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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25
Coasumptioa.

1t is said that $1,000 people die an
nually In the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
Of the country one death In every
three Is from Consumption. This can
he and should be avoided; our people
are too careless about IN ordinary
cough or cold, and other symptoms Of
throat and lung affections that lead to
this disease. You should arrest Il
while 1t il in the germ. Two or three
doses Of DR.. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve IN ordinary
cough or cold. II does not dry up .
cough like many preparations on the
market and leave the disease behind
II, but acts directly on the throat and
bronchial tubes, removing all the
phlegm and morbid matter that aecu-
mulates in the throat and lungs. Il
aIlays all irritation and renders the
voice clear and distinct. Sold BY
Oscar 6oit1.
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M70A vssk ssas d hsse BY The isdsssri-
Iess. BsA bssinso ssv Lslbss the pub
W Lille. Capasal "a sss1ed. We vill ssass
ysa. NsD. veDes, beys al gisis wasted every.
vhess = VET ~ =. Se0 = TIE TIM. Zoe
esa vsse = spass ~, = (fve yesr yiels ttss
~. = eo0s01ne . sess Csaiy ssS1s - iss1s
r. 49, - 50 - - ~ - A'''''s'''
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not, life l. sW-sIiur by "a au.i
\ dare before YOU die -lnts thing
ueS ] mighty and Sublime leave tehini
TO conquer time So week ia NuaT 90 town
as outfit free. .so risk. I,-fs ihih- new taFiid
not required. We Will iutLish N"u ','.s Il,i-
Many az. making toItUHys. Lati.- AJAX, irs 9.
~ men, and boys FiFl, max great gay. Real
rr. II Yea want hu.ites> - whirh y', can NIT
great uay al the itu- utit- lui part tt,i.s f q
HALiEIr e 60. Prrtl M. airr.
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STATEMENT MADE UNDER carr

To ~io'G u may Cpneers la the year is-3 .
treated riih keuisirs spawn Cure. a bcn- spasfs
II several uIanth- grD-ih n-.riy half lsxfs -
hens ~ asd co'lp-t.l, stopped the Isns-nsss ssd
r.rasrrt the enlargement I have ~srksd the
horse ever since YER. hard. and never h.s been
isra- nor could see ans difference In thr .izs af
ne husk j,infs since treated aim -ith k~ndzlf-.
SPAWN cure ga GAINES,
En.-buTgh ais VI. fsS. 18th ls.s
-vgru ami snt..criscd 80 bsfare me- tina. k5sh dsy
70! February 4. u I-sy JOHN s.JENSE
jusft~s - the Peace
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Two Good Books

Canb,rS Information for tie Psopis: 1901 Things
Worth Knowing. comprising the history and mys-
terry Of everything in common use Cabts's Hisdy
CsoiopedSa; or Explanation Of Words and Things
connected with all the Ans and Sciences illistra-
ted With over so engravinss. nicely bound ineloth.
gilt. sire about by inches and nearly iuo inches
thick. Retails 1t 81 50. Sample of either ses>sas
osiy, for 81, or both for Q. address z Brsss .
Co., Soath BsDd. Isdiana.
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WHAT Is GOOD FOR BEAST Is
GOOD FOR MAN.
Read OF It's effect on Human Flesh

Psfisn's Nnis. Washington CO, " 7 Fsb. q i-7-
b. j. KENDALL ". D.-Dear sir-The particular
case on which used ycar kendaifs SPAWN Cor.
rs malignant ankle spr.in VI sixteen anonth.
standing. hsi tried many thing bat In vain
IsuF ksndsirs SPAWN Cure put the go; 10 the
ground again. and. for the Art time since hurt In
natursi pnsi'ion. For family Inin,@nt il excel.
anything ve ever used
Your truly, REV Mp ELL
Pastor ". Z. Church, PAttsas Nin. y Y.
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web-icrs piriionsTy - ths bet ivrFs iaiii',
should have 4 copy, Alii@,n'- Nri'>t-I !iisiior-
airy, containing over so illustrations 80 90 Nori-
and phrases. c1Dprehen-iy~is i,iusd usrill Tat.
aud tables. foI.iga w'T'l- aud phrase. rfeuofiu
cling vocabulary OF scripture aud proper name
list Of NEUROLOGICAL aud els -si-ai Eauiv- United
States nsus for ls>si aud nany 9th rus-fH tables
Postpaid for only "a cent. Address !iuIvurs
q Co. 7. % box lisa. south H-ud Iud
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE!

