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nasiness rran.scisd by County Commits
sion.r. List Of sehooi Graduates.

sonTfs List "f >rh""i tfsuus'ess
Special Correspondence.
Provo. May .2.-The board Of county
commissioners were In session today
ANA transacted a great deal OF bust
hess.
Mrs. Ellen Jakoman. ox-coun,y
treasurer. applied for the position OF
superintendent OF the county innrmary.
Application taken under ADJUSTMENT.
County Recorder May iirown-Spen-
Ger sent In a accommodation for cer-
tain changes among her deputies. The
lady asked that Miss Hose Young. her
present second deputy. be made chief
deputy, and that Mrs. wilmuih White.
the present chief deputy, be made sec.
ond deputy. The order was made and
tho salaries OF the offices fixed, Miss
Young receiving SO per month. and
Mrs. white So per month.
The Eccien Lumber company at o.
den. petltloned for a release Of tax
sales on the Geneva Pleasure Resort
property, and rendered $500 In fun for
all taNea. Accepted.
Recorder Spencer communicated to
the board that ON account ~ the recent
changes In the mining laws Of the
state that extra han would be needed
60 make the necessary transfers 70 the
several mining districts, N, y, Thomas
pronered To do the transoriblng AZ ~
cents per folio OF 100 words. Taken
under ndylsemcnt.
nr, ". ~. Rogers Of Pleasant drove
presented a bill OF 81 for medical as
rirtanoe rendered the poor ana indl-
gent Of this city. referred 10 Mr. A..
NJ. Davis,
o. Il. Huntington OF Rpringvllle was
allowed $50 for back pay ana claims
while county bee Inspector.
John Chadwln 1T nj made application
for the mining records OF Silver Lake
and Forest city mining districts, the
petitioners also requested that James
Chapman Jr. OF American Fork be APP
pointed mining recorder Taken under
ndvlsement.
ID. j. strong Of Alpine made q de-
mand upon the county for $40 on nc.
count Of broken buggy an injured
horse. and for potronal Injuries tur-
tanned IN Provo canyon at or near tho
Provo dam. on May 9Th, ON account "
the had condition OF tho county road.
The demand was denied.
The recorder OF Provo city sent IN a
communication To the board 10 the 81
feet that with the year 1899 the city
would only pay one-iifth Of the running
expenses OF the court house and
grounds, instead o. ono.fourth, az now
being paid, a short time ago the city
paid one-thlrd ~ the expenses ana
that was cut down 20 one-fourih. and
this further cut the county VIII not
stand, ana the clerk was directed 20
notify the city that;
Flrst-The prea.7t asSe"ment Of ono
fourth OF the expenscs TO Dc paid ny
the city To the COUNT must remain In
force.
second-Utah com.fy Will sell 20
Provo city all It's Interest In the
sourt house and grounds.
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quantity Of the cider. which acted
very quickly on their thinking facul-
Ties and before long the whole crowd
was In = hilarious state ~ intoxication.
Tho officers decided that II was not q
subject that they could handle and
nothing was done In The matter.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
MIR. aud Mrs. John g. Graham Jr.
started last evening for Denver 10
spend couple OF weeks
col Dodge. general manager 81 the
". q. W. Ry.. and a party of railroad
officials were IN Provo yesterday look
inR over She work being done on the
Provo canyon extension. The gentle.
man expressed himself az well pleased
with the line AZ Far ~ completed. and
stated that the contract OF the grading
had been let as Ear NJ Charleston. Wa
aatch county. The track II now down
as far AZ the mouth " the canyon.
clerk iiavcrcamp has Issued legal
