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LAsssuaaH & Bno.
FRIDAY rs REMNANT DAY.

FRIDAY rs REMNANT DAP.
Fam EXCHANGE rs NO RoBBxnY.-
THIS PRovERB HOLDS GOOD ON OUR
THIRD FLOOR
WE REVIVE THE SAME BY ADVANCING
THE GOLDEN RULE OF RECIPROCITY.
WE CONCLUDED TO EXPERIMENT THIS
THEORY OF EQUITY By OFFERING AN
IMMENSE LINE OF MERCHANDISE AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. AS THE
SUMMER SEASON IS IN FULL BLOOM.
OUR STOCK MUCH LARGER THAN IT
OUGHT TO BE. We THINK THIS IS THE
PROPER TINE TO OPEN THE BATTLE.
YOUR BENEFIT Is OBTAINING SUMMER
WEAR AT
ENORMOUSLY REDUCED PRICES.
OUR BENEFIT Is THE UNLOADING OF
OUR HEAVY STOCK AND THE USE OF
PRA CTICAL SENSE OF RECIPROCITY.
AMONG THE MANY VALUES you WILL
cases Of Fine English Tissues, in
suitable patterns. from to IL yards.
liaht and dark figures Reduced from
l2a to Sic. per yard.
We have selected abou. 5000
i ARDS Of divers merchandise. such
a. CHEESE CLOTHS. CHALLIES,
CALICOES and many others In Short
Remnants. to be closed GU. at &c.
Fer yard.
2 CAsrs of very fin. Pine
APPLE Tissue REMNANTS. in light
and dark fast colors. Reduced from
III to Sc. per yard.
10. of Iish.-asurea Canvas
CnorH and STRIPED LACE
GISaHAMs. Reduced from lZac.
to 30. per yard.
Is PIECES of the wsll-lnown
yard wide; fast colors; beautiful pat
terms. Reduced to lOc. per yard.
90 satine-covered Pillows. we'll an
ished. suitable Cor Head Rests. Re-
duosd from Soc to 35c. each.
800 yards Of Black Lace Orzandy
Remnants; warranted fast colors. Re-
dueed from 10 to &c. per yard.
Scases of Lieht-nsured Orsandy Rem
nants. warranted absolutely fast colors.
superb designs. Reduced to lOc. per
yard.
1900 yards Of French PONCE Rem
nants, In Light and dark patterns. one Of
the best bargains on the Sd floor. Re-
duoea from l5o. to &c. per
yard
In colored draperies we have made the
following reduction: A lot of the 16c.
silkoline reduced to l2<c. A lot Of the
1214c. Madras reduced to &c.
THESE SALES. CONDUCTED so REGU-
LARLY. GIVE PEOPLE OF ALL CLAssEsAN
OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE CONSIDERABLE
FOR HERE WE SEND ALL THE SHORT
LENGTHS FROM ALL DEPARTMENTS OF
THE HOUSE. LIKEWISE DO WE SEND
ODDS AND ENDS WHICH TO Us
MEANS LOSS. IN STORES OF OUR
MAGNITUDE REMNANTS ACCUMULATE
HURRIEDLY. AND IT IS SURELY TO OUR
INTEREST TO BE CAREFUL AND SPEEDY
ABOUT THEIR RADIANCE WE LOWER
THE PRICE. But THAT DOES NOT LOWER
THEsTANDARD. IF YOU ARE AT ALL ECO
NoMIoALLY INCLINED YOU HAVE GOOD
OPPORTUNITIES TO PRACTICE HERE.
OUR FAMOUS REMNANT ROOMS ARE
EASILY REACHED BY SAFETY ELEvA-
TOR OR BY BROAD STAIRCASE.
CHOOSE
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HosrERY DEPARTMENT.
pairs Ladies' Boot Pattern Iisle Hose.
black boots and gray striped tops. Sizes s, 81
aud 8 Reduced from 50 to CSC. 3 for 81
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

DIX DEPARTMENT.
Short Lengths of Black Silk u to yards
comprising Brocade. Moire, pesu de Sole,
Figured China. Plain China. Surah Merveil-
leux. Rhadames, Fatue Franchise, Regence.
Bengaline and ArInure
Short Length Figured China Silks, IL to ~
yards
ALL AT Low REMNANT PRICES.
(First floor. Under skyIight
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A SUMNER Suoorsr,ox-
Get
GAS
STOVE at
SHKDD'S and
ks>p cool It's the
sdsoi Stove for surn>r
cooking ALI kinds are hare
st the lowess prices GAS
RANGES perform all cooking opera
tons We have them Il 40 a12 and
up. Ceti and let ss sAse tAsw . ,o~f
5. 5. SHEDD & Bao.. 432 9ru 81
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LINEN DEPARTMENT.

