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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03
DEATH or RENAN.


A DISPATCH in Saturdays NEWS
briefly announced the serious illness Of
Joseph Ernest Roman, and fore.
Swallowed his early demise as a con-
olusion OF tho physicians In charge.
The latter's judgment proved TO be cor.
rect; the great theologlnn, orientalist
and philologist yielded up his immor-
tai part yesterday, the cause OF death
being congestion OF tho lungs with
sympathetic affection OF the heart.
Rensn wns born in 1928 at rreguier,
France. He early developed intellectual
qualities OF high order, and after a
preparatory stage OF education NJ tho
hands OF priests was sent to the semin.
AIRY of Able Dupanloup at Paris, to bc
graduated in the miniatry, He later
completed his philosophical studies
at lssy, and from there went to 81.
Sulpice. His, however, proved 10 be a
case OF instruction leading TO different
results than was Intended OF expected
by his instructors, his thoughts and
expressions assuming range Of free
dom and flight a, times wholly incom.
patible and ut nearly all times not in
perfect harmony with strict orthodoxy.
Ho early became an author and soou
acquired distinction; editorial pursuits
also occupied portion Of his tins, he
having founded La LbeTte de teascr
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p'Liberiy 70 Think," Otherwise free
thougbtl, IN lsis. Pcrhapa the work
which attracted the greatest attention
Of all his productions, was comrara-
lively recent One--La We Dc Jesus,
prrhe Life OF Jesus.") rhis book
created something Of commotion
throughout the intellectual Worldi Il
deuioi the divinity Of the Savior aud
treated Him simply a. n men u I'M
usual and philosophical Characteristic,
Of good general disposition ami depoft-
meni, but not entirely above some OF
the mortal weaknesaes.
II Is perhaps fair In summing up
Remains general character, to place
him among the intellectual giants Of
the age, one Of those whose acquire
monls are the result Of reliance upon
the merely sensuoys impressions Of the
mind and ia which the soul takes but
little part when II takes any part at all.
In brief. he lcd the van Of the modern
school Of free thought, or ngnostioism
as It Is more recently termed, and gave
us In his wonderful developments Of
Intellectual power n complete exem.
plincalion Of the mild Of u philosopher,
the training Of Jesuit and the In.
stincte OF an infdel united In one aud
the same being.
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SPEED THE PARTING.

No piece OF news Of recent date will
convey more genuine pleasure to the
majority = the citizens OF the northern
part Of Utah than the announcement
that Reverend J. wesley Hill OF the
Methodist church In Ogden has Gao.
cepted call" from the First NJ. f..
church In Helena, and will proceed
thither without delay. To say that the
impudent young upstart has dlshonoIed
his creed and following would be per.
haps too strong n statement, since the
conduct OF ono parsonage, no matter
how reprehensible, ought not to pre-.
iudlce any canse whose objects are good
and whose methods are reputable. But
TO say that he hns dlshonored his call.
ing, grossly insulted ths general com.
munity, aud specially panied and
Inundated the self.respectlug members
OF his own church IN 30 easily with.
In the limits OF truth that nc
honest man win rise TO dispute It,
He has been shown to be n shameless
sermon'thief an arrant hypocrite, on
utterer OF base fabrlcstiops, and o
venomouB bearer of false witness. OF
his other qualities It may he said thai
he Is n strivor after the sensational In
the pulpit, u mendicant Of supreme Of
frontery for the church Golfer, and 4
busting promoter OF questionable land
epeculations from which he doubtless
hoped the church would derive som,
profit. II these DO merits, happy ar,
we TO be able TO accord them to him.
Given field where the sight OF /
"Mormon" or the sound OF "Mormon
ism" could not strike his pious senses
the young man might make a fairly
acceptable exhorler, for he talks like (
mill'clapper without pause or ceasing
II may DO that only In Utah and wher
thinking about Utah the rabies attach
him. We shall hope 30 for the sake o
the good people Of the Flrat Nj. Il
church OF Helena, Montana, to whom
we now gratefully commend him
Few tears over his departure will b.
shed In Ogden, where for 10 thes
several years he has been "a stumbling
block to good fellowship and an oflens
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LrrrrRs or AccEPrAScE.

