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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

Alderman HouIe FavorS Setting
Aside Two Blocks on First Street
For q Pleasure Ground.
With . view ofimproving and beauti-
flying that part Of the city located be-
tween the Canon City mills and the
waterworks pumping station Alderman
Houle introduced resolution at the
last meeting of the council setting aside
the two blocks of property embraced
in the City Gardens" on South First
street as a public park.
Although no action has been taken
in relation to Mr.. Houle's resolution it
is believed that it will commend itself
to his.official confrerees and that in the
course Of the next few months steps
will be taken by the council to carry
his suggestion into execution, and that
the comparative jungle which has e1-
listed in that locality will be converted
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26
A Sad Tragedy
on Badger Greek

An Eighteen Year Old Youth
Accidentally Shoots Himself
Through the Heart.
Abraham A. Seely OF Howard, =
young man of about eighteen years OF
age. was found dead by = searching
party at an isolated spot on Badger
creek last Monday, with . bullet hole
through his heart. the theory being
that be had accidentally shot himself
Young Seely left home last Friday
afternoon to look after some cattle be-
longing to his father on the Anesty
ranch on Badger creek, some five or six
miles from home. The weather was very
cold and a snow storm was raging,
making il necessary to feed and pro-
tect the stock a. well as possible to
prevent them from straying of into
the mountains and freezing to death.
When darkness came and Young
Seely did not return his parents con-
cluded that he had stopped for the
night with some Of the neighboring
ranchmen and felt no great alarm on
his account, Failing to return on Sat-
urday and Sunday they expressed the
fear that he had lost his way In the
storm and that something serious had
befallen him.
Monday moraing searching party
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

was organized and started out to look
for him. They followed the horses
tracks until they came upon his frozen
body, lying near \ large boulder. under
n clump of pinon trees. The half
starved horse was tied to sapling near
by, where it had been for many hours
without anything to eat. A revolver,
with one empty chamber, and a long
jack knife was found lying near the
body.
Justice Of the Peace L. L. Freeman
OF Howard, who acted as coroner. held
an inquest Monday afternoon, investi-
eating, as far as possible, the circum-
stances attending his death.
From evidence obtainable it WAS diff :.
cult to decide whether the young man
accidentally shot himself Or committed
suicide. The former theory was ac-
cepted, however, from the fact that the
body Was in position indicating that
young Seely was trying to shoot at
some kind Of game when the fatal shot
was fired. Another theory was that
the revolver possibly dropped from his
hand and was accidentally discharged &.
The bullet passed through the left lung
near the heart and is believed to have
resulted in instant death. The body
was taken to Howard and the funeral
and interment took place in that village
Tuesday afternoon.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

Will Ask Legislature for Permis-
sion to use Convict Labor on
the Public Roads.
A meeting of representative citizens
was held at the court house Wednes-
day night Of last week for the purpose
OF taking preliminary steps towards
drafting bill to be presented TO the
legislature at an early date asking per-
mission to use convict labor in the con-
struction OF public roads in Fremont
county.
A. C. Dickinson was made chairman
of the meeting and ways and means Of
accomplishing its purposes were dis
cussed. Warden Cleghorn was present
and stated that there were from seven
ty-fiye TO one hundred convicts in the
penitentiary that could be utilized in
the improvement OF the highways and
other public works without detriment
In any way to the state and that
their employment in that way would be
an act Of mercy, as it would be a less
disagreeable form of punishment To
the men than confinement within the
prison walls.
1t Was the unanimous opinion of the
meeting that the convictx should not
be permitted to engage in any enter
prise that would conduce TO individual
profit and that they ought not to be
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26
THE APPLE MARKET
GROWING WIDELY.