couples; Walter =. Kerry, a. n Nam.
moth. and Jennie Bryan, q. " SPRING
VILE. 60 sam pulvor. - ana ora May
Hush. ~, both Of pnyaon.
An entertainment was given last
evening In the Fourth ward meeting
house IN honor of Miss Josie Booth
and Elder Daniel n. Y. McAiiiater.
who will on Friday next start FOR the
missionary FIELDS ~ Great britain.
The program consisted ~ speeches.
music, rccitatlona, etc. Refreshments
were also served.
a number of tho young friends of
Elder bert Thurman engineered a very
successful surprise on him last even
ms In honor ~ his leaving on a mis-
sion for the Northeastern states ON
saturday next. An enjoyable time
was had.
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Ofilea ~ ths nonrd IT Public Works Roam
.al Clty Hall salt Lake city. May y, lsg
Nrtlrd pnuusfsals Mill he fsrriyed a M.
uflrt until n O'Clock a. n, ~ Mouda, Iunn
q ia fnf the Wurk ~ constructing "a nine
srvtrnn the west side % Ninth Hast street
fruW south iriuplr Ia iifst south strurts, ae-
rnfdinE tn the plans IA The city Engineers
Office
Instructions IN bidders. together with sneri.
ncatinns aud inrns for contract md hond
can Dr. ohinlned upon application AZ the office
At The Hunl.
Tho flght 4 reserved 10 reject any aud all
bids
~ order of the Hoard " publlc Works
I. q, KELSEY, chairman.
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n you nave piles. CURE them. No
use undergoing horrible operations that
ease without disturbing tho disease
itself. Place your confidence In De-
Wits witch Hazel salve. II has mover
failed 10 cure OTHEllS; II will not fail
20 euro You'll. G, Sahramm, Mccor-
nick building. corner Main St. and
First South.
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Aurora Mining Company, principal place ~
husincaf. salt lake CITY. Utah Mines W.
nhteu % MHrysvHlt. ilute County, Utah,
Nniicr l. hgrcDy given that ut ino,,,ns n
thu ulfurtnrs N ti.u Aufura Mining Cpmpany
held Aufil d. isp. ~ Ma o. Nufth Main ~,
rnlt Lake city, assessment Nn q ~ nuo-half
cent pr tharv vas levied on tho capital stock
~ SAID cumulny, payable Immediately 10 tho
.ft'ft tafN ~ the company 20 Nult lake CITY
Wan AuN stock nn which this assc~smcnt
pay fufutln unpaid IN the 1t ~ June. will
= dDlin1uon' aud advertised Tor sale Al pnb.
llc suction. anu unless payment 4 made h..
TON VII ~ ~ild on June u. Ia. 20 pay tho
drlinunfuf assessment. tnFrihuf with c~t u
.dFrftl.lnr nni rtpsnso uf sale. ny urdcf "
liuAfu ~ niffFisra
JAMES u. STIRLING, scry.,
mN. Main ~. salt Lake city.
natri May ia
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Nolning has ever been produced 10
equal o. compare with TAnLI.Rs
curative ana healing application for
rlles, Fisaures, blind and bleeding. ex-
tornal or Internal. and Itching and
bleeding Of the Rectum. The relief IL
immediate and cure infallibe Price
90 cents IN bottle. tubes Is cents. 2.
Z, NJ. l Drug Department
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DALLARD's SNOW LINIMENr
ache, Sick Headache, Sore Throat t.uts.
SnrilnH. bruises, old Sores. corna, and
all pain and Inflammation. The most
penetrating Imminent In the world
Price, - and 10 cents. Y. g. Al, /.
Drug Department.
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Many a fair young child. whose pal
has suspected rightly nor darling waa
troubled with worms, has reTained the
rosy hue u health with n few doses
u WHITES CREAM vERMIFUGE.
Price % oenta' 4, c. ~. l. Drug Do
partincnt,
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SorfCE az srrcfAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING Or TitI nfuALASA
MINING COMPANY.

