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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-09-19
NE CALLED THEM RUBBER NECK.

The antics and observations Of the
youngsters who are given a country
week" by means of the fresh air
fun" sustained by the New York Trib:
une, furnish that paper some interest
ing stories. The following is very
good:
If the farmers wife who took the lit
tie fresh air lad into her home for q
fortnight had known about tenement
houses, she would not have felt as she
did. But, as it was, she was much
put out with her little guest for awhile.
She had among other live stock on her
farm, a brood Of yellow ducklings.
They were the pride Of her heart, and
sne thought there was nothing prettier
than their downy, yellow skins.
That was what the small boy from
the east side thought also the first time
he saw them; but he was more i'm
pressed with the peculiar way Of cram
ing their necks as they waddled around
the farm yard. There were no duck
lings in the east side alley where he
lived, and this was his first sight Of
that kind Of animal. He watched them
for a while. peering around the yard
with their ridiculous gait. clumsily
making for a worm now and then, and
acting generally as though they were
in a trance. And the more he watched
them the greater became his contempt
for them. He saw no use In such
a crazy sort Of bird. Finally he ran to
the house, and bursting through the
kitchen door, planted himself before
the farmers wife.
"Say, Missus," he demanded in tones
of derision, pointing to the offending
fowls, "say, wot are dose yaller, rub
ber-neckin' t'ings runnin' roun' dere?"
And he never knew why the Mis-
sus" looked at him severely.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-09-19

ALL THE FAMILY TALENTED.-The un-
musical members Of a musical family
will appreciate the following conversa-
ton:
"Do you play any instrument. Mr..
Jimp?'
"Yes; I'm a cornetist."
And your sister,"
"She's a pianist"
Does your mother play?"
"She's zitherist."
"And your father?"
Hes a pessimist."
This reminds us of another fragment
of contemporary talk.
Don't you think" asked the young
girl graduate, that Miss Spring Is a
charming poetess?"
WAL" said Uncle Solomon, with
deliberation, II think she is a mighty
sweet poetess. I'm sure her cousin,
Miss Chalmers, is charming paintress
and her Aunt Lucrece Is an excellent
sculptress, and her mother used to be
an excellent dish washeress. It's tai
ented family, hers is.-Tit-Bits.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-09-19

YORK-ROCK HILL HERALD, Satur-
day, September Is: Mrs. M. A. Kendrick
is visiting relatives in Yorkville....
Mrs. H. B. Buist, who spent several
weeks at Harris Lythia Springs, is
again at home. M. Steele & Co.
expect to move into the corner store of
the Ratteree building next Monday.
...... Mrs. Mamie Stradley, who spent
several days with her sister, Mrs. E. R.
Avery, left for New York, Wednesday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wilson
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Greene went
| to Blowing Rock last Wednesday,
where they will remain until next
week. .. Mr.. ]. M. Cherry and family
have returned from an extended tour.
Their visit was extended as far as Nj
agara Falls and Toronto in Canada. ....
Exercises at Winthrop college will be
resumed next week. The students will
begin to arrive on Tuesday next. More
than a hundred will board in private
families. -. The young people enjoyed
moonlight gathering at the home of
Mr.. j. H. Miller, in Ebenezer, Wednes-
day night, a compliment to Miss
Whitesides, of Lewisville, at the invi-
tation of Miss jamie Black. Mr..
David Anderson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Anderson, who has been
clerking near Spartanburg and who
has been spending his vacation here
left Friday morning for his post OF
duty. George Bratton, infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Steele, aged %
months, died last Wednesday at the
home of the bereaved parents on Cald-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-09-19

8NT The chemists have discovered that
the food value of cotton seed is much
greater than that of wheat. The money
value Of the products from this stand
point per 100 pounds is as 81 for wheat
to s1.39 for cotton seed oil. After the
oil is expressed the residue Of the seed
still has a great value in the form Of
meal or cake as food for cattle. The
South has a great and increasing
source Of wealth in her cotton seed.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-09-19
OUR POLICY.

