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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-13

THE COLLEGE INN CAFE. one 81
our most popular and up-to-date
restaurants. has changed hands NJ
Reagan having sold out his interests TO
MIR. SeybOidt-
Mr.. SeybOldt wishes to announce
that in future. as in the past. his
policy viii be to cater to the best peo-
pie. and assures the public that the
service will be perfect. Mr.. Seyboldt
wishes to thank the public for their
KIND patronage in the past and wishes
to see them visit the College Inn in
the future.
The music viii be Of the best A new
band will soon take the place Of the
popular Hawaiian quartette which
has been in our city for 50 long.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Nephi W. Clayton and wife TO Dom
mack Conta ct al. lot Q. block y,
plat - $500 800 BE- - = -Fl'
Brunswick Realty company TO Rich
ard Welsh ct al. lot :. block 50,
plat A
Pleasant View Park company TO
Fred &. Jensen, lot %, block ,.
Pleasant View Park .----............
Fred f Ray ct al. TO William
Thornton. mining claims in Little
and Big Cottonwood mining dis
William Thornton to London Inter-
national Investment company.
mining claims in Big and Little
Cottonwood mining districts
Hubbard Investment company TO
James p. Peterson. lots IS and =,
block ;. amended ThOrndye sub
DIVISION ....- -----------
p. p. Weaver and wife to Albert
W. Holder. Tot >. block ,. Walk
er's 5-acre subdivision ...............
Neil Anderson and wife to J. Y.
ROckefellow. section 80, township
south, range ! west ..............
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-13
LAGOON "Prettier Than Ever"

0SSN" 'e''
Date book now open. See J. 3. Bean
or c. Fl. Patten for reservations. Fare
% cents Office 161 Main St Phone 2000.
Friday night. May "A. Saitair
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-13

Hoarseness, bronchitis and other
throat troubles are quickly cured by
FoIey's Honey and Tar, as it sOOthes
and heals the infiamed throat and brOn-
chial tubes and the most obstinate
cough disappears. Insist upon having
the genuine FOley's Honey and Tar.
For sale by T. J. Hill Drug Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-13

Colonel Ira A Benton, passenger rep
resentative here for the Denver q Rio
Grande railroad. is expected back to-
DAY from trip 10 Denver.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
TO ISSUE $4,000, 900 STOCK.
Rest of s51 900, 900 Drygoods Capi-
tai te Remain IN Treasury.

OF the Sl onoaO capital stock of the big new dry
goods combination. which was Incorporated in
Delaware last Friday only S2ooooGO will be issued
at present Half os this amount will be in the
form Of per cent cumulative preferred stock and
half in common stock. The new company is being
financed by J. p Morgan K Co. who also put
through the merger Of the Associated Merchants
Company in 1901. which is to be absorbed by the
new company. John CIaHin. president of the As
sociated Merchants Company will be the presi-
dent of the combination also
The combination will purchase S.65G00, or
a controlling amount of the S1750o0O capital stock
of the Associated Merchants Company. This stock
is said to represent the interest in the Associated
Merchants of Mr. Clahin and his associates. Mr..
C1afiin announced yesterday that he had conveyed
the United Dry Goods Company his entire hold
:ngs of stock of the Associated Merchants. and
had taken in exchange therefor. share for share.
common stock of the new combination. All the
other stockholders of the Associated Merchants
Company Will have the privilege, until August l.
of making the exchange on the same basis as Nr.
Clnfin. Trading in the preferred stock will begin
to-day the curb. and the company Will
apply for listing the Stock Exchange as soon
as the certificates are ready. The new shares are
being listed I'm Amsterdam also.
Through the merger. the new company will not
only take over in this city
trolled by the Associated Merchants. but will also
buy outright four stores in which the Associated
Merchants Company has heretofore had con-
trolling interest These the stores OF Hahne &
Co. OF Newark; the stewart Dry GOODS ConlpanE'
Of Louisville: the William IIengerer Company. ot
Buffalo. and the Powers Mercantile COMPANY, OF
Minneapolis.
or the issued capital stock S25y01n0o0 common
stock may be sold FOR cash at not less than par
or exchanged for stock Of the Associated Mer
chants Company. The Ss.0l0op1 unissued preferred
stock may be sold for cash at not less than 80
excer $10o060. which is reserved for the exclusive
benefit of the employees not less than par No
bonds be issued except with the written con
sent of holders three-fourths of the outstanding
common and preferred stock.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
MOB THRE4TENS NEGRO.
Locked Up 7cith Difficulty after
Biting POHccman'S Face.

