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Evening journal., 1891-06-30
To oveRTHRow AIPPoLYrE.
EH-Prcsident Legitlme WIN Again Al
tack Haytl's Ruler.

NEW YORK, June 30.--rhe officers Of the
steamship Ozama which arrived from
West Indian ports today, say that Legi.
time, ex president Of Hayti, who was driven
from that country two years ago by Hip
polyte, the present ruler, left Kingston,
Jamaica, on the 22d inst. for Turks island.
He had a large following. and his objective
point is probably Hayti, where he will no
doubt make war upon Hippolyte. As
there Is great discomfort in the black re.
public II is thought his forces will be
largely augmented upon his arrival by the
natives, who have tired Of Hippolyte's
tyranny.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
clothing manufacturers Give BAN.

ROCHESTER, n. ", June 80. The twenty
one clothing manufacturers indicted for
conspiracy appeared before Judge Kinney
in the Office of Vile s. Golf aud gave bail
in the sum Of $1,000 each District Attor-
ney Benton and Sol Vile had previously
appeared before the judge in special term
and fixed the bail in this amount.
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chnrles Nynrner rnrns un.

NEW YORK, June 3O.-Charles Warner,
Of Devonshire, England, who was reported
missing with $4,000 which he was known
TO have in his possession, and who was be-
lieved to have met with foul play, has
been found His disappearance turns out
to be no more than the usual consequence
of stranger landing in a strange city in
ignorance of the whereabouts of his rela-
ffyae
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
Three Mon Killed.

JASEsyILLE, Wis. June s0-An acci-
dent occurred at ? a. m. at the Fifth ward
school building resulting in the death of
Patrick Hageney, John Flaherty and
Richard T. Benniyitz. The men were at
work tearing down the old building when
the walls fell in. All were taken from the
wreck dead.
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william win respect the sabbath

LONDON, June 3O.-The outcry raised by
the members of the Lords Day Rest asso-
citation and others against the proposed
private visit on Sunday, July H. to the
London naval exhibition has resulted in
the emperor's consenting to the postpone
ment of the visit TO some day during the
week beginning July le
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
AndersonvilIe,s SURGEON Dead.

was the surgeon in charge Of the Ander-
sonyille prison during the American civil
war, has just died here. He came to this
country at the close of the war He wrote
a book in defense Of the starvation of pris-
oners at Andersonville
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
BrItIsh sealer. wIn Net suf.ar.

LONDON, June s0.-The political secre-
tary of the colonial Office, Baron Henry da
Worms in the house of commons lass
evening said that British sealers would not
suffer much by the prohibi from CATCH
ing seals for the period decided upon.
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rrnhnid in tn. water.

FLORENCE, June 30.-The commission
appointed to inquire into the prevalence
OF typhoid fever in this city has condemned
all the existing supplies OF water in Flor
Fnce, and recommended that all visitors
should only drink bottled water if they
do not desire to contract typhoid fever.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
Premier Rudiui Honored.

BERLIN, June 3O.-It is reported that the
kaiser has bestowed the order Of the Black
Eagle on the Italian premier, Rudiui, in
recognition Of his efforts for the triple al
lance.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
PROPOSALS

the trustees of the Delaware s ate Hospitaf
at Farnhurst until ~ o'clock. M, july 1891
for furnishing materials and erection OF dwell.
stable. Plans and specifications csn be seen
at the Builders Exchange. Market street.
Wilmington. Del Bidders are requested to
furnish separate estimates for each building.
Sealed proposals viii also be received at
the same time and place for wrought iron
window guards for he main hospital puild-
ing, Plans and specifications can be seen at
the hospital.
Address, Trustees of Delaware State Hos.
.pital at farnhurEt Rev Castle county Del
The trustees reserve the right to reject any
or ali bids LEWIS THOMPSON,
Eh airman Of Committee on Buildings and
Grounds.
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PROPOSALS..

s-,>ss~~-~-~~.
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the undersigned until Friday. July 10th,
1921 for sui able site for the proposed State
College for Colored Students. Bidders are
requested to define the location Of the land,
number and condition Of buildings, price,
advantages. etc., etc. Not less than forty
nor more than one hundred acI es are desired,
and TO be situated " thin two miles of a rail-
road station. Purchaser would want imma-
date possession, and the price would be pBid
in cash. HENRY O. CONRAD.
Secretary.
Wilmington, Del.
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pRoP0sALs FOR REMOVING ASHES.