TT has always been our policy to han
l. die only such tools and implements
as we are satisfied would give entire
satisfaction to the purchasers and
make more business and friends for
us in this section, and we have the sat
isfaction Of knowing that no other
dealer has more business friends than
we. We have never sold experiments
or anything THAT WE DID NOT
KNOW WAS THE BEST. 1t Is we'll
known fact that the wheat crop In
York county last year was the best in
several years, and it is generally con-
ceded that the farmers who broke their
lands with two horse plows, harrowe
them with disk harrows, and used
grain drills, secured better results than
those who did not
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-09-19
The Aorkrille Gnqairer.
Published Wednesday and Saturday
PUBLISHERS:
L. M. GRlST, W. D. GRIST, D: &. GRIST.
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consists Of the space occupied ny ten lines
of this size type.
@- Contracts for advertising space for
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on reasonable terms. The contracts must
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business Of the firm or individual con-
tracting, and the manuscript must be in
the Office by Monday at noon when in
tended for Wednesdays issue, and on
Wednesday when intended for Saturdays
issue.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-09-19

Blackberry Bslsam for Diarrhea and
Cramps. YORK DRUG STORE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-09-19
I'm THE OLIVER

We have plow that Is recognized the
world over as being the BEST, and no
farmer could ask stronger proof Of
this than the FACT that 80 per cent.
of all the chilled plows bought and
used in the world are OLIVERS. We
have them in stock, and hope you will
examine them before you buy. They
are guaranteed absolutely and uncon-
ditionally to give satisfaction.
No disk Harrow Of which we have
any knowledge, and certainly none
sold or offered by any dealer in this
section, compares with the Buffalo
Pitts. We have them in stock in and
10 disk, both solid and cut out.
HOOSIER DISK DRILL.-We handle
one make Of drill-THE HOOSIER-
and all that we ask is fair and i'm
partial comparison with any other on
the market.
YORK IMPLEMENT co.
L. r. Williams, Manager.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-09-19
CAR0LINA&N0RTH.W WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
L. T. NICHOLS, superintendent.
Schedule Effective Sept. rs, 1900.
NOrthbOund

Chester-Southern Ry., s. A. L., and
L. & G.
Yorkville-s. c.. & G. Extension.
Gastonia-Southern Ry.
Lincolnton-S. A. L.
Newton & Hickory-Southern Ry.
Lenoir-Blowing Rock Stage Line and
G.. & N.
E. F. REID, G. P. Agent.
Cheser, South Carolina.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-09-19
palmetto Grocery. .
new ARRIVALS.

WE HAVE received this week the
w following staple and fancy ar
ticles that will help to make your table
have more attraction for your inner
self:
FANCY PATENT FLOUR,
SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES,
FAT NO. 2 MACKEREL. extra fine.
WHITE FISH, cents per pound.
ELEGANT CRACKERS AND AS
SORTED CAKES. "UNEEDA"
BISCUITS AT cents a pound.
1000 POUNDS OF TOBACCO, from
% cents up. We can please you
in Tobaccos Of all grades.
1000 BUSHELS OATS AT THE
RIGHT PRICE.
For any and everything that your ap-
petite calls for in the eating line, call
on THE PALMETTO GROCERY.
You will find our qualities and prices
as we'll as our goods just exactly to
suit your taste.
We have ell kinds of Gelatines and
Bakers Best Chocolate and Cocoa.
LoWRANcE. WILLIAMS & Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
ITEMS FROM BINGHAM
Indications Favorable for Lively
Winter Campaign in the Old Camp.

