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The highest medical authorities OF
Europe and America have recently
decided that large porcentagc OF casts
Of insanity j. caused Ivy tho excruclh.
ting pains " Neuralgia Of III. head aud
face, Ifnny member Of your family
suffers this tormentor, induce them 10
try Billiards. Snow Imminent. One
application will afford immediate relief
and you viii soon lie rad Of danger.
Gus aud tormenting disease. Billiards.
Snow Liniment 10 tho most penetrating
Liniment known. II positively cures
rheumatism, Lame Back, Contracted
Muscles, Old Sores, Cornp. Bunions,
etc. II pcnotrates aud opens up tho
pores, drawing all poisonous matter TO
the surface, restoring and promoting
natural circulation OF the blood through
the diseased parts. 2"s
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eloped. This Information disturbed
him particularly because he bad nd
vanced her $500 TO buy the nccessarics
with which to begin housekeeping.
He rushed To the health office where
he found that according 10 the records
Emily Gam had married John Vein.
hcinier, barber, last Friday and had
LEFT town yesterday morning on q
wedding trip. Koch seemed TO think
more of the money the girl had taken
than Of herself. He raved about, be-
moaning the loss of his money aud
finally had warrant issued for her ar
rest ON a charge Of grand larceny. lie
learned the girl had also taken consid-
CRADLE Of the furniture he had In his
cottage.
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Mrs. Michael Curtain, Pisinneid,
ILL.,, makes the statement that shs
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs, she was treated for n month by
her family physician, but grew worse.
lie told her sho was hopeless u.ciim
OF consumption, and that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist suggest.
ed DIR. Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption; she bought bottle, and 10
her delight found herself benefited
from frst dosc. She continued IS usc,
aud aftor taking ten bottles found her.
self sound and well. now does her own
housework and IL Us we'll NJ she ever
was. Free trial bottles OF this Great
Discovery ut a. @. Smith 4 Co.'S Dag
St0re. Large bottles soc. aud 81 90. =
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The Problem OF Propclling aud Steer.
Ing an Air
Ship.
rspraIrwcr or ALEX. voslrv IN
ITALY.
The inccndIary Paper "Egaiite" Seized
by the Police at
Paris.
rnAr Ain suIP.
A second rriai said q. have Gissn
Satisfaction.


CHICAGO, Jau. 3O.-rhc mir ship la.
vented ny William Pennington OF
Mount Carmel, ILL.,, was tried again TO.
day, and 10 all appearances IL was
thoroughly demonstrated that "a ctaft
las at last been Invented that permits
feats OF aerial navigation never before
accomplished. The propclling aud
steering ship tested today Is ouly q
thlrty.ioot model, madc Of oiled silk,
aud the practicability Of using alum.
mum. which Is % be the material of
which the full.si1cd shira will lie built,
has still 10 be- shown. The car which
" 10 carry passengers was not attached
today, aud the ship, which II cigar.
shaped and filled with hydrogen gas,
iioatcd In the mir ana was propelled by
"a wheel like that OF n propeller, thu
motive power comlng from storage ia,.
tories on tho fl0or attached by u light
wire, rudueis being set at different
anglos.
The ship Travelled In q satisfactory
manner around III, Exposition build.
Ing. The speed attained was not great,
but the inventor Is sanguinc VI much
better rctulis with satisfactory tat
terry.
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Several ycamago Chamberlain 4 Co.,
manufacture Of a cough syrup, bellcv.
ing II 10 he the most prompt aud rclia'
bio preparation yet produced for coughs,
colds and cfuupi that tho public npprt.
ciale true merit, and IN tine II was
certain 10 become POPULAR Their most
Sanguinc hopes have been more than
realized. over three hundred thou.
sand bottles n Chamheflsin's Cough
Remedy are now sold each year, and
Il Il recognized ~ "thu best made, -
where ever known. II will cure a
severe cold Ia los- Lime than any other
treatment. For sale by u. q. Al. J..
Drug Dept. d.Vs
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VIM. TimmoDs, postmaster OF ldn.
VILE, Ind, writes: "Electric Bitters
has done more Tor mo than all other
medicines combined, for that bad feel.
Ing arising nom Kidney and Liver
trouble" John Leslie, farmer and
stoclsman, Of same place, says, "Flnd
Electric Bltters 10 be tho best Kidney
and Liver medicine. made me feel like
n new man." j. w. Gardner, hard
ware merchant, same town, says;
Electric Bitlers Ii Just tho thing for a
mnn who IN NIL run down and don't
caro whether he lives or dies; he found
new strength, good apostle and felt
Just like he had anew tense on life.
only SOC. bottle, at A.. q. Smith 4
Co.'S Drug Store. "a
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IIoici.Kscpers' Liabilities.

