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Show P Saved Her Life. , - Mrs. 0, J. WootnaiDOB, o( Worlliam, Texas, saved tlio life of lirr child by the Hie of Ayors Cherry Pectoral. s "One of my children had. Croup. Tha cue was attended by our physlchn. and was supposed In lfl well under control. One night I was (t'vrttnl by the, child's hurt breathing, and on going to It found It siren-cling. siren-cling. Ml had nearly ceased lo breathe, lleailtlng that the child's alarming condition had become posilblo In spite of the tnedlclnca flten, I reasoned that such remedies would .0 of nn avail. Having part of a bottle of Ayer'e Cherry rcctoralln I he house, I gave the child thire doses, at short Intervals, and anxiously Trailed results. From tha moment the Pectoral was elrea, the child's breathing new easier, and, In a short time, she wa sleeping quietly and breathing naturally, 1 ho child Is alive and well to-day, and I do not hcltatn to say lhat Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral Pec-toral tared her life." AYER'S Cherry Pectoral Trcpartd by Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co., Txwell, Usss. Prompt toact.suretooure WF.STHNJ I STANDARD GUAQE.-&& ' " , cvr.sBNrnMiT.uitK. i. c . J. C-3 is j. . 'J- 3 c t. M M M M W j? f? rr u o U. 4. ci ej s g IS a g . w i- a f o - - H -SsSSSS8 as o o 2 s' m" o rf "1 O O O CD CO P J ' ' ' ' S !S S S S a M w i 1 ' - - ( ) ssnsw : f ? H ? fr'S ' 1 I i , ' J. H Bennett, Ocn raw, Agent I v . ,-b- - ' . 'TSTBwJTime Card Pont. 11,1503. I sin Arrive, n. in. p. m. fi CO Put Lako 6:10 8;27 Handy 6:43 0 00 f.ellJt'nctkm 6:10 I) 03 UU 6;07 D 01) American Fork 5:01 0il! I'loiiant Grove ttW II 40 Provo ;30 10 m Payiou V6S 11:10 N'ephl 3;00 Ut-iJ Juab 2:25 wjAr to rr.ieco " . . ,.4' l'llOpui Juab 2:00 p ra 10 00 pm Friicn 4:30 am , Trl-wcckly salv i.ab xr o wesiesv hutbict. v UVII, ARRIVE. 11 05.a. au LeM Junction p.m. 6:06 ,11:25 (ronton 2:40 J l:M liureka 3:20 12 10 I., in. Silver City p.m. l. i S-. H. II. 01 .ARK, K. DI0KINSON, Visc-Vri'el.ft Mfr. Assist. Gso.Mgr.- H 1 .DMAS, D. E.RURLEY, (.'mi. !'' Agent. . Ocn. Agent. v t!UJfe flas and flasiln pnWCD ENOMBS J VUUUSmlta jjare fewer parta, ud lawjmanoiw UrriorelMl(telrtno rf cider than any ottitr or pgioIlM endMa npw lllu JiKtlUbttLubururr, turatb wkral. aoUU juUliuy. rrAKCd no bjieli. on dibt. 1 ?.'o double or ful einlrwlonn, to rmpinl Tfltli tt j liuulUUe spark, Tor nimpllclly It Ileal tho World. It Oils lUtlf AutouitlmUly, I."o Colturlet or ISlcotrlo llpaxb It rues Trltli a Cnospcr O rade of OasoUtu U any Mhcr tDluo. ron rrtcnurrirc aurvun ArrtT PALMER &. REY, Manvfaoturikb, tu franisM, til. and Pwtoa!, Or. anagroeaWo lAiatlTti and HEnVB TONIO. Doldliy UruBgtslsorawtbyniaiL J0O..00O. and 11.00 per poka. Hamplea fw. WoVicA. To the Btoekholderi Lchl irrigation Co., place of buaintta Lelil City, Utah : In pcrsnnnce ol an order of the lloa.d of Dlrectoreotsald Compunymade Sept 14, 1803, the following Hat of unpaid tnxea arc now delinquent ud unltee paid prior to Jan. 4, IBM, eald etock will bo eold to tho hlglieet bidder at the Court Houeo, Lchl City, to commence at 2 p mon that day to pay the aforcenld delinquent taxes and expense ol advertising adver-tising and eate. By order of the Hoard. John Woodhouee, Sec'ty. NAMP.9 Ns.of Amt ol Amtol Cert, Slock Tax Anhton Thomas "O.i 250 12 Ashton Jos 20 2 Austin George 218b 70 CO Austin Hebe r 120b 140 4 Anderson Mons II 120b 25 2 60 Allied Heber 10 1 AusllnTlioinas lOrtb 20 2 60 Austin Mark 144b 80 1 .Andenon J M 178b 25 2 60 Ashton Henry 274 1 40 4 Barnes Gt-oF 301b 61 0 40 Hritlon Wm 76a 40 8 75 llallWm 21a 20& 1160 Huehman G A 130b 350 20 Brown Newel A 200a 325 20 60 BrownJlyoon W 70a 60 1 Barnes Joseph 7C 2.60 Bushman M B 5 231 10 CO BeckGottleib 213a.' 150 3 Brown James 181b IPO 4 Brown John Sr 318a 30 75 VlrnMr Rnrnh Ann Mil. 71 fi fXI Beck George 316. 170 121)5 Beck John 320o 6S5 33 75 Bono Gcorgo 16 1 60 Beck John Jr 30 ' 1 60 BrodshawJobn 24lb ITaO 2175 Clark WraW 170t -110 8 60 Comer Georce 311b 385 8 Carlson Mrs 112b. '20 4 Cbrlstlanion TeUr 276b -40 25 Comer Holen 10 J Comer torenio 230t 278 11 65 Colledgs, Joseph, lfib- 230 25 Cox Edward 22L 210 5 00 ColUdge Thomas 78b. 120 5 25 Comer Alm3 40 4 Davie Eliaho II Sr 4t- 470 38 25 Porton Joseph 03a. 2&0 18 45 Payia Henry T 04a. 205 16 Dawfon Lucy est f2a 170 0 75 Davis E II Jr 08.1 00 6 Pavis Joseph. 