In It's review Of the week the Bing-
ham Bulletin says.
The oycrhaulIug at Last Chance mill
VIII be about completed today
A two-Car Tot OF fine grade Zolnora
ore was delivered at depot this week.
a lot OF Neptune carbonate was de-
liyered az the Dewey this week by
St0ndish q Jimpson Co.
l. A. Cammet inventor OF the cele-
hrated Cammct concentrating table,
was IN camp Tuesday
The number of men no work IN mines
Is gradually Increasing. and Jobs are
no longer difficult To- get.
gold strike
Indications are now favorable for a
lively ran ana winter campaign among
Bingham mines Work ls starting and
being arranged Tor on properties that
have been IDLE
Manager +. j. Cook was out from
town Tuesday and inspected Columbia
workings Two cars of Columbia cone
C0Diratts made 40 Rogers mill were
among Bingham shipments this week.
money syndicate wrist can pul 10 back.
During August Highland BOY shelter
shipped ihl3tl pounds 0' bullion. The
little tram buckets thus daily packed
ore that contained lEUE pounds of
copper gold and silver bullion. values
not stated
George Forester has put I'm a big
weeks work oygrhauIng and repairlnc
his Red Wing custom MIN ana cx-
poets TO have It ready Tor business
carly next week. There are 400 tons
of ore awaiting treatment and other
orders ahead.
The Farusworth purchase of Dalton
a Lark appears 90 Doe ON. as there h
now reported a movement on foot 10
amend articles OF Incorporation OF COM
pany So thar 10 can sell any part on i.ll
Of lbs holdings A meeting OF stock
holders Is called FOR the l-th.
Three carloads of gl.l-grade lead
were on the market Wednesday from
The new strike below ln-Ioycl of the
MOntezuWa The ORE body from which
D. came is believed 90 extend from
Incline 20 a winze sunk last spring,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
The Midland Strike,

After running about 1000 feet the
Midland tunnel about a week ago went
into a new ore body that Is without
doubt important as there Is now show
inc 2ia feet of mineral assaying as high
as 100 ounces silver and 3.9 ounces gold
per ton, while the whole tunnel face Is
In good ore.
This ore is an entirely new feature n
the locality carrying as Il does up
wardsof $50 In gold. IL came In some
what Unexpectedly as the tunnel Con
yein) Is driving 90 go under Slopes oi
the old Dampho0l claim, having stun
some 500 feet 10 run. when Il will be be-
low the old works some 600 feet. II Is
not impossible that an immense chute
Is being entered and that the remaining
300 feet win bee an In ore. A shipment
OF the rich mineral viii soon be ready
Bingham Bulletin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
At the Ensign Group,

Lewis Levine, Of the Boston firm OF
Pratt & Levine, and Mllando Pratt Of
Salt Lake city were arrivals In camp
yesterday and VIII visit a number Of
mining properties including Ensign
group OF claims az head Of Markham,
In which they are largely Interested,
says the Bingham Bulletin
The Ensign is IN "a good locality and
has q strong and promising vein In
which q streak OF marketable ore was
encountered near surface Last fan
sinking was begun but at $50 feet water
shut on farther progress and has risen
In shaft 20 within 30 feet OF surface A
tunnel which win be $50 feet In length
has been run about 250 feet and VIII
tap vein below shaft al 2G0 feet depth.
The company is confident from upper
indications that tunnel viii go into
fine ore body and that the Ensign has
the making Of a mine with moderate
outlay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
MINING NOTES.

