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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-11-30
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St., Greenpoint. Brooklyn, NJ Y. writes
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that must write you and tell 6yhyfseASYLk \\VM
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of the stomach for two years, ZW<-1A\S@ m
so bad that could not do any Nv ~
work. I had two or three doc. -
tors but did not to get any bet II I
ter began taking Lydia E. Pink II
hams Vegetable Compound and Liver
Pills and improved from the first. had
better appetite and after taking three bottles Of Compound
and box of Liver Pills say that cured. Your
Vegetable Compound is wonderful medicine
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-11-30

The highest manhood resides in DIS
position, not in mere intellect.-H. WI
Beecher.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-11-30

VITALITY. low, debilitated or exhausted sSrsQ
by DR.. Klino'g 1nvigcrating Tonic FREE e1. %x1@N
Bottle eontaining . weeksT treatment. DR. KlflaY
insttute Arch Street. Philadelphia. Founded 11a
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-11-30

Savings in Am can Banks.
Nearly one-third Of the worlds saw
ings are in $50 savings banks of the
United States.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-11-30

Lanes Family Medicine
Moves the bowels each day. In order
to be healthy this IL necessary. Acts
gently on the liver and kidneys. Cures
sick headache. Price % and Doc.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-11-30

shall recommend Piso's Cure for Con-
sumption far and wide.-Mrs. Mulligan,
Plumstead, Kent, England, Nov. 8, 1895.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-11-30

Mrs. Winslow's SOOTHING sYRuf TOR ChilArsR
teething goftens the gums, re0uceE Inn anr0 aSt9
allays pain. cures wind colo. 8 cents bottle
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-11-30
stHurrah!'

An English scholar has been looking
into the origin of the word "Hurrah."
He thinks "t1rere can be no doubt that
the Egyptian soldiers went into battle
with the inspiring cheer of 'HooRa!
HooRa! HooRa!'' and if the average
questioning man asks why, he stag
gers him with this: Because HooRa
Din the. tongue of the Thothmes and the
Rameses) means THE King! The
King! The Kingv yea, more as RAJ
means not one King, but also God and
Man, the concentrated meaning Of the
cry would be-'For God, King and
Countryv What more loyal, what more
patriotic, what more devout?' What
indeed?
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-11-30
Broker HooIeys Fad,

Mr.. Hooley, the English financier,
who came to grief, does not regard him
self as superstitious person-far from
it-but for all that he had a curious
fad. He believed perhaps he still be-
lieves-in the luck-bringing properties
of threepenny pieces with holes in
them. He collected them and gave or.
ders to his bankers to save them for
him. He used to present lucky
threepenny bits to his friends, for he
always carried some loose in his peck
cts. Bracelets composed Of three-pen-
mics were given by him to feminine
acquaintance, and it was plain to see
that he regarded these damaged little
coins as taliSmans.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-11-30
OMEN do suffer I

w TOMEN do sufferl
wv Even so-called healthy women suffer.
But they not healthy
The marks left by pain the young faces of ma
daughters Pain that leaves its mark comes from .
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-11-30

dramatically speaking, kiss is a
conjunction.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-11-30

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat
ment by Elys Cream Balm, which is agree
ably aromatic It is received through the
nostrils, cleanses and heals the whole sur
face over which it diHuses itself. Druggists
sell tho SOC. size; Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test it and you are sure to continue
the treatment.
Announcement.
To accommodate those who are partial
to the use of atomizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal troas.
bles, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in
liquid form, which will be known as Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the
spraying tube is rs cents. Druggists or by
mail The liquid form embodes the med
icinal properties of the solid preparation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18
A VOLUNTEER ILL.
A Sanpeic Soldier BOY Dangerously
Sick at the Holy Cross.

