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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23
New schooI Law.

i The following are sOme Of the i'm.
PoFtsnt features Of the nss school
iAU for KentuCky passed in both
houses and ready for approval by
th= GOvernOr-
!. That flor the irsI time) Ken
.tueky shall have = uniform system
Of public sehooIs-each District,
bag or Little. mns1 keep . five month
sehOol annually, instead Of three
-four or five
For reasonable bond 10 he exc
'eutsd by County sEp<T.niendeniz
instead Of one for double Ilse
amount dur the county"
For adequate punishment Of =
Trustee or County Superintendent
who uiIlfuIly IEakes = false eenzu=
rsiurn-
For reIsOgting the special dis
trlets In xhieh surplus IN tbe
sp+ei.l districts may claim Il a=
PEUFided BY the neu Consultation
For Eve dzy=' nOtiee to a Trustee
Or teacher whom 1t i thought Ese-
@ary TO TeI ore IN order that he
may be Pit rpon his defens=-
For paying CsauIy Saperiniend-
eRis = minTnem Of eight cents per
pupil ehila reported, instead Of ten
cents
For reducing the taiff on sehsOI-
books
For specially excluding from the
ieashers' ranks all persons Who in
duige in drunkenness, gambling
profanity or lieentiOes1s=- State
EOsri and Of eond1ctin= exanIns-
lions BY County Examining BOzrIis
which viii guard against fraud and
insure far examinations
For equali1ing population Of
school districts - FAR n Praetiea-
be
ForaIlO~irg nObOiy in 4 white
district to bold the Office Of trustee
unles h can read and rrits- In j
eOlOrud districts trustees must be-
had, Il pr2rticabIe, Who can red !
and Erite-
For enabling = County SuperIn-
iendent 10 know Who are trustees
The tru=te<srIeet must report or
he o1lcE can be declared vacant
md Be EIIei ~ .PPOintmeHi-
FOR enabling Tie t.1=tez= IN their
'orPorsle capacity to bOrrDE mon
J for building. furnishing. edo 81
hal the work may be dooe Al Onee
Of -zfter nanny days
For Urs0<ning The b1iLling Of
OOms I4x1i, AMI 50 On
For the aP,,Cinfneat Of = Dis
nj Treasurer, To whom school 1 I
sxeS mus. b@ pail and for ibels
olIeetiOn Of the deIin9ue1t list By {
;herif.
For definite per eent 10 Be paid
n e6lleeiIng district taxes
For preventing eOntracsz nth
sarners an unreasonable length Of
yne before besinniEg Of school
ear.
For having eseh teacher il grad
4 schools. except in cities Of the !
list. second thad and fourth class i,
:, "a keep = REGISTER. from -kieh :
he ISiGeSpal teacher in earh cas-
hall make mp his register.
For enabling chartered schools
10 Organize under the prOviSiOns
iaE graded FRYE schools,
For the payUent al debts hitAer-
10 cO0srsctsi by trustees Of graded
ire school dissriSts.
For Investing the State R0Ari ii
Examiners with the power to is
sue State diplomas and State Ger
.iiica,rs, upon goc~i aud Sufficient
oxamiaAtioa, in certain higher
branches, il sidis'ssa 10 chose pr,
4crihea log che common school
course, H
Fur joins inFli.utess counties,
Dot exeeediae HOUR can e0mhlAe
ND have a s'Vons institute, Instead
{ = wax one, a. very small coun.
L = van not avoid having, !
For county teaohers, library.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

OF the human raoe. 5a1ae1
are veil clothed, that Is, wear
garments q some kiad that Vii
cover nakssaIessi 1590o.o habit
aally 80 naked, and 7toasoeO only
cover the middle parts d the body
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Some newspaper has very truth
fnIiy sid that il took : Republican
.dniaistr.fien psi four years 70
produce Ibe pfesrLt financial eoh-
dIsfon-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23
FRIDAY. JUNE z Iss-

President Cleveland rendered
the Hawaiian Mission to Hon.
Proctor KnOtt, who declined it on
aucounto Of his hE practice
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

