride fcmi-
periodically. Tho demand by General
Otis that the would-bo dictator With
draw his forces from Manila was not
very gtaclouHly received, hut il has
been complied with. what he and his
followers have seen OF the lighting quail
tiles Of the American soldiers has been
an impressive ana u Il 10 be hoped
useful lesson 10 them. They now realize,
II they ala not before. that they are
no longer dealing with spanIarda bu,
with a class " men who, when they
get Into battle, make short, sharp and
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utah h not alone IN che matter ~ an
interesting ana IN some respects cxcit-
INK campaign. In fact. u Il very much
accompanied. To use a selection from
che paiois % the press, th,rc are others
several ~ them. The Empire ssate.
New York. 10 one of the storm caniers,
but this IL 10 most people a superfuous
statement since ihat sort u thing Is
tho rule In that commonwealth. An
election IN Ncg York VI fair AZ Don
nybrook calls Tor no special reference
% the disturbance that has taken or
viii rake placer ihis feature 81 the pr
f1rmnncc l. never omitted.
The World asks the question a. 90
whom the Democrats should nominate
for governor and answers {, Gin pari)
by saying.
"iIe should h. man ~ the highest
Character aud reputation. that J. % say'
On uprlHhi, able. high-minlCi man,
who u also weii known in thc yoiei
Tor his Integrity and courage. lie
should b., a. the World has said. "a
candidate inspiring tho sulles, public
confidence. uniting the Democratic
patty and atifu c.lnR some az isapi "
the iarso lndepsndens vote Of the
STATE"
This man would h. a pretty sod
citizen or official Glitter aimos; any.
where; hu, an IL not said yc,. Thor,
are other qualifications
IN the lack q any Eterf. Command.
Ing leader, che party viii need 60 LODI
% character and capacity that the pan.
pie can trust with such a candlllt,
on a sensible platform. md a campaign
vigorously directed against Republican
scandals AZ home and Republican mai,
administration "a Washington. We be,
lleve that The victory " last year car
be repeated and surpassed
Just what a "senslble platform
may mean r'mhlns to be unfoldsd. n,
matter what Il contains some member
~ the party are sure 10 regard 4 OF
sensible, ana Just A. certainly othori
VIII pronounce 3, the sassncs Of non
sense. ~ a. 20 the candidate. -hu
most N ghc dlrgruntiemen, usually dh
appears BY the time eleoi0n day como
around.
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rmn rnAcr coMMIssIoN.

The peace commissioners Of the
United siatas are about 10 start Tor
Paris. where they will moei the Span
ish members Of the commission ana ar
range for a nnai settlement N the ac-
counts between the two countries they
ropresent. Thcy 10 on iheir lmporian,
mirsion armed with Instructions ard
prepared 90 present demands that will
not De modified. what these are -, Of
course. not given to the public. beyond
what IL contained in the protocol. The
policy of our Government concerning
the PHILIPPINES 10 believed TO be 10
claim Luz1n by the right Of conquest
and 10 acknowledge the sovereignty Of
gpiln over the res, Of the group on
condition that no part Of the archlpeia-
10 shall be- sold or coded 90 any other
country without the approval o. Tho
United states. with regard 10 cuba u
h understood that Spain win be re-
quircd 10 relinquieh all claims TO ans
participation Whatever 10 the establish.
mcnt u government over that island
u ls believed that considerable time
Will be consumed In the formation 81
the treaty Of peace. The Spanish COM
mlsaloners will Ind frequent oppariu-
mites 10 ssk for permission 20 commu-
nicatc with the Madrid government or
Instructions. and judging from the past
the policy ~ delay Will undoubtedly ho
followed 10 the utmost. Ultimately
spaln will Yield and peace will be 20
cured. Tho preceding % the commits
sion viii be- watched with Interest II
will be q diplomatic battle. from which.
% IL confidently expected. the r1prcsen-
tatlvss N the United States will return
crowned with launia 40 bright a. those
which adorn the hrows u our naval
and army heroes
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ANimAL INTELLIGENCE.

