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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-03
Provo Gun Club oreanizsd.

About twenty enthusiastic trap shoot
erS at Provo got together yesterday and
organized a gun club eleCtiuE Royal Bar
ney the prime mover i'm the new club
to the position of president.
They have secured possession OF the
traps belonging to the old Provo Gun
club and viii mold weekly tournaments.
tt is said that the shooters Of Spring
vile viii shortly organize and challenge
the new Provo club to series of match
events.
Both these places are looked upon TO
furnish q number of crack shots for the
coming local tournament.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-03
MOUNTAIN STATES
MORE MORMOSS FOR BIG HORN
UTAH FARMERS TO FORM A
NEW COLONY.
viii Trek About April 1 Under
Bishop Woodruff to the Chap
mans Bench Region.

Cody City, Wyo-, Feb. 1.-The leaders
of the Mormon colony that settled on the
Shoshone river last spring have arranged
for another big movement of Mormon
settlers from Utah.
The farmers viii he gotten together In
the Utah towns and viii meet at some
convenient point in the southWl stern p1rr
OF ANy1niuE on or about April D. TheE
viii transport their household effects ia
covered wagons and viii drive their cat
tie. horses and sheep in one big herd
the matter in charge and will guide the
new settlers 10 the promised land Ga llis,
the Big Horn BASIN
The newcomers viii settle on what is
known as the Chapman bench, n fine
niece Of farming land living between
ts,arlSefs Fork and Pat OHara creek
THE conditions there are most favora Die
for irrigation and il IS believed large
and prosperous colony viii be established
there
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The first definite news OF any c0DSe-
quelce in tn asebau worl1 ~ Mt s
was given out last week when PresI-
dent johnson of the American league
stated that his league viii have ten
club circuit this season. Is follows:
Chicag1. Milwaukee. Cleveland Indian
apOIfs. Detroit Is 1St0u. Baltimore, Phil
adelphia. Washi7g ton and Buffalo.
The question of DR. p ing In ia1aDoiis
and Buffalo. two towns that made mon
ey last season, was hard one 10 settle
and the only logical way out was the
retention of the franchises. This viii
be done. and it viii be stumbling
block to the expansion policy of the
Western league, which has planned to
place a club IL Indianapolis and pos
slbly Buffalo With the exception Of
Boston and Philade'p hia, all the clubs
have secured grounds
The American league viii expend
about S100. Geo in its new plants IN the
east, according to an estimate made by
Ban Johnson. Some OF this has already
been paid out in options on property.
10 Philadelphia two options were Oh
tanned. as there were in all the other
cities In case Connie Mack takes the
old Athletic grounds. the option price
of 81 zoo on the Lehigh avenue grounds
will have 10 be charged up 10 profit and
loss. In case Boston is taken in. the
expenses of the league may be much
greater IMAM EfeSluciil JOiillSoH = eStl-
mate. and it may be necessary TO buy
grounds there outright
Whether the announcement made ~
Ban Johnson VIII preclpltate base
ball war OF not Is a question. He says
il viii not He says there is nothing
To fight about THE American league
simply viii be independent There viii,
OF course. be competition between US
and the National league, but we had
that here last wear SO far as posi- BILE
me schedule will be arranged so thar
our clubs viii not play in the same city
at the same time as the National league
teams.
Questioned about the National agree
rueut and contracts made under it,
President Johnson said: The National
league broke the National agreement
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CARRIES IDAHo's VOTE.
S. J. Rice Reaches Washington-New
POstuna sterS

--"@"T0T 70 ID" TI-TaII-T
Washington. Feb IS. J. Rice Of
BIackf0C,. Ida. arrived in Washington
today NIr. Rice is the messenger VINO
bears the official statement of the cleo
toral vote of the state Of Idaho.
Postmaster appointed for Idaho:
EOsokfa. Idaho county. Charles A. Pal
mer vice T. w King. resigned. OrOfiuO-
Shoshoue county. James a. Parker. vice
Lois J. Anderson. resigned. Parker, Ere
mont county Mrs Lucy Workman, vice
Emeline Vinegar, removed.
Pensions of s. per month each have
been granted Leslie Powell Of Boise and
Genrr- NLckaE of Luliefta ID
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TOD SLOAN DEFEATED.
Finishes Second and Enters Protest
Against Winner.

