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state department Tor the protection Of
"a marine guard for HIS legation. Tho
department has promptly cabled him
an authorization to can upon the near
est United States naval vessels Tor as
slstance. il Is not known yet wheth.
en- he mas awaited himself Of the per-
mission
AMERICANS IN DANGER.
The ship he would naturally look 20
would be the Newark. and II Is assumed
that he has already communicated with
Admiral Kemph on board that flagship.
The embarrassing feature Of the stu
alton Is the cutting OF communication
by rail between Taku and Ten Tsin,
and the cap ! Tor the Boxers" have
burned the railroad bridges and there
are probably only two courses open 10
the marines who wish 20 reach Pekin-a
long overland march through a hostile
country away from supports, or tedi-
Gus voyage up the swift and shallow
Pei I1o. IN shore boats IN tow OF the
steam launches.
UPRISING SERIOUS.
According to the report the Chin
csc government has done every
thing In It's power 70 meet
the demands Of the diplomatic
body al Pekin for the dispersion OF the
Boxers" but It appears tnat the up
rising L. far more serious than was az
first apprehcnded and even the resi-
dent ministers at pekin are inclined TO
admit that the task Is not an easy one
for the Chinese government
So far all the measures taken by che
etate department look TO the simple
protection Of the American legation at
pekln the American consulates IN ne
immediate vicinity and the lives OF such
Americans as may be obliged 90 take
refuge therein, In the event OK general
rioting,
REMEY WILL GIVE HELP
The state department Is closely adj
herring 10 the practice IL has always ODE
eerved OF non-interference In these
Chinese disturbances and Il is not con-
etnplated thrt or naval forpes shaN
take any part In the contest between
the Chinese government and the Box
ers." though II Is assumed that hear
Admiral Eemey. commander-in-chiet ot
the Aslatic station. VIII take immediate
eteSs 10 supply Rear Admiral kemp1,
The senior squadron commander win
such a naval force as he may need Tor
safeguarding American interests at the
treaty ports
MARINES TO THE RESCUE.
Tlen Tsln. May "a hundred Amer
team marines from the American cruiser
Newark are expected here at IL O'Clock
tonight.
Au armed rescue party OF Frenchmen
and Germans started this afternoon to
try 20 relieve the besleged Belgians'
The viceroy. under the pressure OF the
French consul has permitted the res
cuers 20 travel by railroad TO Feng TAI
where Chinese protection ends.
The Belgians are besieged ~ Chang
Tsin Ten, near Teng Tai.
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ENOUGH TO KILL SIX MEN.
Oscar Shirley Swallows an Extraordinary Dose
Of Morphine,
Has Been Resuscitated and Walked
Around Since Last Night-sun
ON the GO.
lsPEcIAL To THr oNEws ol

