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First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. c. A. BERGER.
Sunday School, l0a. M: Service and Sermons,
II a. m. Junior Endeavor,3 p. M: Y. T. S. @. f
T., $3.50 p. M; Evening service, Z $50 p. m. |:
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening al
1880 ~
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for four weeks next prior to cleo
ton. For such matter, when it
appears, we will not be personally
responsible only to see that il
contains nothing of a vicious OF
malicious nature.
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Methodist Episcopal Church,
REV. g. II. KIRKBRIDE.
Corner Main and Church streets. Parsonage
noxt door to the church.
Sunday School, 10 u. M; Morning Service, II a.
M: Glass meeting, II M; Junior League. $50
p. M; Senior League, p. M Evening Service
SPIN. Prayermeeting every Wednesday even
ing 80. F
Members Of all denominations or of no den ON
inatien will be sincerely welcome at all of our
churches.
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O5TIgTHE DIRECTORY
TOWN DIRECTOR Y

p. T. MCGUIRE, Mayor.
Board of Trustees:
John Blunt, August Peil,
George Deibert, Matt Lines,
L. ii. Bedwell, D. T. Frazier.
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Church Services ard RsliL !crs meetings
In Fleftnse

First Baptist Church.
REV. ROBERT D. GRAHAM.
Sunday School. 10 o. proacl il & IL :15 and
$50 in Union Hall.
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Is-THE SALE OF \ SOUL. ny C, ". s. Mst.Nan.
3-1HE COUSIN OF IltE KING by A S. NanwssruraI
i-siN MONTHS IN HAnEs ny ciatiee 1 onsnam.
,s-InH SKIRTS OF chANcE. BY capslla ALFRED
Thcmp.on.
,e-ASIhoNY KENT. BY Charles Stokes Wayne. 4
- r. OK riki uE, ny ehampien h'Aeh',
b-IhAr DREADFUL WOMAN, by Ha;eid r. vyn.a
IA DEAL IN DENVER. ny Ciimer Mekendiee.
s-wiYt SAYS GLADYS. ny David ohris,ie Mgn,y'
se-A VERY REMARKABLE Girl. by L. " biskforA
sy-A MARRIAGE FOR HATE. BY Harold r Vynas..
n-ouI OF The SULPHUR. BY T. c ps isos-
D-TlE HUNT FOR HAPPINESS. By Aaita Vi'ass
Chartret, =
s-HHR STRANGE EXPERIMENT. BY Harold R. vs---
ION THE ALLAN or PASSION Nv lob z
VA hAErrR TO LOVE-. By Joaan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

Tn, auesilon 81 whether the regular
or volunteer forces % The United states
worp the more oficlcy, has b,en al
,lmes subjcc, o.; considerable conf
mcn,. This comment has OF oil umes
bosn lively, but occaalnnhly u haa a'-
generated Into raiiicty and acrimonious
,ss,ruonn. all OF which a. a slime when
the people were 90 sllidly unHed amt
>, deyo,sdly paltlosic was romewhat "
not nltoglthcr out u place. This con-
olusion receives additional emphasis
from tho fact thnt the discussion ala
NO scttio che matter--it settled ilntlt
up,n the nsli and on tho right AIDE
There - and was no competitive SUI
pcrlorlty at all: one Il equal % The
other ana both are AZ good a. any IN
the world.
paeusdng this subject. q recant
number Of she Now York worll holds
ilsa. one ~ tho important demonsiIu-
lions u the war Is tlrN the deduction
which the News" has above reached
and Tor which Il eonicndcl early in che
strife. IL correct. Says our Gotham
cotcmpurary;
"tt was rogimou % Pennsylvania
volunteers that Aycd one % the great
West Indian battles by their obstinate
n fuaai 20 give way before uvcrwhflm-
Ing numbers and By thDlr rCsllu,e adj
vance upun spanish works thcQrc deal
IS much too strong Tor them.
THE conduct if the Rough nlinra-
volunteers all ~ thnm-wuuld luvc
done honor 90 she best veterans NJ she
French or German armies, and az Ma
Mia the volunteers gave an equally
gl1d account uf themselves,
Everywhere In this war our Y1lun.
tttrs have done their work az well as
regulars and have STOOD killing na uu.
nlncmnsiy aB Caesars Tenih Legion
ever ala.
81 has been deemed a raprDach 90
tho cuuniry'a system thlt % has 90.
ways relied mainly upon l.a citizen iol-
dlrry flr lii defense. That reliance De-
nov uhundnntly 1usi.ned.
"In war ~ IN peace the Republic IL
nafe in the hands % "a cltlztnH. ne
abiding strength lics In ahc superb
manhood that ne Institutions foster"
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oun cirlzrNs AnnoAp.