Charles Henry. a dapper West Indian negro
who lives al No 133 West 26th street. stood ar
Broadway and 34th street yesterday afternoon
ogling tie women who passed him, until Patrol
man Norton. of the traffic squad. arrested him.
The prisoner threw himself on his captor, and
as they fell TO the ground buried his teeth IN
Norton's cheek.
Norton held on until another policeman came
up and slipped the handouts on Henry s wrists
AS they started for the Tenderloin station they
we're surrounded by a large and threatening
crowd, and were bufeted about like feathers. A
suuad Of reserves powerless TO clear the
way Finally burly man pushed his way to
the side OF the prisoner and aimed a sledge-
hammer blow at his mouth knocking out all OF
his front teeth
The assailant allowed to go unmolested
by the police. and he departed with the remark,
Il guess it will be a long time before you bite
any more cops
Cries Of Lynch him. brought a second
squad Of reserves, which cooled the crowds
ardor Henry was locked up. after being at
tended by DR.. Mcclure. of the New York Hospi-
tai The physician cauterized Norton's cheek.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
IGNORANT OF $1,000 A WEEK SALARY
E D. Shepard Says He Didn't Know What
Was Paid to Lincoln, the Firm Manager

E. D. Shepard. head of the firm OF f. d. Shepard
& Co. testified yesterday in bankruptcy proceed
ings before United States Commissioner Alexander
that he got $4,000 year and his partner. Henry A
Ensign. received $1,000 year. while Arthur w
Lincoln made trustee at a salary of 81 Oo a
week a big jump from the 1900 year and % per
cent OF the profits Of the Boston Office which he
drew when he entered the employ of the firm in
1906 The witness said that he left the active man.
agement OF the company to Ensign and did not
know of the arrangement by which Lincoln. the
former employe. had been allowed draw S52 coo
n year.
Lincoln testified he had told Ensign that tho
lutter's methods were extravagant He swors
that the firm had lost $4,000 on investment
and had borrowed money bonds at a higher
price than they worth He said that the
sale of Yankee Fuel Company bonds amounted to
O4 0O but that less than $4,000 had been turned
over 10 that company, the remainder being used TO
meet pressing obligations.
Shepard had previously testified that the Yankee
Fuel Company had leased two thousand acres of
land from the Northeastern Coal Company. which
was capitalized at $4,000 of which he held a third
interest. The fuel company financed by l.. u.
Shepard & Co. according TO the witness.
Ensign denied that money obtained from the sale
of bonds of company had been used for the
running of another company.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Tuesday, May 25, 1909.