Ogden. May 2s,-About 10 o'clock last
Night the proprietor Of the Ogden house
heard a groanlng, gurgling sound IS.
suing from the room occupied by Oscar
Shirley, aged q years. and who has
only recently arrived here from Illinois
Upon entering the apartment It was
found by the landlord that Shirley was
suffering from a dose OF morphine. self
administered Dr. Powers and the
police captain were called IN. and the
young man was resusctated sufficiently
10 be able 10 walk with assistance. He
has walked about the streets OF Ogden
all night and Is stlll on the march, q
being necessary 10 prevent the drus
from overcoming him.
Or. Powers says Shirley took enough
morphine 10 Kill six men, The yhung
man himself says he recently took a
dose between Salt Lake and Park City
he mas been out Of work and became
respondent
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Shanghai. May 29.--The Russian min
mister at Picking has telegraphed ask
ing that an the available gunboats be
sent TO ralsu
CLEAR THE RAILWAY.
Tien Tsln, May pa detachment Of
200 Chinese soldiers has cleared the
railway between here and Picking, and
the ordinary service was resumed at
noon.
No news has been received from the
Belgian engineers engaged IN the con-
struction Of the Luahan line In other
respects the situation is more quiet.
Thirty Japanese have arrived from
the gunboat at Agokgan.
The French flagship d'Entresoasteaux
and the gunboat Surprise have left
Taku.
RUSSIAN TROOPS, TOO.
London. May ga special dispatch
from Shanghai says il IL believed Rus
STA is about to land troops at Taku
from Port Arthur, where 10000 are in
readiness.
The Chinese are reported to be send
ing large masses Of troops overland
from Hu Nan and Klang but the gem
eraissimo refuses 20 assume command
on the plea Of sickness
EXPEL ALL FOREIGNERS,
The Boxers" assert that they are
confident OF receiving support from the
dowager empress, Princess Kiang "
and Chang Tuan and the entire Man
churia army
Throughout the north the Boxers"
are enlisting hordes Of desperadoes.
They are intent upon eXpelling every
thing foreign
SITUATION Is CRITICAL
Washington, Stay 29.-such advices az
have reached here indicate that the
situation Ia China is assuming q very
critical Phase ah1 ono M dlatef 10 tax
She entire resources OF the Chinese gov
eminent The state department has
been IN close communication with Mr..
Conger our minister at Pekin, and the
navy department Is doing its share.
having placed the flagship Newark as
far up the Pei Ho river as the Taku
forts, which is the nearest point 60
Pekin that the ship can reach.
The operations Of the Boxers" are
increasing In magnitude. Their demon
etrat are no longer local, and they
appear TO be governed In their move
ments by come well settled design.
METHODIST MISSIONARIES MUIR
DEKED.
They have murdered nine Methodist
missionaries In one province. at the
town PachOw, and have closed in on
Pekin.
Meanwhile the Chinese army Is sus-
peoted OF disloyaliy this belief being
strengthened by wholesale desertiona OF
the soldiers 10 the boxers"
Minister Conger has appealed to the
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BRITISH ENTER JOHANNESBURG.
Lord Roberts Goes ia at Noon TOmOOwGen Butler Has Been
BOmbardng the BOer Positions Since Day.
light This Morning.

London. May 20, s:i5 p. m.-Lord Rob-
eris Will enter johannesburg at noon
tomorrow.
Apparently the British dragnet will
be drawn through the Transvaal as II
was in a similar manner hauled through
the Free State.
The fighting at the Kip river Sunday
reported from Pretoria. was presum-
ably done by Generals French and
Hamilton IN forcing their way round 10
the northward Of johannesburg.
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Chinatown Quarantined.

san Francisco. May SAT q meeting
OF the board of supervisors Of this CRY
held today a resolution empowering the
board OF health Of the city and county
OF San Francisco TO quarantine any
section. place. house. district or person
was passed by vote OF l5 60 l. This
means that Chinatown viii be- quaran-
tined and that no person Will De al
lowed to pass in or out without 3
proper certificate from the board or
health.
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GEN. BULLER ATTACKs.

Labor Commissioner Rixey the strikers
today named two persons 10 act as ar
bitrators. They are p w. Woodward,
president Of the Woodward & Herman
Printing company and Daniel II.
FAIRIES. a union conductor on the subur-
ban line. So far the transit company
has declined 20 appoint arbitrators.
Commissioner RlxeY will complete the
board according 10 law.
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Executive Has No News.

While Governor Wells is anxiously
awaiting news from the front he had
received none up 10 a late hour this
afternoon. Il Is not believed any word
viii be received until about Friday or
Saturday, and maybe not for a week or
more.
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ST. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR
Senate Committee Agrees TO an APP
propriation of 50, 100000.

Washington, May % -The Senate COM
mittee on appropriations today agreed
20 Senator C0cRrells amendment 10
the sundry civil bin appropriatng So
1900 for the Louisiana purchase eX-
position at 81. Louis In 1903.
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Relieve Tax ON Beer.

Washington. May 29.-The senate
committee on finance authorized q Ia
vorable report on the bill amending the
law concerning the taxation on beer so
as 70 eliminate packages Of less than q
quarter Of a barrel.
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The Orange Free state was annexed
10 the British empire May 2S. according
10 CapetoWn advices. but Lord Roberts
seems to have given his army the first
intimation Of this on the previous day.
GEN. BULLER ATTACKS.
New Castle. Natal. May 29,-The Brit
ish guns at Ingogo have been heavily
bombarding the Boer positions sincs
daylight.
The Boer guns have replied intermit-
tently.
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short OF Horses.

