Show Cable FrDm Qnri Lil Dear Gresham One more boon I crave I trust in your affection Tis not to murder Dole the Kna Nor put down insurrection Tis not my crown but me to B ir 1 write in deep dejection And so a package I must have Of Parks Tea for my complexion Greshams Answer to Queen Lil When I received your cablegram I thought I i sure would faint For though I often use Parks Tea Tis not for your complaint I feared that Mrs G would think Wrong about our connection Till on her dresser there I saw Parks Tea for her complexion Boh c Uf iuP Jrt cgmV Dl A r Wanted To buy 15 to 20 acres of land adjoin in R city limits Bee fnltt SlBCEART H 1 WaHn f I T Elousesforll Apply to Evan Wridej ruer C and l 8 i PJtlh HlrFHts Prnvi What theKesuseita Can Do To Whom It Mar Concer PROVO CITY UTAH 27 1894 I write this testiuioni Imy appreciation appre-ciation of tbe pioceess u Fauushtiidt ism used by Fred Haile the benefit of people who may be af ed as 1 was For over two months I 1 ffered from Oloodpoidon from a wo rd in the hand and alter the treatment of doctors hait failed entirely to relieve me I vas treated by Mr Raile and after treatment treat-ment of two days was ble to use my hand and all the pain had left I and in the course of two weeks was enabled to resume my work I therefore neartily recommend the same treatment to any one who may be suffering in this way as the best and cheapest cure for blood poisoning i have ever seen During the spring of J89i I felt weak ind sfff Irom malaria for some three months tufleiing also from a severe beadache tbat lasted day and l1ightfor over two weeks after several applications applica-tions of tl e resuscitator I felt like anew a-new man and ever since enjoyed good health all from si few applications of the resussitaor some Utah herbs gathered by Mr Itifle REDCctfullv CllAg F 13ARRETT RHMBhRR BICYCLES Witli G and J Tire FOR BASE BALL LAWM TENNIS CRICKET SUPPLIES CKOQUET SETS FISHING TACKEE HAMMOCKS TENTS QUNS AMMUNITION ANDS 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