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ALSO 4 PROPHECY.
An Old Lndy's Predictions About
Mor.uou~ and Genlflc~.

49,
SYRACUSE, Dec. lI.-Mrs. Harriet
VI. Van Hoesen lives in what Is left
OF the old Gibbs mansion in town
ship Lafayette, ten miles south OF
Syracuse. Ii was once palat:al, as
country residences 60. but Is now
occupied by owls and hats and Mrs.
Van Hoesen. She IL a disciple OF
the lost ar: OF astrology, anu few
years ago laid the foundation for
a proposed academy for its study,
which, on account OF the lack OF
funds was never completed. Mrs.
Van Hoesen mas read the worlds
horoscope, and deduces that from
Adam 10 the flood was lsVO years,
that it was lsO0 year, from the Hood
to the destruction of Sodom and
Goniorrah; 1900 years from that
time TO the last ten years Of the FIRST
century, a. d., when three cities
were destroyed, aud that the next
period now coming to n close, viii
witness the destruction Of the
wicked. In February, 1891, the
Mormons will rise up against the
Gentii.s, and a plague will cut of
the wicked, except such rs may flee
TO the house Of refuge. which is
building for those who will dee to
the hills in the dreadful time She
saws that nearly all ministers and
leaders OF iaoor organizations are
Mormons secretly. She predicts
that there will he only one more
presidential election. and that Hsr-
iison will be reelected. The mil
lenniura now about to begin will be
followed by 500 years. during which
the devil will have his iunings,
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THE SOLID SOUTH.
The ...Times-Union- Says There is a
Scheme 10 Break II By
a Third Party.
PROCEEDINGS BY THE IEo,s.
taTIvg ASSEMBLY.
FARRELL Warns the Irish People
Against Sir john Pope
Hennesy.
Who WILL IT Be: HARRISON,
BLAINE, OR ALGER7
Fiit' en- Months In Jail for Nanufac-
turing Utah Divorces at
Chicago.
WHO WILL 1T Be: HARRISON.
BLAINE, Or ALGER7
Bs Telegraph TO the NEWS!
A THIRD Parry SCHEME.
Anticipated Split in the Rank. Of
the >oiid SauIt,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec. ID
The 2imes-U,aor will publish TO.
morrow lengthy article concern
ing the rece-s fstmeIs' Alliance
convention. II says, in part: since
the final adjournment NJ Ocala in
contestible proof has been b-osght
out to show the existence ei a
gigantic plot 10 use the -..,enal
organization as q fseshs o, promo.-
ing tnlrj parry scheme.
Daring the tour o. the State.
which has been ~ prcgfess tine
past four or Eve days, :" says the
lfgss-J.Hc.i, .'these thI-i party
piotters baveunbosomed themselves
TO a certain extent in conversation
with their fellow excg.sionists.
Their statements are 10 this effect:
They are really opposed to the sre-
treasury bill; regsrc I. erony in
principle, erc - a legislative de-
vice Which can only emu in financi-
u ruin to the farmers and every
otter Industrial cls-s; that the peo.
pie OF their section are opposed to il
and that they, as delegates, were
particularly chsrsei win the mis-.
sion TO defeat the measure when
they LEFT their homes. They say,
also, that upon their return they
VIII explain their action in this
T2y' That tie srb--.eas1ry de-
uinrd is Of such 2 ia.a.e that it
csr never re given the support Of
Us democracy Of the southern
States. aud that the attempt to
secdre such democratic support can
end only in a split in the democrat.
ic Tanks IN the South. This. ,het-
gay, viii break 90 the tolid South.
aud this j. the end they had in
v,eTr.
TIE Times onion says the deter
mination is strengthening among
the Southern Democrats in the
Aiii:nce that desperstee effort niust
be made to pail the Farmers;
Alliance away from IRE Sub
treasury folly hcforct;,e next annual
meeting. a tong interview is
published WITH one of the con
ser.1tives' who vas excluded from
Tee association, in which he states
Inc Reform Press Association Is
made up OF thru party men.
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Our ChiIdren,s CIotlling Department

1t will pay every parent to visit that Department
WE WARRANT EVERY ARTICLE SOIL
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TERRiBLE ACC,DEyr.
Two Ladies burned to Death.
Others Injured

