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NIPPLES, black heads, chapped and 'iiv
tlMskin cured by CUTICURA INDICATED
SOAP.
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A Minister S Cure.

A MINISTER AND HIS LITTLE BOY CURED
OF OBSTINATE SKIN DISEASES BIZ THE
CUrIcURA REMEDIES. PRAISES THEM
IN THE PULPIT, HONE, AND IN THE
arRRpT
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North Bound

Through Tickets and Baggage Checked
to a. points
Foe rates and other information. address
W J ROBINSON. q. + A.,
Parkersburg. W. Va
A. j. DANDY. Pa kersburg.
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TIME TABLES.

NEONT ALTO RAILROAD
WI -TIME TABLE,
NORTHWARD.
In effect Dec. /, 80. Daily except Sunday
trom Waynesboro Mail. Acc. Mixed
AM PM Pm
Leave Waynesbnro ~ 40 10. .o.io
NJ. a. Junction $3.50 y. BOZ ~ b.
Cham hersDurg IS 40 !. o. Is. 40
SOUTHWARK.
Leave Chambersburg. 8 80 % o.. 40
NJ. A. junction 1000 IS. IS. l. So
. Waynesboro. 10 53....7 .0S. :. % 20
Connection for all stations on Cumoer-
land Valley and PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
system.
J f. BOYD,
Mch. 'S7 Superintendent.
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All trains daily except Nos "A l5daily except Sunday.
oxsECrIoBs Numbers / i6 at Hsrpers Ferry FOR
Lex 1gt9n, WsYeron for HAEersowu, and washington
IEnuiion for Frederic except Sundays
Eo "A at wey-rton. for HAgerstown Frederick June
ten for Frederick No 40 Halpers Ferry for Lexing-
tor Baltimore at weverton for Hogerstown.
No, 6 at cumberland with Pttsbu train.
Ne. 6at Hancock Berkeley prings at Cumber-
land for pttsburg Nos IS at Hancock for Berkeley
sprnxs except Sunday No. IS Hancock for Berkeley
Springs, A. Green spring Run for kOmney.
j. f. Odell, tien'l A'g'r BalIo. Md.
G, .. Scun. Gen'l Pass. Agt. BALTIC. Md.
G. W. Santman Ticket Agt.
Martinsburg. w, Va.
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XNKSTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
w -rIME IA tLE.
MAIN LINE AND C0NNEOTIONS:
Schedule taking effec, October 4th. sol.
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obtaining money by false ptelenses, a
count Tor embezflement and count
for receiving or buying stolen property
knowing IL TO be stolen.
Sec. 9. That an Indictment for
forgery may contain count for utter
ing forged instrument knowing II TO
be forgery.
Sec, 8. That an indictment for rob
berry may contain count for larceny.
Sec. 4. That an indictment for burg
larry may contain a count for house
breaking and one for larceny.
Sec. 5. And the jury may convict of
any offanse charged In any Of tue
counts 40 found; and the Jury who
shall try the same may mud any or alt
Of the persons indicted guilty u either
Of the oiienses charged in the indict-
ment.
Morltz renewed his motion to adjourn
and II was again lost.
House File No. %, by kimball, a
bill relating to townsiles, passed.
Ferry offered n resolution that ench
Of the more Impo rtsnt committees be
authorized 10 employ clerk, ana that
other committees be authorized TO EN-.
ploy clerks In common. Referred 10
committee on rules.
On motion OF Nlackey the House nd.
iOurncd,
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For the sake OF youS children. don't
scolh. Il l. a great misfortune to have
children reared In the presence mud under
the influence OF srod. The eject OF the
everlasting complaining and fault finding
0f such prrs0ns u TO make the youug who
hear u unHulADlc, malicious aud Gallon,
hearted, aud they often learn 10 take pleas
utc In doing the very thing Tor which thcy
receive tongue lashiugs. ~ they arc al.
ways getting the blame 81 wrong doing
whether they do u or not. they think they
might n we'll do wrong a. r'.ht. They
lose all ambition 20 striyu lr the good
opinion of fault finder. siuoc they see
thcy always strive In vain =
Thus seold N not only nuisance. but
u destroyer ~ The morals NJ children
Many mothCr who would not les a
child feels free TO soold on any aud all 90
olsions' aud between so0lAng mother
and heating mother. the sc0idlng mother
j. generally considered tine model one
Til, u Ear from the cl,c; whining
many times has good results. but "a scoid
ing never.