FIiIv oeats : szzall sasisssc- All IN. tia:
: all il wa sls- ys.a tessEc any ord
r-zrr ease a lheaazxZrsas i E0ai *
chauibe1l.Enis l-sse EAlsa- If~ s-s'
av.IlseasiS1 ~Sss .ssSss Ele F.Aie- s. r'e9.i
l.sstls- ~ sle s.rA- D. n'sslss Is.'''e
Ikx
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Bank failures, SAatiIag dOza o.
mills and tight money, instead d
being due 10 = DensOcra1ie admin
Es1rzfiOn, are the legitimate fruits
q Mr. Harrisonis term, and fllIoE
in the wake of his administration
as naturally \ famine follows fail
uue q crops The Esre=enf stafe q
th1lgs u1s predicted before he ne
tired from 01Eoe- II falls On the
DenorrAtic party, however, and
vii have "a be soooaHfed for by
HAT party Thus i the parry now
in power Handicapped b. the sins
a tie RePunlican pariy-Portz-
n0gth Times
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Col A W Rneksr. a Ksn.
lnekian, has finally NON his sui,
against he Aspen Niains rom, ...-.
securing SAMOA and : eoaY .ld-ra-
BE amount al slNsk In tie COM
pany.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Joshua D. POEerz has been APP
polnfed R--enne Collector in the
=seoBd Kentnrky district and Ben
johnson in the Fifth district
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Uish sAr rEst, h-lt s=e tao-k
EtaF5 TIE sale. = q. RS saa
a. ll.iaasf nsst i'rr, 81. 81 i.iii frpm
III oiaasF s.est
i.4s @oi5lc=as.p. - 90 g lie
rseTs1Hr 81 ;eHEs s-esis 10 ses'as s'-'s
~ iHsrfiess s'iia r.. >ssige Aiilsln
- sp-a ~ infa airsri~ ana inVp
= 80 Hers'- sSln Mhsn iar
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

tfsk Art.l ,,rstt
,,,,s,, \ : ~, \ /. : 40
w IAI.u tttt NJ N ItIItulR tlaolll1n
49, '.s's 80 'i''s'a ~ Nssaea aIlH !,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Hands or shoaId he tie m0,to
Of legislators in reSsrenee 10 buzI-
nesz- Let It alone La il take
care Of Itself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31
NOTICE. OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
Az pursuance Of IN order OF the Probate
Coart in and for Salt Lake County, Utah
Territory. maize on the cttn day Of Iecem.
Der. lseo. In the matter OF the estate Of ".
w. Foster. deceased. and also By and
under the powers conferred on them By the
last viii and testament Of said deceased,
the Undersigned. the executors Of and
trustees under said last will and tesla.
the highest bidder for cash. and
sub1ee; TO confirmation by said Probate
Court. AL the right. title, interest an q es.
tate OF the said W. W. Foster. deceased II
The time of his death, and all the right,
utle and interest that his estate has by
operation OF law or otherwise acquired.
other than or In addition 10 that OF the said
W. W. FOSTER nj the time Of his death. and
also all the right. title and interest which
the underlined may have under said will
- such trustees. in and to that certain lot.
piece or parcel Of land. situate and
being in the city and county OF Salt
Lake, Utah Territory, bounded and
described Is follows: Commencing at the
socsheass corner Of lot SIX lsl IN block
sixty i've 1917. IN Plat "A. Salt Lake City
survey. and running thence north sixty Is }
feet, thence west forty two and one halt
ls:isl feet, thence south sixty 81 feet.
thence east forfy-two and one half (fs5sl
feet 70 the place Of beginning.
Sealed bids IN writing Will be received for
said property addressed to the under,
signed or either of them, In care of Isaac
" waddeii. Attorney. :: and "a sast FiCst
south Street, salt Lake County, Utah Ter
ritory. up TO and including Saturday. Janu-
srv 18th, bal after which day said property
will be soid. Terms and conditions. cash.
and erc.ect 10 confirmation by said frJ-
bate Court.
GEORGE GODDARD,
kiCHAED sMYTH,
Executors and Trustees under the las.
vi and Testament OF ". ". Foster. d.
&c sed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31
Az ArnscAx ..PnIxCk-
nssss Mech Hnals In Lsvs Win .

