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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-28
OVER TWO ROADS.
"Trip From this CITY Among the
Mountains.

A trip over the Utah Central and
Rio Ganie Western railroads has
been rlsdu by . PARTY OF twenty.
The train left the Utah Central
depot al tie corner u Eighth South
ami Main Streetsat 7.S) am. After
pleasant pull up the canyon it
arrived at Park City, where the
party, by special arrangement, was
placed on board the steam tram aud
taken up to the Crescent mine,
most delightful trip. The hills were
covered with Wild flowers and one
Of the party innOeenuy asked If
they had l-eer planted there pur-
pOsuly, After reaching the Cres-
cent, quite stop was male aud the
peopleO Of the niue acted In n very
hospitable mannet.
There Ire party .ook stage for
BrightOn's climbing still higher up
Thayne's canyon and passing a little
lake at the heal surrounded with
snow banks ut no great distance.
Everywhere there were evidences
Of prOspec:Ors' work. Here some u
the party INDUCED in little snow
balliHg, while Others tried the expeT-
iment OF c1asting on the drifts,
novelty for the 9th OF July. Reach
ing the summit AZ the head Of
Thayne's canyon, a fine panoramic
view was presented. Looking
backward to tho east =as the park
VIC had lefl, while e. be-
y0nd were the rolling mountains
as far As the eye could reach. 10
the west was Cottonwood Canyon
with its granite crags AMI timber
covered hooks. The most attractive
feature was BrightOu's LAKE and
its surroundings.
The descent was even more dilli-
cult than the ascent had been. and
at one point most Of the party left
the couveyances and wadeI ~ the
dust. The little stTeamlels near
Bright0n's looked refreshing anu
all were really for the shade, rest
and well prepared Tepast that was
awaiting them. as the brRcing
mountain air and cool breeze had
sharpened the appetite
Mr.. Brighton did his best FOR the
anu comfort Of his
guests.
These OF the party who determined
to make the through Tip in one
day took horses for Alta. They haG
in uumher 10 seven, three
laiies and four gentlemen. The
ride from BrightOn's 10 Ala b, iuIi
VI picturesque grandeur. As the
ascent is made, the hotel, cottages
and tents make 4 good background
for the picture formed by the trees
aud lake. Farther I'd, the Twin /
Lakes form another attractive view,
while from the summit spreads cut I
4 panorama that j. hardly exceilGd I
Tor juitius Cri.s and rugged scenery
Down we 20 20 Allan. where the I
rain l. awaiting for ~. then We go /
lOwn On the train through ons Il /
.hr mos, wonderful Of canyons, !
with iLs Rushing streams, miniature /
ataacts, shady nock- ami project /
.ng granite era -, until Wasasch u /
reacucd. From the last named I
-0int the party returned 10y way u /
he Rio GE4ude Western, arriving I
IN This city nc $50 p. M, after en- /
Dying a trip Of seventy milgs OF the ]
most varied and interesting scenery. |
The promoters u the trip-the 4
Utah Central II .i!way-have, hy I
.heir energy. estlhlishe-! one 81 the
most interesting t0urs thst can be
conceived. l.. I
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Business done on Saturday last:
Ike Pitzer was convicted Of assault
and battery and fined 50. Several
witnesses testified on each side.
An Lee, n Chiuaman, was ac-
cGsed q stealing irrigating water.
in ether words, Of taking it out Of
his turn. He was convicted and
fined -.
Shepard Plumber left Sa5 to Sc.
cure the appearance at . O'Clock OF
Lizzie Winters, or Waters. accused
Of vaGrancy. She did not appear.
and the amount was forfeited.
Business today: The following
were fined s. each for drunkenness:
+. Sutton, Dick Good, p. Martin.
Ed. COyle, J. Z. O'Riley. Pat
Rowe, Thomas Adams, Emmet
Coleman.
James Sehune, 6. r. Jones ana
VIM. Campbell are held on various
petty charges.
Sam Newton is In custody on a
charge Of being drunk and resisting
an officer.
The following left deposits Of s.
each 10 answer charges OF drunken
ness. which were forfeited: Fritz
Singer, VIM. Mckay, Henry Wads-
worth and Jos. McGili.
George W. Hunter and Jos. r.
Johnson are under arrest for disturb
ing the peace. The latter left S24 to
secure his appearance at pm. to-
day
Wnl. Green, convicted OF dumping
9th in the street, was fined So.
Christian johnson was convicted
OF 4 similar ofeBse and fined SIS.
Henry 4. Zett is % he tried a,
. p.m. tomorrow on a charge Of dis
tuTbinC the peace,
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they may be derided, denounced
ami deSpised-Yho know for them
selves and Inve the courage 10
practice what eiey know, and whose
hearts are filled with a desire 10 Il,
luinine and save tire souls OF oiher-.
Let Us keep tht fire burning which
God has kindiei in OR hes'ris N
10, give Nay e doubi. Iioii ON 70
the Iron rod. Believe in God, be-
lieve in Joseph Smith, believe in
our living Prophets and Apostles.
Accept miracles, revelations and all.
Let the Gentiles laugh and mock as
they may, it + not your place 20
initiate them. Keep yUar lamps
trimmed and burning, for In such
an hour a. ye think not the Son OF
man cometh-the greatest marvel
Of al.
=, The choir sang az anthem, "The
IOhE OF The Rsdce-ilui,''
The closing prayer was offered by
Patriarch John Smith.
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Peoples Convention. Summit
County.

