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says: ~ was a most miserable sufferer
from falling of the womb. weak ovarles.
and leucorrhua, which caused me 20 be
confined to my bed for a long time, be-
ing TOO weak TO bear my own weight
even. upon my feet. was treated by
the most reputable physicians IN our
city, They could do nothing for me.
am most happy to say that in three
months after I began taking Pe-ru.na
l was well-entrely cured without any
appliances or support Of any kind"
c. a, Proehl, New Portage, o..
writes my wife has been sick for
about Ave years In the first place the
doctor called It lcucorrhea. and treated
II about one year, when It turned to
liberation Of the womb she was then
treated for that for two years when the
doctor gave her up. She could not walk
for nearly two years She then tried
your Pe-ru-na. She has taken three
bottles and It did her more good than
any other medicine"
a vast multitude OF women have
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the strong and the capable 10 climb
over. Few self-respecung, competent
men are likely TO pursue eagerly, as a
life work, any calling whose steady
diet Is poverty. and whose end Is pau
perlsm or a pension. But the chief
reason why the teacher does not receive
for his services as large material re-
wards as his efforts would be likely 10
bring IN other lines OF enterprise lies in
the fact that he Is not engaged IN a
money-making business. His services,
therefore, can never be measured by
dollars. IL Is impossible, upon any
known business basis, TO determine Just
how much he is worth
II. then. in intelligent and well-to-do
communities, II Is neither fitting 10
put the compensation OF the teacher on
the missionary basis, nor possible TO
compute Il on a known business basis.
giving full market value fCr service
rendered, one method only Is left for
determining his salary. II ought TO be
such an amount az Will enable him TO
DO his work efficiently. TO maintain a
standard OF living suitable 20 his posi-
ton. and 20 make reasonable provision
for that time Of life when few men
can work. To do these things Il is
neither proper nor right that his wife
should be Obliged 90 take IN washing
or boarders. that his children should be
compelled 10 90 out 10 work early IN
life. or that he himself should be forced
TO engage constantly In other occupa-
lions 10 piece out his inadequate in
come rs teacher. Yet such are the
conditions that me- -revail everywhere
among high-school &c cheers with fami-
lies depending upon q EN-. To provide
properly for his wife and children, 70
maintain them decently IN the social
position 20 which their education and
tastes usually adapt them and TO main
tain himself respectfully In those circles
where he Is called 10 move. and where
he ought 10 have an influence, the high
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$500 A MONTH BY MAIL.

No need be deprived OF the advantages OF this sPE
CIAL OFFER because OF living away from the City.
WRITE DRs. SHORES AT ONCE II you cannot call FOR
THEIR NEW SYMPTOM LIST AND QUESTION
BLANKS and take advantage Of Drs. Shores SPECIAL
OFFER DURING JULY TO CURE CATARRH AND ALL
CATARRHAL CHRONIC DISEASE FOR THE LOW FEE
OF 50 a MONTH NO OTHER CHARGE OR EXPENSE,
ALL MEDICINES FREE. This special offer goes into ef
feet AT ONCE, and holds good TO ALL WHO APPLY THIS
MONTH. CALL OR WRITE. CONSULTATION FREE
WHETHER YOU TAKE TREATMENT OR NOT
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IT is A PITY so few WOMEN
Are Entirely Free From Pelvic Catarrh.

found Pe-ru-na an Indispensable REM
edy. It meets an their irregularities
critical periods. and peculiar weakness
es.
Mrs. Anne Randall Caro-, Mich. says;
"rhis letter leaves me well, do sincere
~ think. by reason OF your good advice
and great medicine, Pe-ru-na. II has
brought back my health 70 me IN my
older days am now a new woman,
physically think Pe-ru-na the best
medicine IN the market"
Women are even more subject to ca
tarrh than men. The chief cause IL the
delicacy Of her organism. as compared
TO man, This explains why, IN part at
least so few women are entirely free
from catarrh. Catarrh Of the pelvic or
gans Is generally called female disease
Miss Sadie Martinez. the prominent
young actress, writes TO Dr.. Hartman IN
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ROCK ISLANDS ENGINES.
Locomotives Proving Themselves All
Right-L Largest Engines in the U. s.


