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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
DEVELOPMENTS IN NORTH.
Spokane Organization Opening Up
Big Mines in Yukon Territory.

Special Correspondence.
Spokane, Wash. Dec. 1l.-W. j. FL
mendorn OF the Arctic Cnn Copper
Mining company. a Spokane organlza-
ton headed by n. 3. Garrison. presl-
dent. Col. W. j. q. Wakefield. sec
rotary. and q. =. Robbins. president OF
the Spokane Tin Mine company. and
operating a group Of claims I'M the
White Horse district, Yukon territory.
said on his return from the north
land:
Considerable development was done
iu the district last summer. and large
bodies OF copper were discovered. In
the Arctic GIN claims alone there are
now blocked out 100 900 tons OF ore This
carries about or per cent or cop
FER. and from 81 to s. IN silver and
gold TO the ton. The entire deposits
of the district are OF the same quality.
Much development work has been done
boy other companies also.
"Our development has been ON the
Best Chance near White Horse The
white Pass g. Yukon railway is now
building spur - miles iU length 10
penetrate this district ana open up
also the Pueblo mine. where Byron
n white NJ Spokane. has boon opcr-
citing for two years We expect the
railway 10 have reached the mines by
next July, ana thCu shipping win be-
Gin. By that time there uiu De
900 tons of ore daily FOR shiumeut
This win Doe treated at tho various
shelters on the Pacific coast our
own company expects to ship about 100
toms "a day.
"Tho ore carries such values In goid
and silver Chat with copper at t5 cents
70 cHu handle HIth good profit. and
even a. present prices the orc cam b.
mIgcd n carries "a high enough ox-
cess Of iron rO . d0 mon fIIuI fI.ra
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MAN. MEN ZOE aoLpFIELp.

a wire from william Bird, secretary
Of the Goldheld Mine owners associa-
ton. declares that no effort viii be
made to employ men from outside
points. 10 sufficient local force can
be- secured. MI Bird is in receipt or
letters and kilograms from Great Falls.
Bingham. Butte, san Francisco and
Pittsburg Offering miners ana muck
ers. one hundred and nifty strike
breakers from cripple Greek and Occur
G'Alcue now at Bisbee. want 10 come.
Great Falls W'res for transportation
for 90 or moro men. 90 be- deducted
from wages. and san Francisco r. able
40 Furnish from 800 40 900 miners and
mlckrrs Few local applications hay,
been received
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BUTTE MINES SHUT TIGHT.
Officials of Amalgamated Decide 10
Further Curtail Production.


Boston News Bureau special over
the Pollock wires late yesterday tells OF
directors OF the several subsidiary
companies Of the Amalgamated Copper
company having decided upon radical
measures Saturday TO meet the unfav-
orable conditions prevailing IN the cop
per trade. IL was decided to suspend
operations entirely at all the producing
mines OF the Butte Copper company,
with the single exception OF the Boston
a Montana mine, where the business OF
the great copper trust will be concen-
trated. An accurate idea OF the stag
nation In the copper producing business
OF Montana can be gained by the news
made public Saturday that only 1000. %
600 pounds OF copper were produced
by the Amalgamated Copper properties
IN Montana, during November. This
amount marks decrease IN production
OF more than 20 per cent from the nor
mai production
Before action was taken 10 close down
the WashOe smelter ana Butte mines,
the situation was carefully canvasse1
by officials Of the various Amalgamat-
ed subsidiary companies. There were
present at the conference, which lasted
three days II. II Rogers. James Stin-
man and William Rockefeller. one Of
the conferecs said.
There was nothing else to do but 10
close down the mines. when the cost
sheets Of the various companies under
restricted operations were scrutinized
they showed "a copper cost in some I'M
stances as high as 20 cents a pound We
could not very we'll resume operations
in fun. under existing metal trade
conditions. so there was only one taiug
10 dO--ClOse down.
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Will FINANCE COMPANY.
TO PASS ANNUAL ASSESSMENT.