ON HUMAN FLESH
Of
duration Also CORNS
or amens some afraid on human fe-h simple because
IL goDio IL
god Tor MAN and we know from Experience that SPAWN
CURE be child old
wonderful ON human flesh and blister
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Baksnas.i "a. Dee. q, fsry
H. , HErDaLL q CS.-'i.Hts-l ui-h % "a my
isstiH.auy m favor f!sar valuable hsfnsat Ksn-
isiis spain Cure II the -Frinz II is7s I siipS-f
the bee an spFsip-,i my rigkf lssb al The kB<>
loiEt "a vsry lame asa tincs ssssrcd -
iup-t strr-lstatiuE pain. wore a bzsdax~ % 10
for oEsE year. and tri-d nnst -v-ryrhia4 h ~
reach, tzi coalf hsa nothing that vsaA dive ~
p-fussnsnt rsl-f When ov-rvork-f Il vsah
pain me very nsUeh. IN April ls-- hsnx 20
-ohis ~ K.ndaifs SPAWN Cure thoaxA ! veaH NV
n u.sd one-tLird Of . sotti- and esp>riss>>sf
rsi.ef a. once, fh- psia len ~. .nd las nss
iroan.si me .inos | feel yrry xrrt-fsi - yse sad
You'd rvrou1.SeE1 kendalr- SPAWN 4 are 20 al vhs
-uf-f With spF.ias and rh~unlsti.sn-
Yenrs truly. MIS- BOrTELL-
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From COL. L. I. FOSTER.

youngstown, Ohio. Nay Iath. i--s
DR II. J. kESBALI a col had ver. taiua-
oleHambiet"nian colt which prizei very highly.
he had large bone spawn on on. join,. ant
smaller one on the o;BsT which made hifn very
lame. had him under the charge of two Vet-i-
mary surgeons, Who failed ." cure him I va
one day reading the Advertisement - kE~n.LI'-
SPAWN CuRs In the Chicago E,yaess. determines
81 once TO try u. and got druggists her. ssaf
10. u-they ordered three bottles took thsm
all and thought sould give IL a thorough trial
used u according 20 directions and by the fourth
day the colt ceased 60 h. lame and the lump bad
entirely DISAPPEARED. ! used but one bottle ami
the colts litobe are IS free from lufnls and a,
smooth as any horse In the state lie i entirely
cured. The cure was 30 remarkable that I let too
OF my neishbors hsse the remaining two totties
vho are nsw using IL Very Repeatedly,
4 r FOSTER
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KENDALL'S
From REV. p. n. GRANGER.

Presiding elder of II. Aibsn. District
~ Adams, VT, Jan esh. issO
Dr.. ". j. KENDALL q Co.-Gssis-fs reply t.
your letter will say that my experience 18th
kendsls SPAWN Cure has been very satisfactory
indeed Three or four year ago I procured n
bottle OF your agent, and With u cured ho.s- Of
lameness caused by a SPAWN. Last season my
horse t-eame very lame and Turned him 0ul for
fev weeks when be became BITTER ba, When
put MIN on the road h. grew worse. uhsn dis
covered . ringbcne ~ss forming 1 procured bot
tie OF ksniaifs SPAWN ''ur- and with .s.s THAI a
bottle cured him that he l. not Ia.n--neithrT
can the bunch b. fsuna
Respectfully yours Pm. GRANGER
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Acme, Mich. December 2sih. is7s
Dn, u. j. KENDALL a Co.-'ient--I sent you a
dollar fof your keniAis SPAWN Core lest summer
which cured a hone SPAWN uith haif a botil- The
best liniment ! ever usei
Yours respectfully HOMER HoXfE
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE!

n nHi q Isno
o nzho
usd for
iam ssRi s hnin<nss
hnu-u a ersels bss
perfect ty ~
Of
rs.edy ss
Phe ~ s n h-y n~nh-
b
DIR. h. y. KENDALL d Co
E~estWsgh Eslls VSrnsone
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Sheriff s Proclamation
Notice of Election.
>iIERIFFs OFFICE, I
January 18th, 4. d., lssS. !