Many Canon Apples Being ship
ped to Texas. Oklahoma and
Arizona Markets.
At present there is = brisk demand
for Canon City apples in the South
western states, particularly is this the
case In Texas, Oklahoma and Arizona,
and shippers are busy filing orders
from customers In that section. The
prices now are more satisfactory than
they have been for many months and
srowers are disposins Of their surplus
stock - rapidly ~ possibls.
u Rsquisition 10 being made upon the
supply Of applss In cold storage and
anehsrs are compelled 70 meet com
petition from that source, otherwise
pricss would BE- better than they are.
Ben Davis apples were sslling for
ssvsaty ssass boz ths nrst Of the
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

Miss Ida White left Tuesday for
wellsville. nag station not very far
from Salida' and, with that place - .
beginning. will visit - many OF the
school districts In the wsstsrn part Of
the county - The time between now
and Friday afesrnooa viii permit. She
will be in her o0ss - usual On sasur-
day.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26
WILL COME TO CANON

The State Retail Merchants A.
sociation DECIDES to Held II
Next Annual Meeting IN This
City.
The NTH annual convsntion Of the
Colorado Retail Merehanss' association
IN session u Leagnoaslass week, vossA
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26
Big Water Case
Before Judge
District Court

Perhaps the most in Il
fscting the question oi=
ever docketed in the Ere :.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

,rne Up
% the
uesday.
case af-
rights
county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
Standard AGAIN
SUED FOR LIBEL.
rsn G. Richards Wants $40, 900
Redress for Injuries 70 His
Good Name,
MON SCHOOL PRlNCIpAlSHIp.
ctovocd Park Troubles $50 Company
t.,sels Lease asd Tako Posses.
,ou.- Briefs and personals.

osl,u, Utah, July e. Another libel
mi, ~ been commenced IN the Soc.
orl district court agolne, Mayor VIII
lam 0lssmahn and the standard Pub.
,Nns company Of which he II owner,
~ Thomas g. Richards for $50, 900
damages The action arises over the
mbllclIon In the ogden standard and
ytmIng Examiner two papers owned
ny NJ Glasmann, Of certain articles
Alch Mr. Richards alleges were pub.
lsAtd with malicious intent In defoma.
Hon n Ma character,
Richards wOs arrested July 10 10y the
heal police charged with n heInous
immoral offensc, At the time OF the
NNng Of the complaint against Richards
md his arrest an article was published
N Mt Gasmann'e papers rejecting
uron the character ~ the accused The
,rIct related certain alleged stories
nat Nero said TO be- COINS the rounds
barking pIllntn with having commit.
Nd fclonIeE when statements wcro
hItt dotamolory and malicious and
injured the name and reputation of
Rllnllr IN the sum n $4,000, As q sec.
oNi cause Of action Richards alleges
mo, on July ls, the charges on which
b, had been arrested were dismissed,
MT iha, July 10, articles were published
N me standard and Examiner concern.
its he dismissal which Mr., Richards
cams were false and we're published
'or NE malicious purpose Of lnjuring
Plaintiffs good name and 10 expose him,
10 public hatred, contempt and rIdi.
cu!t TO Ms injury In the sum ~ $4,000.
WA,Itiore he prays for Judgment
lliM The defendants In the sum ~
Nm G. {, Richards and ], y, skcen
fr'etDl plalnliff IN the action,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

Jap Myers was nned 81 for shooting
IN the city limits,
CHILD RECEIVES PAINFUL
BURNS,
Little Pearl johnson. u a.year. old
laughter Of otto johnson Of Big cot.
tOnwood was no badly burned last
Monday morning, July H. that II isn't
known yet whether ~ not she VIII rc.
cover,
The child through some unknown way
obtained some matches which she light
ed, and which caught IN her clothing,
She was soon covered wit Names Her
Oldest sister hearing her screams, rush.
cd TO her assistance, aud soon had her
buried IN nearby stream The flames
we're hastily put oul, and o. doctor sum-
moned, The little girl IL n pltlful sight,
her arms neck and shoulders are al
most cooked, However her parents
have hopes for her recovery,
VICTIM or PARALYSIS,
Charles StlllmRn of East NH creek
was overtakon by raralytic stroke
last sunday and died At p, m. Fun.
cral services were held Thursday At
ESQ, at Mr. Stillmans residence,
DEATH or AN INFANT,
Mrs. Gottfred oval Of this place gave
birth 20 q baby girl July 20, the child
lived only q couple ~ hours, The
funeral services wcro held Friday at
their residence,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
PANGUITCH,
DISTRICT COURT.
Drouih broken citizens Declare In Favor
0f Forest Reserve,