\ convention OF the reople's
Party Of summit County was held
on saturday. the 2c:h inst. in Cuffs
Hall, C1liville.
Hon. Alma ElIreige. OF Coal
vile. vas elected temporary chair
man and o. T. Lyons, Of Peoa, sec
Fe-Gry.
The committee on credentials re-
ported The following persons As en-
titled t. seats in the convention:
James Fowler, Allan Jones, from
Hsnnefer.
W. I. Smith, J. l.. Boyden, T.
l.. Allen, Alma Eliredge, F. H.
Wright, COaiviIle.
+. Il. Young, SEN, w. d. Cock
GRILL, Wauship.
o. F. Lyons, PeOa.
=. +. Atwood, J. g. Lambert, J.
r. BIrh7gC,J. q. Turnbow, kamas.
l.. L. Randall, c. Mallory, Up
ton.
The temporary organization was
made permanent with :. F. Atwood
a. chaplain, and Allan Jones, ser
geaut-at-arls.
The convention was addressed by
+. r. Young, ST. and w. +. Smith.
The following named gentlemen
were unanimously chosen rs cand-
dates:
J. Alma Smith, County Clerk.
John B0yden, Recorder.
T.. VI. Allison. Sheriff.
George Beard, Treasurer.
i. II. Rhead, Surveyor.
J. r. Burbage. Coroner.
John Pack, Prosecuting AttOr-
ney.
J. G. Lambert Assessor and Col
lectOr.
Alma Eldreige, Selectman.
Members % the County Central
Committee for the ensuing year
were elected as follows: :. F. At
wood, John Pack. of kamas; o. +.
Lyons, Oscar wilkins, OF Peoa; J.
n. AIalin. Of RDckpOri: w. Crook.
George w. Young, Of Wanship:
Vim. Archibald, Of SnydervilIe: A.
Winters, OF HOytsville; Alma FL
dredge, ". w. Cuff, T. l.. Allan.
John Buy,.en, W. +. Smith, Of
C0alville; Richard Wicket, Of Echo:
Arthur Richens, Jas. LithEoe, ii
Hennefer; Joseph Ball, Of Castle
Rock: John Clark, l.. L. Randall,
Of Upton.
The convention then adjourned
sine dc.
O. F. I.yONs. Se.r.tarv
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FRAGMENTS.