Tie tlur fur thn regular annual meeting ~
The sifs khnIderi ~ the tilmalAyn Nlnlnf
iumrHnNi u corporation ~ Utah. having
r-ssfu ~ ulihuut The holding " saih mcrt.
lut.Hu " the Hard ~ nlrscinfs n said Cbfa-
lNuys that q afrs'lal nesting ~ the sto'k-
luIhrfa. Too lieu ~ snid annual meeting. has
lsHn Called aud Wlfl H. held on MAY u. -,
nt u'tlusl b. m. % that dny. ID Tho nlil,,r III
Z. ~ ltfs Nj. rs south Nhln sifunt. rdlt
ialo tiiyt Utah fnr the nurissae ~ oleeiing
uhc, o. huh dlfUgtuis ~ the Cumpany fpf the
fhsnlhE rnf nhd fur The rufiusu ~ tfantact-
lua HIHl Other huslursa us may regularly
~ me tvfnft said utstlng.
nlrvi1rs
n-,v D. DOwDEN. secretary.
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NIrw MisiSu Am MILL
iNG COMPANY

Location OF principal place OF busl.
ness salt Lake city. Utah.
Notice ls hereby given that at "a meet.
ing OF The company held On the 9th day
Of May, 1883, an assessment Of u cent
pcr share was levied ou the capital
stock of anii corporation, payable as FOL.
lows y cent prr share nu OF before
IhurHday, the sth day OF June, 1889
and q cont per share on Saturday. The
SIN day % July, 1888, TO 10 q. calder.
secretary, az the office OF company M
n west First south street Salt Lake
eity, Utah, Any stock upon which thla
assessment may remain unpaid on Tie
hth day of July, 1888, will be dellnqtont
aud advertised Tor sale at public nur,
ton, and unless payment Is made. viii
be fnld on Monday, tho Sth day ol
August, 1889, al ~ o'clock noohs 10 pay
Delinquent assessment togcther With
COSTS OF advertising end expenses d
sale,
(slruedl ID. q. CALDER.
No. g west First South street. sal.
Lake City, Utah.
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Special Correspondence.
Washington. Washington CO.. May 20.
You VIII be pleased 60 learn that
nearly every family IN our little town
are now Subscribers of the News"
hope Ia Increase the Hat In the near
future tlll every one IL Included In
our list. We now have i've missionaries
In the neid. and iivc more will 10 dur.
INK the fall. namely. Arthur Craw-
ford. Arthur paNman. Randolph An
druH. David Forrha and Henry schiop-
~.
-
Look out Tor a Wounded Name.
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NOTICE ~ CALL Op SPECIAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

NOTICE j. hereby given that a special
Wsntiuf u ihn Htuskhpids-s ~ the Mast
Mining s Milling Company Tor tho purpose
W tloftlhF uInHriofs nnd nfirsfs " the cpm.
pAhY % hold uiNrr until the next annual
meeting ~ the stos'k hnldsrs. and for the puf.
20 N n1ssiur uprn aii QUESTIONS relating 10
The sale and transfer Of go the real and paf-
sinsl pfnpfrty ~ said company aud all quei.
~ all thU Stock " sid company hereby called
~ mgri ni liuum ~. T,mIlciou nullsiinr In
t1e cliy aud county ~ Salt lake aud -tatp
the huut " t1u or.
Dated tIii. iih day u May. A. D. isno.
". = HtriiittE
y ". giHsON,
:, W. WEST.
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Ml3M1Kntne

aids appetite and digestion, tones the
entire benefits the sick and the
well alike. II N one OF the perfect
products Of the Anheuser- busch Brew
lng Assn.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
NOTICE

Tie Rerular Annual Meeting Of the stork-
holdef. N lions saving. Hank and Tfust
'nupany will I've held at tho rompany's
urlce Nps. I, a Q, East Temple e.. salt Lake
tiiy, Utah. on Monday. June slb. 1870 NJ II
uclnrk a. il. for the election ~ directors aud
- such other business as may come bcfor,
the meeting
LORENZO SNOW, President.
0EoHUE ". CANNON. Cashier.
Dated May 18th. fsg
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Aun In accordance With Law aud nn order of
tho hnan ~ nlpci0rs mado nn thU IN IN,
~ Aurih iFfl 10 many sharul ~ each pats,l /
uf su'h sinek o. may bn nurNssary win he
hnd 81 Fmguns building, "a fuuth Main
street. y Lake CITY, Utah. nt tho hour III
IWtlnfk nolHi ~ lhu sta ,llN ~ lunu, A 10.
NV % piy dtllnqurnt AssissinUnt thor,0u
iegelhef WIN onsi ~ advertising and o. prnso
OF nnle.
Dntrd Nav a tsol
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CEDAR CITY.
Walt Of rrs.ldsnt Snow aud Fart, -r.in...
tionAi Address.