ARRIVED.
the 5ces IS CO WIN passengers mdse- Left quar-
s,eemsr MstSn%ss Johnson Manzsnio May Il and and
haysns ass ~ I'd % IN s9H b <eE far 1St at 1S22
sceme: Hostio R Dean; Mansos MAJ : P'Ts raaI. II
ara mdse 4:r; ID It the Far at mid1:snt 2i;h =, >,
tr Siantic ansPort 15 passengers and mdse
q snnqs ;, T1%Pleo 9.s.egis Meg a
and dse Iii ATTved & az if s a Ne o B May TO-
seamer sopsisa GtaD ohssn GepOa Agri, IL Is Leg Leg,
norm e 5 G5a Gses 20 tRa7 4oaas M with fsis se na AHd
sdaer lao Daydon. Galveston May 10, 10 to 9Th, the
Msliory Line with passengers and mdse- LN!t Sua
Steamer suon Newport News and Sefoi i.9' to
TIE Od Domiao9 s. Co. with passengers and mo'e i]i'
Sio2a' i PRsns:Phf ssYs. .ft Ma 2: 2 the
wss A4a0san to IN & &5s. f ps@
Ma;@ sss cP.,S5sF Il IS SuDRs Fs eI:s.
ana and mdse m" ''S 3rrfasd at tn. Bar -
p6 pd9fs i5GansP4 m d IN. H we, Tna s. co.
sss MsOS s'oP,yo T; ssg,Gi Msg s q. TO ,oS '2s
adsne, Man. oBr Dayies s.sus May u I-iea5 and
Al he Bar a; $40 M Arrived
cab Packer m s25sei23 5 % 20 May 2 20 pasaenser agS M
and mdse .st, Quarantine at II s5 a m, -.
s;ssmer D's'sTro aGsl Snxdo[ o nsTfsa s'Tsnis 70 20
Funch & with 81 passengers. mails and udse
Bar 10 NJ. May p
Ho.nsund (jer). Behrcns. Aanzaniio MAY W
nd the Munson IS Line, with sugar
Arrived q the at 1850 m
Reiber. Cuanica MAY IL. 70 the
Company. with molasses Arrived at the Bar at
s,esmer Arapahoe Chichester Jacksonville May y and
Charleston -. the Clyde s. Co. with passengers ana
mdse Quarantine A 2-t5 m
steamer Main tGer) Jantzen Baltimore NAV "a 70
4 Co wit cabin and steerage passengers
an tndss Bremen Arrived at the Bar at
6:l5 p N. - - . -,
steamer Corning Cristobal May %, 70 The
Panama 2 IS Co with Messengers. mails and mdse-
Passed In Hook 81 ID
sandy TiooG J. May 25 y m-wind south;
light breeze cloudy; light
SAILED.
steamer VoIturno fBr) and Hamburg Prince
C4orEe t3r) Bermuda Isuckenbsch. Ponce. etc Fl
Monte Galveston city OF Everett Boston Iigoner Por'
Arthur Kaiser wilhelm Ger, Bremen. Rot
CHI Rotterdam Cslabrts tBrl Nsples schon-
Feruanduss Ertka tt'eTl,
SorsoFa.- Ida tNor Mohawk Charleston;
FuTso cN-, Flushing. Bristol City tBrp. Bristol. Mon
Sofol fDutch) Antwerp: City q Macon.
savannah: ] l. T.uckenbach. Philadelphia Ran tNor).
Norfolk Colon Delaware, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
Il NEW WESTERN PORT.
The Development and advantages
of Prince Rupert.

Montreal May 25 (SpecaD. - The new. PSoihc
Coas seaport which has been made necessary Dy
the building OF the Canadian Transcontinenta. ran
way and has been in the hands of harDer epel-
neery and landscape experts for over TWO years -
TO become a city within the next few DAYS From
May % TO g lots in this new port WIf Gu as
called Prince Rupert will be sold at peo4-c SIc''o-l
at Vancouver Only about two thousand 'o;s' no"
ever will be offered at this auction aI'er "hlch
subsequent sales will be conducted IN o'her cit7S
by the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway ComPenJ,
which is joint owner with the provincial govern
ment in the town lots.
The site Of Prince Rupert is picturesque. Iipme-
diatev in front of the city. which is expected 10
bacone a model CITY and a great shipping centre IN
the near future, lies n land locked haroor TWO ieS
wide and fourteen miles long Beyond the mar 'ooi'
through the open trails which lead to the sea- aie
the white cottages of Metlakatla, the holy CITY
as the Indians call it. South On queen Charlot'e
Sound lie the famous halbut banks for years the
great fishing grounds of the American Flshlns
Company.
I,p the skene River, along whose shore the ne"
railway winds for more than hundred miles, are
numerous canneries from which millions OF POUNDS
of salmon are shipped annually. Until the trans
continental line is completed the outflow OF all
this fishing industry will be by sea to the soulh'
but with the completion of the Grand trunk fa-
cifc. which crosses the continent on almost level
line the bulk of this traffic VIII go East oy raH'
the same cars coming back laden with wheat from
the prairie provinces, which will eventually ma
its way TO Liverpool by way of the Panama Canal
Much of this wheat will, of course. be ground
a. the new port, which is especially adapted TO
milling and manufa cturing.
In addition to being at the end of the only trans
continental railway which reaches from ocean TO
ocean without a single mile of mountain grade
the maximum rise being twenty-sx feet mile
Prince Rupert is 4S3 miles Yokohama than
any other Pacific port. Back OF the new city
great forest reaches over the broken ranges for
a thousand miles. Northward lies the great Peace
River country and a little northwest are the cop
PEE feds of Atln. In the Bulkley Hills there are
G,est coal beds. and in the sheltered wales there
are vide reaches of ranch lands.
Both the Dominion and the provincial govern
ments have spent great deal of money in and
about the new port which It is believed vii open
I'd a new empire in the Far North, when this ne"
ma uonal highway is completed.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
SOUTHERN STEEL REoRGANIzED.
New Board of Directors Includes Several Large
Financial Interests

