Elmore bulletin. [volume], August 11, 1898, Image 4

About Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906

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Thore are 3.T0 glacier» in th« Alps cYcr !
6ve miles in length.
I believe I'iao's Cure is the only medi
cine that uiU cure consumption—Anna M.
Ross, Williamsport, Pa., Nov. 12. 18W».
Maud—Miriam is trying to keep her en
gagement a secret. Martha -How do you
know? Maud—She told me so.
f niiMfpatmn For#
Take Ci» sen rets Candy Cathartic. 10c orWc
If C. C. C. falls to cure, druggists refund money
An Irish reporter wanted to place en
•ragoment announcements under "court
notes." _
COSMO Bt n'EHMIt.K TOILET SOAP
makes the skin soft, white and healthy,
bold everywhere.
for
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A firm with tNvo members does mu-li
louble dealing.
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■•TOE-GUM '* CURES CORNS
Or money bark. 15c at all diug*lsts.
While teamen liko to bo cleau, they hate ,
to be washed ashore.
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*'I Imve been u*lng (MSCAHI'TS for
h I have been i*filleted for
say that Cascurets i
lief than any other reroe- j
1 shall certainly rec
tnsomnh
- it U wh
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over twer
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liave given mo more
dy l ha\
D.eitti tli
represented 1
ever tried,
tu lo my friends an belli# all they uro
Taos. UlLLARD, Elgin, ill. (
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in. Weaken.
Good, Nov
... CURE CO N 3TI PAT I ON.
Gripe. 11*. 25c. SOo.
fiMoriJy Company,
hew York. 318
HO-TO-BÄS 'Ä 11 ' y,ii
Tunteed by all dniR
(TRETobacco Habit.
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f Remember the name
g when you buy
ft again
BatMeAgfc
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A CENT'S WORTH
of the wrong baking powder
will spoil a half-dollar's worth
of cake.
Use Schi /ling's Best.
DR. C. W. SHORES!—rr
EXPERT SPECIALIST
IN ALL DISEASES OF MEN.
STRICTLY RELIABLE.
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FAY ME
^ WHEN YOU 1
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IF YOU SUFFER FROM
LOST
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cele. Hyrtr
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Fyphills,
»hrunker
nnall
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old
anil all
pr
other privi
rauo« excess
di seas
. whetne
sontagion.
Dr. th W. SiioKKs.the physician
mio ciisua.se,
rented ami cured
utter h
you can con
who has given his lifotocuringch
ind be examined, advised.
« ithout paying him otic dollar until the cure is
effected. The docto
'rves tho right, how
v iiu'uval'le
he don't want your money. Such an
«*r before made by u responsible
1 Dr. a. W. S
efu?
if he can't
yt
off«
physician,
make it been
e.'sfv. Don't
aide doctors, but
be i ured.
DE NT I Ala.
tall at 410 liar
's is only abl«* to
59 these dis
another cent on question
>nsult iho "Old Doctor" and
BUSINESS SACREDLY CONUl
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WRITE
DR. G. W. SHORES,
'k Box 1586,
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THE ORIGINAL. ALL OTHERS (Mi 1 ATIOxS.
r* old under positive Written <;
tut-horlied agent* only, to , ure Wen
Hues*. Wakefulness. Fits. Hysteria, Lack of Coati
Lassitude. *-r Ktceislve Use o:
»plum, or Liquor, wlil li i*;adH t<» M
. lusauly uu<l Deuih At store
h written c»ar«
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lent, with full Instruc
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Sold b.v I>rugrflrl«t«k.
ot «ent in plain wrapper,
l>y ex lire**, prepaid, fur
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Circular sent cn re
W'Utn Answering Advertisements Kiadiy
Aftatioa Tbi* Taper.
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for fMlrti • « t**thln
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was a quarter past eleven.
Don't Tobacco Spl
To quit l ob ii
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ttico is so small that Admiral
Sampson c.m shoot clear ac
ho can. in about six shots.
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Dropsy treated free by Dr. H. H.
Green's Sons, cf Atlanta, tia. The
greatest dropsy specialists In the world.
Head their advertisement in another
column of this paper,
I An effort lias beon made at Tangier to
• stabli-di a chair for touching surgorp to \
,
j tho Moors.
A bath
tth ( OSMO BUTTERMILK
I SOAP, exquisitely scented, ia soothing and
beneficial, hold everj'where.