AKRoN, o, Dec. IA terrible
accident Ocea5red at Buchtel Col
le.e this evening" & nani!s.r Il
lady students gathered In tie ilslary
building and were being entertained
by eight OF their number, wno. wore
masks and loose, flowing garments,
with high hats covered with cotton.
in some manner the hat of one OF
the young ladies caught fire and the
flames rapidly darted 10 all the
Others. AID was summoned as quick.
~ as possible, but when the flames
were extinguished it was found that
Miss Mary Stevens, OF Clifton
Springs, y. Y, and Aureiis Steig-
mier, Uf Utica, n. ", had been
fatally burned. Mary Baker, Fort
Plane, y. Y; Aurelia Warwick,
Storm Lake. Iowa; Diana Haynes,
Abilene, Kansas: Myrtle Baker.
Peru; e.: Eva Dean, Storm Lake,
Ia; Audie Buchtei, Columbus,
Kan; Estella Mason, Magadore,
o., and Dora Merrill, Wiliiamsport,
Pa, were fatally burned, but are
no: ia q dangerous condition.
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Ex-CHAIRnAN JONES TALKS.
Only One Course for the Republican
Party.

NEw York. Dec. is.-B. F.
Jones, ex-chairmsn Of the rcpubli.
IAN national committee. cane from,
Pittsburg on Thafeday 10 lock after
some OF his business INTEREST," here.
lie was talking with n. IL. Whit.
ney, the rrii-snown merchant. aud
vtners in Mr.. Whitrey's office,
when the conversation drifted 10
politics and almos. before be was
aware Of il Mr.. Jones was discuss
Ing the situation in this wayi
"There is only one course for the
republican party 10 pursue. II Is
that indicated by Pv.i,,eni tarri-
son. We mast stand by our princi-
pies. Without the policy of protec-
ton our party is nothing. We
could not even carry the State Of
Pennsylvania Il 4, Vas known We
had icwefed. orr Standards because
we happened to meet with defeat in
a single campaiyp.n
...yhat DO rou ti..nn OF the result
Of tic siection?" WAS asked.
"rhink oft Why, simply this.
that the people were deceived again
by Democratic trickery and false
hood. Our opponents harped on the
danger Of high prices ard increased
cost Of living in consequence Of tl,p
Mckinley hii,. feei. papers were
FILED .ith such stuff until the peo-
pie really began TO think that there
was so nething in 1t. Then they
sen. on bogus tin peidlers TO sell
wares at all sor.s of ridiculous prices
and worked all sorts OF schemes un
I'll thousands Of cililens were per
suaded that the Republican party
had been lesislsting against the in
ter>1i: Of the workingmen."
The Presidents message was one
Of the best state papers ever issued
from the White House, o.
. Fer'aIi;iu Harrison is the strong
est and most available man for the
party 10 nominate in 1882. VIVA.
do you think, Whitney,"
II think that James G. Blaine is /.
the man whom We nsyst rcr''r3te
II We csra-t ~ r'iH.'
'rE, Elaine wouldn't take it,
said Jones. HE doesn't want the
worry and vexation that 4 Presiden
tial canvass involves. He wouldn't !
accept the place if it We're Offered
to him"
"What about Alger?: was asssi.
IL don't think he Would touch |
bottom, 50. 10 spe1k,'' replied Mr..
Jones. "No, lie wouldn't DO. I'm
Speaking ncx from n purely polit-
icai point Of view"
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This wonderful Liniment l.
known frcui the Atlantic 10 the
Pacific and from the Lakes TO the
2lif. II is the most penetrating
L;niment in the world. I.willcur
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Sprins,
Bruises. Cuts, Wounds. Old Sores,
Burns. Scia.ica, Sore Throat. Sore
Chest and all Inflammation, after ali
Others have failed. 1t will cure
Barbsj Wire Cuts aud heal all
wounds wi,sie proud flesh has set
in. IL j. equally efficient for ami
mais- Thy it aud you will not be
~ithou: it, Price ~ cents.
Sold b. z. C.. 81. I. 49,
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~ IDAHO.
Governor sheup's Supplementary
Ncsssge 10 the Legislature.

