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The times., 1891-06-19
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Is prepared from Sarsaparilla, Dandelon,
Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Ber-
ries, and other well-known and valuable vege-
table remedies. The combination, proportion
and preparation are peculiar to Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, giving 1t curative power not possessed
by other medicines. 1t effects remarkable
cures where others fail.
:" consider Hoods Sarsaparilla the best
medicine ever used. 1t gives me an appetite
and refreshing sleep, and keeps the cold out"
j. s. FoGG, LOG Spruce Street, Portland, Me.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

Says Henry Clews in his current
weeks letter:


Says Henry Clews in his current
weeks letter:
"The month of April has traditional
reputation for favoring bull opera
tiuns. II is the time at which currency
begins to flow from the interior banks
to their New York agents, to rest here
until the crops have been harvested and
money 10 needed for marketing them.
With clear prospect OF four months Of
ease in money, thus is always regarded
as the season most favorable Tor bull
campaign; and it Is not clear why the
present should be al exception to the
rule. II has seemed possible that this
accumulation Of meney mightbe check
ed by q liberal expectation OF gold; but
the present course of the foreign ex-
changes discourages tho expectation OF
large shipments, for the present at
least. In some quarters, there has been
an apprehension that the after-etfects
of the financial troubles in Brazil aud
the Argentine Republic might force
London to realize upon some of Its
American securities; but. on tho con-
trary. British investors seem more dis
posed to buy than TO cell our stocks.
The serious embarrassments of certain
large Italian banks have served as
another sharp test of the European de-
rangements growing out of the Argen-
tine crisis, but have proved to have no
serious consequences Ill either London or
Paris; which has had . wholesome effect
in aliaying the apprehension OF further
trouble arising from that source. As IL
is now nearly six months since the sus-
pension OF the Barings revealed the
alarming magnitude of the South
A nerican crisis, it seems safe to as
ume that all the weak spots i'll that
q1arter have been probed and that Lon.
1,n is now safe against further disturb.
ing consequences; which is matter OF
NJ small consequence TO the future OF
American investments.
SO far rs respects conditions at home,
the outlook, il not positively encOurag-
ing, Is at least free from any threaten
ing conditions. The railroad situation
i, improved, if not by any general re-
covcry Of rates, yet ut least by more
moderate counssls among managers,
by the absence Of reckless cutting"
by moderate gains upon the large gross
earnings of last year, and by more
considerable attitude of State Legisla-
lures and State Commissioners IN the
granger sections. Any general advance
in rates is not to DO expected under
the present ligh. forwarding of wheat
aud corn to the East; but it is . good
symptom that, Notwithstanding tbs
present deficiency of gram freight.
rates are 30 steadily maintained. The
movement of merchandise, however,
IL of healthy dimensions; so that
although the grain receipts at the sea.
board for January and February were
ten million bushels less than for the
same months of 1890, yet the general
traffic Of the roads has exceeded that
OF year ago by about 5 per cent.
Taking tho situation as whole, there
fore, there is nothing III it encouraging
70 selling; while the present range OF
prices must be regarded As falling below
. fair valuation Of stocks upon their
intrinsic merits.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

ply, or more than supply, our dslnaads.
IL mas not been and . not TAI on steel
rails. ealieoss. axes, tools and cutlery.
An increase Of tzEih tends 10 discourage
and the receipt Of duties
II raised 50 hign as 70 prohibit lmporta-
tons. the revenue would ceass entirely
A reduction OF tariff. Of course, en-
eouragss imporsAfions and the receipt
Of customs duties II We put the tariff
down very low. much more revenue
would accrue from the extensive i'm
portatlons than from the few or no inn
porsations under . high prohibition
tariff. That v "NcKinleyis;n" and it
puzzles no one whose mind is free TO
examins IL These apparent contradic-
nons are no more puzziing than the fact
that every medicine u . rank poison,
they both heal and cure. Whisky viii
40 the same. Can the Times under
stand thatl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

