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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13

SHOW DRIFTS foRrY eErr HIGH
IN COLORADO.
Balfour shll inrcstlrailng the Com
dltion u the Poor In Irclandi
Money Needed.
Sir charies Taper Hopes for salts
factory Arrang eo.-ut.

OTTAWA, March l2.--sir Charles
upper said, In an interview; 81 am
very sangulne that reciprocal trade
arrangement on n broad and !ibetal
bAsis between Canada and the United
States will be very soon made, embran'
Ing all the articles, whether the pro-
duct Of the forest or Of the farm, 40 can
be arranged 10 the mutual advantage
VI both Countries. My confidence In
that result arises from the fact that
Mr.. Blaine was known 10 lie strongly
opposed 10 tho Mckinley tariff act,
and he hns sough: 10 relieve that meas.
ure OF the natural consequences which
must flow from Il by PROPOSALS for ~
cipr0cal arrangements With other c0un.
TRIES. so far from refusing 10 make
anything but treaties Of unrestricted
reciprocity, the treaty he made with
Brazil simply embraces the arti.
cles that both counties agreed
could be exchanged 10 the mutu.
nj benefit Of each, either free
or reduced duty, leaving many
other articles nj the existing rate Oi
duty. The treaty that Mr.. Blaine has
made with Newfoundland Il precisely
Of the same character, aud embraces
the same principles exactly Ne would
be- included In the treaty that Canada
would be prepared 10 mako with the
United States.
"Air. Blaine IL undoubtedly a very
eminent and able statesman, aud fol-
lowing no doubt the discussion Of the
issue Between the two parties In this
country, has learned that the statement
that the conservative government aud
party II unfrlcndly 10 tho United
States l. tue very reverse Of the truth,
Mr.. Blaine, finding how entirely h,
has been misled as TO the real position
Of the two parties In this country, Will
I have NO doubt, bc prepared 10 give
the most friendly consideration 10 IN,
wishes Of tho Government " Can
ada 10 have frcor aud more friendly
trade relations h,tw-cn the Dominion
aud the United States.
III shall be greatly surprised n Mr.
Blaine does not crown his best effort
NJ public man by accomplishing .
settlement Of all questions u frctior
between the United States and Canaui
on terms that will be mutually beno
fetal and honorable TO both coun
trlea,v
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4 Chicago Preacher who Believes In
the Devil.

The Rev. DR.. =. y. Henson believes
there Ia a personal dovil aud In scr.
mon u u great congregation Mt the
Flut Baptist church last night he gave
his reasons for the belief.
The subltct OF the sermon was "rhe
First rcmpicr; or, the Doctrine OF the
Dcvil.n Thc speaker began with n
short sketch Of the temptation In the
garden OF Eden. Then he sitctcncd the
result OF the fall Of Adam and Eve.
with this by way Of Introduction he
nali: ~ want 10 talk Of the personality
aud power OF tho devil. Men have
reached a point where they doubt
whether there l. any personality cx-
cent their own, either on earth, Ia
heaven or IN hell. They say they he-
LEV. In law. they believe IN nature.
"wcll, what did law ever do? A
law l. an abstraction, n nonontiiy, "a
formula. The laws are not doing much
anywhere, certainly not In Chicago.
II has got 10 bo nowadays that the
very mention of the devil brings
smile; men laugh when you talk Of
Satan, and have no doubt the devil
himself enjoys seeing people regard
him ~ a myth. Men say they DOM
uNlltN' III tNNh /" 'i'a''i' s"N hAH nv
bodyl
"What IA body? IL your body youg
are you your boiye When the body h
delivered over 20 he buried do you be-
liuvc the vital, eternal spark viii be
tNtinguiAhcd Ia the choscdhmp Of the
t0mtf
"NQ, no. Deep down Ia every mans
soul N the conviction that the body u
a "A
why may there no, be rpirits-raiional,
moral agents, some good AMI some evil,
some leaders and others doing their
biddlngs
"'rhc testimony u experience, OF Oh
servatlon, Of history. confirms tie be-
lief In n great leader Of evil. In NIL
ages except our own the world has be-
lieved IN such spirit. Whole con.
tinens have been peopled with those
who belitvi IA nothing else but the
devil. an In Africa the native re-.
cugnizcs 40 other spirit.
"History shows an ordered sweep Of
evil, strategy In wlckedness that can
he accounted Tor only on the suppoai-
ton that there Is great siraicgist--,hc
dcvll.n
Dr. Henson then touched on the
power u Satan. "fhr devil IL not
Omnisclent not omniprtscnt, not Om-
nlpotcnt, hut he Is always whore the
fight Il hottest | believe the worlds
great battle is 10 be fought In Amrrl-
Ca" he continued, Sand TINT Chicago
Is 10 he the plvitol point. The critical
struggle With the power Of darkness.
mny bc right here In this next two
years. and II you don't look out the
devil himself will he the director. gen.
crnl Of the worlds fair, and don't
mean by that TO confuse him with Mr.
DAVIS"
The sermon closed with picture Of
the devil's power In the press, Ia tho
pulpit and IN public lifc.-fr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13