246 10 I. Diyi" George E 100 6 J5 Davis Alphonso 20 50 Dorton George 140 20 76 Davis Ruben 153b- 10 1 Dorton Wji 40 4 Evans David R tut 102a- 60 3 Evans Joraes l)6a- 30 3 EdwatdsEdwW 70a. 2"."0 v0 Evans Ed A 32b- 158 8 20 Evnns Israel 8r 80b 759 61 65 Evans Win S 1(X 1W 7 80 Evans Edwid B8b 4i1 4 Erapcy Alfred 106b 10 1 Fowler Thos 65a- 420 10 50 For Isaac Jr 106a. 129 .100 Fox Robert 160b 16a 7 70 Fowler Daniel 20 1 Greeuwood J est 56b -84 5 10 GurneyWm 113a. 300 14 70 Oilchriit Robert 158b 65 4 GrcyJnmesG 114b 110 1 8S Grey Charles 116b 160 8 60 Ooff James 110 170 6 75 OoatesWroSr 120 310 25 05 GurneyWm F i()4b 370 17 55 GoateaWmJr lo4b 300 3 00 UledhillJas 240b 100 4 Goff James C SO 160 Hatch A 133 S50 13 60 HltesmanDS 10 2 Hart John 10 1 Jacobs John 37 370 1100 JohneonJohn 116b 270 13 50 Jones John R 28 270 5 25 Jones Thos B 30b 460 15 James Samuel est fiOa 286 10 80 Jackson Grace 122b 180 10 60 Johnson Parley 212h 66 40 Jennings James E 313b 220 13 Johnson Willnrd 40 1 75 Johnson Cbarlea 48 1 10 Johnson Henrietta 105b 50 5 Jacobs Frnok 283b 20 2 Karren Mariah 13U r5 5 26 Jones Alice lM 2 Kairen Charles 3S7 140 0 60 Karren Hannah 133a 10 2 Karren Ellnbeth 131a 10 1 25 Kirkhnia Joseph 136a 20 2 Kemp John 265b 60 5 Lotsee Ljlnan 165b .46 3 00 Loesee Emma J SO 2 Litton Peter S02a 200 H Loder Maria 180a 20 2 Lundgren Peter 28b 8a 310 Lewis Henry 102b 68 2 80 Lovcridge Alex II 141a 140 0 Loeeee David ISftb 235 Long Felix 20 160 McOmie Teter est S40a 270 0 75 Murdock George 14-ta 160 75 MearsJoel 146a 230 10 Mason John 140a 40 1 76 Matthews Wm 162a S62 6 20 Kelson JameaP 8S0i 20 50 KortenMA 75b 20 00 Nelwn(MrsPJckel)170b 10 1 Norraon George 257D SSI 35 Olnistead Iioren 3J4b 2ft 70 17 46 Powell James A 35 3 60 Potts John J 20 2 Phillips Grorgfl 176b 2W . 2 r.iwellJamtsT 21U 110 50 Peterson Piter SI5j SO fi Peterson C'I.H.'tMu 103r 51 1 25 RbolsEluirr l.'flb 110 160 Ross El 10 1 Rhodes AD cat 44 7TI 6 KOtCrNSJOSrpil imu l rt iO Royte MoioM 108a 140 1 25 Rudmnnd Elvira fWSb 25 125 BmithJoa.I 171b 640 13 GO Simmons Henry 170a 125 0 50 Khaw James Sib 86 -SS'J Smuln James 227b 210 080 Smith Jesse 176a 3S0 111)0 Sunderland Wm 184a 01 0 40 Sorensou Soren 274a 70 1 Smith Thoa 20 1 60 school New West 10 60 Sharp Wm 124b 115 6 60 Smith Edward 207b 260 15 60 SenbrightOL 146 ftt 2 40 Turner Wra Jr 00 4 50 Taylor .las W nt 0a 130 0 00 Liylor Samuel 242b 240 3 Tayler W W 1Mb 730 68 75 Thomas Wm 188a 40 16 Turner Mary A 61b 106 0 85 TitccrabLuke 23a 160 7 60 Thomas John J SOla 200 10 60 ruroerWra 102a SO 3 ThurraauPJ 108b 2-fO 7 25 Trinneman Ellra 203b 00 3 25 Thomas 3eorge 3RSa 30 160 Timoihv Hyrum 131 4 85 TaylorDavid M 2 Winn Wm est 201a 475 21 00 WnnlassWmeat 227a 80 7 25 WIUIs Melissa 41a 00 3 i Wanlnas Jackson 2 1 7b 200 17 40 Wing John 35b 60 5 Walker Sarah J 208b 30 50 Willis John 8 16 J, 6Q Yates, Win Jr 271b W 8 Yearanco Frank 237b 20 1 5 Jllmmcrinan John 14a 4ti0 . 13 ON BEKCH Adamaou Peter 13b 80 16 6S Berk JacobS 303a 1310 W165 Berk CM 2Mb 244 0 07 BeckTeler 14b 329f 22 85 Beck (J J ' 101b"' 48 ' 385 BateroanJT 211b 216 8 03 Brown Wra II lb.:i Z SS2. Bra.ler Charles 40b 48 2 35 BoloyKII 320 16 86 Beck John 18.1b ICO 12 80 Brown W 11 & J W 120 0 60 OaytonEd 1C0 12 80 MrDanlclsS 182b 10 4C8 Davis I) L 144 7 C2 UrmilWmH 234b 2(5 10 40 Henley It 7b 04 3 02 Healey Epliriam 1101' 171 6 02 HnneonJensS 246b 120 210 JonklneSE 137b ISO 10 88 Juhneon Dan 0 222b I28 10al Johnson Peter l:tb Ul 8 30 Jonls KF 3031)320 1133 Moylo Stephen 3tla KtO 4a 80 MoyloJohn 04b C50 14 25 MyeisOco. Y C07n 370 7 60 Marsh Albert 141 77 Marvin Bntnh 00b 3S0 8 80 Nnsh Enhralm x8b 541 14 Nelson .lens C60n 160 18 Nnsh K J Mb 100 1 80 Roberts John B 87b l . 4 OS HtrougSO 101b 80 340 Strong Davis J 138b 10 00 Shipley Wm J lib S(I0 17 65 Smith Robert B 41b 40 a 45 SavllJohnll 17b MS 0.M 8tegKtlJnhnW 83b lfO 5 85 Twitclicl Cvrus VI .H8b 7il) 3i 85 Clinton I Moon f Vance J W 40 1 70 Worloy-Tnteph II 108b 160 180 Walker W 110b 10 0 60 Wilcox Win . Cb r70 1 5 t Wl'aonnW .M2b f 10 100 mm 1 1,1 fi ni 1 r.ir THi- rVlt-T. IVi C-f- 'JlliNOK. A i.'cn .Vrjndieat .n ... 