The reorganization or the Southern Steel Conn
pahy which was placed in A receivers hands in
October, u07. having been practically completed,
the permanent board OF directors of the
Southern iron and Steel Company has been elected
follows:
James T Woodward Cornelius. Vanderbilt.
Franklin .. Brown. Walter T. Rosen. r T. Wilson,
jr r. B. Van Cortlandt W. w. Miller. d. G.
Bossevain. Alexis w. Thompson, g. S Boughton.
W. 2. G.. Harding, W. II. Hassinger William r.
Denton. T. S. Kyle Cecil A Grenfel and Kenneth
X. McI.aren. The board has elected the following
officers: President. W. II. Hass:nger. If Birmug-
ham, Ala; chairman Of the executive committee.
James T Woodward, president OF the Hanover Ma
tional Bank. OF this city; president. w. W.
Miller; secretary and treasurer. a r. Forsyth;
assistant secretary and assistant treasurer. u. c.
Boissevan.
The board Includes several large financial inter
ests. practical stse men. and some representative
local in Alabama. where the companys plans
located
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26

nothing can ha done until the Court Of Appeals
has passed directly upon the question OF eq1ai.-a1
ton and that question is now before that Lnoi!a M
the Court OF Appeals dectdes this question u,I unua
stand YOU are led 20 resume o. h>6o'iss
lions and I am ready-as have always oeen coy
at any time within the last twelve month"; 20
Under these circumstances | th;3k IL NtI SUI,
able and unjust thst sale of the properly s'0olI
be had under the notice advertised ~ tle .N.;e
troller imagine tfiat such sale Wodld pe 4L.he
but il would be confusing. and might create , CLo,d
on The title TO some Of THIS property "liu "oou
pIn me 10 a nerfecty unnecessary expense. R@Ess
been--as 1 think evident from TINS resume -
or negotiations am now READY 10 paJ
taX which is found be due upon all Of these rail-
roads. III, ..2o-,, ,,.
whether or not in view Of this state of facts, You
will soc thar this sale is adjourned until reason
abIe fpe after the opinion of the Court OF ApPeas
In the Jamaica Water Company case has been ["i-
Gered "a that We may know whether II VII S1tf
he p0ssihle to find what the tax Is L II IS
rossible I shall be happy 10 pay H.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
STEAMERS Al FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
Valparaiso May 24-CumbaI tBr). New York via Ancud
TslcahUano.
Antwerp. May Indran tBrl.
Newport MAY Civ tNOrl. New No-S VIA HaVre
Rotterdam May 24-Prometheus tGer). New York.
Malta May 2t-Rsbenfes Ger) Calcutta FOR Boston and
New York
Plymouth and Cherbourg
Rotterdam. May 23-I:tuana RUSS. New YORK Tor
Nspies May 25--B,rlin Ger York for Genoa
Copenhsseu MAY --TIelis Olav DAM New York VIA
Messina May ,7-CItta di Messna GtaD. New York Via
Norfolk -.
Montevfde0 MAY 25-Indiana CSr) New York via Port
Of spain FOR Buenos Ayrss and Rosario
Malta. May c5-Welsh Prince Cr) New York ior Hons
81 Ttonss May % Parirna 'Br,. New York for Deme-
Tsrfsb. ne May 5-Rucrana New York via 81 Vim
cent c Y. Frtmantle etc.
Liverpool MAY - -LLEitania CBr>. New York via
Queenrovn.
AMER MAY 25-Aconda tRr> New York.
Antwerp. MAJ 25-Krocnland tBelEl. New York via
C;ibral.ar May 25-Pannouia York for Naples
Genoa NAV 2I--Ant0n'o lopez SPAN. New York
Liverpool May "5-Carona tBD. New York VIA queens
town. -
saEr.s May 24-Nornan Prince CBr, Yokohama etc for
Brow Head May - Thesris ,Br,. Sew York for Man
1i.a5d. Nav 2-RaSsn Castle CBn. New York for Rot
terdam and Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
STEAMER BAY CITY FLoArE0.