Hotel-keepcr nrc, under certain
'Ig.s;;,,ii.;; : y; "
guests righiA and privslcgs~s Is a
fncrr visitor who dr6ps In 10 dine and
does not order 70 bsdfoom 10 be- con.
sidercd n guest: And II so, Is he EN-
titled 10 hang y vaiuahl. field glass In
the hall and expect tn. landlord 10
look after Il? These are the knotty
points which Judge Haywood Of the
Manchester County csurt, England,
has been called on 10 decide. MIR.
GLAND, the plaintiff Ia the ease, bad
dropped Into the Queens hotel In the
manner described, and had hung up
his flcid.gla-s beside his hat and coat,
hut on retiring had been unfortunate
enough 10 find the case empty. Tie
landiori OF the hotel, under the cir.
cumstancos, thought Il hara thst lac
should bc called upon TO make good
tho loss, and "a perhaps II was. hut
Judge Haywood has decided that the
law Is against him; hence ycnliot
for MT. Bland for the amount claimed.
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ordinate thereto shsllmanifest due re-
spcct 10 the MEMORY OF his eminent
citizen In manner cobsonant with the
dignity Of the oillcd which he had
honorcd by his dcvbtion 10 public
duty. 'rhe President further directs
that the Treasury DEPARTMENT In all
its branches 10 this clpitol be drapcd
In mourning for u period OF thirty
days: that on the day n the funeral the
several Executive departments shall
be closed, and that on hll public build.
ings Throughout tho United States the
National flag shall be displayed at half
pauai
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Bsiinrd's Horehound syrap for
Nhoeping Cough.

There Is no remedy In the world
which VIII give such prompt relief In
whooplng Cough a. Bauard's Horc'
hound Syrup. IL will Poatirey cure i.
II you win try Il your children will
not keep you awake all night cough.
ing. Billiards. Horchouud syrup is
thSmost cooling and soothing remedy
for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Bron.
chitis and Asthma, In tho world. II IA
free from opium. IL builds up new
tissue, strengthens the Lung, aud IN
an Incompatible remedy, made OF tho
best and purest materials. II your
Lungs are weak aud you have u tick.
ling In your throat, you needit. u. q.
NJ. l. Agents. %
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The Secretary Death aud silver
buiiion.

NEW YoRl<, Jan. 3O.-Thc news Of
lhe death Of Secretary Window startled
wall street this morning. The only
appreclahle financial effect, however,
was u hll In the price 81 silver bullion,
the London prices declining from AZ
pence TO 16., and New York declining
accordingly. Hts death II looked
upon by silver mon herr ~ rendering
the passageof any Silver Blll this scs.
sion unlikely. A majority OF the
nnnncicrs were OF the opinion that AIr.
Windom's successor will undoubtedly
10 n man TO carry out the policy 0f
the dead secretary, which, II was be.
Iievcd, was Ia all respects Ia accord
with the Ideas OF tho President. There
u much discussion rs 10 the probable
successor, but the only NAMES 80 lar
mentioned are those Of SENATOR Ali.
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iNrAnsa.
a N.~.pnper ssl,ea BY a.. Police.

