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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15

the big Packard mill Is denied by both
Manager Allen OF the former company
and Secretary Ritcr Of the Eureka
iIill. Superintendent Mncombcr of
the mill departed Tuesday Tor Chlca-
90. which II taken as an indication
Of an indefinite cessation of work
there. and a Waterman Keeping his
viglls IN the only scene NJ lie around
the big structure. At the milne
'orce NJ 60 men IL nj work. IN the shaft
and various drifts searching Tor new
ore bodies. Sixteen burlciRh drills are
n work every hour. and week or ten
days work may ut any time disclose
enough ore TO justify n resumption u
work. The shaft II now down 1900
feet. the lowest point yet attained In
the district. at which point station
II being cut. The auxiliary mill bin
has been nlled with ore. and OCCASION
NJ shipments are being made from the
mine. two carloads now being loaded.
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rsp.r,fas In california.

Victor N. Clements ntlli tarrica on
the coast conducting an examination of
promising gold mines In Mojavc coun-
~, cal. With him are II. II. OMAN.
general manager Of the Dc la Mar
al De Ia Mar, New, and ". g. dem.
melt. engineer Tot the company, with
headquarters In this city. This quar-.
tct OF mining experts has been ON the
coast for several weeks past. and II IN
rumored that already they have sue
cccdcd In landing several nno mines FOR
tho captain and win tie up few more
before quitting that locality. Mr.. Gle
inentH was expected hack last week.
return.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Srw YORK MAnKrrs.

New York. April i5.--Thc more pacific
aspect OF the Samoan situation shaped
sentiment favornbly this morning and
stock prices In consequence benefited
TO quite decided extent In some In
stances. The bulk OF the dealings was
IN the specialtlcs.
Publication OF the weekly trade state
ncnta showing an era OF unparalleled
business expansion and unusual pros
rctlty In many staple lines arouse con-
ndcncc IN spectators, Indications Of
pool support augmented improvements
IN various shnrcs, particularly the iron
ana steel properties. Colorado Fuel a
Iron going up points. Local trans
portatlon shares. after some heaitancy.
moved sharply upward. Demands for
the we'll known railroad shares lifted
them along IN common With the spl cl H.
ties. bat tho advances were less
marked. An additional Incentive to
the confident buying IN tho general
market was furnished by the weekly
bank statement. which proved 10 be
more favorable than the most aanRuino
expectations. Manhattan was selected
m the chief bull card after this showing
and ruled close TO n.2p. The market
closed active and strong, with the gen
crni list well W on the day.
MONEY.
New York. April is.-Monoy on CO..
steady at s1tis per cent; last loan I.
Prime mercantile paper. aM1ih per
cent.
sterling exchange. weak with nctuei
business In bnnkefr' bills at i.ssdis for
demand and i.NLnis for 90 days: post
Cd rates, i.ssgis and i.s5Gis. CONNER
cinl bills. i.s3nl.si.
silver certscntcr, conh.
liar silver. kaA..
Mexican dollars. i5R.
Atut0 hnnHa luuNflNtsH falluNaH hold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15

The Ajax Mining company has con.
cluded to sink 10 the i.s0o-foot Lowell
and 10 that end has ordered new hoist
Thomas Weir, under whose direction
the work IN a. be- done. has been ordered
by the company To go ahead ~ he sees
III In the development ~ the mine,
rpaffng nothing In placing az the head
~ the iisi both nH a dividend payer and
steady shipper. A point In development
VIII be the mining OF copper ore, which
more than once the old producer has
given evidence of and that II VIII do
much In the direction Il confidently be-
liovod by all who know the mine.
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per cen, was paid a, the bank yes,er-