A fact which has been commented upon
uDcsntly 10 that there u an almost entire
ahuence Of poisoning cases from aduleerated
cnudy, which wore % numerous In former
yearA This svil s& one time beonrne - -
rioas that m association was formed fof
thc distinct parpose Of securing the passage
Of special statutes in various states making
the adulterattou Of confectionery With sny
substance injurious 60 hcnlth punishable
b heavy One, and for several years lib
srsl rswarAs hsve bccn offered BY this assS
cistiou, - sell - By its individual Dem-
hers, Ior evidence against any offender
sufRcierf 70 et,tain . conviction under the
lawn. the association assuming the cost
and responsibility Of the prosecution.
In Nsw York and Brooklyn thess sse .
largo number Of firms. including all the
IArRs manufacturers of confectionery, who
are pledesito the Hosscution OF ell Offend
srs against the special seatuscs passed -
the lecislnturs on this subject, and by APP
plication to member Of the association
sny ruspecfed confectionery can At oncs b
analysed frss % elnrga-New York Com
mnrc5nl Advertiser
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07
AHUsEuEsTS.

REpxosD's.-oaso OF the brightest and
most sucessAful Comedies We have had
from tie versatile and keen pea OF
dramAtlst Hoyt, is "A Bunch OF Keys"
which Was presented At Redmoad's last
night before an audience which Was
uproarsoas IN il expression OF enjoy
meDt. lt is fun. and II 10 more funny
for the reasoa that u - extensively
ridiculous and deals with foibies and
realities that are pat aud common. and
capable OF comprehension on the M
slant. The present presentation u ex-
ceilent, in the fact that II introduces
capital MUSIC, and numerous songs,
topical and otherwise. The company.
every member OF which IL q comedian
and well adapted ~ each role 10 deserv-
ing of more tnan passing notice, which
10 deferred until . future time. Mat
inee today.
ExIrH's.-Morrissey and Daley drew
. large audience 70 this theater last
evening with their American Naude-
villa. The olio presented MAS al nigh
order of merit and gave the best OF sat-
isfaction? The grotesque aerial act OF
sherman and M0rrlssey was irresist-
ible and the audience was kept in con-
unuous laughter. ii. Burton's per-
forming CANNES manifested marvellous
skill and an intelligence that Was AKIN
to human. Another strong and mer-
itorious feature was the gymnastlc act
Of the Ty-Bells. The audience by Its
frequent expression OF satisfaction,
gave q precedent upon which 1t 10 rea-
sonable to look for large houses during
the remainder Of the engagement.
The first matinee will be gwen to-
morrow.
Tonight and tomorrow evening Evans
& Hoey will appear IN versions OF "A
Parlor Match in which they viii intro
duce new comedy, novel incidents and
musc and songs galore. The reputation
OF these Ipayers should insure Large
business.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

He IL said Hot 0aly - usps nisszasa
uiasssf. eas the Irssh Party

He IL said hot 0aiy - usps DtsgEassd
ainsssf. sas the Irssh Parry
6r. Louis. April 6.-Corsesponden &C
between Dr.. Thomas 0Relliy. Of shis
city, member Of the executive council,
aud President Fitzgerald, of the Irish
National party, viii probably grow
into Senatorial controversy between
the leading members OF the League IN
America The question Ct Issue Is
whether the League will still recogniz
Parnell a. leader of the Irish party IN
Parliament, or In consequence Of his
deposatlon by . majority vote will no
longer recognize HIM.
"Parnells conduct" said DIR. o Reilly
''has disqualified him ~ . leader OF
the Irish party. This 10 the general
opinion throughout America There
are, however, few who are inclined
10 recognize Parnell ~ the leader. A
dispatch from Lincoln, Neb., purport-
ing 10 be from . friend OF Mr.. Fitzger-
aid, with his sanction denies the charge
that made against him OF helng in.
ciiued to favor Parneli, and OF calling
council OF the National League to-
gether for the purpose OF having the
League support him. The chai &c.
nevertheless Is true, as papers in my
Possession will show"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