Block .sland R. l., May with ten steam
pumps -ctively 1T work and two tugs stralnirg at
.te hawsers he whaleback steamer Bay City,
which grounded on tile south side of tic island
on the night OF the 18th inst.. foated noon
10 Gay and towed round TO the West darbor. Tho
pumps were just able 10 keep up with the water
which poured through the big rents th- steam
.r'. r-ortonl and il wiI be necessary make tenn
porary repairs here before the Bay City can be
taken 10 New York.
Nearly every other vessel which has struck on
The south side of Block Island remains theie still.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR ELECTION.

The stockholders Of the American Beet Sugar
Company elected at their annual meeting yester-
Gay Franklin Q. Brown, OF Redmond & Co. and
Middleton S RurriIl directors in place OF Edwin NJ
BuiMey and James G. Hamilton, who retired from
board. and reelected the other directors whose
terms had expired. J. Horace Harding, of Charles
D Barney & Co. will be elected a director next
week. and Gerald l.. Hoyt of Maitland Coppell
eco. II Is understood, will the board within
the next two three months upon his return from
Europe.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
TRAFFIC ON BROOKLYN LINES.

For the nine months ended March 81 1909 the sub
sidiary companies of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company system have reported 10 the Public Ser
vice Commission follows: Brooklyn Heights Rail-
road Company. deficit, &2,SI1; Brooklyn Queens
County Suburban Railroad Company deficit
$21 ,Ss9: Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Com
pany. surplus. AS5Sl9; Coney Island & Gravesend
Railway Company surplus, s3,515; Nassau Elec-
tl;c Railroad Company surplus. $l0S.925 Sea Beach
Railway Company. deficit, $50, I62; South Brooklyn
Railway Company. deficit t11i.sS
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
PACKERS TO MAKE BIG BOND ISSUE.

Another OF the great packing companies Ne.son
Morris & Co, of Chicago, 1t IS reported from ue
West Is about TO place issue OF bonds, pa1 OF
the proceeds of which viii be used for the eTec-
ton of a new plant in Oklahoma. Its action. foI-
lowing the increase Of S10.0o0.G1O n the stocE OF
Swift & Co some time ago and the more recent
fss,;e of ;4OOO 900 of bonds by the Cudahy Packing
Company and $3OOCOO00 of bonds by Armour & Co, IS
thought by Wall Street to give additional weight TO
the reports that the PACKING companies purpose TO
enter the leather business If the new tarin shal
contain provision making hides free OF duty.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26

The clOthier who puts Style befor.
Quality, puts the cart before ths
horse.
The cheapest, poorest fabric can
be cut in good style-sO STYLE is tbs
great argument of the cheap clotbier
But Quality costs money, all wool
fabrics and fast colors are expensvs
too expensive for anyone to use wbo
is not sure of his Style.
SO Quality is our argument aIvsv,
the very best Style is a matter -
course in such clothes.
Quality-and the real econonv Of
paving fair prices for good things.
Spring mixture suits, Sl8 to s42
Vestless suits, S15 to $50.
Star" neglige shirts are In Their
glory now.
Glad we've such a generous supplv.
$50 to s..
Summer underwear.
Enough fabrics in the athletic
style to stock store by themselves.
Star. Gotham, f. & w, B.V.D
Delpark, Schlichten-Ramie.
Straw hats and ruSSet Oxfords
Perhaps You'll let us send YOU one
or more of these illustrated csta-
lOgues-
''Liveriss''-for carriage. motor and house
'U-niforms''-for clubs. hotels and apartments
For Motorists'--eve verything they wear.
Things Cie-icaT'-for clergy and choir
For .Yachtsmen''-oVner and crew.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
2ss s4z l1n
Warren st. 18Th St 34thss
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Ts Majestic reported 30 miles east q SANDY HOOK
At 20 m yesterday eApested to dock about 80 m
to-day
YESTERDAY ~ expected to dock Spout $50 a III
The A:ca reported n, rs SANDY Hook al
II n, Yesterday. expected dock at $50 m to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
ST LOUIS RAILWAY LOSES SUIT

