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Show Mrs. A. Inveen, residing at720 Henry St., Alton, 111., Buffered with sciatic rheumatism for over eight months. She doctored for it nearly the whole of this time, using various remodiea recommended recom-mended by friends, and was treated by the physicians, but received no relief-She relief-She then used one and a half bottles o Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which effected a complete uire. This i8 published at her request, as she wants others similarly afflicted to know what cured her. The 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by D. E. Ellingson, druggist. B. J. Anderson dropped in our office on Saturday and exhibited some promising promis-ing looking ore which he obtained from a claim he owns in'Death canyon. He says they have sutne good p roperty out ' there and if the proposed It. G. W. extension fromTintic is a go he and his companions will be in cloyer as it is liure to go near their property. We should be pleased to hear of 6uch good Juck coming their way. The Junction people will most likely accept the proposition of tho City Council to open the road out thee paying pay-ing $175 for the necessary land. This road will run from the State road, near Henry Jackson's, to tho Junction. There v now a lane paatof the waj . The builders are doing a rushing busi-' busi-' ness these days and smile as though a -wave of prosperity had struck them. At present men are at work putting up new .Icnces for Bishop Cutler and George Austiii and some are working on the new buildings going up in various parts of town. The Springville Independent speaks ' very highly of the Sunday school Of ! that city which is under the able direction' of Arthur J. Southwick, who I was once a resident of Lelii and well known here. We are pleased to hear of his siicccss in this line. The basis of nearly all the chewing ; gum manufactured in this country is . said to b'e chicle, an exudation of the sapoto tree of Mexico. Over 4,000,000 i pounds of this gum are imported into the United States annually, the product being valued at $1 ,500,000. ! On Saturday night a 15 round sparring contest was given at American Fork botween A, Ingersoll, of that place, and I '& darky named Clark, of Salt Lake. Tho latter had tho best of the contest .which ended in a draw. Mr. Rigby, of Teton Basin, Idaho, was in Lehi last week. He says there is .four feet of snow there on the level and fanning will not begin before tho middle H)f May. It is a line country and room for hundreds of industrious young mon. Da .'id Hodge, Eddie Bone, Bernard i "Webb ana Fred Webb have returned from Logan whore they have been i , attending tho Agricultural College I They seem well pleased with the school and may go back again next fall. A. P. Ohristofferson wa in Lehi on Saturday en route from Mercur to Salt Lake. Ho reports everything as prosperous over in the gold camp. I Oscar Kirkhatn appeared in Lehi once i more on Friday shaking hands with relatives and Irionds. lie came over I from Piovo to havo a look at our good joads. |