KIN have this seat, misterf" said .
griExly bearded, frowsy haired, long limbed
man as he wandered up the rear car look
ing for place to alight-
The sour faced individual In the seAt
looked ut him . moment and snapped:
mo. you can't have it; IL belongs TO the
railroad company; you may occupy it,"
The frowxy headed man looked dunn
founded. but slid into the seat.
"D'you objeck TO my smokin'T inquired
the lean man.
"wouldn'e make . eostinentAl difBsr-
suos IL did; this Il the smoker" said the
crank.
The frowsy haired man did NOT reply to
this, but fred up bis favorits brand Of the
weed.
"purty briek md stormy day, ain't iti"
put in the lean man. The crank peered at
him q moment, "Huh' that's nothing nSw."
be replied Every idiot knows that"
This sesmei 10 nonplus the lean man.
and N asvs mp h,e skesmpe 70 Be social. 10
was easily seen that this lean man va con-
siderably fussered at the rebuff he bad TO
ceived
He seemed 70 be willing TO Be eliminated
from the earth. Several passengsss hsd
heard the conversation and watched de-
vslopments eagerly. They came.
After the thin, lanky man and the crank
bad ridden several miles In sileece the
former revived aad BEGAN . search in his
vest pocket fle pnslcd ont cigar and
said:
"Hev' . seesar'r
The crank put forth his hand to take 10.
snd the thin nan imnedisteiy replaced u
In hts poekss With grin
"Ns ye dca'tF'' NJ exclaimed
The passengers grinned. and ssus even
snoee their knees with their palma nd
lanshed heartily.
The lean naaa thsa save n - ~ ersak
- TO psck" - feiiovr
sTou Ars sns confounded cranky - ex-
ss. Es ron va cut in our ssrsfon sseyd
White Can ron and learn yun manners
Yea nne smoke oa mel Tn, e."
WIN q vsvs - hts hand, setokeesng
both triumph and scorn. the lean man
made HE surspe frssn the sess and his exit
frsm sss es~--AIhaav ArguA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07
Dress Trimmings.

Prominent among the latest novelties in
dress trimmings are jeweied bands in bright
colorings, nail-head beads in various sizes on
gold braids and gimps, are also pleasing nov
elites. Metal gimps of different colors. be-
decked with brilliant beads and jewels to har-
monizc with dress materials are shown in all
widths IN our trimming department; also jets
and all the latest materials for tasteful! adorn-
ment TO combine with black or colored fab
RIGS. Metal buttons are in favor again and
of these we show full line in various colors
and designs. SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

girl Of elk OF seven had Just finished b~r
lunch With Two ladies. one apparesdy her
npothsr. the other her mothers frisad
The friend es-s The Iftt,e girl small par
eel As sscy rossl "Whas h ~ ssked tire
child. "A present for you. dess. vent
you 20 hsve n. bat don't open n un<ii yvr
get home" "Weil.r pipcd the child
s~cesly, In sono that brought snssa 70
the faces Of Dozen hesr-s. well. I thaax
yyu vuy much, and I'm WI msch obamd
sitaouxh don't know vhs<h<s it's pesnus
sAe-.s o. . thousand doiisnL Bosom
Tras,srfpk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

The Chicago Farmers Review In It's
summary Of the crop situation, gives
the winter wheat condition ~ follows:
Indiana lO2, Ohio "a, Michigan OIL. Ken
lucky 80. Wisconsin 80, Iowa 50, Mis-
sour 95, Kansas LOT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

J, anew fsan<asn msfkisg brnA TIE
nArkina uaatsrial In orasaiDad In "a e:xx.:e
bib, praUure % which pfo3scts the PAINT
or mixture sfone barrel 90 PIPE 20 Tire
bra>A sssek. 70 watch ne g1py1y en- thus
b san1sefy segnlaHed The orssk can
b pushed snxthw cut q tbe harr>l vhsa
= bpornes vers, sn1 tse te~see b rna3s In
brsA IN or me view Towk 0WDsce1nl
Adyprs1ses
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

The population Of the world, exclu-
sive Of the extreme polar regions, ID
estimated at |. 467 SOC. 900. The polar
regions, with ASS 500 square miles of
territory, arc estimated TO have pop
ulAtion of only 500. 900.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

THE reason why the tariff on sugar
became 20 heavy tax is because the
consumption increased much more
rapidly than the production could be
developed. The demand has kept up
. steady increase for years, but the
production Of cane sugar reached its
maximum years ago.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

GERMANY u sidling up 10 the Ameri-
can hog. What . delightful conbina-
ton there soon viii be-Amerikanisches
schweinefieisch und Deu.sches Bier.
Yum, yuml
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

CONSERVATIVE authorities on the
New York cotton exchange now essi-
mate the cotton crop at from $500 900
To $500 zoo bales-an increase over the
estimates made . month ago.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

Dsvfd Harlow il entisied % recogna-
ton - = god citissn who takes proper
.at4es in pnbiic s6sirA he woeei for
tho one huniredth time At his nazivs
village q Ssl1ssor, n. z, The ether day,
having enrs . bai1ce evsry Psins end
saHnnn dzcs reachins Ia majority. h
b NV Ovvs<ysas ysass Cd
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