'I 1 "t "llrenwnl HI Vj. loi Of ".. t .C 1. A homely lllusliatlon U bomctlmcs more telllnj? than volumes of flnc-spun argument. The author of tho speculations specula-tions entitled "Alontf Now Enpland Roads" anya that n act of vltlago worthies wna ono ilny enprutred upon the problem of miracles. "Tho laws of naturo aro what wo nil hnvo to depend on," tald tho yoittifr doctor, "and thoy never chnuKc. U'b cortaln that if you plant potatoes, thoy won't como up pumpkins. You know that as wull ns I do, Stcphon." Stophcu was nn elderly man, hard-featured and sunburned, with a shrewd twlnUlo In his eye. Ho spoko In n mild, inquiring i.ort of wny, In vivid contrast with tho doctor's solf-opinionated solf-opinionated tone. "I don't Ituow mucji nbout tho laws of natur', but I supposo you mean ' somethin' like this, thnt when I lot go thiaiack-hnlfo it'll fall to tha floor." and bo atretehed out a long nrm holding hold-ing nn open knlfoby (lie blade between hla thumb und finder. nxactly," sold tho doctor. "That's tho law of gravltntlon." "And It's sure ti fall, and I needn't ho afraid of a miracle? Look here, dpctor, where did the law como from 1 that hinds It to fall? What mado that particular law?" "Tho learned men who have inyostl-1 inyostl-1 gated tho lawn of nature have not yet ! found their origin," sold tho doctor, honestly. "They will In time." , "And you enn't tell mo what mado , tho law that binds thnt jack-knife to fall down?" i "No, I enn't. U'b enough to know I that It will fall." .t) ciiuiu.1: 111 iiiijriiiuir Mii't'umim- al? N:o miracle?" "Nonsense! let go tlio blade." Stephen's thumb nnd forellnger separated, separ-ated, nnd remained apart. Tho Jnck-knlfo Jnck-knlfo was not on tho floor. It was hanging to tho wooden ceiling overhead, over-head, its bladu burled half nnjneh deep in the aoft pine. Tor about ten seconds sec-onds no one spoke. Stephon wns looking look-ing at the doi'tur .-ouu'lhin' super, natural happened, illdn't it?" ntkcdhc "You Ji'Vkcd the Itnlfo up yourself I" "Well, thnt wn'n't nnt'ral was it?" Tbo doctor hesitated. "Now seo here, doctor," said tho old man. "Just tell mo how old your law la thnt tho jack-knife's got to fall down." "Millions of years. Just ns long as there link been anything to fnll." "And how old is tho law thnt said my jack-knife must go up there, and stick its blade In that whitc-plno ceiling? .Tust'thrco minutes nnd .1 halt by tlio clock. And if that's ho, it'R always Just as like as not thnt whoever mado tho thing go down will make it go up without with-out mo or anybody elso knowln' what mado it go. Your science is all right, doctor, just as long as it tulks about what it knows; hut when it don't tako Into account that eometbln' may inters fero, why it ain't wuth any moro'n a Ukt year's nlmanaolotella feller what the weather's goln' to be!" A L.OVS PLUCK. Nlne-Year.OItl l)il.l rapture Thirty. Two louiiil Curp, An exciting combat between a nine-year-old boy "nod u tliirty-twc-pound Herman carp took t.laco on Jnnics Moore'n fnrm, near Bristol, says tho Philadelphia Record. The Ncshatulny creek in rainy seasons Alls tho ditches of adjacent farms with water from eighteen Inches to two feet deop. The other day David Cherry, tho young sou of John Cherry, of this place, and two small corapuniona w ent fishing up the crcelc In one of tli'open ditches on tho Moore farm Hie lnds espied three liiiL'o enm (lonnlr.i: 11 bout, the water being too shallow far them to swim without grca'l.v 'i tnrhing tho surface sur-face Dcvid, jdiu'.i.'i' than his playmates, play-mates, jumpcil into tbo ditch and willed tho lni'go!,t of tho monster fish. The carp, n.cnrl as big nsllip boy, had tho advantage, being In its native olo-racut olo-racut Ypung 1 hcrry had tight hold-of hold-of it, but the- carp plunged- through tho water nnd 'mud, ilrnrging tho lad behind. The boys on ohoro thought their companion would euncly bo drowned, for often his wholo body wbb under water At lai.1 the flub grew so wear-In his mlgjity' efforts to esc.ipu hlscii.igr.t!i!.t ha could bo thrown out upon tho imok. Then nil three boys Cqvjjct Ai.rrtoirtis Vrccul, who is p. guest of the Oxford, Washington, attracts at-tracts geiu-ral attention on account