Special CORES pOndence.
Bisbee, Dec. 1O.-At a meeting Of the
Bisbee board Of trade resolutions We're
unanimously passed memorializlng Con-
gress % enact a law waving assess.
meut work on mining claims for 1907
and 1905 A copy OF the resolution was
mailed 10 the president. TO the presiding
officer I'm both houses OF Congress. and
90 Arizona's representative NJ. A.
smith.
The object OF this action, as was
brought out at the meeting OF the board
OF trade. was 10 enabls old prospectors.
some Of whom have been holding claims
for eight and 10 years. and even longer.
from losing their rights through being
unable 10 do the assessment work re-
quired by law, on account OF the present
stringency I'm money matters.
Congress passed a similar law for
1894 TO the one that Is asked I'm this
present memorial and il seems reason
able 10 expect that favorable action will
be taken
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CONCENTRATES.

Dan GAYS. one OF the leading busi-
ness and mining men of BlackhOrse.
NeNa is Don the city for a few days.
49, q. AdamHln n prominent min-
.uF WHn of Winnemucca. New, Is IN
town for short stay.
John q. Stilwel, postmaster OF Alta.
has returned to that camp after a
short trip to Salt Lake.
The Robert Burns Copper company
operating ln tho Deep Greek region. Is
ngurlug ON installing a. min ln tho
near future.
President q. "a. Mcneil Of the Utah
copper company and Chester Beatty
VIII arrive this afternoon from Colo
rado Springs.
ore ana bullion settlements in this
CITY aa reported late yesterday By W
Mccornlck a Co. amounted 40 85r-
600 as follows silver lead. gold ana
copper ores. 10000 base bullion $40
600
Mr. Al Robbins came up yesterday
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TO BUILD AT LEADv1LLE.

a late dispatch received yesterday
from Leadvlle. Colo. says. one OF the
largest independent smelters An the
west win probably be built at Lead
Vile within the next year by the own
ers OF he famous Greenback mine az
Bingham. Utah. This syndicate owns
the smelter at Bingham, which has
been closed down by Injunction pro-
ceedngs The Utah men find that they
can ship their ore 10 Leadville and
smelt it here just as cheap as they can
at Bingham, as the necessary nuXing
ores they must have can be obtained in
Leadvile.
In addition 90 treating its own ore
the Utah syndicate promises TO 90 into
the Leadyiue market for custom ores.
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BIG SALE OF COPPER.
lPollek Special wireD

TTUITIEh NUENIUI " ITF.I
Boston, Dec. n.-BostOn News Bureau
says; A lot OF 400. 900 pounds or electro
lytic copper has just been sold at 1871
cents, immediate delivery being called
for. The market thus far this morning
has developed no feature of interest and
the Increased demand which made its
appearance last week has simmered
down TO a minimum, Some few sales
OF 1874 cents have been made by the
United Metals Selling company in the
past day or two. The export movement
Of copper 20 Europe continues large,
and IL shipments recorded since the
first Of the month are any criterion.
the month Of December will have shown
another record ia exports Of copper.
New York wires: Copper metal re-
duced = cent today. Lake. 13hd13ss:
electro. 12Ad12is; casting. l2ssG13k.
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Lower Mammoth, 100 at 50.
May Day 5000 AT SO; 1000 at 30, L.
400 al 35la.
Uncle Sam. 100 at A. n; 100 al 4s.
Black Jack 500 al 28is, b. 30; 300
at 22lR 100 at %. 500 al 22ia, :. so.
Colorado 100 AT 2.22is. 300 at 2.25;
$50 at 2.27is; zoo at 2.30, 100 al 2 80,
5. 80. 200 at 2.21ia, $. 80; $50 al 2 80,
b. 30: 100 al 2.27ia, :. 30.
Crown Point 1000 at u.
Mountain Lake, 500 at &C. =. 80. 500
at 26ia.
South Columbus. 400 at 60
Sioux Con. POO at 1874; 100 at 49,
Seven Troughs. 500 at So. s. 80; L.
600 al 32ia.
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~ oHARoEa ~ RAIRoAps