PARIS. Jan. 3O.-The police today
seized the i-suc " this incendiaTy paper
fydhic. The Clficc was guarded by
twenty would-bo rovolutioni-i., armed
with rcvolver- and cudgelr, but these
were easily disposed Of. a strong de-
tnchment Of polio. prevented thc az.
proach Of mob Of students from the
Latin quarter. About go students
gathered, hut were not allowed 10 cross
the bridge. Great excitement prevailed
In the district until night. A number
OF students WERE arrested.
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Recount at votes tnJcHsiteis
In.lnnmah

1LSCoLS, Jan. ~ By vote u y
10 " this afternoon the house indcil.
nitciy postponed the bill providing for
u recount " the votes east vt the last
election an the prohibltogy amendment.
the bill appr0priaiing 100000 foi
relief Of the drought sufferer. In ths
western part OF the Sutc wa passud rs
q Unanimous Nolo.
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And my kidneys were affected.
n one OF the means taken produced
any benefit until I began tho use Of
Dr.. David Ksnedy's kavorlte Remedy,
u RondouL N. Y. The pain csased'-
tbo stone having been dissolved by
the action al tho medicine. | Rm
ready In public or Ia private 10 testify
that my recovery IA due 70 Or.
Kepedy's Fayorts Remedy. ID.
W. Parsons, Rochester. cod
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Adep,Ing Re.oinIlen..

~. PAUL, Jan. sO.--Iioth branches Of
the legislature adopted resolutions cx.
prceaivc oi sorrow ut the death of
Secretary Window and then nd.
journed.
Governor Merriam sont message OF
confidence 10 Irs. WINDOW, expires.
sive Of the grief Of himself aud peopl,
OF the Slate rcgaflcss of party, at the
untimeiy death of her husband.
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AUGUSTA, Me, Jan. 3d. rliv Legls.
lature adopted resolutions Of respect
70 thc memory u Secretary Window
this morning and adjourned I'LL Mon.
day.
lupEitA, jan. 30. Both houses u
the kausis Legislature adopted fesolu.
tions II respect % the memory u Sec
rotary Window, aud flag, are half.
maAtud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31

CHICAGO, Jan. 20. The election OF
James smith as chairman u the
Trans-Miss0uri Association was made
unanimous today. This confirms Vim.
Ing as chairman " the transcontincnt.
nj division. The board II commits.
sionors OF the Western Traffic AssOci.
alton are still working ON the agree.
mcnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31

To try 70 cur caiarrl, by using local
appll,allons. Calafrh u not locnl ~.
u constitutional disease. II IL NO. "a
disease u the mans nose, but Of tue
mau. Therefor, 10 effect u cure, IT,
guirss constitutional remedy like
Hgalaka laAraRalllsss4.ksifsxsfyr, Ags
->fths syesessys~syseetpG- <svc sNfucw.iHss
causes tho disease. and imIarting
health. ~ 49, 1
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iiNcoLs, Jan. aO.--In the United
nes Count today Judge Dundry
eniel Tue positlon Of the Milwaukee
I'M lor an Injunction to restrain the
~, v,ioh Pacific from interfering with
ne passage Of the petitloncr's trains
wv Inc bridge at Omaha. This il
|Gniy partial victory for the Union
aeihc. The Judge, had asked the
'urs 10 present thscase on its merits
ny ny p'oot 20 Il could bs finally disposed
CTb~,' , w Term. This they failed 10 do.
~, AZ judge, In his decIslon, says II the
.nrr roadsare denied The privilege Of
to,slns the river, or II the rate OF com.
|lssnta''on for the Use OF tho
.' na.e cannot be agresd on, a
sp San q equity viii point oul
sno, ,e,ueuy aud compel this perform
nv NY OF a. duty which ought 10 be-
plunIafiIy performed. This decision
~ covers the ease OF the Rock Island
sA'nsl Ihe Union ParlfI". - y
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ssnn,e, ,ametes cenar,nnea.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jau. 'I1.--.A rcso.
luton was offered to-day In the house
condcmning senator CamerOn's cOune
on the silver question AMI Election
bill, and calling upon HIN " adhere
closely 10 his party principle OF resign
nom the Senate. So much Opp9.ltlUn
wis developed, however that Repre-
sentative ThOmpi0u allowed II 10 drOp.
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N rmr morss ~ COMMONS.