Deputies II. c. Taggart T. c. Giles
pie and J. VI Brown returned from
Thompson's last night. The number Of
horses was too limited 10 60 around
and these were compelled to return
home.
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lFFICERS ARE IN
PURSUIT OF OUTLAWS
.,,d Posse Left Yesterday Afternoon
Expecting to Join the Other at
Daylight This Morning.

D,veooments Yet - Funeral Of Sheriff Tyler Took
a.,. IN Moab Today = Large Attendance - Brother OF
,,,, IA Take Body to Ogden Speculation as WHO Did
4. Killing Trail OF Bandits Thought to Have Been Lost
Latest Particulars.
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RUSSIAN CUNBOATS
CALLED TO CHINA.
10000 of the Cars Troops Expected to
Land at Taku, the Port
of Pekin.

Russian Minister Teegaphs for All Available Gnnboas to Come
Big Army at Port Arthur Ready TO MOye-Chinese Sol.
ders Drive Back Boxers Japanese Land-Chnese are
Sending Large Masses OF Troops Oyerand-Nne MiSSOna'
res KiIed-American Marines Landed
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|lm INTER- the OUTLAWS.
|ng.sh Men Is the Number that
Have Left Thompson's.

a Correspondence.
agson Utah May 20, 1900, 3 a. m.
second posse Of armed men left
st 40 yesterday afternoon ex-
4 l,g 10 reach the ranch OF the Web
Il City Cattle company. situated on
Creek, eight miles from the scene
De murders by daylight this morn
Quite little disappointment was
. non The arrival Of the freight
Il which left Salt Lake 1880 Sun
hight when 1t was found that
we're only FIVE horses aboard.
naani the staying behind Of four
kkefs, who were greatly dlsap-
a at the unexpected turn OF
NJ as Il was supposed that at
4 nine h0rses had been shipped
ihs metropolis
NET AT TURNER'S RANCH.
Il cnplnylng the last posse was u
Z man who formerly worked for
q Fullerton manager OF the Web
. wy Cattle company, who was to
guide for the party. AT the
. 'ad ianch fresh horses will be OBJ
i ana the posse, after a short rest
Nl push on for Turner's ranch,
I WE'VE miles northwest Of Web
Here The party which left at
A yesterday win be met and plans
4 lq ior the future There are
'l'iliis IN the two parties,and they
4 ,Neal HoweIls Of Salt Lake. Sher-
.,.'ee OF Ulntah. sheriff Alfred OF
a and Sheriff Leamaster Of
4 q IN addition to these are a
a I % shsrihs. ex- United States
A Y mafahals and men familiar with
N.hIN IN the party that left
~ we're eleYen men. and In the
w, Started 10 the afternoon there
. ..,een making twenty-slx all
4 'es number win possibly be in
'elf more, and II was the in
VI ile leaders on starting TO
u'.o Ihiee posses at Turner's.
5 ny rreece H0wells and Deputy
4 ,H-IIls viii be- In one and Alfred
N''las'ef win lead the other two.
ARE WELL SUPPLIED.
\ .,, zoe men are well supplied with
N, aug Necessary for the journey,
~ WIN NE determination 20 run
ualaits II such a thing Is pos
Il 'ls pest posted men here say
!. S outlaws were from two to
H. ~ s.liea miles away from the
L. lne tragedy before the boys
Il ~ ela II IS next TO impossible TO
n ~, direction they took. The last
- MIC OF them was at Turner's
~ mat was about 6 o'clock sat-
\ a ,.'saing. The leader told Tur-
h c,i sley were heading for White
~, g'eiado. Il Is not believed
! nv q, vent IN that direction knows
III. turner would be sure 10 give
'-'''aallon to the officers.
Two WAYS 10 LOOK AT 1T.
N, h',. are two views to be taken
III h +, Is possible that the bandits
b. s-,. we direction they said they
d tursss. .lnlnking they might throw
~, ' ,s,, on the tran. AZ one OF the
h,ssl Yesterday. The leader Of
b. n NIil argue this way. The
AN ,souise win call al Turner !
,r5 y anyihine has been seen OF
d ~. turner win reply. why yes.
e Al making for the White river >
If1 M, eu knowg viii be asked.
,r .S. p, s9id mo, win be the answer.
J sv e,'lscers win shake thesir hands
Z 4, ,neyye taken another road
D a.. eegidingly 50 in order 10
} Whit We. sel 30 right on and get 10
''''r as soon as we can.
vii TAKE BOTH ROADS.
IA ~ " sh'rifts have considered this
II ens NJ. question and concluded Ia
'N' posses through the can
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~ M THE NEW" p

