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Show Veil planned, soon resultful The advertise who the ;cdca rule. It's easy to tell what it is, dui very nata 10 oo n. A food d judiciously plant his advertising is quickly conscious of its drawing power. VOL. XII. NO. 6. MUKKAY, SALT LAKE COUNTY, UTAH, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1902. Silver, Lead and Copper. It h worth while to do ev.n the CDAL RESOURCES OF ALASKA The fallowing uble shows the late suialle-- t kindness as we go through quotations of silver, lead and copper for life. Nothing is lost. No dewdrop the week ending Thursday last: Silver Lead Copper perishes, but sinking into the Alaska embraces about 600,000 square per n flower makes it sweeter. miles and stretches through nearly 20 0 Prldy 11 52; 13.50 y S2 of latitude and 50 0 of longtitade. Saturday 3.50 IU, Mountain climbing is more fatal of detailed Monday do 50'4' 3.50 any at, than is geuerally supposed. In part of this vast investigations 01 Tuesday 3.50 territory have been lit,' Switzerland alone there were 119 made, and at least a third part of its Wednesday 51?' 350 uv 51 3 Thursday fatal 3.50 accidents last year. This area has not even received preliminary 11,' surveys. Out is double A flight of carrier of 19.00, and topographic and geological that figure pigeons over of its mineral resources is knowledge 900 miles, from Manatee, Florida, represents the highest total hith-ert- therefore very incomplete. What is recorded. to Brazil, Indiana,was known of its mineral resources has been accomplishcompiled and is presented by Mr. Alfred ed in 36 boars, the record time for The Uuited States seuate is said II. Brooks in Part III. of the Twenty-secon- d the distance. annual Report of the United to be the most versatile body of Six German doctors claim to men in proportion to its ize in States Geological survey now in press. This compilation is not from have found the bacillus of cancer, the world. It is said that there is sou roes aloes, but is largely from printed manubut as all the descriptions are difV hardly an occupation known to script Dotes mads on the spot by Mr. ferent their theories will have to man that one or another of the Brooks himself and by others. Mr. be accepted on probation. senators has not engaged in at Brooks divides Alaska, for purpose of his report, as follows: Beginning on some period during his life. the south, southeastern Alaska includes A vein of pure platiuum has the Pacific) Ocean Coastal belt and isChi. in receut In the elections been discovered in Wyoming, the extending northward to Mount committees of both parties lands, St. Elias and nortwestward so as to only instance of the kind in the cago, the Copper River Basin. United States. Platinum is worth chose students from the University of Chicago as watchers at the on the weBt, southwestern Alaska a great deal more than gold. polls, with special reference as to embraces the Aleutian Islands, Alaska An advertisement in a New athletic prowess of the men. The Peninsula and adjacent islands. Kenai York newspaper announces that whilom heroes of the gridiron did Peniasula, and the Cook Inlet region, with the drainage basins of its tributary seats in the temporary reviewing god work iu the city 's toughest rivers. The Kuskowim region lies west etands for the coronation proces- districts. of Bristol Bay and Cook Inlet and east and south of ths Yukon, and drains into sion can be rented at from 815 to Wireless telegraphy stations southeastern Bering Sea chiefly through $50. have been set up and communica- the Kuskokwim river. The eastern part There is an inconsistency in the tion established between Wash of this region is broken by the Alaskan Range of mountains. To the west of action of those men who abuse the iogton and Baltimore, there being these mountains is the broad basin ot women for wearing birds in their! a sentimental reason for the ex the Kuskokwim River. A small south hats, but who permit the gun clubs periments, as the loute is the same ern part of this region drains directly in of the country to slaughter birds as that over which the first tele- to Bering Sea by a number of short riv graphic communication was car- ers. I