The Chicago and Rock Island people
are now using the heaviest passenger
locomotives Of any American railroad.
being the first TO try engines Of this
class. and have found them perfectly
satisfactory. At the time Of their in
stallaton In the Rock Island service
some few months ago, attracted wide
spread notice The daily service which
these locomotives have given, has been
excellent and never yet have they cou-
pied on TO a train Of passenger coaches
which they COULD not pull, The first
severe test 10 be given 20 the 1900
series was made on locomotive No. 1901
a few days ago. The occasion was the
first Of the Rock Island independent eX-
CursiOns 10 be run between Colorado
common points and Chicago. SO heavy
was the travel, that Il necessitated
fourteen large and heavy coaches and
Pullman sleepers 90 haul the eXcur-
sionists.
Ordinarily this many cars would be
made into two trains, and would then b.
q good load for the average passenger
locomotive, and especially So consider
Ing the speed required. Here was a
chance TO test the new locomotives. The
No 1901 was coupled on TO the fourteen
cars and moved out OF the Chicago de-
pot with ease. Between Chicago and
Rock Island, it speed along on sched-
uled time and at two or three points de-
Neloped a speed Of over seyenty-twO
miles an hour. The big locomotive did
all that was required Of Il and more,
and proved itself able to take care Of It,
SER IN any emergency From the good
record made by the No 1901, It has been
decided by the management of the Rock
Island 10 use the 1900 series" of loco
motives In hauling an the Colorado ex-
cursion trains. These special rains
VIII leave Pueblo at 2:45 p. m. and Den.
Yer az 5;45 p. m. on July 18th and 20th,
ana august 9Th. The run from Colorado
10 Chicago Is made with only one night
on the road, by these Rock Island Day
light Specials.
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RIO GRANDE' AFFAIRS.
some Interesting Gossip on Affairs
OF Local Importance.

There is more behind the trim NJ don
sial Manager Metcalf OF the Denver g
no Giande railroad than has been hint
Ga, says the Post. II is not merely an
inspection tour. with General Counsel
Soei r. Vale and President Jeffery as
i,J,','l,aulohs, out the trip VIII result in
49, 49,. AM developments that win be
b. 9l lhe new policy OF the Denver a
~ ~ 1Iande and that the workings of
~. sIs'tm is To be radically changed
mere Is little doubt.
o,'t,' Metcall who Is IN the confidence
lne BOARD VI directors and President
r.sLy, ls being posted thoroughly NOT
~ ON the operating department. but
nm the legal end az well In the grad
~ Ma, snsping OF the plan that is being
No.Hei OUT the junction line between
W.. lalue and Grand Junction. which
re- 's owned Jointly. It Is said. by the
amer d no Grande and the Colorado
;r''u''nl, VIII cut an Important figure
81 ''s relation TO the Colorado & south
:, isll Grande Western purchase ~
voc colorado Midland.
it"s assumption Of offce by Mr. Met
80 directly before the annual meeting
a. oht hlo Grande board OF directors
~. He present tour over the system. in
W., ,os opinion Of the officers OF he road
~ ' ls mat the directors win vote upon
s, 'lsgestlons resulting from The trln
NH 'hal II is not al an unlikely ART
utsin 20 ny on a new railroad be
~ s, J.s ran Mr. Jeffery has stated thai
a. uules Of president and general man.
Mn nave Of late. been onerous ana n
~" pc MT Metcalfs province 10 take
og management OF the road entirely
v,,. 1is shoulders. leaving. as his tile
p,ss,5 indicate, president, and only
ibo,i,r This confers a direct au-
br 4 upon Mr.. Melcalfe that makes
o 1nn me head Of an Departments ana
second 10 the president.
tats S'U one high IN authority who has
Will prominent part IN the deal by
os 'ne Midland becomes a portion
San. we new transcontinental route
NE statement that the Rio
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MORE GENEROUS GIFTS.
An Additional Fifteen Thousand Doll
lars for Catholic Cathedral.

The new Catholic cathedral IN course
OF erection on South Temple street has
received two more generous endow-
ments. David Keith, the Silver King
mine owner. yesterday afternoon sub
scribing $4,000 10 the building and John
DAILY recently giving 5000 for the edi-
fee. The first was given in the name
OF Mr.. Keith's three daughters and the
latter In the name Of Mrs. Daily, the gift
being kept secret until the past few
days.
These contributions make the amount
so far subscribed. $4,000 and as the es-
timated cost OF the building Is 500 00O
the rest may be expected 70 be realized
In q short time.
Mrs. Tarbet who some time ago gave
$4,000 TO the building, pledged herself
TO give $4,000 more when the amount
reached 500, 900, and the remaining 800
900 will doubtless be contributed before
the building is far advanced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-07
PLEASANT REUNION.