Special Correspondence.
Cedar Guy. Iron Co, May ss.-presl.
dent Lorenzo SNOW nnd marty arrived
IN Cedar from the south ON the after
noon of May 20. Tho young men OF the
town formed themselves into "A cavalry
squadron and rode out i've miles 10
meet TIE distinguished party, acting
~ body guard Ia President SNOW for
his trlumphal entry into our progress.
alye town. As the party approached
the Tabernacle the scene beggared
anything ever seen In Cedar. -Four
hundred sunday school children In
gorgeous holiday costumes lined up on
eahc side VI the broad street. while
the cavalry squadron lined up on the
front, The distinguished party passed
through these lines. the IreAident ac-
knowiedElng the cheering by bowling
and lifting his hat
Meetings were held In the Tabernacle
Saturday night and Sunday morning
and Afternoon. The visit Of the Prophet
fraught with much pleasure TO the
people Of Cedar.
RETURNED MISSIONARY.
WIN. W. Lunt. who has been absent
for the past two years on a mission 10
California, returned to his home In
this city last Friday. Elder Lunt II
and he himself IL much improved In
health ana experience.
ADDRESS ny MRS. MvIcKER.
Mrs. Movlgker regent Of the state
University. delivered an entertaining
and cdlfylng address on last Thn.sday
night at the Normal School building.
Mrs. Mcvicker IN her graceful style
described the educational Institutions
and methods OF California ~ seen on
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Aud IN nrcurianrc With lnw aud an nrtiur 0f
the lsinfd ~ directors made on the 18th day
Il Mafrh ifH ~ many shares ~ each par'rl
~ stn'k ~ may ~ nss'sssRfy, will be- sold at
r-in ~ Nr'ufnirk hlnck, w the city ~ salt
day ~ MAY. isip. 10 tho huuf ~ l. 0'cip'k
nfsin 81 aid daN, 10 ray tho Delinquent a..
sessfnrni ihrr,un, togutlur with the csNts oi
ldvrriisins and UNpcusfs ~ stlr.
= a. PEARSON,
s'crriay Triumph Consolidated Mining
Dstsithls san day of Apfii. is9l
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NOTICE =thrrr arr delinquent on tho fnl.
lowing Described stock un arruunt ~ asscss-
To- tho several amount. sgt opposite tho
names " tho respective shareholders q. FOL.
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The cedar sheep company IL erect
Ing magnificent stone and brick store
will be one Of the finest this side OF
salt Lake. The company has just
completed ~ fhcaring for this season.
having shorn about one hundred thou
sand pounds OF wool. which they sold
FOR eleven cents pei pound. delivered
al Milford.
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River side Canal Company. locaiiou II prin.
Utah
NOTICE 4 hcfrby rivvn that AZ a meeting
~ tho iulri 81 dln'cturs hold uu the seth ~
Apfih 100 nu lss0Hasfuuut n Ouu dollar ruf
share Whi levied ON tho Issued stn'k ~ tho
corporation payable ua or hufofu June ~,
Main -. salt Lake CITY, ttah Any sto'A
upuu which thla assessment may fVmalu an.
nhid on June a 10. will h. delinquent and
the llfh nf iuuu, -. AZ i1u'clOsk npon 10 nay
the dpllnuuunf nssNssfusui tnGrthpr with tho
oust ~ advertising md -tprn.r " sale
ANGUS J. CANNON s.eY,
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SECRETARY stnr Gold and SiiVar Mlnlae Com.
PAM; roons al9 aud ali Progress buildlng
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Summer Vacation
nrnI,.-rn nrrr