Such statements ~ that hereafter
Americans who are travelling or tenn
plrnrily located abroad will boz treated
with more respect than formerly have
been quite common 81 late. They
seemed and seem 10 have good f,un-
datlnn and with some feW exceptions
no doubt such expectations VIII be
realized. In places who're there o. no
prejudice ana where oducati1n and
progress are the rule, doubtless the
citizen of the United states will re-
cclye more cordial treatment than Tor.
merly. al least amobg mo upper cmat-
es. hut on the whole ,ha gain will nlt
be very pronounced Cor reasons which
VIII bo stated further along
A letter was received yesterday by.n
gentleman OF this city from Die bro,h-
cr lu Germany the latter being uifre
on n temporary s1iJurn. IIs rp.ikB
not merely Tor himself but TOR every
American there, 20 far as his oblerya-
ton has gone, The feeling prevailing
against our people was Intensely ad-
verse. this relating ~ course 70 the
cummonrrai The presumption " that
" the wealthy and titled CLASSES en-
trrian such feelings they are diplo-
matte enough o. keep them In Hubiec-
tlun. The young man spoken OF says
that almost every means known 90
ciylllzod man BY which dspleasure IS
shown and the lnhihtlona of the law are
Kept In view, the ACREAGE German re-
sorts 70 on every uccaslon-such. Tor
instance, ns looking askapt. staring
one full IN the face Tor a moment then
turning the head away with ccn-
temptuous levr, giving eXprssslon 90
some brief ejaculation not contained
10 the dictionary but San sufficiently
expressive of dlsdaln, rudely but APP
parently accidentally iusuug while
passlns and 30 on, In some eases the
Offensive conduct becomes outrageous,
going so far as splitting at the despsed
Yankees. This Is a very serious mat
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after that the strained relations be-
tween the whites and the aborlglnes
became less tense and soon we were az
that condition or profound peace whlch
has remained unbroken.
President brigham Young was a
staunoh advocate and practicer 81 the
doctrine that u T. cheaper 90 feei the
Indiana than 10 Eight them. In the in-
fancy o. the community the wlsl m
~ such policy was manifest IN ihe
eomp,ratlvq immunity from molos'a-
ft,r and harm enjoyed By our people
nut an indian Is an Indian. and his
nature could not forever be resiralned.
10 so1n BEGAN to realize that the pale
faces were here 20 remain and that
each additional year saw them increase
and flourish. while the lands which the
natives heid were dlminlHhing In a
corsrpon!inv ratil. The fact that they
never pu, these lands TO any use what
aver had nothing to DO with the mat
ter. they we're being used and some
people other than themselves were the
riiners. Hence there arose unfriondly
feelings. then actual hosiIhucs extend
Ing through many years though most
Is u q denliory character Many
lives IN both sides wor' Lost and The
natural tendency to tmevcry ON the
part NJ the redskins made The business
a harvest FOR them. They not only
stole cattle and horses by the head but
in droves. and any little th'Ha--or
great one either. Tor that ma'ior-ihcy
could nnd lying around loose any
whore went the Same way In ~ this
bloody and destructive era there was
No one among the rtvagns more per-
sistentiy predatory or InHninhly mur-
derous thas Black Hawk. lis was
young man. tail and fine looking ana
possessed o. the Instincts and
qualities ~ leadership. lle made
NE very Insecure AMI those who
poasassed % very uncomfortable
I'm certain parts % tho Territory for
several yc1rs. sirrase coming In for
good deal more than lis share u his
unsolicited and uuwolv0me visiiaiions.
Finally. like Crrvcra. he was bottled
and peace followed,
Those who are now enjoying Them
selves In a general gathering were in
the campaign spoken Of ana have
earned az the attention aui respect
which those OF NJ who were not III 70
can beaiow. May thfy live much
longer and the cnjoyment' u We b. I'M
ERASED upon them. Perhaps ih' g1f-
,rumcnt may yet take a noiiia % p'y
them romeihlng Tor what they ala Tor
4 boa1re they pas along g. whore
money will be- of no accounts we rIn'
cofriy hope 30.
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coNourn a WORLD.