of Forest Reserve,
Special Correspondence
pongutch, Garnol1 Goa luly 10
District court was called ut 10 H. Nh
today, Judge Chdostcr on the bonch
IN the case " Isaac Riddle for assault,
ON account ~ the states principal wit,
ness BEING III the case was continued Tor
The torn,
In the case Of Sam Chysworth, grand
larceny, two counts, defendant ask.
ed FOR u continuation OF the case which
was granted There being no oihcr
business court adjourned Wtll Nov 99,
The protrootod drouth was broken
ON the lilh inelp about 40 OF au Inch ~
rain foll 10 the great Soy ~ Nh Ulor.
rsts llnylng Nv IN full blast with about
half a crop, owing to the cold uighlB
ana lalo frostH
Thuwday, the 18th inst, nj n citIgonN
meeting called for the purpose OF glyuB
expression 20 their Views regarding
The proposed forest reserve 10 be- cslNh.
lHhed ON the head water " tho east
fork OF the Sovior river me sense OF
the meeting as expressed was that tho
reserve be established, Representatives
from the Pahreah county were also
present ana Joined with the sentiment
Na expressed. Mr. Potter United Statoa
forester, was also In attendance ut Tho
meeting, MI Potter gayo n detailed
explanation of tho PURPOSE " tho re-.
serve and the management.
AZ this meeting the matter of empty
ING tho sewer from the Indian school
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
PAROWAN.
MRS, ROSE u. CLARK DEAD.
Iron county ANalfs rON Lew rive Mills
Debut ~ IlrHss Hand on the 3iih.

NpecIhl correspondence,
Parowan Iron CO.. July lTaNrs.
Rose Brown cl0N passed AWAY az her
mono IN this city ON the ON inst. from
hoaN trouble, aggravated by an attack
N bronchitis Mrs, clark WnH born IN
lnrowHn March 49, 1863 making her
vs. years ~ axe, she was "a very ON.
oigWlo ana faithful member NJ the
ward was am UrtlNo worker I'm the SUM
day school, " H. NJ l. 49, ana Relief
society," ANA ceoopcially IN the MothcrH'
GLASS I'm The latur She leaves "a pmls
~ OF seven orphan rhlldrom runRng
from three to ~ years ola, What
makes lhls case especially sud N that
the father was Killed lhrro wears ego
by h0ug Kicked by d horse, thus lcUy.
lng the bcroaNcI children without
father or mother They are however
surrounded by loving relatives ana Kind
nlendr, who VIII look after their wei.
fare.
We had n very nice rain hero on tho
18th inst about ~ II an inch fen,
Tho brass hand IL making excellent
progress under tho direction " Wesley
Taylor who N acting M htndmugtor
ana II win make its nrFl appearance
I'm public on the TWonly-fourth. when
II win lend the procession,
thinch bugs are doing considerable
damage 90 grain IN the ilclds,
IRON COUNTY AFFAIRS
Tho county commissioners met In
special session today Rnd transacted
business ~ follows
The annual financial report of tho
treasurer was approved, which showed
balance on hand OF NSp90
Tho county tax levy was fixed ~ 3
mills aud the county school ut mills
on the dollar,
The bounty ordinance, which places
u bounty ~ 90 cents each ON rabbits,
was repealed,
Herbert Adams was appointed JUS
tlcc o. tho peace for Cedar precinct lo
succeed G., NJ Ahlstrom, who recently
met Ms death white hauling hay
VIM, Ford was appointed registrar oi
vital statistics nj kunarrH ana W. j,
NcBurney Rt Ntatolino,
John & Woodbury. OF Cedar Guy was
appointed deputy county attorney u
act IN tho absence " Attorney Ryan
who Is 20 leave soon 10 Vlelt relatives
I'M Vermont
-.aaa-ss..--=s - ssas.s-' 'a--s-s'
n..aI,a Tspa, IIV,'u Orchestra
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BEGINNING orGRAIN HARVEST