LlNtN DEPARlh ENT.
30 fne Dsinask Towels, .2x.o inches
borders faded from display: Reduced to 25c.
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Misses DEpAsrMESr
Light Weight Tan Broaicloth Cape-sligh.ly faded
size 16 yesrs. Rsduced from go 20 e.
Blue bingham Dresses with yokes-trimmed with
fancy simP; Size and years. Reduced 70 SOC.
Very Fine Persian Lawn embroidered
sktrt-tucked wHist-eurplce effect. Size l6 years.
Reduced FROM Si6 To -. 20.
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Foa TIE
F QUIZ !! T TIL
Or Ju1n
y.S,, ysn; = :s.y. s.ms NO.. SHOES.
ss E: s 8 H:P ss :sses e q f.'
$s!tS;sfs, Z; sI 9sss sHSass
LADIES' OXFORD TIES,
with patent leather tips. 81 75c. Worth sl2a
LADIES' OXFORD TIES,
with patent leather tips. al CSC. Worth sl-5o
Ladies', Tan Russell Goat oxfords.
worth 81, at Sl.49.
LADIES RUSSIA CALF OK oRDs
at sl.oS. Worth 81
FINE poNG0LA OXFORD BooTEEs
G and 1R .a fIs ' 81 '
MEMS CALF oxFoRDs.
London toe and tip. Reduced from q. 80 to q. so
MEMS MEMS RUssIA CALF al PITCHERS AND oxFoRps.
"! SaIHH rsAHEEs SUEDE s2s SHOES
F F wv II 4 III. Y
{: {; III III s. 3 ! I.
ss rTTr M ppp rpv
6: 8: T s. Fl / T. I.
80 AND 3l2 SEVENTH STREET.
81 TEE FIRsr SHOT "a
Ofthe
CANNON BALL CLOTHING CO..
At 7th and d sts.,
Will be fred today. We have received orders from
headquarters to start in and KNIFE OUR PRICES
and make still further reduction Of 10 per cent on
al suitings and P.ntaloons. Including Boys and
Chidren's Sutts
You can now buy sArIN-LINEp rAILoR-MADE
SUIT WORTH SIS FOR
1915.
This is chance you'll get again; We have but
few Of these left you want . bargain don't
delay. but call 1t once and early
You can now buy CLAY w0RsTRD CurAwAY
for
Sl2.
These are the su1s We had such TREMENDOUS rush
on ct el3 so. soyou csn Judge the bargain 80 offer
This DISCOUNT 90 per CENT? VIII also saks IN Al
summer goods, such - Mohair Costs and vssts,
Ponsees and Alpaca
White Flannel suffs nov sill for ga rs.
Striped Flannel Coats and Pants now ssll Soe "a.
60, &C.. &C., &c.
We need money and must ssllii
We are extensive manufacturers and our WORKING
people tunion nbor) hard It vorkystsansupow Fsi
and Winter Stock They hook for their earning, svsry
Saturday night Il u Tor this reason We raaks xhl
CUT IN PRICES- DOM th1nk for . momenA that -
are here for . short time only NO. - have come .
stay. and our Low PRICES SHALL PREVAIL
We have quoted our psfDss 10 you evsr stnssvs
opened They the same tod.y 0s.s 10 psr cent? =
We have but ONE PRICE rfyou would ssvs monsy
oAn and convince yeurssn. ncosts You nothing -,
look. You win hnd polite saiesmen to van on you
Mako no mistake n the plaza You caaS mise a q
the cor. Of It'll and d sta-. Rshtnsuu HRksr's slA
stand.
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JERSEY DEPARTMENT.
ladies' Extra Quality Atwood Cream Cashmere
yersey. with vest Size -. Reduced from e. so 10
Soc
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Cn1IDnrrs Corros UxDrsw.As