American writer's have exhausted
their yocaiuharlca In praise ~ Lleuien-
ant ilobson. who sank the Merrimae'
This Ia what a German author has 20
siy " tho gallant American.
"What We have viewed with asionish-
mont n tho triumph over fCudnl decay,
.of tfchnir, produced by democracy ana
typlnrd by Lieutenant llohfen' VINO. m
thr hour W supreme test, had the cput-
no to sink the Mefrlmac In the chan
..rhls n ths way modern heroes look
who have passed through their frit Ok.
prflcuce of war. They fear no felthgrei
hata no KNIGHTS boots or cthlll'ru
rluttf. hut they are clad In tho rdueh-
tiun and culture % thc century. bccaufo
they had no such heroes ll tnFr ranks,
bsrrurs everyone was ~ DIE right place
and knew what 90 do-f1r this rplHon
the fortune of war crowned thr Yankees
with tho wrrnth1 uf victory Has the
german mind become an AGED ~ % De
lmhuHd with the nr 'ludlnl VI nenllliN
Hriiuft new things while Il grows
warm over drcayluE poDplcHi II can
well hs understood that many nfe 500
UeinuH and ore asking the question
what ~ 10 become or the OrrmIn sugar
production when cuba lH managed hy
shrugd American capitalists, who VIII
b. allie tn control tho entire sugar
market of the wurldT such cngaidfrn-
toms. however. viii not help 20 paas over
great historical rVent-'l historical
tyont which should show Germany
what q commercial nation can do
which has pressed the toehnlc INTO lta
service. 80 deception " possible; Tor
tho New World conquered she Ola whom
Lieutenant iluhson prevented Ceryera'a
feet from escaping
Lieut. nat Ilohron. then, MOI, merely
sank the Mouimac, but conquered the
ora World
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It has been n Around Of fear al along
since the Utah boys arrived at Manila.
that the good fortune which attended
them might some time or other dlaap-
pear; that they would not to the end
enjoy immunity from casualties. The
fear has been realized. a private at
taohcd 60 one Of the Utah batteries
has been killed ana a corporal wound
cd. The account appears elsewhere In
the News" dispatches
II seems that George Hudson got into
n dlniculty with some natives aud nrcd
His revolver In the air as a means Of
calling for help. This alarmed them
ana they nockcd around shooting.
with the result that Hudson was killed
and Corporal william Anderson. who
came to his relief. was also shot and
severely Injured. This may prove to
be- a much more serious matter than II
now appears 10 be. although II h ndf-
fieentiy 10 ~ Il II. IL Illustrates ih'
temper Of the Fillplnos and shows tina,
they must b. kept ut respectful dis
tancea. Details are atlll wanting
psndinE tho arrival ~ which further
q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

ter when 1t IL given full consideration.
The feeling against us has no doubt
been intensified By the proceedings %
and near Manila during the past three
or four months. Admiral DiedHichs.
formerly In command of the strong
German squadron there. mas recently
been relieved and himstif given an
other station In Javanese waters. lie
T. now 90 Tar away thai, he cannot an
noy Dewey nor vice versa, which is
Just M well. for the conf auods friction
which existed and which was occa-
slonaily manifested was not growing
less intense With time. Dcwsy'a nrn,
dignined attitude. making every point
IN every game. couried with HE I'M
parallced naval feat u j stroying a
greater feet than Mis- own Ia Jew
hours and without iass o. his forces.
has had the natural offact % pr0iuc-
Ing NJ ii;us dread among
those nations Of Europe that
have designs upon the orient. Thoy
zee In the new power beyond the A.
hntlc n facc which cannot he subju-
gated or inundated by any other and
each additional exompllncauon of this
fact o. an additional source % dislike.
this passing along from rulers 10 sub
iacis where % meets with unthinklnr
ana constantly spreading acceptance.
Il o. quite impossible Tor those Of FOR.
cign lands who have no other knowl-
edge of this great country than what
they gain from their own literature
and the jiundlced accounts ~ their
counirymcn who have Travelled and
yielded 10 no Influence other than pre-
iudice, 10 form o. a mass just conclu-
sions or opinions regarding the United
States and itH people. The system u
governing by hercdliy has been born In
them and that of dlrliklng nll other
forms indocirinatcd from the earliest
understanding. The spectacle ~ iot
N people choosing one Of their number
60 be at their head In national ca
piclty ls &, the class previously spoken
" simply an Illustration of she afccnd.
nncy Of mobocricy. while The utter re-
pudlailon Of royalty, TITLES aud heroiii-
ary sway IL dangerous development
~ Ignorance n not lmpleiy Tho fact
that such implous mohs ars 20 wen
organized and so far advanced that In
all the departments " civilized MOD.
crn ne they outririp the world. and
have proved themselves moro than O.
match Tor any other IN warfare whether
on land or ia. does but internally the
~ feeling toward us. ard h.Hrs The OF
fenslvc conduct spoken o. Perhaps
time and continued association may
molllfy the situation somrwhli. brt %
seems ~ II nothing cls1 would. While
hoping that this may be the ca1r.ih'rc
viii be- no gr1voliug at any powers
feet and no apologies made for de-
Tending ourselves offonrivcly when at
tackled. We will as before and an
along carefully refrain from giving
cause Tor oncnse. and II then oncnsc1
come. woe unto them By whom they
come. - long an the pcopie OF the
United states while abroad trench upon
NO ones rights and violate no laws
thoy arr catltled not only TO respectful
treatment. hut to protection " necoH-
sary such consideration ns ihoy have
u recent years received at the hands
u Great Britain. for Instance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