per cent was paid at the bank yester-
day.
Several leading commercial institu-
tons interviewed by News" reporters
during the past week state that there
Is no dimlnution In the volume Of
spring trade. IN every branch Of bust.
ness II runs ahead Of that OF last year.
Those which arc feeling the re-awaken-
ing most strongly, are the houses deal.
ing In agricultural implements. house
furniture. wall paper. etc. but the
general merchandise houses show al
most ~ great an advance.
The monthly meeting Of the board Of
directors OF the Utah Sugar company.
occurs Monday morning. when " II cx.
pccted that further reports will be
made Of the plans TO enlarge and cx-
tend the sugar industry.
The financial papers IN the East con.
tinnc to show marvellous gains In com.
pairing the volume Of business with that
Of previous yeats. The bank cloafingH.
one Of the aurcst Indications 81 the real
condition " the country. show pmins
for March. which compared with those
0f the same month for several years
back nre remarkable. March. IN fact,
has made new record IN bank clear
lngs. which v will be hard 10 cauni.
not to say sutpass. The bank clenrings
In ~ cities In the rnitcd states. In.
creased Sac per cont d'cr March, isgS.
and even Increased IS per cent beyond
the rccord-brcakinE year ~ 1872 The
only cities showing falling m from
last year 81 any note. are New Drionna.
n per cent. omaha. "a per cent, aud
Kansas city. 6 per cent. New York
gained - per cent. Chicago. BOSTON and
Philadelphia about 20 per cent. and San
frnncisco. 81. Louis and Cincinnati II
10 iG per cont The record Tor the quar-
tor ending March 3ist. n not less sur.
urislng. The three months comparison
With previous years, show n gain N "
per cent over 1895. si per cent over 1897.
iig per cent over tho low water mark
year, isei and ~ 20 per cent over the
year ~ good trade. isyl
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BUSINESS oN run cum.


In stock circles today there was con-
siderable business On the curb. the
brokers Milling orders at rapid pace.
Daisy. which was beared 40 unmorciful-
~ yesterday, recovered lost ground and
sold up 20 81 cents, while Dalton &
Lark was In good demand above II and
Northern Light stood nrm at 70. Some
of the sales were ms followsi
Daisy. 1000 q a2Yc; 1900 q N: 1000
q ssHi 1000 q %; 1900 q 81, buyer 30
days,
Daiy-wcst. 600 % so.
Dalton q Lark. 1000 q IKE; 1000 @
iiA.
Four Aces, 300 ~ iic
Mercur, goo " $685. 600 " sT.OTh.
Northern Light. 5000 n 7ac.
Yankee Consolidated. 5000 u lie.
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Another iiemarkabi. tshlbition of nuiiIsh
Speculative Temper.

Np"'hhiNs t"Wtter
New York. nradatroet's III.
nancial Review tomorrow viii say:
This week has witnessed another re-
markablc exhibition OF the force and
strength ~ the present bulliHh apocuia
tive temper In the heavy declines and
liquidation In industrial securities, ar.
companying the rise In cali loan rates
and the increased disposition of lend.
ers 20 reject trust stocks or high
priced speclnltles ns collateral. wns
apparently checked last Saturday by
the appearance ~ only a moderately
unfavorahlo bank statement and by the
evident disposition of large Interests In
the market To support the railroad
share list.
ION Monday the day for call lonns
casod on to notable extent, the rates
Of money for call showing an Increase
and though the bulk Of the ionns were
made AT per cent, money was freely
offered before tho close at I per cent or
less. II would seem that the Interests
which had charge ~ the money gath.
cred together for the Chicago a Alton
syndicate. the Manhattan stock sub.
Hcrlpiions and other large transactions
took steps 10 release tho FUNDS AMI
made them available for stock markell
purposes. A number Of sterling loans
were also made and the money market
as a whole failed To present the alarm
ms symptoms which have furnished The
grounds for the break.
later In the week there was a fur
ther easing In call loan rates Al
though the discrimination against in
dustrlals continued II was thought that
Il was not ~ severe or general. The
street at large was inclining 20 the No.
lief that the liquidation In industrlnla
was healthy process and has checked
the disposition Of the public 10 trade
In such securities on insufficient mar
gins, and NJ certain proportion Of
brokerage Arms To carry unduly large
amounts OF those stocks for speculative
account,
"yet. In spite OF the prevalent ldcn
that the market when II regained ao.
tiyity would lurn TO the railroad share
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oMAmA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha, April ,-cattle-i,ecelpts.
500. Market active strong. Native beer
steers, N'sbna50; Western steers. $500
and helfcrs, ss,60ffi25. Gamers, s2SG
$50; stookers and feeders. s39Onb.lO
calves, siooa6.6O; bulls, stays, ETC., $3.50
u3.sO.
Hogs Receipts. 5000. Market DC high
er. Heavy, ss12ism3,S0; mixed. 5000
a.lsisi light, s3.Gbg3,Ig4; pigs. $4,000
$50; bulk, s5.sOaf37H.
Sheep-ReceiptH, $500 Market steady.
Yearlings. si.60na.abi Western muttons,
H.2h1ts0i stock sheep. sa5ouA25,
lambs, H,i0q575.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15
West ria,lc i,ouanss.