Mn. Michael Curtain, Plaipseld,
ILL.,, makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on bor
lungs; she was treated for n month by
her family physician, but grew worse.
lie told her she was hopeless victim
Of consumption, and that no medicine
could euro her. Her druggist suggest.
cd DIR. king's New Discovery for con-
SUMPTION; she bought n bottle, and 10
her delight found herself benefited
from first dosc. She continued its use,
md after taking ton bottles found her.
solf sound and well, now does her own
homework and Is ~ well M she ever
was. Free trial bottles OF this Great
Discovery at A. q. Smith n Co.'S D.hg
Store. Large bottles SOC. and 81. 90. =
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THE nAsIc srrrL PROCESS.


CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March H.
Secretary Proctor AMI guests, includ-
Ing Generals Miller and Williams,
went to Atlanta last night; but the
congressional aud other members OF
the Visiting party remained aud viewed
the famous battleflelds around Chatta-
noOga.
Tonight the party attended ban
quet 10 celebrate the Inauguration OF
the Basic steel process In the South.
The distinguishing feature Of the occa-
sion was the tableware, much Of which,
including plates and the menu cards,
CONSISTED of tlnplnio recently made In
this country from Chattanooga steel.
Covers were laid for nearly two
hundred guests, among whom were
Senators Manderson. Frye, Hawlcy,
Butler, Sanders and Carey, Represent
iatives Mckinley, Cannon, Wheeler,
Hooker, Post and Henderson ~ Illi-
noIs. Letters Of regret We're rend from
"a number OF distinguished gentlemen,
Including ex-presldcnt Cleveland,
Abram $. Hewitt and Chauncey NJ.
Depew.
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The blockade on tb. Midland Rsisedi
Other Places saeued Under.

DESvER, March I2.-Tho snow block.
Rde ON the Midland road near lyanhoe,
where a passenger train has bvcn TIN
der the snow was raised today,
5ilv.rton anu Telluride are still
showed under. The drifts Ia many
places are forty feet high. Provisions
ARE carried into these towns on snow
SHOES, and all hopes OF railway Soni-
municatiOn with thori, inside % n
month, II abandoned. The Rainbow
route, between Sllverlon and Ironton,
II paralyzpd aud no train Will attempt
10 70 over the line for weeks. The fill
OF snow throughout the San Juan
county aud the southwestern portion
OF the State has been the greatest for
many years, for the time being wreck
Ing alllclass,s OF business. AS yet, no
fatalities hr- reported.
Information from Santa Fc, New
Mexico, says the Rio Grandc mail and
expires trains were showed under for
three days between Antonio and Tres-
pedas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13