San Francisco, Feb. 1.-The special
four-corper5d race at TanfOran today
resulted in a victory for W. B. Jen-
ntngs Canmore, ridden by Tommy
Burns Articulate, with Sloan up, was
second. while Rolling Boer, the favor
lite, on whom Turner had the mount
was third. Brutal, the second choice
ridden by O'COnnOT proved a disap-
pointment. The race was considered
falsely run one. and there was COnsid-
cradle dissatisfaction, owing to the
hard luck OF Articulate. He was bump
ed at the start, and was again bumped
by CaumOre in the stretch. A claim Of
foul made by Sloan was not allowed.
Burns admitted humping Articuiate,
but said he did not interfere with his
stride. It was the general opinion that
Canmore Won by stealing away from
The others in the first quarter
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.COEPR0nISE on nIHE TAX
COMMITTEE OF IDAHO SENATE
CONSIDERS BILL
Outlook is That a Substitute VIII Be
Presented Embodying Some New
Features.


Boise, Ida. Feb Tho senate state
affairs committee today held a session on
Aoore's bill to tax the gross output OF
mines Two OF the members Of the COM
mittec, HCuIahan and Whitweu, are OPP
posed 10 taxation. The others favor some
form Of taxation Of mines. but they be-
NV @ lle plan Tor an acreage tax does
TO. meet tho requirements The conf
n.liee viii probably report "a substitute
pm ia me nature of "a compromise Oh tnc
basis of taxing the gross output
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Letter from asilent'' Rowan.

silent" Rowan writes from Park
CITY that Dummy Rowan of salt T.ol>e
and Houston Bolly. heavy Il
champion Of Park city. have s. ID
articles of agreement 10 box ten rounds
for a $500 purse en- the 18th of this
month. at catch weights in the Park
City Opera house The winner takes
O. per cent of the purse and the loser
80 per cent. The RoWsus VIII not visit
here he viii go on 10 Montana.
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After Utah Skater.

7
ogden, Feb. Harry Eewcomb,
champion long distance and fancy
skater of Colorado Is in Ogden from
his LeadviIle home and is anxious 20
get a match with some ska ter Of Utah
fame. NewcomD fears no one and IS
ready for contest either OF speed or
fancy skating. Faiths tie get a contest
here he VIII COON to MOa ana.
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with the American long before We made
any move for. independence.


90 Tt will say the promoters of the
big fight at CiuCingati, and it won't
assert the Tefo-meTS with equal pos
itiy, ness. when asked if the heavy
we ghts VIII meet Feb. j. to decide the
hea; weight championship of the
world. a q here the matter stands, no
one apr arenciy being able TO solve the
robleU. in the meantime that portion
of the IOpu.1ce who are always ready
to gamble g. 2 which way a bird VIII fly
are CfLefing slight odds that the fight
win ne e. Re ia led of IN Ohio. while
the D. CU0ter5 p Ofess 10 be going ahead
nth contracts fer the alteration a.
ECcLEe-fczt hall, and also claim thda
tr4y are selling eats fOr the tight
AT ali events. if the fight is pulled
Of it VIII BE- The most thoroughly ad-
verified event he country has ever
know. =. and the promoters VIII then
he OBLIGED to take OF their hats TO the
ref1rrers. Al the worry and anxiety
the promoters have gone through VIII
Re paid 70. in additional receipts. as
the persistent and SYSTEMATIC efforts
that have been made to prevent the
fight have kept the newspapers filed
with JeGr.es-Ruh-in talk Mayor
Elei chm m APP arontly weakened
rifle when forced to face the .vOlleys
fired by the opposition, but even after
the law was read to him the mayor
s9iS that ne would stick to his word,
& issue q permit for a boxing CON
test
Billy Madden, manager of Rubin
was the right man in the right place at
this 1uncuu~e, as he stepped INTO the
breach with the statement that the
Akron man was nothing more nor less
than a clever. scientific boxer. Fight
ing is far removed from Ruhlln de-
sires or ability. according to Madden.
and all he was matched TO 90 with JeI-
fries was to engage in a scientific spar
ring exhibition for points Billy Brady
sent on a similar announcement IN be
half Of Jenries. from New York, and on
the strength of these statements they
expect to get away with the show ana
also carry away large sacks fuil OF coin
produced by the followers OF the ring
Despite the fact that Jenries is quot
ed IS a 2-to-l fsvOTitc, there seems TO
be an overwhelming interest in the
coming fight at Cincinnati In pugllis-
tic circles it is the sole topic of CONVEX
sation from one end Of the country 30
the other and. although the dope eX-
perts have figured il out in "A great
many ways that Rubin stands good
chance, the odds remain firm and nave
never dropped Fellow > TO 3 This IS
the betting wiz the full realization
that Rubin is in better shape than he
has ever been during his career When
Rubin defeated Sharkey ne was IN
magnificent condition and won great
victory Those who have been watch
ing him work out say that he Is a
much better man today than he was at
that time; bat still the people hold back
with their coin, and the little that has
been Wagered on Rubin has not COM
menced TO take up the Jemries money
which the holders are willing 20 risk at
? TO l. From the betting alone some
idea can be gathered of what the ex-
perts on form think Of Jeffries as q
champion. II Rubin was matched with
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-03
GUN CLUB MEETING.
Plans for the Coming Annual Tour
nament Discussed.