of his stature and a'solrdupols. Ho stands six foet the Inches In his stockings and weighs three hundred and fifty pounds. Tur earl of Ava, who has recently come across the Atlantic to "do the states," Is n, flue spoclmen of British mauhood. Ho la tall, robust, rosy checked, good looking. Ho is a soldier sol-dier and was for a long tune stationed In India with hla regiment. Kwo OgonoE, of Tonga, In tho Friendly Islund". died wiveral weeks ago. He wai s centenarian, and undoubtedly un-doubtedly tho oldest inouaveb In tho world, iio embraced Christianity sixty years ago, nnd greatly assisted in its spread among tho Island of tho Pacific. The emperor of Germany has Jolued the army of amateur painters, nnd tho profciulonjls may discover llit peoplo will pay far higher prie. fur nrt for rank's sake thau fov .irt for nn'a soke. William II. has painted a picture of a ship sailing the high beas, and this v, 111 bo'rBfued for, " r -JX." 111 jnmiii By ii Mr. llarvcv Uetd fjicejrTlllo, O. Catarrh, Heart Failure, Paralysis Pa-ralysis of tho Throat "I T7inn'c (7oil amt Hood'n i'rtrso- partita for Perfect Health." ' "flcnilcmen: I'or the benefit of suCeilnglm-inanity suCeilnglm-inanity I wish to statu a fow fuels - Tor sc cml I yoars 1 hare suffered from catarrh and heart failure, getting so bad 1 could not wotk and Could Scarcely Walk I had a very bad spell of paralysis of tho throat somo time ago. My throat seemed closed and I could not avriillow. The iloctnrj said It was earned by heart failure, end cave medicine. WHICH & UUK MVUUIMIIIK IU KlirVMUU.. .'lk I. Ul.l not seem to do me any good. My tlo ureed ma to try Hood's KarsaparUU, telnngnie of Mr. Joseph 0. Hnillli, who had born At Ooath'a Door but was entirely cured by Hood's Sanaparllla. After UIKIng with Mr. Smith, I concluded to try Hood's Karsanarllla. When I had taken two botllf. I tell very much better. 1 have continued taking It, and am now feellus excellent. excel-lent. Ithankdod.and Hood's Sarsaparilia and Vny wife for my restoration to perfect benlih.i IIA'ivky Hern, Lace) Mile. O. IIOOIl'H I'll.r.S do not purge, pain tr gripe, but act promptly, esilly and efflVienUr V&. H&w's Thlet " 'S We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for any case GiCatnrrli thnt cannot can-not bo rured dy Hall's Cure, 1". J. Cnr.NF.Y eiCo.. Props. Toledo.O. Wo the undersigned, liavcknown F.J Cheney for the last 15 years, and bcl eve hlui perfectly hnniruhlo in all business transactions nnd financially able toenrry out any obligation made by their Ilrm. West A Truax, Wholes nlo Druggists, Toledo. O. Wnlding,Khinah AV Marvin, Wholemlo Druggist, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken Internally, nctingdiiectly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces ol tbo system. Trice, 75e. per bottls.' told by nil Druggists. Testimonial? frco. A. ..I j' .... . Who Wns Ablo id litre Amicably nlth (.arcrat YlytM. Ismail appears to hive been ono of tho few men who have succeeded in living In amily with iv number of wives under tlio snmo roof. Writing upon tho lornour of the hureni and the khedlvo's relation toward his spouses, MmChon-'tells, MmChon-'tells, in her book, "Itccolloctlousof nn Egyptian Princess," Fays- "The great objent of European ladles, either nt Ccnstunlinnphn-or Cairo, Is to ret an Introduction-. tin) harem; but unco visltnd tho charm is guucrally brokon. On fete dnysHbo imprebslon Is gorgeous; tho mng'riUleent dresses, the splendid apnrtmonts, the llnshing of jcwols, the open courts with tho feathery palms, nnd thoonndAf falling fall-ing waters, nil produco a delightful cf-feot. cf-feot. But on ordl'Viry vl'lt-i you wore struck with the t . ,ic n;i..niJ0 of anything any-thing lo promote amusement or mental occupation. No books, music, or any little fcmlnlno work lylnjf about- The windows might look nut on n garden, but thuro wiih sure to bo a high wall which shut out all onto- llfo. The khodlve, to do him Justice, wus anxious to ralso tho position of women; he founded schools for Jlrls, ho endeavored endeav-ored to promote rducntion in his own harcin, and gavo muoh greater liberty and means, both of recreation and Instruction, In-struction, to its Inmates than any sovereign had done beforo him. Umnll Pasha had four wlvos, tho full proportion propor-tion allowed by the korun. To the that and nocond he wns married whon qulto young, nnd to tlio third ufter his accession. Those- threo ladles lived with him in the same inilaco. They, of courco, had separate suites of apartments, apart-ments, but they lived in porfect nmlty. as I had full opportunity of knowing later. I once said wha,l a wonderful thing It was for tlireo wit cs toll vo together to-gether like aftoctlonnte slnti rs. but 1 was an&wcud lmmcilintely- "Hint h oecause his highncts n.