Washington, ID. g., March i2.--'Tt
pays IN become a Slatc,n said Senator
Warren, of Wyoming, yesterday,
while discussing the appropriations
which Congress at the last session gave
10 that commonwealth. The apprD.
priatlOn In round hunters aggregates
s3n,Qol, divided as follows; For 70.
building Fort Mckinney, $4,000,
state university, $4,000, Industrial
Indian school. Shoshonc, So, 800, for
commission TO treat with the Sho.
shoncs, for their reservation, s. 900; 10
rcimbupc Wallace a Go. On their
Hover contract, $1,000; Tor government
roads In Yellowstone park, s,i,O11;
state militia, $500: expenses VI sur.
veyor generals Office aud surveyors,
$4,000; typographical survey aud
geological survey, from the fund oil.
lottcd % Major powell's division, nom
5000 10 sld,OD In each case.
'In addition 10 the foregoing" said
Senator Warren, "Wyomiug IL much
benefited by such general laws ~ the
western influence has succeeded la
having passed, notably the Indian
depreciation hill; the new public law;
the court bill 10 increase the salary TOT
Judges, ETC."
Governor Warren added further that
this legislation showed the result
Of harmonious action ON the part u
the delegation. The two Senators aud
Representative Clark have worked ioF
q common inicrest--that Of the state
they wctesent here to represent. There
haf been M pickering OF baclgbiting
among them rs IL the cas-. with some
0f the other new state delegations.
They pulled together ON every new
proposition aud they gained every
polnt they desired. --Iferdid.
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Several years ago Chamberlain a Co.,
OF Dos Moiner, iowa, commsnesd the
manufacture Of u cough syrup, bell.y-
Ing u 10 he the most prompt and folia.
bio preparation yet Produced for coughs,
colds and Group; that tho public apprr-
ciato truo merit, and la time It was
certain to become popular. Their mos,
-anguine hopes have beon more than
realized. over three hundred thou.
sand bottles u Chhmberlain's Cough
REMEDY are now sold each year, aud
IL IN recognized M "the best mado,D
where ever known. IL Will cure
severe cold In less Inns than any other
treatment, For sale by u. q. NJ. |.
Drug Dept. dAA
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RAILROAD AGAINST RAILROAD.
The chicago. Kansas aud Nebraska to
lie soid.

Kansas CRY, March le.--JudRo
Caldwell OF the United States circuit
court, signed decree VI foreclosure la
the case Of the Rock Island road
against the Chicago, Kansas and Nc.
hfaska, and the latter line win now be
disposed Of at public sails 10 satisfy
the Rock Islands mortgage OF SOS, 900, =
600. The case has been hotly contest.
cd over year. The controversy arose
over the foreclosure OF the mortgage ON
tho Chicago, Kansas and Nebraska
road. The counties OF Kansas and Ne.
hfaska, through which the road was
built, voted S3,Ob, 900 In aid Of II ana
they fought tbs foreclosure. Judge
Caldwell referred the case 10 Newman
Err ~ referee. Efb decided In favor
VI the Rock Island and Judge Caldwell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13
nALrouR AM IRELAND.
re Asks for Money tor the roor and
Continue. hts Investigations.

LONDON. March i2.--In the Com.
nous this evening, Ia Committee Of
supply, Balfour asked u credit VI
f55,s3l for the relief Of distress la
ireland. He explained that the Gov
eminent had adopted every possible
means 10 expedite relief works, which
otherwise could not nave been begun
before April or May. lie spoke highly
OF the assistance the farmers, priests
and landlords had rendered, which
saved the Government much expense.
There had been no ease Of starvation
on tho mainland, Tut there was great
rlslS II starvation on the Islands, aud
thercforeA special steamer had been
chartered 10 Investigate the condition
OF the inhabitants aud convey supplies
10 them. The number of persons en-.
gagged In relief work February 18th
was T0I. The total amount Of wages
uald was e2l ,l59. Tho Government
was at wosent spending e3OO0 weekly
IN wsrvs. Tho credit asked was
adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13

rIIE nnorru.srnIcwrS FARMERS.
IIeip for tho De-ti,u,. Population at
th. Aria Disisiss-.