\ much better way than either seoldinR
or beating IN quiet, earnest talk with a
child, and such talk usually carries more
weight and is remembered longer than half
dozen whipplhgs aud seedlings, for a
child soon learns that a scolding il dc VI
passion, meaning much less than qtiet
talking, aud soon blowing over. Chillrcn
often come to have u certain don't caro- AT
istaction In waiting silently until scold.
ing mother has blown OF her surplus feel.
ings. Most parents scold their children
more or les, and many children arr well
trained Notwithstanding. But no child Is
ever benefited by any scolding. Scoldlny
Is not always ruinous, but II is always out
Of place. -llousekccper.
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your counting days; and not be seeking
the society Of other ladies.
II you will try one package Of "h'ose
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make new woman Of you. "hiOse
Buds" will absolutely cure Congestion,
Inflammation and Failing Of the Womb
Loucorrhea or Whites, Rupture at
Childbirth, Ovarian Tumors, Miscar.
riagcs and all the distressing symp.
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Back Ache, Head Ache. melancholy,
Sleeplessnosa, etc. Its wonderful
effects are noticed from the frat ap.
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After the usual forms Of calling TO
order, calling the roll, prayer and read
Ing II the minutes Ind been observed,
a mcse1gu from the Council was read
II announced that II had this day
punish polygamy. Referred toJuilci-
ary committee.
Another message from tho sans
body announced that II had
Passed Council Files Nos. ! aud 10.
Council File MOI provides for the
exemption Of uebtlr's household pro.
perty, etc., from execution on attach
meut, aud Council illc No. 10 II an
act providing for the maintenance Of
illegitimnte children. Referred to
committee on Judiciary.
Another message stated that they
had considered II. &. II. No. /, by
Lawrence, relative 10 examining tho
account OF the Territorial audntor, and
returned itwith mn amendment. The
amendment strikes out the clause "for
the past ten years"
Sargent moved that the resolution
los adopted.
Ferry objected to the amended reso.
luton, saying the object was 10 do
away with an investigation OF the
back number warrants, amounting 10
$1,000, some OF which are constantly
turning up. He believed II was time
an investigation was had, and an up.
preparation made so ne to close up Ill
accounts and relieve the Territory Of
the Indebtedness.
Lawrence said that since Pratt took
the office Sl2, 500 worth OF old warrants
had turned up, and he thought 1t was
time something was done to learn FOR
what the warrants were issued. Under
the Council amendment tho acts OF
Prst's predecessor had the appearance
OF being covered up, The accounts OF
the present auditor could be examined
Ia n very short time. Tho object Of tho
resolution was 10 investigate the back
account and lind where the blame lay.
Adams wanted to concur, saying
that the resolution fcit II open for the
COMMITTEES 10 90 back ~ far as they
might deem II necessary,
Stokor was of tho same opinion.
Price thought the resolution should
specify the powers Of the committee OF
investigation.
Cunningham reiterated tho views Of
Adans and Sloker.
Thc motion 70 concur was then put
and lost by a vote Of 10 ayes to 10 noes.
On motion OF Lawrence, n confer.
ence committee of two, 10 act IN CON
Junction with u like committee from
the Council, was appointed. Tho
Speaker appointed m such committee
Messrs. Lawrence and Stoker.
Ferry presented two claims from
summit county. One II them, he said,
was fifteen years Old. This ho did for
the benefit OF the gentleman from Iron
county (AdRms).
This reused that gentleman from a
state Of coincidence, and he replied
that under the ten-year rule the claim
would DO ignored.
Ferry replied that In his opinion the
Territory Of Utah, or the State OF
Utah, rs the gentleman aud
his friends were ondeAyorlng to make
OF Il, would never repudiste a Just
debt.
Claims from o. ID. Allen, J. Bald
win, summit county, q. ID, w. Ful-
mer. John Pope, Thomas J. Amy
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TIE LEGISLATURE.