IliE letters OF the Two prihoipa'
oahuiaA'os ior tho fresiuenoy heNe
ueen placed before the people, reAu anu
oons'uer.d' According 10 party usage
those Of the candidates Tor inc wee
frequency are now Ia order' com.
mehc'ns win TINT OF MI hela anu
followed closely py that OF Denetai
stevenson IL IA the un"Fl'Iuh IA"
oil parties that the one IN power
muAt lend out In the matter
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A DUTY AND 4 PLEASURE.

At the Stake Priesthood meet.
ing ON Saturday last, several
Of tho speakers touched upon
n matter that Ia In every sense timely
and worthy OF consideration by the
Latter.day Saints living In Salt Lake
City and the immediate Vicinity.
We allude to the suggestions with
reference to providing accommodations
for our friends from the country who
will be In attendance nj the General
Conference.
WCltlzens OF salt Lake have certainly
not departed no far from their aforetime
Instincts and inclinations as TO need
more than hint on the subject OF hos
pltaliiy. The same generous impulses
that prompted every family In the
good old days to MI lie table with
gucstr, 10 mir the spare bed.chambcrs
and spread couches upon every floor,
and to provide shed and stall and cor
raj room for tho animsls and vehicles
Of the country cousins from far
aud near, are assuredly still ex.
listing, though perhaps tribe
rusty through di,use. Railroads and
rapid transit have worked many
changes, II Ia tIuo, and made unnsces-
cary many OF the arrangements VI
former times. We refuse to believe,
however, that the putting on Of
metropolitan apparel has expelled from
the hearts Of our citizens the cordi.
ality OF welcome that made our semi.
annual conferences such seasons Of
wholesome pleasure and mutual en-
joyment.
or all the household arts and grace,
real hospitality Ia the most admirable.
Tho hearty gratitude OF guest
well.entertained 10 OF more value
than money. Display or osten.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The sixty.thlrd Semi-annual Con-
ference Of the Church Of Jesus Christ
Of Latter.day Saints will convene In
the Tabernacle, Salt In he City, at 10
O'Clock on Thursday morning, October
9Th, 1892.
The officers and members OF the
Church generally are cordially invit-
ed 70 attend the meetings Of the
conference.
wILFoRD WOODBURY..
GEoRoE q. CANNON,
JOSEPH +. SMITH,
First Presidency.
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Snow LiSinrSr at the ontario
Niue.

l.. Lakewood, Of the Ontario Mine,
Park Ciiy, tayE Bhilard's snow
Linlment cured him OF Rheumatism
OF long standing after all other
remedies had Idlcd. He states. "f
cheerfully commend u 10 my frirnds
~ being the beet Llnlmont In the
world for cuts, epfnins, bruisef, old
sores, rheumatlsm, neuralgia, back.
ache, sick headache. IL goes right In
and draws out oil lnlamatlon."
IL VII cure fprained auckie in TWEEN.
ty.four hours. II will cure any old sore
on man or beast. II oures ali pain and
all inflammation.
Do not allow any other white lini.
ments 10 be put Oh on you for Snow
Iinimtnt There 10 no other like IL.
Sold by z. y. MI. Drug Department.
gNK
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sarod from Death n, onions.

There ha, no doubt been more uves
OF children saved from death la Group
or whooping cough by tho use OF
onions than by any other known REM
~. Our molhen used to make poul.
tlces Of thtm, or q syrup, which was
always electual In breaking upa cough
or cold. Dr. Gunn's Onion syrup Is
madv by combining n few simple ram.
o1lss with II, which make 1t more
effective na n medicine anu II stroys
the taste mud odor Of the onion. 600.
Sold by Y. Q. N. |. Dfng Don't. d.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

A reuoHoi outbreak Of cholera at
Holme,ln, y. ~, created much excite
ment IN thnt Y ciniiy. Invest pation
showed a a. the disosse was notNholern
hut n violent dysentery, which IL nj
most NJ ~, ere and dangerous az chol.
ora. Mr.. Walter Willard, prominent
merchant OF Jamesburg, two miles
from Helmr'ia, eays Chnmherlnin's
Collie, Cholera and Disfrhma Remedy
has given gfent fais'ac,ion In the
most severe &c e. OF oyscniory. IL Is
certainly ore Of The hest things ever
made. For falo by z. @. Nj. |. Drug
Dent.
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A Great liver msd,eIpc.