lie lukon Basin includes a great without a protest. ried ou by Professor S. F. B. Morse. area lying partly in Alaska and partly in British Northwest territory and British Residents of La Forte county, The chief tributaries of ths Iudiana, have asked the county A promoter has beeu writing Columbia. Yukon are Koyukak, Tanana, Porcupine commissioners to impose a bounty frequent letters to Senator Ilauua Whit-Pelly, and Lewes rivers, the two f$10 on wolf scalps. The ani- urging him to furnish funds for last uniting to form the Yukon properi mals have killed large numbers ol the excavation of Noah's ark, and their drainage basins are wholly isbeep, cattle, hogs and poultry, which, ho insists, is resting im- within Canadian territoiy. The larger bedded in the eternal snows of part of the basin is occupied by the King Christian IX of Denmark Mount Ararat. The object is to great Yukon plateau sloping from about 5000 feet near the head waters above bea lias jubt celebrated his eighty it to the St. Louis exposition level 2500 feet at the bend of the river bring fourth birthday. He is the oldest for exhibition purposes. East of this plateau lies the northern in Europe. reigning monarch extension of the Rocky Mountains.which The New Jersey legislature nev- near the Arctic count, turns abruptly Queen Alexandra of England, his daughter, was preseut at the fetes' er should h:ive allowed the auti west parallel to the coast forming the Davidson, and DeLong mouniu honor of the day. pigeou shooting bill to die with Romanzof,Arctic-Yukowatershed. On the tains, the session. It thus fulfills the the southwest side ot the Yukon Basin Eev. Charles M. Sheldon is beprornice of the same lobny that the Coast range and the St. JBU RaDge ing proposed for mayor of Topeka, boasted for many years that it a id the Alaskan Ranges form tbe barriKaunas, lie is author of the book bought immunity from similar ad er and in part the watershed of the bas' In his 8teps" and about two verse is. Northwestern Alaska includes an legislation in New York for area northwest ef the Yukon the edited years ago Topeka Daily the paltry sum of $1,500 a year. basin. Sewaid peninsula, cut off from for a how to show week, Capital the mainland by Norton sound on tbe he believed Christ would run a A leading Berlin paper says that south and Kotzebue sound on tbe north newspaper. the visit of Prince Ileury to Amer- is an important feature of this province. ica did not shake the Monroe doc- Several rivers drain from this area into Only one public oflicial in the Bering Sea and the Arctic oceau, NorthUnited States handles more money trine one iota, and quotes a United western Alaska has been but little exthan the comptroller of New York Slates senator to the effect that plored. It includes the druinage basins America showed tha world that it of rivers between Point Harrow and tbe city, and that is the corresponding knew how io treat a Prince and international boundary. The geology officer in the Uuited States treashim better than could be and mineral resources of this region are entertain ury. New York's municipal gov- doue unknown. The ooou ranee of coal in else. place any ernment is said to be the costliest Alaska, as in the western U. S.,is limited in the world. Almost all pa'ms used in this to the rocks of the later geologic periods (the Mesozoic and Tertiary.) The rocks Iu Switzerland there is a law couutry by florists are imported, of these ages have an extensive distriwhich allows persons to travel but they have beeu grown here bution in tbe territory, and at a number whenever and wherever they wish, lately with success. There are a of widely separated localities workable few wild palms in the South, oue coal beds have been fouud. In W&i, the by rail or steamer, on payment of tbe Russian-Americcompany preparcocoanut palm tree at Palmetto, ed to a fixed sum, yearly or monthly. A open coal mines at Port Graham en been there started yearly ticket, costing $91. enables Florida, having the western side ot Kenai Peninsula, the holder to go anywhere with by the wreck of a boat with a but soon abandoned their operations, though an American company mined privilege of unlimited "stopsover." cargo of cocoauuts in 1870. ooal