OCR Text |
Show EXAMINER: TDE MORXIXO 2 MONDAY 001EN. CTAII, MORNING, ui svl is in position in the wall, not oa a mixing board. The foregoing applies to cement mor!' tar; limb nmrtar Is barumd to a Hum degree, and. for some purposes. mortar should be allowed to stand for wmie days Tbr plaster uned fur finished walls and ceilmga la building work is n guud eaampl of this: it ts usually allowed to stand for at least ten s days before using, and fur some shall work It is specified ibst It be allowed to 'aud for three weeks. This ia done iu order that th hair used in mixtures for 'bia purpose may tho- r decom-pooroughly commingle with, and Be Bill in. h mortar. When cement mortar .alone is used, it should lie placed in the wall aa fast as matte and nut allowed Ui stand. Must of the natural cements are and require thia to a grea'er exu-n-i than the Hurtlauds. Lima and cemeiiL mixtures may be allowed to stand a short time if properly made; and Urn mortars a still longer tint, ca-- a, depending, in all but the last cement of relative the proportion mill upon 8tr I of represent-thHenry The national hou Special Correspondence ) that tnif into effect meas- contained. The actual time then hrgln putting tit reguone f of A mild ia largely to ill dispose caae O. C.. Feb. ! be in alluwed any recent Washington, ihe in which ures it promised ! can army election and determined by be experiment, lar annual rupply measure was in the sensation Ways snd created campaign. be learned by timing tbe period be- Means committee rfl. Oa W. Far From Agrsament. appropnarion bill thl Harvey lr. by tween tbe mixing and the taking uf of The Algeciras conference on Moroc- an initial set. .Monday lb find "upiiln" day Min- Wiley, the eminent food expen of the and Engineering the aoteion will taka plee. Suspension can affaire do not promise immediate ing Journal. Department of Agriculture, who declarTba discussion of tbe most day ia a prnmedure ahr a member results ed that fuael oil was not dangerous to difficult question before the confermay. if h ban made arrangement health but on the contrary I rather s B BANNERMAN will CAMPBELL of Mivrocco. with tb speaker la adyaar. ba recon-nliaence, the policing pleasant drink." In view of the fact MIXED MAJORITY. and enter a motion to unpud proceed this week The exchange of that all other leading chemists regard 1 1 objecbill. between a taken ha which and notes place paaa tba rules fusel oil as very poisonous. Dr. Wiley's vote will France and Uermauy leads to the If there is no doubt about the Uniontion ia raied. a lao-thirstatement will undoubtedly cause much the said that tba be It must and are desirous ist disaster both countries pas the that objection obviate comment in th scientific world. It Is abtb clouded ailaataa of ia of Liberal an by amicable debate of reaching forty triumph adjustment lull, after thought likely, however, that it le one tba forward ordered sence a definite Involved. of policy. by ia th questions a hick aawtnatirally his 'scientific pleasantries." like hie of bill of a be Much will governtill any lTndr order, expected objurMlon. Swimming Mast In N. V. . statements con.id-n regarding artificial honey for with and clean la ment powerful calendar eligible on tba Every prominent swlmmsr in tbe will In the comb, artificial lsmb chops and but Campbell-llennwmainfor has entered the States Called Imitation whiskey. It difficult to frame pulirlee comill. Army AppropriaSton door swimming rbampiunstitp to be find Dr. Wiley was before the committee bis nominal strength with mensurable ! af York of Athletic New Hnll tba held the military club, without Chalrmaa tt fool of strong vested in- In regard to tba proposition to remove falling the 1o continurail aad up faira committee experts beginning February list terests. The intentkm of the govern- tbe isi on alcohol when rendered unarmy appropriation bill Tueaday. lie ing for four days. In addition to Ibe ment is to keep bom rule In the back- fit fiir drinking and used in tbr arts and of ba will be . esttmaine clubs alii it Tharaday rare many prominent that He strongly advocated such while pursuing n policy of Irish sciences. Friday before tba immure 1 represented by aster polo and relay ground nilddl course on a measure and la the course m bis tesconcilia but cm, any t of. Tba teams. general finally diepoaed Irish ms tiers la very bard to bold. timony treated the committee to a disan tba bill win occupy Tueaday Mining Engineers tn Meet. Liberals have promised to undo sertation on whiskey, highly recomThe of adneadav. aad at laaat a part convenrioa of the Amer- the favoritism of the education act. by mending that which le bottled-ln-bonThe national mill rule flea the mlnuta nailer ican Institute of Mining Engineers will which the voluntary f Church of EngAs Dr. Wllejr hi devoted much of hie not ba ruruilad and a day or more be held nt Lehigh University. Mouth land) school were placed upon Ihe time, his enemies ray moat of i. to Inthe In will ha ooaaumad aerutiniaiug on Fen nay Ivania, February public funds without any adequate vestigating the ruhject of whiskey, Bethlehem, datalli of tba bill under Ihia order. 