STATE OF KANSAS
torSTN or SALINE.
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XMAS AND NEW YEAa.s aiY1a
Early DAYS Of Christianity

IoHN W. LOWELL co.. Publishers II ls vsssy st., New Yak
The above are 70. Sale By Whitehead Seaman. saaa.
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PERSEVERANCE, WILL TELL.

st8Ishfon Nas- Asrch isfh. Issi
Hf-i myself ihias os,shi 70 - y01 khs- thsi
haze removed tws t.,ne pawn. siih KHsDAlI's
.FsAiS cCsr. one very isr-- en- Dsst kss.
hos bong the .Iavins had tssE thsrs. I nsvs
ouEei ihc hsrs~ sixht ninth. u ;ssk ne fcsr
months 70 take - large one "a, ssd too fac Ne
snail one. have u~ed ten Bottle The b>rss 10
entirely sell, nat at al stir. and Eo bsncA ~ 10
seen Or l-t. THIS -onisrfai i.e.tieise. u 10
a neu Thing here bat n Il de-. fsr III vhss n has
done FOR me. IT. .-!s uil b. very great.
k.sPseifaliy your.
CHAs pARKEH
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we Iee positive That ase perfect
ease IT nc viii 0nij go3d n,e In applying
kENDALLS SPAWN IL RE-: and pcr>e,erns In bad
III long standing. Read below The experience Of others.
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y
Dollars. shall be delivered TO the Treasurer OF said
county IS aforesaid. for its benefit and \ like
amount Of ssid bonds, duly executed as herein
psOvidsi By and on behslf Of said county, for tie
purpose OF paving for said subscription and the
stock Aforesaid, shall be delivered said treasurer
Of lid railrcad company, and In payment Of sid
stock.
The said company shall locate and m maintain .u.b
suitable and suthcienf depot buildings and track
facilities af such points In said county as shall &C.
eomnodate the business Of said company In said
The said railroad shall be Of the standard suaee,
he tied, brdeed, ironea and equipped in su ,stan-
ttal and suitable manner, and as 10 he used and
FREIGHT and passengers. and the same shall be %
euilt, operated and equipped In and through aid
county 20 the said city OF Saiina, within fifteen
months from the voting cf said bonds and the max
ing Of said subscription and the said railroad shal
further be constructed. equipped and operated 10
The north or west line Of said county within twcn-
Y neeths from the making Of said sus.crip-
%. And II said railroad Is not completed as
escees.id tuto and through said county 10 the
petnt and points above specified, and within the
~ and times above provided. then the s.id
eeoos Of said county executed and TO be issued for
IL purposes as herein provided, such portion of
theo o the said company shall not he entitled 10
nase and receive. under the terms Of this PROPOSE
elos shal become forfeited and he cancelled and de-
eroyed. But this provision shall NO, BE- construed
- any manner TO adecf the right of said compauy
. havs s1d Revive aid bonds. or any portion
q ifs rsilrosd, as herein provided.
A. 800 ss . .ch Of said .ecfions or portion, Of
80 rsifoed within said county shall Be completed
islunnine order, and operated as aforesaid. MD
enopany. shall. In writing. notify the Board Of
Co1nty Commissioners Of that tact and thrreurou
ehe ssid Board shall make, or cause 20 be made an
ton cf aid Portion section Of said line Of
rstlroad % csmpleted and upon the said Board
bsang sstiso~d that the SAME has been constructed
eDopaese1 and operated a. herein provided then
IL nd Board OF County Commissioner, Of aid
eoaney shal forth deliver to the TrsasuseP Of
~ rsilresd cnnpany said honds 40 he enbesore Il Il
pgos1oed shzl be DONE applies bic TO the com
peesd poetons and reciions Of ssid ailroad and ne
eove md ssoek iron sad company. And on failure
- tho nd Board for ten days after receiving such
ooeoee 20 mate said inspection o: sid r.ilroad or
II portion or purtions thereof % completed the
01e shall te considered and held to he accepted
NJ completed and In operation secorcrns 10 the
oosDs OF this proposition, and aid railroad COM
pany shai receive and be entitled 20 rpcaive said
boo1a n exeAanGs for aid stock. aerordine 10 the
e0UA asa = heraabseore provided, bot without
~ i1apssaiea-
IL yssr Pstitioses dsaesass 70 b ussa n
- s1u1Be, Q vTifsse - pristsa ballot esataining
- U01h PEI ~ eeesedpeSea to tie fspsks,
49, - Wssoesa Alnilrssa CsaPssy," O. the
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Gone Up in smoke