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into I
—Yes; mine goes out every time I v
anybody.
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needs coaxing, not crowdin'?. Dr. Ayer's Pills starld with
out a rival as a reliable medicine for liver complaint. They
cure constipation, and they cure its consequences, piles,
biliousness, indigestion, sick headache, nausea, coated tongue,
foul breath, had taste, palpitation, nervousness, irrita
bility, and many other maladies that have their root in
constipation. They are a specific for all diseases of the
stomach and bowels, and keep the body in a condition of
sound health.
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"I have used Ayer's Filin for the past thirty years
consider them an invaluable family medicine. I know of
1> dter remedy for liver troubles, and have always found
them a prompt cure for dyspepsia."—J ames Cjl'INN, itO Midjll.
Street, Hartford, Conn.
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SAPOLIO
IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF.
EDUCATIONAL.
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TOE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME,
NOTRE DAHE, INDIANA.
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FULLCOUR5EAIN Cltsilcs, Letter«, Science,
I «w, Civil. Met.h«nlcal and Edectrtcal Kngl
neerlnif.
Com 7 es?* h
Wooroa Free to all Student« who have cotu
pleied the studies required for admission li.to
the Junior or Senior Year, of any of tho Col
Itviate Courses.
A limited munberol Candidates for the Ecclo.
Siastieal state will be re -« ived ut special r-.ites.
S t. lidward « I1a*|, for boys under 13 yt ars, is
cnique in c-mpb tene>« of its equipments.
Tho logth term will open September 6th,
189 M. Catalogue Kent Free on application to
kLV. A. nuKRISSBY, C. S. C., PrcaltlenL
Preparatory and Commercial
St. Warp's
ücaaemp,
Oo< Mile We«» of li»t University of Noire D»
S T. MART'S ACADEVIY f-»r vounf? ladle*. n<
terlm< upon l
»1 work, han rained tho
h year of artivr r im-a
reputation of i.«>inn
ho most thor u^hly e«]utpped and •oc«'« , i*fiii
UKtltutloiiv fn the rolie«*
LulIdlilK»
looking the pit
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included la th« regular tuition; aitr,
The Academy
beaut! :
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.vu of the St. Joseph
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A Thorough English and
Classical Education,
Including
t«ught l»v
pletlug tbe full
**k. I.xtlu. r
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ch«
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ur cotnpeteut
se of *tud r* Ntu teats rece.
tha
Regular Collegiate Degree of
Litt. B., A. B. or A. M.
The Conservatory of Music
tint plan of the l>«4t CLi-rU hI r<»n«e
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pe. Three
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lice p«^»
The Art liciiart
An Bchool« in tur«»r
Preparator
Pupil* who
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demie Cour
Book keeping. Phonography Hud Typewriting ex
tra. Kvory \«riety <>f Fancy Needlework taught.
sltigue cuut ilii pg full lufi«rn)atloD. addreM
1 en t !« modelled «fter the beat
Department*.—
ary !rainlug. nnd th.»«« of tea
li«re carefully prepared for the Ac«
and AUxanced Ct
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r Old !U!L!}l6
byes Sore.^ Eye Water
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DIRECTRESS CF THE ACADEMY,
St. Mary's Academy.
NOTRE DAME P. 0.. INDIANA.
Cure« «ore eye« or
hurt when applied,
full size b »tile for38
ilfhburbo* d JOHN H. Mthl V DUL U CO«
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granulated lid*. Don t burn or
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FEW DISCOVERY: tt
quick re'lerai.d cun.*»
esc*, bend for b«*»*k o
«rCMtut«iifc Arr«. I>r. U. U.CULOA bfcU.'b- AUmva*.
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Beauty I* niood Dmj»,
Clean blood means a ' loan skia No
beauty without it. Cas mrcis,Caudy Cathnr
tic cleans your blood and Keeps it cleau, by
stirring up the lazy liver i nd driving ail im
tmrlt'cs from the body. Begin to-duy,
mid thatsickly bilious con ploxion by taking
Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. Ail dru r
gists, satisfaction guaranteed. 10c, 25c,50c
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A Welsh rcii/ious may izino for children
oflV.s :\ prize for tho bent poem on "Th?
Snail of Any Ar:e. M
Wheat 4tt Cents a Ilnahel.
f!-;w to grow wheat w
e n ! h and samples of Hal
Bushelsperacre) Winter
< lo\ ers. etc., with Farm Seed Catalogue
for 4 touts post ago. JHIIN A. BAL/.ËIÎ
isLED CO., La Crosse, V'is.