31. provision for public control; but here having spent all lest summer abroad Tba provision of tba bill abobablng Naw Orleans. Madrt Gras in also It will be very difficult to upset for that purpose, bia recommendation tba grade of llaulenant general of the The annuel Madrl Oran festivities in the accomplished fact. Most of all. of bottled-in-bom- l whiskey made a fav'army will ba tba text of number of New Orleans begins on February 33. the new government le already locked orable lmpreael'm on the committee ns " speeches. The pmvlaton i "new in a desperate onntest with the finanand consequently aubjert to a and continues until the 37th. doming from an expert. He declared cial and mining intervals of the Rsnd. be wee "a temperance man." but that jKtint of order. Tba making of a point ns In lords it ANO PARMER. here, THE BIRDS England, Capital 'of order la wtthla the province of any he considered a Prohibitionist "a very is Lombard street opand iuexorsbly member and tba provision may go mil Inirmperste man." The question of Opinion among farmers, save the posed tn any interference with the the ionic properties uf fusel oil came of tha bill In thia manner. To ennow controls that as la Dallv divided moneyed oligarchy Mail, hopelessly courage markemanabtp In tba army the resent up while Dr. Wiley was discussing the committee haa Inserted a provision In te ike value of birds to tbe agricul- the Tntnsvtal colony. ofIt will various alcohols produced by the distbe restriction discussion held a At any turist. equally importation by tba bill creating three gradea of "extillation of grain. of roolie Ihe extension of end labor some advocated of board agriculture and providing for 1nrreed pay "Then fusel oil Is an alcohol 7 askpert" conreto Ihe free what of government destruction recently they .fbr each grade. Tba flrat grade car the ed Chairman Fayne. Prethe otheia Already aa feathered quered territory. peels, , rim with It added pay of ft a month; garded. Yea, it is amyl alcohol. responded the second grade 8 and tbe third 83. claimed that the birds do more good mier has receded from thetheposition ooolle Dr. Wiley. of It la aatimated that tba aggregate then harm. Those moat Interested iu of executive prohibition "Fusel oil Is very poisonous. Is It already increaae in expenditure under thia pro the subject think that under present traffic, to permitting nontrsete not? continued Mr. Payne. vlalon will amount to 75.nti0 a year. ouadllMua the balance of nature has made, and referring the whole matter Ob. fusel oil l m)t so deadly," rea representative government yet to The benefit to tbe army by enenurag-- i been upset. Tbe gamekeepers killed In off the predalory birds, and farmers lie formed In Mouth Africa. A certain plied Dr. Wiley, rrornfully. aa ia rifle regarded expertneae 'lng' "I always understood tt wa a more than eompenaalnry, aad while dub give a high price for magpies, amount of veering must lie expected said the rhairman. interested In lays and others lhat prey on eggs and in a government that has soared an ,' the provlaioi U Ilka that aboliabiag tbe la enormous popular success without se- pursuing the subjert. there Is Tbe lhat result fledgelings. of lieutenant aubjert general, grade "That la a mistake." emphatically dedefinite popular mandate. Tha to a paint of order, tha military rom-- unquestionably aa abnormal number curing a ba indignantly wiped all Un- clared the government food expert. belief that the provlaien of entail birds that do a great amount country mlttea baa of damage to crops. The Hoclety for ionist ciphering off Ihe Parliamentary "It Is really rather a pleasant drink." MIL , will remain In the, Ihn Protection of Wild Birds agrees slate, without supplying a new legend Continuing, Dr. Wiley testified that Army and Militia Maneuvers that with gome exceptions the number for the guidance of the IJherala. It Is on one occasion when be was In a A provtaion for Joint army and ml of their proteges is Ineresslng. but It accordingly a aubjert. of eager expec- saloon in a low part of Washington, Mila maneuvers la another topic proll-- , Is out that while the damage tation to see whst the new government in h "quarter where millionaires do not flc of dlaeuaniou. Thera ia an eagre-.gat-e thapointed do Is palpable the good they will do with ibe wmiewbat embarrasslive, " and explained purely to pursue of 1700.0011 ranted ia tha maas- - do bird, Is not no easily noted. A long ing tabula rasa that awails tbe writ- my Investigations," he saw a workura for thia purpose. Tha plan la to series of mild winters York Evening PosL ban preserved ing hand.