MoNDAy ArrrlNooN, JAN. a5N

MONDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. 80
After the usual preliminaries Glen
denning introduced bill providing
for the Incorporation and government
Of metropolitan cities. This bill pro-
yides for twelve wards Ia the city,
for two houses OF the coupc II aud gives
the mayor limIned veto power.
BY Moran, a bill for an act 10
make the first Monday In September
Labor day--a legal holiday. Judi
ciary committee.
by hund, to amend chapter |, part
4, Compiled Laws OF 1858, regarding
The election OF trustees Of corporations.
COMMITTEES on private corporations.
by Evans, a bill for an act rolat.
Ing to printing anu distributing ballots
at elections In cities. Com IN ittee on
elections.
by Evans, for the collection, mr..
hngement anu display Of Utah ptU.
ducts az the Worlds Fair and appro.
pflating money for the same. Com.
inittee ON Worlds Fair.
This allows the Governor with the
Councils consent to appoint fftoeu
commissioners to make the collection
anu provide for their arrangement,
The commissioners are 10 bp paid 81
let DAY for actual time engaged in
collecting the exhibit. One hundred
thousand dollars Is tho amount asked
lor 10 carry on this work.
XIV lgVAua rH0uluttus, a.. nut
Iary. The bill provides a salary Of
Si1uO per annum for the librarian.
by Evans TO provide additional snla.
Hes for each OF the Judges OF the Dis.
judiciary. v"
This provides for the payment OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-26

We have received from the author,
who ia resident Of Bear Lake county,
Idaho, "The Poetlcal Works Of Alfred
osmond," with n request to critIcise
the volume. We are somewhat averse
to dealing Journalistically with the
productions OF young poets, prcfcrring
10 wait until the writer's get more ex.
perience aud consequent maturity Of
thought. In looking over the book In
question we find much 10 commend,
which, csndor compels us 10 state, Is
mingled with cruditles common TO be.
ginners Ia the beautiful art Of pOe-y.
One OF the most Important features Of
productions Of this character Is 10 have
each Of thom consistent throughout, 10
that one part will not oven iier the
suggestion Of n contradiction 20 any
other portion. Besides, there should he
no breaks In the lire Of thought for
the sake Of clinking at the ends VI the
lines. In relation 10 Mr.. Osmond's
book, there IN one feature which IN
worthy OF being specially commented
the tendency Of its contents IA toward
the good and true, aud that alone IL u
merit OF no small value.
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J. Is. Wilson, s7l Clay st., shsrps
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The Republican precinct conven.
tions will be held ON the evening Of
Friday, January Goth, 1899, at 1850
pm, for the purpose OF nominating in
each three members for the Salt Lake
CITY Council and one Justice Of the
peace aud TO elect delegates TO the city
convention. Said conventions will he
held at the following places: Flrst pre-.
oinct, Ninth ward schoolhouse; second
precinct, Mt Republican headquarters
over Walker Bros. n Fyier's, corner
Third South and Main streets. Third
precinct, Sixtetntn ward schoolhouse:
Fourth precinct, Twentieth ward school
house; Fifth precinct, Twelfth ward
sch0Olhousc.
q. w. BARTCH,
JAMES DEVISE
q. o. WIuTrEAIORR,
DANGEi HARRINuTuS,
:, II. HILL,
ARTHUR PRATT,
josErn GEOGuFuAN,
City Republican, Committee.
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n,nnhllean nd, ,en, snll.n