A car Of ore was on the market today
from the May Day OF Tlntic.
The Mammoth Of Tintic had six cars
| Of ore on the market today.
Five cars Of ore were on the market
| today from the Swansea OF Tlnuc,
A. S. Reese OF sugarloaf Mo, has
just returned from "a visit 70 Alta.
Manager K. f. McConaughy Of the
Sacramento is back from Chicago
Frank l.. STEER came up from Mexico
yesterday and left for Butte last night
Work Is 10 be resumed at the Jessie
Welmor group OF claims In Deep Creek
Mine accountant VI. S. wilkinson
came IN from the Mammoth mine last
night
A car Of ore was on the market Co..
day from the West Argent Of Stock
ton.
a. T. Moon says he knows nothing Of
critics,
r. G. Wilson came back from Tintic
today with samples OF quartz from the
r. G., W. group.
A ear Of high grade ore was on the
market today from the Live Yankee In
American Fork canyon.
The Boston and Seven Devils COM
pany Of Idaho reported today with u
car Of copper ore,
The Conklln sampler reported six cars
OF ore from Tintic, one from Stockton
and two from Arizona today.
The Grand Gulch mine In Mojave
county, Arizona. reported today with
two cars OF high grade copper ore.
The new smelter now being bult by
the American Smelling and Refining
company On this valley, Is 10 have ma
chinery capable Of treating zinc ores.
Col II. l.. Pickett left today for the
Sayanic mine In M0javc county. Ari-
zoua While away the colonel will also
visit O gold property In the White Hills
district
The Fortune tramway Is nearly COM
pleted 10 the mine Within two weeks
the present method Of hauling ore and
concentrates 20 the sampler by teams
viii be discontinued.
A nice streak Of high grade galena
has been encountered In the Liberal
group near the Ben Butler, IN Bingham
-Four men started 90 work last week I'm
the lower tunnel with the above results
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
six cars OF ore from Tintic. one from
Idaho and two from Bingham today.
The Silver Shield Of Bingham had two
cars OF ore on the market today,
The new Cameron sinking pump IS now
being Put 10 place az the HouCSi-e
mine at stockton. The pump can take
care OF 200 gallons per minute As soon
as 10 IL IN place work viii be resumed.
Mayor Outzen Of Richdeld was IN
town today. lie recently visited the
Dalton az Marysvale on which a few
men are employed. lie and Willard
Snyder expect 10 visit the Louise $. IN
Bingham tomorrow
The Prince u Wales, Swansea, Ohio.
Ohio River. Galona, California and Gem
cral Grant mluing claims, near Alta,
have been sold 20 the Cabin Mining
company by Ellen s. Cash Of Chicago
and clayton l.. Haines Of this city.
The consideration is said 10 be $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
GROUSE GREER MINING co.
Weber County Organization Incor-
porates Today for $4,000.

A certificate Of Incorporation issued
from the secretary of states office to-
day 90 the Grouse Creek Mining and
Milling company Of ogden.
The incorg0rators are R. p. Hunter.
]. G.. Nye. J.. r, Hedner. o. a. Ken
nedy, Valentine Gideon. L. s Kennedy
and Samuel r. Meyers. AN OF ogden,
G. X. Kennedy OF Villlsaa Montgomery
County. Iowa, John CltghJrn OF salt
Lake and j. II Hunter OF Wallace,
Lincoln county, Nebraska. The amount
Of the capital stock IL placed az 10000
divided into 100000 shares u the par
value Of 10 cents each. h. Z. Hunter Is
president. J.. r.. Henner vice president
Samuel 7. Meyers. secretary. and j. e..
Nye treasurer, who, with %. A. Ken
nedy and Valentine Kennedy, also con-
stitute the directorate The companys
property IL situated In Cotton Thomas
Basin, BoXelder county and consists OF
the Utah and eight other mining
claims
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
AT THE MAMMOTH.
Mil Doing Good Work Mine Shows
New ore on 1900 Level,

Samuel Mcintyre Jr., who IS In charge
Of the Mammoth mill. Is In the city for
a few days, and reports e high tonnage
milled during August, when the amount
put through footed up 10 1000 tons.
During recent months the tonnage has
not exceeded 3 600 tons As the milling
expenses for the month do not run over
5000 II would appear that the mill
profits run close 10 $4,000 Tor the past
month
Mr. Mcintyre reports that the new
ore discovery on the 1000 level east Of
the old workings is looking we'll An
incline is down about so feet In milling
ore. At the same time the management
Is running f0r the same ore body on
the LOO level and It appears that 1t is
close at hand as iron ana quartz are
entering the face Of the diff Things
are said 20 be looking well on the 600
level where a strlngcr ~ ore is being
followed south from the ground In dis
pute between the Grand Central and
Mammoth companies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
INTEREST WAS LANGUID.
Wall Street Closing Dull and Heavy win
Small Net Losses.
Holiday In London Eias lts hhec' -
Live stock steady
StrOug,