william Mogren, former packer.
who served In the lnto war IN Cuba.
"a lylng dangerously M In the Holy
Cross hospital, and h without means,
Mogrcn enlisted from sanpctc county
whom tho lnto war broke out. and was
enrolled with the force rulHel by liar-
Ncy Hardy, lie WAS detailed 10 jack
sonyllle, Fla and from there he wn8
sent to Havana, afterwards 10 Suuu-
ago DE cuba, and hia post achieved
fame as a Capturcr OF spies. lie zee
turned TO Jacksonville and after brief
rost was ordered again 90 Santiago DO
cuba. lie then became one ~ the
packers In q contingent from Utah,
numbering between thirty and forty
men. He worked In this train until
llst August, when Dee WAS discharged
from the service on account OF Hlck-
ness receiving transportation only to
United states port Upon reaching
America he started Tor SAT- Lake CITY,
but wus taken severely Flok 400 Wyu-
ming. He wrote TO two OF hlr CONF
rados from thcro-Cnlvm n, Johnson
aud Joseph w. Lee-for ala, which was
promptly given him. lie was enabled
by this To come ON 10 salt Lake city
ana rs now a very sick man IN tho
Holy Gross hospital, and iH without
money. He was naaistOd by an the
hackers In the Utah contingent II iB
thought cmincntly proper that Mogrvn
should be remembered IN tho dihtrlbu-
tion ~ the Utah volunteer FUND, 'hc
condition Of the man calls Tor immedi
ate action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Charles A. pUsbury. tho well known
miller. died lu Minneapolis, MINI. ON
Sunday
A Detroit dlapltoh says Con. Algcr
has retired fTuW the senatorial contest
IN Michigan.
A convention OF state governors md
attorney generals has hrrh called lu 50.
Louis to discuss the trust question
The steamer Lucnnin arrived IN New
York on Sunday, from Liverpool. with
1896 passeuEers besides the crew.
Tho Nevada cavalry will sail from
Manila on Sept, "a, Tho is tho last
body ~ volunteer troops IN the Phil
ippinoH.
!. y. WallreH. an enlisted man Of
company b., Thiriy-hfih infantry, Unit
cl statgs volunteers, committed suicide
ne the Hotel Columbia, Vancouver 70.
g.. sunday
A special to the Chicago Record says.
H. W. Alex, Instructor lu fencing ana
teacher Of languages, committed suicide
here by shooting himself In the head
with revolver MI AlcN came here
from Lake Forest Ills.
At the CHI house, san Francisco. ON
Sunday, as "a number OF boys were ON
the pier fishing, "a wave swept over tho
pier. carrying one uf the boys out fu
Fea. He was drowned Two other
boys were rescued By the NE saylng
crew.
The builders trial Of the first class
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18
WHO STOLE the MELON
Mike Boyle says Eph Kelly Did So
aud Wants Him Arrested.

There was % mild sensation ot police
headquarters this morning whom Mike
boyle stepped up Co Prosecutor u.iHl
and asked 90 be- allowed tp swear out %
complaint charging Euh Kelly with
pout larceny Tor stealing "a water
melon.
II appears that there has boon trouble
brewing for SOME days past Mike
Boyle this morning stated that ho had
licked Eph once aud could do % again
ana generally emphasized Die remarks
with verbal frills TO the extent that no
urly looking horse, with hnlraHr
voice. wgH going 60 Hwipe his melon
with lmpuuity.
a week ngo, when Eph and Mike We're
frntcuIging upon the trlsty's bench in
the jail yard, q prisoner IN the JAN.
Louis 81. claire. who was I'm FOR ten
days Tor interfering with OWcor Jim
Williams Ia the Performance Of his
duty, asked Mike 90 get him some Toe
baCco; be rendered Boyle twenty-five
cents ana told him 10 Keep the change.
Th'ro are people ln this city who arc
uukud enough tu aver that Mike Boyle
win sroud his last cent in concentrated
lyo and proof alcohol. their assertion
must hereafter be received with Cnu-
ton for, De- u known. ON this occasion
Mike invested his ten cents ln % juicy
and fuCculent watermelon. from "a
prdllar who visited tho police station.
The irlshmnu took his prize HtpulthUy
under his coat and cached II ln tho coal
shed.
when he returned: 10 and behold. the
fruit had gone. Subsequent invpstisu-
tons uueorthCd Eph Kelly picking Cgr-
tain black sovda out 90 hlB Whlakera.
600 the stable OF the patrol team.
Mike Boyle now wants Eph Kelly ar
TrHtYu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18
SUNDAY LIQUOR CASES.
Inactivity Of officials Makes II Neccs-
sary TO stop Prosecutions.