-X- ew man get a flit-- a of alleged whiskey . have tha manauvere held li many aae- - Ihn birds, the especially with a glass of beer for a "chaser" for of tho country. Regular army kinds, who feed so largely on fruit. MILLIONAIRE'S POOR STOMACH. the eum of five tlona He did not rrnts. troop are to be marched from their It Is of these that so wny complaints think the drink wee really whiskey." regular posta to tba altea salaried for are now being made by worn-ou- t of I be over atomach The "The only way to b sure of getting the maneuvera and militia within a la Surrey and Kent. fed millionaire ia often paradod in the he said, Is to get convenient location will ba asked to Dxrlmua Lingwuod of Btonbam, public prints as a horrible example of prof whiskey," whiskey out of unopened participate, la this way general bene Suffolk, writes: I consider tha in the evils attendant pn th poesenalon bottles. He made a strong plea fur .St la expected to ba spread through- creasing fondness of Mrds for fruit of great wealth. But mllllonalrea are out both organisations. Tha bill con- Is in a great msssaro due to ihn dry not tho only ones who are afflicted the passage of the bill, mentioning producers of "straight" whistains a provision aMIshtag mileage summers. Worms, etc., being diff- with bad otomaeh. Tb proportion that the bottled-ln-bonkey, or for officers and men when I ravel icult to obtain, Ihn Mrd turned their le far greater among th tollers. goods, were Jiajr by aea. In tbe place of mileage attention to fruit, not only eating it and Indigestion are rampant practically bankrupt. in thia Instance tba actual expenses themselves, but bringing up ihrif among these people, and they suffer Representatlroa Payne and Dalzell ' of the trip are to be paid by the gov- young on tbe game diet. Hy the wild far worse torture than the million- brought out the fact that the distillers ernment. Retired officers are by this birds . liquor Journla were eupport-ln- g protection arts orders are aire unless they avail themselves of a and the bill as a step In the direction of tbe agreement allowed to reeeiva mileage granted by the home secretary tl standard medicine like Green's Aug-u- l tinder certain restrictions. The use of county councils applying tho acts to which baa been a favorite nnraxed alcohol for drinking purposes. Flower, army transports la restricted by the each county.- Tha shouting or snar- household remedy for all atomach They also mentioned that they had rebill to transporting tmope and army ing of wild birds Is prohibited from trouble for over tMrty-flyears. ceived a number of letters from temauppllea. March 1st to August 1st, except ia August Flower reatores the torpid liv- perance people who believed the propoItThe house probably will content (he case of certain districts where a er. thus creating appetite and Insur- sition would lead to increased drunkenself with working but live days this variation has been secured, usually ing perfect digestion. It loose and ness. Dr. Wiley admitted that denat-nriseweek, taking adkwrnment from Fri- for tbe protection at all times of rare vitalises the entire system and make alcohol, especially if containday until Monday. birds. The prohibition, except In the life worth living, no matter what your ing only a small proportion of wood Pure Food Bill In Sonata. latter esse, does not apply to the owi station. Trial bottles, 35c; regular alcohol, would doubtless be drank In the alums and by the uninformed The senate's program an far as It era or occupiers of land or per --on alxe, 75c. At all druggists. baa been arranged provides only for authorised by them, so that farmer throughout the country; adding that tha Anal consideration of tbe purr have s great deal of latitude In the NEED OF WATER aa they now drink ether and kerosene food Mil and (be continuance of the matter." TRANSPORTATION. they would drink denaturixed alnohol. The Wild Birds' Protection society disc u ilon of the statehood bill, which In England. It la