New York, Sept S-Wlth the London
exchange on holiday there was only
q languld interest in railroad stocks
AZ the opening here Changes were
small and irregular but sharp frac-
tional declines In the leading special
ties turned the tendency downWards.
There were some indications of bqulda-
ton but also covering by shorts. Whlcn
kept the market cuatlc. NeW YORK
AIT Brake sold ga below the previous
sale, Peoples Gas fa.l ls and sugar
ana Brooklyn Transit ana General
Electric about IA each before the de-
cline was checked. The weakness ot
the bank statement passed uuruiCed.
Buying by the shorts rallied People b
Gas over "a point. The closing was dull
and heavy and small net losses were
general
Closing stocks. Atchison 2,A Atchi-
son preferred IOil. A. S. a. w, 504,
y. r. r. jlll B. q %. l-a, %. q o. pre-
terrcd 1915. b. g. O. 1855, q. q n. w
l62; G.. d O. 2Siai f. S. 3iA Gas V9s;
Glucose jih l. G.. lif-, j. z. l3Vai
l.. g. y. ~. Manhattan Jli, VI 7. 52i
G. G. & W. tO7s. a. J.. ilH. ". p. pre-
ferred M. n. Y. G. l3l. Pennsylvania
l2S1a; Pacific Mail gll Reading COM
mon l6ia Rock island IoGe Rubber
29A. Southern Pacific 50. Southern Pa
clhc preferred jiia. Sugar 1881 ]. 9.
/. 10, Tobacco 1884 T.. 7. 5''s, W. u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
ALTA CLAIMS
WERE BONDED.
Denver Parties Secure an Option
on a Large Group
OSBORN STRIKES IT RICH.
Ills Find Developing into Zig
Thing Conditions on 1900 Level
OF thc Mammoth,

Options have been secured by Denver
parties on "a group OF ten claims in
Alta during the past week Such was
the information given out today by W.
II, Child The option includes the
Darlington and Hardness claims IN ad-
dltlon to the two claims Of the Grizzly
company, and the controlling interest In
the Regulator group The bond calls for
the payment Of sl25,OOo $4,000 Of which
becomes due in thirty days. Some
very good ore Is IN sight IN the Darling
ton claim as well as IN the Grizzly
property. The property embraces an
area Of 10 acres
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
|lIIll6I(IE
|EII!l!(I5

Whyl OF course you have h,.-.
the Burlington Everybody b,1 aru OF
theless YOU VIII be surprised Nh never
see the train, It's a wonder ,rJH you
dinner is immense. the meals COW mat
eXoriled, the neatugss of no l' Oe
courteous walters. cleanliness sn ~
vice in general are appetzers nm. 3'f-
rruyements I'm track have meJ'' M
burlington almost noiseless. yn,, we
sleep in a sleeper. dine in q diner s,,. esn
in @ smoker. read On o. library I, ,.N'As
reclne In a reclining chair rar an ana
der one roof And 90 make tbis IN
train 20 the Burlington have fbe "n1l9
engines IN the West They me- '. stst
as "a house, as fast as "a whlrroI,5 msh
weigh ia tons each You sh.i,i1 guy
over this road 20 see and ride Lstiss9
one NJ those monsters ''ul
Two trains day from Denver a..
East The Chicago Special leaving wy
yer at 400 p. M. The Vestlbuiaj r,i.AA..
zoo 1000 p. m. Tor AN points r5S,v!
Through sleepers daily Ogden s',..
Lake. Provo TO Denver. Omaha ana CtP'
cago via Rio Grande Western q p, ,l'
luCton Route. QUE
Tickets no offices ~ connocflrs u...
Ticket Office. 20 West Second g0rtt u"
salt Lake city. '''
n r NESLEv
c. ?. PRUITT. General AEON,
TRAY Pass g Freight Agent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. Sept. Seattle Receipts. 100.
Steady Native beef steers, 440qLSj.
western steers. 4OO4475; Texas steers.
325Nf2j; cows and heIfers, 3.00a4jO;
Gamers, l1jd2Sj. st0ckers and feeders,
3jOal75, calves. 2.5OQ5.5O; bulls, stays
etc., 24OdAg5.
Hogs-Recelpts, 800. Shade 20 5
cents higher Heavy. 50O051J; mixed.
5.01ha51j. light. 5l5Q5221a; pigs. 4OOg
500. bulk Of sales, 507h@j.l5,
Sheep none. Steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
pALy.wEST IS STRONGER.
may nay Closes Firm-Lower "a"'
moth Weaker Yankee Con-
climbing Up'
TODAYS NE TALSi
SILVER 62Ji
LEAD, $500
CASTING COPPER 15H