HcssnSe 10 the Legislature.
BOISE CITY, Idaho. Dec. H.
Governor SnOup submitted q supple
mentary message TO the legislature
on the subject of mines anu mining.
Idaho has adjed about Si75, O0D, OJJ
TO the HOr.d's wealth, Our mining
outputs increasing rapidly. Idaho'-
output Of lead Is greater than that
Of any other State. IL IL predicted
that our State will be the creates;
copper-9rodrcing Stat. IN the
Union. Governor Shoup ID RS
message says: ''The extent aud
value u our mines is beyond con-
lecture: s.ent mineral belts extend in
all directions Throughout the Sla:e.
y large portion Of the interior Of
the state IS scarcely explored.
Enough prospecting and develop
ment however, has been done TO
establish the fact that all Of our
principal mountain ranges and
many Of their spurs are literally
ribbed with veins and deposits OF
ores carrying precious ami valuable
minersls.-
He recommends Joint memorial
10 Congre,s urging the pa -saye of
bill for the tree coinage of silver ami
the continuance OF the present duty
ON lead on the basis of the Dubois
70 the Mills bill, that
all iea'i coming into the United
State sretlier combined with ores
or uu,, shall ray the usual duty.
iu the sepats q hill was intro
iUced by Gum TO authorize the
governor to appoint county ami pre-
cinct Ulcers in all ceunIiss where
such officers failed 20 qualify. Tire
matte. Of mileage vas left to the fin
ance committee.
Wells, Of kOotenai, introduced the
Senate concurrent Resolution No. .,
setting forth that jDasmuch rs Con-
gress had granted TO Idaho 100. 00J
acre, OF public land for educational
Inl ether rarpos, ?, anu d large
uog.iun Of eaid lords were unsur>
Veye,.. lha. Ccngress bo ssi-ed for
an arprol -ia:iol OF Sl01,OoJ for the
OF such lands. The
va. sdou,"i,.
Legislation 81 far hss bee. 4 rrere
filling up Of time. Its not expected |
hat either house will get down TO |
much practical legislation until the
-ens;Oriai fight Is settled.
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S. II. Chfoni, New Cassel. Wis,
Was troubled with Neuralgia ami
RheUrratisnn, his Stomach was Dis
ordered, his Liver was affected to an
alarming degree, .ppetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
aud strength. Three bottles Of Flee
tric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg.
III, had a running sore on his leg OF
eight years standing. Used three
bottles OF Electric Bitters and seven
boxes Of Bucklen's AFnica Salve,
and his leg Is sound and well. John
Speaker, Catawba, D., had five large
Fever sores on his leg, doctors said
he was fncrrab,e. One bottle Elec-
trio Bitters and ons box Bucklen's
Arnica Salve cured hitn entirely.
Sold by A. c. Smith & Co.'s Drug
Store. "a
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1 National Bank,
G LlaZ lTlE, CF55.

gI.lI---.---.--.--s 250,Co0
-..................... $3.50 CCg
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lifeless. Mrs. Woodwork has ap-
pointed bodyguard, with instruc-
ions 10 permit ifo person to touch
her, claiming that "God placed her
there and at His command she will
recover" Since Q O'Clock wednes.
lay night 10 nourishment Of any
Kind has been given the girl. Her
ace is badly swollen and many
think she will die. She went to the
altar from her wo,s, when she was
truck down. The girls father il
irate, and says she will never enter
MS house. Great excitem snt pre-
walls about the case and force may
he used to remove her from the
church, where thousands are watch
ing her proceedings.
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rRoa PARIS.
International Monetary Confer
euce -koeh.s Iymph

PARIS, Dec. l3.-It Is, believed
that the government Is endeavoring
to arrange an international none
tary conference. England and
some Of the other powers may object
on the ground of the fu,ilIty of
previous conferences. In such
event powerful influences will be
brought TO bear upon the govern
rneu. to invite delegates from the
Latin Union, the United States and
ether silver countries 20 dI5crss the
silver question. with n view to in
ternatipnai regulation Of the silver
value.
The feeling agains. the Koch
treatment in France has increased
in violence. Eight patients died
soon after the injection OF lymph,
and this, together with the fact thai
there Is no verified cure, has int.nsi-
fled puhiic feeling against the ex.
pertinent,
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BON ELvE. 50. DIVORCES.
uundretis OF Them Had Been IL,
sucd Hy n Chicago LAWYER.

