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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-28
Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.
JUNE WEATHER.
What 1t Has Been in Salt Lake for
TwentyiSeyen Years.

The following data covering period
Of q years. have been compiled from
the Weather Bureau records at Salt
Lake city Utah.
Month, June, for 27 years,
TEMPERATURES.
Mean or normal temperature e. de-
grees.
The warmest month was that Of 1900.
with an average OF "A degrees.
The coolest month was that Of 1891,
with an average Of 81 degrees,
The highest temperature was l0l de-
grees on June %. 1897.
The lowest temperature was 80 de-
grees on June 3. 1898.
Average date on which first killing
frost occurred in autumn, October 18th.
Average date on which last killing
frost occurred In spring, April Sard.
PRECIPITATION Grain and melted
sn0w.)
Average for the month, 0.79 inches.
Average number OF days with 0i of
an inch or more. (.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was 2.6l inches in 1885.
The least monthly precipitation was
00l inches IN 1880 and 1889.
The greatest amount Of precipitation
recorded In any "A consecutive hours
was 200 inches on June 5, 1885.
The greatest amount OF snowfall in
any "A consecutive hours (record ex-
tending TO winter OF lSSl-S5 only was
trace inches on June 4, 1898.
CLOUDS AND WEATHER.
Average number OF clear days. 49,:
partly cloudy days, IL; cloudy days, 8.
WIND.
The prevailing winds have been from
the southeast
The highest velocity of the wind was
42 miles from the vest on June IS, 1889.
Station; Salt Lake City, Utah.
Date Of issue: May 30. 1901.
l.. II. MURDOCH,
Section Director. Weather Bureau.
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COWBOY KILLS TWO MEN.
Victims Are Dick England and Fred hOIc,
Of Medicine Bow Wyoming,
Former Accused Amber of Improper
Relations with His Wife shooter
Was Arrested.

Cheyenne Wyo., May 2S.-During a
shooting ARRAY at Medicine Bow, Wyo,
Dick England, wel-to-do sheepman,
was killed and Fred Mole was mortaIly
wounded.
A cowboy named Amber did the
shooting. Mole accused Amber Of IN.
due intimacy with the formers wife.
Securing the assistance Of England. he
attempted to drive Amber out Of town.
England and Mole are alleged to have
drawn their guns and fired The cow
boy returned the fire and England fell
dead Mole has bullet in the left
lung and cannot live, Amber was ar
rested and sent to Rawlns.
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P0ULSONS AGAIN IN JAIL.
Peter and Susan We're Drunk and
Creating a Disturbance,

People residing In the neighborhood
of Ninth South and Third West com
planned to the police last night that
Peter Poulson and his wife Susan Tul-
lidge, were in an cd shack at 9lS south,
Third West, with some other persons,
drunk and making the night hedious,
This morning officer Sperry went to the
place and found that the statements
were true.
Besides the Poulsons he found In the
house jim and Mary Common. They were
all beastly drunk and were yelling and
fighting among themselves like mad
when Sperry arrived He promptly
placed them under arrest and took them
to the station in the patrol wagon. They
were thrown in jail and viii face Judge
Timmony tomorrow afternoon.
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AFTER pink" HAwLEY.
Spokane Magnatc Says lie Belongs
to Him.

Marvin II. flawley, last years crack
pitcher Of the S. A. a. c, baseball team,
was wired notice of his suspension to-
day, President Lucas has written
Doe Brown saying that the contract
Of the local team with Hawley was
binding being regular in every parti-
cular. was duly signed by Mr., Hawley
and that unless he complied immediate
" with the requirements of the con-
tract he was suspended
III HaWley comes 10 time" said
Doc" Brown" ~ am willing and anxious
that he come here and play with us for
the Portland series. The local public
have been blaming us for not getting
HIM We have offered him extra in
ducements to play here If he does not
know the buttered side of his bread
that Is his affair
II am going to have a winning team,
and viii strain an effort to give the
public class Of ball that will please
our people"
The management has written BOtten-
us to strengthen the team at once, esp
peciaily in the fielding department. A
telegram sent TO the captain Of the
team last evening read, Brace up.
Try and get a winning team.
Bert Lougheeds contract calls for his
services to begin Decoration day, The
local management says that Swlndells
Is playing such a remarkably fast game
behind the bat II Is likely that Bert VIII
be played IN the inheld Lougheed Is Il
fast man in any Of the infeld positions,
while his strength at the bat gives him
easy license to play even in the outfeld,
The S. A. A. c. baseball team and the
Colfax aggregation Of professionals
win play at Natatorium park tomorrow
afternoon. An interesting game Is eN'
pected.
1t is reasonably certain that the stan
ford university baseball team will play
here this summer In letter to Harry
Edwards the Stanford captain, June IL,
10. 10 aud l6 were given as dates for
the games to be played here.-Spokane
Spokesman.
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supreme Court Adiourns.