CnICAGO, March IA meeting Of
editors Of agricultural papers was held
herr today to listen 10 Mls-cs Blackion.
OF Nebraska, aud Tapain, OF Dakota.
delegate. 10 solicit help Tor the dcsti.
iltc population ~ the arid districts OF
South Dakota, kausa. aud Nebraska.
Another meeting viii be hold 'tomor-
row.
This evening Milton George, who
presided nj the meeting, said the tale.
Of suffering ana pfivntion ARE awful.
All they ask for Is food Tor stock and
seed grain. George said he Ind talked
the matter over with number 81.
wealthy business men, Including
Mcssrs, Armour, Higinbo.hen, Carney
AMI othorA, and all have expressed -
willingness, 10 do something handsome,
provided they arc assured that tho
delegates are acting for all aud Their.
viii b. no necessity for doing the work
over again. The officials Of the road
running west VIII carry goods sent W
the arid districts free Of charge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13
The Rhode island state Convention
Nominatcs Candidates aud
Adopts Resolutions.
the vIcr-eHkiRmAn or THE rAla
COMMISSION SICK.
Rhode isiaad Renominais. the ola
state Ticket.


PRpvipEScF, II. l., March i2.-rhe
democratic State convention today re-
nominated the old State ticket, n fol-
lows: John w. Davis atd Hon. VIM.
u. &. Wardcll, governor aud llcuten-
ant-governor, respectively; T.. ID. Me-
Guinncs, secretary Of state: John q.
Terry, general treasurer, aud Iubas
SlOcum Encouragement.
The resolutions adopted feitorntc APP
proval Of the 80. Louis platform OF
lsss, demand frue raw materials tor
Rhode Ialana's manufacturing indus.
tries, reduction ON tho Necessities Of
life and dcuouncc the policy by means
Of which the Eastern States are re-.
ducrd 10 the position OF fiscal fcndn.
tories OF Pennsylvania aud Ohio. The
Rhode Island democracy does not
advocate the impossible theory " ffrc
trade, but believes In fr-cr trade with
NIL countries. IL iaNOrs honest money,
sufficient 10 answer the needs " The
people. II congntulatcs IL fellow.
citizens on dclivemncc from the tyran-
ny u Speaker Reed and tho threaten
ing danger Of the Force bill. II con.
graduates the Republican United
states Senators who refused 10 Join
their party associates.
A paragraph Is devoted 10 the sins Of
omission aud commission of the fifty-
first Congress. IL approves tho action
" the Rhode Island Legislature In
designating n general half holiday for
the special Congressional election In
the Second district. The platform
favors election by plurality instead Of
majority vote, more uniform
franchise, freedom Of Judges from legis-
latiyc control nnd additions TO the
executive power. Extension u ballot
reform to other than state elections Ia
,latnaua,.N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13
Water Does Not Move with the Wave

There IN no necessary connection lU.
tween thu adVgncu of u wave aud the
forward movement OF the water COM
posing Il, ~ may BE- seen by running
the fingers alsng the keys ~ u piano
An Inverted wave travels along, but
the keys merely move UP and down.
Similarly, a wave may onen he ob-
served running along the rlpo ear Of
golden grpiu while the STALKS are fir.
mly rooted In the soil. The onward pro.
grc-s OF sea wave Is osally perccpt.
iblc, aud by watching some Hight sub.
stance floating ON tue surface tho f,ct
In revealed that the water IL no, NOV.
ing with the same velocity .--Chdni6ers
Journal.
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n.ll.ra.-ll.rsnenra s,rnr.