10 secma that Alpha bias proved 90 be
the omega ln tho Christian Union pro-
fecutl1ua Of sunday Liquor SELLERS.
President Eaton or the Union states
us hIH r.uaors Cor ihH suspension "
tho crusade that they have uroHfulnvl
the attitude Of the county attorney aud
Oth.r officers OF the law. url have dH-
covered that there was 10 period NJ lnhc.
uNty. % iH not ulIUHUl that the ollie
tafH uro iu Hymputhy with those who
UrH guilty OF those particular luifur-
lions OF the law but their actions ore
Indicative 90 their uuu.Hympuihy with
those who were anxious Goo H"r the 'ua
tHruHmyut uf the law
After conviction, tho Zines Imposed
were 800 small uH tu o. not only ride
tul1us but really llaguurtgInE,
President Eaton "H that the
conclusion hHH boon reached that lt
would br wife. tl give tuH liquor eases
70 rest. since thp action uf the Justices
have been such aH Co max, % farce of
thH whole business.
Another thing claimed by thu Union
people s that fha oNo|'la Seem TO im-
uFIuH fhlt % was tho business tho
complainant Co furnish evidence and at
tonl Go tho prosecutions also,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18

American Association 81 Baseball Ciubs to
right National Organization

Chicago. Sept IA new baseball
league. whose circuit win Include elites
IN both tho National and Western
leagues aud which Will be- known AZ
tho American Association of baseball
clubs, was formed today at "a meeting
here uf baseball men ana lovers OF tho
rational game. The circuit. uH decided
ON today VIII include st. Louis. MIL
MuUsHc, Chicago, Baltimore, New York,
Philadelphia and Washington A. q.
Arson was offered tho presidency. but
refused 10 accept at present II. u.
quinn OF Milwaukee WIS elected tom-
purary president other temporary
officers were elected Ms follows. Vice
president NJ. -. Seaman; treasurer.
George Schufrr; secretary Frank
lloughi directors, chris Won der Abe.
NJ. y. seaman, Frank buckley aud g.
$, Ilavcnor.
The platform M the now league was
announced us follows Honest compo-
tluon, 40 syndicate baseball. no re-
serve rules. TO respect an contracts. ana
popular prieos.'
The real hocSors 0f the now organ-
iz1tiou were not disclosed, but HI Ia
claimed that tho league VIII have tho
support III brewing company In ST.
Louis.
An Of the gentlemen present dis.
claimed any intention OF going 90 war
with tho Western league, but thuv
strongly inumutol that q was war 10
q un,Hh with National organization.
Tue advent OF Arson into the ooun-
ellis OF the now league means that chi
clgo Viii have two baseball teams.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18
Salt Lake Defeats PocalelIo by a
Score Of 8 to 6.
ONE LEAGUE GAME PLAYED.
In the East ~. Louis Gives the Giants
nn Awmi Trounctuu Notes on
the Game.

The salt Lakes played tholr second
match with roettou1 yesterday aud
succeeded in defeating the Idaho boys
by the Hr0ra of eight 90 alx. after a
splendid game or taI The battery Tor
the salt Lakes was tuhay Scare uud
itiddor while Eubuult4 and berkeley
onlciatod iu liko capacity for the locals.
liurhoy pitched three Innings Tor tho
Salt Lakes. but retired Goo favor OF KID
der OWING 60 hroE.n nnEur Eubnuks.
Tor Pocatollo. struck out eight but gave
eighteen hits. Kiddar struck out four
Tor three hits. iluFhoy allowing Tive in
three innings with three bases on balls.
uurhvy unI Taylor ludulgyI lu some
bis batting. HuEhDF making thrU'
doubles aud on, over fhs fence fur home
while Taylor INDUCED Boo 70 THO vi two.
burucrH
Umulros=HopllluH and Iull,
Following lg the score hy Innings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18
BICYCLE RACES TONIGHT.
Eight Events on the Gard for he Meet al
Salt Palaes Track.
There win be no Loading aud Jockey
Ing win Cause the Insugators
Go be Suspended.