visionary meeting Oh
f .s-.s,sT. July a9Lh, II 80 pm
liz son CT reuben Miller
1 ~. I'm fry-l q horse yesterday
- i-'i HI arm broken between the
y. sas elbow.
cB Fellows 20 10 Garfield
!-I57y AFTERNOON. Returning,
i,.r r-ain that night leaves the
5sss;s p. IA. .
.-.,-r-DAy next IS the jatr u
" ian Pacific excursion &C ne
-..5ae Pari. The Es~e r SO
o. rlnd tip, hy stage snd rail.
~ ADAMS. Esq. Is hack from
- 2. Vsere hr hes been with
-r,-.-r Far.sr office. He was
-jr in ;Eu Office here, and
f,rs % assume the ngspcasi-
,ss,i7u Of assistant general
. - aud passenger agent. Mr..
.fsa competent railway man,
. m Ecales wIil find him a first
4 lssis:ant-
rPr viii be q meeting Of the
-n,h Ward Peoples Tarty
the Ward School House or
-szv evening, at ; n1cs-c!y.
-fI=1. members q The party
b. present and Leliver adj
-, The Hixteeas D Wanl Brass
zaI the msscG:ug club OF the {
=. Vii meet al O'Clock sharp al .
j. 9ih0us9 and will parade I
-, c!sCy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-28

several months ago, Mr.. Henry
Plummer, OF Clements, Cal, who l.
subject 10 cramps, was taken with q
severe attack. He had been &C
customCi TO get relief 10y dosing
with morphine, but the disagree
able effect that followed would make
HIM miserable for hours after the
cEamp had been relieved. ! per
suadel him 70 try Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and Diarrh ps
Remedy. He was much pleased
with Il, ~ its effect was almost in
Simultaneous, and no disagreeable
after effects accompanied its use.
CHAs. BANERT, Manager, Farmers
TrIde Union Clements, Cal. For
sale by Z. &. ". I. Drug Depart
Meut. q
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NYSteriOus Assault

.a'i saturday afternoon a man
seen 90 issue from a house near
On Temple and First West
ss's AMI heard to say that he had
g m.aei. He was followed
.y by another man who appar-
.! overheard the remark. and
l7.s,ly assaulted the speak
The latter mace no defense but
10y extended his hands and
tas heavens sake, don't
But his assailant heat
1-yaad in a few moments
~ va, IGImeied 10 a Jelly.
No. ~ s-- assluiInE party had
tim 's-se1nce 10 his SatisfaC-
.h5s ~. ~ walked Off. This affair
III p n Teen 5rgs-ht to the atten-
,--r .-- .'5 s2..ye An air Of mvs-
,Hi.,f. . --., i,asI it is suspected
g-ls.5. a.. ...E Tao WAS beaten has
.s.g , I, :vauang it brought
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Death Of a Veteran Lady.

Do smother part Of this issue is an
aac=ment Of tie death OF Sister
s'.'iina Thompson Brown, at The
age Of - years. The deceased
- an old mCmbey OF the Church
Ewing embSaced the Gospel in her
-lvecgJntry tScotlaudl forty years
70. She was always faithful 10 her
gtous convictions and possessed
sc mo,herly qU litiss that caused
z 10 Ice respected by I'll who
sw her. Mother Brown came n
an IN lS6S and has resided for a
inter Of years at the residence of
s2u-:n-law, Brother William
np5ell, where she breatheI her
- The funeral service will I've
-l ,.d tomorrow at ( .. m. at
tirs. Ward meeting hruse.
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- ~ -a
~, ., O'Clock. Saturday af-
.l, J-,. Ryder. while swim.
IN 7 ';-va River, a short dis
- " ile Ogden bridge, was
l.-mP and before assist
/ '-i Ice rendered sank to the
i According to the state
sc Present the following
4 s 'a.aineE Mr.. Ryder has
3 Tor the firm os Martin
,-ls' s.oas-cutters. Last
,--. 'n e3mpany with several
TentOut to the river
a,ar : ,-l ~ aiterthe days work.
.1sg'-s1 .le entire crowd went
So They had been in
81 ~ len Ryder was seen In
sr,,--. Doth hands ami si,t -
.'.l5-- fishei 10 ms a..
~. nothing could he
a-v,,. he left if Sn.. one i,.,,
~ se.. VS. =: 50 deep and a" he y ga'
ias "a nm himself. and was unalis
L. ~ l5e 1.iy 20 the s = ~ ole
ess--.ala i ben lr sl,s iuslI rs:
: Ds,-i..il bali an hour viz ' 4
:.5,s ' =. ami George s : E y Sf5a IL
s.t To, , IN the scene. On 7 ba;n1
Vel is ,,,' -. they undres. ~ ICING ing
n ~. LIE hole. and soon soon s ANA
q. s, u getting hold Of the 1oT bs sue
,,t;,le ars : life had been extinct tin
5ssi' n5l aud the s' remains we 1ts al
20 Coroner I, ar :, :
e. siL satisfied that u he ,.ie r es-
| Inn .'5 q, eramp, SIr. 4" Rv SsT
eea VII. gyenne last fan, and
ogdeq Standard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-28

Deforr;.isy Erar, HriGhrs Disease
5. .. vAnBuskiIs. OF Dsmsrest.
y. J., Ey5 aug. -, ISIS; ''Dr.
David Kenue5y 3 tayofite Rem.
edy, CT RoadOut, y. =, ~ cared
our daughter {. Bright's Dissss,;,
s,tcr al other mems bad failed.
She was 20 swollen that she niS7s-
urui IS inches around the waist,
s.,l IS inche, below the knee To
say That We fseI Thankful for such a
boon as Favorite fiaGedy Is but
poor expression Of the fetficys Of
grateful parents-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-28
Two Women Tramp 1900 Miles.

Two sisters, whose maiden name
was Hes,!eE and who lived at
Wilkeslarrc. married and went to
Kansas City WITH their husbands.
One ri the latter w. aud tn e either
deserted his wife. Both women
were left pennies. They were I'M
able 20 get agreeable work and
wanted 10 get 70 their old home In
HIlkesuaFre. Being unable TO get
money they dressed up in clothes
left by their husbands aud with
$40 in their possession tramPed
and stole rides on freight trains till
they reached their home. From
Chicago to Cleveland they rode in a
car loaded with big pipes, crawling
into the plpes to avoid dissection,
They made the entire journey
$500 miles in less than month
aud wore male attire duEing the
entire trip.-Er.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-28

The leading question now is:
cane you provided with a bottle OF
Chsmberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhma Remedy, as a safeguard
against an attack ofbOwel complaint
during the summer month2'' No
family can afford TO risk being with
out this invaluable medicine during
the hot weather. II is almost certain
10 be needed, and is n friend indeed
when required, rs it never fails and
is pleasant and safe to take. IS and
50 cent bottles for sale by Il. G. VI. |.
Drug Department. q
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HAPPY Meeting orruo Friends.

John ". ALEU-, Of Charlotte. Y.
Y, said 10 his friend, 'sPsrsous, |
an about dead with the gravel. And
cannot find HELM" Mr.. Parsons
induced Mr.. Allen TO give DIR.
David ksunedy's FsvOrite Rene
dy, Of Rondout, y. y, n trial.
Weeks went by aud the friends met.
NIr- Allen said. ''Dr. David Kenne-
dy's Favorits Remedy has saved
my life. II is = cure FOR gravel
and the only cure.n
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I;aiiard'S EsOrchound syrup for
WHOopinE Cough.

There IS no remedy in the world
which will give such prompt relief
in WhOoping Cough as BaRaTI,s
Jf0rehclHd Syrup. 10 will positirefy
cure it. II YOU viii try Il your chill
dren will not keep you awake an
night coughing. Ballarl's Hore-
hound Syrup is the most cooling
and soothing remedy for consunp.
tion, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis ana
Asthma, in the world. Il is fr.,a
from opium. IL builds mp new IL.
sue, strengthens the Lungs. and il
N incompatible remedy. made OF
the best and purest materials. II
your Lungs are weak aud you have
tickling IN your threat, you uee,I
il. 2. e. VI. I. Agent. %
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Five dishonest Rrickiaye,.s.