at Port Chatham and supplied the One of the largest Carnegie liSwitzerland has rendered a cus- Rusaiau company's steamers for about brary endowments is to the city of tom house decision ou fleas. A ten years longer. Iu 1868, a few tons ot mined at Kootznahoo Inlet, Havana, Cuba, where a $250,000 package marked "trained fleas" coal were Admirably Island, for the United Statet building will be ereeted on a site out that the nearest analand in 1868 coal Except once; Tjetoodetit and horrified with the suspicion of approaching loss of reason, Uhrisu A. Iverson plaoed pistol to his heid aad blew himself into eternity' The tsio deed was enacted on the premises J Alex Dahl,at Bingham Junation the butoter with whom he had been, associated in business in years past. Mr. Iverson ha been running a butcher shop thllurray with Wm. Smith and ; A North Dakota judge has refused naturalization paper? to a man, who, although he has resided eix years in this country, has not learned to speak English at all. The judge Raid that if he did not learn the language in six years he would not make a good citizen iu a century. brought Steamship, Saginaw, y considerable development work in 1900 at Point Gardiner. In 1872, coal mined Recent electioue have given three at Coal Bay, Uuga Island, for the U. S. cities in this country labor candi- Steamship Humboldt, and the mining of dates for mayors. San Francisco these southern Alaska coals baa gone on io small way for a number of years. elected the leader of a theater orIn 1888, the Alaska coal oompany began chestra to look after its municipal mining at Kachemak Bay, west of Kenaffairs; Bridgeport, Connecticut, ai Peninsula; and since 1899 tbe Cook chose Dennis Mulvahill, a fireman Ialet Coal Fields company seems to have and Hartford has just put in office controlled this field and are cow operatAlaska a labor agitator who is a paper ing extensively. Si ne 1893 the Packer's association has mining maker by trade. at Chignik river, southeas tern Alaska Peninsula. In 18S9 the The Australian government has development of coal mines at Herendeen written to Washington suggesting Bay, western Alaska peninsula, was bethat the commonwealth and the gun, but without great success. The ooals ot the Yukon river attracted little republic exchange government attention ntil the discovery of gold in The Australians the Klondike region in 1897. Within publications. were staggered at the promptness, year there were prooably upwards of a cordiality aud comi leteness of the hundred steamers on the Yukon River, with wood selling at from $8 to f'20 a response. Sixty-eig- ht large cases wood to buy ou the of "pub. docs" landed at Melbourne cord, and with no lower Yukon below the Holy Cross Misand were carted to the Parliamen- sion. Soon some of the larger compantary library, where they were pur- ies established a coaling station at St. veyed with conflicting emotions Michael for the use of river steamers; and conjectures as to how often but with the restiltantdifadvantagethat t coal when the United States would practice the steamer mnst take she baa roost freight. Muoh investigathis overwhelming and embarrass tion of the ooal supply of the Yukon river bas takeu plaoe. i'tg generosity. menagerie." n H FROM SELECTED WHEAT H Husler's Flour, Is all made from select wheat and if you use it you will find that uniformity iu your bread . which is the ideal of every baker H HUSLER'S FLOUR IS THE BEST. II H in With tbe stunnlugoSt pair of Blue eyes That ever blinked. Bay.abe'eadreatul Well, she mutilated Tbe ptnk envelope And tore oue ooruer of me off With a hairpin. Then she re.4 what was inside Tbe pink envelope. 