Special correspondence
Maploton, uWh Goa July ~ Harvest
has commenced with four mr. i've ma.
chimes IN the nold The fan and dry lana
grain crops arr ripe and the spring
grain VIII soon BE- ready for the hnr.
yogtor 4 bountltul harvest ~ hay
and grain win hc gathered this year
The beet crop IN this place never
looked better While we have some
little beet blight m our fields Wo have
not lost one mere Of heots From the
present outlook we win harvest every
acre that has been planted
Tho water Tor irrigation purposes n
getting low hut the farmers win take
the water from their lucern ana put
II ON their becls and thus insure crop.
MISSIONARY sENp.orr
william y. Tow, Jr. son Of Bishop
W. ~ Tow, LETT last night for mis-.
sion 10 New Ncrlind, sunday evening
last u reception was given him m the
Westinghouse where "A splendid program
WaB rendered asslatel by the Male
quartet club from SprinRyllo, Johnson
brothers, Nrundal and I'm
John ~ Lee has been elected 10 sue.
coed himself ns school trustee for tho
next three years,
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MEADOW.
SAD EATH ON THE ROAD,
James duncan w. Kicked by Horse ana
Fatally Injured

Special Correspondence
Meadow. MIlard Goa July li--The
community Is IN the deepest mourning
occasloned by tho death ot one ~ iiS
most beloved ana respected citizens,
James Duncan, Jr lie was returning
from Las Vegas whore he and "A NUM-
Dor ~ Mis- townsmon had gone 10
haul freight sunday evening July .,
about y. M while oncampod about
fvc miles east VI Moapa, ne was Kicked
I'm the abdomen. by a horse, lie was
placed on the train and Joseph Beck.
strand brought him 10 Clear Lake, In
tho meantime his wife had boon tcloa
phoncd to aud told 20 bring Or. Duok'
worth Mrs. Duncan, David Duncan
ana Mia sIstor Mary went Immediately
20 Clcur Lake, whore everything was
done for the stricken man that loving
hands could do, but he passed away
Tuesday morning shortly after 0
O'clock
Tho rcmana were brought home I'm.
mcdlatoly arriving ut $3.50 y, m, l'u'
moral services were held IN the meeting
house Wednesday at p, mo attended
by almost the entire town, with Visitors
from several towns Of tho county
The speakers Woro Elders H. \, llorks
NlNlui u w. h'lll'N't 100 NV hNN NNNt
VIM, H. StotL Bishop A. y Stophen'
son Of Holden Bishop Stewart prosl.
dent y, G., C0llslor ana President 4, H..
lIlnckloy All bore testimony % the
nablo character Of the deceased, Os no
was a God, fearing man, u faithful Tat.
tcr.doy Saint % Kind father ana n low.
ing husband.
Mr. Duncan was Is years Of ago,
and leaves a wife and seven children,
nm aged father ana mother ana "A uum-
Der Of brothers and sisters 10 mourn
MS untlmoly death Tho sympathy "
the entire community IL extended 90 tho
family IN this hour OF terrible afnlc.
ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
Friday evening, June 80, and viii 70.
open on Tuesday, Aug !, 1905.
JOSEPH IT, SMITH.
The ST. George Temple viii close on
the evening Of Friday June 80 and re-
open on Tuesday SEPT .. at o'clock
a. m, DAVID II, CANNON,
President.
The Mantl Temple will close July
81 1905, ana reopen, Sept B. 1905
JOHN u, 7, McALLISTER,
Tho Logan Temple viii close on Fri.
day July "a, and reopen on Tuesday,
sept 3, 1905, NJ. W, MERRILL,
President.
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ORDERVILLE,
Crops Devastated hy Destructive ChlDeh
mugs Noihlns spared,
special correspondence