The gratte euro, which is popular iD
south t-n Kurop.s. vas ailvocatod enthusi
nstically by me ileal wrltors as early as th#
tenth century.
th big profit ât 4t
Wheat?Kye?o'at «. !
w.n.u.
\
No-To-Bttc
Fifty Cent«.
Guaranteed t Iircco habi-. cure, make« weak
uien KroLig, blood pure. 50:. 11. All druggist»
The pr. atest heighth i
b«\!loon was 2o, 160 feet,
aruouauts who made this
I focated.
ver reached in a
Two of the three
ascent were suf
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SH x : KNEW HER MIND.
"VVbat'd she have on?"
"Blue—burnt-orauge tones."
Doll made a little face. "Ugly with
her hair, to be sure."
"No, she looked quite well."
"I on doesn't 1 ke her. though," trying
to get the lettuce-shade out of her eyes,
as she turned; "was he attentive to
her?"
"Fairly—oh, she's well enough and
decidedly up-to-date! Her skin is love
! ,y ' t0 °- 1 wouldn't fret about It, Doll;
they met by chance, no doubt."
Doll has swung Ihe mirror.
"Lovely skin, think?"
"Yea, It stands strong light."
Doll winced.
"Oh, these freckles!"
"Don't mind the freckles, dear."
"But I do mind them." cried Doll,
"k'ou'rc bound to have them, child.
*ith your copper-colored hair; that
hair's a gift from the gods, and the
freckles don't show at. night."
"Am I never seen by day? I don't
dare go out without a veil—a thickly
dotted one, too! A summer girl I
can't be."
You're something a thousand times
better," said Jane, "a 'winter-up--to
date.'
You're morbid about your
freckles, Doll, definitely and down
rlghtly daft. You're worse than ever,
lately, and I know exactly why."
A delicious tide of red drowned out
the offending flecks. Doll began to *n
spect the tip of her nose, in the wide,
crystal sheet by her side.
"Heavens! what a blush!" cried
merciless Jane, peering at her face In
the glass. I'd stand freckles like
Alaska nuggets if I had such a color
as that!"
"Yes. the biggest one Is here—on the
very, very tip," soliloquized Doll, alert;
then, with a swift gyration, she flashed
toward the other again.
"Isn't he great, Jane?"
"Don's all right," said Jane, with de
cision, but as if a trifle fatigued;
come, dear, I'm going home."
She stabbed her smart hat with two
spikes, as she spoke, and lifted her col
lar's fur hem.
She was groomed and
gowned to perfection, with a cool chin
reined well in the air. One thought of
a thoroughbred. A big diamond blazed
from her hand. She gave It a sort of
impressive pat, as she drew on her
: dark, castor glove.
"Happy?" asked Doll, rather sharply,
following the motion of the hand.
"As you'll be!" said Jane, with ex
pression, nipping her cheek, as she
passed. Her skirts skimmed the steps
J with crisp frou-frous.
"Letter!" she called back, laughing.
"I believe I have once seen that hand."
Doll gave the postman a duztllng
smile that made him think August was
near, then, in haste banged the door
in his face.
She flew to a palm-screen
ed corner and kissed, then rent, the
envelope. A clipping from a newspa
per fluttered out. She caught It up and
read:
"Freckles painlessly and permanent
ly removed. Mme. Duval, after a life
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(ong study of the complexion, has at
last discovered a simple, harmless and
effective cure for all disfigurements of
the skin; such as freckles"—
And Doll performed some stagy
tics the very next minute that rivaled
both Morris and Duse.
ftn
Don Ml , ' aln " as K,a(1 11 raining.
He , ikeil thp drear ra(n ..
He liked
the currents of sluggish mud, winding
like legions of lazy black snakes along
the streets' dark breadths.
\ the dismal clouds tangled
! church spires.
there to taunt him he couldn't have
stood It. he knew; but other people
were wretched and mad, as well as Don
McLain.
a smile, as a sleek dude slipped on the
j pavement, and arose a woeful wreck.
If only It had been a woman, now, his
ass* nt would have been complete.
''Hang all women!" cried Don. Then
, ho drew a note from
I . . .
read it. again, for a change.
