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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division. iu nod flr salt Lake C0un-
ty, sntD ui Utah. lu the matter OF the
estai. NJ 1t0rl. w. jackson. deceased.
Notice. |N. petition 0f Edward ID. liolt
slr aaia.a irai0r Ht the estate NJ George
w. Jackson deceased for confirmation ~
The sII" HI tHu following described real
csthIe H' said l.eeleut, t0-Wlt. Begin
ming at % point rod due south OF the
northwest corner Uf the ". vs.. quarter of
Sec d. township . south. range I west
= T.. H.. running thence east variation lj
orr. 40 min. a RODS and DO links thence
south 20 rods and link. thence due west
q rods and Nv links thence due north 81
rods lnd j .nE Go beginning. f9r the sum
~ $4,000 And upon the following terms
t0-W.l Cash OH confirmation, as appears
from ihe return of sale filed ln this court
h1f been -.. f0r bearing on Saturday. the
-st day uf Anr.l a. ID la1. No $3.50 o'clock
"a On. at The County Court House, in The
court room of aId court 10 salt Lake
City Salt Lake County Utah.
Witness the clerk of said
CUHr, with the seal thereof
affixed fhis 5th day OF APRIL
April A. ID 1870
tsa8ll DAVID e.. DUNBAR,
By ALBERT j. SCARE Clerk.
Deputy Clerk.
Daniel Harrington. Attorney.
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Spreads Like wildare.

When things are THE best they
become "the best selling" Abraham
Hare. O. leading druggist. OF Bellevllle,
O., writes. Electric Btters are the
best selling bitters / have handled In
twenty years. You know why7 Most
diseases begin in disorders OF stomach,
liver. Kidneys bowels, blood and nerves.
Electric Bitters tones up the stomach,
regulates liver, kidneys and bowels,
purIfes the blood strengthens the
nerves. hence cures multtudes Of mall
aides. II builds up the entire system.
Puts new life and yigor into any weak,
sickly. rundown man or woman. Price
90 cents. Sold by T. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
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CENTERVlLLE.
Amusement Hall Remodeled - Book
Of Mormon Lecture.


hINNAai WI ANeENtfNNhAN
Centerville Davis CO. April 14-Wal-
toms han, Centerville's place OF amuse-
ment has been remodeled recently by
removing the old stage. thus charging
the dancing space fully one-third and a
hanging platform has been constructed
for the orchestra, so as To- give all Of
the floor space 10 the dancers and on
Thursday evening last the first ball
was given since the alterations We're
made,
Last friday evening party Of
friends surprised Elder David Smith
at his home: he having recently re-
turned from a mission In Colorado
Elder John b. Wooley viii lecture at
Centerville tomorrow Sunday evening.
under the auspices Of the Y NJ NJ. i.
A., subject: I'VE believe the Book Of
Mormon TO be the word Of Cod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14

"Of large sores on my little daugh-
ter's head developed into case Of
scald head writes c. D. Isbill Of Nor
canton, Tenn, but Bucklen's Arnica
salve completely cured her. It's a guar
anteed cure for Eczema, letter, Salt
Rheum, Plmples, Sores Ulcers and
Piles. only % cents at u. c. NJ. l, Drug
Dept.
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for having trout In his possession He
had sold some trout TO the marshalis
wife. but denied having any when arr
rested The nest day sheriff Stors
was over from Provo and searched the
old mans wagon and found about
twenty pounds Of trout IN o. Sorensen
was taken before Justice Wilson ana
win have his trial next Tuesday.
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Norlcr nrLINorrNr sALr.

MIDLAND COMPANY, LOCATION AND
principal place NJ business salt Lake cry.
Utah Location % mines. West Mountain
Mining District Utah There are delinquent
upOn the Il. lowing described stock on account
Ot the assessment levied ON the inst DAY oi
March 1900 the seyera amount, set opposite
thc nantes Of the respective shareholders as
foIIrWat
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EUREKA.
SMALLPOX ABATING.
schools, Meetings and Public Gath.
eiings Resumed.
Special Correspondence.