special correspondence,
Ordorvlllc, Kane Coz July Pin thls
county great destruction Is wrought By
cedar bugs, called by some chInch
bugs, They get on the heads OF whoa (
ana sap tho llfo out NJ tho kernels,
which are not too ripe, 80 that tho
heads nro only chan Some farmers
arc cutting their wheat down 10 make
hay Of H. These bugs are also destroy
INK curranis, 80 that the berries wi,her
Mp ana fall 10 the ground Some fruit
Is also being destroyed by them. Aprl.
cots are falling to tho ground because
Of this destructive pest Many other
things arc also damaged by them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
PIONEER EXCURSION.

Tho greatest celebration ~ Pioneer
day since the great Jubilee Of ~ VIII be
held this year In salt Lake city and tho
Salt Lake Route viii run low rntc OK
curslons nom every point on ~ Inc
and connections You can't ahord 10
mlss this opportunity ASK the agent,
San Pedro Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Railroad,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
SAMOAN TRACTS,
Last Hone Vanished

when leading physicians said that
w N, Sml,hart, Of pekin, Ia had In.
durable consumption, hIr last hope va
nIshedi but Or, klngs New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
kept him out Of his grave. lie says
This Rioa, specific completely cured
me, and saved my HE, Since then, I
have used Il for 10 years, and con-
slider II marvellous throat ana lung
cure" Strictly scientific cure for
Coughs, Sore Threats or Colds, suro
preventive ~ Pneumonia, Guaranteed,
Zoe and 800 bottles NJ 4, G, NJ l.
Drug pent Trial bottle free,
ssHaaasssHs assssHHfH
Como and 90 as you please Sallalr
Pioneer Day, 40 trains,
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HEBER.
Distinguished by bIrth ~ Triplsts 81
Drouih plsrc,led NY kDln,

speclal Correspondence
Ileber city, Wasatoh CO., July Is
Wasaloh county has been Distinguish.
ed by the birth Of tUplcts, all girls,
The mother In Mrs James G. Fechsor
The incident occurred on the lith, and
the babies were apparently perfectly
healthy however, ono OF them dlod
about four hours after birth, Tho Other
two are doing nicely
The drouth which has been troubling
The farmers throughout the valley has
now ended, an excellent rain having
dlspelod It, II IL fot that this viii
save great deal Of grain and assist
materially IN maturing the sugar boeta
IN many cases where they had not SUI.
hciont water "a irrlgatc
=
Como ana 80 NJ YOU please ShltNir
Pioneer Day, 20 trains,
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MESA, ARIZONA.
VETERANS LAID TO REST,
James Henry nroohs aud mary q, wlns
chester Pay natures noht