The Saints from Manchester, Eng
land, held their first reunion in the
Fourth ward branch meeting house Fri
day evening and they had a very en-
ioyable time There Is talk OF hold
ing this reunion every october con-
ference so that the Saints from the
Manchester conference may keep up old
acquaintance.
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"TAE BOOK OF MORMON"

Two lectures by DIT. James y
Talmare, an account or its origin WY" WIN
evidences OF as genuineness gua ~
tSs1tirIty. PREPARED by appointment
srsls. lectures are taken from pf:
srsIr,ace'a book "The Articles OK
r@itb but are presented in separate
sor,T N, the use OF lnvestigators ana
stn5snts Price 10 cts. For sale BY the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-07

school teacher Is forced 10 seek employ
ment outside OF his regular work quite
commonly We hear OF him tutoring,
hearing private classes, or teaching In
night schools; sometimes he engages
In so-called literary work, or ia bust
ness; while occasionally he IL 10 be
found, outside OF school hours. as a
consulting engineer, a practising law
yer, or a fully equipped physician.-
June Forum.
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TWO GOT AWAY.
Detective Sheets Attempts to Arrest
Three Men, but Only Gets One.

At an early hour this morning Detec-
tive Sheets observed three men stand
inc in front Of the Atlas building with
something under their arms. Upon in
vestigation Il was found that they had
several boxes Of cigars Naturally. the Of
ficer supposed the cigars had been stol-
en- and he promptly nabbed one Of the
men, The other two ran and made good
their escape.
The man arrested said his name was
Frank Daley
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benefit to women and particularly rec
ommend It to them My dressing table
IS never without IT,"
Everywhere the people, especially the
women, are praislng Pe-ru-na as REM
edy for all forms Of catarrhal Difficult.
ties. Send for free catarrh book. Ad-
dress Or. Hartman. Columbus, o,
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form a feature In the evening enter-
tainment. Invitations are being mailed
20 an returned Elders or Saints from
above named islands, and the commit
tee desire that all persons not receiving
them should send their names and ad-
dresses 10 the secretary. Frank Cutler
box 81. Salt Lake II Is expected that
Prest. Geo q. Cannon viii deliver an
address on the occasion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-07
INSPECTION TRIP.
Invitations Issued by General Trafic
Manager Babcock of the X. G. w.

General Traffic Manager Babcock has
issued a circular 10 the general agents
OF NE Rio Grande Western railroad as
s,mDllng them at Salt Lake Monday
Iof lne purpose Of taking a trip of in
specuon over the road. The party will
20 ln a private car under charge OF
General Passenger Agent Helntz and
General Freight Agent Henry and will
consist Of the general agents. S. Cone
anu, Chicagoi T. w. Thompson. san
francisco; J. d. Mansfield Portland:
w. g. Mcbride, Butte: j. w. Caverley.
D.en'er and Travelling Passenger
agent w. j. Rldd and Travelling
Freight Agent ]. L. Beckett.
MH aver inspecting the system the party
wv 20 On TO Denver TO meet the Of
metals Of the connecting lines The
object is to familiarlze the agents with
the system
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PROGRAM

For Concert at Lagoon, Sunday, July sth,
by 0isen's Orchestra,
March, 1.-THE Merry American" 49,.
........ ,...... .......,..... Wheeler
Overture, 1.-THE Bridal Rose" ...
....... ....... .... ........L ayellee
waltz, Fedora, ,..,...... Bulcaiossl
Polka, Cornet solo by Mr.. Hllger.
Remembrance Of Liberau, Casey
Overture, THE Crackeriack" Mackle
Bunch OF Blackberries, Char
acteristlc... Holman
Selection, "Lucrezia Borgia". Donlzettl
Galop. "Vlvacity' ........ "Coragglo
There's" no place like home Except
LaEoon)."
Trains every hour after 1850 p. m.
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ALL DISEASES.

These Master Specialists only Catarrh but they
cure Bronchitis Neuralgia Heart Disease Dyspepsia skin
Diseases Blood Diseases Rheumatism, Malaria, Nervous
Diseases Kidney Diseases, Female Complaints, Insomnia
Dysenery Paralysis Ricketts, scrofula Consumption in the
first stage Liver Disease Disease Of the Bowels scatica
Spinal Diseases, varicocee Rupture Structure and all
Chronic and Private Diseases our new cure for Tape
Worm Is mild and pleasant We positively head and
all pay,
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EVERY TICKET mas A CHANCE

Enlarged orchestra; fine dancing
special program Of sports; $1,000 In
prizes every ticket has a chance. Md
summer day, Saltair. July II.
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Grateful Patients Testify voluntarily to the Merits of this Wonderful
Treatment.
"YOn Are the Friends
Of the People,"
Says Mr. Albert Shaw, Of Rock
Springs WyO. Read
His Story.