PlanS Tor the coming Annual Tour
nament Discussed
The regular monthly messing of tn
s Lake Gun club was held last eveniue
After the routine business was attended
to the coming annual tournament was
taken up and discussed.
Cal CaIlison. chairman of the executive
committee. who has the meet in charge,
gave a detailed a cunt of the work thai
had been done Up 10 date and some OF
the plans laid out for the future
1t was decided to get out a printed pro
gramme at once, giving the number o
events each day, the entrance fee and
prize money in each event. and mail
copies to all sun clubs and Drominen
trap shooters throughout the western
country THE members all appear to he
enthusiastic over the prospects of the
tOuTpament and say il viii be the largest
and most successful ever held in this city
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day
There have heretofore been emplax7e 4
IN these properties between 200 and 3gl
men, and their output has aggregated
about 1.000 tons a day The Generators ex-
pect 10 double this output bv do1Iaiiilc-
the number of employees
The Northern Coal company. which
contributed three-fourths OF the oufpifr
before the strike, has definiteiv refused
10 concede anything to the strikers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-03
HOLD - oFFICEs.
Rathdrum Woman Has an Unique
Distinction.

Rathdum. Ida, Jan. 5L-Mrs. NJ D.
Thibodeau of CIark's Fork, enjoys the
distinction of being the only woman 10
serve Koatausf county in the capacity OF
justice of the peace She was elected TO
that Office two years go ak has filed
it with great credit I'm addition to this
Mrs. TribDdeau has been UOsrmistress at
CIarkz Fork for number of years and
is also a notary public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-03
Walcott Not Guilty.

New York. Feb. Joe Waleott, .
Drfze fighter. and George Members
were discharged today in Jefferson Mar
ket court on the charge of grand lar
-eny. preferred by Miss Dome Gordon,
Who said that on the night of jan .,
IN Walcott's saloon, she was drugged
and robbed of jewelry worth s., 100.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-03
SKATING RACES.
Postponed on Account of a Disagree
ment.

ment.
A number of persons who visited the
Ninth South ice rink yesterday to wit
ness the skating races between Oscar
julius and Medium, the Canadian,
ere disappointed, as it did not Ia
place. Both men were on hand, but
through some misunderstanding with
the management alb Ut The prize money,
they failed TO give the race.
The manager claimed that he had
.iven the men no authority to arrange
the match for yesterday, and would not
zand for percentage of the gate re-
ceiUts. Both julius and Medium stat
cd that he had. and refused 10 go On
for nothing. Meanwhile the crowd wc1
Ge-5d wig the race did not come cft
a r. advertised. The matter was finally
adjusted by advertising the race agsi.i
.o. .Oda--
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An Advance.

cleveland Plain Dealer.)
''I sometime think I'd like 20 live on
the planet Uranus
why SD-
well. d. fellow can claim he can sec
four moons Up there without being con-
siderCf too cOuViviai-'
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BOISE CAPITAL BOUGHT.
Oregon Men Purchase the Democratic


Boise, Ida, Feb 2--The Daily Capftal
and the Capital job printing plant were
sold today by George y. Lewis 10 c. III
her and r. S Sheridan Of Roseburr
ote-- for $1,000 CASH
The new mana. e-t will take cEs-r-a
MoEoa1- IL b. .le Intention TO 0rvaulZa
5e-1t stock C. ulny- III is stated tlgt
ln.nE Demo U.s. nave agreed TO sub
L- GO
The name of The paper win be changed
y LIZ LIu--.. NLws.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-03
COAL STRIKE IS ENDED.
Independent Operators in Northern
Colorado Resume Operations.

Denver, Colo, Feb. 2--independent
northern Colorado coal mines viii se-
sumo operations Monday under an agree
meut signed by. the United Mine No-k-
erS' represei fatiVes and the operators
Use basis Of the settlement is an n
crease Of 10 cents q ten Tor mining, eight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-03
would Like a Match with Ogden.

a number Of the members of the salt
Lake Gun club are anxious to set up
match contest with the Ogden Gun club.
The IN tier was discussed last evening
and the local boys are of the opinion
that they can pick 2 team that VIII de-
feat anything furnished by the Junction
tffr-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-03
Forehanded

tCnicagO ReCOrd.)
Hadn't We better give the janitOr his
presents the day befOreg
'.W hat fOr2
so he'll let us have plenty Of heat for
our Christmas party
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eight
ICould
in
but
entirely
THURSToN, Colo.
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Her Limit.