-ver shown any orefcrence for ono more thuii tbo others; f ono is favored to-doy, tho others "iavo their turn to-inon ov.' I thought Him a wonderful man to Veep tho bat tnce bo oven.' A Disheartening- Uiperleneo Which Is Duplicated Du-plicated Many Times Quadrennially. The eager ofllcc seeker with a small supply of cash nnd a largo amount of linrt. ni.il nmlitttAn lil.-H 1ilm)u.1f In Washington with a valiso full of bhlrts, socks and petitions, says a writer in the Knoxvlllo Tribune. II 0 stops at a hotel for awhile, culls on his senators and congressmen frequently, shows his Indorsements In-dorsements with a naturul and pardonable pardon-able pride, and narrates In a modest way the loyal and valuablo service ho has rendored ills party. Not being met with a positlvo refusal of old, lie cols greatly encouraged and rather likes Washington life. Ho frequently invites in-vites his congressman to "have something," some-thing," anil takes "something" himself, but it la not nn ofuco. Finally his funds become low and ho ehnngoa from tlio hotel to a mpdost and Inexpensive boarding house. IIo drops ten-cent cigars nnd binokcs fivers, and ho only has his siloes polished onco a week. Ills hopes havo dwindled with his ensh, but ho Is not ready to glvo up yet. FluullV, after tho March whuH havo given way to April showers, and April showors to Muy bfoosoms, and tho desire de-sire of his heart Is still i)nsatistled, ho geta desperate. Ho borrows a ten from his congressman until ho can hear from homo, and ho lays in wnlt for old acquaintances from hU section nnd In ni diplomatic) inunner us possible "touches" them for a small loan, Finally Fi-nally hopo taken Itn cleraol flight, anger nnd disgust solro upon hira, and mustering up ec.ough to purohuM n ticket homo ho returns to his blllw..-k swearing that ho has. ben decclvwl; 'that'tho administration Is a dismal failure fail-ure nnd that honeofortjti and forever tho blamed nld party fur, which h- liw tolled and twrnplnil. ftr long we. ycaro will have to worrjf along ivltboul any nld from him. Jttaprroin UiUtvpo I of unfortunate oltlxetiht of ImiIIi th.i iv. publleun nnd democrntie tartic, tbnt tho various mushroom nnrfo quadrew nlally draw their chW trcnirtb I MttiawkaKawauMMawnMtaTXHMSMaMnauM i&urNUlpMiHfiBMMH 60ctA.andJC?ax Ii M v lIM tiro uoitin.M lw g m "M H One cent a doco. famjjj Tina Obiat Oooan Coin promptly cure Whcro all others fall. Coughs, Croup, Bare Throat, lloarsentss, Whooplne Cough and Asthma. For Consumption It baa no rlvali has cured thousands, and will conn TOO If tsaenln time. PoM by Druggists on a guar antco. ror a Lnms llack cr Cbrtt vn eiilLOll'8 DULLADOHMA PLA8TERJ0O. mtoirifTCcATAHnH llavoyou Ouiarrb r. This remedy Is giiaraa I teed to euro you. Woo, W els. Injoclorfree, , The Llulc Things the Moat Valuable. , Comparatively few peoplcirgardthem selves as inventors, but almost eifrybody has been struck, at 0110 time or another, with ideas that teemed calculated to reduce re-duce some o( the little frictions of life. Usually such ideas are dismissed without with-out further thought. "Why don't the railroad company make its car windows eo that they can be slid up and down without breaking the pnssangcrs' back?" exclaims the traveler. "If I were running tho road I would mako them in such a way." "What was the man that made tin's nnucepan thinking oil" grumbles tho cook. "He never had to work oer stove, or he would have kuo,tn how it ought to have len fixed." "Hang such a collar button I" growls tho man who is late for breakfast. "If I were in the business I'd mako buttons thnt wouldn't slip out, or break off, or gougoout tho back of my neck." And then