OFFICE OF THE STREET AND SEVER
DEPARTMENT, Southwest Corner sixth
and King streets. iSecond Floor).
Wilmington, Del. June rs. S91
Sealed proposals WI be received at this
ONCE until 7.90 O'Clock Tuesday evening, Ju "
2, 1891 for removing ashes for term OF one
year. commencing August ], 1891. Sp, cifca-
tons may be obtained ST the Office of the de-
partment. By order OF the Board OF Direc-
tots- r. LESLIE CARPENTER.
Secretary
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Fifth Avenue,
Eortescue Hon

Ocean Front and Arkansas Avenue. Electric
Lights. sun Psrlors, and all modern luxuries.
Jane FOrtescue.
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AorEL KIRKwoop.

n. w. Cor. THIRD AND SHIPLEY STREKTs,
Open at all hours for entertainment OF guests.
CHAs. J. H. BECKETT, Manager.
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Moss Hotel,
The Raclnor,

al2 South Carolina Avenue Centrally located
within three minutes walk of ocean, hot
ReR baths. depot and POST office.
Mrs ~. w. Sharpless.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
Grand Union Hote

15l7 Atlantic Avenue. Open all the year
n. HerOId, Proprietor
TELEPHONE NO Al.
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Hotel HeckIer.

H. Heckler has taken the Hotel Normandie.
corner Of Atlantic and Pennsylvania avenues
and fitted il up in hlat-class style. Open
May 2, and known as Hotel Heckler.
HI. Heckier
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
The Trial of Yard.

At the trial OF Henry II. Yard for CON
spiracy with Bardsley and others TO secure
public moneys the question whether the
subcommittee of finance had authority to
subpoena Yard and whether he is COM
PEELED TO answer its interrogstories was
argued.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.

EXPRESS TRAINS.
B. a o. and Phlla 8 Read. n. R.-Lesve
Del. av. f.a3, 1152 a. M. 2.45 p. m. week days;
7.l0 a. m. 2.45 p. m. Sundays.
P.,W. & y. and West Jersey and Cam. &
Allan 4. R.-Leave 0.55 a. m, 1.39, 3G p. m.
week days; a. m. Sundays.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
Hotel penver
The Eldredge
The Encerbv,

Ocean End Michigan avenue Open all year.
hot and Cold Baths Electric BELLS. Si.5J to
$500 day; $500 to Sl2.00 q week.
A. L. Polk.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
no. 966
REHOB0TH BEACH, Del.
DOUGLASS HOUSE,

Open June 20. 1891, under the management OF
William NJ JeffetFon, late proprietor of the
Nirden House Lewea. The Douglass House ~
beautifully situated about 20 feet from At.
Eehoboth Bay. Pleasure trips on RehobOth
Bay by steam yacht. excellent bathing, salt
ing. fishing and cunning. For terri ms, etc, ad-
dress, William M Jefferson,
RehObo d. Del
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ONE THING MORE

ALL TIE .5 I'll 5:..'.53 ....5 SSE; 2 :; !;
- - got outside of
the city. All the conveniences
for it, nearly, are in the city.
The comfortable things to
wear you'll find right here.
Negligee shirts at SOC, 75c +,
$I.oo, $I.25, SI.5o, $2.oo.
Mems Trousers by the
thousand, from the Working
Pants, which we guarantee not
to rip, at $I.oo, up to the
highest grade.
Summer Goats and vests are
here in full force. Seersucker
Coats and Vests. 75c ; Mohalr
Coats and Vests, S.. SO and
So 90 (; Drap de.ete Coats and
Vests, SIS 90; Gray Serge
Coats and Vests, $500; Office
Goats, 25c., SOC, 75c., $I.oo
Serge Suits. $40 and $I2,
black and blue. Our &c.
Office Coats will wash.
Strictly one-price, and if
dissatisfied with your pur-
chase we will return your
money.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
Tine Vermont,

Location oD Vermont avenue, close to
beach; wide porohes electric bells; on line
ef electric cars and Omnibuses.
S. M. PaschaIi.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
hotel RldgMav.