1 never saw agirt blush so beautifully 1 would be stuck on ber it I oould. Well, sbe plaoed Tbe wriuug back In the pink envelope; Then sbe kissed me. Obi )ou little godletsl Iter hps were wnile mi cherries. And warm as tbe summer sun. W- e1 tie pink envelope and me Are now snugly In ber bosom. Ws cau bear means, but it has been gradually fading away In doctor bills and other expenses. He bad been growing more despondent of late arid" went over to Bingham Juno-tio- last Monday to see bis former ner, Dahl, who is going to take n part- trip to Oregon on business. It is believed that he desired to aooomuany Dshl to see the country ,but tbe arrangements had tot been ooncluded. He went inte Dahl's bars. He remained there so long that suspicions were aroused. On entering the barn Iverson was found lying on the floor with a pistol by his side and a gaping bullet wound in his head, which told the story of instant death. Strangely enough neither Dub! nor any one else heard the report from the pistol and the affair has made a deep impression on tbe people at the Junction. Her bean tbrob. Whan it goes fastest fche takes us out And klaBes me. Ob , say 't hat is great! I'm glad I'm a stamp A two center. Mr. Iverson was a man 40 years old and leaves a wife and four children in this community to mourn bis unfortunate talf ing,ofl The aad ending of the life of ''TjJ-V- ' Iverson was a shock to the community in which he had many ana Coidsm Children A liit-- e j A YEAR. Anent Incorporation. ire at Murray (Sunday) which burned three families out of house and home may be the cause of tbe establishment in that town of a fire department. At present there is not as much as a bucket brigade Evening Telegram. 'We doubt the prediction. We think it will take a tire oa a mueh larger seal than tbe one whioh occurred Sunday to arouse the slightest feeling in tbe direc tion of any kind of protection. Tbere are many things the town needs and waa could have them, but rays tbe good book: "First seek ye tbe Lord and all things will be added." , Now, we muat first incorporate MurThe Width of n fyver. ray and secure the handling of our owa How it May be Measured with the money, and wa guarantee, it jodiuiously ttsed, we can have out wireats lighted; Brim of Your Hat. we can hate a witter systeto mt,d Htm To measure the width of an. Jhana enn , eew dinarr stream or even of a sited river, it is oeoestnary to make streets opeoed and la old one extendwilt enable working men t ue of ouly your eyea aud the brim ed, which get to SB j from taetr work without hawof your bat, Select a part of the river bank ing to g a sail ovt at their waji . The, sums eircusBssasaa-aps1sa- i to thanhUdt-re- s (vhre the grouud rutiM back level to auhaoL going aud, stand at the waters edge, flx Thae&tef Maetns watch ax your eyes ou the opposite bauk. aa limits sra always tajtae ia. Wax saw Now move your hat down over recall but o instance to the entrary, brow until the of the your edge is brini is exactly ou a hue with the aad that Sandy, by no means criterion. Supt R. T. WkitaJaU-the Highwater linti ou the other side. land Boy smelter, declared it waa to tba This will give you a visual angle that ma) be used 011 any level interest of tba Matter people that Mur incorporate and become a respectasurface, aud if, an has been Bug ray ble looking Iowa. J. P. Cahoan A Rra. the side ou of gested, ground your the river be flat you may "lay off" hava signified ha4r intention to aelL a corresponding distance on it To their eleotrio franchise to tee snnmci-pali- ty when tbey shall have accumulated do this you have only to hold your head perfectly steady after getting sufficient means in the treasury, la five the angle with your hat brim, sup years tba city fathers oould have $60,000 at their disposal. Wa have an abund porting your chin with your haud ance of material at our very doors with. if necessary, and turu slowly arouud until your back is towards which to repair our streets: just a short distance east of Murray; six or eight-in- ch the river. pipes laid and a reservoir made-woulNow take careful n ite of where a town of 20,000, inyour hat brim cut, the level sur- habitantsupply with plenty of water. It the face of ground as you look out over the latter, aud from where you above is not dene by the Wwn of Murstand to that point will be the ray it will be done by soma outside synwidth ot the river a distances that dicate and yon will pay vary dear tor both water and light These advantages may readily be measured by step-ping- . If you are careful in all thee hava been repeatedly painted out to the details you cau come within a few people of Murray, but the tfforte hava been like "pearls oaat before swine.". Ia feet of the river's width. The editor tried this Bcheme 2 there any on who will take the lead in or 3 times ou the Columbia river aud found the method to be cor... Granite Stake. rect within a very few feet. Servioes wll be held in Granite Stake at the following plaoes Trie Creat Dismal Swamp (Sun.. Of Virginia a breeding ground of malaria day): Unttonwood.lsou Mill Creak, .frt i germs. So I low, wet or marshy ground Big Ens Mot Crealc oo Murray ever where. Tute Kerms cause weakness. Ka'Dmr.. ....... i : so, Outlet) wm id. chill and fevei. aches lit tbn bunus A HViomviie .... 