| ..,,-riL TO THE "NEws'1
..,,,s Springs. Utah, May 2s.--
M new developments in the
"a rsnklns killing. After the
!. ,o.,es lett here the town again
.,st may be httingly called a
4 IN appearance.
4 as men who came in from Moab
la not go with the posses on ae-
4 I, ,be scarcity OF horses, have
home. and Of the men who
/. (. from the Webster city ranches
Manager Fullerton and Doe
4 ,maln. They will see to the
II q Sam Jenkins, whose body
i ogden after being finally EN-
a ,tis afternoon and the funeral
I s.dst the Gate City tomorrow
q
|iN@
WNERAL OF TYLER.
!, Jenkins. a brother, arrived from
as morning and viii take the
,sk Jenkins effects are to be
IN Manager Fullerton at about
|H. las some cattle and horses. a
,,s message from Moab at !
r. t.s afternoon says the funeral
= aver the remains OF Sheriff Ty-
.rw IN progress there 1t is from
i,-s OF +. b Hammond, friend
sd Sheriff Tyler was unmar.
4 i,i came from Fillmore, Mallard
IJ The funeral Is said 10 be the
hep for many years, hundreds
PRESENT from Monticello, Blum
4 riuelghboring settlements.
NOTHING FROM POSSE.
ts-g has been heard Of any Of the
|sbat vent out yesterday. Man.
4 Rleron and DOC" King WI
. sy tonight to Join Sheriff Preeee,
! q wind up tomorrow near Ouray'
{ Agency
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TAKEN SERIOuSLY I'D.

This morning Mrs. Lizzie Reese, wife
OF Oscar Reese, who lives at the Church
Farm house, Second West and Thir-
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and behaving like a crazy man. When
he got up 70 me, / said, what's the
matter, DayY and he replied, they've
killed EN- both They. theml' ! said
What are you talking about manY
why. he said, Jesse and Sam have
bitten the dust; they are both dead,
shot by outlaws. and / saw them fail
Then, he gave way TO his feelings and
wept like a child. ! said, well let's 90
back. maybe we can capture the muir
derers, but Day said we couldn't for
there were too many Of them
he thought II would be unwise for
us 20 remain any longer So after go
ing back Cor a young fellow named
Wade, whom Day had left some dis
lance up the Hill, we retreated, intend
ing 10 get help
HAD I known the number Of men in
the party" said Mr.. Fullerton, you
can bet your life they would not have
reached Turner's alive.
THE c9RoNER's INQUEST
An inquest was held at the hotel here
YESTERDAY afternoon over the remains
OF the dead officers il was conducted
by III Hlnckleyjustic OF the peace, and
]. ~ Corbn. county attorney OF Grand
county both from Moab. The first Wit
ness called was Sheriff Preece and he
was followed by Robert Fullerton and
Thomas Frost. the latter having pre-
pared the bodies Of the dead men for
burial
The verdict was that the deceased
men came to their deaths az the
hands Of parties unknown to the jury,
the latter composed OF +. D. Ham
mond. William somerville and j. c.
TAYLOR
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FuLLERToNs STORY.