the various sufferers forget about their grievances and begin to think o( something else. If they would tit down at the next convenient opportunity, oppor-tunity, put thelrideasaboutrarw-lndows saucepans, and collar buttony into practical prac-tical shape, nnd then apply for patent, 1 hey mijht find themselves ns Independently Indepen-dently Wealthy us the man u ho Invented tho iron umbrella ring, or the one who patented the fifteen puzzle. a TCMFirsni omen. To Induco people to keep trackof their bright ideas and see what there is in them, tho Press Claims Company bas resolved to offer a prlto. To the person who submits to it the simplest and most promising invention, from a commercial point of view, the company will give twenty-fit 0 hundred dollnrs In cash, in addition to refunding the fees for securing the patent. It w 111 abondvertiso the invention treoolchargc' tins oiler is suuject to tlio following conditions: Every competitor must obtain a patent (01 his invention through the company. He must first apply for a preliminary search, the cost of which will bo flic dollars. Should this search, show his invention to bo unpatentable, he can withdraw without further expense Otherwise ho will be expected to com-pleto com-pleto his application and take out a patent in tho regular way. Tfio total expense, including Government and Bureau fees, w ill bo seventy dollars. For this, whether ho set ures the prize or not, tho inventor will haven patent that ought to bo 11 valuable property to him. Tlio prizo will be nwarded by a jury consisting of three reputable patent attorneys of Washington. Intending competitors should fill out the following blank, and forward it with their application. appli-cation. " , 1662. "I submit the within described iuven tion in competition for tho Twenty-five hundred Dollar Trlze offered by the Press Claims Company. ' 11 A Good Thine to Keep at Hand. From tht Troy (Aarai) Chief. Some years ago we were much subject to suvoro spells of cholora morbus; and now when wo fee) any ol the symptoms thatusuully preened that ailment, such as slekncss at tho stomach, diarrhrea, etc., wo become scary We have found Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy tha very ihlng to straighten one out In such cases, nnd always keep it about. We are not writing this for a pay testimonial, but lo let our readers know what is a good thing to keep handy in the house. For sale by people Co-op. Persons troubled with chronic diarrhcra should try Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, Many cases have been cured by it alter nil else had failed and skilled physicians wete powerless. For sale by People's Co-op. 1 For a leme back or for a pain in the side or chest, try saturating a piece of fleuiicl with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and binding it onto tlio affected parts This treatment will cure any ordinary casolnonoor twodays. Pain Balm also cures rhcumaalam. 60 cent bottles for sale by Peoples Co-op. Mr. Thomas Batte, editor ot the 7rap hie, Tcxarkann, Arkansas has found what lie believes to be the best remedy in existence for the flux. Hlscxperience is well worth remembering. Ho says; "Lost summer I had n very severe at-Im-k of flux. I tried almout'evovy kuown remedy, none giving relief, Chamber-l.iin's Chamber-l.iin's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhira Remedy Rem-edy wns recommended to me. I purchased pur-chased a bottle iud received almost ini-medinto ini-medinto relief. I continued to uso the medicine nnd was entirely cured. I lake pleasure in recomending this remedy reme-dy to any person suffering with such a disease, as in my opinion it Is the best n-rdU-ine in existence" 25 nnd 60 cent hot 1 It for salo by People's Co-op. I can mako you as nice a set of teeth as. you can find on the face of tho globe Dr Merrihcw. 