An assay on lot or ore from mine
Mt West Tintic. the property OF MeAarH.
Greene ana Whitaker OF this city.
gives fiattorlng Indications ~ a rich
prospect. The assay. which was made
ON hundred-pound lot ~ ordinary ore
taken from the mine. shows % per cent
lead and 9 ounces silver. That means
that the ore II worth something over
so per ton. ana even with the incon-
Vsnient facilities FOR transportation at
present In vogue In tho district Il can
be mllied NJ a net profit Of ever w per
t0n.--Mt. Pleasant Pyramid.
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BUSINESS NOTES.


Wen posted business men think the
time IN not far distant when capital
win aguln turn 10 real estate for invest
mont; for long time past the dealings
IN real estate have been few and far he
tween, the reason being that people
could buy stocks which Welded them a
much better return on their money than
rents would DO, but with stocks going
back a. the Old figures that prevailed
before the panic. investors realize such
small returns that Il IN thought their
attention will be again turned 60 buy
Ing ground aud building houses for
rent, The several big land deals record.
ed In the News" during the week pnst
are taken m casting the shadows before
the. events which are 10 come. and
though no real estate boom IN looked
for, or desired, II II not 100 much 10
expect that the year 100 viii see n vol
ume In land transactions far ahead uf
any year since 1892
The local money market continues AZ
easy ms ever; capital still continues on
the hunt FOR dividend paying stocks,
though many NJ these have reached a
tgurr whore they return less than az
on the Investment, and those which re.
turn more than that rate naturally, are
the stocks most eagerly sought for In
the volume Of transactions Utah Sugar
continues 20 lead. transfers having been
numerous during the week az prices
ranging from Sass 10 Slf75; small
blocks sold last al iii.5O, Ogden sugar
reached tll3 per share; First National
Bank of ogden, size per share, Inc
highest point In It's history during re.
cent years; Home Fire IL held al ssT, a
slight advance since the last quotation.
OF Utah, $40 prior 10 the dividend
This day, the 18TH. In the dividend dis.
bursting day for u. q, NJ. L.. I per cent
on the capital ~ something over 81
100000. having been sent out To etock.
holders, total OF over 10000. which
goes TO all parts Of the state The state
Banks regular quarterly dividend OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15
TWO DIVIDENDS
SENT OUT TO-DAY.
BulIion-Beck and Cen,ennial-Eu-
reka Greet Their Stockholders.
FROM ANTELOPE ISLAND.
ne Ia Wars Esperss In California
No Exchanges To-day business
1srisk ON the curb.

The sum OF $4,000 was distributed
among mining men today. 10000 COM
Ing from the Buliion-Beck and $4,000
from the Eureka In llquida-
tlon OF dividends declared Ave days
ago. These payments give the bullion
Beck total Of t2.sbs.ico and the Cen
tennlai-Eurcka IA grand aggregate Of
i7oSsooo. Both mines are doing hand
someiy In the production OF high-gradc
orcs.and their condition justlncs n long
continuation Of such dividends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15
KANsAs cIrY LIyn srocK.

Kansas city. April i5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 300. Market unchanged,
HogH-l,eccipts. 5000. Market strong
70 Dc higher, iiulk NJ sales, taG0 "
$3.50 n $3.50; mixed $3.50 n s2.IO. light,
l.t5 u 1886: Yorkors. $3.50 u sl65,
plFn, $500 n $3.50.
sheep-neceipts, 1000, Market firm,
lambs, $500 q $3.50; muttons. $3.50 n
50 20.
San Francisco, April i6.-Whent-
Firmer; pec.'i.liAi May. ti.OGA. cash.
fl.06N.
Barley-steadyi Dee, so&; new.
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PRODUCE.
Chicago. April is,--Mny wheat opened
~ 'sh, touched 70 ana advanced To
CLOSE.
wheet-hay, Iss0A; July. 5ssaS;
Sept. 3aA.
corn-April. ai,t; May. sigaE.
oats-Aprll. e6N May. s6s.
Pork-April. g.0S. May. g.igh.
Lard-April. 5i5n: May, 6gsn.
Rlbs-April, as; May. i7O.9L52is.
CASH
Wheat-No. :, rcd. 1ssG5ssi No. ..
rcd, ,0G7i. No. 2, hard winter GsGGs;
No. Z. hard winter. c7uJsis No. 1,
northrn spring. 7agis; No, 2, northern
spring. I2uis No. r. spring. Gld7s.
corn-No. ., aiAUs5: No. 3, saAa3l.
oets-No 2, .s'huAi No. ;, s7Ga,
Hnrley-iOuis,
Hye-BiH.
Timothy-2,10
iiuNs-l III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15