We guarantee Dds u be the bcsf Cough
Syrup manufactured In the wide world.
This Ia saying n great deal, but II Ia
true. For Cbnsuriptf5n, Coughs, Coi,is,
Sore Throat, Sore Chest, Pneumonia,
BroEch1is, Atthmd, Group, WhooFang
LOugh, and all diseases OF the Throat
aud Lungs we positively guarantee Bal
lard'a Horehound syrup :. be Without
any equal on the whole face OF the
globe. In support VI this statement We
refer to every Individual who has ever
ussd II, and 10 every druggist who bas
ever sold Il. Such evidence Is indis'
putable.
Sold by z. @. NJ. |. a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13

This wonderful llnlment 10 known
from the Atlantic to the Pacific and
rom the Lakes TO thr Gulf It Is the
most penetrating Llnlmsnt In the
world. IL will cure Rheumatism,
Neuraigin sprains, Bruises, Cuts,
wounds, Old Sores, Burns, sciatlca,
Sore Throat, Soe Chrst aud all In.
iiammntion,alter all others have failed.
IL VIII cure Bsrbcd Wire Cuts aud
heal all wounds where proud fiesh has
set In. II Ia equally efficient for AMI.
mails. Try II and you will not bs
without II. Price 90 cents.
sold by y. q. MI. iss
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DiAuoNn. nrcoyrnrp.
The Thief had Lea Them =, Isetsf
aud Disappeared.

NFw YoRiS, March H. Inspector
lByrn,s recovered ssI,a0D worth OF
diamonds this afternoon. They wor.
the prol erty Of i.ovi & Co. Of Maiden
Lane, aud aro the greater part OF si0,-
900 worth OF diamonds stolen from
them by trustee salesman, w. &.
Duncan, January 10Th last, Duncan
disappeared on that date and despite
the efforts ~ detectives no trace was
found. To-day the proprietor Of an up
town hotel sent for tile inspector aud
told him that on the 10Th Of January a
young man registered at the hotel and
gave the clerk a package Tor safckeep.
Ing He then went away aud never
returned. The package was opened
aud found to contain the diamonds
stolen from I4evison q Go. THIS
manager Of tue firm declared 5000 VI
the stones missing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13

INV YORK, March l2.-Thc dlrec-
ton of the Chicago, Milwaukee q ~.
Paul Railroad hav. declared the semi.
annual dividend Of per cent on pre-
ferrcd stock.
The statement Of the ~. Paul road
for the six months ending December
5lst, shows: Net earnings, sjJ3. 900;
surplus, after paying dividends, $500.
lfuu
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FRIDAY MARCH 49, SALT CITY TERRITORY.

getting In blows with terrible effect
upon the lattcr,s head. burke was
completely dazed and was finally
fioored by tremendous blow on the
Jaw. He had hardly regaincd his feet
when Prltchard d0wned him again.
Burke failed to rise within ten see.
onds' limit and pfilchatd was Il, clarvd
winner VI tho fight.
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The Fight Ret w.en Pri,chard aud
IiMrIke.

LONDON, March is.-rhe glove fight
between the English champion mid.
dlewelght, Tel Prltchard, aud Burke,
took place at the Albany Club tonight.
The match was for the Holloway
stakea, $1,000. rho men we're well
matched ia height and reach.
In the first round, Burke had the
beat OF Il, getting home repeatedly. In
the second round, Pritchari woke up
and landed with right and left IN
quick succession. Then they came 10
close quarters, Burke finally falling
from blow IN the jaw.
In the third round Pritchard dashed
In, taking Burke completely by sur
prise by the vigor OF tho onsIaught,and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13

ritTsuuRg, March l..--For year
OF mofu past freight trains on the Pitt.
bunx ~ Western rond have been robbed
" valuable goods. -Four young men
wcrc arrested nj l'ixburg today and
made confession, duplicating mum.
Der Of trainmcn. Stcalings aggugate
many thousands Of dollars.
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Tho only remedy for blood disorder,
is one tint viii expel the germs OF dis
ease, and make the blood pure aud rich.
That II best effected by DR.. David KEN
nedy,s Favorito Remedy, OF Rondout,
NY, "A medicine Of great value In tho
treatment Of all blood disorders and
diseases Of the Kidneys. II tones the
system und helps to DO good work. DDS
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SACRAMENTO, March Am effort
was made 10 secure signcrs for re-
the legislature met la join, session this
senator. The flrst ballo, re.ultedi Is
tee, 81, De Young, "a, FELTON,, 10;
blanchard, II; Johnston, four; Wet
more, /. The democrats cast q votes
for Coleman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13