5a Novels for 50 Cents. We havo made arrangements withone of the largest lookpubllhlti(coiiipunlca In this com- trv whereby wo can make this liberal off. r. Ek-iid us our tegular years subscription nf WOO for the Hetul-Weekly Hetul-Weekly lli-iald, nnd 60 cents extra, and we will send lo vour address, under separate civet, each week, one Of n series ol 62 Notels n veiir. Old subscribers subscrib-ers con nvnil theiusolveii of thli rnrc npportunlty by remitting full 12 months In advance nnd 60 rents extra. Thcso novels tire stmulard works by tho best huthoieiind were selected with great cs.ro nnd attention. They ure jusl the thing for your homo, Avail yotu-self yotu-self o( this oppoitunlty nt once ns itt make thlsofftr for a limited tune oulv. Send Express, Money Order, Post Ofhie order or stamps. Tho Herald Pub. Co Salt Luke City. A Sprained Ankle. This la a common occurrancc nnd ons that will lay people up oidiuarilv 0 to 8 weeks, yet wo wdl guarantee Ballard's Snow Liniment to euro any enso of sprained ankle In 1 to 3 days if npplicd at onco, and to immediately relievo nil nlln. Slnnw TJnlml.nl .. Ill pnrn nnvnld soro on man or beast. It will heal All Wonndsand cures Sprains, Burns, Scalds Bruises, Soro Throat, Soro Chest, Lnmo Back, Corns, Bunions. For Rliemnnt-ism, Rliemnnt-ism, Lumbago, Neuralgia. Contracted Muscles it has no equal. 1)j not nllcw any other white Liniment to ho put off on you for Snow Liniment. There Is no other like it. Ask for Ballard's Snow Llnimint. This Is pretty food. Mr, John O Goodwin, a carpenter, of Danville, III., writes: "About twoweeks ago a heavy saw log fell upon my foot very bad!) crushing it to that I was unable un-able to walk at all. I sent for n bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment and kept my foot well saturated with it. It (a now two weeks since this huppencd, and my foot is nearly well and I am at wotk. Had I not used Snow Liniment 1 should haie been laid up at least 2 months. For healing wounds, sprains, sores, and bruises it has no equal. No Inflammation Inflamma-tion can exist where Snow Liniment Is used. "You can use this letter." Beware Be-ware ot til white Liniments substituted for Snow Liniment. Thero is no other Liniment like Ballard's Snow Liniment Sold by O L Scsbright , 1 mt , , PlIlLOll'S VlTALIZIIR is what )'Oll tlCed for Dyspepsia. Torpid Liver, Yellow Skin or Kidney Trouble. It is giiatnu-teed giiatnu-teed to give you satisfaction. Prico 76c. Sold by D. E. E,llingion. Karl's CLovr.n Root, the new Blood Pnrlfler, gjvos freshness nnd clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation. 26c, 60c.,.and $100. Sold by Steel & Co Mr. II. J. Mayers, of Oakland ;Md aavi "f linvn anltl llili-niti liAlltna rtl Chamberlain's Catigh Remedy to-day and nm literally sold out. This is) the largest sale on record of eny one prc-partion prc-partion in a day over our counters- It gives the best satisfaction of any cough mcdlclno wo handle, and as a seller it ajspv all others preparations on this market " For sale by Peoples Co-op. Ask Your Friend, Who have taken Hood's Sarrapnrllla n'liat they thing of it, and the replies will bo positive in its favor. Ono has been cured of indigestion nnd dyspepsia, another finds it indlspensablo for sick headske, other report remarkable cures of scrofula, salt rheum others blood diseases, still others will tell you that it overcomes "that tired felling," and to on. Truly, the best advertising which Hood's Sarsaparilia recieves is the hearty endorsement ol the army ot friruds it has won by its positive medicinal merit. 1 NIGHT 1 MAKES THE COMPLCXION I PURE AND BRIGHT. A little boy ot .Mrs. McDonal'e, living near here, fell against a red hot stove and was fearfully burned. The pain was terrible, and It wus thought the burn was so sovcro ns lo scar tho chili for llfft T anlrl fhn lndtr n lir.Ml.1 nt Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which, niter greasing tho sore, she applied. It soon removed all fire and cased the pain, and in ten days tho boy was well, no trace of the scar remaining. J. I). McLaren, Kcyaport, Clinton county, HI. For Bale by People's Co-op. Oaptaik Swee.sev, U. S. A. San Diego CaLsays; "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good." Price 60c Sold by D. E. Ellingson. Among the Incidents ot child hood that stand out in bold relief, ns our memory reverts to tho days whon wo were young none aro more pruminent than severe sickness. Tho young mother vividly remembers tiiat it was Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured her ot croup, nnd in turn administers it to her own