The weeks business on the exchange
amounted 10 So. s3s04. which represents
the sale OF ig.629 shares Of stock. TINS
represents FIVE days business, Monday
being a holiday ,-.
Daiy has not been very astiye during
thu week but for all Of that 1t adj
vanoed to S225 per share Afterwards
falling on 10 nearly 500. II is very
strong today. being traded In as high
as $685. per share.
DAILY West. which has rmained firm
around SlS.g. today advanced 10 tlo,5J.
MAY Day has Auctuatel between Al
and as during the week. The stock was
QUITE active today from 45a down to
4lA II showed a tendency to strengthen
up this afternoon. Mammoth sold at
81 &c on Tuesday. but afterwards ad-
yanccd 10 S2.lS and closes the week
quite strong.
Grand Central. which has been drOop-
ing for some time, has been much firm
or this week.
Northern Light advanced today 10 SA
after hanging around earlier IN the
week.
South Swansea Is stronger today in
the bidding, while Yankee Con, sold to-
uul az loht aANfi otiHh ViA'ASN Ni' +'N"-
day al H.
Lower Mammoth made some gains
during the week. on Tuesday It stood
around &c, but Il sold up TO 81 yesterday.
and closed a little weaker today.
Sunbeam was traded In at % when
the news that an assessment had been
levied became known around which
price II has continued to hang all the
week.
Valeo sold today at lila, while Utah
was offered at Sl.2O, with 7Oh bid. 10
appears probable that a dividend Will
be paid next month.
Mercur continues 20 hang around &c.
though the probability is strong that Il
will be much higher proport.onately al
ter the dividend OF the Con. Mercur is
paid next month. Joe Bowers sold to-
day from ! Is TO ~,
Closing quotations were posted as
follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
PROF. M'NAMARA,
The Magnetic Healer,
Has Net With Success Elsewhere as
Well as in Salt Lake City.


Littleton. y. c., Aug. %. 1900.
take pleasure IN stating that ! have
received Instructions under Prof. j. w.
Mcnamara IN Magnetic and HYDRO
pathic healing. and / deem the informa-
ton and knowledge obtained of lncal-
CulabIe value 90 me. ! would not be
without the knowledge OF the God-given
power, as taught by him Tor twenty
times the cost Of Il. His instructions In
this wonderful science Us so complete
and so simple that anyone % ordinary
intelligence can understand them l
can cheerfully recommend J. y. Nc
Namara's course OF instruction 10 AN
who seek such knowledge Tor the good
ut mankind and the elevation OF hui
manity for every father and mother
ought 10 know and understand this
wonderful science. feel as though /
cannot say enough In appreciation Of
the knowledge OF the law as boz explains
u, 10 should Doe known from pole 10 pole
because he makes u so simple. / cannot
say too much In behalf OF bis teaching
Ills course on healing concerning the
science OF tie soul Re Ear more than he
claims for IL. May God bless him ln ma
good work 20 instruct those who ara
striving 70 live higher. boiler. grand
er NE. With best wishes Tor your sue
cess In spreading the truths on this
great science, 4 remain yours sincerely.
S. PUGH. 3. 5.