= " Jul ~ - T7'77' 7-'77"7f
Eureka, April 12.-This afternoon the
local board of health met at the city
hail and decided TO allow schools 20 re-
open and also 20 allow public gather
ings with the exception OF dances. City
Physician Clark today communicated
with the State board of health In re-
gard 10 taking this action. The sec
rotary assured him that I'm his opinion
no possible danger could result as the
number Of smallpox cases have. through
the enforcement of strict quaraut o
ordinances, been reduced TO two or
three
Services will be conducted at the
churches tomorrow Sunday.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT

Last Monday while George Moore was
riding In his buggy Il suddenly came
uncouped and he was thrown forward
onto his face. His nose was badly
cut and several stitches had to be taxi
en- to sew up the Injury
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14

Would quickly leave you II you used
Or. Kings New Life Pills Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their match
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head
aches They make pure blood and
build up your health, Only % cents.
Money back II not cured. Sold by z.
C.. NJ. J. Drug Dept.
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PAYSON.
Missionary Farewell - Selling Trout
Unlawfully--Painful Accident.

Special Correspondence.
Payson. Utah Co.. April 14-A fare
well party was rendered j. W Lewis.
Jr.. last evening at the opera house He
leaves on the 18th Of this month for the
Southern States mission.
In the suit Of George Patten VS. Ba-
bette Patten for divorce. an answer was
filed I'm the district court at Provo
Thursday by the defendant. The case
promises some sensations and Is being
watched with interest as Mr. Patten is
an aged resident Of this city and Is
well known By all the first settlers
SELLING TROUT UNLAWFULLY.
An old gentleman by the name Of
Nens Sorensen Of Sanpete county was
arrested Thursday by Marshall Barnett
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NOTICE

TBF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
st15lholder. u The RoXburg Milling %. VIII
Nm n Preston. No a Main ST., salt Lake
CIV. on Monday, May ith, az 10 a. m for the
p1fro,e vi hearing the annual report ana
sieetIon " unicors for the ensuing year, ana
any other business that may legally como
7. ]. WINTER, secy.
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PROBATE AMI GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respec-
tive slgners for further information.

Consult County Clerk or the raspec-
tive slgners FOR further information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division. ln and for salt Lake County. state
Of Utah In the matter Of The estate of
lamu, + Chamberlain deceased. Notice
The petition OF susanna A. Chamberlain. ud-
mlnstatrlx Of the estate Of James T. CHAM
beriain. deceased, for c1nhmatouof tle suig
OF the following described real estate 1f SAID
dorcdeut TO wit. An undivided two thirds
90 interest lu aud 20 an undivided two bun
bred G.W fCtt Of the Elgin Lode mlnin, cllIm
Survey lot NO 1901 BIG Cottonwood Mining
District salt Lake County Utah, Tor the SUN
OF $50 And upon the following terms to-
witt Cash upon confirmation ~ sale, as
appear, from The return OF sale. filed ln this
court has boon set for hearing on -utur-
day the 18th Gay of April a. ID 1870 40 $3.50
O'Clock "a, m at the County Court house in
the court room of uld court, In salt Lake
city, salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court
with the seal thereof Affixed,
this 18TH day Of April a. d.
1900
tsEul DAVID C. DUNBAR, Clerk
Ry ALBERT i. SCARE, Deputy Clerk
Dey s. Street W. II. Bramel, Attorneys for
ADMINISTRATIVE.
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PROBATE AND GUARDGANsuiP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or the respec-
1--WE aigners Tor further information.
p. lN TUE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
DIVISION. in and f0r salt Lake County. State
q l1h. 10 ths matter % The estate on
9allinlr' u lC.t Deceased Notice The
petition OF lrb.fC cutler. guardian OF de-
p,nons aud estates OF Joseph r. Cutler 90 al,
MltiIs. lIr tHo appointment OF commission.
81 20 PARTITION the estate of Nathaniel N
~ T. deceased has been set FOR hearing IN
W tluls Jaw tHn 'jih day OF april A d. 1900
~ eH u.''Ott q. m. at the County Cont
House, NO the Court Room of said Court. Ia
SAT- Lake tIiy, Salt Lase County Utah.
Witness the Clerk % said Court
with the sCul thereof am ged
lslALi tbs 18th day OF April. a. ID.
1aO
DAVID C. DUNBAR Clerk
by,'E0. 7. BLAIR Deputy Clerk
) H. Aoyle Attorney.
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-o,,-tur Consult &c the
free Hudyan Doctors. Gall
= ---- --s or writ. 90 them