E.sht events arc scheduled FOR the
f0eo meet ON the Salt Palace truck Co...
h.Fft on which occasion Chapman. Tur-
NI'r Furman and Lawson viii struggle
Iaf places &C tho finish. on Friday
o.. Their Turyillo or Chapman got place
300 ihU finals, o. circumstance which has
h1t happened here before or likely 30 10
DO again. The judges also have prom
I1'I Co VI down hard ON loanng and
Egnorll team work or jockeyiug. conse-
tshl'y, gpod, clean racing iH now the
order ut the evening
tuo lgesiam Tor tonight is as fol-
lHuH.
1hree-fourths or milo handicap.
Professional. nrHt prize, f2i. SECOND.
CIV, third. -. First hcat-W, q. Fur
,.th ana elem Turyillu, scratch, j, 10.
itm0nds, forty yards: q. ~ Chnnee.
MY yards; G.. u, Hrazler, alNty-nyD
yards SECOND hout-J. NJ, Chapman,
t'Ialrh. a. W, Cnino. thlrty-nvr yards.
year julius, furty-five yards. Geo.
,Mrll,r hfty.ilvo yards Three 10 quail
lEi four IN fastest heat.
'ne-mile open, amateur; first prize,
'' diamond; second. $40 suit third g.
Hhh buttons, A. W. Smith. H. 8. Tuck
~ j., w Guthrie Geo. Lucas, ~. Il.
smith, J. Muuson
Final three-fourtha OF a mile handl-
cap professional
bnr-mile handicap. amateur; FIRST
lIlhg $40 suit second $40. third. 81
mt q, II. Lucas ana n. q. Tucker.
scratch; A. W. Smith. forty yards. e..
s.uTock siNty-fyo yards; j, W. Guth-
il.. ninety yards; :. MunTou 100 yards.
lMn.mhc opon, professional nr4t
uizg. $50, second. as. third. SO. fourth
First hout-C Il. Bra-Icr Glenn
IuTNIllr. a, w, Calno. w q. Furmpn.
h'o1nd heat-G. ~. Chaneo, J. D. Ed
monia oscar Julius J. NJ. Chapman,
tNcr Lawson, Two To- quality. three In
fastest heat
Final onr-mllc opon. professional.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18
WILLARD BEAMS
EXPLANATION.
Story Of the Provo Fake Rehashed
in the Denver News,
WAS AN INNOCENT VICTIM.
sever uan u Race Tor Money HAS
Nothing Against Bis Record
save one Instance.