The belief that the lower animals
are controlled and directed In their
movements exclusively by Instinct.
that used 20 be weil-nighi universal.
Is rapidly giving way md promises 10
disappear altogether In a short time.
Prof J. ~. baldwin has an article en-
tltlod the STORY Of the Mind" In the
Appleton Library Of useful stories. In
which q great deal u careful invcsti-
cation and analysis Of this psychic
sublcc, are disclosed. The professor IL
a believer In the doctrine that no, only
does the brute creation think and even
reason. but that mind pcrvades all
creation and cites az PROOF u this the
additions made 60 the store Of human
knowledge by every great law tina, IL
discovered. lie substitutes prohabill-
Ties for chance and claims tina, "what
we sro to understand by a chance dis.
tHbution IL one In accordance with
law, and one % tho nature Of which
can. for All practical purposcs,bc close
~ predicted. n the universe be prey
nant with purpose. a. We all wish TO
NNNNNNNs ~ AMAHs WY NAHhth NV AhiA
purpose work Itself out BY an eyolu-
ton process under iaw1-and n under
law. why not the law Of probahii,ies7"
The professor holds. IN support Of his
cnuviciion. thlt animals think aud
reason. that they are divided into two
classes-perfect and Imperfect A per-
feet Instinct enables an animal to per-
form Intelligent acts In the processes
Of NE without instruction or the bcne-
M of example. Imperfect instincts are
those witch are but partially Inherent.
and require Instruction or example for
their development. The bird. for In
stance. may possess a spontaneous ,cn-
dency TO do certain things. such aa
singing. nest building, etc. but he viii
not be- able 90 do them adequately or
perfectly n lrfi alone from his birth.
These are among the things that he
must learn how TO do from other birds.
and the instruction IL usually Impaired
/ through example. Animal capacity to
| acquire and utilize this knowledge has
been ihc fcid 81 some u the mos, In
tcrestlnE research IN animal psychol-
/ ogy, and has led 10 q new Wow " the
relation 81 instinct 60 Intelligence.
whsther tho orlEln or instinct Is Ia
rtnex action. organic selection or In
reason. a. has been vnrlously con-
tended. II II plain TO the author that
mind has had positive place "a BE-
/ evolution.
The subject l. one that appears on
the surface 90 b. very simple. but In
reality u d ahsiruse 60 a vast dcgrcc.
There be those who DO not eonoode a
soul or q mind 10 the animal kingdom
because they DO not c1ncedo u 10 The
human family. and others believe IN
the spiritual existence - mankind hut
do MOI extend their belief 10 tho
bruiea. Lst the doubitrs aud dlahe-
ileVera ask themselves this and answer
Il In d manner conaonani with their In
cllnlng--Whit IL intelligence aud from
what Is Il derlved1 l. It substance
that man can create, or a condition
created Tor an animate hlnga BY n
Power superior 10 manf
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there is a cross for every 100 yards Of
lts entire length.
II Il not an uncommon occurrence Tor
a traveller to ind himself suddenly en-
couniered By band Of Eypsles. His
mule IL seized by a biz eutlhroaii a
woman holds out her hand and asks for
aims. The traveller trembilneis draws
his purse. "a blow from behind fells him
20 the ground and the next day his
body ls found by the road and another
cross IL reared.
but u Is charged that murders are
about az common In the larger cities
as 10 the country districts. This has
led 90 the BELIEF that there exists Sc
crct society similar 10 that % the Iiai-
Ian Malta. whose members can De
bought Tor a few dollars 10 commit
murder. In this way. numerous per-
sons. who have Tor one reason or an
other made enemies mny BE- allenccd
forever by the hand Of an ASSASSIN.
paid for his murdsroua work.
a country where. In this advanced
ere. such conditions can exist does not
deserve a place In the family ~ civil
lzed nations u IL not % for self
government and certainly not Tor the
government of colonies. Il may not BE-
possible 10 stamp out crime entirely.
but It should be the aim 81 any gov-
ernmcnt that deserves the name Of Eov-
eminent to make It Impossible Tor as
uasslns 10 band together and make
murder a means of living. sifswlng the
Highways ana streets 81 the cities with
the naked bodies Of their Victims such
a condition IL hardly possible except
whore the administrators of the law are
IN COLLISION with the outlaws
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A great deal has been said ana writ
ten recently abou, spanish misrulc OF
her colonies, bu, u appears that at
home the spanish people are not much
better on than abroad, According 60
tourists ina, have visited the country,
an along ihe highways are crosses sur
rounded BY ll!tle heaps Of stones, These
mean tina, there a traveller was muir
dered and his body was found by local
authorities, buried whore lt was die.
covered. and a cr1ss placed 90 mark
ihe rp3t IN some mountain passes
there are crosses at every Tow steps.
ana In one pass In Valencia /, Is said
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The sccre, o. clear skin. soft. white
hands. and iuxurlant hair n found In
the perfect action Of the pores pro-
duccd by Cnticura soap. beyond all
world. as well a. the purest and sweet
est for toilet. bath and nursery. II Ia
the only preventative OF pimplos, black
heads. red. rough hands with ahapoiess
nails. dry. thin and falling hair. aud
simple baby blemiaher. because the
only preventive OF Inflammation and
most minor affections OF the skin.
scalp and hair.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The sixty-ninth scmi-Annuai Com
ference u the church Of Jesus christ
~ I.aticr-day Saints VIII convene In
the Tabernacle on Thursday morning,
october 9Th. isss. ut 10 O'Clock a. IN.
omccrs and members Of the church
are invited 10 be present
LORENZO SNOW.
GEO. O. CANNON.
JOS. r. SMITH.
First Presidency.
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rA.rrnN INunnsInNs
Mo amnde Ms.iern R.lluar.