.'Is your wife good cook asked some
BODY of tine Young man who had recently
married ID Ea-Sar graduate.
well replied the proud Young huz-
band thought fully she can boil water
without burning It,
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$500 4 MONTH BY Mail.

No one need be deprived of the advantages of this
SPECIAL OFFER because living from the city.
WRITE DRS. SHORES AT ONCE. If cannot call.
FOR THEIR NEW SYMPTOM LIST AND OF ESTION
BLANKS. ke advantage of Drs. Shores SPECIAL
OFFER DURING FEBRUARY TO CURE CATARFH
AND ALL Gaia RRIAL CHRONIC DISEASE FOR THE
LOW FEE OF SO \ MONTH. no OTHER CHARGE OR
EXPENSE. ALL MEDICINES FREE This special offer
goes into effect AT ONCE and holds good 70 ALL WHO
APPLY THIS MONTH. CALL OR WRITE CONSI LA
TON FREE. WHETHER YOU TAKE TREATMENT OR
NOT Don't delay
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A DOLLAR
SAVED IS a
DOLLAR EARNED
YOU CAN
GET DRS.
SHORES REGU-
LAR $500 A
MONTH TREAT
MENT FOR
$500 A MONTH
ALL DURING
FEBRUARY.
CALL OR
WRITE.)
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PoCATELLO WILL OBJECT.
Delegation VIII Fight Losing Gen
tile Valley.

INDeOIaI % Ne IIeTaIu-I
Boise. Ida, Feb. "a movement IS on
foot to annex the Gentle valley portion
OF BauHock county To Bear Lake
The POcatell0 delegation viii oppose
it VIGOROUSLY
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Grave Uncertainty.


I-ulcaEC NeWs.J
The PyJhon-Why that serious express
siOng
The Bea-Why- I have just swallowed
an egg and ] can't tell whether II is good
or bad until it breaks.
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Mrs. L. Gedderd, Ogden Utah, cured
by Drs. Shores & Shores.
Does the nose bleed easiIv2"
'Is there tickling in the thrOat?''
do Crusts form in the nOse2'
els the nose sore and Hende-?'
DO you sneeZe a great deaI2f
els this worse toward uiEht2'
Does the nose itch and burn?'
els there pain in the front OF the
head2-
Us there pain across the eyes2''
els there pain IN back of head2'
els your sense of smell ICayiug?''
do you hawk to clear the throat2"
els there d dropping in the thrOat2"
Els the throat dry in the morning.
Are you losing your sense OF taste2'
'Do you sleep with your mouth
ODeu2''
Does your nose stop I'D toward
night?"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-03
SPORTING REVIEW
OF THE WEEK
NJ NY METHODS are used by man
M to convey his thoughts to others,

RI NY METHODS are used by man
M to convey his thoughts to others,
and it matters not how different
the forms of speech or what tongue is
used the resources of the individual are
such that he can always find some
means Of communicating his desires to
his feIIowmen. Perhaps the most unique.
method ever used in this city was wit
messed last week at the wrestling match
between KIank and Reiter. It was a
case of an italian, q deaf mute and a
crowd Of English-speaking people, and
the dummy acted as an interpreter be
tween the other two. The Italian could
not. or at least did not speak plainly
enough for anybody in the crowd TO
understand and, after being thrown up
on his back, he jumped to MS IeeJ ana
said all kinds Of things about something
or somebody
The referee looked at him in despair
and then turned to the crowd and a ked
If any one could talk Italian and, II so,
to find out what was the matter with
the man. No enc stepped forward ana
the defeated man again came forward,
stuck out his tongue as If he had Dad
ccJd. and wanted a doctor to look at It
and at the same time put his hands
around his neck in imitation of man
choking to death. Re cree sammy Clatr.S
looked at the crowd utterly helpless.
and some one shouted that maybe the
dago wanted to hang himself and Tor
somebody to give him q rope
A happy thought struck one OF the
repGrters present and, sCTibBi-ng note
to Dummy van. who wa standing
near the ring. asked him what was the
mat er WITH the man The Dummy
grabbed his encii and wrote 70 K: He
Ell1k US d tn s-ran 4 20 j nan
he threw him"
-ov-d tuYub7e5 Of -7~e a~7 Rof-
sree Clark t II tn 'Du my eX ! IN
lu.-u a. the double Nrlso1 and n3t
the strang @ hold tat was used For
q few min-tes thereafter these Two
went through a Sc les Of mott rs with
Their hands fee an arms tn c W5u d
hove rcen Il credit 10 & coatort;oEist.
while the crowd enZiOu= Il awaited the
outcome. TIE Dummy again picked
u { s. riti1a pad nd said the Italian
refused to so On unless q foul wac OIL
lowed. The eferce would not stand fcr
this and ccmr unicated tho fact e.
Rowan. who sta t5d a. he titan With
his hands gain. and IN a fey moment
the latter It the ring and the DUN
nv turned TO the referee and an
nounced that the dago had thrown up
the contest.
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included many former subjects Of Great
Britain. a beautiful eUl0Eium was Dr0-
nOunced by Rev. +. i. Fife. pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church
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:sz54g- PSF s6s5E>