understood, ihe medI no was begun last Thursday by Senator points out the fart that there The existing congestion of freight ical authorities have vehemently deDirk. The vote on the pure food bill bird fairly rhargesble with any ap- 1 raffle on nearly all the railroads, not- nounced the growing practice uf drinkwill he taken on Wednesday and II preciable damage which the owner or withstanding recent immense addiing methylated spirits whlrh ere unwill be discussed to a considerable ex- tiller of the soil la prevented slaugh- tions to rolling stock and terminal fa- taxed and are obtained very cheaply at tent during Monday and Tuesday. Ren- tering si any period of the year. It cilities. makes a the present propitious corner groceries. Russia has offered a at nr Heyburn haa given notice that Is claimed that the division of birds moment fir Impressing of upon tbe peofor a successful he will rail the hill up Mmtday for Into insectivorous and otherwise Is ple and upon congress the necessity reward process of rendering alcohol unfit for Few species ne either of the purpose of offering and permitting larger facilities for water transpor- drinking, while not Injuring II for Inothers to offer amendments. The rote entirely insectivorous or entirely vege- tation. Many railroad nten. even, will be taken on Wednesday, Immed- tarian. And both hard hllleil and soft wrestling with the problem of hand- dustrial purposes, and Canada requires it t be mixed with fifty per cent wood iately after the rinse of the rnutlne billed birds Include men's allies In tbe ling bulky freight which will not alcohol. cultivation of the ground. huatnas. bear n tariff sufficiently high to make "If the people get toBenalnr Dirlc continue hi Its handling profitable In the presence and opiKise this measure," suggether If Traveling In Japrn speech Monday in support of the stateof glut of other tnnnsae on whlrh gested Represent stive hood Mil. hut there Is no decision as Or any civilised country, you can proChamp Clark ol return can be realised are be- Missouri, ther have sufficient to who will follow him. Renat or Bev- cure laxative Bromo Quinine from any larger strength tn acknowledge that tn (he deginning " eridge says that ho expects to anon druggist. All nations use IL E. V. velopment nf water tranepnrtalion lies tu he respected Dr. Wilej choose a senator to reply to the Ohio GROVK'8 signature on box. proclahned himself a the only prospect of Its solution. Also, senator, hm no nc on that ide ap "temperance risa. vhlle he regarded In the long run. water transportathat. pears prepared to proceed with a set TEMPERING LIME AND CEMENT tion will he made auxiliary tn the fur- a prohibitionist as "an intemperate speech and it new appears probable MORTARS. ther development of istlrnad systems. man." that (he proposed amendments to he "Where Rev. WUhur F. Iet Mich views become general, as Mil may he taken up for consideration is sn art; the they must liefore "ihe logic of events" Crafts?" tnq'ir'd a member of the comnusisr Tempering at an earlier da than has heretofore Ir.imbl manipulator of the ho Is ni-- t in ihe transportation world, and prsc-tisll- mittee, refer Tg to the celebrated been exported. It lnl to rank as an artl-.Xni only all Influential antagonism to head nf the arlonnl Reform Bureau Interest in Forakcr Amendment. !m looks after temperif of this rt?. muntinl dixti-rit1- . hut nln th- knowl- national aid In the development All interest cen'ers In edge of the properties of different wa'erwsvs will have disappeared. The ance 1iIIn iiin He in mu ihi:i& Ibe country is safe, eoiiNiant. reiteration of 'he statement provision giving both lorrltorlrt. kinds of iiinitar and of the i ffcrt of an opportunity to vote separately on cot to voice. proportions of the tngivdiiiiil-npo- n thu' the waterway Is rhlefly valuable replied iinn'h. the question of Joint statehood for tt. sic factors which con'iilvite as a regulator of railway rates'' Is no New Mexico and Arizona and it ini largely in ihe of the m.in longer necessary, and Is misleading A GUARANTEED CLRE FOR FILER not at all iinpmtmliU- - that that point still the hoc The lallwavs themselves are likPl.v to Itching. Blinl, Bleating, Protruding i go nseis of wvier Iran become la may be quite suddenly reached. porta Tests m.iile hy (' W. Smith lmu; Files. Druggist ere authorized to r 'Ion wherovrr it la avaiivhie. of tho amendment would two yearn aao And resultare that fund money if PAZO 3INTMENT faUs not have the effect of bringing the dis- sonnwhai win giro to the engineer Ihe waterwnv is to make valuable, prising to