Washington, May 2S.--After a session
OF three minutes today the United
states Supreme Court adjourned until
the second Monday in October. The
brief session was devoted 10 the formal
disposition Of motions The two re-
naming insular cases, one Of them that
OF the fourteen diamond rings dealing
Ni,h importations from the Philippines.
and the other known as the second
Dooley case involving the question OF
Expectations from the United States To
Porto Rico, failed 10 receive attention
today and they go over until the next
term.
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Sanal company, of which
"osiah Evans is ma la'su Us iw

N0siah Evans Is man SIyu Is nd
sa rfoyo Enquirer; f.
Sa,t Lake, is visiting r n l.,g,
Provo Enquirer, Cha,
S Speua Axe plays the co .s s,iarst
Daughter Of the ReginSls1Dt'ss %
Emery County proey.,,
Ireland Of Salt Lake, ' wI5,v M A.
MAR, marshal Ireland, Was s'O, , e 4 The b
week. Her various lspS i , q Visitor
t totn y, are closely linked rI,S ~
Sho WIZ, Visit was purely a 5T r.I01r
sne was ACCOMPANIED by y Ia, u
deputy clerk Of the S M q, " Gds
tlrs sl9'e. ms Ireland , To. e., oolt
, teIested In the Emery csn war na,a
a lbaVlns land on which n. 81 l b
SHOWS quite strong. cue hIa
Emery County prog,.... =
Heber NJ. Wells and s,,,s uoysf
missioner mission Thos W Rees are ', sD1a. !.
,qSators Of Emery eop my ''o %
Wise gentlemen. '0un'y OIL b
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5 JUDGE TIMMONY'S COURT.
hcnnnnI,nnoJlrIln-rnJunnnnnnnIh

Bessie and Bill Nixon were charged
with vagrancy and II was also limited
that they took part In robbing q stran-
ger i'm a commercial street saloon. Each
was fined 500 or one hundred days.
Myrtle Litford was again up for
drunkenness and was fined 50.
John Davis was assessed $40 for the
offense OF drunkenness and disturbing
the peace. He tried TO beg of, but
the court happened to see him when he
put up a fight with the officers.
Carl Erickson pleaded guilty TO steal
ing a bottle Of whisky from j, Steven
son. lie offered no excuse. and said
he lust took Il" He Will do five
hnNa
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wHITEoHAPEL MURDER.
The Victim, a Young Woman, Is Mu-
ulated in q Horrible Fashion.

Lordon. May 2S.--A sensational muir
der md a case of mutilation has oc-
Curfa In a low lodging house In Dorset
street Whitechapel, close 10 the scene
Of he Jack the Ripper" murders OF
1855 The victim, a woman namtd An-
ME Austin, 2S years old was found
dyins n bedroom on Sunday morning
and was removed TO a hospital, where
she ted.
Ths murderer escaped and the police
wep not notified Of the crime until
earl Yesterday. The murderers long
start and the total lack of a description
OF him renders his apprehension I'M
likey
Ths wounds on the lower part Of the
victims body are too revolving for de-
scfip,lon. The woman was conscious
when found, but died without making
a statemept.
Re nollte are apprehenslve Of further
outares and a panic has been created
In he neighborhood.
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OBITUARY.,