ma, viii nav these large prices TO wit
ness an embarrassing boxing match
These are only > portion or the 90.
r1ar3rs which indicate what the auar
is 10 be- I think that every promoter
when he sOlemnly asserts and andS a
person who believes that the aHaif Is
10 be a boxing atCh must smile IN ms
sleeve. I see that proceeding mas DSeh
brought before a justice Of the peace
under section T117 Of the revised stat-
utes Of Ohio for the purpose OF arrest
fn.- the persons intending to engage IN
the coming prize feht The newspaper
contain many sta ements WHICH tend
to indicate that this was coHuslVe
proceeding in its origin
Governor Nash is Anxious.
Il write simply for the purpose Of
letting you know how anxious am IN
regard 10 this matter. The cOnSttu-
ton ana laws OF Ohio veSt in the gov
ernOr the supreme executive power OF
the state and require him to see that
the laws are faithfully executed My
duty in the premises makes me anN-
iOus. If there is any " ~ grOunce rear
that the action already DrOuBnt -is+a
been undertaken by the constable and
the justice OF the peace for coiiuslNe
purposes. ] urge you either before or
after the matter is determined in this
court to have proper OIucer Dflhg
these men before an upright JuG5e OF
the court of common pleas who VIII
carefully hear and impautially deter
mine this whole matter Upon every
occasion Il is important that the law
Of the state of Ohio should not be
violated These prize fighters have
been run out of the great city OF New
York and can no longer pursue their
avOcatiOu there. The mayor and the
authorities of the city of Chicago have
barred that city against them be-
lieve there is no state in this country,
except possibly Ne ada, in which such
a show as that proposed for Cincinnati
on the 18th of February can be pulled
or" I certainly do MOI wish to have
our laws violated and to have our
state made the asylum for fighting
men whose only visible means Of sup
port Is their muscles eXerted to their
fullest extent and skill in brutal prize
fights. 1 am going to avert this dis
aster if Dc is within my power
Tonight the following was received:
Columbus. o., Feb. ITO the Saen-
gerfest Athletic association, Cincinnati:
You are unfortunate in your prepara-
lions if the affair is L. be simply a
boxing contest The signs all point un-
erTingly 10 a prize fight. 1 will be
Cover I by this evidence, and the af-
fair WI not be permitted. L you per-
sist you viii find yourselves int conflict
with all the powers of the state.
GEORGE K. NASH, Governor"
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THREATS BY sMELTER MEN.
Talk Of Closing Down Because Of the
New Law.

Helena. Mont. Feb. Governor TooIe
TO-DAY signed the eight-hoUr day law for
mines and -melter=-
Some SmelteT men say they viii have 10
shut down because OF liability 10 con-
form tu tu- law but friends Of the meas
ure diScr-fit such statements.
The law goes into effect iu ninety days
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-03
Queen Honored in Boise.

Boise. Ida. Feb. 2-Memoriat services
vrare held here today in honor to The
memory Of Queen Victoria Tbs audience
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-03
Eli DISEASES,

These Master Specialists not only cure Catarrh but
they Bronchitis. Neuralgia Heart Disease, Dyspep
sia Skin Diseases Blood Diseases. rheumatism Malaria
Nervous Diseases Kidney Diseases. Female Complaints
Insomnia. Dysentery Paralysis ricketts,, Scrofua, Con-
sumption stage Disease. Disease
Bowels, Sciatca, Spinal Diseases Varcocee, Rupture
Structure and al Chronic Diseases
cure Tape Worm is mild and pleasant We positively
remove head a no pay.
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Aid asked for storm Victims.

E-IU L1-5L4-U - '01'---'
Christiania. Feb. 1.-The premier viii
2eI, +ho sorting 10 vote %. 70 'COner lOr
the storm-ruined districts in Norway