euro in 6 to If dap. 60c. cussion of the measure o a clise, cheaply transportable, million wlui is acritsiitnied to use no cement there are other 0'iextinn on f tons annually of suhsianres for thHI is more than half sn hour Mortar which he senate ia divided, lint whlrh denser pt'pMlntloii have ere CUTICLE TAKEN rROM BODIES Id. The test were made mortar ated a large demand where formerly materially curtail It and In the of 1 :.1 proportion- - in the iiion : a usual end Insure tbe paseene of the Mil. all at existed. develn.i This (mand of freshly mixed tnortar. and of moi-la- r The Kxaniiner says that through tbe Hrnaior Beveridge values is expresses confiopment of now taken from the same hatch our d dence that the bill will not he amended a t.ii gp figure In making the i sre'cMiicas ,.f two Medical students, to rut l w.m old Inter. The morar in snv i l.v the become known tbit severs! ores non ef waterway nae. The op profitable to i' hss men in San Francisco have orpon.m or the hill concede the elo-- r for th tests; briquets made from tl the Nation. Rt. Paul Pioneer Press. .wiling t ne-- s of the division and feel that i. ganized s pnrnerstfp for dealing In their after the eanir period of thc-r human skin s'rippef from corpses In chance re a in the Koraker ameti'l-menr- . showed results slightly hImiyc "FREAK'S" ROMANTIC WEDDING. gnven b the freshly mixed tench The linspl'sl and college dissecting rooms, Mr The eqnferenre report on the urg- cement used was e The tomantie story nf Frlnecss tinned an, nude lrto purses and are ent deficiency appropriation lull will land. Its initial irt Ivin reached in netia. a young lady, eich'ei-year ticle nf wearing apsrel. This Much of lie reported during the week, hut it about thirty minutes. iu1nes. it is sstd. hss been In if .use. nn-possessing nri'hrr arms from the remits will proha lily rregte very little If any which nor legs, has just known here, operation sor e tlmt. end Its owners disrussinn. made e nideib1c money hy It. might have been expected wa tin saw the tieiKVu cori espnnd-'n- t of tho have A dsv or two ago two men who deNewt British Parliament. douhtediy due to the personal ri latinn I nn luii Ms'i When King Rrtward formally opens of the mixer. The Princess." who in on exhibition clined t i el their names, hm who ceI'nder ordinary rimim-'sn- ci wi'h s handsome said they were niedital students living fell In lov parliament. Monday he will set m motion the wheels of a new government ment mortar should he msdc in German namiM .) seph Starker, in Ran Fnnei.eit, caled nn August y.iui-such size thnt there will ti. nue a n.i the eo:ip!i of Ihe Manssse Rlock in Great Britain. His maWy will arraugf to get mairied Tanningpresident of West Berkeley, cv-- n left to stand over night, over Aneita's impresario, -- make tha nasal speech from the 'hrone however, refused and askedcompany him to prepare some human and parliament will immediately take the noon hour. Most cetr.ert uic-iarhi- - consent. skin for commercial purposes np..the dlsensxlon of It, reply,1 The will begin to Set tM'fore the of In revenge S'.irker oom With hetn they )ad two piece of liberal party Under the leadership 0f such an intrrnl. The pliicu for iisvtar intern af ini illuiva against her ph cuticle, nr shout s f.mt sq'i-nand the with police, who grresied the tuber a trifle sttaller. whlrh tiicv Ui 'he impresario S' ark nr t)i,-carried admitted they had s' ripped from a off he Princes and body In R disertir,e ..urn They sail ne'i on every the couple were forniallv tv of 'he they In'ended nisk r: The bridegroom he'd 'intbles-brid- e skin. Minas-- c deil.ned . ase CmeeCoMinOnaDey.Crinlna Devs' It his arms during the reremony. FOR THE COMING WEEK Army Appropriation By the House Statehood Discussion In Senate New British Parliament So Says Government Expert Before a quick-settin- Opens Today Committee d lie-If- ma-Jvlt- n ftp r a fr fr fr fr fr fr fr fr fr fr . rtti frig Wfr Csniphell-Hannemia- e - ISM. fr first-clas- Taken Up Will 19, m FUSEL OIE IS FORECAST OF EVENTS I'ERREARY legis-lalion- . . pot-so- 1 eoft-Mlle- d fruit-growe- Dye-peptd- - d - temiM-ranC- f fr fr fr fr fr fr fr fr fr da-.ba- - fr fr fr fr tn id in tg fr m HOW ONTARIO '.g'AS FOUND. Park City Mins Was Grg Hsarat for Bought $32,500. aayed aa well as it promised. When I got bacg to Salt Lake, my samples asby sayed HO ts J25 ounces silver per ton, with an average of about 80 ounces. Walter P. Jenney, the well known mining engineer and metallurgist of this city, hss contributed sn article to th Mining ft Scientific Press of Ban Franc Leo. in which he tells