ogden. April i5.-Artlclcs N incor-
poratlon Of the Louise Mining and
Milling company were flied In the Office
~ the county clerk yesterday by n. Il.
ton, !. w. \. Nolkcr ana Edith l..
Noikcr. ogden II named as the prin-
clpnl place NJ business. Capital stock,
go 600. divided into 3c0.000 shares OF the
par value Of 10 centa each. one hund.
red and twenty thousand shares, set
apart ~ treasury etock.will be sold ana
the proceeds used for working ana de-
velnpmCnt Of the company'n claims.
The conpany'h claims arr In willard
mining district. RoScidcr county.
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special Correspondence.
Provo. April is.--Thc following mo-
tees Of location have been filed with
the county recorder; Nancy, situated
IN Slate canyon. Provo district. by
John y. Iiceslcy q al: Norway Nos. 8
and 9. situated In North Tintic district.
by Gilbert Swcnson ct al: cnptain,sltu-
ntcd In Tintic district. by Tintic Min
Ing a Development company; Wallace,
situated In Tlntic district. By George \.
Taylor; Maud <. Extension. situated In
proWu.
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No nNcmANans TO-DAY.
nut nusinsss Was Oood on the Curb
Week In the ri.

A. stated In last evenings News"
there was no stock trading through the
regular channels today. although con-
siderable curblng was done at figures
around those established yesterday.
norly all the brokers participating IN
the days business. ON Monday next
both boards VIII resume work IN the
plt. the old exchange with Its spacious
room lifted M with elegant opera
chairs. and the new board located az 20
west SECOND South street, In tho new
Walker building to which the exchange
moved today.
The week In the pit has seen fall
Ing on In the volume of business. nj
though hlghcr-prlccd stocks were the
favoritc. thus placing the value At
good. round figure. Sixty thousand
shares daily was the average while
the value was about $1,000, thus plac-
ing the total for the week at ESQ 1ga
rhnrcH for which buyers paid the sum
~ sl0.osGii, The latter part ~ the
week saw a decided Weakening In
stocks. but Their" arr those In mining
circles who look for n reaction next
week,
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New York. April ih.--Ths weekly bank
statement shows the following changes.
surplus reserve, Increased Nii2, 200;
loans. decreased ti0.ass. 200: specie. In
creased fs,s 900; legal tenders Increased
s,NiN, s00i deposits. decreased 50. lss, 900:
circulation. Increased $1,000
The banks now hoi1 STABLES In ex-
cess of tho requirements
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15
DEMAND ron wasuIsoroN.
stock Wanted 1T ~ share Immense
or. Uody.

The splendid reports from the Wash.
inEtun mine ut Frisco are having dc.
cldedly gratifying effect on tho COM
pany'a stock, which II now In good de-
mnnd OF g n SHARE. Tho stock IN held
In reserve by a few individuals and
hence IN not easy TO secure. but the
"Nowa" n Informed that recently a
block " 500 shares changed hands, and
that a hundred times this amount could
readily ma market at tho same iig-
urp.
The mine rtlil continues ita WONDER
fui tactics and II opening up an Inn
mensc body OF ore IN a drift from the
i2p.foot level. the showing improving
with every foot ~ work. That IL viii
even aurpasH It's old dividcnd-payinR
ductlon Of the precious metals II verify
believed by nearly All who have inspect
ed It's workings.
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Chicago, April ib.-Hogs -I,eceIsts.
5000, Monday, 10000. left over s,igi.
Market generally Sc higher. Mixed and
butchers sl.Gi q tl,9in. good heavy.
$3.50 u 800; rough heavy, $500 a $40:
light. 1896 u t3.s5n.
Receipts, 200. Marke,
steady.
sheep-I,eoclpts. 1000. Market
strong.
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The BURLINGTON
HOLDS
ALL RECORDS.

The fastest time ever made between
Chicago aud Denver II N hours and ~
minutes. Tho burlington made II Feb-
ruary ~. 1897
The fastest time ever made between
Chicago and Council Huns II hours
~ minutes The burlington made II
February u, 1899.
The fastest time ever made between
Council nuns aud Chicago ~ . hours
q minutes The burlington made il
January Q. 1899.
Two trains a day. Denver 10 Omaha
and chlrREo-the Chicago Special at
1880 y. NJ. and the Ncsiibuled Flyer az
300 y, N. Tickets at Offices " con-
Meeting lines.
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Waterman ur"thsr-. stoek iir"h.r..
No. 9 Central NIX. Phone 4s--3 rings.
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Lswrenc. a Dinwoodsy. Min-. aud Mining
Stocks. "a W. End 20. Phone az.
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During the week sales on both cx.
changes were NJ follows
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rlcAo, once. 81, 8. W. tempt. St.

l. a. DENTON. Ticket Agent. II. q. W.
ny. Dooly Hioek.
u. y. SEsI.lsN. Travelling Pass. and
FREIGHT Agent.
W. D. M'MiLLAS, Gen. Agt.
sit d. W. Temple 81, salt Lsks CITY.
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nosToN MARKETS.
cmIcAGo MARErrs

., Boston. April is.-n & M.-nuttc
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". ". Hail. aoo Msin street
repairing complicated watches speciality
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Dancers of the Grip.