Negro.
Bxrr.r~ ~ s0-Arurm.,r;.d
l,lv rsr,d SS.,s. pic.s a -
on 80 d.nsss.- ~. -.iss 1917
chsnf he,. r"sd : v;.,t ~ .ycr,.,
= A nnc, r. Ch,.s.o WhtI.
there shs 80. H. .cc,,ssr,.~.. ~
4 hands,r,. vc.rc nso,o rsr,s,;
Aibert Rov yho /. IA ~ h.vs
bon an xe,,c.n n,,.cs Eo,,r.
Nm ~ ~ IN u nv.-,th "
dusk ~ u ~, IL -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31
h Be Located st Wnshiaetpo ~
EelIpse An Llks Insaitsaisss
n IL Weei1s
rMg pARTMeRo IN the esoM o.
oARINe 0RorMgAs.
A eERnAn elRt IN LOVE- wsyn a
NGo0o.
Enh R.lAs ~ y Isss IamtA q
Batils b IL lsesrsr e
Africa.
By relssrapA 70 Ne HSvs.
a eREAf NATIONAL uua1vu

By felaRsph 70 tAs HDvs.
a eREAf NATIONAL nUaBgn.
10 saspeAs Asys6sas Psssssesst
knsws n - Wsssa.
New YoRx, Dee. so.-Ths nts
ssse's Washington cosfespondenI
details . plan now under cooGldef,
alton It the capital for . groas M.
dopAl museum Of At which hal
eclipse like inst;tutions n the
world. Franklin W. Smith, d
Boston, Il the founder u The schsms.
Smith b not . visionAyy ma1. He
has brought 10 Washingtoa . per.
fecsed plan, the result Of loFty ycan'
study and observation In the cSp,tals
Of Europe. He has enough Ioaey
10 be able to devote the lsisnrs Of
his life 10 this subject He - no
object except b benellt his coantry
and beili q Washington eomGthine
that shall surpass In magni1eence
and perfection Of design anythinR
previously known In the hisasey Of
Its . mos ambitious prqjsok, but
looked at with placid eyes Of cfiti-
cism his plan sppsa1 pef16etly
practical and I slneefely bslisve Il
will be carried cut. The desi0 for
The gallery, f6r which he PAID the
sum Of $1,000, va made by n. Ken.
wick, the noted architect Of New
York, and Il b an artistic embodi-
ment Of Mr.. Smiths idea II
represents 70 . certain extent idsas
gathered nom seudies Of An old
plate rcpresenting the Forum ct
Rome rsseored. In the centss u
the Pantheon and 70 the night and
LEFT, descending through ths Ter.
rAces, are . succession Of galleries
reaching out % - to cover . spacs
Of fifteen acres. In front Of this
temple b . bridge coming up b the
csnfral archways. This bridge
crosses an artificial stream and d .
COPY OF the Via 6acfa Of the Reman
Forum. Along III line are 10 b
placed statues Of heroes Of Amssian
history. This broadway Terminates
1t . triumphal arch, 70 b homtd
Wa1hington arch. Beewoen u and
the Pantheon II . second arch,
which IL 10 be called Lincoln arch.
To the right and left Of the arch are
semi-circ0lar approaches, like those
In ftout I'll Pstsss In Remas ths
galleries to the right and lst ere
built about squares. Tho plan h 20
vide, 50 beautiful and % compre-
hensive that the Involuntary remark
when INIT seeing II, In that Il Is the
dream Of an enthusiast.
When could money enough Be
found u build such . magnificent
structure? The building can be
1t . cost Of s, 900. 900.
This money Mr.. Smith expects 10
raise through individual subsciip-
lions. He himself will make bis
penonal contributions, having 70
ceived the encouragement and sup:
port Of the Metropolitan Museum VI
Art In New York, and having met
1t every hand in Wellington
words from every one cap
Able Of Approaching the high char
lcter Of his motives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN George H. knoulden, administrator
OF the estate Of Thomas u. knowiden de.
eeased. has rendered for settlement. and
He'd IN said Court. his final account Of his
administratou OF said estate and petition
for nnal distribution Of the residue Of said es-
tate among the persons entitled thereto. and
thx: 1hursd,y, the 18Th day Of January.
a. y. lsi, 2; 10 O'Clock an, at the Court
Room Of said Court, in TIE County Court
House. Salt Lake City and Comfy, Utah
Territory. has been duly appointed by c
Judge VI said Court, for the settlement OF
said account and hearing SAID petitioo for
distributor at which time and pace any
person Interested IN said estate may appear
and show cause, " any there DC, why said
account should not be settled and approved
and dnAl distribution made as prayed for.
Dated December. ls9o.
Clerk OF the Probate Court.
By c. Z STANTON. Deputy. dJanl5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31