Ar. Fullerton tells an interesting
story Of Deputy Days arrival win the
news OF the killing Il was riding
leisurely down the canyon ne SAID
the other four boys being some as
tance ahead when i heard the shout
OF man. / wheeled around and saw
Dav coming toward me waving his
hands yelling az the top OF his voice
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Shanghai. May 29--The Russian min
mister at Picking has telegraphed ask
ing that an the available gunboats be
sent TO Talu.
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The sympathy FOR the bandits Is said
TO be even stronger In Grand Junction.
A gentleman, well known IN this city,
who came in from Grand Junction yes
terday, said he heard several people
say II served Sheriff Tyler and Sam
jenkins right, and they hoped the
murderers would be able 10 get away;
that Tyler had shot unarmed men on
more than one occasion. and they were
glad he had been given a dose Of his
own medicine
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-09-07
conrcIence or PoIIcyr

A certain fond mother of Memphis
Is worrying herself over an incident
which occurred a few days since. She
is trying TO decide Rhether her 4-year-
old son, who figured so prominently
In the incident. mnde a display OF deep
penitence or whether he worked a
CON game on her. Some time ago
the boy in the case was presented with
a toy hammer. which he appreciated
very much. lie appeared before his
mother about 30 minutes after receiv-
ing the hammer. wearing a woebe-
gone expression.
Mamma" he said. - feels awful
bad"
"why. what is the matter, my SOM"
asked his mother.
IL feels bad right here, mamma" the
lad answered, putting his hand on his
heart.
"Well, tell mamma what II Isl SON"
II feels like | do when you are goin.
to whip me-" He was Whispering by
now. aud his mother was so sorry for
him that the tears were yelling up Int
her eyes,
"Nhat have Yen done. dariingF'
1--WE hammered a hole In your bed
ste9d,' he said and hurst into tears.
lie WINS not whipped, but his mother
Is wondering whetler be viii be a
preacher OF n wise gazobO."-Mem-
phis ScniGr.
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The AAFlicAS NcoNoMJsT, weekly. devoted to =.
ilalc-s.ln u ~ phases OF the TsriT question.
Tcar. Srhiiv copies q zee. Address American PR
|rE,s 41a. Lcag0a. ~ W. I'D St. New YORK
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-09-07

hecsurc my body tuned a cloi.
And ceath ,at on this shrouding sd.
Ny soul rose upward. seeking God.
on. thou VIM ni8kcsi time 70 feet
Before Thy holy judgment seat.
II. here ! stand With mutrd iccti
In that far b0wer where rlsfs srHug
AMI LITTLE bird. arc choiriag
I fouul MI sscriagc 90 bring
Only M hcar'. this tisedinr sr1t--
w thee conceived. Wy tine Jc2ti-
WhCEe worm Ut hunger dlrth Mt.
Take u. ~. Lord. . scarlet stain
10 st within tiy robe Il pain
And make ihse dram Of earth again.
Alice Brown In Atlantic.
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Tho E's-o EGi 4i19-s
TIE CHRONICLE ranks VITA TIE ~sseatest
aew sraret1 ia tls Un;-ci stahu.
TGIE CHRONICLE t.z no egla'an tie PEc!rc
1eest. It ioaGs all IN abAitf, tlNetprlse nnc
.-'Va.
TliE CJlEONI@LE"5 TaleCrsrhlc Ecnorts ere
ne Latest aEd most reliable, itg Local Seas ;he
ni'icat and s~riCio7t. and its Editorials f.om Tire
aLicsi rens 20 The country.
TlFE CEI}GN1Gihs has aiways been. and 81
9ays MI be, the ftioEd atd champion II Tie
3eopie. as as-iast rsu-7i-at.ors. .iiquss. cor
7eIs;l5ns, CT epsre-stcts Il nHg k.ra. = ~iH be
Independent in eYsTyth!rg. rsstraf In tCthilG.
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SICK ID

This distressing afiietion occurs most IRE
Quently. The disturbance OF the stomach
arising nom the imperfcetly digested con
tents, causes q severe pain in The head,
accompanied with disagreeablo nausea and
this constitutes what is popularity known as
Sick Headache, for the relief OF which take
simmons Liver Regulator.
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BAD RnEATHi

Nothing IL 50 unpleasant nothing so com.
mon, rs a bad breath; and in nearly. every
so easily corrected IL you Will take
Liver Regulators Do not neglect so sure q
also improve your appetite, complexion IA
general health.
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TAEifF LITERATURE FOE ALL.