new order chat viii ml hard upon
lh' mreHly ovrr-burdencd shipper oil
ores I1s been Issued by me Oregon
Short Line bon connection with thc
hulir Anaconda ana pacinc ana the
Pan Pedro l.ns Angeles a Salt Lake
railways THE order ls operative after
yesterday and really means that tho
sh.nor won hive to give the railroad
companies "a consignment charge
a part of the order which D. caus.
nE un Nttle amount of uneaslucEs
among mine operators o. as follows.
section g., M destination De- changed
before arrival or within "A hours after
arrival at nrst destination and before
delivery o. niade. D. a.. before cav lt
nct ON warehouse or team track for uu-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Prices Continue 90 Slump-Favorite
Stocks Are the Ones TO Suffer

Prices continued 20 drop on the morn
ing call and the favorite stocks were
traded In at lower levels. Colorado,
Beck Tunnel. Grown Point and Seven
Troughs continued 20 slump with the
limit not yet In sight.
Very little activity was shown among
tho unlisted stocks, only one sale being
recorded. One lot of Thompson sold al
1874; Ohio COP. was quoted at 2. 1914 a
2 22h: Ohio-Kentucky, 1000 2.05; Cop
ley, SO09b.
The following are the latest quota
tons and sales
A. NJ. LISTED STOCKS.
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from the Utah Amalgamated property.
IN Beaver county. lie says that the old
incline shaft has been cleaned ont and
the drift from the bottom driven So
feet to the east Another 10 feet viii
take the drift under the Wine, where
such n fne showing OF carbonate ore
was recently made Shipments will be
started as soon as the connections are
made
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PRODUCE.
BOSTON

Boston, Dec. l0.-lntorcst in tho local
wool market has revived with The I'M
proFement in the money market and bet.
ter FEELING in the mills. Trading has
been more active than FOR several weeks
dlcstiug preparation for future require
ments Dos reported.
Prices remain firm. except IN pulled
Woolsi whore transactions have been care
rled through at somewhat lower rates
Quotations:
California; Northern. GiQ65 middle
county, eoN62. southern. 6sa0. fan ffe..
ftuS
Oregon Eastern No ! staple. -0ag2.
eastern No. ! clothing 6sQ50. eastern
average 6lg6s valley No. + 60aG2c.
Territory Secured basis. huo stanlc.
tl0l, fine medium atanlc 1OT72. nne
clothing t6gG: hne medium clothing. u
aG. half-biood, 52a5s
Pulled Extra, G07O. fine "a. 5sam:
"a super Ddi6.
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MAMMOTH DIVIDEND.
one VIII Probably he Posted To-day
Itnh Tomorrow

The directors of the Mammoth Min
ing company are scheduled to meet in
regular monthly session and 90 ls pre-
-umeI that among other things to re-
reIye attention viii bee the matter Of
inc December dividend. This company
haas dI-bursed two dividends This year
each for $4,000. Do is believed the usual
amount win Doe divided among share
holders This month making tho total
fur tlc year SUOU
THE directors nf the Utah mine moot
tomorrow Am official of chat corpora
uun wd today chat llr usual $1,000
would De- ordered l.Id. making the too
tal fHr tnn yeU $4,000
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

South columbus 1000 at 53. 900 at
"a.
sioux 100 1t rs. 600 at 1873.
Seven Troughs- 300 400 33 100 ut 33ie.
1850 go 1919. LOCO ut 32ia $. go. 200 at
32is. s 90.
Victor 700 no jis, $500 at g.
YaukCy.3Uu dt gA
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BUTTER AND EGGS

chicago. Dec. li-ButtcI steady. orram-
cries Nlilc. dalrios i1n25c
ftR. steady ut mark. cases included
lrrfh hld stock 2in2c. others as low as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11

heW YORK Dec N Sugar. raw firm.
lllf fenriug ~. centrifugal 90 test
~, mo- asses sugar a00u8. O5
l.H. rranulatcd is1
coffee Quic'. No. Rio d. No Z santos
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custom Aalyers and Chemists 100
South West Temple 81
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WOOL.