10 "a.
The RIO Grande Western railway
offers choice u three distinct scenic
routes and an excellent double daily
through train service Pullman palace
and Pullman tourist sleeping cars,
huflet ard free reclining chair ears
Tickei oiiice No, 1903 west Second South
(Duoly block carncr),
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we wm rs, aaNc r,r nn.h.l

We win pay 52it cents per bushel Tor.
number one milling wheat Tor lmmcdi.
ate delivery at 1iuslcr's mill. State
hoad. or NJ our warehouse si2 state
Street
Highest price In cash paid 10, all
kinds of grain.
INTER-MouNTA1N MILLING co.
2t3 State Street. Salt Lake City. Utah
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One Minute Cough cure surprises peo-
pie by It's quick cures. and children may
take II IN large quantities without the
least danger. II has won for itself the
best reputation Of any Preparation
used today for eaids. Group. tickling In
the throat or obstinate coughs
Il. {. SchTamm, Mccormick building,
corner Main and First South streets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16

More than twenty million free
samples Of pewittH witch Hazel
Salye have been distributed by the
manufacturers. What better proof OF
their confidence In Its merits do you
wantf II cures piles. burnJ. acaids,
sores, In the shortest space OF time.
~ G, Schramm, Mccormick building,
corner Main and First South streetA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16

Disease ~ cured not W magical In
carnations but by medical science
Hence II 10 that Ayers saruapariia
cures, and that II proves 90 cminently
fucccaaful n II n Hkiiifuiiy-pru.
pared and strictly semitic blood
purifier and tonic. the only one admit.
ted at the Worlds Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16

TAnLERs BUCKEYE PILE ONT.
MENT relieves the intense itching. II
soothr. heals and cures chronic eases
where surgeons fail. n IL no expert
ment. It's sales Increase through IT,
cures. Every bottle guaranteed. Price
70 cents In bottles, tnbcn 10 cents. Y.
G. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16

The University Kindergarten viii re.
open Monday. September 18th. for thu
registration of children. Tuition fes
number Of pupils over Will be re.
celyed and formed into connecting
class
Mothers class win meet Thursdays
beginning September 2end. from 10 4
".
once hours 10 TO ~, September ieti
90 18th. Call On or address.
MARY G. MAY,
Director,
Klndcrgar,en Department University
Of lftuh
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You may bride the appetite. but you
cannot birdie the liver 20 90 lta work
we'll. You must be honest with u. hcip
II along a little now and then with 4
dose Of HEiniNE. the best liver rdgu.
laior. Price 60 cents T. c. ~. l. Drug
Dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16

The insurgent leaders IN the Philip
pines are coming 50 realize that ,hsy
need an American pr5,er,orate, Give
them lItilo cline 10 study the sl,ul-
lion, and they viii want 90 become
American citizens.
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a diseased liver declares Itself by
moroacneas. mental depression. lack u
energy. rcatlcHsnufa, melancholy and
conatipatlon. HERiiiNE will restore
the liver TO healthy condition. Price
60 cents. Y. G. 81. l. Drug Dept.