frs.ssseea nspssss., Zee Saved.
From letter written By Mn. Ada
e. Hurd Of 0roton, e. D., 10 Qucee:
"Wss taken with Q bod enid, vhich
settled on my lung, cough ut in
and finally Terminated In oOnsump-
tor. -Four docioB gAve me up ny.
ing could live but Q short time.
gave myself up to my Savior, de1es-
mined IL I coUld nos stay with ~
friends on earth, I would meet ny
absent ones above. Ny hull and
was advised 70 get DR.. Kins's New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
ADD Colds. I gave it trial, took In
all eight bottles; 10 has cnrd me-
and tha5k God am now . veil and
hearty woman. !" Trial boitles free II
A. G. Smith 4 Co.S Drug Store.
Regular siz-. Sc. and Sl.00. 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31

NOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAI
N Mary Ann T. Thompson, Exeeufrix oi
the last Will and testament OF the Estate u
Of John T. Thompson deceased, has
rssdereS for set; erent. and dIed N
eaid Court. her nnal account Of her admin.
istsatson Of said estxtr and petition for nnal
dutr16ution ef the residue OF said estate
amo19 the psrsons entitled thereto, and
thas Thursdsy the 18th day Of January. AID
Id, q 10 O'Clock T. N. n the Court Room
Of said Court. IN the County Court House
salt lake CITY and County. Utah Territory,
has been duly appointed By the Judge Of
said Court for the settlement Of said ae-
eouss and hearing SAID petition for distri-
button. AZ which Tune and place any per.
son Interested In said estate may appear
and show cause. IL any there be. why said
account should not be settled and approved
and anL distribution made a. prayed for.
Dated December. $50
Cl.rk OF the Probate Court
by G. z Stanton. deputy. d Jan Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31
BupeD0y.

This b what you ought % havs. IN
Act, you mus have Il, 70 fully saDsy
life. ThouAnds arc searching 10
II daily, and mourning bsoaass
they ind IL not. Tho0slndD uppa
Thousands Of dcllAn ax0 spsot IN
nually BY our people in 0s hsps
that they may attain thb bosa. AID
yet Il may b had By al. We
guarantees Inst Electric B1f1ss4 n
used according b directions and he
use pessiseed In, win hing zoo
Good Digestion and o0se ~ ds0on
Dyspepa3a and instAu ins1sod
Eupepsy. We reoommsnA Electric
Bitfs1 for DyPepaia and III -
easso q Liver, 6(e0aeh aDd H.
nsya eold e soo. aaA o1.ee ~
bot1le, BY A. @. o0itA . Cat
Drug 0eoD. =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31

CAtcu11A, De. so.-Tbs dsls-
- b tie Indian ooDlbgo0oo ~
cdiruout e Tie outhegjt11D b -
~ 3 JbFhiddinG IL o(bo1als q ~
Indjaa eovsfnunant b aeesod u
con5sgsnce, svsa - spse1a1pn. n
800 h Condemned . unvoethy q
scSibhmsn. Tho do1egatss VIA
80 upon Tie sntjscg s1ld TIL
vosld Probably pe0ye - b ~
Slupdsf a ouuo 06baediDn11, oehor
- hey nd tbo eeooe - . p6oe1
n 0afuieom insn11uoA. NJ 60
Ssfsncs dscidsd y eso6 3 hundyDd
rosive dslsGn1D = ~ . eoalbr.
soos in Locdos. ~; ~ etjset q
ncusing hglheD H. S1G1i1h ~
q 1feeQeoe noelvs! g L. -
z :s;::s = ssss. g -
~ = ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31

LOCAL TRAINS.
SAT LAK1 AHD oepBr.
Leave Salt lAke 400 an and II. Is An Az
Pm. Returning ,axrivo Salt La1e 80 An.
lssp.n.. s3Rn
iDIy0nAM.
Leave Salt lake as an, refzYlias, erYiys
sa!t Lake 80 pa
AMERICAN snRK, R1ovo. sPnU0vILxl,
rHieIl1. II. rLIAsAEf AID HAKrL
Leave salt hts as pm; returning. ~
rive salt Lac lies Ar.
d. o. Dop9:. }. II. 1KNNEfT.
General 4naear. Cen Pas. An
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rnE nAaiIo 1nsrakns.