hoy the Ontario mine at Parw pity vxf y covered. In (be summer of 1183, says Mr. Jenney, I was traveling through Sonora, with Mr. George Hearat, when he told me how, io years before, be found the Ontario mine. A prospector from Parley's Park. Utah, had brought, into Balt Lake City camples of quartz mixed with canary-yelloand broght bine oxidized ore (the charaeierlstlc surface-or- e of he Park City district resulting from the oxidation of mixed galena and arsenical gray copper), that assayed 100 to 300 ounces silver per ton. The vein, the prospector stated, outcropped 50 feet wide for hundreds of feet along the mountain side. When I got there, I found an immense reef nf quartzite, with occasions! scattered nests of ore, and saw at once that it was no good. That reef is there today in McHenry's gulch, and has never been worked, save In a small way. While I was looking over the ground, a miner told me that about two miles west. Just over the divide. some boy had struck a vein of the same kind of ore, and he thought they hail a good show to make a mine. I went tu see it; they had two openings on the vein less than 100 fret apart, and a shaft down about 50 feet. The ore in ihe wideat place measured not more than IS inches, but the vein had all the marka of a thoroughbred; and I decided to buy it. If the ore aa- . w Shortly after this, I purchased the mine for myself end Mr. J. B. Haggln of Ban Franclaoo, for 43,600, and Mr. R. C. Chambers was appointed superintendent. The Maraac mill, built for the Flagstaff mine, was leaned, and we at once started to open up the property. In its early hlatury the Ontario never had an assessment; the mine paid for everything, repaid Its purchase prim and met. from the output, the expense Tha of machinery and development. gross production to date le nearly and there hae been disbursed In dividends $15,000,000. HELP IN CASE OF ACCIDENTS., Drowning. 1, Loosen the clothing, if any. 2, Empty lunge of water by laying laxly on its atomach and lifting It by the middle so that the head hang down. Jerk the body a few times. 3, Pull tongue forward, using handkerchief, or pin with string, If necessary. 4. Imitate motion of respiration by alternately compressing and expanding the lower riba, abont twenty times a minute. Alternately raising and lowering the arms from the aides up above the head will stimulate the action of the lungs. Let It be done gently but persistently. 6, Apply warmth and friction to estremltiea, 6, By holding tbe tongue forward, closing the nostril and pressing the "Adams apple" back (so aa to close entrance to stomach), direct inflation can he tried. Take a deep breath end breathe it forcibly Into the mouth of patient, compress the chest to eipel the air and re fr fr fr nt id fr peat the operation. 7. DON'T GIVE UP! People have been saved aft- -r hours of patient, vigor us effort. 4. When breathing begins, get patlrat Into warm bed, give warm drinks, or spirits In teaspiwnfula, fresh air and quiet. Burns and Bcalda. Covi-- r with Cooking Boda and lay wet cloth over It. White of Eggs and Olive Oil. Oliva or Linseed Oil plain or mixed wi'h Chalk and Whiting. Dash cold water over Lightning a person struck. Sunstroke. Loosen clothing. Get patient Into shade, and apply Ice cold water to head. Mad Dog or Snake Bite Tis cord tight above wound. Buck the wound and cauterise with caustic or white hut Iron at once, or cut out adjoining parts with a sharp knife. Venomous Insect Stings, Etc Apply weak Ammonia Oil, Balt water, or Iodine, Fainting Place flat on back; allow fresh air, and sprinkle with water. Teats ef Death Hold mirror to mouth. If living, moisture will gather. Push pin into flesh. If dead, the hole will remain. If alive U will close up. Cinders In the Eye Roll ooft paper up like a lamp lighter and wet the tip to remove, or nse a medicine dropper to draw it out. Rub the other eye. COMMANDERS RECALLED. Generals Kuropatkln and Batajanoff t eava Manchuria. Feb. 18. General Kuropatkln and General Batajanoff. commanders respectively of the Flrat and Third Manchurian army have brea St. Petersburg, recalled. FREE TREATMENT GIVEN DAILY . DR. DOWS CATARRH REMEDY y - For-aker- s J t -- re-p- ec slow-nettin- Q Z h) H Z U! X H grew-sum- l . Ya-ni- o-- - s rn-ploy- in-rie- d. 06 H ti ti 06 Ui k Gives Instant relief and will permanently cure catarrh, hay fever, cold in the head, sore throat, etc. Our guarantee goes with every bottle. If you have any doubt as to the merits of this remedy, ask us about it. j O. F. CAVE DRUGGIST Cor. 23rd Washington Ave. Ogden, Uath FREE TREATMENT GIVEN DAILY |