PHILADELPHIA, December 6.-This
wear has been the most disastrous
ever known IN the history Of the
American insurance business. The
losses vii exceed s100Q90,000.
Many Of the agents Of large foreign
and hcme companies represented
in TINS clty express the utmost anx-
iety regarding the future Of tee IN
suranoe business, They say that the
losses have increased 10 such an
alarming extent taat 8 thorough re-
vision a the rates have been neees-
sary. An association. composed Of
the Philadelphia representatives OF
al tie companies dong business
here. meet 10 day 10 consider means
of increasing premiums.
The agents Of ene o. the largest
campauies said The number OF
fires that have occurred *; this coun-
Try within the past year would sur
Prise YOU. The loSSes have been
constant aud increasing. They vii
aggregate cue hundred millions. L
i true there mas net heen any great
oon6agraaon like tasl of Chicago u
Portland. or those Of Boston bul
the vast loss has been mace ey toe
gradual growth Of comparatively
SINAI iosses.
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Nnu'- rvse, ros,pcnes

lfNioNEuwN. Pa, December b.
The Matt trial took a sudden and
unexpected turu to-day The work
of selecting Jury began at 3 o'clock
abd Il soon became evident that
twelve men could not ne found IN the
panel Of eighty who understood the
ruling ofthe Court, who were eompe-
teat 10 serve The jurors had form.
ed opinions which it would require
strong evidence to remove. and they
were challenged for oasse. The
challenging proceeded with great
nonetonY until The twenty fourth
Juror was reached, who was accept
ed and sworn. When the panel
ol eighty had been gone over only
three were sworn. The defense had
made six al the tweaty, peremptory
challenges allowed them. and the
Commonwealth two ot their lour.
The prisoners counsel then aeci
aea that ID would be useless 10 try
to get a Jury IN fayeite county, for
a, this rate special venire of 300 or
4o1 would be NEEDED, which would
REQUIRE several davs. senator Noor-
bees accepted the answers given by
;hc eighty jurors examined rs eN-
pyrSsive oi The sentiment ofthe coun-
"a. and he thought Il necessary,
therefore, that change Of venue
should he moved, The prosecution
did not object, and the motion for a
change was allowed. Several ooun,
pes were proposed. but the defense
urged that a speedy trial coaid he
ehiained better in Allegheny than in
anv other neighhoring county The
prosecution did moi like Allegheny,
hnt did not make strong objections,
and Judge Wilson granted the pray
er Of defense IN favor of that coun,
W. This sudden stroke meets with
great popular favor All sides al
nlit that the case could not be TAX
en- 70 county where the sentiment
Is more strongly in favor OF young
Mutt Many pronounce it equiva-
lent % an acquiual The case will
probably be tired the FIRST week IN
January under Judge Stowe.
The opinion Is freely expressed
( tins evening that at least sixty oI
the eighty jurors examined 70 try
would have acquitted the defendant
in tact, So firmly were they SO dis
posed that their opinions challeng
e6 them Of. Senator Noorhee:
stated this evening thai there wa:
not such another case IN the civilz
ed world. he Is confident Of an &C
ouittal.
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The Java Ear,hauake

