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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24
NORTH CAKOLINAxNEWS.

Oxford Orphans Friend DR..
Black wa GU, for a shor, dive on
Wednesday morning. Ths Is the
first tlms he has lett his room since
lbs accident nearly "A month ago.
We were al. more than Cad TO see
HIN, and bote be will now improve
rapidly.
Raleigh News and Observer The
Commissioner OF Agriculture has 10.
formation from corrashouder,s all
over tie State 10 the eifec, that The
cotton crop is very sh6rt aud that
the corn crop is 10, 10y any means a
tull one. Some correspondents re-
port that there is not more than so
per cent. OF .he average cotton crot
Winston Sentinel =: d. s. Dwlg-
gins, who lives four miles below
kernersville, tells the News that h,-
children killed a moccasln snake a
few days ago that measured ten
inches in circumference. They cut it
opca aud found two distinct puck.
cts. One contained 10 young snakes
about SIX inches in ieDg.h, and tn.
other IS, which were much stna Ter.
Mr. Dwigglns says this is an actual
tact, aud Le car prove every word
OF Il.
Concord Standard Concord will
ne the first town in the State to
have > cotton m')I that employs coll
orc operatives alone. That is, II
MI. Chapman succeeds in his pies
ent efforts. The factory will do no
spinning. but content itself at he
Pstar,, with looms aicne. II is pro
TO raise cue-haltx the stock
here aud the rest viii be taken bs
Northern gentlemen. Nearly til,
amount has been raised aud there
seems no doubt OF the whole amount
being raised shortly.
Charlotte News It has been dis
covered ,ba. one college in the
State has furnished timber Tor can.
d,da:e s for the sane Office by three
parties, that Of Superintendent OF
Public obstruction. Perhaps such a
thing never occurred before in the
history o! any ate. Guilto,d Col.
leya, near Greensboro, is the one
that has been 50 highly tavored.-
Ie-lc. Williams, Tie 'nigger ira
der" has been quietly working up
business in this State and in South
Carolina, and says tfat lie has got
5,tQu negroes ce.ta!eI aul .eaiy 20
I've Do...t u Ms s~il.pi. l.. nIs.ana,
Alkah>4> aud I,xas Peg.r. Is ia
nl!lar a.;h tie i.ter:~r DECORATIONS
OF vet guard houses II, tbs State.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24
Coon LOOKS.

Good looks are more than skin
deep, defending upon a healthy cen
ditlon of all the vital organs II The
Liver be inactive. yon have a Bilious
Look, it your Stomach bp disofdered
you have a Dyspept,c Look aud it
your Kidneys be affected you have a
i'inched LOOK. Secare good health
and you will have good looks. Flee
trio Bitters Is the great Alternative
and Tonic winch acts directly Oh
these vital organs. Cures PImple>,
Blotches, Boils and gives a good
complexion. Sold at w, Il. Haze
Drugstore, soc. per %t.ottlt.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24

From present Indications the
Third pa-ty wi not rave names
enough lett On lhcir ticket To make
i worth their while 10 vote it. Mai
Guthrie declined for Associate JUS
tee, no~ Major MaI"n, has de-
Glazed 10 run tor Judge IN the 12th
district, there IS. talk Of Exnn pull
ing out Of the ,ace for Govcrnor
Moye has DECLINED to run for Con.
gress in the Fl $, district. t.,ere is
talk # Lindsay coming down in the
fifth, aud that Harry Sk,nuer viii.
i%ec}nne to run as elec,or a, large
Cobb aud Long, however, ma,
stick.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24
For tie Observer.
Letter from a IIiitsborO
BOY at ASiievIiie.
\ c.
Sef:. IL. 1885,,