DR.. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills aro
q sure cure for uiek headache, biliou8
complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion, OF o
tiven,sy, torpid liver, etc. Thcss plls
insure ptEect digestion, correct the
liver aud stomach, RET ulate the bowels,
purify and enrich the 81 o I aud maks
the skin clear. They also produce =
good appetite and inyigorgte and
strengthen the entire System by their
tonic action. Ihpy only require Ono
PHI for Dose aud never grips or eick-
on. Sold nj 25 cents box by "a. q. MI.
Drug Dent DIS
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"rhere IL no usn Of any one suffering
with the cholorn when Chamterliin's
Colic, Cho'era and Dlarrhma Rem, dy
can be procured. II will give relief H.
n few minutes and cure In n short time,
| have tried IL aud know, Nv. II,
Clinton, Helmetta, n. J, The cpl.
demlc NJ Hclmotta was at first believed
10 be chol' p. but subsequent investi
cation PRIV, d II to he violent form OF
dvstentery, almost as dangerous ri
cholera. The remedy was used here
with great succ,sa. For sale by z, G,
NJ, !. Drug Dept.
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the COTTON PIELD.

COTTos may not be as kingly rs II
once was, that is, 4. Ia not 30 much the
unapproachable despot OF ante 5eRum
days; but II Is yet mighty factor Ia
the economic scale. The census bulle-
tin on this subject Just Issued by Com.
missioner Porter shows the increase In
acreage aud yield in one Of the South
ern States during the past decade 10 be
something decidedly wonderful and
altogether unprecedented, this State
being Texas, which, while being the
largest 10 not the most populous nor In
all respects themost productive State;
there the yield for lss9.9O was 3,039, 1865
acres ngainst Ellis, 1875 neres In 1879.
1850, the crops respectively amounting
10 /, 40, 1853 bales and 500, 2Si baleH-an
Increase Of 6Gb, 06D bales, being an ad.
vance at the emo rmous rate OF S0.53
per cent. and $500 per cent respective.
ly. OF course this gain il not uni.
form throughout tho cotton belt;
ON the contrary, those States lying
nearest the northern limit show some
thing OF a falliugon both as to acreage
and yield, indicating that they Grc
gradually drifting into other pursuits
which are to them more profitable,
The other Gulf States are not reported
on, but 1t is reasonable to suppose that
| they will mt least keen pace with Tex.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

Are you Bilious, Constipated or
troubled with Jaundlce, Sick Head
ache, Bad Taste in Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue. Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin. Pain Ia
Back and between the Shoulder,
Chile and Fever, etc.7 ifyou have any
Of theGe symptoms, your Liver Is out
OF order and your blood 10 slowly
being poisoned, because your Liver
does not act properly. HERBINE will
cure any disorder OF the Liver, Stom-
aeh or Bowels. II has no equal a. a
Liver Medicine. Price rs cents. Free
trial bottlea nj z. q. n. L. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like peppira,ion, causing intense Itch.
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding, yield
Mt once 20 DR.. Bosanko'B Pile Remedy,
which acts directly ON parts affected,
absorbs tumors. allays itching and Of
fec,s n permanent cure. 80 cts. Drug
gisis or mail. Circulars free. DR..
Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold hy
z. q. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

The prominent leaders OF the Demo.
cEtic party with the entire Ogden
delegation wilt leave Salt Lake via
the Rio Grand Western at $3.50 q. M,
October 9Th. The II. q. w. will put on
one Of their fastest and most comfort.
able trains, and all the delegates ana
the public aro invited 70 Join 10 max.
ing grand showing. Fare IL round
trim,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

For the accommodation OF those
Wishing TO attend the Territorial Con.
vention ut Provo, Oct. 9th, n special
train has been GrrangCc for via the Rio
Grande Western TO leave Salt Lake ut
$40 am. The train VIII start from
Ogden conveying theDRden delegates
and friC nds 10 this city, where the Salt
Lake County delegation will Join and
proceed TO Prove. IL Ia hoped that Ms
many as possible will come with us.
Fac Will lie Sl.00 for round trip, and
tr0in viii return 80 minutes after adj
journment OF convention, whenever
that may be.
"RoYAL CRYSTAL SALT"
nav. ' rata hart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