Mr.. Shaw, Familiarity known as Bert
shaw"-writes as follows; when I
first consulted you / was indeed a sick
man. had suffered from catarrh and
bad stomach for yeara. and spent hum
dreds Of dollars In a vain search for
health. No one can imagine how
suffered. day after day, going without
food until I nearly starved, because il
hurt me so to eat anything. Doctors
called 1t cancer. Dyspepsia, and other
things but none helped me until be-
gan your treatment. Since starting
with you, have steadily improved.
have gained Il pounds In nine weeks,
and have felt absolutely well for the
past month. I feel I am cured. and
you gentlemen have proven yourselves
the friends Of the people, by making
your rates within the reach Of every
one. Success 70 you"
ALBERT SHAW.
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MERcHANTsI PRINTING

Turned out on short notice AT the
Dtscret News. A big shipment OF new
types and supplies just in our facilities
for letter heads, bin heads tags, en-
yelopcs. pads, etc, etc. are uneNcelled
by any establishment in the West
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] believe ! should
have been dead by
this time had 1 not
used Il. I am feel
ing so well now.
1 have not taken
any medicine for
four or nv e
months. I can
cheerfully recon-
mend Pe-ru-na to
my friends"
Mrs. Henry Ellis,
JO2 Scott street,
.rs
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nIrnclLANTs, pRINTING

Turned out on short nosice az the
Dcserct News A big shipment Of new
types ana supplies just In. our facilities
for letter heads, bin heads, tags. en-
vologes. pads etc, etc. are unexcelled
by any establishment In the West.
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regard 70 Pc
ru-na. as fol-
lows: 1T gives
me great plea
sure to recon-
mend Peru
ma to members
Of my profess
sion / have
found II most
helpful / con-
slider Peru ma
of aepapfa I
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$500 IS ALL THE MONEY YOU NEED


REL
WHEN cure &oN AL
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ra 81 N2Na 5 aI MSI I FN4gPE6 v 9 aR
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$500 A MONTH, ALL MEDICINES FREE


o tlrh az Ca o
y del &c arr the myuan Bowels cm 90 81 of u tn
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,oNNN~~NDNNN~N.>ONoNN-NNon.N
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

A farewell entertainment will be given
In the Eleventh ward meeting house
next Tuesday evening. July 10th, in hon.
or OF Elder Daniel G. Coulam. who Is
about 70 leave for a mission 20 the
Eastern States. No admission fee will
be charged, but those desiring 10 make
contributions may do so az the door.
The following program will be rendered:
Song OF. O.. .... -, 90. Ladies' Chorus
Baritone solo.... ...,..,.Wnl Willis
Soprano solo. ,.,.. Luella Ferris
Song. o.. .... 90. ladies' Ouartette
Composed Of Connie McAllister. Her
mic Taylor. Julia Jones and Emma
Larson.
ANNNlldtlohss - &c ssssssssssdublt NJ Otis
Chorus OF eight little girls under the d.
rectiOn Of Mrs Louie Felt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-07

Miss Anna Carsten Clayton, ILL.,, says;
your Pe-ru-na did me 50 much good.
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$500 PAYS THE BILL For ONE WHOLE MONTH


OF
a poor
Com n day this mont
6r the Wee 81 mon medic
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Ds Shores Special Announcement Last Sunday that all An
plying for Treatment During July with Catarh Kindred Diseases
Would be Treated Until Cured for the Low Fee of
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CAPTAIN GORE. 4"