Letliia Cousins Williams, whose a,
mise occurred May g. 1901, IN Salt Lad
City, was born July ~, 1876. Her mn
ents were Moses and Emily MA
Cousins, Freeholders, and wen 10 4
people Of E'reystrop Pembrokahrl
South Wales. Sister Williams mai)
tested a love for the Gospel from n
early childhood, Her father not hli
in the Church, she was not baptized 4
early as she otherwise would have III
And being anxious 10 become a lAlla{
day Saint she sought the Lord In Rsla
20 open the way for her Not NaAtl
that her prayer would be ansqas
soon. but TO her ast0nlshmenJ %, 4
her father said to her, ratha ara
tIcally. when are you e.rg %
dlpped?' "As soon as you Ta q
your consent. father was M RF
He turned away, murmuIlng NzsNd
which she construed as some lind
consent. She was, then, about lHil
Of age. And soon after, she H@ q
tl2ed, And although young as shs
ana having no protection, rllgohl
from her parental side. she malnliIij
her integrity TO the last To her ~
a feast-lt was her all, 70 Uphold
defend the principles Of the Gosps
revealed in these last days. Ah
might be said Of her, she neeaa
teacher. no rule. or authority ~ j
lived above the law, Her conduct
arguments in support Of the cause
had espoused. was such as 90 eaas
father TO Investigate, when soon
he became convinced that be
wrongly impressed. as 70 the yeras.vl
the principles which bis young "a 4
fer so valiantly yindlcated. hel lsIl
although satisfied as to the uuI]
ness OF "Momonism." never wa
Tied. During her latter year. a 7.
ouently expressed a desire % F'Sl|
her native country to preach the I
and. even shortly before hsr as, ,I,,l
stnl looked forward for thai ual
Come co,,, But her heavenly Falh'l
nared another mission ior heri
IIis dwelling place, She llyed ID u
ne riost Of her time, having
tbere with her husband upon \
rival In Utah. 10 the fall q Nv, y,
Inc This time, she.was known AZ
Inc and energetic worker Az
me women's associations neAs "a
n,zed, she took an active n
their development ana gtoI ',sai Il
time Of her death. she reside.
cannon ward. Her integrity, sAs
,or tbe cause Of truth soon n
rnown. and the associations
~ %' felt that they had reees
membership a beneiact,or, %, \
y ,,,y's deed. And, truly 4 may IN
o y community that has been S'
n with her, has suffered ,s,c,.
~ pa' advocate and q friend wn% ~
indeed would be hard 70 NJ
~ ln'y What was supposed to BE
orostration,P after an Illness
months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-28
American College Rcotorship.

Rome, May 2s.-Three candidates
have been chosen by the congregation
of the propaganda for the rectorshlp
Of the American college vacant owing
10 the appointment May Of Mgr.
OConnell 90 the bishoprc az Portland.
Maine The names are kept secret but
they include the Rev. Dr. Thomas Il.
Kennedy, Of Overlook Pa. Fore
casts OF the results are premature at
present The congregation meets In
June and viii then make a choice.
which viii require the confirmation Of
the pope,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-28
PHILIPPINE COURTS.
Commission Begins Discussion OF
Bin 20 Heorganile Them

Manila, May 2S THE Philippine COM
mission has begun discussion Of the Dill
to reorganize the courts. Concerning
tbe criticisms OF the n9n-oppolntment
Of native judges, Mr. lde said the
commission, following MS instructions
Ia the effect that other things being
equal Fiipnos should receive the ap,
pointments. but the Filipinos had
proved incompetent from the outset
Native speakers welcomed The Anglo
Saxon judicial procedure, All The
important American judges We're ayerse
70 the provisions making Spanish the
language TO be used In the courts for a
period Of i've years, but the compis'
sion desires TO avoid the inconvenience
to the lawyers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-28
Crnker,s Nincr Wins.

london, May 2S.-Richard Cookers
Niru j. Rclf up, Won the al-age
maiden plate at the Hurst park club
Whitsuntide meeting today,
Murray Griinth's Simon Glover. ].
Ref no, won the holiday handicap.
Blue Diamond, owned By r. Foster
was second. and A. NJ, Singers ODono-
van Rosa, Maher up. finished third
Thirteen horses ran.
add President
Mr. Croksrs Minnie Dee, ]. Relff up
heat Sir. II. +. SCOTS Etconeles In m,
race for the Durham plate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-28
Bcrmudose Asphalt Case.

Caracas, Venezuela May 2S, via Hay
ten Cable,-rhe president Of the SUI
preme court, sitting alone, as eyamln.
ing Judge In the Bermudcse asphalt
case. has decided IN favor OF the iur-
!sdictlon OF the court and has ordered
Messrs, Quinlan and Warner OF SYRIA
cuse, to deposit $4,000 guarantee Ia
abide by the final decision. The queg-
ton OF jurisdiction was decided under
q decree issued by President Castro MAY
/. The fun court VIII probably be asked
TO finally decide the question.
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Rescued Passengers Arrive.

lexington, Iowa, May 2S.-The
steamer w. j, Young arrived today
with the passengers and part Of the
freg,, of the steamer Dubuque, which
sank ast night IS miles above Burlng-
ton The boat lies In shallow water
and AN be easily raised, There was
no eYcitement, the passengers finishing
suplsr after having heard what had
happened. Some of them went to bed,
sleetng until the Young came TO trans
fer Hem. All the passengers have
beer sant to ST. Louis by rail-
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PoLIcEMANs son SHOT.
Was Assisting His Father to Round
Up a Gang of Tramps.