8: rne1r,"a"fiJTaiay Induce dangerous Bala, Oraut. S.ip ijoo i:"0 die. But Elerlalc Hitlers never fall to de. Huuter and cure malarial trouble. troy them Most of us are hungry for apprecia"Ws They will surely prevent typhoid. Nothing will so stimulate and tried many remedies for malarls and Stom- tion. ach aud Liver troubles," write Joliu help us ss that. protctioB.ai Ufa gift West Jordan with Alex Dahl,alternately the past 12 years, but because of the wretched condition of his health he retired from business about one year ago. He Had managed to accumulate some n ogy on the import list was "June was reported near point Gardiner, Adbugs," which were marked ''edi- mirably Island. Considerable prospectbles." When the case reached ing has been done at Killisnoo, Admiral-itIsland, and tbe Firestone mine has headquarters it waa assessed -- un been worked for local use since 1880.The der the head of "wild animals iu a Admirably Coal and Fuel oompany did too; He put ma 011 To a grod thing: h was an envelope Perfumed, piuk, square I've ueea stuck ou That envelope Ever siuoe. tie dropped us Tbe envelope aud me Through a slot in a dark box, But e were rescued By a mail )lrk, Mora's Ibe pitjj He hit n w awful Suasu wiVtt a bkiuuier; It left my face Black and blue; Tbea I weot on long louruey of two days And wbtn we arrived Tbe pins envelope and me We were presented to a perfect love and an Ker Present Fear That lie Would Lose His Ieivson, Causes Christen A. Ivtrsou to Shoot Himself at Bingham Junction Monday Moiuinif. o selected by the city, the municipal government making the usual pledge of sufficient money to maintain the library after it is completed. . By a gentleman, lth VALUABLE MEDICINE. "1 have Dot the slightest hcsltinev In Chsmberlalu's Coujjh to sll who are suffering from eooghs or colds," says Chas. M. Cramer, Esq., a well known watchmaker of Colombo, Ceylon. "It has been lunie tWu years line tbe City Dispensary first called my attention to this valuable medicine and I bars repeatedly uatd ilsud It has ajwayr been beneficial. K has cured me qulf kly ef all chest cold, ft i etoecially rtfeclive for children and sel dom take mors thaa one bottle to sure them of hoarseness. 1 have pertuaded many to, try this valuable niedlslbs, and tbey arc all as well pleased as mvielt oVtr lbs r- suit," Forsal by turrty Df U Co. C Licktd Prs.o-ticall- an A F9r Coug'na I'm a stamp A postage stamp A two ceater; Don't want to brs;. But I was never TO INSANITY. fr 11.50 Tale of a Stamp. PREFERRED DEATH i . 1 1 , Don't neglect coughs mid colds even It It often result teriousl at this se&soujust because people are care friends. He was a young man of great less. A dose of One Minute Couku Car,, ambition and had no patience to stand will remove til danger. Absolutely (roe still. He had been doctoring for nervous Acts al onre. Suru cure for coughs, colds, Charleston of Byesville, O., "but never croup, grip, bronchitis, and other throat found anvthlnic a uood as Electric Bitters" prostratii d, but his slow progress no and lung troubles" I have One Minute Try them. Only 50c, Satisfaction guaranK doubt contributed to make him impa Couirh Cure several years,"ay I'ostmasti-- teed by Jos. Marriott. III. is C.O. Burr, ''It tlcj Dawson, very tient and melancholy. Heavy cigar best The eminent preacher and autough medicine on the market. It has smoking was given originally as the saved me many s severe spell of sickness thor, Edward Everett Hale, who cause of his ailment. He has lived here and I warmly recommcud It." The child- wrote "The Man Without a CounD nineteen years this month and has been ren's favorite. try" aud many other opular sto- umbrella-reutiucelebrated his 80th birthday ries, is An comr anv healthy and hearty all his time until in hurdues iu New York, at Boston, April 3. He is prac starting about two years ago, when he began to Chicago, Iiostou aud other cities, tically the last of the great literary ail and fail. circle that made New fa is and Is spring, Such case us--.