Ma EDlToR Yesterday vas II
Of the g'anae>l days !" the h-tor,
al old Bunconte county The gnet
little cry Il Asheyi.le "as intl q
men aud women u hear the dl>,iu-
gnishei gentleman and mex, Wee
President ri the United States, Mr.
\. + Stevenson. He IS q tine
speaker, and lcid the thousands who
had gathered in the Farmers Ware
house = hear h,n. spe.! bound. lie
is tie first V:ce-PL4siden: can1da'e
who has honor~ >oaih ~.;!e his
presence fer many years, and, II /
am not mistaken, be j. tie fret. Ola
Euncombe is going Democratic. and
we are sure the Old North State is
solid. too. Our reoi!e mere tf..nk
TO rote for a Third party man il
like betting OF Patty Ryan IL the
great Su.Ilvan-Co-bert fight They
are no, III il. Neither was Patty
RYAN.
The poor old Prohihi;ioni>ts-
wei, lucy sD'ih- Up S'C'g
years TO do q .iltFe damage 10 the
good old Democratic party. Bat
We expect 10 snow ,hcm under, too.
and gain the whole victory.
Tell ONE good DemocIat t" get
his petition ready tor the post oficc
in Iillisborp. lie can get i. ate;
the 4th Of Marcit, 1893 hrn CIe>e
aud Steve will cotne IL aud leave
Grandpa's hat aud the man !" 10 does
not hire union prin,ets, (onIy when
a candidate) out Of it.
Wish | WIS down IN Orange /"
vote. But | viii vste one ballot
straight in N"vemher. No scratch
on it.. For eur ticket IS white, and
all names upon them are grat.esnen
and good Democrats.
1onIs truly,
+ r GORDON
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24
Cholera News.

The cholera news from all parts is
favorable. It i, true it is sireaIm.
somewhat III this country, a : OF
iwn having occurred outside of New
York, hut they are all: and even
those in New York may tie said &c
he isolated cases There was a
death IN town IL New Jersey The
"th"r day and probably u or two
N Chicago. Still, ii is being stamp
81 ont and It seems to be dying
out ACROSS the ocean.-Raleigh V,s.
itor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24

Hon. II. w. Ransom Will address
the people on the issues OF the day
at IIilsboro, on Saturday, Sept.2t
Speaking will commence at l =. IN ,
sharr. Don't tail TO hear this dis
t.ngui-hed gentleman.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24

TIE political news now improves
daily. We think tina, no longer
NAV North Carolina be put in the
doubtful column. 1t will vote tor
Cievc aud and Stevenson. The wan
derers are coming ho,ne one by one.
Keep toe door wide open.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24
Democrats Close ny I!

The STATE Association of Demo
c a,ic Gibbs at ltaieigh on Sept. Is,
re-e.rc,cl .Jniian ). Carr, Of Dur
haia, President. and by resolution
endorsed the platform Of the. Ma
tioral Democratic C~onvenfio j.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24

ST. Louis, Republican, Dem
The Detlocrais are pretty sure to
elect Gov. Russell in Massachusetts,
aud In time Massachusetts will be.
come a returned aud Respectable
State. La the meantime the Democ-
racy will carry Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa aid w iscoDsin.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24

tuAEtNIEEp GCEEFlNLt GRIrrE.
We authorize our advertised drug
gi>r IT, s-li yon DR.. Kings New
Discovery Tor Co9>umruyn, Coughs
and Gas. n.,on this condition.. II
you atc afflicted with IaGrippe and
vii use tins remedy accord NJ TO
directions, GIVING il u :iir lrial. ani
experience no benefit. Son MAY re-
tufn the bottle ana have vuur money
refunded We MAKE this s.tier- be.
canse II the wonderful success O,
D.. ilu1s New Discovery la,inc
last seasons epidemic. IIa>c heard
OF ~ ease II which /, failed. Try
il. If.ai bottles free II W. \.
Hayes Drugstore. l..gc g.. soc.
and Sl,00.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24

Five people in New York have
died with he cholera The disease
is spreading in Earopc andz there
are tears that it may become epi-
|pmic in this country at this time or
nexl Spring. resident Harrison is
considering whether he has the
power to sop all immigration to
his country.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24