ST. Louis, Dec Wool-Steady Ter
ritory and western mediums 20023c. hue
mediums isd2lc: fine tJGl1c
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago Dec I.--Cattle-R Receipts
about $1,000; market Zoe lower. Reeves
g. Nd69; COWS 1.15d4.60. Texans 3.0ou
3.75: calves 4.75a6.75: westerns 3.1504.s 80;
stockers and feeders 2. 25d4.20
Hogs-Recelpts about 5000. market iCn
l5c higher. Light 4.20a4.67ia: mixed .
"a IS. heavy 4 200f4 20: rough 4. 904 81.
pigs 3 10N4 50. bulk Of sales 450d4.65.
Sheep-Receipts about 10000. market
steady: native 2.0Of4 IS: western 2.0a
4 ~: yearlings 4.60G5 So lambs 3. 7Jn6 20.
western 3.75a6.15
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Sandstone. 1890; Col Mt. l5a19;
Jumbo Ext, 5tW52; Vernal. 501,
Pennsylvania. asked Kendall, 100
~, Booth, IS bid; Blue Bull $50
10; ADAMS. SOS. Silver Peak, 24d26;
Nevada Boy. 3W4: Black Butte Ext. 3
bid; Blue Bell, 6m7; Dixie. bid: Gold
field Columbia, bid: Hibernia 3p4.
81. Ives. 3SQ4l COnqueror, 4 bid;
Black Rock. bid, Lone star, sac; G.
Wonder. ? asked Pouatch. so asked /;
orc. Sa9. Kendall Ext l bid; sand
storm Ext. 2N3; Mayne. cas-;
CT, Bend. 24Q25; Simmerune. bid. EN-
pire. 3a5; Red Top Ext. lOd11; Flor
ence. 3.27AM330: D'held b. b. Cons. ~
bid; Goldheld Daisy. 74G76; Laguna. "a
bid; Commonwealth. 10 asked; Comb
Fraction, 10@7i; CT. Bend Ext. bid.
CT. Bend Annex, bid; Midtown. 25
asked. b. h. Bonanza. 103; Kewanos
23d25, Esmeralda. 2d5 Portland. Z bid
Crackerjack. 6d7. +. Mohawk. 40 ask
ed, Red HIS. 23d24; Mohawk Ext, So
b: l.. Dillon, 4G5; Y. Tiger9a11; Grand
ma. 5d7 $. =. Ext, asked Y. Rose. 4
asked: Col Mt Ext. asked; Golddeld
Con. 3.s2ibQ8.s5. D'held Triangle, 8
asked: Atlanta. % bid.
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y. n. Snow a Co., Stock brokers.
22 Commercial uIk Both Phouesly7g
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MANHATTAN.

Manh MIN CO.. 2a4: G. Wedge. 30i;
S. Humphrey. 2 bid; Dexter. 10 asked;
l.. Joe. 2 asked, Crescent ] bid; Com
hination iU2 Mustang. 10 bid. Little
Grey. 5 bid Cow Boy ln2 Ong. Manu.
6 asked. 3roncho, bid. j. Jack. Z
asked; Pinenut, 3d4; Buffalo id2, ;.
Dog. Q bid Y. Horse asked, Ind.
Comm 1 bid
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BULLFRoG

Original. bid. Bullfrog Mining 3
asked; Montana Bullfrog. asked; Ma
tional Bank. 9 bid; l.. Harris, asked;
Amethyst 6HS; Gold Bar. 8S bid. Dem
yer Bullfrog Annex. asked, Bonnie
Clare, ildl2; Mayfiower Con. l5al6.
Montgomery Shoshone Ext. bid. c..
Scepter. 3 bid; Montgomery Min, 3
bid; b. Diamondfeld. bid; Home
stake. Con. Go bid. y. Girl. td2. Mug
get. asked; Tramp CON. 1890, Vice
tor. 2 bid.
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M 81 ianauer ~. saaler
lt- 3d. West Temple. =. o. bon llis.
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BIG MINING DEAL
BY OGDEN COMPANY
R. P. Hunter Has Purchased a
Large Group Near Man.
haitian. Nevada.
FINANCIAL AID IN BOSTON.