NOTICE r. HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
City Council % salt Lake City, Utah. % the
intention TO make the following described
improvements
Extending and LAYING sewer lateral along
the following named street t1Wlt ou the
South side NJ 2ud south street from lst West
street 20 point midway between End and 3rd
West streets. and on the North side OF 2nd
South street from bud TO Bird West streets.
and dcfray aIl of the costs thereof estimated
at $3.50 per linear or mont foot or two
Thousand one hundred forty five dollars
e2ll5UO hy local assessment Tor % depth Or
twenty feet upon the blocks lots, parts NJ
lots and D Goes of ground within sewer uis-
trlct SO. ], being the property, lot, parts OF
LOT, ana pieces OF ground in ala district %
be affected 0r benefited by said Improvement
namely: All ol Lots 3, b. 7 uuIs 4, Block 0O, ull
o. Lot ROCK 81, an lots !, p, 3 And 4.
Block G6, Plat a. salt Lake city urvey
Also on the south side az 2rd south street
from point midway between 2ud and Ord
West street, 90 ord West Street aud doiray
all uf the cost thereof estimated 40 el1j per
linear or front foot or i've hundred seventy
seven and hity hundrgdth. dOllar- lAiEJU by
local assessment for depth of twenty-five
feet upon tho blocks, lots, parts of lots and
pieces Of ground within sewer district no -.
being the property, lots. parts Ot lots ana
pieces Of ground IN uid district TO Dee Affect
edor benefited by said improvement namely.
All OF Lot 8, Block %, Plat A, salt Lake city
All protests and objections IN the carrying
out Of such Intention 90 make said improve
ments must DE presented iu writing To the
city Recorder on or before the lltb day OF
April 1900 being the time set by the said city
Council whom 60 win hear and consider such
objections as may br made thereto,
BY order of tho City Council Of salt Lake
CITY, Utah, made The -gth day " March, 1870
RAYMOND G. G NA4 b-li.,.,
sewer Intention No al
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LOGAN.
Fined $50 for Unlawful Cohabitation
Filmed for Disturbing Meeting.

Logan. Cache Co., April l3.-Charles
y. Merrill Of Richmond appeared before
Judge Hart today 90 receive sentence
upon a charge OF unlawful cohabltatIon.
having pleaded guilty 90 the charge
three days ago. His honor imposed a
fine OF $50
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.A~Dy~ro"'-'-'~'N
!. OUR OWN STATE.

...rcb Office Of the ncsorot News In
tl,l .'L 40 iB Twoniy-foQrth stFeeh
FsI 5,elt onents aud sunerlptqus WIZ
tIdt ao,,J Tbe News Is delivered BY car-
% i't, 0.den every evening on tho sans
,'r.a. .Bsait Lake Ci'f
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-EsTATE or
Ellen Dobhe Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
20 the unders lencd, at the Office Of stewart q
Stewart, 5Oa-lO Mccormick Blk, SAT- Lag e
City. on or bei0re the 18TH DAY oi July. A. j.
1900 WILLIAM DOBBlE klHkL
Administrator OF the Estate VI Ellen uOpble'
Deceased 49,.
Date OF first publication March H. AID. 1900,
Stewart s stewart. Attorneys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14

NOTICE or SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
meeting Of the Golden Eagle Gold Mining
Company. Notice Is hereby given that "a
special meeting Or the stockholders Of the
Golden Eagle Gold Mining Company win be
held at the Office OF the company. No. M
Mccormick Block Salt Lake City, Utah. on
Tuesday, the hrst day ~ May 1910 az four
o'clock a M of said day.
The object aud purpose Of said meeting Is
10 amend the Articles OF incorporation OF
said Company. as follows to-viti
By striking out Articles XVI, XVII XVIII,
y ~. ny, ANl, Xxi, and ANllI, and by
adopting and Inserting In lieu thereof the
'The Hoard OF Trustees OF said CORPORA
ton. Tor the purpose OF paying expenses con.
Quoting the business or paying the debts NJ
said corporation may levy and collect as
ses,ments In the manner and form provided
by law provided, THAT no one assessment
shall exceed one per cent Of the amount OF
the capital stock Of said corporations and
provided further that no more than three
assessments shall be levied In one calender
year
Gold Mining Company shall be further
amended by adopting Inserting aud adding
10 the Articles OF Incorporation OF said corr
pOratiun tho following tO-wlt;
That four members OF the Board on TruS-
tees shall De necessary 20 constitute q
quorum Tor the transaction OF the business
and exercise the corporate powers OF the
corporation
In Witness Whereof the said President and
Secretary have hereunto signed thc above
and foregoing notice and caused % be affixed
thereto the corporate sealoi saidcorpOratiOn,
this &th day ot March, AID 1900
CHAS T. HUDSON
Secretary Of the Golden Eagle Gold Mining
ip'"'' A. 7. MOON
Presldentof the Golden Eagle Gold Mining
Company
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE
OF Ann Reid. deceased Creditors VIII
present claims with vouchers 90 the un-
deragned at hls residence, between llth
and 18Th East street near 10th South
the 10Th day OF August A. u. 1900
JOHN p. REID,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Ann Reid
deceased.
Date OF FIRST publication, April 7th, 1900
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Nnrlcn rn cKEpIroRs.