Office OF j. T. Greer, County
Judge, Green Gave Springs, Clay
Go, Fla May 23i, 1891.
GentleHen Twenty-,hree yeass
ago | was attacked with infamma
tory rheumatism. | Was attended
ly TIE most eminent physIciars III
the land Visited the great Sara
,"ga Springs, New York, and the
n~t"! Hot Springs of Arkansas, and
mary other watering places, and al
ways consulting with the loca! ply.
siclaHS for directions finally came TO
rl"rlda ten Years ago.
Abpnt Two years ago | had a Sc.
vcrr attack & 'hcumatisn, was con
hnr'i 10 NY room Tor twelve weeks
and during the time / was Induced
to Try / +. Il, U'rickty Ash, Poke
Root and Pota>siun,) knowing tina,
each Ingredient was good for lmpu.
ritleS - Tie blood, after using twt
small bottles | vaS relieved. at touI
"lties2nj tnrs >l;cr | have had
slight attaco> AMI I have each uum.
aiken two sna!i bottles Of p. L. Z.
and been relieved, and | consider j,
he tG>t Ted.cjn" -. is kind.
lse>,,ec'inl'v.
]. +. GREER
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24

Gen. We Yer, Peoples Party can
lld,ie Tor President, will speak a.
Raleigh on the ooh and at Rocky
.}lonul Oh The Both.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24
+. +. GORDON
ours trui

Brain WORKERS keep your heads
clear and bowels open. Take Sim
moss Liver Regulator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24
IRa.eigh Chronicle

from le6S TO 1870 the Republi-
oans were in. power in this State.
Ti1el- Legislature @as in session ona
DAYS. Durin. The frs, part Of the
session they sat 55 days without
pas>anz q >u-ie act the members
"tfhls Republican Legislature voted
iem>, s. per lay. There WIS
NJ; enough nsoaey III the Treasury 10
pay the per .ilem. aud they voted 10
borrow Sl5s.oU0 for the purpose,
from the s,Aopi iuud. Dnru. tie
year ending Sept so, 1870, there
went u the credI; Of the school
fund s336.913 16. Only sas,9Sl Sc of
which were d,>barsed on OF
common scho"... 1t appears above
how 3 Part ri the school fund was
used, aud the State has never real
ized a cent rom tie balance. Let
the Republicans get Into power again,
aud che. Will borrow the education
al tuud agais.. II is quite large now.
As a general rule i, is hes, not to
coriec. cn>t'senes> by the use OF
saline or drastic medicines. " nen
a purgative IS needed, the most
prompt. effective, aud beneficial is
Ayers Pills. Their tendency IS 10
restore, aud no, weaken, tue normal
action OF The bo@eIs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24

n h. g. d. j . \ -
Oifers hi professional -rfir.s - .ie
~ei'iz..'.- 81 lii.lsb,r" anl ~ftrrntln x
county. II. eats ptof-. IS attended
LAY or n:-i... TIL = AZ -. .nee Hits
bore.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24

PreSiden, George L. Winston re.
ports 30 students at the State Uni
versity.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24
DEMOCRATIC .iiCkET.


ETlTE DEMOCRATIC ..iiCkET.
For Governor:
ELIAS CARR,
Of Edgccombc.
Fur Lieutenant Governor
u. a. DOCGHTON,
OF Allegheny.
For Secretary 81 state:
OCTAVIUS COKE,
Of Wake.
For Trca,nrcr:
DONALD w. BAN,
Of Wake.
For Auditor
X. VI rURMAN,
of l}uncu;nhc.
For Superintendent Of Public In
struciIon
JOHN T.. SCARBOROUGH,
OF Johnston.
For Attorney General
FRANK I.fOS3DRNE,
OF M~cck.enburg.
For Jnlgo Twelfth DiStric,
GEORGE a. SHUFORD,
OF B~unconl,c.
For Justice OF Me Supreme Court
JAMES G. MAcHAE,
at C~umbol.and.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarr!iGa, Eructa,ion,
Gives healthy sleep and promotes
digestion,
Without Injurious medication.
Ihe CeLtAur Conn nny,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24

u.ngui-hed gentleman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01
obsequies of Sister Sheets.