Prem wealsh - csapasasivs
LONDON, Dec. 3O.-It would b
difncult to ind . parallel 10 such
sudden descent from immensl
wealth to comparative poverty. q
that Of the partnen In the great nm
Of Barring Bros. 4 Go. Lord Rsvel'
stoke Wa building . splendid man
sion In MayfhiR, which W. 70 cod
ElO0, 600, bat has surrendered TIKI.
- well q the rest Of his property,
to the cfediton, to b realised q
among the asDets u the dfm. Th<
other partners have dealt with theil
properly In the same Wy.
Mr.. Hodgson, Who was 2 dIent
partper only, and dow SIC, 600 {
The year for III shalsef The pro6ts q
business, had . magsincsnt place %
Kent, vhefo his 6nily bad dve,t
for three generations. Thls he has
given over - Il standl house, farni-
ture, works Of AT and everything e
the lIouidators and nnds himsell
berinnine life again at n odvancsd
- d . sslary q 500 . year In tbs
servjce Of the revised limited CON-
papy Of Baring 4 20.
Another partDe!, ~; Sssvsn,
father-in.law 70 HerbeSt Ward Of
Stanley and Afb0 fAme. had par.
chsecd one Of the mose palatial
houses in Cssltsn Heuse Tefsace
and vse sneniipg El5O, 900 in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31

BOULOGNE, Dec. 30.-A confer
ence between PArnell and O'Brien
wss held this afternoon, only Irish
membe8 Of Parliament being al
lowed 10 take part. The only in
formation given out was that the
conferences Will DO continued tomor-
row or later. II 10 impossible to
learn what wAs done.
LONDON. 3o.-The Pail A0Y Ga
ecfts Asserts that Parnell proposes his
formal reelection - chairman by
tho whole Irish parliamentary
party shail precsde his withdrawal
from tbs ebairmsnehip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31

aossa19B noSeo0no oyHB -
WhesVtng CsaGA.
There II no remedy In the word
which win give such prompt rsljsl
IN Whooping Cough - B0nOdps
Hcrtlsc,csd Syrup. Il win postissk
cure IL II you will try Il your chill
dren VIII not keep you awake IN
hight coughing. BILLIARDS. How.
hound Syrup Is the most cooling
and soothing remedy for consumP
ton. Coughs, t'olds, Bronchitis and
Asthma. in the world. 1t b ne
from opium. 1t builds up new II,
sue, sirrngihe,ss The I.ungs, and b
an Incompatible remedy, made Of
the tcst sld purtts materials. II
your Luagt arc weak and you have
a tickling In your throat you need
IT, z. e.. NJ. ]. A g~nt. -
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kHls PAsnA.



He - RaghsaoG his Way In shs
0osk CSoeaoeas.
BKRLIS, Dec. 30.-The Ta1e6latl
hes letter from Its correspondent
In Zanzibar, stating that Emin
Pasha recently sent Lieutenants
Landheld and Buelow, ct the head
Of . body Of troops, 70 Wamboo,
where they fought hattie with the
wstuta tribs, Debating the latter
with severe lon. The Watutas SUBJ
sequently Joined forces with another
trice aud again attacked the
Germans. Their allies did not stick
70 them well, however, and they
were again badly defeated. The
Germans had three killed and nine
wounded. Commander Stuhlman
recently captured Q slave camp near
Victoria y yanza, killing many
Afabs and ssleasing large number
Of slAves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31

IC9nsultatiGlnd EIlninltisi Rrss.
DR.HERDAN,
SPECIALIST.
Diseases Of Women Z Specially.
Once and kesidesoss St. James
Hotel kosns 8 asa 10.
MAIN sInssf.