Carolton, Mo-, May 2S.-Charles Nc
KinrB. a son OF Policeman Mckinney
was hot and killed at 2 O'Clock this
mornag while assisting his father To
aues a gang of tramps. Three OF the
gang vere arrested and placed in Jail
Halfi dozen others escaped and we're
pupsi by the sheriff and a posse 10
a pOa three miles south OF Carrollton,
whel, they were surrounded Here a
liyey fight ensued, the tramps eX-
chahhng shots with the posse. Two
morof the tramps were finally round
ed 10 but not before the sheriff's horse
was hot from under him. The others
escapl 10 the woods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-28
K,,tsipger's Dash Checked.

Cspetown, May 2S.--The dash Of Krit-
singer invaders OF Cape Colony TO the
south was checked at Vandoesberg by
the sa III movement Of Gorriuge's and
other columns The invaders, finding
their ,vay barred. swerved 10 the north
east toward Cloethe The continued
capture of horses by the British is ap-
precably impairlng the Beers mobili-
tv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-28
MISS HUGHES TO LECTURE
On Problems In Education In Il. d. 5.
College Tomorrow.

Miss Elizabeth Hughes, a lady from
Cambridge. England, will speak before
the students Of the Latter-day Saints
College tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
in the new college assembly rooms
Miss Hughes spent several hours IN
visiting the different college classes and
departments today, and VIII tomorrow
address the students, giving some OF
the results OF her Investigations mere
and abroad. She Is well versed In edu-
cauonal literature and methods, and Is
a very sensible speaker. The public are
invited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-28
snit Lake VS.. Pocntello.

The Poeatello Tribune says; The
clerks in the car accountants Office
in salt Lake have asked the railroad
boys here TO arrange game for them
with the clerks Of the railroad offices
here. to be played on the Pocatello
grounds on Decoration Day. The boys
evidently want an outing and would
like to come to Pocatello. The clerks
here will go TO practicing at once and
the request will be compiled with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-28
Nordstrom Murder Case Affirmed.

Washington, May 2S.-The United
STATES supreme Court today affirmed
the judgment of the supreme court Of
the state OF Washington in the case Of
Charles W Nordstrom, under sentence
Of death on the charge OF murder com
m.ttod In that state, and directed that
the mandate be issued at once. The
ease has become famous by reason Of
the fact that Nordstrom's death SEN
tencc has been postponed for nine years
by reason Of legal complications.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

was held this afternoon mn FROM rp M uA e
!TS5S Gahole 81 south East Tcm 1e ,s ~,
spinal meningitis. ''' '''' o. sag
'ts
-, Inc Ral funeral services over the roma.
o. Frederick ", Nichols woT rC ' sG3
afternoon. '''"s mouse 4
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Shamrock / Coming TO America,

Glasgow. May 2S--Aftcr consultation
with Mr.. Fife, Sir Thomas Upton has
decided Ia send Shamrock | to America
with he challenger in order that he
may continue the trial races right mp
Co the date OF the cup races. This VIII
cost an additional ei00O, but Sir
Thomas Is confident that the advantage
to be pained iustilles the expense. Capt
Wrnee win command the Shamrock /.
With ne same crew that has sailed her
here this season.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC ca
$50. Excursion 10 San Francisco. A,

@oo'--tScu'sIo0 10 San Francisco $50
ON az trains leaving Ogden Jun, b,
ana I'm Return Limit scptembgA
Ogden '''~'
W H. CHIvERs, Agent Ogden.
d r. GRAY
,,,u General Agent.
lgs w Second South ST., Salt Lake CHS
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THE BEVERLEY INQUEST.
Jury Finds That His Death Was the
Result of Carelessness.

AT four O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
jury composed Of Horace Heath, ]. N.
Esllnger and w. II, II. Barnett, met in
Justice Nelson's court to consider the
manner in which Robert Beverley came
TO his death on Sunday evening near
the Rio Grande Western. From all the
evidence in the case II appears that the
deceased met death while attempting TO
board a switch engine. After examln-
ing ten witnesses the jury returned a
verdict to the effect that Beverley
death was caused by his own careless
ness.
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For a UnIgcrsal Eight Hour nay,

London May 2S THE International
Miners conference now IN session IN
London and which Is attended by many
continental delegates, passed a resoluv
ton today In favor Of a universal
elght-hour day. The chairman VIII
1am >1r1ham, NJ. r.. expressed the
belief that parliament will pass an
eipft-hOur law On 1902
N. Cote. delegate OF the French
miners said that q the eight-hour bll
now before the chamber Of deputies did
not progress rapidly enough the French
miners were prepared to declare gen.
cral strike
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Baseball Thursday.