- r An injury done to another is a boomerang. It always oomes back to the end of the doer. Tbe reaction ot evil is aa certain as its action, fur God is just, and this is God's world. Cood for Rheumjtism. Last fall I was taken with a vary severe attack of museular rheumatism which caused me great pain and annoyance. A for trying severs! prescriptions and rheumatic cures, I decided to use Chamberlain' Pain to extend over Balm, which I had seen advertised tn th the system England The funeral took place from the Mur the country. One pays $1 for an mous in the palmiest days of South Jerseyrasn. After two applications of this remedy I was much better and aftvr ray meeting house, Wednesday noon, aluminum tag, good for one year. American letters. using one bottle, wa completely cured. iu When a shower the tag caught jointly under the auspices of the MorA t)ocor's Jad Plight. Sallle Marrlt, Salem, N. 4. For sale by is redeemable for an umbrella at ' Two year ago, at a result of a svero mon church, of which he waa a member, Co. C tbe nearent station. When the rain cold I lost my voice," writes Dr. M. L. Jfurray Drug and the Odd Fellows of which fraternity is over the umbrella cau be reA faint heart ts the most serioua of Scarhrough, of Hebron, Ohio, "then begun he also waa a respected member. The turned to any agency and a tag an obstinate couti. Every remedy kuown all handicaps. It is prrposed to have to me a a practicing phyaiclau for 3j year Odd Fellows held a short ritualistic reissued. Nogleot Means Danger. l d"r vre worse. Beinj urged service at the family residence before the agencies as common aa tobacco j to New Don't Dr. for Con neglect biliousness and constipaDiscovery King' try shops. marching to the meeting house. jur health will suffer permanently umption, Coughs aud Colds, t found tion, quick relief, and for the last ten days have It you do. De Witt's Little Early Risers 6hotln H a Left Leg. The funeral was very largely attended cure such cases II. B. Smith, Butternut, F01 all kind of sores, burns, bruise or felt better than for two years." Positively the Ward meeting house being crowded. other wounds lie Witt's WlUb Hazel Salve guaranteed fur Throat and I.ung troubles Mich., says "DeWltf Little Early Risers Bishop Miller presided and Messrs. a sure cure. Skin diseases yield to It at by Joseph Marriott. 50c aud ft. Trial bot- are th most satisfactory pill I ever took. O K Never grips or cause nausea." Never falls In eases of pile. Cool- - tle free. ouce Pierson West of and Lind the Wright, v .4 ia so not short Lite that but there is Jordan Bisboprio and Jos. E. Taylor of Ing and healing. None genuine but Dewfa M of Prov(lnce Witt's. Beware of counterfeits. "I suffer for time enough courtesy. when we call always it us suit fate; Salt Lake, spoke. they H fnp m n u uaar f mm iittaa se)iiiia4 har we call it misfortuue I Tbe Odd Fellows marched in a body ' ' .1,... - -- f, - 1 h dou't Wilds a Sharp As. " " " - ...M u- m. 1 malA-dlheal would not Ind. "It at Fuller, of English, Million marval multitude ths Mew'a This? before the hearse to tbe o.metary fol and gave me much trouble. I used all kinds cut rff by Dr King's New Ufa Pill We offer 1100.00 reward for any rase lowed by a long cortege ot eympathiz.ng of remedies to no De I until tried purpose moat tba I distressing, too. Stomach, Lives, of Catarrh that cannot be cure by friends. Witt's Witch Hazel Halve. A few boxe sod Bowel troubles Dyspepsia, Loss of Hall's Cure. Catarrh D Jam disc. Biliousness, Fevsr, ma. The sympathy of the entire commun- completely cured me," F. J. Chun k CoMProp.Toledo, O. Appetite, all fall before theae wonder workers. larla, chil-reto out the wife bereft and A Ra Iioad Men's Prayer. ity goes We, the undersigned, have knows F. Only 35c at J use pi. Marriott's druaatair. X. Not long since an old railroad J. Cbenev for IS years, and I believe Evsry new privilege ia accompanied