F1UN5I EaiNG WdYs
Under new managen ent. Open for guests
House improved. Sl.50 to $3.50 per day; s. tS
ga per week.
8. @. Eggman.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
Hotel Chetwoode.

Remodeled and enlarged. Steam heat; open
hre CRATES. Home comforts. Open all year
I'LL Pacific Avenue.
Mrs Annie Grubb, Proprietress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-14
AUTHORITATIVE srArrnESr
Retaliation Ut Charges Against the
Atehi-on company.

CHICAGO, Feb. Ia.-What purpotu-
10 bc the nrst authoritative statement
made by the Atchi,1n, Topeka a SAINT,
10 people In regard ~ the recent
charges made against the management
u the company, win appear In the next
issue Of the RdRpay Age. In II Chain.
man MRgoun hofis shat rates are bclrg
uain,aiued and explains the dlssolu-
ton Of the pass agreement. lie says
President Marvel had conclusive eyi.
duncr that several lines had authorized
an extension OF passes issued for busi-
mss purposes In 1880 10 February I,
1891, aud until cJuntcrmandcd. Man.
vol proposed, "a the agreement dll not
provide for violations, that all PORTIONS
bu referred 10 Chairman Walker for
decision, hut tho committee elected 10
issue u notice to dissolve.
In regard 10 the Jacksonville South
western matter, Magoun says the ioad
only sold Ticket at rates previously
made by the other roads. The notice
given by Chairman Finley that the
Jacksonville Southwestern tickets will
not Lee honored by any lines In the NJ.
ISOLATION II sold at reduced rates after
February 18th, will, In Magoun's opin-
ion, be- completely effective for the
protection Of the Interests Involved.
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When suffering from ovetstrained
and tired eyes lathe them 10 hot water
several times day.
Apples viii not freeze II covered
with q linen cloth, nor n pie Or custard
burn II In the oven with a dish Of
water.
Rub your lamp chimncys after wash.
ing with dry salt aud you will be sur.
priscd Mt the new brilllancy Of your
light.
'rurpcntine aud black varnish l. the
Hacking ueed by hardware dealers for
protecting stoves from rust. II put on
properly II will Last through the season.
Two apples kept Ia the cake box will
cause moderately rich cake To remain
moist for a great length Of time, u the
apples are removed when whlth.rcl.
II II faid that whisky will take ont
every kind Of fruit stain. A child's
, dress will look entirely ruined by the
dark berry stains ON II, bat II whisky
10 poured ON the discolored places be.
fore sending II 10 the wash Il viii come
out n good M new.
| Always dissolve gelatinc IN au equal
bulk VI cold water; II put Into hot
water at hrst n strong taste VIII bv DO.
veloped. II will TAX. about ~ minutes
10 dissolve, but may stand two or morc
hours without harm.
To take the rust ou, OF steel rub the
steel with sweet oil; In n day or two
rub with finely powdered unslacked
Inns until the rust AZ disappears, then
oil again. roll In wooden aud put Ia d
dry place, especially II II 10 table cut
lcry.
relief for Cold In Head.-A ten
spoonful Of caniphor la n wide-mouthet
iottlc, well covered with boiling water
| produces u warn, vapor which can h
Inhaled for The roller " rrnte hua,
colds. Ten minutes u-. three times
day will suffice.
a New York iritaess correspondent
vc,lfie, by experience the staicmcn
that fuel can be saved ON ironing da,
by placing over the irons M old tii
bucket or similar vessel, bottom sldl
up. "You need n thick iron-holdcr
llned with paper, to handle them whci
heated In this way"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-14
rmr FREE corS.or COMMITTEE.
A Telegram from Charles y. smith OF
the Chamber Ut Commerce.