One of the most important mining
deals yet contaminated by ogden in
vestors and promoters in Nevada pro-
porties WAS closed recently by r. r..
Hunter OF ogden. A. result Mr..
Hunter has taken over 10 claims II
the ogden Nevada Mining company.
The property Us BOO the Spanish Bet
mining district OF Nye county about
half way between Manhattan ana Bel
mont and has already been deveioned
TO the producing stage.
SOON no BE INCORPORATED.
The consideration OF this purchase
is Co bee "a large block of stock I'm the
new company which is to be- incorpor-
atcd under the name OF the spanish
Belt Mining company The company Is
TO be organized under the Nevada
laws for 1000 600 shares and the stock
holders of the Ogden Nevada viii re-
ceive their prorata Of the new issue.
ADJOINs FAMOUS PROPERTY.
The 10 claims purchased by Mr.. Hun
ter lie on the east, west ana north II
the famous old Barcelona mine, which
mas produced over AlfuVViVVOs detul uiila
to figures given out by the Wells-Far-
go company. The same four-foot vein
that produced so heavily In the early
days Is traceable for 5000 feet through
the new cOmpany's holdings. The stock
OF the Barcelona was at one time very
active on the San Francisco marke;
and was boosted up 90 over $50 a share.
A mill was built on the property by
New York parties and the mine work
ed out and left In a deplorable condi-
ton. This mill with land, water and
timber rights come into the possession
OF the ogden Nevada company by
sherins deeds.
WILL FINANCE COMPANY.
Mt Hunter will leave for the east
early I'm January and viii finance the
enterprise. He has every assurance
from his correspondents that there
will be no trouble at all I'm handling
the proposition. The success Of Mr.
Hunter and associates In successfully
bringing the Aura King mine to
producing basis, has gained great con-
fdence with certain Boston people. who
viii back the Spanish Belt enterprise.
G. w. Curtis, the well known Ogden
engineer, Is now on the ground and IS
directing the operations al the mine.
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NEVADA MINING STOCKS.