ESTATE OF ALEXANDER WATSON.
deceased Creditors WIN present claims with
vouchers ~ the undersigned at go South
Third West street. salt Lake CITY Utah. on
or before the 10th day OF February AID. lalt
Date uf first publication March 80, A. DlpO
ALEXANDER BURT.
Administrator With the will annexed ~ the
estate on Alexander Watson deceased
ferguson & Cannon. attorneys for estate,
3Ol. g. d and Tempiet0n Building
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IN THE POLICE COURT.
CIIIZENs MAss MEETING.

i... gIulens mass meeting was held
,-Ss nIsht in the city council chamber
" DISCUSS the proposed requirement OF
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-02-23

Statistics show that two.thirds OF
the worlds sugar is nov produced
from beets. Prior TO 1912, the
worlds production Of beet sugar had
never reached 100000 tons; the pres
ent crop year it is, according to the
latest estimate $4,000 tons, while
the cane uga crop, which in l57l-2
was l,5O0,u0O tons, in the present year
amounts to 2,94.Co0 tons. Thus the
cane sugar production has scarcely
doubled III the time under considera-
ton, while that Of beets has quintu-
pied. Meantime the price has fallen
o than n half, the average cost
IN foreign countries Of all sugar i'm
ported into the United States during
1872 being sic per pound. and in
1S.92S9c.
No development OF the worlds pro.
duction OF fOodstutfs has been more
rspid or striking than that with
reference to beet sugar. In 1915,
the total sugar crop OF the world was
$4,000 tons; by 1865 IT had reached
$4,000 tons; in lS75it was l.2l9.Ooo
tons; in 1885 3.ji5.OO0 tons; in 1885.
4.IC2,I93 tons and in 1899. $4,000
tons. In 1919 beet sugar formed
ID per cent OF the worlds total sugar
crop, that in 1899 it formed &C per
cent.
Thus the sugar producing area Of
the world has in lees than n half "A
century been shifted from the
tropics northward and the farmer OF
the temperate zone has shown his
ability, not only 10 compete with the
cheap labor OF the tropics, but in do.
ing SO to reduce by one half the cost
Of the article produced.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-02-23
THAT NICARAGUA TREATY.

Sir John Hays little bargain with
England. popularity designated as the
Nicaragua canal treaty. may be brief
ly summarized ar follows:
Article l consists OF one paragraph,
or clause, wherein England gives the
United States her permission to stand
the expense Of building the canal
etc.
Article . consists OF two para.
graphs wherein the United States
bind themselves to maintain the neu-
trahty OF the canal at all times.
Article 3 consists of IL paragraph
wherein the United States AID Eng.
land agree to invite Europeaa coer.
cIon Of the United States to guaran-
tee this neutrality.
Article 4 consists OF one paragraph
wherein England and the United
States agree to do the thing in a
hurry.
1t will be seen from this that the
treaty consists OF eleven paragraphs,
as follows.
Que paragraph gives the United
States permission to pay for the eau.
al.
Eight parts require the United
States to guarantee neutrality at all
times.
One part asks Europe to make US
stick 10 the bargain.
One part promises not to think the
matter over to-. long.
And the Mckinley administration
has the arrogance TO defend SirJohn's
contemplate effort TO curry favor
with England by binding the United
States to such an agreement. Amer
canism is dead in this country il this
n act OF the administration does
not result in the defeat OF the Rpub-
licsu party i'll this years national
canpaign.-Silver State.
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now To TIlAyEL.


In selecting your route to the east
yen canan. afford 10 overlook the ad-
vantages and comforts offered by the
Rio Grande & Western Railway in
connection with the Denver & Rio
Grandc aud Colorado Midland Rail-
roads. 1t is the only transcOntinent-
al line passing directly through Salt
Lake City and in addition TO tho
glimpse it affords Of the Temple City
the Great Salt Lake, the Salt Palace.
and the picturesque Utah valley, it
oilers a choice OF six distinct routes
to the cast and the most magnificent
scenery i'll the world. 4 doubls
daily train service and a through
Pullman Palace and ordinary sleep
ing care, free reclining chairs and a
perfect dining ear service are now in
operation on these linea.
For pamphlets, descriptive OF the
Great Salt Lake route" apply to ".
III, Snedakcr.G General Agcnt.li Mont
Gomery, San Francisco; to j ID. Mans
field. General Agent.253 Washington.
Portland; tn ". G. Mcbride. General
Agent, AZ Broadway, Butte; O. TO
Geo. w. lleintZ, General Passenger
Agent, Salt Lake City.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-02-23