"Your Impertinence should receive
He liked
upon the
Jf the sun had been
He smiled a Satanic sort of
a pocket, and
tnc silence It deserves. But fearing It
1 might lead you to call again—"
Doa crushed the paper to pulp; he
frrew whlte about hlR t, * ht »PS: Iheu
llp smoothed It carefully out again,
drinking In its odor and sheen. It
sc,mod to him he could see her pretty
hand , trac,n K ea;h Sracilent line; the
supple curve of satiny throat; the
Bwiris of copper-red hair,
"Jove!" he cried. "I ll not lose a
girl like that, without tasting some
body's blood!"
He swallowed his dinner heedlessly,
then dressed with deliberate pains, lie
had heard that he was handsome, but
had never cared much before.
Now he
took keen note3 in the glass. Yes. his
features were well put together, his
coloring, strong and clean,
was built for action, with a sort of vir
ile grace. Women liked him. he knew.
Who cared for the plural,
one woman turned
Flight o'clock found him ringing at her j
. A new maid opened it to hlm. i
Thus far Providence smiled. She ,
started when he said: "No name." j
Tt seemed to him a century until he |
heard the sv.ish of silken skirts. The i
portier fell with a flounce.
His figure
Wonun?
when
her face?
de
. . Doll, he- I
" 5 " '' r ard 'i 1 »! 1 as »he lire that trem- i
le-1 a- 1er heads.
Then she
U ' * d. like a white sal! In a gale. '
vlawtd him
The freckles troop
star*.
out
thick
as
■■ rar
from a splendid |
"
"You, Mr. McLain?"
!
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He took a hasty stride or two. that i
brought him close to her side.
"Yes, I—It's 1!" he cried, hotly;
"you've treated me unfairly, Doll—I've
come to tell you bo-"
She laughed a queer little strangled
laugh, and lifted one hand to her
throat. Never had he looked to her
so handsome, so earnest, so manly, sc
—dear. She swallowed the big lump
that choked her, and gazed at him with
stony scorn.
"I'm not the only fellow, Doll, tha!
ever told a girl she was loved!"
Doll gave a little gasp.
"I don't—understand you," she said.
"I don't think you do," replied Don
"Now. Doll, what does It mean?"
She drew an envelope from her gown.
'I've not looked at it since," she
cried.
"My wretched tact, I suppose," said
Don; ''It serves me exactly right,
should have spoken myself, as I ought
to have done, and not sent a proxy of
a poem!"
"Poem!" cried Doll, with staring
eyes; "it was a horrid wash!"
Don turned the slip he held. He felt
too serious to laugh, just then, but a
smile curved his handsome lip. Doll
snatched the slip from his hand and
road, this time, its other face:
1
Does she love me?
Does she hate me?
This, I question, night and day
She read no more. The paper flut
tered down. He caught her hard, by
both wrists.
"Which is It, Doll?" he cried, low,
Tell me
and tense, "which is It?
quick!"
Her ruddy head made a sudden
wreck of his splendid Roman tie.
"Oh, Don, I think it's both!"—Buf
falo News.
CURE FOR CANCER.
Acetylene Ul.il with Highly Satisfactory
Result«.
The latest development in the use ot
acetylene iB on the medical side. It
has been employed in the treatment of
the terrible disease known as cancer,
and, it is said, with results which have i
not only been highly satisfactory so J
far, but which almost seem to indicate !
that an actual cure for the complaint
has been discovered. The import
ance of this cannot be overestimated j
There appears, at least, to be no doubl
that acetylene Is the mast efficient j
agent against cancer known at pres- ;
ent.
The method of its application is !
perfectly almply. The cancerous sur- ] i
face is covered with carbide of cai
rium and then moistened all over with
water. Acetylene Is at once evolved *
In contact with the diseased tissues. |
The application can, of course, be re- j
newed at pleasure. A burning sensa- I
tion is felt by the patient, and the |
symptoms are immediately abated,
specific for cancer would, no doubt, I
stamp out in time one of our most j
formidable maladies, and there is at
least hope that It has now been found, j
A
Iti-iill.tlr K'rearhlng.
As a preacher, especially to the imag- !