Mesa, Mpuaopo Cu Aria, July TO-
J'mos Horny Brooks died at his homo
southwest of Mesa Monday afternoon
N ull age ana general debility Mr..
Brooks was ono n our Oldest ana best
citizens Ito has been NJ for the past
three or four years
Deceased was born An syracuse ".
w. Arm o, 1929 H., with his parents
were carly converted ~ tho faith "a
lho church M jesus christ OF Latter,
dIN saints ana Went through tho carly
experiences NJ mo church coming w0t
IN lhu carly nflua ne family settled
m southern ltah, who're he married
Sarah Ann Hooper ana from whch
union No leaves WN children, lhrco boys
ana three glrlf,
Tho family moved ~ Mesa IN 1853 and
eottlcd ON farm southwest NJ Mosa,
whore be has resided continually since,
Mr. Brooks WAS good farmer, an
honest conscientious man and was
respected hy 1ll Nhu knew him His
'unolul was held NJ the Alma church
az d. M Tuesday Bishop A. HuN-
Fnkor presided, There was "A large at.
tendance ana and n large cayaloadc fol-
lowed the corpse ~ the grave,
MRS WINCHESTER DEAD,
Aunt Mary O Winchester, a. ehs
was loving called by AN who know her,
passed. peacefully away Friday July Z,
NJ old ngo, hlElonod boy heart failure.
ofDor years OF inyalidsm, Aunt Mary
was born IN the state NJ New York IN,
lN!', ana was consequently IN her s3rd
year Mrs Winchester embraced tho
fllh NJ tho lAtlcr-dly saints IN the
carly daF ~ the church. whom moh-
hngs ana drlvings were a common or-
ourronoo ana rho passed through them
nll she came west In 1875 and under.
went all NJ the hardshirH incident 10
The settling OF now country, iIers
was u sweet trusting disposition, low.
lng aud Kind 10 all ana faithful 10 ev-
cry principle NJ right and truth Her
example rs AN inspiration 10 all who
knew her.
Ter funeral was held IN the latter.
day saints tabernacle saturday az J
~ NJ Bishop ", g. Phelps presiding,
H. j, Horne ana ~ G, Phelps were
tho speakers each culogi2lng tho hcau.
tlful NE NJ deceased,
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MOAPA, NEW ADA.
THE MUDDY on THE RAMPAGE
i've Wee, over It's banks and Doing
Much Damage,
Fpcolal D0rrospondcncC

rp''ldl 'oII'NpNnQcnN''
Moapl, Now July 1.-THE Muddy
river at this place AT the present time
Us i've foct over lts banks and IN still
rising u Is feared stock win suffor IN
the valley below here \ large wash.
ont IN reported nj ltc on tho Salt Lake
route, nine miles below here
The large warehouse of Cobhs Bros.
was damaged by high wotor and n
largo stock ~ merchandise was spoiled
by the food
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

\, tho city council meeting held Tues.
day, July Is, the following business
cumc up.
a communication from the county
commissioners was read, In which they
asked the council to designate tho
boundary before the fail election, Of
the districts coming under the Murray
city,
\ communication was also received
from lleusscr Bros IN which they ask
ed to be refunded 500 that has been
paid Tor liquor license, they claiming
that the llccnsc ls voluolcs 10 them,
as their place Of business burned down
IN the recent hrc, The question was re.
fcrrcd TO the committee on license,
\ communication was read from sew
orAl people living IN the northwest part
OF the city, IN which they asked for re-
pairs 30 be made on tho lane running
poN Thomas lIaslem's, Tho road 81.
peryisor was ordered 20 see that tho
lane be repaired by having the people
IN that nclghborhood work their poll
tax on said lane
\ new ordinance 20 divide tho city
into i've respective municipal wards
was road ana passed by the council
Attorney lialgh was present and IN.
formed the council that II a tax were to
be levied Tor contingent fund, II IN
to be done Immediately or be laid over
for ono year. 4 tax of 2 mills VIII be
levied
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PREVENTED A RUNAWAY,

William II, Peterson had slight
scare last evening nv he was coming
down Seventeenth South toward Muir.
ray, lie was driving Williams meat
delivery outllt. ana turning to give room
for n passing buggy the horse suddenly
became frightened and began kicking,
II soon tore Itself from the wagon
hravcly held 10 tho lines however, ard
was successful m stopping the horse,
No damage was done, other than break
INK the harness,
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often ends IN sad accident, 70 hoal
accidental injuries use Bucklon's Ar.
rlca salvo, "a deep wound In my foot,
from an accident" wrltos Thcadore
Schuclc, Of Columbus, o., caused me
great pain, Physicians were helpless,
but nucklens Arnicn salvo quickly
healed H." Soothcs and heals burns
like magic, 2to at y, G, NJ, l. Drua
Dept,