An exciting game Of baseball will be
played on Decoration Day at 1880
o'clock n, m. The contest Is between
the moulders OF the Oregon Short Line
shops VS. the Davls-Howe moulders, and
will be played on the baseball grounds
at Ninth North and Third West. 1t Is
said the reason for the early meet Is
to avoid the cruel criticism Of an un-
feeling public,
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Crew aud Passengers Probably Lost

Racine, Wis, May 2S,--The crew OF
the schooner Rand, consisting Of Capt
Ralph jefferson. Racine Frank See
bert. sheboygan. Harry Luteas. Mil
waukee, and one passenger Miss Daisy
Jefferson, probably are lost as wreck
age Of the boat has been found floating
about thes shore.
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Baseball Challengc.

The police and fire departments are
organizing a crack baseball team and
viii at once issue challenge to the
county officials 90 play a game at some
time in the near future. All communi-
cations should be sent to Capt Woods
Of the fire department as soon as possl-
hlp
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DtEJ'.

BRooKs.-ln the n aily,s's sSp Il
his age, william Bro9 ,Ssy JSS d i
ard J and Mary Jane ,I ha y psv5'
England FUil baptized into rnti,,., lnS \
OF Jesus Christ o. Ia i.', came 70
when eight years 2 3 ,,.,y,on. Sal
in 1886. resided ~ w
county. for eight YEAR "a moths
Deceased leaves an a ,brse son.
brothers, one sister ..a ,T udrblldrsr
i@ Egasf1I VII lRI'} &c nsid from Y
dence Of his daugh,lel street. w
Ils north Firth We - oS,elock mo-
day. May Goth, at ia, y cory.
Ati,lennial star. pleus -.
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BriH.n Cruiser Pegasus stranded.

I0slon. May 2S.-The British third
class cruiser Pegasus Is stranded on
CRANE Spit. outside Sheerness. Tugs
have failed 10 tow her Oft She is be-
ing Rshtened and II Is hoped she will
Goat nj the next high tide.
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GOOD GAME TODAY.
l.. ID. y. University VS.. u. Y. A. OF
Provo az League Park.

What promises to be one OF the best
amateur games Of the season Is on at
the League Park today between the
l.. ID. s. University team and the h. Y.
A.. OF Provo. The visitors arrived at
1856 a. m. and the game 10 called at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-28
PERSONALS.

Provo Enquirer: There Is some .ain
OF Jake Evans. OF Provo, accepting
position with the Bear River Lano sno
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-28

DARK BAY mari fnnslist On ~
weight 90 pounds, So, as- Third ws'N
ward.
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sLAcKsmIrHs.
LOST

-, ,.SSosToy. BLAcEs,SSll..Hps s
wagon Maker, ~ . . t .sr ,bcsinr
pared 70 do first GAS ~, :
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-28

p m, The University team viii 20
to Provo tomorrow to play a return
game Following is the line up for to-
days game
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-28

Cereal

The most wholesome and
nutritious substitute for cot.
fee and tea.
Made from the choicest
California figs, prunes and
selected grains.
A delicious, strengthening
beverage-holds its delicate
flavor to the bottom Of the
cup,
Physicians recommend
Figprune.
All grocers sell Il
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-04-18
A CARSON LADY's REQUEST.

Mrs. Ann Hickey, a highly respect
ed lady Of Carson, has written the fol-
lowing, which explains itself:
To the Trib Company:
GENTLEMEN:-I sprained my foot
and ankle very severely, turning the
foot clear over. | tried a number Of
applications which usually relieve
sprins but without effect. At the end
of three days the swelling vas greater
than ever. the pain intolerable, and |
could not walk. The whole foot was
double its natural size and black in
color. l then tried Tfib. In a few
days l was entirely we'll, and to day
that ankle is better and stronger than
the other. The trib seems to have re-
newed the life of the whole limb. Use
my name in recommending Trfb.
Keep on advertising until all the world
has knowledge of the great value, the
great blessing-of this new remedy.
ANN hickey.
Mrs. R;ckey's testimony is confirm
ed by that Of a hundred Others in and
about this city. Carson News