10 Christianity. We rather suspect that
were the iull facts to be made public it
would be found that the "call from
Helena" was not 80 potent as The kick
from Ogden In bringing about his
change OF paotora,e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

AS WILL be- seen from IA le cal itonl
in another column, our enterprlsing
ootemporary, the Salt Lake Herald,
has secured the services Of Hon. @,
w. Penrose as assistant editor. The
Herald is to be- truly congratulated on
this most valuable acquisition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

THE BEsr sALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, horoe, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappsd
Hands, Chilblsins, Corns and all Skin
Erup,ions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pey required. Ills guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Pric. IS cents per box. Fer
tAle by A. C.5mith q Co.
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II you ars billoua, duh, drovsy,
sleopy; have bad taste In the mouth
ON arising I'm tho morning; restless al
night, constipated and have indiges-
tlon, your Liver Ia out Of order and
your blood is slowly being poisoned
Hnrbine viii cure any disorder OF the
Liver, stomach or BoWels. Sold by 2.
9. NJ. 1. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

II ia not unusual for colds conlrfc 4
In tue fall TO hang on oil winter. In
such cases catarfh " chronic bronchi.
tls arc almost sure tn r. ut. A fifly.
coat bottle Of hnmberisih 's Cou IA
Remedy viii cur, any colI. Can you
afford 10 risk 50 much iorto small an
amouuR This lomedy IL intended
ecinlly for tad colds and Group and
can always lie detended upon. For
tale by a. q. VI. |. Drug Dops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

IT. Charles ESAporsted Cream ia FOL
sale Mt the following drug stores
ScarH's, u. G. NJ. f., Farlow's, Godbe.
Pitts Drug Go. aud a. Hollnnder'-. II
viii be found on sale at other drup
stores throughout tho city Rnd Terri
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remains

WITH A devotion that under other
circumstances would be sublime, the
Tuscarora band have holsiel In their
local wigwAm tho banner behind which
they marched to inglorious defeat al
Chicago. some people are OF 20 deli.
cate, sensitive a nature that the less
they SEQ an unpleasant reminder
Haunted IN their iacls, the better they
like 1t. OF such, however, arc not the
Tuscaroras. They desire to 0e known
Us possessing neither deliclcy nor sen.
sibility.
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.