y Republican city convention 4.
hereby called 90 meet on Monday.
February lst, 1859, Mt the Federal
Court room in Salt Lake City, at n
O'Clock, noou, for the purpose Of nomi.
mating mayor, recorder treasurer,
assessor anu collector, aud marshal, 10
be voted for at the ensuing munlcipal
election, aud also for the election OF a
city committee, and such other bust.
ncss as may come before tho conven.
ton.
Tho convention will consist of "A
delegates, allotted to the several pre-.
cints Of Salt Lake City, as follows:
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l am an old man and have been
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When baby vas sick, We gave he cas,oria.
when she was a Guild she cried Tor cas,oris.
when she became Miss, she clung to cas'oris
WHOM ahe had CHILDREN, sho gave them casioriA
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The Special Master said IN his report
that he did not deem II necessary TO
have further hearing Ia relation to
the compensation Of the receiver, ~
his services have been about the SAME
rs were reported In the preceding re-.
port. The services Of the receivers
COUNSEL were also about the same as
before.
As the court has fixed tho compensa-
ton Of the Receiver aud his counsel Mt
$3.50 aud $3.50 per month. II was
recommended that they be allowed
that amount per nonlh from SepIem-
Der IL TO December 81, 1891.
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THE RECEIVERS EXPENSES,
Examiner Bachs'S Supplementary Re-
p1rt in The Church Case.
NE GOES ISTo FULL DETAILS.
The Gardo House Specially Mentioned.
Mr.. Bache's RECOMMENDATIONS
10 the Supreme Court.

The following report In the matter
.,the limited States va the Church Of
,.su. Christ Of L,tter.day saiRts was
rled In the Supreme Court yesterday
afternoon by Special Master J. =.
Bache;
pursuant 10 mn order Of said court,
dated January IL, 1892, again referring
,bis cause to me for examination OF the
accounts Of Henry w. Lawrence, lie
cslycr. from the date OF my last report,
september IL, 1891, up to and includ-
Ing December u, 1891, and to report
unon the services Of the Receiver and
MI. counsel, John A. Marshall, | have
compared the accounts and the reports
alei In my office monthly with the
hooks OF accounts ofthe Receiver In his
enee, and ! report rs follows:
The amount Of cash ON hand nj the
date Of my last report, September IL,
1901, was s3l7,O97.95. The receipts
during the term covered by this report,
fron September IL, 1891, up to aud in'
Gliding December "a, were s7l33.S3,
Icing Income from rents Of the several
pieces Of real estate IN his hand and
interest allowed by the banks on the
amounts deposited with them.
The banks continue TO pay Interest
D. tue rate Of per cent. per annum;
the Union National reserves n daily
balance Of 50 900, on which no interest
IA raid as before; this bank credits the
fund monthly with tho interest duu
from them; the other banks send la
check their Interest every four months.
The lcssec Of the Church farm Is de.
inquent two mouths In his rent for
said property; but find the Recelvcr
has ueman1ed nud detained suilicicnt
security for thr ultimate payment OF
the same.
Tile receiver was advised by the
lessets Of the Gnrio House property In
November that they would vacnte the
property ON December |, 1891. Tue
Receiver Immediately advertised for
bids for the same, nut received no
satisfactory bids. Afterwards he sue.
ceedod In letting tho property TO the
Kelley Institute at a monthly rental
ofsaO0. This Is much losr than has
been paid heretofore, Tut ON examiua'
ton Had that no better can be done
ut this time IRON proper and responsi.
bic parties, aud I recommend the Re-
ceiver's action In the premises be np'
proved.
During the termo covered by this
examination and report find the fol-
lowing expenses have been Incurred
AMI the amounts paid out by tho re-
coiver la his management OF the
fund:
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Is ono Of the chief blessings Of every
home. To always Insure good Gus.
tards, puddiugs, sauree, etc. use Gall
Borden eagle" Brand Condensed
NiiiS. Directions on the label. Sold
by your grocer aud dfuggist.
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The Special Mast.r recommended TO
the court the approval Of the expenses
u the receiver, after an examination
OF the vouchers, which were found 10
BE- correct.
The excess Of receipts over exponli-
lures was sJ07I.3J, making tho total
amount Of cash In tho hauls Of the
receiver Mt tho clUse Of the year,
sl93, 80, which Ia deposited In the
I-Inm-ln.. nnnL /. In Inn Il tnnnn M. nnnnDI.
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82Main st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-18
THEY MEAN BUSINESS.
An Interesting Meeting Held p1
the Ladies' IMPROVEMENT eagut