the sbbubtt W sbtNbffsts
WASHINGTON, Feb. i3.-Chairman
Wickham this morning laid the fol-
lowing telegram from Charles -.
Smith, president OF the New York
Chamber Of Commerce, before tho
House Coinage Committee;
"Applica,ion has been made today
10 the assay Office for 81 900, 900 In gold
for shipment tomorrow. The clearing
house banks have tolay more than
500, 600, 900 In excess OF the legal tender
reserve. Money on call il drug nj 9
per cent per annum. Currency In tho
snaps OF bills In now accommodating In
the New York banks far In excess OF
tho demand"
Extracts from letter from SclIgman
Fr,.gs, bankers In Paris, % Repre-.
sentative Hit, depicting the disaster
that would follow the free coinage, Were
laid before the committee.
Francis q. Newlnnds declared Il 10
'be untrue that money was now easy
and plentiful. The whole country was
now in liquidation. He saw no objec-
ton 10 limiting our silver purchases 10
the home product.
I,uNMu ". iiuiu'h, nui'ittI anu
miner OF Colorado, insisted that the
question Of silver coinage was not an
International one. II was q demand
for more money. lie declared II nn
absurdity for the gold advocates to rep
resent this question as ono Of internn.
tlonal importance and said the United
States was In position 10 demand from
foreign Countries payment for our
products In any kind Of money de-
sired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-14

WORKS pas away, but actions re-
main.
Take pleasure In your work. A task
which appears distastefil nj first sight
soon becomes "a pleasure.
He who fears being conquered issure
Of defeat.
II you want to bo unhappy com.
mence iretling about the future
Whatever you dislike Ia another per.
son, take care 10 correct In yourself.
To dread no eye, aud 10 suspect no
tongue, Is the great prerogative Of In.
nocence.
when u person becomes too good TO
overlook the faults Of the unfortunate,
he makes the error which loses TO him
the glory OF his goodnefs.
Creatures IN the aggregation OF mi.
nuteneas; nor can lis subllmity be felt
lruthfully 10y any mind unaccustome,l
10 the afltntlonate watching OF what is
lenst.
10 forgive and treat kindly our enc.
mites Is their best reproof; ana how
calmly can the conscience rest that
forgiyes aud rescues fallen brother or
eisfef
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NEW rouxpLAxp.
Certain Matters Cause u sir In Thrse
Countriss.

Sr. JOINS, n. 49,, Feb. l3.--Immc-
dlntcly after the reading OF the Gsv-
efnor's speech nj the opening Of the
legislature today, Colonial SECRETARY
Bond proposed n resolution reciting
certain statements regarding iccipru-
city negotiations, which will cnusc
stir In Canada, the United States ana
England. During the discussion
scverai OF tho most notable conscrva.
tive members expressed strong sonil-
ments In favor OF annexation aud In
condemnation Of the unfrlendly atli'
iude OF Canada. The resolutions were
supported by the opposition, passed
unanimously aud sent 10 the I.cgisla-
tive Council for concurrence.
The preamble states that ON July sth
New Foundlahd delegates proposed TO
the British government that New
Foundland ahould hs permitted 10 ne.
gotinto convention for reciprocal
trade with the United Stries. On Sep.
TENDER sth this PROPOSAL was acqui.
esced In. on December 10th n salts.
factory convention was arranged aud
accepted OH behalf OF the United
States government by Secretary Blaine.
Though the British government up to
date has declined 10 ratify the convrn-
ti0n, the resolutions declare that the
House views with profound dissapolnt.
ment and alarm the failure Of her
Mnjcsty's government to carry out lis
solemn obligations 10 the COLONY, ana IN
aware Of the Interference Of Canada,
and cannot fail 70 appreciate the same
rs a menace TO the Independence Of the
colony. The members emphatically
protest, and regard the delay m evil
dvncing aD utter disregard for the
property Of the colony, aud calculated
10 permsnently disturb tho loyalty for
which the colony has In the past been
remarkable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-14