When the ship got farther along on
lis vOyage-lnto Antarctic waters, south
of the Horn-he had a shy at the por-
poises OF the southern ocean, which he
found even more interesting than the
blackfsh. The southern propose bears
about the same relation TO the black
fish among big sea creatures, accord
in TO Mr. Hams, that the trout does
TO the bullhead among the fish In the
streams OF the temperate zone, being
much quicker IN IT'S movements and
therefore more difficult 20 take. He
wrote about the porpolses too. but tho
publishers wouldn't buy his copy; neil
Their would they accept anything about
the albatross which he considers a
most interesting bird and concerning
which the sailors OF all nations have
some remarkable superstitions. They
affect to believe. among other things,
that when G. seaman dies his soul goes
into the body Of one OF these interest
ing bic birds,
Bnt il was on this voyage that he got
the notion OF his first long story, Cap
tain Gore" which, though refused by
one or two publishers 10 whom IL was
offered. was accepted at last. II has
been enough Of a success 20 make his
following Of the literary career FOR the
remainder OF his life a foregone con-
clusiOn
The Irish standard., 1900-09-15

uine regard. The father-in-law in
Beacon Hill could not, however, un.
derstand any such heathenish papist-
ry; and in his rage and grief ordered
his daughter with her child home to
Beacon Hills. The order was obeyed
by the Inundated and conscience
stricken daughter, and the child, sup
pose. was duly rechristened in above.
board Puritan fashion.
another matter of the same sort is
somewhat touching. In the remotest
corner of the old cemetery at Beacon
Hills Is a lone marble slab inscribed
Margaret O'Flaherty, late of Ireland,
aged 2O,' with the date. Poor Mar.
garet! who were you? Did they draw
their Puritan skirts from you as they
have their graves? Late Of Ireland
shows that you were painfully a for
eigner and curiosity to them. I can
imagine why you died at 90"
The Irish standard., 1900-09-15

1gnatius Donnelly, lineal descend
ant of Sir Daniel Donnelly, the ia
nous pugilist, is the only brainy man
Of the Irish race in America who likes
to see Bryan defeated for the presi-
dency. Donnelly calls himself a
Populist, but in reality he is Re-
publican and always has been. When
Wharton Barker, his running mate on
the Populist national ticket, was NOM
mated he hied himself to Washington
and Informed Mckinley he would
keep enough Pogulist votes from
Bryan to insure the reelection of
Mark Hanna's factotum. We do not
believe that Middle of Road Populists
are foolish enough to cast their votes
for Barker in order to defeat Bryan.
A great issue is at stake and they will
help to defeat Imperialism and drive
the goldocracy from power. Barker
and Donnelly viii cut q sorry figure
this year.
The Irish standard., 1900-09-15
Dom, Wal, for Opportunity.

Make it, as Lincoln made his in the
log cabin in the wilderness. Make 1t.
as Henry Wilson made his during his
evenings on a farm, when he read a
thousand volumes while other boys OF
the neighborhood wasted their even
ings. Make it, as the shepherd boy
Ferguson, made his when he calcu-
lated the distance of the stars with a
handful Of beans on string. Make it,
as George Stephenson made his when
he mastered the rules of mathematics
with bit Of chalk on the sides of the
coal wagons in the mines. Make it, as
Douglass made his, when he learned
to read from scraps of paper and post
ers. Make it, as Napoleon made his
In a hundred important situations.
Make 1t, as the deaf and blind Helen
Keller is making hers. Make it, as
every man must who would accom-.
plish anything worth the effort;
Golden opportunities are nothing to
laziness. and the greatest advantage
will make you ridiculous If YOU are
not prepared for it. /.
The Irish standard., 1900-09-15
PRoRArE NOTICE +.

TNObAIE NOIlCE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Hennepin-Probate Court -
In the matter Of the estate of Hans o.
Clausen, deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition Of
John c. w. Rhode and Karna Clausen, the
administrators of the estate of said de-
ceased, praying that license be to them
granted to sell certain of. the real estate
Of which said deceased died seized, and It
appearing by said petition, that there is
not, sufficient personal estate in the hands
OF said administrators to pay the debts
outstanding against the deceased and the
expenses Of administration, and that 1t Is
necessary in order to pay such debts and
expenses, and would be for the benefit Of
said estate to sell the said real estate in
saiH petition described. 90 s.st.st a. a. ;,5sS
IT IS THEREFORE, ORDERED, That
all persons interested In said estate appear
before the said Probate Court at special
term thereof tos.be held ON. Monday, the
oath day Of September, A. D. 1900, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, ut the Court
House, In the City of Minneapolis, in said
County, then and there to show cause III
any there) why license should not be.
granted to said administrators to sell said
real estate, according to the prayer Of said
petition. 7t:'s
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, That
notice Of such bearing be given to al pet
sons Interested In said estate. by p7blislE
Ing this order once each week for three
successive weeks, prior to said day Of hear
ing, in the Irish Standard, newspaper
printed and published in said County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 3Oth day of
August, 1900.
- BY the Court:
''.' - -" f. c. HARVEY,
: Judge of Probate.