offspring off-spring and always with the best results For sale by People's Co-op. Buy your goods at the Peoples Co-op Inst and get the beit vnluu for your money. Keep the money In circulation in your own city and it will come back ' to you again, 1 Mr. Moore, the postmaster at Brad- shaw, Va., after reading an ndvorti mento( Chamberlain's Colic, Choleia . and Dlarrhcea Remedy, concluded to try , a small bottle of il. Ho says: "I used . It in two cases for collu und threo 'or diarrheal with peilwt sntistaetiuii. I have handled and used n great deal oj t patent medicine but never tried any that gave as good results ns thin," For ale by People's Co-op. A Centieman . H Who formerly resided In Ccnnccllcut, but '.H whonow resides In Honolulu, wiliest "For H 20 years my wife JH f J and lhavg med Ayer's H (F "lr J.'U-or, wa H O u, it ttie dftrlc H KJ nhlih she 1 H JBfl while turn- H frl lt"' acquaint- mWmmmmM if A tf" 0r n Ant,n islaaaaaaaaaaaal rJ iJ '''" younger than we, lH Pftid& nr",''lergrny.ieaded, gH EtoKAtXirt ,,,",'-' When H IK? P Sl (u'k"""wn'"'!)Slrhas H KMfM ( riiniuod us color and H H' ersl. feliiiess, - rsply.'ny H PI" ft'ii "' me "' Ayer'a B ' M-Z&Vl Vl' r-Khlg else ' H Ijj tty,S$ ' i.UMR.mynfllanrrd H WlS&frZ W1" ""rl IfM. and H lTlj,tf".Tttl SSSSSSSSaaaaaaaaaaaal h Home H Ayer'a Tlalr VlRor, and vi-ry -0011, It not H only checked any furthei lm li.ilr. but H produced an ontlrrly new growth, width has remained liiiuilant and glossy to this day I can recommend this preparntltxi loallln B need of a genuine It Is alt H that It Is claimed to be." Autoulo Alarrun, nastror, ffffH AYER'S ppH HAIR VIGOR H World's Fair Travlcrs Will Have It. The public demand through service- H when trnvollng. It is old-fashloncd to H "Change Curs." On the through, eolM H vestibuled trninsnf tlie t'luengo. ITmon H Pacific cV N'orth-Wostirn l.i u from cr to Chiengn, Omaha no I intermedlutu H lointe there Is no chine. Tbii Is tho fluettnrd fastest seriie behieen tho PH points named. pggl .' ..J II i -L "-Ml ML , J l Out of Sight. Lfgfl The traveling public tiro now fully H alive to tho fact that the ("ih ago Union H Pacific tk North-Western Line offer h tho H very best nccommoilatioiii to ti 0 pnbllo H from nnd to Chicago, Omnlin nnd inter- H mediate points, not only during tho H World's Fair, but nil the year round. H "It la worth tho price to erary rx-on fl who even reads a newipapsr.'s-lMrllriEtoa gaaaaaaaaaal Journal. B Tnn joensAi. notns to H Blue Pehoil SIuies. H aaaaaaaaaal .. Or. isnm-viisrfa- H A Pocket Primer for tbo use of llrporters, H (rrespondents" and Copy Choppers. B Hbort, simple and praclIcAl rules for making and editing censpapec copy, ' B and of equal value In all who with (0 I wrlto correct Kngllsb. V Bent on receipt of price, rjlce. 10 cents gSaVaVal per copy. ALLAN VoilMAl, 1-ublliher, '' ill rtaanau Direei, rtow icia. m. I it to JH advantage to let the public Icuow 'pBgl what you have to sell. It you rafl wish to make j fH MOjAlEY'; s JH you can do so by judiciously ad- Sagl vcrtising your business, and now ' 4 is the time to make yo- , .pl business brisk by at once placing :agH YOlJl H advertisement in The Lchi Banner ipagl which is largely circulated in the 4aaifl north end of Utah Co. Your IpBgl LlFE H will then be a busy one. IH k Sclentlflo American lH TO.lJjOAVCAT8, H MZmWjB TRADE MAUKO, iH tlMXWP DEniOH PATCtlTS, " '"6, C0PVRIQHT8, oteJ t'er li.forraillon and free IIh i.j.oct: write to 1 mlTnn a do.. imi'Ai.t m new YoitT. vBgal Oldest bureau for fucurtn i - ita in Araarlco. Krarr patent takon on-' lrt.nbt boloaa Uie pubiie bt a notice go 1 1 or oiuute In ibo 'HB 'cnt.fir gaimci'twuH lrvA.1 rfMi mi u iiitlfl rwLaap In tfcn aaaaaal wnrlO. Spl. illuitratail NolbTalluralit msu ihoiiia ua wirhout it. Woaklr. i!$,ihi a jfari tl.W.U mnntht AUdrw Mf'MS i UO I't'liusuuu, UUt liruaJitaj, .Nu VorkOllr, .. VJk Herf.dy Promise M To refund ull mun.) paid us for H HALLER'S FiZMEDlEr, ;H if ou mo not BENEFITED by th r "JagH USE. Thcsopreparntioii.s consist of -aWai PAW FAMLV.EE, mhwm ir,i mm dumb COKPITION BARB WIRE LINiHEKT, Cf&, M mm mm nm, ' and nro ABSOLUTBLY OUAHAKTUtll) by M ds, NO CURB, NO PAY. You Hike cv - chances. "iVAgj Sold by all druggists, r H Waal |