81. Louis RepuJlio; The utter annihl.
lai,on Of time and space by electricity
was never better illustrated than by an
Incident which occurred ON the coast Of
India. where two English ship We're
repairing n telegraph cable near BON.
bay. The two SHIPS were bat half u
mile apart; QUE Of them holding thu
nlorc end Of the cable In close CON.
munlcatlon with BOMBAY; the other
having the shore end which was con-
necicd with Alden,
II became necessary for the two
ships 10 communicate with each other
Ia orler TO complete their work. this
was accomplished by ono OF them tele-
graphing 10 Bombay and thence
around 70 Alden, aud the other from
Alden around 10 bombay. Thus ~ u
speedy means OF sending messages n
half mile they were sent around 10y u
route nearly 1900 miles In length.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-14

CiucAGo, Feb. i3.--Thc Board %
Control, OF supreme power IN baso hall
matters, met today with closed doors.
Representatives OF In. League aud
Western aud Northwestern associations
were preseut. Tho 6rst work before
the board was the election " "a ptrsi.
dent. This afternoon the board ten.
dered the presidency 10 A. q. spauld.
Ing OF Chicago. He thanked the
boarI for the honor, but said for per.
sonal reasons ho must decline and mat
his decision was final.
After further consideration following
Mr.. Spanlding's answer. the board dt.
clded 10 elect Allon w. Thurman 10 the
place. MIR. Young was made secrc.
nry aud treasurer, aud the board pro.
ceeded b. audit the reserved Hats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-14

Consideration at the Legislative AZ.
Precipitation NH.


WAsiusdrON, Feb. iS.-'rhe House
went into Committee OF the Whole
on the Legislative Appropriation bill.
McComas (lnd.) Offered an amend.
ment making appropriation for the
clerical force In the Civil Service
Commission.
Grosycnor raised APPOINT Of orlcr
against the amendment, and the chair
sustained the point. An appeal by
Buttorworth was defeated.
Cannon moved an amendment pro-
vidlng for secretary and stenogrAph-
ur at sid00 each. This, he said, would
comply with the terms OF the organic
law.
Butterworth said this appropriation
was worse than n mockery. II WINS u
hypocriticai pretense Of responding 10
the promises OF the republican party.
lie did not know whether tho gentle
mans constituents had 40 declared,
but every National convention had
declared 10 the people that II was In
favor OF enforcing the law. Now let
the members, II they did not want the
law, repeal II.
Cannon replied thRt Butterwortha
other gentlemen not satisfied with the
law wanted 10 give the Commission u
force Of clerks and examiners In.
dependent OF the departments, In
dependent ofeverybody. Thiswas not
wise thing 10 do. The gentleman
had no right TO upbraid him with
opposition 10 the Civil Service Com.
mission. lie was not In love with the
civil service law, hut lac was willing
10 try experiments until II ripenod into
success, or was demonstrated 10 he a
delusion.
Butterworth said the House should
not, while pretending To protect AN
Institution, strike II down from behind.
This was the first time In his ex.
periencc that the l,epublicans had
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-14

We guarantee ,tis To be the best Cougi
Syrup Manufactured In thu wide world,
This Is saying great deal, but II Is
true. For Consumption. Coughs, COl,is,
Sore Throat, Sore Chost, Pneumonia,
BroRohitis, As,hnu, Group, IIho0poiO
COuOh. and all diseases Of the Ihrodi
and LiinDs we positirsY guarantee Bal.
lard'a Horchound Syrup L. be without
any equal on the whole face OF the
globe. In support Of this statement we
refer to every individual who has ever
used II, aud 10 every druggist VINO has
ever sold II. Such evidence is indir.
putable.
Sold by Il. q. NJ. |. a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-14

,.., VICTIM OF JACK THE
~ RIPPER.
,,.. coueerniux the Admin
bsp'sn-,,., Of the upetiom'