OEpARTNENT
4Hand-msde Fine Null Short skiYts, hon.
stitched ct bottom. sotlsd- Rsduced frcm &c
ca Aoor. 10Th q butldtne.)
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WOODWARD d L0rHRoR.
10TH. 18th AND y sra NV.
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Dogs NOTHING UEPARTMENT.
e White Linen Dick SUITS, Norfolk coats.
SiSos and 10. Reduced from Is to 81. 80.
white jersey Blouses. and years. Re-
duced from ~. Is to W..
esd door. 10Th st. bldg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-22

with legitimate commercial welfare.
This is not Mt all for the pur.
pose Of cutting out or cFippliug
trade, for there will always, even under
our most complete development aud
with MI our energies Mt work, be some
things which we cannot produce and
many others which We cannot manu-.
facture; 1t IL for the double purpose
herein suggested, Of permitting moth
ing with which kind Providence has
blessed us to 10 to wpste, and removing
from cur rising generation the posi-.
billy Of obtaining employment from
that eiulstcr source which Is ever on
tho lookout for Idle hands.
We must encourage local industrir;'
must foa.er home enterprises; rnust -
tend our field Of operations, until we
become rs nearly eelf.su staining as We
can. The need for this, though often
toiJ, was never more apparent than
nov. These reflections, briefly stated,
arc what occurred TO ut least few OF
those who witnessed the beautiful pa.
goant yesterday.
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WHAT WILL THE HARVEST BE !

Thore was large number OF people
on the streets through which tho chill
dren's pageant passed yesterday, and
the thoughts which that beautiful per.
Torrance created were different with
different people, while perhaps not
varying at all In regard TO the general
effect. Those Of more reflective turn
Of mind, whose admiration OF tho ad-
mirable is not altogether sensuous and
yet who thoroughly enjoy 1t from all
tandpolnts, found themselves, among
other situations, confronted with an
economic problem In the solution OF
which not merely the little paraders
themselves, but those who looked upon
them and, In fact, the whole commun-
lily is interested.
Within tho brief span OF decade
Aome OF those children will be men
and women, most OF them will be
grown up and all OF them who live
will be far enough advanced along the
highway OF liie to be- occupied with
something useful 10 themselves and
their neighbors. While they are thus
swelling the ranks OF our people, add
ing to the responsibilities and duties
OF those who shape or contribute TO-.
ward shaping our temporal salvation.
ia 1t the case that the fields and avenues
in which they must look for support
and prosperity are increasing In u cor
responding ratio? We greatly fear not;
we arc almost positive that they are
not.
This should not be. Our admiration
for the children should not rest with
only looking admirlngiy upon them OF
praising them for their intelligence
and comcllness; we and not they are
chiefly responsible FOR what they are to
do and be hereafter, aud II II
appears from n careful review OF the
situation that enough opportunities for
their proper equipment in the struggle
Tor supremacy In the race DO not exist,
we must provide others. Education
"a Indispensable, but the edurltion OF
the mind alone Is not enough; besides,
this is at present fairly well attended
70. We must have more factories,
more mills, more workshops, more
schools where practical training In the
means Of acquiring n livelihood. can
bo had. Tins community, always Al
tho front among those which encOur-
age home manufactures and fostel
home products, must take yet othel
and greater stops in advance and CONT
~ near to the point of shutting oil i'm
portaIionp altogether as Is consistent
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PRISONERS INyLNlIYE INGE.
NuITY.