Ination and to the heart, Dr. Guthrie
was Incomparable. It has been regard
ed as one of the greatest proofs of
George Whltefield's power that on one
occasion he drew such a vivid picture j
of a ship in distress, her masts dis
mantled. her hull rapidly filling with j
water, and the crew utterly helpless, '■
that when he asked, "What next?" a
sailor in the audience shouted out, as
if the scene were real, "Take to the
long boat." Hardly less striking was
the effect In Dr. Guthrie's church on :
similar scene, for it was said he could
not preach without a Are or a ship
wreck. One who was present described
it thus: "During one of Dr. Guthrie's
powerful appeals to the unbeliever to
close with the offer of free salvation
through Jesus Christ, he described a
shipwreck and the launching of a life
boat to save the perishing crew in
such vivid colors that the dreadful
scene appeared actually to take place
befoie our eyes. Captain C., a young i
naval officer, who was sitting in the
front seat of the gallery, was so elec
trified that he seemed to lose all con
sciousness of what was armin' 1 hlm. I
saw him spring to his feet and begin
to take off his coat when his mother
took hold of him and hold him down. ! „f
It was some time before he could real
ize where he was. He told me after, in
Ills mother's house, that he had be
come oblivious to everything else, that
the scene appeared so real that he was
entirely carried away, and rose to cast
his coat and try to man the lifeboat."—
The Quiver.
Trying the Brake«.
He was an observing man, and was
not in the habit of allowing the slight
est details of anything or any event
escape his eye. He stood on the
station platform and watched the
heavy overland trains pulling out for
the west. Each one of them seemed
come nearly to a stop Just after pull
ing out of the station. "Stopping to
let some one off?" he asked of a rail
road man standing near hint. "No.
Looks as if they were, doesn't it?
Well, that fools lots of people," said
the railroad man. "Some people think
they stop to let off some one who
stayed on too long, and some think
they stop to put off a tramp. Neither
these reasons is right. All engin
eers bring their trains to a stop, or
nearly so, after pulling out of a ter
minal station In order to test the alt
brakes and see that they are in work
ing order. Most engineers try the air
Just after pulling out of a station, but
most roads the rule is that they try
the brakes within two miles of the sta
tion."—Topeka State Journal.
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Mold In Cellars.
Perhaps mold in reliars should he
encouraged as going to show that the
walls are damp, and hence that an un
healthy condition of things exists. If
however, it is desired to exterminate
the mold, It can be done by dusting
over with powdered quicklime. II
the walls are dry where the mold
grows, they should first be moistened.
After a day has passed, the walls mav
V
It Is said that the
growth will not reappear for two years
after this treatment. Tho lime musi
powdered as it comes out of the
barrel. If It is powdered by slaking
will not operate,
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Spain has seut to Tuba 1.000 tons 02
medicines, etc., in three years.
TYorklng Ont Salvation.
Now let us get on to tbe eomninn
Work out your own salvHtion with
fear and trembling." That is wl»t I
wanted to get at. You have lo be
active. Ood'a sovereignty and power
evoke human responsibility an«i ac
(ivity. You have It, therefor* werk it
To une the common Ulnstijntlor.
load :
of timber and some »late*. That la
not a house. No; but there is the malt
ing of one, end you can make the house
nut of It. Now the I/>rd lays all 1own
st our door; He puts It into our hearts;
He comes with ihe plan and the npeci
fleatlon of the material, and says,
"Now work them out."
t
out.
thers is a load of bricks here, a
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The Place for Your Daughter.
St. Mary « Academy at Notre Dame
Ind., ranks first among tho edueaiional
institutions for girls. Young women
from all parts of America and Europa
are found in its classes. The faculty
have just issued a catalog that con
tains much valuable data. Paren s de
sirous of sending their daughters to the
best institution should send for
catalog before deciding on sc
them elsewhere^ It is under the euper
vision of the Sisters of the Holy Cro«9
and is located at. Notre Dame, far
the excitement of even village lif'
right among the beautiful scenes
Creator's handiwork.
this
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Frayer.
Any unperverted mind will conceive
from
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of tho
of the scriptural Idea of prayer as tlmt
of one of the most downright, sturdy
realities In the universe. Bight In the
heart of Cod's plan of government It 1
Is lodged as a power. Into all the
Intricacies of divine working an:l the
mysteries of divine decree. In the
mind of God, we may be assured, tlis
conception of prayer Is no fiction, j
whatever man may think of it. "More
things arc wrought by prayer tbai this
world dreams of."—Austin Phel is.
HuIl'rt Catarrh Ctiro
Is a constitutional cure. Fries, ITSo.
In moving the battleship Temoruire in
,he Davenpirt dockyard, her bowsprit
knocked to pieces the hig «0-ton shears in
For a perfect complexion mid n
healthy skin,
In McDonald county. Mo., quail ha
;oir.e so numerous as lo be
ve lic
est.