LONDON, Jan. 3O.--Shaw Lcfeyts,
liberal, inovtSi In the Commons today
that the government ,ise its influence
In favor Of arbitration Of tbs disputes
between tenants and landlords arising
from the plan OF campaign. A pro.
tmcici debate ensued, in the course Of
which Balfour seconded the plan OF
campaign. This tenants. he said, had
remedy In the land courts for excts-
siyc rents, but had not svailed them
selves OF them. The motion was finally
reJeoted-.O3 10 49,.
During Balfour's speech, Dr. Tan
nor, nationalist, created great confusion
BY calling Baliour "a cantlng snob."
lie Withdrew the expression, however.
after u warning nom the Speaker.
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An AnEr,c,S ABROAD.
re Wa. nobbsd 4. tile streets OF
Genon.

NEw YORR, Jan. aO.-Alex. NonicD,
prominent, wealthy merchant OF
Napa CITY, Cal, landed at brooklyn
to-day n an emlgtnut from the steam.
ship BiHguHoha. NOnivu, several
months ago sailed from New York with
severai thousand dollars aud letters 10
prominent European merchants. lie
went 10 Italy aud Visited Gcnoa, in-
tending 10 90 10 Moutc Carlo. One
Night he was waylhid In thc streets
aud robbed OF all his money, Jcwclry
and letter., The assault 20 eiiftebl-,l
him that lie had " obtain charitable
medical attendance. lie walked Ia
Nice and was placed Ia jail ~ va.
grant. On his release he went u
Mnnrillcs, from whence he was rs siut.
ed hone by the American consul
Collector EfnArit Will scc that Nonief
Ia ssnt u Callforuiu al s.s..-..- - ---.-,.
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Creates u Sensation nj London.

l.oNDoS, Jan.a0.-'rhe sudden death
Of windonl, Secretary OF Treasury Of
the United States, caused n sensation
IN London generally aud deep SORROW
among tire members ofstho American
Colony In this city. Flags on tho
consulate building ate nj hali.mnst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31

The Union Pacific will sell excursion
tickets 70 New Orleans Mt s62.aO; Calves.
ton at 5000; Butte, s2i.l6, account Of
the Mardi Gras 10 he held Ia these
places Frebruary 10. This tickets for
New Orleans and Galveston, good un.
I'll February Is; for Butte, good until
February n. For full particulars. call
ut the ticket office, eOl Main Street.
ID. Il. DUDLEY,
DIT Gen'l Agt. Passenger Dept.
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will probably occur Midday. The In.
tefmcnt win be Ia tie Rock Greek
cemetery. Many telcirams Of condol-
cnce were received hy Mrs. Window.
Among the senders were Ex.rrc.idcnt
Hays, Sins. Girflcli, General Alger.
ex-Postmastcr.G General james, Cover
nor Allison, Governoi Merriam, ex.
Ailorney.Gcneral MatNeagh, Arch.
bishop ireland and Robert T. Lincoln.
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sorrn DAKOTA MORALS.
Voter. offered Large Sims Of Money
for their Votes.