NATURAL gas has been discovered in
the Argentine Republic and 1t 10 found
to be quite as rich in heating and light.
ing power ~ that in the United States.
As the lack of fuel for manufacturing
purposes has been one Of the greatest
drawbacks in the Argentine Republic,
this Is considered of the very greatest
importance. IL that republic can only
get some Of the gassiness out OF its in
flated currency and get it into its man.
ufacsuring interests. the country will
make greater advancement in pros
perity.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

WHILE Italy talked war, her hanks
were failing. Four more Leghorn
bankers failed in one day iass week.
Italy 10 practically bankrupt
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

TIE Italian irritation 10 subGding.
and the .sbAnnan" and 'psanutta"
trade u resuming its Normal condition.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07
White Goods.

The unstable nature Of the weather
scarcely affects the sale of goods when the in
duccments offered are sufficient 20 stimulate
trade in summer fabrics. Nature In its un-
certainty disappoints US often bat the elabor-
ateness of our stock Of spring goods 10 10 har-
mony with the season when a. it. beat Our
nainsooks in checks. plaids and stripes.
Piques in plaids and stripes, India linous,
Victoria lawns. Egyptian divinity, swies
null. plain and dotted apron lawns and
Berkeley cambrics, all the above mentioned
goods are offered at special prices.
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07
$500
pEMoREsT
SEWING MACHINES
FOR $3.50,
WARRANTED For
FIVE YEARS.
SOAPS andPevtnmes.

This Department assumes larger propor-
tons daily. II has always teen our intention
70 offer for sale the best goods the market al
fords, and our perfumery and toilet articles
no exception TO the rule. The result OF Of
ferlng these goods st the zane prices - they
are sold for in the large dry goods establish
ments in the East, has made this department
q gratifying success, and - the best possible
evidence that low prices are appreciated and
that such articles are regarded - legitimate
accessories to the dry goods trade. Visit our
department and secure our prices on superior
and popular soods
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

The fact that we are able 10 cell . 6rst-
class seving machine for $3.50 il . matter OF
surprise 70 many, but the fact 10 easily DEM
onstrated when we tell ron that the necessity
for higher prices is occasioned by the manner
in which such goods are usually sold. Our
method 10 to buy in quantities direct from
the manufacturer, cell fos cash. eliminate
every item Of expense that attends the ale
Of . machine, and content ourselves with =
small margin of profit. Our motive n not
phiIantrophic, but ths transaction itly Illus
trates our method Of doing business in eli
lines Of goods sold by uA The Domorest Sew
ing Machine IL warranted for FIVE years. and
costa but. $3.50 with freight from the factory
(s5c) added. A complete set Of attachments
and book OF Instructions furnished with each
machine. SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

Upholstered goods and fancy rocker
and chairs ~ Berkey & Gay sale on
Wednesday.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

Cotton fabrics are of the most stable char
acter and the prices we give on these goods
is at the smallest margin Of profit. The ad-
vantages of an extensive jobbing business in
connection with our enormous retail trade
enables ne to buy these goods in large quanti-
ties of the manufacturers. We show both
bleached and unbleached cottons 10 all widths
made. Our henstitched pillow case cotton il
. desirable material and inexpensive. fyou
want sheeting cotton, pillow case cotton or
ward wide cotton, examine our stock and
prices. SPRING d COMPANY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

The Western farmers are making .
mistake in talking of organizing third
party. They believe that the farmers
have sufficient strength to overwhslm
the rest of the country. A political
party organized to advance the inter-
ests of one class regardless of others
viii never be success in this land OF
faIr-plsy. Such q movement would not
command the allegiance Of the better
class of farmers. This country cannot
be run in the interest of agriculture
alone. However important that in
teress may Be relatively to other in
terests, it is by no means the only one
that has contributed to the welfare Of
the country.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

SEE OUR LINE OF
WHITE GOODS AT Z AND l0c
PER YARD.
AN ELEGANT LINE OF
SWISS, NAINsOOK
nfpprC rapDoypvprrc
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07
Six Grenadines.