Educate Your Bowel« With Chmearet«.
Candy Cathartic, euro constipation f
10c.26c. If C. C. C. fail.druggists refund
urever
noney
the yard, which cost »■
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clear.
;e COSMO BUTTERMILK.
Bold everywhere.
SOAP.
Whenever you hoar a girl refer to
3S an idiot, she is in love
i s j„ i 0V c with some other girl
a man
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restores old linen and summer dresses!
to their natural whiteness and impartsi
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only starch that is perfectly harmless.'
Contains no arsenic, alum or other in-!
jurions substance,
for a baby powder.
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Fishing, Camping. Baseball. Athletic or Sporting Goo* —,
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Shooting
Line, or IIhmiJ Ch
give you the best wholesale prices, whh
•an mid riiolo^r
cutaloguo, which wi
west. 11 is free for the uskitit
ffrw*- also have a complete line of HARDWARE ut our Ogden store, and the most coo
pletc RKPA1K SHOPS In the country
xplilc Supplie«, send for our
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BROWNING BROS/ CO.
(55 M.dn St,, Salt Lake Clt)
AN ACCIDENT AND LIFE PRESERVER
I.IUeral Terms to Agents.
AUTOMATIC GRIP KECK YOKE.
Greatest Neck Yoke ever In vented, comblblng
Ä b ' ÄYÄ. '»"LïîïYô Älfe
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UTAH IMPLEMENT CO. f Vf
Mitchell Farn, anti Spring Wagons.
Rushford Farm Wagons,
nratey Buggies and Carriages.
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Write fori Prices. "
Henry Wagener Brewing Co.'s I
C'elebrated Beer.
Salt Luk« City, Utah.
Salt Lake Electric Supply Go.
■.H. Airis, P.
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Electrician*. Wholesale and Retail Eiec'i
pllo«. 'Phone «L 1. W. First South Ht.. Ha
rsoting
Ip Hup
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Assayerand Chemist
LAMBERT PAPER CO
P. M.
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Wshoo,
Tempi«
Sal
Luk«
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L very thine In the line of Printer«' Hi
rjyqtinx Paper, Paper Bag«. Ttrlm
Careful aud prompt attention to orders »
School Furniture and Supplies,
Office. Church and Library Furnitur«
V Y°bor A Co., 77 \V. First South St.. Sul
ii.v,T tah. B. A. McMillen, Manager.
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£07 Me Coral k Building
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FiGS
is due not only to the orleinalitu „„j
sim p lici t y of the combination C al
t() the caru and hkiu vvith
ft1 , 1( -u it U
manufaetured b ' lontlflü
processes j
known to the Cai.ipohnia Fio Svki p
C o. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. As th«
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by tho Caufoknia Fio Syrup Co
only, a knowledge of that fact
assist one in avoiding tho worthies
imitations manufactured by other par.
ties. The high standing of the Cai.i.
Foil vi a Fin S Y uup Co. with the nieUi
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
»he name of the Company a guaranty
of tho excellence of its remedy.
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far iu advance of all other laxatives,
as *1 not' -4 «n the kidneys, liver and
howols without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it docs not gripe nor
nauseate. In order togwt its beneficial
effects, please remember the
tho Company —
It i*
name o!
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, 0»\
LOUI3VILLE. Kj.
NEW TOHK.N.t
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when you buy Q
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NEW HOTEL . .
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Corner Main and Seron«! South.
^•'Wly Furni«he<II Mont lleaiunftlile Ittitf*
INTER-MOUNTAIN HILLING Cl
-« State Street. Salt Lake f'ltv. Utah.
IIighest G».h Prie* 1'ai.t for Wheat ant. *
tiislii. Carload lots a specialty
Salt Lake Graphophone Co. öss,
ch ines. Write for particulars. 150 S. Main
ST. ELMO HOTEL.
Europe;
Main and 3rd So.. Sa '
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Full line of samples on B
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Hutes 50c, 7ôo, II.
FINE PHONOGRAPH RECORDS.
No inferior goods. V.. car.-y Dhonography««
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ro°U|Main St. Suit BHke City. Utah Phoiic^B
graph U..i hu«. W. Stnvner. Pres, and Mgr. M
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ih'icfiH from fn to *.TV0.
GroHtaeir
hand at Os
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School Furniture and Supplies,
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