ON SAlt JUNE OH AND IIh.
Returning portion Of ticket good until
September lth. 1879.
From ogden. Salt Lake and Provo
To Omaha NJ Kansas city and 10.
%, urn. 80 s' i.s 90. sss.ts.ssfs t.P
To 81. tslula nnd rcturn.......,., 500
To Chicago and RETURN. ... 90. N.t0
sLEEpiNg car RATES.
From ogden. Salt Lake and Provo
First class Pullman o. Missouri river.
q %. ordinary sleeper. $500.
tifFi class pullman To- ~. Louis ~ o..
ordinary Sleeper. fi.Oo.
firrt class rullmnu e. Chicago. - 90,
ordinary HlfHusf, q. no
Per double birth that viii Accommodate
two persons, without additional charge.
Dining cars sHtWcen ogden and brn-
yer. Meals a la Carte, pay only for
what you eat.
Two ghrough trains daily 10 Missouri
liver, ~. Louis and Chicago Via ITO
urande Western aud burlington routes.
For frfther particulars apply In
I. \. nENrON.
city Ticket AGENT H. q. W. Ry.
Cor. md South and West Temple Sts
or
burlington Route Office.
sii South. West Temple IT,
A. o. Noslen. r y n =. 4.
W. y. Mcmillan. General Agent.
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prlISourSr sor,or

Triumph Consolidated Mining Company.
Principal once Itnom 81 Mccormick nlock.
salt LAX. city, Utah
Location ~ Work. and Mines In Tintic Min
inE District luab county.
hilin ~ lIAh.
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COUNTY BUSINESS.

The board Of county commissioners
W. again In session today and trans
acted tho following business;
James nurresfln was granted a three
months license 10 sell liquor at retail
at Goshen upon paying into the county
treasury ti2s.
ON recommendation o. Commissioner
Davis, y. ~. Alfred Jr. was appointed
constable ~ lehi precinct.
IN ordnance providing for the ~
cenrlng of all and every Kind Of busi-
ness not prohibited by law and except
the sales Of Intoxicating liquors was
passed.
The board appropriated $3.50 10 COM
missioner Hughes 10 be used on the
highways 81 Spanish Fork canyon ana
between payaon and Spring Lake.
TAPPED THE CIDER BARREL,
County Attorney Evans and sheriff
Rtorrs were called % Pleasant Grove
today 10 inveHtigate an alleged case ~
disturbing the peace. On Investigation
the officers found that a crowd Of small
boys had broken into a cellar belong
Ing 10 an old lady who kept a few hgr-
rels OF good old hard elder on hand.
The boys tapped the barrels and drank
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PROVO.

Look bod lor s Woundea Name.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-15

ON HIGHWAYS OF STEEL.

The Netherlands railway. connecting
Pretoria and Johannesburg, has one OF
the finest roadbeds in the world.
English newspapers complain that
the increase of railways in Great Brit
ain has been attended by large de-
suction Of crops from fire started by
sparks from the engine, and incidental
" compliment American builders upon
their superior construction in this re-
gard. They express the hope that Eng
lish mechanics will be able TO equal the
American construction and thus over.
come the difficulty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-15
THE SpENDTHRIFT.
what BcfalIs the one VINO Nv
iects TO Provide for the
.Rainy nay"