BosToN, December 6.-The bark
Bessie Baker, from Manila, May p,
Sia Batavia, which arrived here to
day, brings An interesting story of
the Java earthquake. She reports
that on August 21, Babie Island
bearing " by W. distant five miles,
at daylight noticed a heavy bank
rising from the westward, which
continued to rise until it became
ohscured, barometer suddenly falling
TO Ei:4o and again suddenly rising
at one Jump TO 30:70. Had every
thing forled, and had no sooner let
go the port anchor when heavy
showers OF sand and ashes began
falling, This was about noon time.
Then II became darker than the
darkest night, the wind blowing a
perfect hurricane and the sea per
tvotly smooth. A heavy rumbling
like thunder was heard continually,
the sky was lighted by flashes OF
lightning and "a strong smell of sui
phur pervased the air, making it
difficult to breathe. Altogether it
formed one OF the widest and most
awful experiences imaginable The
tide was setting strongly TO the west
ward throughout the gale at the rate
OF fourteen knots. The sky became
clearer at 3 p. m, though the ashes
continned to tall. On the 10Th
while passing through the Straits of
Sunda, we saw a large number of
dead boaieS, and the water for miles
was covered with trees and ashes,
the sea for Goo miles being field OF
lava.
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a Harmed sea serpent

" AsHISGT0N. Decem Der t.-lap.
N. L. Green, keeper Of the life saving
station al Long Branch, n. J., re-
ports 10 the General Superintendent
Of the service, under date ol Nevea-
Der a that five Of bis crew who
were fishing in she ocean few days
before saw hideoas sea serpent 8
short DISTANCE irom ttsesr 6aaE- Ac-
oording to the story told by the crew
''the serpent was fully 10 or lls9 fset
long and 80 ieet vide, aad Nc dc
not see his entire sength
They also say thai ''tneEe were
tive blow ha.es, about moe .eet .ons,
and two feet wide, about sseniy seei
from tne end OF his nose TIE boay
was black, the head short anc neaE
tie nose was Two ssuBby horns.
Captain GEeen adds that tae sar
pent was also seen from Ehs ssaiian
uasing lis apQeafanee On ths sur
face al Intervals Of sen minutes. rs
closed his report with TIE rensrs
that EAis Is Ehe truth
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

LI5r slIr1 ANNA message o. uree-
i5ec, a-laE- c-vs1 III flll GA anotl-
s- uz-a WI douollesS z-rrac- ths
arze-u1l o5 every lnlel.lser- cislze1-
-.l- q ccuc1sa Statement 0t Ehe tor
s-- rel4uozs ar5 public affairs 0t
lhe cazurv couDle5 wltr such rec
commentators a. osnmeuc them
selves O. a. President Iu6cmenl
as waste Ec wo-1s O. elEIs-IaE
cale-zll1les. ana co1anes himself
1oss- b. business matters lis
sallslt ul-1ls 4rel demand lar the
s1uu-@sl5- o. Ao-u0- 11lvcau-r
. @ aec-as1 opposition 81 auv disturb
anca c1 tl1s present la-lf lar uuu- 81
. 1as been u1-e Thoroughly tefe5. g
rea111lau1A-isr o5 -1e Improvement
0u- uavz 6as1~es- & CONNER
+ cation o- 5aa clv- service reIa-u ac-
znr AZ expression O. apiuI8- lla,
c-- su-uIlz ravs1aa su01ll b. au-
p-isl Io building ~ s uavT zIld u-s-
le11lu- or uz-u1rz- ONE sui---1-s
O- Ills- IulDo-lalce ar c1DmsEt-
- up1-. anE taken al ir ST. the
ulssszE- vii a--1a--. ana We ar
sa-v@ asuimzaaal8I Ia- III p-al-
4a- sensible Presentation u- Lht
Aau8E1 sltla5E0I
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,suawcd hy " olives