Glove laughs at locksmiths," no We
aTe told; 20 does science mock at Oh
structlons and make light even Of
apparent impossibillties. Tho jcer-
ing AMI ridieule to which Robert
Fulton was subjected lid not entirely
cease until his boat moved naJeslically
of agalns, the current Of the Hudson.
Other devoteea Of occuliei science have
had similar experiences, aud dis.
couragemonts have seldom broken them
down.
Some time since tho nations were
placed on the Qin r'pe by the announce.
mcnt that Ffouchman had dis
covered au explosive more powerful
than any yet known, 10 which he had
given the name OF mollnllc. His
name was Eugene Turpln and he
must have possessed some OF tho
reckless characteristics Of his English
namesake Dick, for he allowed his ex-
plots TO get too for aud the result was
no found himself In "dufgnco vile"
having been convicted OF treason by n
court probably organized for that pur-
pose, the French being very sensitive
regarding ohenses against france.
While confined ne has invented bal
loon that can be guided by the occu.
pant; also n new fuse for shells used at
sea, and n device for the manufacture
Of hydrogen gas for infl iHng balloons
ut comparatively triiiIng cost. II is
also related that an inmate OF the
Maryland penitentiary, Tobias f..
Hudson by name, has invented an i'm.
prove socket for an incandescoDt lamp
and made number Of peculiar clocks,
one Of which Keeps tho most perfect
time.
II has been noticed many times how
confinement and absence from the
customs and practices Of society at
large sharpens ones vita and Increases
ones inventive capacity, this being
shown In the many articles constructed
by prisoners who, before their incar-
coration, exhibited no such aptitude.
IL seoms that there are certain dormant
qualities In everybody and ordinary
conditions have no tendency toward
their development. II Is not to be as.
sumed that the genius OF invention
can be- displayed only during enforced
imprisonment neither can that con-
ditlon be recommended as an encour-
agoment to ils display. At the same
time ovefy Humanitarian will rejoice
II the poor soui condemned to prison
life can thus bo quiekened in the con.
temptation Of other things than Its
mere environment and into the ovolv.
ing Of something that may DO useful In
the affairs OF life.
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y. II. Clifford, New Cassell, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
RheumRnsm, his Stomach WAS dlsor.
dered, his Liver was affected TO an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced In heih
and strength. Three bottles Of Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had n running sore on his leg Il eight
years standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Bittera and seven boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnica salve, and his leg 10
sound and well. John Speaker, Cat.
awba, o., had five large Fever soreo
on his leg; doctors said lie was incura.
bic. One bottle Electric Blttars and
one box Bucklon's Arnica salve cured
him entirely. Sold at A. G.. Smith d
Co.'S Drug Store. 3as
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BJoRNsTJERsE BJoRSsoS, the cele.
brat,d Norwegian poet, dramatist and
radical agitator, whose mind seems to
be turbulent IA the wild waves that
necessarily dash against the rocky
shores OF his native land, has con-
ceived another idea. In n COM
munication to n Danish paper he
attacks the Free Masons, stating
that those who belong TO this secret
order always got appointments TO 10.
munerative offices while Others equally
deserving aro passed by. To remedy
this, he suggests that the king be- prohib.
tied by law from belonging to tho order,
and that Masons bo deprived OF their
privileges rs citizens In the country.
Bjornsen IL a gigantic genius, but most
OF the time he spends his strength on
imp0ssibilities.
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THE WORLD MOVES.