We like to see. Yet Ery-ipelas dlshg-
ures the features and tho disease Is As
dangerous w II " repulsive. II IL
sometimes called"Sl. Anthony'sFire,n
AMI often ends la sudden death. $. -.
Carpenter, Granville, n. ", had It In
hotli legs aud was cured by DR.. David
konnedyis Fav0rita Romedy, Of Ron
doui, y. Y. This medicine excels ALI
Others for tbs blood. d&H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13

BERLIs, March i2.-Walicrsec Is
visiting Bismarck at Frledrichsruhc.
Following the recent conference be-.
tween Wnldersee aud Emperor VII.
liam, the visit Is regarded IN confirm
Ing the reports that tho Emperor was
contemplating the readoption Of Prince
Bismarck's method Of governments and
that the Emperor had opened commu.
nicationa with the eX-chanc.llor.
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LogDoN, March la--ln the Com
mons today Chancellor VI the tx
cheuuer doschen admitted that there
was a blsis OF truth lif,the report that
the government Of France aud her
MaJcsty's government bad decided to
refer tile matters In dispute la conneo-
ton with Newfoundland 10 arbiira-
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sustained the decision. The Kansas
aud Nebraska counties lose the value
n their stock, which will become
worthless upon the sale Of the road.
II IL nimOrcd that n Gould syndicate
viii buy the roau when n II put ny AZ
auction and thus kill active competl-
ton with the Union Pacific.
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LoSDOS, March ie.-Thc steamer
Tricnia, from Now York February 18th
for Hamburg was In q disabled con-
dition sixty miles Off the Lizard,
her machinery having collapsed. a
numbero tugs have been sent 10 her
assistance.
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SroiSASE FALLS, WASH, The sel.
tiers In Douglas and Lincoln counties
arc said 10 be greatly annoyed by raids
OF 0rganlzcd bands of cattle and horsr
thieves. y prominent stookman said
that no les than twelve thousand head
OF cattle were stolen In the past year,
besides several hundred hcnd OF hOrscs.
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KILLED ny a Bull.
John D.. Carr Attacked anu Horribly
Mutiiaied.

Bosros, March l2,--John Il. Carr,
ex.meniber Of the New Hampshire
Legislature, but iaiterly resident Of
Haverhill, In this State, was killed by
nm angry bull IN his pasture this morn
ing. His body was horribly mutilated,
the bull irsl gorlng him aud then
stamping ON his PROSTATE form. Carr
was armed with a pitchiofk, but the
attack was too sudden and violent for
HIM. His body could not bc removed
until the bull was killed.
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l<inley Tariff act. The paragraph re-
feired 10 Is No. "A, and reads az follows
"Chocolate tother h,n chocolate con-
tcc'lonery, and chocolate commercially
known as sweet chocolate), two cents
per pound" The board held that the
paien,hesls should 2nhrare "othcr.
than chocolate confecli5neryn only.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13

There Is no danger Of a cold result.
ing la pneumonia When Chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy Is used M directed
"for severe cold" II efsetually
countemols aud arrests any tendency
OF cold 10 result in pneumonia. This
fact was fully proven Ia thousands Of
bases during the epidemic Of influenza
last winter. For sale by z. q. NJ, |.
Drug Dept. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13

DENVER, March i2.-By orior ot
Conceal Manager Clarke OF the Union
Pacific oil the telegraph operators ON
that line In Colorado have been not.
fled 10 royor connection with the
Orier Of Railway Tclcgmphcu or leave
the service Of tho company.