As each anniversary OF tho birth OF
George Washington rolls around. the
luster that surrounds his name md
deeds grows brighter. Over seventy
millions OF people will tomorrow pay
homage to the name and fame of this
great MAJ. 1t Is right and proper
that those who now enjoy the fruits
OF his sacrifices and valor should
pause in their work and devote the
anniversary Of his birth to patriotic
thoughts. He lived for his country
and his countrymen should revere his
name as long rs the government he
suffered so much TO establish shall
maintain its place among the nations
of the earth. Therefore, there will be
no paper issued from this Office to-
morrow.
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WITH INTENT TO DECEIVE.

1t has appeared almost incredible
that after the tiasco which res suited
from the visit OF the Wolcott commits
zion to Europe shortly after the in
coming OF the Mckinley a%dninistrn.
ton the Republican PARTY would still
attempt tc maintain its shallow pre-
tense Of devotion to inter national BIZ
metalism. Some eminent Democrats
having their headquarters at Wash
ington, beng i'll a position to form a
just estimate OF the purposes OF the
Republicans have continually insist.
ed that the old deceptive game Of in
ternational bimetallism was gong TO
be played again by that party i'll the
next political compaign. This Inns
been hard to believe. but certain nc.
ton taken in the Senate within a
very few days seems to justify that
apprehension.
In the Senate OH the 9Th OF this
month Senator A!ldrich, who certain.
~ speaks a far rs n man in public
life can speak for the Republican
party, unless indeed il be Senator
Hanna, offered an amendment to the
currency bill now pending there pro-
vidmg that nothing in it shall inter.
fere with efforts to secure in~terna-
tional bimetalism with the concur
renee OF the leading nations of the
world. That Is obviously planned
Tor use in the pending dempaign. 1t
is intended 20 deceive the people. and
to obstruct the Democratic argument
that the Republican party has de-
serted ~bimetallsm at every point and
stands now for the single gold stand.
ard. II is OF course wholly disingen.
ious, wholly deceptive, without Il
single honest purpose, bnt Demo.
Gratis, and particularly Democratic
public men must watch this situation
and prepare themselves TO meet the
assertion OF the Republicans, which
will be made with constant reitera.
ton, in the campaign that their cur,
rency plan has been so formulated as
to leave the way open Tor intcrna,
topsl ~bimetellism il it can be at,
tanned.
The fact OF the matter is tina; the
Republican party does not wish bi
metdllism, inter national or indepen.
lent, and there can be no better PROOF
Of this than was furnished 10y Presi
dent Mckinley in permitting Secre
tary Gage at the time the Wolcott
commission was abroad to send il
an official document pleading for Golt
lnonometalism, and the iurther fac
that the Republican currency bill
specifically declares for the golC
standard single and unqualified; nj
vague amendment can change it:
chnr acter.-Ex.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-02-23

The city Of Lyons has been expert.
menting with glass for pavement.
Since last November the Rue de In
Repuhlique has been paved with de.
vitrified glaes. This new product ia
obtained from broken glass heated to
n temperature Of l,250 degrees, ami
compressed in matrices by hydraulic
force. The glass pavement is iald in
the form OF blocks, eight inches
square, each block containing sixteen
parts in the form Of checkers. These
blocks are 60 closely fitted together
that water cannot pass between them
and The whole pavement looks like
one gigantic draught board. As u
pavement II ia said 10 have greater
resistance than stone, il is a poor
conductor OF cold. and ice will not
form on il readily, dirt docs not nc.
cumulate Lpon i: az easily as upon
stone. and II will not retain microbes.
1t ia more durable than stone. aud
just as chesp.-.Ncw York Post.
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Cheap Dyspepsia Cure.

Six months ago n certain Atehison
man was tortured by dyspepsia. II he
ate anything that did not agree with
him he was In agony Tor days. He
joined n Don't Worry Club. lie can
now eat anything. No fee to a healer
nobody laughing at him. 4 rcso.u.
tion to quit worrying will do o
moro good than anything you ever
did. IL costs nothing. No expenses
to pay. No preacher to support; no
church; no reader. II is simply CON.
mon sense. No supcrstitious non.
sense that will label you as weak.
minded. Try II and cay nothing
about it.-Atcbinson Globe.