In his excellent speech IN the cole
bration ceremonies last evening, Chief
Justice Zane said, "A few years ago |
mover expected TO sand In this place
and speak to nm audience; the fact that
such is the case shows that the world
moves"
Surely the world does move and
necessarily we-Judge Zsno and all
OF us-move with II. Evolution II
written on every structure, IA blszoued
on the public highways, lie marked
upon tho masses with whom we
mingle, Il even delicately traced
in tho Pigments OF tho foliage
which now greets the gaze wher-
ever the eye may turn. The
mind Of man hero and elsewhere,
when interrupted by wars and free
from the soaring influence Of lawless.
ness and vice, becomes handspring
Of energy and n gstherer Of wisdom
whose beneHcent effects are stamped
upon the brow OF tho worker and ex-
emplifsd In the work accomplished by
his hands.
II has taken time and patience and
thought and care, mingled with the
sweat OF blood, to carve out from the
materials OF the Utah that was the
Utah We now have. Who shall not
say, All honor 10 the founders! Who
can find II In his heart to be niggardly
Of praise for those who built upon the
foundation and year by year, little by
little, as fast as opportunities aud cir
cumstances would permit, added TO the
comfort and beauty and attractiveness
OF Our Mountain Home until II has be-
came magnet attracting TO It's midst
the civilization and improved adyan.
tsges OF the east and the west,
and until at last nothing attainablo by
man aided by faith aud guided by
inspiration Ia impossible to US ! Those
celebrations In the nation yesterday
which were grander than ours were 30
only In the advantages which greater
numbers and more accessible resources
provide, and such were not numerous;
while In enthusiasm, In that generous
feeling Of neighborIy regard which
prompts people TO assemble and COM
minglc their voices In honor Of q great
occasion, there were mono which could
truthfully say they looked down upon
ue.
The Judge Is right; he Ia observant,
thoughtful and truthful. Less than tho
life Of middle-aged man expended
upon Ctah has made Il plain to NIL
observers that tho world moves, and
that its motion Is onward and up
ward. We are hore not To be
sluggards, not to clog the wheels
OF progress or stand idiyiin Its pathway;
but TO work, to learn, to contIivc, to
fore ahead, TO do something, to 10
somebody. What has been done Ia but
beginning; the fruitful future with
smiling face and outstretched hand
stimulates US TO still greater efforts, to
yet grander achievements. With
united purpose, with chickering's and
jeAlouaies cast aside, with malice to-
ward none, with charity for nil and
with nrmne.s In the right" lot the
grand procession move on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-22
A FINE POEM.

Elsewhere in these columns appears
a poem from the pen OF Bishop o. +.
Whitney. 1t was delivered by him
with hne evolutionary efltct at tue
Tabernacle ceremonies last evening and
received enthusiastic plAudits, IL is
thesiory oftheDlsoovery couohed In the
words and measure Of song, aud Is as
finished and well rounded an effort ne
the talented author has yet given ns,
which ia slyiug great deal in It's
praise. The passage referring to Fer.
inand and Columbus aud which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-22

There has no doubt been more livel
OF children eRved from death Ia Group
or whooping cough by the use OF
onions than by any other known REM
ely. Our mothers used to make poul.
tees OF them, or a syrup, which wEs
always ehectusl In breaking upa cough
or cold. DR.. Gums Onion Syrup 10
made by combining few simple rom.
ediee With It, which make IL more
effective as medicine and Il, stroys
the tsgte aud odor OF the onion. 500.
Sold by z. q. IL. !. Drug Dept. DDS
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It will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, II you have a
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Thfoat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs ana Colds IL guaranteed 10 give
relief, or money will be paid back.
Sufferers from La Grippe found i just
the tnlng, and under It's use' had q
speedy aud perfect recovery. Try u
sam lc bottle NJ our expense and learn
for yourself Just how good a thing II
h. Trial bottle itco at a. G. Smith &
Cos Drug Store. Large elzs soc. aud
~ M 40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-22

Since lie FIRST Introduction Electric
Bltlers has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now It Is clearly IN the
lead among pure medicinal tonics and
lieratlves--cuI timing nothing which
4 @ mits its use ~ = beverage OF lntoxl-
cant; II t. recognized as the best and
pnrest medicine for all ailments Of
stomach, L,v rlor Kidneys. II viii
cure SICK Headache, Indigestion, CON
stiphtion, and urive Malaria from the
SO stem. Satisfaction guaranteed with
each bottle or the money will be re-
funded. pIi'e only soc. per bottle.
sold by A. &. Smith x Co., Druggists.
gsH
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closes with the question as to which IL
the lord aud which the vassal now,
is one Of the most striking Of the gems
OF thought which glislen throughout
the entire production. The poem is
well worth taking care Of; Il consii'
tutes valuable and delightful contri.
button 20 our memorable celebration Of
Discovery bay.
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DISTINGUISHED EVEN AMONG
JOURNALISTS.