SIOUX CTTy. December "A man
who arrived from Alasworth, Neb.,
repcrts much excitement there over
the recent lynching of horse thieves.
The bodies were found where the
Vigilance Committee had left them
hanging, and had evidently been
dead week or two. One found
near Long Pine had been hanged so
low that the wolves had eaten the
lower parts of ms legs In all. four
. or FIVE men are believed to have been
hanged. Who the vigilantes are nU
. one cares to ascertain, They are
believed 70 be mostly homesteaders,
living between the Elkhorn and the
Niobrari. The horse thieves they
are hanging are tae remains Of Doc
Middleton 5 gang. On the tram on
which the man who gives TINS lufor-
/ nation went TO Ainsworth was 3
Sheriff with a murderer and two
horse thieves going 70 Alnsworth
/ for trlal. As the Sheriff expected s
lynchIng party al the depot, he fur
nlshed hIs prisoners with pistols, ano
induced the conductor TO stop before
the tram reached the station, ano
the party disappeared II the dark
ness. Al the stations nearly al Ia;
abis-bodied citizens had assembled
They received the news Of tnt
Sherifs flank movement and s&iC
that il the men were not tined 3
this ferm OF court they would nan!
them.
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winner IN the West.

DgsyER, Col, December GA
heavy snow and vino storm com
rnenced il this section atshout noon
yesterday. which, in its disastrous
effects. j. without parallel Ia the
Iistory Of Colorado. The snow
coniinasd falling 81 night aud
attached itseifio The telegraph and
telephone sirss nDsii they were two
inches diameter. At four clock this
morning the wind b.ew almost a gaze
ard sbost hi.lf an hour later three
Landssd pQ.es eighteen inches in
asametss xese biosa JoYn bIockad-
ias : dseeu squares with . nsass IL
zlfes All sxxlps were delayed M
~ tsss sssf,ae and outside eomsnu-
S1c4szop VA eonpleieiy egf eli.
Ina s3sabs1os,e company vii prob
s1oiy sase tf<y1yl IT, damage 80
sz,s xzslf<sc, teskSzspt, elsrsrilal
}ixh4 ard dutfie1 messenger cotn-
xe1u5ab i hensy- ~ 5o6s # lsfr has
16ee asps ~ ~ ~ ssFiops
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Imprisoned IN a sewer

pIrTsBuRG, December 6.-Fred
Burke. alias Fred Nogel, prisoner
under eleven years sentence Tor fe-
louious assault, attempted To escape
tonight from the new Riverside
Penitenti2rv. HIS absence was dis
covered when the convicts were
marched into their cells and sn i'm
mediate search begun. Bonfres
were built around the outside of the
prison walls and the watch inside
doubled A complete search was
made and A. 1890 O clock tonight
the man was found IN the main
sewer on his knees and up 10 his
neck in water and filth. he WAS
speschlsss and IN 3 Sem conscious
condition. Restorstlves were at once
applied, bui ms recovery II not Ger
tam, ar ne inhaled SO much foul gas
His progress down tbe sewer 10 the
river was stopped by a goose neck
II the sluics. which ne could not
swim through. as he weuld have
been drowned. In tins condition be
could Dot escape, either backwards
OF forwards
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12
A Mormon Defiance

SALT LAKE CITY, Ulah. Decembe
6.-The Aeus, tie Mormon organ,
saws The Presidents message viii
be hailed 3y the hirellng clergy with
pleasure and VIII receive an amount
of popular support TIE plural
marriage q the Mormoas are not
recognized by the Territorial laws,
ana could n0t be dissolved by cOm-
missions, by edicts, 5v armies OF
other earthly power. They are &C.
clsslastical. perpetual and eternal.
{ Cntl taa Mormons become recEeant
II thelr ialth with high heaven,
these unions vii be recognized by
the Almighty Belng who established
them Tor the benefit Of hls people
and the fulIness Of His glory. The
Presidents remarks on Utah poly
gamy viii not add foEco 10 his mes
sage nor credit 10 his craftsmanship.
They are . sop 70 bigois and breath
10 the fame of popular passion. Il
ie doubtful ifit will have a practical
bearings on Congress. 1t viii certain
Is create no commetion among thf
God fearing people Of Utah"