for their Votes.
fiKEnE, ). d., Jan. 3O.-The Joint
assembly took Que ballot for senator to-
gay without material change. The
reports q the bribery committee will be
rad In tho house tomorrow.
representative Christensen said
Cl.fk Fofepaugh offered him $500 10
ANT.
Representative Dahler saId DIR.
!hfown OF Yankton offered him any.
Ming he wanted In tho shape Of
Moody. Wv ''
Representative Stevens said Fore.
pAusn offered him u $1,000 position fhe
would act with the republicans.
hept..enlativ. Kelly said man
nAned Welch offered 10 get him $1,000
" ne would vots for Moody anu for
\ tsla.aining the Lawrence County con.
representative Hall said James
|sssin offered him $1,000 II he would
'ay out OF the republican caucus,
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one day was taken with PArslys,.
OF the Bowels. Tbs stomach and
other organs list all power OF action.
Although opposed To proprietary med.
icines. tried DIR. David Kenvdy's
FAvorito Remedy, Of Rondoui, N. Y.
To make long story short II saved
my life. ftis the besl medicine In the
world for difficulties OF the kidneys,
liver and bowels. - A. }. Gln6rd,
Lowell, Mas col
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C0NGnEsS
RESOLUTIONS Adopted by tho House OF
Representatives.
WAsiIfSGrOS. Jan. aD.-Thc follow.
ing resolutions were adopted:

WAHiliNolON, Jan. 3D.-Thc follow
ing resolutions were adopted;
Resolved, That the House Of Rebro.
soniiiivcs heard with profound sorrow
lho death ~ Hon. William Window, Soc
to'nry OF the Treasury, who WIS FOR ton
years mombcr " this body, and for
iwrlNo years a mombor Of the senate.
=, Resolved, That committee Of nine
Representatives be appointed by tho
Spcikor to join such committee ~ may
ho appointed by the Senate 10 attend the
funeral e The late secretary OF tho Treas
uty gu hehaf Of Congress, and Ia take
snrh Other action ~ may DO proper In
honor ~ tho memory Of tho ileceascd.
aud ~ an appreciation of Congress uf his
public services.
The Speaker appointing the follow.
ing committee TO attend the funeral.
Nick lnley, Mills, Dunnell, Holman,
oNeill (Pa.h Forncy, vandevcr,
Blount and Snider,
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The Besi Salye In the world for Cuts,
bruises. Sores, Ulcers, salt lihcum,
Fever, Sores, letter, Chapped Hands.
Chilblains, Corns, aud all Skin Erup.
lions, AMI positively cures piles, OF no
pay required. II Is guaranteed to give
perfect sstisigction, or moneyrefundcdl
Price ~ osnls Dor box. For snle by A,
c-5mith ! Co.. fa NJ,
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wiSoSA, Mlnn. Jan. - The news
Of the death of Secretary Nindum,
who Tor many ycau made Winoun hi-
home, was received with universal fot.
row. Flag on NIL the public building.
ARE Mt half mast.
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TIE FEAR ON DISEASE AZ 4 PRE-
vESTioN on MoRrAliIY.-Dr. II. a..
Eccles points out that the danger OF
disease h ~ rule In the direct ratio Of
the carclrssncss with which they AT.
regarded. He says that diseases may
hc classcd as more or less fatal ~ people
ar. afraid OF them aud seek proper nd.
vlco 10 both prevent and cure. II
people arc not afraid Of diseases they
act the part OF fools by not seeking
medical knowledge aud skill aud NO
give the disease n chance to kill more
people. This mvager Of various
diseases. especially those of the
ventreal class, would be- diminished
to surprising extent II people
were imbued with n more wholesome
fear OF them, and Nc led 10 make Use Of
proper measures for their prevention
and cure. DIR. Eccles gives some In.
tsresting statistics In support OF his
statements. No one fails 10 send for n
physician In typhus, yet only six per.
sons In u million die OF II since efforts
are made 10 slippressit. -Four hundred
and twenty-eight Ia million die OF
whOoplDg cough, becauso II seldom
frightens patients, aud noighborly
ladies OF both sexcsgiye advice. Three
hundred and foriy-one In u million die
OF measles, because II No frightens us a.
10 Induce our friends 10 send for doe
tor. Two hundred and twenty-five IN
n million die Of scarlet fever, because
medical advice IL sought sooner and
more implicitly obeyed. one hundred
aud sixty eight IN n million die OF
dipthcria, because II frlghtens more
than most other diseases, and sends
people In haste TO the doctor. DIR.
Eccles urges ON the medical profession
the necessity Of teaching people n
rational fear OF disease, aud Of Impress.
ing upon them the Idea That the great.
est element OF safety IN TO avoid the
mistake Of bad general, I. o., not to
underestimate the strength OF the
enemy.
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DARKEST rxeL.Np.
General Bee,h Launches "a. scheme
Tor Its RedcDptior.