CHICAGO, Dee. ia.-Judys Bod
gsts in the United States Dissric.
Court today sentence. Geosse 4.
Sims 10 fifteen n'pn.hs in fail He
vas found guilty - issaing fraud
rleLi decree o. divorce pgrpOriing
10 De issued 10y the If5ua:c Court OF
Box tsiier County, Utah. In this
way h. divorced HUNDREDS OF people
Throughout the country.
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Paran and C5il.e ha,es Fans Of
description Paris and Vienna from 81 OOto
DN-lese.
and Linen plain to suit pocket from SO Oh eah
Elegantly Shawl
breas handles; Shaving SETS
Se, Musical and Mechanical Figures Wort Boxes, M-nc
Frame,
Of Baby Baskets 4 half price,
novelties, special prices
and them
happy
rich
Brocade Silk NeITt.
\ set of
Linens $500 $500 lovely Sar
Covers elegant Rugs Chenille
Irish Curtains and sixteen aud button
quetsres
puzei -aogIi
only
wha; they Our prices Will
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Il 8. the Experience Of Multitude.

or intelligent people that per-
severing use of DR.. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, Of Roniiout. y. Y,
viii cure Fever and Ague, Bilious
ness, Rheumatism, Debility Of the
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, and
Bladder, aud all Disorders arising
from an impure state of the blood,
when no other medicine or treat
ment has been of any permanent
benent.
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LOCAL TRAINS.

LOCAL TRAINS.
shtT LAKE, ASDsoGDEs.
Lc=ve salt Lake = 90 An. and aa0 s-m, as
Pa Returning. arrive salt Lake 9.i9 an.
so pm, ass P.n.
BINGHAM.
Iazvc SAT- Like s.a5 am, returning, aErse
sit Ll.c 80 2 n
.uEEECAS FoRs. PROVO. sPRIS6yILLI.
THISTLE AND VT. PLEASANT.
Leave Szlt take 40 PM; returning, AZ
i've sat Like as an.
D. =. DODGE, J. II. BENNETT.
t'casrEl Manager. Sen FGSs. Agt
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%cLOSING OUT SRLEp
LADIES' :: MISSES :: AND :: CHILDRENS :: CLOAKS
READ AND PROFIT.

lot fr aIiy seal Plush wraps, Si.5 reduced from,
5000.
$3.50.
Of quality Push from SI5lJ
Of Ladie jackets
One of J
On. very Jackets S2J0J
price S51.Gn.
elegantly Braided Imported Cloth Jacse nj 3OO former
price si2et
One 10; Jackets, %
from s.
Special Reduction al! Misses Jackets in ages y to Is
Chiren's Clcas 500;
3
{, and SI0o0
On Of beautiful P Goats discount
until January Is.
stock of Ladies Dresses, Wrappers, SlS 2ni Wooden
also from
has been market 4; CLOSING our PRICES
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Effects of Mrs. Wo0iworsa's Doc
frfne Upon n Young Girl.

MUNICE, Ind, Dec. ID. Mrs.
Woodworth, the trance evangelist,
has returned 10 the scents of her
former triurnphs. The followers
have established n church here.
Wednesday night Miss Ruth
Hughes, aged Il, went intoa trance
at the Woodwork nesting and has
since been wholly unconscious for
hours ut a time, seeming perfectly
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9EGFF- :. n. SCHETrLER
.4- Asst. Cashier.
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How severe colds are Broken mp