willard Bean. the young boxer, who
,srrad himself recently To- the extent
II % couple ~ columns IN the local
prrs. over hla own signature. to tho
sa,ct that he had ceased To- pose as "a
boxer for good and all. IN again rush.
ms into print
The Denver News gives the following
under "a display heading.
"piyors nrc the comments which the
criticism OF willard Bean, the Mormon
EIdsr-purlllst.oyor his rcCont fight with
Ben wcday In utahhaa started in D,n-
ser. Hcan has many friends, and
many Acquaintance who arc inclined
TO uy that his procliyity 60 the occu-
patton Of "a jawswlth marks him ns q
little more of "a taikor than nghtcr. 90
cay The least
The fact. however. that there were
no fouls ever charged uu 60 the Nor
mon pugiliatlc record before the fight
Uf last month o. taken uH "a rroN deaf
ga ha favor. Hilly Madden. in whose
Petersburg training stable Bean lH pre-
pairing Tor his go with Billy Layton to-
morrow night. says that Benn ala moth
ms shady but when Wcduy supporter
came TO him with "a prupA itlIu 20 sell
out De neither said yea nor nay, and
tine" got the impression. which they
backed up with comfortable uf the soft
real that he would nccedo.
'Iean, who was seen at pcturhurr
yesterday, put on coat after "a shan,
iusarl with the punching bag. and COM
mrutod on the matter somewhat uH fol-
luWHi ~ the sporting phllio were bet
Cor acquainted with UUly Wilson. who,
with hiH gang. lH making this howl, there
would De but one fdH Co 10 nll. WHOM
h' wanted Co mako o. return match ho-
tween me and WDluyhu wrote that Doc
could frame up rumvthirsg Hp that uli
of us could mako piece N money. I
ignored the letter turning 10 over TO a
friend OF mine who always managed
my contests az Provo city. 1 learned
later that some sure thing sharks were
interesting themselves la tho bout, and
cent word not 90 let thcm in. n was
too late. and ! found that two leader.
UI the gang had been appointed ua
90 Jack Stolznor 10 ncl ua rDfrrre ana
they tried to get 90 him first and tulN
q over The sure thing second tried Ia
hlun mo into playing Tor Wgduy'a wind
and other things
"'Wcll. I took things easy until ~
eighth round and thal mixed % up d
hIt They saw their man yuH runa
and had the match called on 10 san,
themselves.
7 have never nun "a ruro for "a dol.
lar In my ne. I have contested fnr
prizes and medals ana have never IT,,
CeiNed "a dollar 10 upy bet that was
made on me iu tho aroma. And Vol
um re- fukir,
"'1 will go In Monday nlrht 90 win
and have never yet been defeated 4,
] Eo out ] am knocked out. ana 1 vnni
q emphutldally understood TINT Win
not take part In any sort NJ 70 fakol''
Ihnsr who were present 40 that mon.
umgntul fake ut Provo win rama tht
above with interest and form their own
conclusions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18
FIVE MEMBERS REQUIRED.
Saturdays Meeting Of Board Of PardOns an
Invalid One.
decided to Pardon Three Only one
Application Denied Gases
Continued.

An impression prevailed among the
members of tho board NJ plrluuH that
three composed quorum, and acting
under that belief "a meeting was held
Saturday aud action taken IN three
cases. II now tunsplrya that the law
requires tho presence OF fun board
five in ull=nnd "a majority vote u that
number 90 grant either communication or
"a pardon. Those present Saturday were
Governor Wells chairman, and Justices
OF the supreme Court Miner and hAHk-
iu The uhHuuiueH were chief Justice
Burtch aud Attorney General bishop.
Az reported lu Saturdays News Hov-
on petitions from prlHunofH Wnr" pre-.
scented AMI considered, but the invalid
status Of tho huufl ncCoasituted "a cone
tiuuutlOn of all the business OF the ruH-
sion until the next meeting, which oc-
ours the third Saturday In october,
Ia executive session Il was learned
that the board decided 20 pardon Thua.
Lacey convicted Of burglary In Weber
county. November 10Th. 1896. ana acn-
fenced 10 seven years: Frank FAR, also
uf Weber, who pleaded guilty 90 bur
r'lty. and was FDntoncod 20 one year,
May 3ist last, ana Clarence u, Bean,
alias Charles Gray, sentenced IN salt
Lake county December 10Th, 1897, to
ilyc years Tor burglary
Tho only cnao wherein the board DO
Cided 60 deny executive ClCmuucy was
Robert h. Moore tColuroll convicted NJ
forgery committed ut Fort Douglas aud
fcntoucyd 100 May, 1897, Co three years,
The following cut'H were continued
until tho next mooting' George WAN
loss. convicted OF assault with intent 20
commit rape 1t lrhi and sentenced 60
three years, John u. Brown, convicted
uf killing his wife and sentenced ~
twenty years IN october, 1891. Frank
Usgostedd. convicted of murder ln
November 1895 and sentenced 90 six
toon years; Thomas Williams now scry-
ing "a NE sentence for the killing of
Iospph H. IlutUhinga at Mammoth IN
tha r.uF 1851
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18
BROKE BOTH LEGS.
Serious Accident Bcnlls II. II. Cronc
Of This City.