IoSDos, Jan. a0.--In st. James'n
Hall tonight General booth launched
his scheme for the redemption Of
Darkest England" and signed n trust
deed, defeating To the use OF tho work
the money subscribed aud to bc sub-
scribed therefor. The first batch u
officers TO have charge OF thu work wiv
appointed. Booth retains large powers
uiidor the deed OF trust. Either him.
self or his SUCCESSOR viii he sspremo
director VI the scheme aud OF the
money, and any change made must Ia
assented 10 by two,thirds OF the Con-
sultntiye Committee. or this commits
tee General Booth will nominats six
mqmbers aud the Arclibiship Of Canter-
hurry, President u tho Wesleyan So
liety, Chairman Of the Congregational
Onion, Chairman Of tho Baptist Union,
Attorney-6 General and Chairman Of
the Calnty Couucileach nominate two
members. ff.ff WFn
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BERLIN, Jan. ~ Emperor William
bestowed the Grand Chain Of the Order
Of Hohcnzollcrn ON Won waldcfseo to-
day.
The German authorities at Zanzibar
declare that Wissmann L. Ia perfect
health, aud deny his rIniorod recall
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Los.os, Jan. 30.--There Ia much
sacil.smont among the Irish members
oa'snt on rumora that the party Ills.
rsnsions have reached nm acute stage.
a'noli ieit hurriodly for London after
consultation with Morley ind Sex.
W vne MINOR said the prospects for
seu,ienent were ended. Another
nai sexton Unlimited the mattur
|wu,la 10 settled satisfactorily next
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The IVES, virginia Legislature.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, jan. 30.--rhc
West Virginia Legislature this morn
Ing adopted resolution ordering the
Hays ON the Capitol hali.mastcd aud
adjourned until Monday out of respect
10 thu memory Of Secretary Window.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31

Thcrc Il no danger OF cold rosuit
ing In pnoumopia Whom Cbunbcriain',
Cough Remedy Ia used M directed
"fof a severe cold" II elsctually
counteraci- ana arrests any tend, ncy
u n cold % result In pneumonia. This
fact was fully provan In thousands oi
basc- during tho epidemic u influenza
last winter. For sale by Y. G.. NJ. l..
Drug Dept. dAs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31

Commencing Sunday, February Isl,
1891. through Pullman Palace
Sleeper will 10 run from Salt Lake City
aud Ogden 10 81, Louis Via Denver aud
Kansas City over the Union Pacific
and Missouri Pacific Railways. d2tw
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Two Miners suaoented.

iRoN MOUNTAIN, Mich, Jan. s0.-
-Four Of the Imprisoned miners escaped
through tim1er shan, but the two
Others were suffocated. Their bodies
were brought TO the surface.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31

SAchAMESr Cal, Jau. 3D. A
committee Of the General Assembly
agreed TO report bill with an appfo.
priMion OF s3lD.OJD for California;
exhibit at the Worlds Fair,
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MASON Cry, Ia, Jan. s0.--Licuten.
aut Sci,watka Of Arctic exploration
name, fcll over staircase In the hotel
tpds.y TO the iloor below and was pro.
badly fatally Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-31

DO TO SrKscEn, BywATER a Co..
Il and 10 West South Temple street
for Tin Roofing Gathering, Scouting,
Stoves and Tinware, etc.