aaN.N. Crsokston OF Cache
al.s T0lr Inc ci.y today. The
r. G. - trip . The capital was
'-.'' o.. micklayers who have
"'-s.aS 10 Logan, but left
e ia't Saturday without paying
ri a.L He has succeeded
lr'a- three Of them. viz.
smith, J. Mcdonald and
Murphy. Sheriff Cr1Jkstun
- ilat Marshal Young ami the
i' H- tue police force Of this
= nave Placed him under o5liga-
-r '5 lie AID and courtesy they
extended 60 him. He was eZ-
...- q 90 north with his prison
2; G.saiteruOon.
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TIE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheuzl, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
peI hands, Chilblains, COrns, aud
al skin Eruptious, and positively
cures Piles, OF no pay required. IL
IS guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
3 cents per box. Fur sale by A. c.
Smith & co.
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n. DINWOODEY
IS READY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
$50 him at Calder's Music
Palace tths Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their storol,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 6 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give MIN = Call.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-28

II is my intention to compile all
my fathers Letters for publication
and Will be greatly obliged TO all
those who have such letters If they
will kindly forward them TO James
4. Little, cere dIreRils Instructor
O6ioe, salt Laze City, that they
may be correctly copied. An such
letters will be most carefully
handled and returned safely TO the
owners. RESPECTFULLY,
is JOIN w. YOUNG.
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isation and Agriruliure.

i afternoon we received r call
4 UL joan Wesf, Of AUSiralia.
come 10 this country II the
ra- special repyTcr 90 l-ri-
ll8l agricsItuso Tor tne gov
-i Of NictaCs.. The gentle
5iert Is n CLEAN al the in.
a lGs>.e5c upon these sub
r and o. transmit 10 Australia
l,; -olpIUved machinery 10
.Erl- that country.
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Nlay Horse and Buggy.

3 7-sk ago e brown horse at
.- tl@ 'lEgy came up TO James
ll- Iiace, West jordan,
-:r Ess no driver, nor any thing
--'a-e tleowuershir, or whence
animal bad come. Thinking
l We T1uId Re after it pretty
sl w. bstman took care oi the
s.z- -ll -aut word about among
'1- ,ufs-. "a an oiI5gt to find the
-zl4i hl. iliU" Car there has been
p 1s-Gsaa ANY one who viii
I-'r.eI s5per-y 20 be his can get
Z g lr.-- tau expenses that have
tyr1 .l'g-e4.
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q sz minutes after l. O'Clock
.alEg 2 fre alarm was sent
tie rs-ideHce # John Free.
t'he old lyUsg.m property.
-.-s %! t.l- Cs~lnle was the ex-
et ? ls.la. The firemen
.rl ,fynFtiy. The flames
SOC -ZtiHcuisheG. The loss
slssr5 o. ab-ut Sl5J.
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No. % SOUTH, WEST TEN
PIE STREET.

IS where we are now doing
business, We have a full
line OF HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GOODS, WHOLESALE
and RETAIL, and make
Cents Suits to order from
, ur celebrated Cashmere.
Shall be pleased to see old
and new patrons.
JOHN es CUTLER & Bro,
AGENTS. PROVO audzDES-
ERETWoOLEN MiLlsSsaf Op-
posite Grant Bros Co. Sta4
bleS. .-r
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had suffered for years with
complaint the Physicians called
gravel. and they had given up toe
attempt 10 help me. Ny wife heard
Of Dr.. DAVID Kennsdy's Favorite
Remedy, Of RJndout. y. y, aud
spoke asabove. To please her I got
q bottle. Used that and two or
three muge, and presently the tr5u-
hle vanished never 20 return
Washington Monroe, Catskill, E.Y.
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THE DOCTORS HAVE CONF


4 staff Of Eminent English
Physicians aud Surgeons have ar
rived in Salt Lake City, and
will permanently locate at theii
residence, No. l35 +. First South
Street. All who visit these emf
nent doctors before August lst will
receive services until September LIST
free Of charge. The only favor de-
sired il a recommendation from
those whom they cure. They treat
all diseases and deformities, but in
no instance win an incuTable case
be accepted. II your disease Is be-
yond al hope they will frankly tell
you 80; also, caution you against
spending more money for useless
treatment. Remember the date
and 80 early, for their offices are
crowded from morning till night.
Office hours from q. m 10 : =. m
Sundays, 10 n. m TO 3 r. NJ.
P.S.-rhis Governmental STAFF Of
Physicians and Surgeons is incOr
Ioratei by an Act Of Legislature. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-28

Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave orders at
Margetts' Bros. Book Store, or at
Phillip Margetts' Wine Depot for
Margetts' Ale ami Porter, also for
Malt and Hops.
ESTATE OF r. 4. MARGETTs.
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Remarks on the question OF adopt
ing the resolution We're called Tor,
bat none were offered. The ques-
ton being put, the resolutions was
agreed to 10y a large majority. there
being but light negative vote.
At this juncture y. A. Parks.
chairman Of the wOrkingmen's cen
tral committee asked permission To
speak. Leave 10 do - was readily
accorded him, when he said in sub
stance:
"Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen Of
the ConventiOn-As a representa-
OF the wOrkingmen's party / can as
sure you that in adopting the ticket
OF that party this convention has
done a very sensible thing"
Barlow FurguSon asked lift would
not ne well TO give the ticket n
name. 4 member suggested that it
Ice called the WorkinCmen's Ticket.
Another moved that It be called the
Independent Workingmen's Ticket
F.S. Richards moved to call il the
Peoples ticket, saying that this
convention had no more right 70
use the name CT the labor party than
it had 10 use ours.
r. :. Wells urged that the ticket
had been framed by the labor PARTY,
and it should of right bear the nlme
OF that party.
The motion of F. :. Richards,
being put, was carried, and the
chair declared the name Of the ticket
TO be the Peoples ticket.
o. II. Hardy moved that the
county central committee consist OF
seven members, one from each city
precinct, and two from the country
precincts.
H G. Whitney then said that this
committee was a very important
body and ought to be selected with
great care. He moved that nOmiua-
lions be made from the body OF the
house. that the names Of the nom
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Liberated.

sFv5crick Carlson, Of NIanti.
-s4zst from the penitendary
10y morning after serving 4
--s0. one year for living with
sgres.
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In Heller, Midway or Charleston.
Parties desiring Country Homes or
Farms, should communicate with or
call ON JOSEPH IL. MURDOCH,
Charleston, wasatch County, 20
miles from Provo, 81 miles from
Salt Lake City and ~ miles from
Park City. d I'm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-28

Some years ago we were very
much subject to severe spells OF
cholera mOrbus; and now when we
feel any Of the symptoms that usu-
ally preceie that ailment, such -
sickness at the stomach, diarrhHa,
etc. VIC become scary- We have
found Chamberlain's Remedy the
very thing 10 stfaighten one out in
such cases, and always keep It about.
Ii j. somewhat similar to the usual
cholera curc=. but seems In COntaiR
ingredients that render IL more
pleasant TO take, and that do their
work more quickly. Sheriff Dever-
eaux tells Us that he is subject % choi-
era m0TbLs, and recently felt a spell
coming on. when he obtained a bit
tie 81 Chamberiain's Collie. Cholera
and DiarrhTa Remedy, and two
doses made him all right. We are
not writing this for a pay testimO-
NAL, but 20 let our readers know
what is a good thing To keep handy
in the hOuse.-Troy hdH.) Chief.
For sale 10y Z. G. NJ. /. Drug
Dept.
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vII,,,,,- AUSTRIAN n Herb PMS.

IfyOi are Yellow, Bilious, con
situated with Headache, bad breath,
drowsy, To appetite, look OUs ycul
Liver il out OF order. One hex Of
these Pills viii dTire al the troubles
away and make Il new being OF you.
Price - cents. Zion Coop Nicer.
InAt. Drug Dept, Agent d&s
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daily except Monday and Tues
day.
fEXcept Sunday.
Fare ior the round trip, 81 cents.
Tickets For Sale at Wasatch Cor
ner, l0l Main Street. and at Depot.
:. w. ECCIEs,
C. p. A, salt Lake.
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Or. J. Thomas, Dentist,
Herald Block, corner west and lst
South 81, ;. i. City. VIlaliEed all
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