Nv most men the rosy dreams OF
youth are never realized. The work
men must always far outnumber the
employers, more than 100 10 1.
The man who puts off the prac-
See of economy, waiting for time
when II will be easier for him TO deprive
b nself of certain pet luxuries, learns
when il is too late that he has paised
the point where he can demand of the
present that it shall help provide for
his future Among all the acquaint-
ances have had in the past 40years, not
one spendthrift among them has retired
from business a successful man.
Possibly you may look upon that
word "spendthrift" as one that cannot
be applied TO you. You may think i
applies only 10 one who foo!ishly
throws away a fortune. If you will
turn to your dictionary you will read
that he is spendthrift who is i'm
proyident or wastcful. The word APP
plies with equal force to the man earn
ing ten dollars week and 20 him who
has thousands.
There are no miracles in business
career. The man who wins success has
tolcd early and late with all his powers
Of body and mind. lie has been sub
scrvient to his ambition. lie has pushed
aside. because il was the first step to-
ward success, every habit and desire
that stood between him and his goal.
No man was ever numbered among the
successful ones unless he was waiting
and prepared for Fortune when she
knocked at his door. She has never
vet been known to wait for any man or
boy TO prepare himself for her com
pany. ] know Of no one habit that so
thoroughly mods the character of a
young man as the habit of economy. Ii
gives him strength of will. II teaches
him TO look beyond an action to it's
| final result. 1t continually reminds
him that the pure. sweet. innocent
pleasures Of life are almost to be had for
the asking. and that Satan is not only
. cruel but an expensive taskmaster.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-15
BENEFIT By COMPARISON.
The Value of the Philadelphia Com
ncrcini Museum to the Amer
lean manufacturers.

The Philadelphia Commercial mu-
scum maintains other displays intend
ed to benefit the American manufac-
turcr by comparison. ThesceNhibits
consist of manufactures articles. the
product of various countries, with
which the American may be called up
on TO compete in foreign markets,
especially in such markets as South
America, Africa and the Orient.
In this section are samples of hats,
boots and shoes. cloths. and all man
ner OF manufactured articles sold by
foreign nations in different markets.
Take print cloths as an illustration.
In one group are gathered specimens
OF the print cloths used in different
countries from the Philippines to Mex
leo. showing the various patterns and
textures in favor in each market. To
each sample is affixed n card bearing
the name of the country where IL is
manufactured. the country where il is
sold. the cost price and the selling
price.
With these facts Mt his command,
the American manufacturer can easily
figure out whether il is possible for
him TO make these goods in competi-
ton with foreign makers. If he de-
cides that he can. he has the advan-
tagc. in going into new market, of
knowing just what competition he must
meet. and also what his prospective
customers presumably like. -harles IL.
Cramp, in Ainslcc's.
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The season approaches when ones
thoughts turn toward place where the in
conveniences of a Northern winter may be
escaped No section OF this country oilers
such ideal spots as the Gulf Coast on the
line Of the louisville q Nashville Railroad
between Mobile and New Orleans. 1t pos
sesses a mild climate, pure air, even temper
ature and facilities for hunting and fishing
enjoyed by no other section. Accommoda
tions for visitors are frst-class, and can %
secured at moderate prices. The l.. y
X. X. is the only line by which 4 can b'
cities. Through car schedules to all points
i'm Florida by this line are also perfect
Write for folders. etc, to Geo. B. Horner
ID. +. A.. ST. Louis. Mo-
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Every reader of this paper should give
special heed TO the offers which are appear
ing from week TO week by the John M.
Smyth CO., the mammoth mail order house
OF Chicago. In this issue will be found their
advertisement Of a thoroughly up'to date,
ingy low price Of SLABS. Coming as this Of
fer and other offers do from house with q
commercial rating OF over one million dol
lars, and of the highest character, they mark
an opportunity that the shrewd buyer will
not be slow to take advantage of. The John
NJ. Smyth CO., $50 to l66 West Madison
street, will send their mammoth catalogue,
in which is listed at wholesale prices every.
thing TO eat, wear ant use, on receipt OF
only 10 cents to partly pay postage or ex-
pressage, and even this 10 cents is allowed on
first purchase amounting TO one dollar.
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by local applications, a. they cannot reach
tie diseased portion OF the ear. There 10
only one way 20 cure deafness, snd that q
by constitutional remedies Deafness is
caused by an intlamed condition OF the mu-
cous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets intiamed you have, a rumblinc
entirely closed deafness Is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored 20 It's normal con
dition, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases Of OF ten are caused by catarTh
which is nothing but an intialned condition
OF the mucous surfaces.
we will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caused 10y catarrh that
cannot be cured By Halls Catarrh Cure
Send for circulars, free.
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Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.