The greatest danger from La Grippe
is of it's resulting in pneumonia. If
reasonable care is used, however, and
Chamberlain Cough remedy taken.
all danger will be avoided. Among
the tens of thousands who have used
this remedy for la grippe We have yet
to learn OF single case having re-
suited in pneumonia which shows con
clusively that this remedy is a certain
preventive of that dangerous disease.
1t will cure la grippe in less time than
any other treatment 1t is pleasant
and safe to take For sale by Hill
Orr Drug Co.
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judgement

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times the torturcs produced By
rheumatism, r vou mus; take the
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remedies which do not reach their
trouble. The doctors treatment
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en- and the bones To ache, besides
seriously impairing the digestive
organs.
lhcumaism is II disordcrcd state of
ihc blood and the only cure for it is Il
real hlood remedy. swift Specific IS.
5. 5 @ocS Gownt the very bottom of
al diseases of The blood. ana promptly
cures cases that other rcmedigs cannot
reach.
Mr.. i. X. $. Clinl,cnbcar,. a promi-
neat attorney Of Mt Sterling. Ky.
writes:
Two years ago WAS Il great sufferer
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] had been to Hot Springs, Ark, where
| remained for twelve weeks under
treatment, but experienced nopcrma-
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Cheap Rates.

From Nov. Isl until April 3oth. lS9?.
Winter Tourist tickets to principal
Southern resorts. including .lSlcvillc
and Hot Springs. \. c.. and Florida
points. will be on sale Il; special rates
via Southern Railway. Tickets allow
fifteen days Stop-ovcr ana are good to
return until May 81, 1S!9.
Quick schedules and excellent scr-
vice via Southern Railway. Call ON
any agent of the company for detailed
information as to schedules, etc.
$. III. llAHDWICK,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Atlanta,G Il.
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A Er"..iou:. pi::n, Teacher at YORK.
s.In the roo.m where the work goes on
are two grand pianos, one for Lesche-
tizky and one for the pupil, writes
Cleveland Mof.'ettt, telling Of The Man
Who Taught Padercwski. " in The La
dies Home Journal Sometimes the
vorbcrciter comes with the pupil and
stands mcek!y by for directions as to
instructins; sometimes the pupil comes
alone. The pupil bows i'll salutation
and places the piece to be played upon
the professor piano, never failing to
slip underneath the sheets All envelope
containing 10 forms (S6) which is
scll.izky ; &c" per lesson.
Then tie pupil BEGINS plnNi:4e from
memory. wlilc The rrois.sos follows
along vii. thc notes, inicri-iil,;ti:.s, coz
stan,iv To show by practical illustratiol
Ilow this o. that passage should be iail-
deed. this or that fault overcome sad
making his explanations Away III ,i;;-
orous word.;. either Gcllnasi or French,
for he speaks losll languages tiucntiy,
beside his native Polish and Russian.
Hc speaks no English however. so that
American pupils must acquires. /. foreign
language before t!:s-y can understand
his criticisms. and these. by the way,
are often difficult 30 comprehend. even
ut tLp hest
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GooC1=E=>yeee,
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and was impressed with it so much
that ! decided to try 5. ;. :. took
eleven bottles and was cntrely Is relieved
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When ] began to take 5. s. 5. was
unable to sit or stand with any ease.
and could rot sleep. Since taking the
last dose / have had no return OF the
rheumatism, and / take great pleas
urc in recommending s. $. 5 to any
one who has the misfortune 10 suffer
with this disabling disease y
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: Harry-It is enough to kill any
body the way you women kiss one
another. saw you kiss Polly Breesc
last evening, and | know you hate her.
Harriet-Oh, well, whats kiss? |
know where | can get plenty more.
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e. Re- ular station; (O Flag staion
Wi also stop at the following stations
to tax" an or let off passengers. Phin-
news, James and Sandy Springs.
No II connects with Southern Railway
No - at Anderson.
No. 6 connects with Southern RIhwaS'
Nos. IL, 81 and 3S at Seneca.
J. F.. ANDERSON, Supt.