Prom the Virginia City, Mont Nadisoa.aH ]
When We find a medicine we
know to possess genuine merit, We
consider il duty, and we take
pleasure in telling the public what
II il. Such a medicine We found
Chanberlain's Cough Remedy, last
winter. when Ia grippe was PREVAIL
ing. We are satisfied that We ward
ed of several attacks that were
threatening by the use Of this syrup.
and we have since relieved, in a
few hour, severe colds, and in the
course Of two 0. three days, entirely
broken them up by its use. rs nave
several of cur friends TO whom We
have recommended It. 1t IL all that
it is represented 10 be 10y the manu-
facturers. II you have a cough and
want 10 stop II Chambes!ain's
Cough Remedy will dn the work.
For sale by z. c. NJ. I. Drug Dept
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Notice Of time and place for the ke3sIr OF
petition for admission 10 PROBATE OF "hL
PURSUANT To An oRDER OF AID
L Court N said matter. notice i eeEebJ
x,ven tina, turday the 18Th day Of seeeE
-, 4 m iso,l \. 10 O'Clock u m. At the
County Court House IN sal; Lake city.
Utah Territory. n The Court Room
OF .aid Colrt- ha- been appoia'es
a reti.ion Of Nicholas T. nes.pfayInZ tor
ne Admission 20 probate II certain doer-
rnent therexiih pr-sertec, purPor'Inx 70 DC
ne isstWiil and IesfzmenEof samuel Green.
dccra-ct. when and where all per-Sns
interested nav appear ard oppose tns pro
hate OF aid vii. or me =rzrtin< Of l.tters
te.taaner:ary 70 Nicholas T. ri4coc<- As
prayc.. fer in said petition
In viinefs whereof. ! rave herelrin Sc:
nav ssuc and n <ed the seal OF SAID Court,
.sr.rI G. z. ALLEN.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
eve. l. srASfos. Deputy Clerk cd
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DILLoN,s LETTERS.

DUBLIN, Dec. 13.-Nalentins i.
Dillon, Jr., has written letter 10
the Free mans Journal. stating that
John Dillon and William O'Brien
are still hopeful Of ehecting a COM
promise with Parneii. Father Muir.
rhy, a Paplst priest at Kilmon-
mOuagh, County Kilkenny, in q
letter 10 the freeDioa's journal, re-
monstrate's against the clerical at
lacks made on ParDell.
The freeDlan's journal says +. Y.
0;Brien, treasurer of the national
league, refuses 10 pay the salaries Of
league officials on the grUund that
they are not neutral.
The dispute in regard 10 the
right Of drawing the funds of the
national league mas caused the bank
in which the leagues moneys are
deposited 10 order lis branches not
TO honor CHECKS sent TO evicted ten
ants by the organiz ,iion- In COP.
sequence many families are de-
prived of the suste,Iance they re-
ceived weekly frvm the league, and
must either suffer greatly or go to
the poorhouse.
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GUNPOwDER.
THE HAZARD POWDER COMFY,
Utah Non-taIabIs Bonds for Sale,

Z WILL RECEIVE WRITTEN BIDS BE-
4 tween i o'cocE noon OF bee inter 25n.
I.eo. and o'clock mon o: January 81 y.
ISL. for the v hole o. any part uf is I tab
sfyel, each for SltteIO. running 10 10 -
years. interest per cent per annrni. pay
sb'e mi-snnueli-, and no: taxable for sny
purpn ..
Bidders can get fan particulars Of the
undersigned personally, or ny letter AZ No.
20 :. Main street, -a't Lake City.
BOLIVAR ROBERTi,
4 Territorial Treasurer
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CHILDREES AFTERNOON PARTY,

CHILDREN'S AFTERNOON PARTY,
DANCING PROM 3.3s TO T. NJ
floor Managers
pro.. Younger urs.niriis Cummings
Reception Committee:
.s,s.r N-cor,f~t Miss G ice Wallace.
NJ Vinn,e E,rsb-if. Mss Lucille 6iimer.
~. No. v,,-h,er Mss Bessie surag 9,
Y,ss ucs,er Cch. Mis- L1ciIle fOusx.
Miss Stout
Ne.srz. chas. cai1c. - n Efnso 81 S.- ,,'ssf.s
-hesrman. wm Groesbees. ives coD"'
Murray Goibe, W sne ieJ-
TICKETS, zoe Tor -
40 general Invitations are isEuei. but INC
rroiic generally are invited 70 aueso.
~Box Once open for sale OF Tickets
on Monday.
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WHAT AN OLD WOMAN CAN READ
IN rHE STARS.
Mrs. Sheldon Wants TO Take q
Taree Months Trip 10
Africa.
GOVERNOR SHOUTS MESSAGE
TO THE LEGISLATURE.
Operation TO Relieve Nsn Of Blind:
nis,, Deafness and Loss
Of Taste.
u Telegraph 70 TIC SEws.I
THE wild wESr SHOW
Buffaio Biil.s indians Said 60 be
poipr "a Gucd Work.