n. H. Crouc, Of COS east, Fifth South
street, fcll from scanold Saturday
evening, ana both hls legs were broken.
The Injury ia especially severe. ma tho
injured man io 90 years old lie waa
nt work on barn on Third South
street. between Sixth ana Seventh Eaat.
eighteen feet from the ground. whom
suddenly the fcnnold on which he was
standing, gave way letting him 10 tho
ground. lie OliFhtcd fquarely on his
feet. but the distance was too great
for one Of his age, nud the shock broke
tho bone OF the right leg between tho
knee and the ankle, and OF the LETT leg
just above the ankle. Mt, Crono'a fell
low workmon rushed 60 his assItnncc.
ana secured q wagon, with which the
sufferer was removed 10 his home. Or.
J. $. Sharp was called In. and set tho
broken limbo n may be- two months
before Mr.. Cronc can return 10 work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18

ba'ueahip Kentucky sister ship NJ Che
kylrsurge. Will take place about thp
first week iu october. 1t Newport NswH.
Va. The Kentucky is only about four
weeks behind the kclwarge and Dr. HI-
most LOO condition t1 rD ont Tor her nrst
run outside the Nirsiula cap.a.
An adobo house Give miles from Mora.
Is. NJ. collapsed lnst ulrHt killing
Manuel Cordovn aud bile wife and elk
children. 10 had been raining ln that
vicinity f1r several luys and the art
rHpf of the housa having become H1tur,
lt,t. fen upon The iumutDH. crushing
them.
on the occasion ~ the celebration ~
Mexican Independence Day. the lllumI.
nation or tho cathedral of MDvlnp by
electricity lIrt uirht was the Daus" uf
general admiration. The great huIll-
IHE could Boz aU'u Tor thirty miIoa. liE"
o. yaet mound uf blazing light Zoe tho
center OF the valley of Mexico.
Tho largest wool dent ever conaum.
mated in The WDat hy wuolsgruvUr
WHH closed ut NouufuIrhumH. ill.. Slt-
uIiuy evening. when NO Robert Nnh|'
sold BITE clip uf over 1000 Oll pounds to-
charles U EUi.Uy q Du. Cor $4,000
cash. The wool was purchased Cor Che
account of Mr. Theodore Davis of g.
Louis. Mo.
4 special Zoo fha Sow York Herald
FROM Washington HINH RuUTtUTWnHa
tHr General iulIHHtun hlH received re-
dispatch from Major Ions surHr.u-
tauiHnt ~ army transportation 100 San
FuncIHru. showing That the Tartar lH
not uyuf.ruwdrl aud hHr moro facilities
f1r saving l.f' than could possibly Doe
needed
4 special Co tho chicago Chronicle
from Perry. N. T auNH. a telephone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18

You may Birdie the appetite. but you
can not bride tho liver Go du lts work
we'll You must b. honest with o. help
10 along o. little now ami then with u
dose OF ltERnlNE tho best liver rogue
Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18

TABLETS BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT relieves tho intense Itching. Il
gUuthcs, heals ami cures chronic case,
where surgeons NlL u b. mo- expert.
ment, its FuloH Increase through lt4
cures. Every bottle guaranteed.
Price 90 cout1. On BOTTLES, tubes 20 cents.
y. e.. NJ. / Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18

A diseased liver declares Itself by
moroaoneas. mOntll depression lack ~
energy. rpHtlcssuDHH, melancholy and
constipation. HEUnlNE win restore
the liver 20 a healthy condition. Price
30 cents. y, e. ". T. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18

AZ an external Imminent NJ most won-
derful pcuotratlyr and curative power.
RALLABD's SNOW LtNtMEST Is NOT
oquuled by any other In the world
prlco % and 20 cents, =, g. ~. O.
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