The funeral sersioes over the re.
mains OF Sister Elizabeth Leaver
Sheets, wife Of Bishop l.. r. Sheets,
was held In the Eighth ward assembly
hall yeslerday, beginning at noon.
There wasa lareu cheering OF rela,i, 90
and friends Of IL deceased, the build.
Ing anording scarcely space enough to
accommodate them. The casket and
stand were proiu,cly covered with
beautiful fiorhl tributes.
This opening payer was offered by
Bishop samuel w. WuOlley. The
speakers were Counselor John ID. Me-
kllistcr, Elder John Nicholson,
Bishop william d. Preston AMI Ptesi-
dent Joseph Il. Taylor Counselor
Joseph McMurrin also made few
concluding remarks and offered the
closing prayer. Appropriate musical
exercises were rendered by the wari
choir, uuder the leadership Of Brother
Chamberlain.
The deceased possessed many estim.
able qualities, and was highly eP-
tocmed by all who had the pleasure Of
being acquainted with her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01
County Cart Matters.

The County court met this forenoon,
present, Judge Bartch In the chair.
Minutes concerning the leasing Of
school lands read aud approved, also
minutes Of July 18th, read and mp.
proved.
In the matter OF leasing school lands
ID. Il. Brinton presented application
for lease. Referred 10 committee OF
the whole.
Mrs. Mary Gavis applied for aid.
She was sworn and examined. Sheriff
ordered to furnish ticket to Denver and
s. In money.
Hcber j. Searle applied for the adj
mission Of VIM. Searle 10 the In
Urinary. Order mnde admitting VIM.
Searle to,the lntirmary and that II. j..
Sesrle pay 81 per month towards his
support, the superintendent OF inffm-
AIRY to collect the same.
II was ordered that the sheriff pro-
vide for the immediate wants Of John
Brown and have tho county physician
examine him and report aa to whether
he should be returned TO Logan coun'
y, Idaho.
Superintendent reported that he had
removed MIR. CoGwell 10 different
rooms, ut rent Of 81 per month.
Action approved.
Hardy and Butter were appointed O
committee oftwO to have the statement
OF the county regarding bond election
printed.
IL was ordered that the appointment
Of W. q. Taylor "a judge OF bond cleo
ton he revoked anu George Taylor b,
appointed instead.
II was ordered that appointments o
bond election Judges In North poin
Hecinct he revoked, and Levi Reed
q son Rudy and VIM. Baldwin be- ap
pointer. The former having left TIT
precinct.
II WINS ordered that Henry Hooker
appointment as Judge OF bond election
be revoked, and Louis B. Hurst ap
pointed.
Saloon licenses referred 10 Cahoon
Hardy and Butter,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01
WHO'LL HAVE TIP


Whom the criminal libel sult brought
by ManhaI Pnrsons agalnst &. q.
Goodwin and william Nelson, editors
of the Salt Lake 7rbvno, was again
called up beoFo Justice Kfoeger at
g.I5 this afternoon, all the parties were
present. Attorney Arthur Brown was
to the front on this occasion,pn tue side
OF tho prosecution, to assist Mr. Cfitch'
low; Judge Powers appeared Tor the
defendants.
Justice Rtoegcr, on taking his seat,
said that this case came TO him on
change Of venue from United states
Commissioner NorrelPs court. The
defendants objtc.vd 10 his Kroeser's)
jurisdlction on two grounds, hfst
that nm action could not be tran'fcrred
from q Uuit.d states commissioner 70
Justice ~ the peace, aud, soconu,
that Commissioner Norrell had no
rlght 10 transfer the case upon his own
motion over the objection OF the tie
fendants anu without an Ailidavlt hlcu.
In his opinion there was no real fofcu
10 the first objection. Tue Edmuuds'
fucker act provided that the Commits
siDner appointed by the supreme Court
should pussc-s anu might exercise ali
the POWERS oil jurisdiction that were,
or might be-, possessed or exercised by
Justices OF toe peace Ia this Territory.
Ia territorial cases this put the com.
missioner on par with Justices, aud
he thought whichever the w0rds'Justice
Of the peace" were used II included
also aud referred equally TO U. y. Com.
missioner. Next II was contendcd
that TIM court had no Jurisdiction for
the rrason that tho order changing the
venue was improperly made. Tho
statute specifically provided under
what circumsta ncta change Of place
Of trial In criminal case might be
granted by a Justice Of the peace.
'rh,sv Mere, where II appeared from
the hiiidnvlt OF the defendant that the
Justice was prejudlced, or that the de-
PENDANT could not have n fair and Inn
partial trial by reason OF thop Tcludice
0f the citizens OF the precinct.
n had been repeatedly held
that lueticos' courts, being lin.
itod ia their Jurisdiction, had only
such powers as were specifically
granted them. There was n general
law In tho civil code which allowed
changes u venue hy the court on lite
own motion, under certain circum.
stances. This, however, In his opin.
Ion, whs not applicable to criminal
procedure. After quoting authorities
Justice kroercr wound up by snying
ho was Of the opinion that the record
Of the cnsc transferred TO him, on IT,
face, showed that there was no nu.
thotity for the chrnge, and he there
fore certified the case back 10 Judge
Norrell.
II was then arranged that tho
parties 10 the suit should attend In
Commissioner Norrelpa court at three
O'Clock, but the commissioner has de-
clnrud that he will have nothing
whatever To do with II. The matter
was about 10 come up before his Honor
M the News went 10 press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01
LOCAL BREylTIES.