IHk wild WESr SHOW
E,nnaio bins indians Said 60 be
Boisr n Good WORK.
CiiAMsERLAt.i, :. D., Dec. a.
The large nunioer Of Indians who
have been abroad for the last few
years with Buffalo BilI's wild
wss.' s!io* are doing d gooi work
among the unruiy Indians belong
ing az Rosebud and Pine Ridge
Agencies, and II their efforts a
much "a 10 any one thine can a
prevention Of an immediate out
break among the red men he attrih-
uted. These Iuiians emphatically
refused to listen 10 any proposition
from the hcstiles looking to their
joining them, but have continued to
act rs peacemasers at sill times
sin.s their :ctarr, and they are I'M
firing in thei. efforts TO bring about
4 peaceful settlement OF the present
difficulty. These Indians act in
marked contrast 10 s5me OF those
educated at the Carlisle Indian
school, as many of the latter are
@thV1s the hUstiiss
THIS EXCITEMENT ~ MgXICJ
Kansas CITY, Dec. 13.-Duis
Del Commun OF Choiulu. Pueblo.
Mexico, was in the city today, en-
route to Chicago. In an interview
tonight he said the Aztec Indians
OF Mexico are afflicted with q Mes
sish craze very similar TO that
which is disturbing the Indians in
the northwest. The Aztec prophecy
il very like tina! which u believed
IN ~ ire ciou4. The Messiah will
cause the volcano POpocatapet 20
erup. and overwhelm the country
with lava, which will destroy all
but the Aztecs,
dES. MILES To THE. FRONT.
CHICAGO, Dee. u. - General
Miles, accompanied by Captain
Mus and tie gene.ll's private sec-
Rotary, Nifen; ieft Chicsac tcrlght
for 81. Paul. The general viii s!oi'
a; 81. Paul a couple OF days aui
then go to the northwestern Indian
He could not say how
long he would be absent.
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PARNELL AT RILHESSY.
Ne 1ddrcsse> - Esss Meeting as
that Place.

KILKENNY, Dec. IA mass
meeting in the Interest Of Sculiy,
the Parnellite Parliamentary can
dicate, was addressed by Parnell to-
day. lie warned The electors not to
trust Sir John Pope HeDnessy. the
candidate of the Mccarthy faction.
Eennessy, he said, was well quail
fled 10 lie n leader ia = Marty of
reoegades, there being no PARTY TO
which he had not belonged save
the Irish party Farnell spoke hut
briefly. showing signs Of great
fatisur, and his voice being so
hoarse as TO be almost inaudibie.
The reporters are int nsely annoyed
by the mysterious changes he
makes in his plans. he mas now
abandoned his proposed visit to
Limerick, and will remain in Kill
kenny until after the election, not.
witilstanding everything had been
arranged for the visit.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Cour. n and for sal. Lake
County. Territory OF Utah
In the matter Of The Estate Of Samuel
Green, deceased
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II was just in Time.

&c. Bartholomew, Kalka-Aa. Mich. says
located In this place i've years ago. having
foTze-.y -esided in Troy. y. \. have
been grea; ssEere= roc --hs, the pbysi-
cans Of Troy called Erishis D--a-c.
used DR.. DAVID KenEe,iy's FavoFite RerEa
dy, o: ROacoGt, y Y Ali the terrible
symptoms OF the disease are gone. have
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WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

sTHo NEED ANYTHING N THE
w Clothing line 10 call upon ite.ton &
o.. ~ Main ST. where they VIII End well
selected stock Of mems ana bOTs' suits
oyersIs, hats. cape, shirts. etc. at very low
. ,ces- This firm u reiisSlc and viii treat
-, light tis
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Disorder of the Kidneys.

liver or bladder. Who would bcsrudSs the
cost 81 thts medicine ton- dollar a bottle
for sr.h : bisssir< o. resusa this simple
though sincere to=cn c. gratitude for being
.er,ee;iy cured: love eVe-ythinE 20 DIR.
! fenne64's Flvorite Remedy. and hope TN,
xi.i ;-5=5c ciserj vho suffer from any
kidaey. liver u bod csc.cs-, 70 rs, ,hlg
....l.rar..