Decided improvements in the design and
finish OF these materials il nohoeahle- Con-
sldering the iightness Of fabric. no material 10
of greater durability. They combine oSn-
fort with elegance and economy. and are ~
the present time one Of the most popular
fabrlcs for Visiting or evening wear. The
universal expression Ut visiton 10 that On -
sortment of these goods includes the newest
and most artistic designs. The styles com.
prise . varied assortment Of plain black.
black with stripes of different widtAs. black
in figures and disc patterns; also black CON-
bined with coiors OF turquoise blue coqule-
cot. leghorn, cardinal sne other desirable
colors. A very popular design is the coin
spot. of which We show large variety.
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

Tss Buffalo Times 10 in . quandary.
The protective tariff Il too deep for its
comprehension, SIMPLY because il can
not lay ASIDE Us Democratic FREQ trade
prejudice. II ssys. "McKinley % rot
entirely logical. lie Gays the tariff isn't
. tar ard shst 10 is 4 sss. He also says
that an increase of tariff reduces rev.
enue. sud . reduction Of tariffs reduces
revenue; thst low tariff usesns . lew
revenue and Ugh tariff a low revenue.
Take your choFce, Gentleman. That's
McKInlsyisn. The Mckinley tariff sys-
TEN is founded On such . variety of
contradictory srvnmcnes.- There - no
likelihood Of enIighscnins the Times.
but the solution Of all this mystery Is
easy. The tariff = tar On anything
We do nos produce IN sufficient qusati-
ties 10 supply tne demsnd- Il vas =
ear en- sugar and would he tan on
eofsse and tea. The tariff 10 not . tar
On anything which We can produce for
ourselves IN sufficient quantities 10 sup
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

THE United States consumes moro su-
gar than any other country. For the
sugar year ending October /, 1890, the
people Of this country consumed / ,548,-
63i tous, rs against 1851 900 tons used
in Great Britain, $4,000 tons in Ger
many, sol 900 tons in France, and 297.-
900 in Austria. Our imports for 1890
were i,is3,3l6. This shows the import
sncs Of the saving made BY tho McKin-
ley bill, by the removal Of the tariff on
sugar. The Mills bill, the pet of tho
Democracy, made no such reduction.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

Tho reciprocal rights Of railroad
companies and the public in crossings
- thus defined in . recent decision in
the e. 9. Supreme Court. "wbile
those using the public highway are
under . duty 20 keep out Of the way
of railroad cars crossing it, and exer-
else such care ~ the circumstances
make necessary, the railroad company
IN moving cars upon iss road is bound
20 exercise like care toward those who
are obliged 10 pass over it, tracks- The
right OF the railroad company 10 the
use of its tracks for the movement Of
engines and cars Is no greater in the
eye of the law than the right of an
individual TO travel over the highway
extending across such trsckS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-25

UTAH has the finest medicinal springs in
the world.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-25
NJ. D. KERN.
Skilful and Successful Architect-He Opens
New Offices In the Mercantile Rlock

Shllful and Successful Architect-He Onens
new oinces In the Mercantile Block.
Mr.. M. ID. Kern, the well known archi-
tect, has dissolved partnership with Mr.
carroll and will henceforth continue in
the business on his own account.
Mr.. Kern is possessed of great skill and
excellent taste as an architect which iO
amply SHOWN by the many monuments to
MS talents which exist in Salt Lake CITY
to-day In the form of some of our hand
soonest and most commodious business
blocks and residences.
a lew OF his recent triumphs in this CITY
are the Mercantile Block, the Walker Ter
race on West Temple street, the
Cold storage Houses, the Sadler resi-
oence, the Walter Price double residence
Mrs. Murphy's handsome dwelling. and
Tue j. A Frltsch stores and residence. be-
sioes great deal of miscellaneous work
all over the city and in the suburbs.
Mr.. hern's fame as an architect is mot
confined to Salt Lake city. At yariops
times he has done large and very import-
ant work at all the principal cities in the
territory, particularly at Ogden, where he
lately completed the Bennett building and
also Mayor KiesePs warehouses.
Mr. Kern, previous to his coming to
SAT- Lake City, about four years ago. had
large experience in his particular line of
business at Buffalo. n. Y, and at Hamil-
ton' Ontario, at both of which places some
OF the finest buildings were erected pnder
MS supervision. He gives special atten-
ton 10 ventiiating and heating and guar
antees satisfaction to all who entrust their
work to him. He employs staff OF none
out nrst-class craftsmen. Mr.. Kern's new
ofnces are in the Mercantile block. corner
Main and Third South streets, where be
Will be glad to welcome his MANY friends