THE NEWS acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of circular letter from the exc
cutive committee OF the Associated
Pfehs, and has given II n cafeiul
pemsal.
The circular Is Issued, as alleged,
because Of "falEe aud misleading re-
ports which are being promulgated TO
injure" the Association, whereupon
II becomes necessary to make certain
defensive and explanatory state
men,e. One Of these is the somewhat
refreshing one that the company Is an
organization for the collection and
dissemination OF news; that ils object
Il not to make nioHV, but through COS.
operation to obtain the best news
service potsible for Ia membefa and
clients. The statement ms whole
would have been Just M strong II not
a little stronger without the reference
to money making, because II Is pretty
well understood by those who pay It's
tolls that they are sufficiently numer-
GUS and sufficiently high to cover all
expenses and leave considerable
margin OF profit; this must go some
where, and II Is idle TO say IL goes to
charity, while II Is nh assured fact that
10 far II has not COMO to the belterment
u the service. The surplus receipts
have, Of course, gone where they
should 20, aud where no weil-uiA-
posed person VIII object - their
going - into tho pockets OF
the owners and mhnagera OF the
enterprise. While this may not be ne
object, II 10 undoubtedly an object, anu
being entirely unreprehensloie need
not be denied.
The circular then goes ON without
enllghtonlng w as to what the "fal,e
and misleading reports" are, but leaves
US to conjecture, by the force OF im-
plicntion, that such reports arc The
negative Of what IL aiiirmed--namely,
that some one has said that tho Assooi'
atod Press makes money one OF Its fea'
sons for living, and thai II does not
seek through cooperation Tor other
wise?) to obtain the best news service
possible for lts members and clients.
This laitor charge, II a negation can he
called n charge, might be false anu
misleading" aud being, unlike the
other, blow at the company's reputa'
tion and standing, might prop
erly be denied In toto and
specifically II such denial can
DO made upon truthful grounds.
But we are not long permitted 10 en-
gage In 20 defensive thought, for n
little further on we come TO the admis-
sion that sowing to complications
which have existed until recently tho
service has been allowed 10 become in
ferior to Its Standard" and that steps
have been taken 10 overcome this de-
feet and place the workings OF the COM
pany upon n proper footing. This Ia
coupled with numerous other state.
ments and promises OF n moro'or leas
rose.huod character, for the realization
OF which tho A. Pa subscribers, as In
duty bound, win ever pray.
II Ia very evident that II the com.
pany's legal adviser prepared the cir.
cular they ought to change attorneys
without delay. Even an n plea OF con.
fesslon aud avoidance, II Is sorry
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THE COUNTY coroner ought to
pay an official visit to, and
make 1t his early business to
cit upon, some OF the city sewer pipeh;
not necessarily to determine the
cause Of the decomposition which has
strongly set In, but to provide for the
removal aud decent lnterment Of The
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"SUcu denials and yitupora,lons prove
nothing. We viii lei our report speak
for itseli.'-Coi. Robertson m f0yt lHaJlie
Gd-cNc.
IL would be some relief to know from
their own lips, once Tor all, whether In
letting their "report speak for itself, .
the Utah Commission are also willing
to let It speak Tor them. The sieken.
Ing repetition Of the phrase, "denlals
aud interpretations Tor denunciatlonsl
prove nothing," leads plainly to the
belief that Ia bringing forth their
document the uverworked CommlBsion
have iett themselves without reserve
thought Or even change VI verblage.
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DO you wish 10 borrow money? II
80, call on lionls Savings Bank and
Trust Co. We can loan In any amount
desired. No commissions charged.
Interest paid on deposits. Wilforl
Woodruff, President. George NJ. Can.
nnn ,faahigr
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Special train conveying TO Provo the
Ogden and Snlt Lake delegates and
others via Rio Grande Western leaves
Salt Lake ut $40 a. M. Returns 80
minutes after adjournment Of conven.
ton. Fare 10 round trip.
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nov rhcv wii 9, Z" Prove.

Very many OF the prominent Demo-
cratic leaders 70 To Provo ON the fast
ily ing special Of the Rio Grand West.
efu at S.3D n. M, October bth. Every
body invited to join. Fare 81 round
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troNo. bctohrr oth.
Via the Union Pacific, the official
route. Special trains S n. m. and 0
n. IN. Fare only 81.
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Impure salt ~ gritty. hitter and has
acrii, puckery taste. "ROYAL CRYS-
TAI SALT" h 100 per cent. pure and
has sweet delicious favor.
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For D.mocratic Conveniioni
as.... NN..N....t..

The Union Pacific has been selected
ns official route. Special trains leave
at S n. m. and 0a. M. Faro ouly 81.
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"ROYAL CRYSTAL sALT.r
Even in grain as the sand In an hour
RIAsa.
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Discriminating pA'atsH demand
"BOYAL CRYSTAL SALT"
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= For fino Wall PAYER and Room
Moldlngs, 90 TO the Utah Paint and
OIL Co., opposite City Hall. cod
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DR.. Burrows, Oculist, AuriSt and Op.
iician. speotaclos fitted. Commercial
Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

Hoods Pills act especially upon the
livef rounus u from torpidity ~ iis
natural dutics, cure constipation ana
assiet digsatiou.
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90 to n.moera,ic Convention.

Provo. October 9th.
Via the Union Pacific, the official
route. Special trains s n. m. and 8
a. m. Fare only 81.
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Is the complaint oi many poor morials,
who know not where 10 find RELIEF.
Hoods Sanaparilla possesses Just those
elements Of strcugth which you no tar
nestly crave; IL viii Guild you up, give
you an appetite, strengthen your ston-
hch AMI ncfvoa. Try IL.
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HAPPY HOUR DENTAL co.. 2igi
State 81, opp. HOLMES building. Hours
DAY and night. Remember the place.
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TABLE =. GOODS
ALREADY PREPIRED.
IN SOUPS.

Chicken, OK Tail. Gi,sen and Mock
Turtle, Beef, Mulflgatnwny, Com
some, Tomato ans. other varieties