The ~NrEEctNP Observation-Disclosures
, pu!ieGiug 2 uaet valuable series of Tan
1pctuog1ts. these arc prepared with a VIZ,
"a htrte tkC fcCtB and arguments for prOtec
fo1, whc.hsc in the interest N farmer,
L.as2tCfs. merchants or professional mon
zach S,us ct the series APPEALS to thosc e.
800 n s'pftsate industrtes, ana presontsin
%spHtun.c ;Ge&-0ofRpdtlaIs OF wages, CO
% ';irs, suGother arguments showing til
Auc Irgia ore viii be sent on receipt OF
cents ~ 1Qnps except "Nagcs, Living an
-ufsn." which viii be sent for 4 cent?.
Etsa wsJlo Est VII be scnt Tor % cents {
2ny tivo.Vs Tor 70 cents, or any FIVE for
eenta, pc2saBc Paid. Ovder by number.
Lining and Tariff" K A. HAsTs
g--"Tir. L. Tartias; Of a Protective isIji to
i-s Aaecr and Industries Of the Uniied
hia,es' first Trize Asaay, 1887. RAW
s-"E,S3 pr,d5ciioa indii9onsable to a i,ip .
-. = Low Prices, OF sac Manufacs9fa
commodities required for tkC People %
Has tI.ttd states, and Adequate Homo
5.2,.-S t3a o. these ConIaorises 5ns2rs.
i-"Uh..a-c rGg M0tariaisf Would free Nay
&H,ci.gls DC Advantageous IL TIE Lab
60 iE.GstTtos Of the United Stat.e.
t,r2s ~ EssaE. 1ss9; hoSE2p 2. DA,L- =
5~serie .re.5s on tAs Tariff BY an Old rs.ii-
less hcu." Go. DRApER-. ............... g
i-"Iza ffutecave Tarin Its Advantage Isr
3-rI;a Waci Interest" Judge Nm. iGwifTcs =
-
i.ewa.vy. y. q. uARRIaAN. ............. &C
o-"Tne r-l-,rr sad the Iafld" Col ThoNAs
t. !
I-"l .rt.,t.0a a. q Public Policy GEonaT g.
MN -iN-sss. s.-s.....ss...... - J
~ -p,Y 20 tue fresldOats L rce-Trade Mes
sHcs." y. r. fORTER. ...........
- :. eF!-'G-plen and tle Tariff ........... I
r-'It r. Vital Question Shall American Ihdus-
Cse y Aoandoned and American Mar
5-sea!e ia German, with Addition. ......... :. .
j-'1hs %fIoarssg OF one Hundred Years"
-.- Tf"tcel;5n Tor lmeSi:an S,tppbag 1.'''' .
The iAFas Not q Tax" HoAKItB DpsRLI-.
= hy lri~bHnen Shoah1 lie ProteetionistB."-
&'t-atoctilu. p. II. -. -.
49, "har Is = raTin Z" Answers 20 a Wogktes-
Tie Atsossiean Tooi industry Iii. 4 Il :
'a-"H sSss sid Cost Of Llving' j. WEEKS. 4
- OutScr1 Farming Industries" ...
.--" \ smart Talk to MorkingncD .... =
o." i'gotesti1a and the Farmer" Senator 3. Nj.
CtiAANt-ss.s++ ss-.-tss. .-.............. II
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'lalc-s.1u % ~ phases OF the Tariff question. q
Tcar. &pn!i" copies fee. Address American pro
IcGss 4aGa. -caS0a- ~ W. I'D St. New YORK
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CoNsTlPATION

should not be regarded as a trihing ailment-
in fact, nature demands the utmost regularity
Of the bowels, and any deviation from this
demand paves the way often 10 serious dan
ger. u is quite as necessary 70 remove Impure
accommodations from the bowels as II Is 10 cat
or sleep, and no health can be oxpoUted where
q cOstiVe habit of BODY prevnila.
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