JOURNALISTS.
There are very Tow men indeed who
can both write and sptak with surpass-
ing ability, the few who can being
mainly newspaper celebrlties. Horace
Greeley was good at either, 20 was
George William Curtis; Henry Grady
was one Of the best tho country ever
produced, but that all.round, patriotic,
companionable and conviyial son Of
the South, and father Of the Star.eyed
Goddess Of Reform, Hon. Henry Wat
tefson, Is tho best OF them all. Tho
latest and In seine respects greatest
chaplct to crown his massive brow IL
hia grand efior, at the dedicatory cere.
monies OF the Columbian Fair at Chi
cago yesterday. To make n thorough
ly appropriate and capable speech on
such an occasion, the orator should
have nm abundance Of tins
In order that he may be
able to say but very little, that is,
little In point Of words; but II must
glow with fervent heat In every sem
tence and every peroration should be
az bright aud incisivc M n Damascus
biaue' fublic SPEAKERS are sometimes
credited win uoing this sort OF thins
oG-hand, and truly enough It does
SOUND hke u NJ tineei hut analysed
hitorward In INC hght OF reason ana
uhstifnulntou Judgment, suoh rhetoric
oil hourlshes Outlines have no cohesive
ness because ueir metaphors are COM
posed OF incongruous material, helf
nlghs Oh nancy 10 not begin from
where Mt All, aud too oiton the more
homeiy but Indispensable adIuncts Of
syntax, orlhoepy and measure are
mutila,ed beyond recognition. Not 30
with Brother Waiterson, and yet lie
had but few days to prepare himself
10.
His speech IA n whole Is little short
OF perfection, being exactly, In detail
and altogether, precisely what the
occasion uemandou' Into mara num-
uteu mus ne nniro"S '"o oroho span
OF history yawning between the land
iny nj Columbus and IN, d.dieation nj
80,
ShichsV, seeniinBy ic"NihB out no
material feature nttainable by rhetorical
t,,...,,. IL, N ,.v ,.... s.n,.roa. o,,.
." ~" '"'
pohucai history as nation IN ueplcteu
and Ia almost as deliberately told AZ
though a lengthy chapter had been
oee"pieu "pon ~, ouf uo'h'S'io sSs'o'n,
our reonperatlvo power, our active
and dormant ,ner,,v. our malchless
M
resources - All these are woven
into fnbric OF rarely equaled phrase.
ology shaded h,re AMI thsro with
N''sJ' Wv"
tender "reminiscences, flashing ever
and anon with words of uepuine clio.
-, ,,,,.1 ,,,...,.,,...
quehce, anu oiha'ho"'eu eNeiS whore
with dlction OF tho lDftiesl ami most
sehoi.,lv ,yn. th. Who'll, hreath,,o
sN"S Sf
form spirit Oh nationhi anu domestic
patriotlsm rarely edualed.
what could ho fln.r linn ,ha ,olIou
"H"' '""'N w ""'' '''" ''o 'oH'"
ing;
Tho curse OF slavery Ia dead. It was
.na JON, nes'ns9 o Voc pd 70 po w,p'u Tu,
mirage OF Tho Confodoracy has vanished.
II WINS essentially bucolic-a vision of
economic SlIncy Tho Consli,n,ion ~ No n
lonaor ropo Of sand.
And those who witnessed our street
eantyesterday VIII appreciate the
following;
At this moment In every part OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-22

Itching Piles are known by moisture
ike peruplration, causing intense Itch.
Blind, Bleeding or Proiruding, yield
ut once TO DR.. Bossnko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly on phrts affected,
nbsorhs tumors. allRys Itching and ef-
feclH permanent euro. so cts. Drug
glsiB or mail. Circulars free. DR..
Bosnnko, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by
z. q. NJ. 1. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-22

The world is better bocGuse OF such
n remedy as BallRrd's Snow Liniment,
because this article relieves It OF much
pain anu misery, aud we hre thus ena.
hled to enjoy lts brighter side. II posi-
tvoly curee all forms OF Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Headache, Sick Headache,
Lame Back, all Sorts aud Wounds,
Cuts, SprainR, Bruises, SIN Joints,
Contracted Muscles, Poisons, Erup-
tionn, Corns, Weak Back and all pain
aud all Inflammation on man or beast.
lps the best because it's the most pone-
trating. Beware of ali white Lini.
ments which may be pslmej of on
you for Ballnrd's Snow Liniment.
There ia none like ii. Sold by u. q,
NJ. |. Drug Dept AK
"RoYAL CRYSTAL SALT" has
no CQunl.