St. Louis, May 25.-The Court OF Appeals affirmed
to-day David Barrie's S.2oO judgment against the
United Railways Company, which has been eight
years in the courts. The decision is regarded by
lawyers rendering the United Railways Com
pany liable TO all outstanding damage judgments,
estimated at $4,000. against its predecessor the
ST. Louis Transit Company.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
rRANsPAeIFIC MAfLs.

Destination and s:a>smer. '09' ~ -
!.gsL- cOrsa md en,na lspseayi May "a $50
EaraI Japan ,-o,ea and China ts2e-
fia:y sddre>s>o opyJ via San Fran NJ. oz am 4.
.NaTu- -+"~' - "
Isn O.ea a Philippine -
We Ndnco.yer end N!ctorIs . =
hTo:e-s o. CGns a., IiiIoptan . May %. $40
bswaf Gg:4 spe th'i.pP,nr May Al
Jobs:. >orsa end China tvia seat Jun. g. $50
Mat
Hs.Ca.' tsrsE, Corea, CHipa and '.nl'.P
Fipe. :s;ends via San Fi'nc' '... June s. $50
WesD. New |%~-SHo,
a. snd New CAi~Sor.a Wa
Vah=ouvsr ard Victoria q -A@ -. "a san n m
kI- -.
rstif Hsroues1. Islands o New Ie@sno
Fnd Aura terrspi Vest Csta san &c can , n,
Franc scor- Msrposa ..-..--..---.'-' 'NA'' ~ -
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26

- m
Pres.dent Grant HaIn ouls, 100 D
Conlanche JacksohNLIS SiSN0 1900
Comaf galveston Ma!olS - - 1a:O0m
THURSDAY? MAY %
- 700 a m 1000
Ia BTefagner ataVre f[SIS :OO Il
II 1zess Aee. 3reHlen y - o.OO a m 1900
Moro Castle. havana NaIu t3.OO m 300
EIiar.us. Argentina
Oscar II. Chrtstiansand am p m
Is. kE3rfa Naples. ItailD =. 500
Re d d.Itaa. Naples, Loyd-Sao- -.-''''
FRIDAY. MAY %.
- A., II 90 a m 200 y
Prr2 SEfSH1Lnd Jdni1lC9 manu- .
Man 's'i.ls, GsInp'c0,, ar 100
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

NINA RE AIMANtI-
Sunrise 40 Sunset PA Moon sets -- Moons age
WATER.
a Nj SANDY Hook Island 0..9 Hell Gate 2i+s
P M-saudy 30 Gov. Island 2o5 Hell Gate $40
New-York tribune., 1909-05-26

'Rrinss mail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-20
M intarasf 10 women

sn.h women es are not seriously Gus
.1hosI,bl hut who have exacting duties
a. nsrSorA either in the way OF house,
XIX cares\or in social duties and func'
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IA welYSSbo nursing mothers. DR.. Pierce's
Fayorite PAescrIptlon has proved moss
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Rear IN mind, please that DR.. Pierce's
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Ion-aIcobolic in its composition, chemlc-
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the place Of the commonly used 0oS.t0I slcU1OIl Il
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nav not be out Of place to state that the
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he only medicine put up Pnesses ,or sng and nd ali
ments men and sold through druggists, all
the Ingredients Of which Na q. hays tbs Ies lesdIns
ne5IcaI n,niic writer's and teachers OF all the
several schools of practice, and thai ioS
ss remedies for the ailments 1er whicn rdOd
sFavorite Prescription" is recommenaeS1,;; eS,;
A little book OF these endorsements WI
be sent to any address, postpaid, ana
Absolutely free II you request same oy
nostaI % card. or letter, of DR.. Z. V. Pierce
Buffalo, n. Y. oor.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con;
stipation. Constipation is the cause OF
toany diseases. Cure the cause ana you
Surs the disease. Easy 70 taxa ~ candy