Tur Lombard Investment Co.. oi
Boston, has appointed j. &. Los'er IL
manager Tor Utah aud southern iuahoi
vice W. VI. Dale, resigned
TuE fire department was called out
shortly alter i o'clock this afternoon 20
extlnguish small blaze IN pile pi rub-
bIsh back Of the Hcr1d building, No
loss.
wa received, this morning, q notice for
publication " q uitetng ~ The Hsit
Lake Christian Endcavor societies, 70 ~
held last evening. IL arrived too lalc To 90
Of use.
spcrlrAnY srARs " the Chamber %
Commerce has resolved notice thHt we
caso Of the 4. l.. railroad II al. W. ne
merchants Of salt Lake haA been set Tor
hearing September o, isr2'
Manu- ur licenses were granted today
TO Alfred J.. Carlson, aged ~, and selma
a. Wikstror, uged =, hpth ~ sslt Lax, :
TO Caleb OftOn,ngod ~ and Maria H. Day
ton, aged 10, both oi salt Lake.
Tnr Utah Book and stationery com.
pany has received the Rricr ~ HcicH'f
ior August IL ~ Up to The usual stand
ari ~ excellence OF this high class mag.
nsine, and nothing more than that need
be- said.
tnI Tribune this morning announced
thai ~ iAr as known there we're no viola
tiunu " the sunday liquor law yesterday.
This II incorrect NJ the Traffic was ear
ricd on almost ~ openly ~ before.
DrAmshOps were open IN all paris 81
the city and drunken men were no
quanily seen on the streets. or TINS
there i abundance Of proof
Tno-E who suppose that tho police
muddld IL nearly sUtllcd are certainly
mistaken. Steps are now being hkcn
tending toward tbc removal VI Ghlct Of
Police Paul for his action IN endeaNoring
to suppress the sunday liquor uaihcwhiiu
charges OF a serious character are being
quietly circulated against Captain Duno.
van. II N expected ihat tho matter viii
he investigated by the police committee.
A "I.lhcml" councilman who apparont-
ly gives crcdcnce a. the charges II
authority for the statement III ever tho
matter comes 10 vote Ia Tho ulty coun.
elias believe II WILL shall cast my
ballot Tor the removal Of Chief Paul, Cap.
tain Donovan and Justice koslef. / shall
do 80 because believe they are not the
right men IN tile right place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01
KILLED AT IDAHO.


Word reached Ogden Saturday that
Royal Read, q i2.year-old son Of
William :. Read, member OF the firm
Of J. q. Read 4 Brother OF Ogden,
rad been killed Mt Bloomington, Idaho,
by horse.
Mr.. Read and his family left Ogden
about three weeks ago on pleasure
tour and visited many OF the well
known resorts Of Northern Utah anu
Southern Idaho. They have several
relatives and friends In Bloomington
near Montpelier and several days ago
arrived In that place. Thursday morn
ing Royal, while holding a horse, which
was grazing near the home Of Mi.
Allen, tied the halter TO his leg aud
stretched himself out at fnli length up.
ON the grasa. The horse suddenly be.
came frightened and started 10 run nj
full speed across the country, dragging
the lad over picket fence aud many
other distractions. The animal
Isn several blocks before being cap.
tufed.
When the boy was picked up II was
found that he had received many
injuries, among them being n broken
arm and leg and u fractured skull.
After living about twelve hours Royal
died yesterday morning at two
O'Clock.
The sorrow.stricken family left by
rail at midnight, while the fathei
started TOR home yesterday, bringing
tho body with him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01