A Nearly Fatal Runaway mau who drifted into church where him perfecly honorable In all business a new duty. by Started horrible ulcer on tbe leg of J B. a revival service was going on, was and flnsnciHlly ahlsto cr- Orner, Franklin Grove, 111., which defied asked to lead :u prayer. He said: ry out any obligations mde by their Much of what men call good luok lies doctors sud remedies for four yean. Then J "Oh, Lord, now that I have flag firm. in a man's trusting to it as little as posBuokleu' Arnica Salve cured hi 111. Just m god Thee, lift up my feet of the We t A Trust, wholesale Drugg'sts, sible. good (or Boils, Burnt, Bruises, Cut, Conn, road aud plaut them safely Toledo, O. Wslding, Kionan sal Mtr-oScalds. Skin Eruption and Plla. Only 25c rough Some Foolish People tbe platform of salvation.. Let vj0, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Marriott1 K store. tt Joseph drug Hall's caurrh Cur i mk-- o inroal- - Allow a cough to run until it gets beme pass the safety lamp known as If there is a song that I can sing prudence, make all the couplings ly, acting dirmlly upon the blood and yond the reach ot medieine. Tbey often Or a ward that I can say on the train with a small link of mucous tufac of thi svatem. Price say, "Oh, it will wsaraway," but in most To oheer the world or oomfortthe world Thy love, and let my hand lamp 75o. per bott.m, Sud by nil Druggists, cases it wears them away. Could they be induced t.i try the successful medi-cibe the Bible; and, Ucaveuly Fa Testimonial free. Let me utter them while I may. called Kemp's Balsam, which is sold, closed switches beat. all the Hall's Family pills are the For who shall be soothed y the silent ther, keep a on off on Hidings, especially positive guarantee to enre, thsy lead that A ve oul y tunny disposition is the note would immpdiatsly see the excellent efend. Oh blind Lord, of atincw-as- . thoe? with a Of the song that remains unsung? nft r taking the first dose. Prioe 25o fect have be if very it pleasure, Thy Or gather joy from the voiceless words H t r Than Piiis. and 50a Trial size free. For sale by the line That sleep on a dead man's tongue? eeniHpliore light a'ong Th- question has been sski d "In wbst Joseph Marriott. show the white light of hope, that I may make the run of light with- way are Chniiilu rlHln's Stomach aud Liver . Wants to Help Others. Worthy occupatiod ia the best moral Tablets superior to pillsf' Our answer I: "I had stomach trouble all my life," say out Htoppi g. And Lord, give us to aud more arc Uke, policeman. plrasant They cler Edw. Mehler. proprietor of the L'nlon Bot the Ten Commandments for a schere mild and ircntle in effect and more tllng works. Erie, Pa., "aud ir ed all kind dule; and when I have unshed the relish, , us ihev ran aluaia e deprudad Twentieth Centurv Medicine. r of rom die, ind I went to everl run ou schedule time, pulled into ill on. Tih'ii 'h y clemsc and ir.vuwral Cascarets and spent considerable money trying Candy Cathartic are as the great dark station f Drain, the sl uu " h tin.1 lean III b nve's hi a nat ahead of to git a mom .'ill's peace. Finally I read of far ancient pill poisons and more are of while coh.I urn! pi! tlnn. may Thou, the Superintendent InkK"dol Dyspepsia Cure and have bei-as the electric light of bv wed liquid physic r "flen foil. iff. 0! and Universe, siiy. 'Well done, thou tallow Genuine stamped the candle. ing it to my ureal satisfaction. I never DrUKCo, sale For c by Murray faithful nstlp.iti.m. trood and servant, enine found il equal for stomach trouble and C. C. Never sold in bulk. All C. and sign the pay roll and receive tMd loug aa he gUdly recommend It Iu hj'pe that I may druggists, 10c. for Eternal UappiuessI' '" Uy check a sufferer." Kodul other again help Dyspepsia all stomach troubli-a- . Tou don't j Cure cures A man is known by the oompany he " a.lSer I ' Art) FdncateTour rwiwel Wlih Caaearat. lisve to diet K'xlo! Djsprrsia Cure digests M'.rsearrall Si' rills, fs TV TIh-HCamlv CattHinlci otire conat Ipa' Ion former. out of. keeps r. i I refund money, pit (re, aoa. swriioa tuiamdicecasutaoura. V what ycu oat. IOcSOo. 1IC.CC, tail, f 1 m at i.. - .... et it n. n - 111 doe-to- ef hsi 111 I IIr dru-K- |