The secret % clear skin. soft. white
hands. and iuNurihnt hair a. found In
the perfect action Of The pores pro-
ducci by Cu.lcura Soap. beyond all
comparison the most effective skin pu-
flfylnK and b1lui.fyinE soap 10 the
world. az well az the pureat and sweet
est Tor toilet, bath and nursery. 10 De-
the only preventative u nimplns black.
heads. red, rough hands with ahapclsns
nails. dry. thin ana falling half. and
simple baby bismiahes. .becauae the
only preventive of innamml.i1n and
ci0rglng OF the pores. the cause Of
most minor affections % The skin.
scalp and half.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

Where the digestion 10 good. ana tho
general powers Of the gystom IN a
healthy state. worms can nnd no hnb.
lntiOn ia the human body, WHITES
CREAM NERMifudE not only de-
atroya every worm, but corrcots all de-
rangemeuta % the digestive organa
Price 20 cts.
z. G. III, l. Drug Dept
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nLAoKnAwK VETERANS.

A jolly crowd OF old and middle
aged men Is that encnmped at Lake
shore. near Provo. They are enjoying
rhelr annual reunion and from AN ac-
counts their Joy IA unconAnvd. They
ere each and an conspicuous figures IN
the march Of events IN Utah. COM
menelng with the entrance Of the Plo-
neers and eliminating with the noted
conflict with the chleftalR OF the desert
whose name gives them their name;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

ono Minute Cough cure surprises peo-
pie by 10 quick cures. and children may
take II In large quantities without the
least danger. 10 has won FOR itrclf the
best reputation N any preparation
used today Tor colds. Group. tickling In
the throat or obstinate coughs.
r. G. Schrnmm. Mccormick building,
corner Main and First South streets.
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No one knows the unbesrnble tor.
ture. the peculiar and uroulziur pain.
caused By Piles, unless they have
suffered from them. Many believe tho M
lneurahlr. This ls q mistake. Proper
treatment viii cure them. TABLER's
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT Is an
infalliblc cure. Price 5Oots, In bottles
tubes 70 cts.
z, g. NJ, /. Drug Dept,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

You invite disappointment when you
experiment plWittH Little Early Hir-
rrH are pleasant, easy, thorough little
pills. They cure constipation and sick
headache Just az sure az you take
them.
y. g. schramm. Mccormick building.
corner Main and First South streets.
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EASTERN EXCURSIONS

Indianapolis and return. Sass on Au-
gust IL. n and 40. q.
Omaha and return, ~ on august ~
10 20
TENDER 1. and g.
to "a.
The RIO Crande Western railway
offers choice of three distinct scenic
routes and an excellent double daiy
through train service. pullman palace
and Pullman tourist sleeping cars
bunet and free reclining chair cars.
Tirke. Office No. 100 Yves; Second South
ODo1ly block c1rnorl.
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II took what supposed 10 be- hard
cold. 10 affected my eyes and nose and
1 had tho oarache. l decided 90 try n
bottle OF Hoods Saranparlln ana Il en-
tiroly cured me. I have found u 10
be- a Grand tonic and great medicine
20 create an appetite" Mrs. J. a. Me-
Comb. Grnntaviiic, Nevada.
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once o tiiah q PacIac Rnlroad Com.

p1nyi
Salt Lake City. utah. Aug. %. 1888
Utah cedar and r0d pine Ties wanted.
Fifty cents each viii ha paid Tor
Utah cedar and rcd pine. sawed OF
hcwcd ties. delivered on the railroad
Grade south OF Milford; at Milford sta
tlOn. Sulphua Springs and pc1eret
Springs and will b. received IN lots %
800 or more. Ties 10 Doe CxsNi
UTAH q PACIFIC RAILROAD conf
pANY.
x. W. MCuNE. President
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EUREKA. MAMMOTH. SILVER CRY
INrursinn sunday.