The RIO Grande Western train, which
left Salt Lake Sunday morning assoc
am, arrived at Denver ar 1880 IN.
Monday morning, thus making Ia,
run between Salt Lake and Denver In
% hours and 80 minutes, surprising all
previous records OF any regular
train between thesetwo citios.
The Rio Grande Western people
claim they can make this time with
ease, comfort and safety, aud were II
my advantage to put passengers into
Denver Mt an earlier hour, they could
arrange their schedule to DO ~, Their
efforts flr improving tho service be.
tween Utah and the Coloraie metro,
polls should 10 encouraged by all
glasses Of travellers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01

CowEs, Aug. lat o O'Clock the
ADMIRALTY yacht Fire Queen" hav-
ing on board the Earl oi Lanwillinm,
commander Of the Portsmouth station,
aud all admirals and captains stationed
there, steamed out Of the hafhor 10
meet the. German Imperial yacht
"llaiser Adler" on which Emperor
William sailed from Wilhelmshaven.
When oil Sandown the "kaisoi
Adler" and her escort, the German
iron.c olaf "Beowult" were sighted and
the usual sAlutes were fired. The
Emperor was Feen on the bridge OF the
"Knlser Adler" The ilottills arrived
here at noon. When oil Spilhead they
were given royal salute by the war
ships stationed there. The Emperoi
was received at the landing stage by
Count Won Hstz'eld, the German am
bassndor TO England, and his suite.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01
HOW TO KEEP cool.
~ l. Merely Matter OF Dress, DISPOSE
Ilnm mud nlnI.

~ u Merely Matter OF Dress blsp"N-
tion aud Diet.
Cultivate placidity OF mind and man.
ner, This 'having been attained you
have something more valuable than loose
sud light clothing Pussy paplo are
not only always hot Themselves, but
make others hot Don't drink too much
cold water, aud drink not Of liquor At
all, Eat spaungly and only such food
as can DO digcstod without labor. Keep
the sun ont of your rooms during the
day and throw them as wide open as
possible at night Don't work harder
than necessary. aud II possible begin
work very early in the day, so ms TO take
rest after the sun has got high in the
heavens. II Is 10 be- takcn for granted
that every one viii wear tho leas,
amount OF clothing compatible with
docoucy and conventional form But
beyond everything be Of good temper
OF cheerful mind and quiet department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-01
UNIVERSITY OFUTAH
uous1y rairersty Of Desaci,l
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

The 1rit term Of the Academic year. l,lg q
Of the University " Utah will begin at o anu.
Monday SEPT. ~, is2,
The following courses are offered;
1. \ tour yCafa' Classical coursc.
3. four ycars' course 10 Genoral science.
2, a foui.yoars' course In Letter..
& 4 Ihrvo'yesra' course IN Mining and Mn
ing Engineering.
8. Afour.yoars Normal course two years
preparatory,
q. a lhrse year, Normal course two years
preparatory.
The met IKE OF these courtos lead 10 degreeA
Instruction Ia Military Science aud Tactics
will be- continued,
a preparatory school, dcsigned 10 prepare
students 10 pursue any Of the University
COURSES u open 10 persons Of both sexes over
rs years Of axe.
Atudeuu are admitted without charges for
tuition 90 any c0urse they are l.cparcd ~ pur.
sue. There h Hu annual aiWtastou fec OF $500
Tor rcfidcnts OF Utah, and Sli.Ul Tor non resi-
dents
students NAV receive permits for reduced
fares over the railways IN Utah.
FOR further Information Applv to
JOskfu a. klSGsnulY, N, A.,
Jas Acting PRECEDENT