James A. Pollock & co. furnish the
following from san Francisco today;
COMSTOCK.
Ophlr, 1.3odt.82ik. Moxican 40
6fi. Gould a Curry 1MS: Con, Va.
80 n32. savage. 31m32 Hale J Nor
cross 5OUat. yellow Jacket. 45 al
$50, Belcher, t7atS. Confidence, 36
TONOPAH
toua rouopah. 1901 20. Tonopah
Extension so bid. MacNamara. $50
10. Midway. As bid. Tonopah Belmont
96 bid Tonopah North star, 9ulO;
ohio Tonopah, gas. West End Cons,
S1@3 Rescue. 4 bid Tonopah a cal
iforuia. 3 bid: Golden Anchor, z asked
Jim Butler, i5ffl1. cash Boy. asked;
Home Z asked; Monarch Pitts ENtn~
! bid. Montana Midway ENtu, I bid
Golden Crown bid
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Omaha, Dec. l.-Cattle-Receipts AlCO:
market slow 20 10 lower: native steers
8. 2jQ5.l5. cows and heifers 2.09a4 90;
western steers 3.O0d4.75. Texas steers
2.15u4. %. range cows and hcifers l. 75Gf
$50; Gamers l.O0a2 90: stockers and feed
ers 2.50Q4 y. calves 3.O0a515: bulls and
stays /. 1913 IS.
Hogs-Receipts $500: market 1Oai5o
higher. Heavy 4.45H4 SIS: mixed 4. 45Q4 50:
pigs 4oQ4 40; bulk Of sales 4.45q4 80
Sheop-Receipts 1900; market steady
Yearlings 4.50Q4.90 wethers 4 f0di 60 /;
ewes 3.75d4l0; lambs 550Q600.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Dec. u.-Cattle- Receipts
1900 including 200 southerns; market
steady TO weak. Native steers 4.0Oa6 - .
do cows and heifers .. 25d5 % stockers
and feeders 3.OOa4.75: bulls 22Ja4 10:
calves 3.50a650; western steers $3.50 20.
do cows 25d4.O0
Hogs-ReceiDts 1900; market Sc higher
Bulk OF sales 4.30a4 40. heavy 48oQa a.:
packers 4. 25n4 90; pigs and lights .0oa4 40
Sheep-Receipts 5000. steady TO strong:
TQuttons &n6 10. lambs 5.25n6.l5 range
wethers 3.7545.00: fed ewes, 3.0o04 p.
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o. 81 Woe a. Co.. stock brokers
ID D. walker hlk Both phones OF.
Gee ana residence
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GEO % CANHoE ASSOCIATIONS.
hliohEES 20 D. So. Temple Both
phoutB 900.
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A. NJ LISTED STOCKS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Charles Il. Rowe is confined to the
house by the grip at his home, IL
Northern avenue.
Miss Pearl Cross of this city has ac-
cepted a position in the Office Of City
Clerk Williamson.
George V. S. Michaeis left on train
102 yesterday afternoon for few
days in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton White of North
Augusta have returned home after Wis
iting relatives in Madison.
J. c. Minot. district deputy grand
master. was at Winthrop last evening
to inspect Temple Lodge, No. %, f. and
A. NJ.
II. r. Travis of Portland was among
the out-of-town people in the city
Monday and was registered at the Cony
House.
Miss Lottie I.add. who had been en-
ploycd at Allston. Mass, since last
fall, returned to her home in this city
Saturday evening.
Joseph Boucher of Waterville passed
the Sabbath in Augusta as the guest of
Rodolph Dostie and David Giroux on
Washington street.
W. M. Harris, Bowdoin 'O9, was call
ing Monday on Augusta friends.
He was on his way to Good Will of
which he is a graduate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-05
Rheumatism Cannot Be Cured
Unless UriC-0 is Used
The Store Of Percy w. Means is the
Homo Of Uric-O in Augusta.

The Rheumatic person is skeptlcai
regarding the claims Of almost any
remedy advertised as cure for
Rheumatism and one can scarcely
blame him for being so. All the
plasters and liniments combined never
actually cured q case of Rheumatism.
They may relieve it in one quarter. but
II is sure to break out somewhere else.
The only true way to cure Rheuma-
tisrn, is to drive it from the system, for
as long as the Uric and Rheumatic
Acid remains in tho blood, one is never
entirely free from the trouble. This Is
where the value of Uric-O as a perma-
nent cure for rheumatism comes in.
1t seeks out the Rheumatic poison in
the blood, muscles and kidneys.
renders it inert and harmless and
drives it out Of the system. That is
why trric-O is such an admirable and
effective cure for Rheumatism.
The chief reason that Uric-O is such
wonderful cure for rheumatism is.
that it is designed and prepared to
cure rheumatism and rheumatism
only. 1t does not contain any alcohol
or other so called tOnics to make one
feel good for the time being, but is
composed of antidOtes for the rheu-
matte acid poison in the system. That
is the secret of it's wonderful success.
rheumatism simply cannot exist in a
persons system if Uric-O is used.
Uric-O is sold by Percy W. Means,
"The home of Urlc-O" in Augusta. at
15c and 500 the bottle. but if you still
feel skeptical about it's efficacy you
can test it free of charge by cutting
out this advertisement and sending
same together with your name and
address to the Smith Drug Co, SYRIA
cuse. n. Y. and they will send you a
sample bottle free. To persons who
write and say they have never used
Uric-O. want to test it thoroughly. and
will agree to take it systemat ically
according to directions, they fire.
quently send q regular 7Jc. bottle free