IaI
.,c,oS. Feb. H. At il;3O
Nr,hsi.',sn.nt Thackcfay said tue
70. l,, Nv sleeping. His gland. mere
esash W. ~ and his throat ming
speh .s oa',s He was growing per-
w IAN weaker. The family o. LII .,t ~.
cin lyman were greatly annoyed 70,
q ra ,,hs nablIcation In the Tunes OF
w 49, ~ ,rferrlng to the adniinistcr-
o n WV Extreme junction TO the Gen.
i- NE article In question , =. .,a, :
. ~. ne, that the General u NOV
s.1.,lc although his family ~ anu
uno, that The sacrament oil eS-
alul,a'ne,ion was administered while
irss .' u arneon.clous, leaving the Infer.
~, ~ drawn that II was without
ss.",,m,mI..ion. Many other inisrenc y,
~, have been drawn from inc mt'
,-iIasreeablc to the family.
"a. c.n,raps son, T.. Tccumseh
Ian -, in conversation with repor-
!. ,aisy, was indlgnanta at a. insinu.
w.. h The article. He said tho priest
IND In at the request OF tho fami'
"a tbr extreme junction. was al
gn'isrd ais, at their request. IL was
~ NJ General might not have been
sr.rIous Of what was going on, out
der had been no secrecy "oo"' "
yhaieytr -, u,..,.. ..
NJ this letter:
as,lsmen-A paragraph In your paper
I. lining gives very erroneous view
ivIdent In General shcrinnn's sick
1870, whirh wounds the sensitive
s.5,,s N his children, now IN deep dis
-. whleh under the circumstances,
~, 4 nr1nar 10 correct. Your reporter
hmsl,. tl,at advantage was taken OF my
,-ntanfv absence 10 Introduce Caiho-
n t,Ie.i into General Shormnn's cham
fto administer cNtrome junction. 10 tho
~ man. II IL well known that his
sm1y IA. hten reared by their mother.
,is,o,ei Catholic, In her iaith, and now
Il. hts equally well known that
sslsfal sherman and myself, ~ well ~
III i my mothers children, are by In
Isnlaire aud education Chrs,isn-, hut
rtraiholIes. llu was lnscn-iblc Mt the
In and apparently Al the verge Of death.
IN n he had bosn well and In the full ox-
s.,s IL his faculties he would not
me- denied % bis family the conscla-
N n The prayers and religions obssrv-
vs. fr their father " ANY class or de-
tuaatlon N Christian priest or preach
n Certainly II had been present 1
t1sl. a tbs request " tho family, have
tsnied IN and feyerunily shared In the
risl 70 the Almighty for the Ito here
III hortAfer d my brother, whether la
IayG Or extreme unc,ion, and whether
iniel hy priest or preachar, or any
tls' sod man who believed what lac
,lokpfni had honest faith In his crccd.
! lear that your reporter uttered a
tnai 70 obtain Information, which cam
- On moment tolerate. We all need
fainlr for our imlltln-, mud I can feel
~ w anyone who would wound these
liuiy 10 distress. Nofy truly yours,
JonS SHERMAN.
lAm.-tienefal Sherman's condition
b Unchanged. He bhs been resting
NY and the house has been closed
ifiAs night.
Al an. General Sherman was still
ss,lng quietly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-14

From a letter written By Mrs. Ada
L.. HurJ, Of GrDton, =. D., we quote.
WAS taken with ID had cold. which
settled on my lungs, cough set In aud
nually terminated In consumption.
-Four doctors gave me up, saying
could live but short time. gave
myself up 10 my Savior, determined "
! could not stay With my friends on
Garth ! would meet my absent ones
abovc. My husband was advised 10 get
DIR. king's New Discovery Tor Con.
sumption, Coughs aud Colds. gave
II trial, took In all eight botlles; II
cured me and thank God nm now
well and hearty woman" Trial bot.
ties free ut A. G.. Smith 4 Cor Drug
Store. I.elsllnr slke. 6Or. md 81 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-14

Several years ago Chamberlain 4 Co.,
OF Des Moines, Iowa, commenced the
manufacture OF n cough syrup, believe
Ing II TO be the mobt prompt aud rella.
BILE preparation yet produced for coughs,
colds and Group; that the public appre-
ciato true merit, and In time II was
certain 10 become popular. Their moet
sanguino hopes have been more than
realized. Over three hundred thou
sand bottles OF Chnmberlains Cough
Remedy are now sold each year, and
II In recognized ~ "the best made, y
where ever known. II will cure n
severe cold In less Inns than any other
treatment. For sale by u. u. N. l..
Drug Dept. dAs