lnR. MossU I. HERDAE. GILMAN
- Physician ana surxeoa. regular grad.
uate OF MediaI Schools In Europe, late -
slstant Surgeon in Branoo aoepefel ano
City Physicip in Temes 9lniinas Europe,
surgeon in hief 70 1se artillery regnents
IN Turkey and Europe has sstae
lished an Dice q q JADee Hoeet,
Rooms nd le, nais ssrest, ~
the general phstice Of Ded,cine 80 eur
gery. ana wiffSuocessfully txsas al dbseasee.
no matter Of how iong stnneinH. - y
What phy,iein eiver up. BE nakes ~.
iaity OF curing al female 6iseeees- u ves
rheu afism. catarrh, liver and secmaen
Complaints. APE worn sd convalssoee'
piles, paralyeB, all skin NJ Degvo 9looeese.
dropsy. scmo0 and caaoefe, ateeneoo o -
nose, ear. ere, mouth au1 threat tovoee e
all kinds thoroaehly cured. ccnsenyooa
entirely cured - sBew Defhe4- An -
Ties having any disease vhseh hne ofcooe
chronic, and Who hsve boon Gtven p p
other physiciaDs. should o0eg1ls y. Hey19a
DIT Her N nskrs . spoetnley - Afco0 =
Limbs from the celebr1fo6 0axno lng1easa
o. kev fork. An Business sefse1y CeoH'
Dental. epesbs m lasganGes.
OFFICE HOURS: . - u .. NJ, : =
: sed J - op.@.
Office asd Rcsideaee: s. Janse HoeeE
Rooms 8 e.4 ~ 1ssis 6rsse
Consultation ~ EzaniIsu'a m,
Tslspa Pc Ne. ~
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ia.~ SEVER. .ssa. AZ. srsA.. ..a

ID 2o0to0a.
IRON the vi,g,ris City. Mont Nsdssoaics
When we find q medicine We
know 10 POSSESS genuine merit, we
consider il q duty, and We take
pleasure in telling the public what
Il h. Such . medicine we found
Chamberis;n's Cough Remedy, last
winter. when In 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 haze aimee relieved, in .
few hours, severe colds, and In the
course Of two or three daye, entirely
broken them up by Its use, a. have
several Of our friends To whom we
have recommended II. II Is all thai
lt Is represented to be by the manu.
hcturen. If you have q cough and
want TO stop it Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will do the work.
For ale BY 2. G. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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DON'T IMAGINE

DON'T IMAGINE
That Dinwoodey keeps moth.
ing now but the most expen-
sive Furniture. for he keeps
all kinds Of Furniture and at
the lowest prices. Examine
his Mammoth Stock.
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ne ssss Survives 81 he Crew 81 Q
OADslseA OshOonor.

~Doaoo0 DooooooRs
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3d. The
schooner Lonnson brought In today
Charles Wailenberger, sole survivor
OF the crew Of the schooner Hattie,
which capsised Sunday, ina terrible
storm on BaRnegAt. Five men were
drowned At once. Captain Evans,
WaIlenberger and another managed
to secure Themselves 10 the wreck.
age, and driftcd about for ten houn,
with seas dashing over them and Q
cold wind sdding 70 their misery.
The crew Of the L0mson managed
with tine utmost difficulty to get to
the Faft. They found one man dead
and Captain Evans and Wallen-
berger nearly %. Captain Evans
died IN han An hour, bat Wallen-
berger, while in q terrible condition
from exposure, will probably recover.
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pCEsUAST TO An ORDER or SAIL
\ Court IN said matter, notice Is hereb,
gwen, that Saturday. the 10Th day Of J.nl
sry, A. D. 1871. AZ 10 O'Clock l. m, ut Ii,
County Court House IN salt Lake City
Utah Territory, IN the Court Roon
OF eaid Court, has been appoiu.es
the time and place fer the hearing ol
a petition Of Isaac n. wadfeIl. praying FOR
the admission % probate Of 4 certain cocu.
ment herewith presented. purportinx 10 b.
the last Will and Testamento OF William How
ard. deceased, when ard where all person,
interested NAV appear AZ oppose the pro
bate Of said will. or the granting Of letters
testamentary 10 Isaac n waddell ,as prayed
for IN eaid petition.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
ny hand and afixed the seal Of said Court
this 9Th day Of December, A. d. 1880.
tssxL- C. L. ALLEN,
Clerk OF the Probate Court
BY Q. l. srASroS. Deputy Clerk. dti
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN and for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah