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Show TM f DAY, MARCH UUDEX DAI LI" COMMKKC1AL: WhitntT &w e-- t cr Wa a n.- - tar ia intua. La tie otier, periap truer Torn LrM Ci.va tkm An rase, of kaviEjE a.ai;.le wasu 1 tfc&M, ;. jheuwrllof. B?twaS),4M aaj 63.- I Lew J .Vot tbe man vfea piiE tuples of Lii work are Kcaiily ajll, ac aal ut Any I Irft j rill cjtititae fer tjLr.:i, it is bojn!, f r trjLin at s Eiail trioa aai kirvd a E&aii to irire tue over to the at at the fvtera gre&t t jr. I fjaad a sirTj acre f tature and p&rhjtisia. Tie xpy- fana staked out into ImU K f. froct nLt on Lii work bolda gxA fur mim Lt W Wp, Let enljr ot konae anl ob year yet. pensuo www ia ii jht. Tfc boom vu a Oar fipurUef dairy prodacti for Janufara cabin, and tk pm wa tb ary. own on I wanted to are. t it aid U 11, anut;td to over tlOAQOO Cuae f jt a lotT be aekc4 a we drun less thas f jt the aim month in 10. Tui show two fact: First, there ar tnformatita ia oor-r- fewer eowa ia the dairy dLstrict than "Yc. ia case Di yoa fire iLna away free? there were year, bcau ao many I da" men became duetmraged and went out fcI LJ brarj aa" of the bosineaa. Second, dairy prodncU "do ribt oat and aeUtrt any one yoa a borne this winter, like. Thus aekctwl are marked with brinj brttt price at ia shipped a consequently ka quantity not black ml Make, tboM fft tii.cn ly abroad. I took a walk around and mads a ae The Philadelphia Telegraph says that Wtion, ajtd ba found the number and when Senator Ingall resigned the presitem. of the senate, bis farewell "You wast aa abstract of title, of dency pro speech auggteted that a greater man was coarse. Hr it U, and th ft ia 1 When I bad received it be banted oat retiring from that presidential chair deed already signed, and filled my than bad ever filld it This recall the came in, called ia the teamster and bit quotation frvm Macbeth, "Nothing so wif for witness, and aaid: became Ma life aa bis leaving it." But Here is jrocr deL I'll hare to charge John James Ingalla i not dead yet or 4 for that" even an old man. He has magnificent I paid the anm named, and be then literary ability, and baa shown himself get down a big look and aaid: an orator. If be will only curb that "Yon want it recorded, of coarse. I am the county clerk. The fee for re- caustic tongue it may well be that bis bst days are yet before him. cording ia f&" I bod it duly recorded, and just then The Terrible Car Stove. dinner wti ready. He invited me to ait A tragic interest will long hanzaround down, bat when we were through be the tunnel in New York city eaid: Vye six persons were roasted alive in t jht of "My charge for dinner ia aeventy-fiv- e cents. The taxes on your lot will be doe spectators powerless to help tll au That next week, and you had better leave the they were employes of the roaa to whose money. The amount is $1.75. and my cars they died this awful death adds to commission for receipting will be twenty-- the horror of the case. The New York five cents." law requires that cars shall not be heat-e-d earn the named and him I paid wai by stoves. The manner in which the about to get into the wagon, when he road in question complied with the law aaid: "The charge for bringing you over was to pl int a hnge coal heater in one and taking you back ia 3. Half belongs end of the car, and have hot water pipes to me, as I own the wagon. One dollar, running from this heater around the car. please." Thus it could be said that the passenger "Can yon think of anything furtherr coaches of the road were heated with I asked, as I banded him the dollar. hot water. "Well, youH have to stop at the juncThis horrible roasting of helpless viction about four hours before the eastern train comes along. I own the restaurant tims may or may not call the attention of the public in other states to the fact there. Please eat all yon can." " "I have, I said, after a little figuring, that ftioet of the railway cars in the "paid you $13.75 for a lot you advertise Union are heated in as dangerous a way to give away free. How much do you as the splendid Pullman coaches which call this land worth an acre?" took fire in the New York tunnel Many "All of six dollars, sir. I've been of them, indeed, have not even inclosed offered five and wouldn't take it." iron heaters. Tie stove in all its "Then I've paid you more than the stands out in plain sight. It is value of two acres to get a lot large true that collisions do not take place to a of on!" trows enough bury couple "Exactly, sir exactly, and I congrat- every day, but in view of the fact that several thousand persons lost their lives ulate you on your bargain." in railwaj accidents in the United States "Then you don't call it a swindler "No, sir! No, sir! A man who will last year, and of the additional fact that kick on buying a chunk of the glorious many of them were burned to death west for less than $14 isn't straight, and, just as the tunnel victims were, the law Mr, Tompkins, I'd advise you to keep an in each state should take hold of this eye on him going back and see that he matter here ; 'id now. doesn't jump out of the wagon and bilk A collision, a slight shaking up, even, vera out of your dollar." Wilmington News. r.psets the stove or spills burning coals from it. The ordinary passenger coach Private Interview. is little else than a tinder box, with its One may sometimes be made to see the uselessndss of a foolish habit by being dry, light wood, its paint and varnish, made the victim of similar behavior on and the victims are penned down and the part of another. Here is an example roasted in no time. It is a pity, indeed it is, that the spirits of those who have of being paid "in one's own coin:" A landlord in a country village was thus been done to death in flames cannot busily employed at his desk when a haunt the officers of railroad companies farmer came to the door and asked to till they abolish the demoniacal car stove. see him. The man was asked his errand, but he Strata of AVatcr. persisted that he must see the hotel The theory has been advanced that the keeper alone. The latter stepped out- earth abounds to an extent more than is side, when the farmer motioned him to now believed in underground rivers which follow and walked around to the rear flow in various directions at different - " of the hotel. When they were well around the cor- depths. What becomes, for instance, of ner the farmer stated that he wished to the waters that melt from the everlastbuy a cow and had heard that the land- ing snows of mountain tops? They do lord had one to sell., not all run off upon the surface, that is "Come on," said the other, and led the plain. Rivers have frequently been disway through a garden, a patch of pota- covered in caves far under ground, rivers toes, and after climbing a fence, through that had. s far as could be found, no a muddy barnyard and into the hotel outlet, yet they flowed on with a current r barn. as swift as that of streams above ground. landlord inside the were When they It is now commonly believed that as put his mouth near the other's ear and strata of different geological formations whispered: Js, of rock and soil lie one upon another, so "Say, neighbor, I've sold my cowl" Youth's Companion. e there are deep in the earth strata of water among the layers of soil and rock. "Sink Nicknames .at College. holes," portions of earth that seem to of the students With sobriquets range is wide and varied, a condition due to the fall down below the surrounding parts, close relations between the nicknamer bear out the idea of underground waters. and the nicknamed. Some well defined They can never be filled, no matter how rules obtain, however, which show there much debris is thrown into them, and is some method in this phase of under- the beliefs current that here the crust madness. Surnames often of earth is thin above the underground graduate carry the same nicknames, although the stream. One explorer of subterranean persons may not be related, and may be waters claims that there is at least as separated by five or ten years in the time much water in the underground river of their residence at college. ' For instreams and lakes as there is upon the stance, Jones, "79, is dubbed "Buck," surface. He himself is confident that excellent are that chances Jones, and the '89, will receive the same nickname. he has located and traced for a distance Why, no one knows, but it is a curious of eighteen miles one stream in Dakota instance of persistent personality. Again, which is from ten to fifty-fiv- e feet wide nicknames received previously at school and over four feet deep. or at home count for naught, for the From these subterranean streams the collegian ia no respecter of traditions water for irrigating the arid plains of So outside of theoollege world. f'Billy" the west will be obtained, it is expected. becomes "Sister," "Jack" is transformed In mountainous regions the subterranean into elevated "Joe'' ia into "Reddy," streams will be found to take their "Senator," etc. New York Tribune. origin. If, then,' shafts are sunk and t Mutual lack of Confidence, tunnels dug in the proper direction an "I will have to owe you a dime," said exhaustless supply of water can be obSchuler Jewett to the tobacconist as he tained from this underflow. The under of a cigar. bit off tbe-enflow of water is, in fact, now earnestly "But I haven't got confidence in you engaging the attention of the United to leave have You will to that extent. States department of agriculture. that diamond pin as collateral. Artesian wells, tunnels and reservoirs dollar a worth is diamond "That pin and a half, and I haven't got confidence near the head waters of rivers are the in you to that extent," replied Schuler means looked to to irrigate the great as he strolled out into Broadway pufiing west, and perhaps in time many parts of his cheap cigar." Texas Sittings. the east, too. Persons with brains in their heads are beginning to wonder sea invented A Swedish engineer has novel method of blasting by electricity, riously why the great rivers like the lie employs a volta arc produced be- Mississippi, Ohio and Missouri should be tween two carbon rods placed parallel. unchained and play havoc with the counWhen the arc is moved clase to the spot try along thei: banks when the water where blasting is to be effected an in- might be drawn off into great reservoirs tense local heat is created, followed by- at flood time aud kept to irrigate parched expansion, which has the effect of split- fields in the drr FREE LASO COtS lu fr, wt ' aae tu t i-- t , Fir s j HIGH. lt fiend-Lshne- t ' ss ' j ; Ths Ltfsd-ijjm are just bow g'.rA-beTbere Las ftever with will f beta each aa abca&ano. iatheeaaet tfeeasaststhe sepply is atumal and pretry regular. & macy are wasted each day, and au mxov are t urefarr aning hke fowls i turkeys. Their production, destruction and sepply in the Luoduo market is o obdiet to oueuuerrial ruk that pheaaa&ta have cramJy the dignity of paine. They arc merely brightly (damaged posltry, tuU with their f eathm oat liut tlw cam is otherwise with woodcock, snipe aad teal. This prtwe&t iectifalness ia a sign of the severe s due weather, and their cheapoa partly to tbtsr plestif olnesa. But that does not explain it altogether. The poor things are cheap because in many jL in-fta- their curat are almot krl-ftoa- s. L- - C 17f 159!. FINANCE ji. ! at Kev Tor n' Hi Prudu-- fci.n aad to 1 W f-- LutJU aid lelet I ke ici cot tit but ti 4:i an K-- f ait's f-- AnHua Urrkurtit Tie p V'i u.tvf.i Band. C S tLst FUt-Le- i . a 4 rV4 j are till oadertii-park ith a UrAr-- and hew t'.lj"..f jif pJl cm and cakketa. A fall !:c A Kd.ea gettls'acd tbiiJrvc' rwtir. promptly atttia-- u day or l lecorMiott All M wj XllMBajaaa ts to e. mankind are 25,-00- 0. Call for a Half Cent. The half cent has become a necessity in American trade, and the American Newsdealers' association will petition congress to establish a half cent coinage. On one cent papers the dealer's profit is only half a cent, and in many instances the half cent ia lost because there is no coin of this value. An appreciable loss arises from this source in the course of a year. It is a favorite way in marking retail goods of all kinds to rate them in such a way that the half cent comes in, and in every case goes to the dealer. This odd cent in a large establishment certainly amounts to several dollars daily, which the buyers lose and the feller gains for want of one-hacent coin. The infinitesimal divisions of industry and retail supplied long ago made those small coins a necessity in Europe. A centime is a fifth of a cent. Switzerland has a centime piece, Belgium a two centime piece: has the pfennig, h of a cent. Age of equal to Steel. lf one-fourt- Six and Niae Month Ahead. Work is now being pushed on the next Christmas numbers of the magazines and periodicals. The poets, wits and story writers have all done their part of the work, and the artists are now engaged on the illustrations. Nobody upsets the conventional order of things more than the magazine men. The April magazines are now printed, the numbers for the early summer months are being "made np" or arranged six months ahead of time. The reason that the Christmas pictures are being made is that Christmas work, being very particular and heavy in quality, practically goes on all the year. New York Sun. Their Watches Being Bepalred. Two Doyleetown gentlemen wanted , to test the magnets at Swartley's new mill a few days ago, and, after trying the penknives, thought they would see if the magnets would hold gold and silver watches. The watches are now laid up for repairs, and e jewelers have a the high priced job in demagnetiz-iiworks. It is never too late to learn. Doylestown Intelligencer. g Cm. (f.MX ALTLAKE L4 e&4 Tin. PAflFlC (OA8I, APCS El.Ws. WfcoteaaJ iwiMtit undue dollar. kt lu. M So. t auSl- - lartr M Oat. MMrkwt. wr rwt LMti M f tetcuut4 tWWf. fw4. I BartMf. 1 Hwti tii ttet J i M " pr-t'a H 3 -D- mI IN imnlpmpnk - IU1VIVU1VUIVI q.vm.us. 99 Wagon., nuffgien. Road Carts, BuckboarcLa, ii J W rw3 I". ti) 1 04 ar 74 Kxutilxa urkt Talil ull. Mr too SfiSVe M al 13 H IS par eaa. bUuar. ti U) i 00 Turbine Wheels. Emrines Saw Mills. MARKETS. Waon Material, Heavy Hard C. II. Greenwell & Bros. ware, Iron and Steel. Baker WaOLElaXB SMO ESTaO. book-keepin- BUTCHEKS. DEALERS Barbed Wire, Black smith Tools, Etc. d velvet In the musical department EALER I- 11 VI t'lxaoeoaiMsalt p'rt'a Hotui pries ar about !(!, paatMc GEO. A. LOWE, 11 tu 10 t Jtx Mnl W tr Ogden, Utah. Conducted by the Sister of the Holy Cross. Is a boarding and day school devoted to the education of young ladies and little girls. In addition to a thorough practical English course and Latin, classes in type are conducted writing and short-hanafter the latest approved methods. French and German are optional studies. Besides the elements of drawing which are taught in all the classes, private pupils in the studio receive instruction in crayon, pastel, painting in oil and water colors, on China silk, satin and la ianacar.Cokirada iwhiI isdt k.-fl- t. LEE. I Dannr, t'uiot. SI I no Bras aa4 bturu F Sffttl'-- . t "1". HAi. S. htrnui arid GtLr r&M Bl rwiUa. lliLLbiAN. ti)py4 remedy which is truly pleasing and rePaoocrs. freshing to the taste and prompt and BottM. hrtt. per t lb . Hotter. L'th. effectual to cleanse the system gently in do the Spring time or, in fact, at any time iuiuu. LAcwru Dr lb... iwi snd the better it is known the more pop-alutl tmekt HEAET ACADEMY, sTraaW tit ail btii. H. Fuxa. Laotraa it becomes, iiiut.,a 13) 1 A Torwt can iiKmmm Iwfwtiii aa Frann.M.. tb bum ocbfurtaU. tbm aaft, a4 taa ) Si . IHWU14. au. I twirl I rwt. Cora. . Frioaa. ulGLU-- EriPMESi l3BU4. (KSDEX MARKET BEPOET. almost Unlimited and Mai. hut year cf when Syrup of Figs was first produced TimotLr, tf'bt left above No personalty. a (4 doubt in most of these case the testa- the world was enriched with the only llmtrtbi. KM Tup tors were not born with this amount perfect laxative known, as it b the only wild SACRED ak'sw JOD go PTEBtO tEXTEB.COIjOaHOSPEISGS lii MiVirOC. UfAPTILLE s If, therefore, we multiply thirty-on- o by twenty we shall bave (ou a somewhat high estimate) the number of persons now bring in Ureat Britain who bave more titan 350.000. If we add to these 620 another 620 for those whose realty and personalty together exceed 250,000, we arrive at the fact that there are not above 1,240 persona in the United Kingdom who have more than this sum. 1 was dining with some people List week, several of whom might have been able to give a correct answer to the query, how many persons worth more then 250,000 were now living in Great Britain. Their gueeeet were hopeleasly wrong, ranging between 10.000 and And yet, as a matter of fact, there are probably fewer than my estimate, for I ought, I suspect, to multiply by a lower figure than twenty. London Truth. 5 ..1 STESEST C P. Lambert, corner of 2Xh street aad Jefferson avenue. iisjrs who died 250,000 of e 4 lv. For Headstotsea aad MututiietU Britaia. ... Cop;w, s Thirty-on- STANDARD GUAGE 13 .1-- far-Se- c calj r'.-Lt- . Railroad PIKFS PEAK K01TEI Oe oe 3Iitol feZoeev. eoKparrf. and Take it bef ire brewf." Henpartrsdg. The ptarmigan ar not so ley's English Damirijoa Tosic. Ir. aa former Swedes winters. ia plentiful sd Norway rather overdid the supply. Not an eoattrfl or face bleach, but It seems now to be the torn for partr- true beauUJier Wisdom" KoUfrtits. There is famihar bird our the of idge. It's famous; own stubble and turnip Oelda. It it price and its place. But the French Hiod's biniaUEf ta ti trif r.I" m partridge the red legsej variety are thoussnds bo Lavs been cured by the coming freely into market, and Eusaia celebrated Oregun Kidney Tea. hold is sending as over thousands of braces, everywhere. which, after tbeexpense and risk of long The WarU Eariekea. the carriage, can be sold at The facilitiea of the present day for the I rice of our own birds. Pall Mall production f everything that will conduce to the material ellare and comfort Ga-aftt- Colorado t Wrt:ie Fatu-- u S Besides these we have ptarmigan two-third- AND COMMERCE. . OODEN IN TTTAJT. THE BRUNSWICK! Meat, Poultry and Fish lessons are Finest Billiard Hall in Utah. given in vocal music, and on piano, harp, guitar, organ, violin, mandolin and Try oar Pars Lard, manaf aetnrad , bj oar-Up Staira Over Maden'a zither. Special classes in art music, auti yo a wiu uaTer orn aur oiuar. Mail nd have been formed ordfr wbolmalinir a for baiinaw fancy work, etc., apeeial witb o. W hava the largest Hall in Iret. ladies residing in the city. Qgdea and in the Brunswick Table exclusFor further particulars apply to Sister ively. superior, uguen. L tan. TwKUty-fourt- ROBERT BROGELMAN Wisdom's Violet I'rram Is a new and elegant preparation for eradicating and preventing roughness of the lace snd hands. Use it freelv at night just before retiring and ou will be delighted with a soft, smooth skin. Try it "Liver complaint knocked ou every round" by Dr. Ken ley's English Dan delion ionic. Jij. u. l. Read the Sunday Commercial. scribe now. (Succwwor to Frlti 4 Brogelmaa) COME AND SEE US. I. G. Proudfit & Con CHICAGO THE BRUNSWICK. Sausacre Works! Foot of Twentieth St. -- German City Office at Croam City Meat Market, 25th St. . ALL KINDS OF SAUSAGE Restaurant WALTER BRAND, PRO. Sub- MAKING OF THE A A CLEAN NEAT, Sehurjjelsberar & McNangbton. SPECIALTY. Ogden builds her own carriages and OYSfER AND SHORT ORDER HOGS wagons. The firm of Schnegslsberg & orrtora All by mail or wireiircn prompt attnn-tioMcXaughton build the best light and Telephone id. P. O. Box tol. , heavy wagons in the city. They now have ca hand four light wagons which Sunday Dinner from 4 to 6 p. ra. A. E. B. to L. invite Wetbebbi. in BaLca you Complete inspect. they 3430 GRANT AVE, OGrDKN every part these vehicles are as near be attained. as can Thorough perfection JDJJ and careful workmanship, from long exin the manufactory of wagons perience KXALL, KINDS OFJKS and carriages, has given Schnegelsoerg & McXaughton the name of turning out Fresh Meats, Fish, Poultry and the best work only. Fred J. Kiesel t Co. Game in Season. CHICAGO The Cream City Market ni many other . business houses in this city will attest Call at Ordar taken at yoar door, and jrood dU-erthe truth of these statements. "& St. to any part of the city. PROMPT the factory in the rear of the Consolia apecialty. Our Meat dated Implement Co's. store, between DELIVKKY Wacon ia a Market on wheel which call at and Twenty-Fourt- h Twenty-thir- d streets your houae ao that yon may aelect yonr own It ran north of 23d St. on Washington and inspect our work for yourself. Our good. Aveone and the Bench. line running Solid Testibnled, Steam b the only and prices are as low as compatible with TeLNa 1. S31 1 Electric-lighte- d Train Daily Washington Aw. heated work. Try us between Chicago and Omaha, composed thorough and first-clas- s of Magnificent Sleeping Car and once and in the future you will always patronize us. The Finest Dining: Cars In the World. ScmfEGELSBEKO & McNaUGHTOST, The Western Carriage Works. tot LOSTerraiinra VAiraooDi Boston Meat Market. THE rt Paul Milwaukee RAILWAY FOR To Ladies Troubled With Painful or suppressed menstruation Oregon Kidney Tea, if taken a few days before the expected period, relieves all pain. It contains no mineral poisons. UE) ONLY! Oeatral aad KEEV0D8 D8ILni Waakaaaiaf Body and Bhni. tSetit of Error.orEiMM.iin OldsrToiuut, aAMMlMinrBll. a..,...,, ItMlor.. Haw te al.r.t l iOBf. StrnnteaWHtK, lnSl!U)riDORH"f3l,BTHur TKUTIKSIT-aM- SU 1. tf. atarialrly HlUlh HO mW.Ur,rrMtVUU.urraj.Cl.trl-aaafoiCAk CO.. aw. h Writ. th.ifc Ua.0. N. Y. I , , FIRST-CLAS- S. Any further information a to Rates of Far etc., will be cheerfully furnished by ALEX MITCHELL. Commercial Agent. T. F. POWELL, Traveling Agent. O. K. T. means Oregon Kidney Tea. 1G1 " Death of a Hairleas Han. Notice. Elias Lyons, aged 80 years, was burThe undertaking business of the late ied Saturday from his late residence, ten S. M. Preshaw will be continued for the miles north of Muncie. Mr. Lyons was at the old stand, 2452 Washpresent one of the earliest settlers of the Missis-- " ington avenue. tf sinnewa valley., He possessed a marked Here is a Bargain. physical peculiarity in the fact that he had no hair, being hairless ' from birth. An elegant cabinet grand upright He left a son who has no hair Other than piano for sale, regular price 8700, will a light fuzz on top of his head. Cor. In- sell for 1435, 125 down, balance 110 per ' month. Call or address dianapolis Journal. jg F. E. Warren Mercantile Co. j, i First National Bank Building. A Nobleman's Darlfea; Feat, a i rj A Paris telegram says: The Prince de ' Money to Loan! Rohan has accomplished a wonderful to He loan on Diamonds, Watches, Princa with feat made awager Money Torlonia that he would descend the Jewelry, etc. Unredeemed pledges for St stone steps at Monaco with a carriage sale cheap. 204 and 206, Twenty-fift- h drawn by four horses.' The Prince de Rohan won his wager without any mis- Notice to all Water Consumers East hap at 2 o'clock in the morning. , f of, Adams Avenue. w ater aystem in the upper I I ineoia Bernhardt' Mm. f Pay. Mme. Sara Bernhardt expects to come Dart of the citv ineludinor all that. nor. tion east of Adams avenue will be abanback from her next American tonr a doned on the first day of April 1891. millionaire. Her engagement is for two Conoumers their supply of water getting years, and is to embrace the two AmerifroJ fne old mains in tbis portion of the cas. She is to get 40 a' day for hotel citil 'ioula.call lmmed lately at the office ! Bear iiftke and Kiver Water expenses and 120 for each representaoft tion plus the third of what may be V and Irrigation Company and taken at the doors. London application for service connection new system. The old system will 'Andoned all over the city on the Not Indian, bat apple. I April, isyi. There is a man on Mars hill with 1,000 H. C. Gilbert, e barrels of Dakota reds on hand. He was General Manager. offered recently $2,000 for them in the, cellar, which he poStely declined. Ar al Blanks of all kinds for sate at oostook pie.) lmercial Orhce. EVERYTHING S. Main Street, Salt Lake City PRINTING INKS! To Printer and Pnblinher : The Commercial Pcbmshino Company is carryimr a larire and select ntock of Standard, Fine and Superfine News, Poster and Job Inks. Roller and Tablet-inf- t Size and Varnishes also kept Composition. in stock. Those in need of ink will do well to of Commbbciai.. The bay Health i I is Wealth! fir, TON HOI WATER ETERt Tbe Most Improved and Economical - H.ditef-'- Uie HfeWwUH L ' " J . Tit-Bit- Star-Heral- d, Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brats Treat-mkn- t, a (ftiaranteed srwciiic for Hysteria, Dizzi ness, tonruUions, fits, .Nervous neuralgia, Headache, Nerrous Prostration caused by the Mental iie of alcohol or tobacco,of Wakefulness, the Brain resulting Depression, Softening in insanity and leading to misery, decay and death. Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power in either sex. Involuntary Losses and caused by over exertion of tue S)rmat,orrhoa Each box or btain, self-abucontains one month's treatment. $1.00 a box, or six boxes for $5.00, sent by mail prepaid on t 't iptof price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order received by ns for six boxes, accompanied with $5.00, we will send the purchaser nr written guarantee to refund the money if the treatment doe not effect a oore. Guarantees issued only by H. A. Walker, Druggist Sale ., 871 Twenty-fourt- h St.. OgJeu. Utah Plumbing and Gas Fitting IN ALli ITS BEAKCHES. DOYLE 2304 & HALVERSON, Washington Are. Call and get price. |