ON Sunday, AuguBi .ith. the RIO
Grlnde Western Railway offera rate OF
- 90 ffnm salt Lake city and 800 from
Utah county 10 TIntlc Mining District
and return Special train leaves 90 sos
am. See the famous Double Clttle."
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sait Lake ofioe Of First ra.ionsi
Bank OF Park City. VIII mako loans
at reasonable rates. long or short time.
on real estate. stocks. boniu, inert.
gagca. or approved personal security.
O. J. SALISBURY. President.
BAI J. KENYON. Truaauros
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on sunday. Aug. 2sth, the Utah
Central railway will run q special eN-
curalon from PORK GUY % Silt L1Ae
Ciiy and Stitair leach ana return.
Train VIII leave Park city az s'uo = IN.
nnd leave yalt f.nl % Ci.y ~ return
uln at 9.t5 D. ~ tmni nip 60 ssit
Lake city. ii.to. 90 slltair si.lb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

BALLAUn's SNOW LINIMENT
gives Instant relief In eases N Bleed.
ing, Burma, nrulsea, scaldg, Cuts. etc.
Price 90 and 90 cts
Y. G, ~. !, Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

The medical properties OF Halls Hair
REVIEWER 10 inylgoraio the scalp, re-.
move dandrun, restore the hair ana is
color, surpass anything OF It's Kind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

HOODS PILLS cure nausea, slick
headache. blllousncaa. indigestion. Price
20 cents. 4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

An examination 90 toachou flr ths
schools of salt Lake c1uuty,wlli co. held
I'M tho University 20 tt1h rhursdny and
Friday, September ist and end, begin
nlng al 9;is o'clock,
OSCAR VAN COTr,
Chairman Iioard ut Examiners
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that In making q trip 10 Omaha Expo
Eltion you are on the road ONLY ONE
NIGHT " you uae the overland LIN.
ited" o. the Union phcincf Just the
thing Tor nervous people who prefer 10
travel by daylight and Tor "Men Of
Affairs" 20 whom the saving % a bual-
ness day iH an important confederation.
We have the Fast Mall" ONLY ONE
DAY on the road 10 Omaha. Appfc-
citation % this Incompatible time, TO-
rethCr with dining ear service and ~.
pcrior equipment. Il best shown by the
Union Pacific at the "Old stand" elt
Main street,
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City subscribers will kindly notify ,. n
Dunbar tcirculatofl 81 any iffoFulafip ."
The delivery Of their papers
ali communicable should be addressed %
DrsrRrr Nrws PvbLiaHtso Co
Telephone "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

Universal Good Bargains IN Shirt
Waists, n0nncfs. and Remnants u
wash Goods. Ail this week az z. c. 81
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Special Inducements offered an .hls
week In shlr, waists and Wash Goods
AZ z. c, NJ. !.
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Subscribers changing their place of tesl.
dencc should always give former as Vol a.
Present address
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

The brigham Young Academy and church
Normal Training schooi. Prove, Utah.
Entrance examinations Aug. s1th
and 30ih.
Instructions IN all departments begin
Aug. 3ist. is3s.
BENJAMIN CLuFF JR..
President
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80 reinsurance necessary II you place
your risk with %.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-02-03

Of boastful, cheerful idiot. If his head
aches, Il isn't worth paying any attention
to II he feels dull and drowsy during the
day, Il isn't worth serious consideration:
II he Is troubled with slccplcssness at
night, he doses himself with opiates.
When he suffers from nervousness, he
walks into the nearest drug store and or
ders powerful medicines that even phys
jcian prescr;bcs with care. He IL a very
knowing fellow, but without knowing II,
he Is hugging death. There Is wonder
full restorative tonic aud health. builder
that will keep the hardest working man
in good working shape: IL Is DIR. Picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery. II is made of
pure native roots and baris. II contains
no minerals, no narcotics and no opiates.
II simply aids nature in the natural pro-
ccsscs of secretion and cxcrction. II tones
up the stomach aud facilitates the flow of
digestive juices. 1t makes man hungry
as a horse and then sees to II that the
life-giving elements of the food he tnkcs
are assiinilatcd into the blood. II invigor-
ntes tile liver. II drives out all impurities
aud disease germs from the system. II is
the great blood. maker and flesh builder
It Is the best of all nerve tonics. It cures
bronchial, throat and lung affections as
we'll.
~ had indigestion ard a torpid liver" writes
Hrs. A. I. Gibbs. of Russellvillc Logan County.
KY. "Dr. 4crcc's Goid-u Medical Discovery
ciircli iac."
IF constipation 10 also present, Dr..
Piefce's Pleasant Pellets should be taken.
They never fail; ti:ey never gripc. Drug
gists sell both medicines.