An Interesting Meeting Held py
the Ladies' Improvement league
The Ladies' Improvement league held
a meeting yesterday afternoon and dis-
cussed problems, so mighty that even
the q. 0. M. and the British parliament
would find difficulty in handling them
properly. The election of president was
postponed, for the ladies need to lobby
a bit. The executive committee was
directed to confer with the street rail-
way company and endeavor to aDate
dreadful nuisance. The horrid men
who ride in street cars nave
such awful habits. They chew.
tobacco in full view of the
lady passengers and deliberately squirt
about ON the floor. The executive com
mittee will demand or the street rail-
way company that this pernicious prac-
tice be stopped at once. The city coun-
Gil will also be asked to pass an ordl-
nance prohibiting the hitc hing OF horses
on NicOllet avenue. The horses, they
claim, are inclined. especially i'll the
spring time. to litter up the street
dreadfully. The ladies also want
dumps or receptacles placed along the
avenues and streets and have all dlrI
and refuse dumped into them.
The discussion INDUCED in by the
ladies at the meeting was highly edify-
ing. The Members Report No. l, was
also an entertaining document. 1t con-
tanned thirty questions which the ladies'
are supposed to answer. The questions
inquire into the general condition OF the
streets in the members locality, the
condition of the sewers and vaults,
whether the back yards are Uttered with
wood. and whether small boys are in
the habit of throwing around oyster
cans
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-18
WITHOUT A WILL.
1t Is Thought That Fred @. Pills.
bury Died Interstate

1t Is Thought That Fred G. Pills.
bury Died Interstate.
1t is thought that Fred c. Pillsbury.
the deceased miller, died interstate, and
the immense fortune will therefore re-
vert directly to the wife and children.
A set of resolutions were drawn up at
the meeting of the chamber of COM
merce yesterday and unanimously
adopted. The resolutions read as fol-
lows:
Your committee is overwhelmed with a
deep seEse of the personal loss sustained by
its members, and with its profound recog-
milton of the sudden and grieyous blow
which has been dealt TO this chamber and to
our whole community in Mr.. PillSburys I'M
timely DEATH Fred q. Pillsbury was one of
the earliest and most loyal members of this
chamber. and was at all times one of its
chief counsellOrs and advisors on every sub
ject relating to its development and welfare.
In his relations TO the chamber of commerce,
and indeed all his relations i'll this COM
munity. Mr.. Pillsbury was an earnest and
judlciOUS friend, advisor and cO-wOrker.
He was essentially q useful man.
with an unusual degree of plain and di-
rect common sense, a high and answering
honor and integrity, practical industry and
energy he was most valuable and valued
member of the many organizations OF this
community which now share with us the
weight of this affliction.
Resolved, Thatin the death of Fred C.
Pillsbury the chamber of commerce has lost
one of its s.aunchest and most useful mem
Ders, and that his memory and example as
all honorable earnest and useful man in all
the walks OF life, will be cherished by this
association and by all members.
Resolved, That we extend to the bereaved
family the deepest and most tender sympathy
in their unspeakable sorrow"