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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-06
OBITUARY.

Rev. Samuel Longfellow, Brother of the Late
Poet, and q Compiler of Hymns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
HARVEY FISK & SONS,
90 Nassau Street, New-York City.
Dealers in United States BOndc
and other Securities.
ROND CALL.

BoND CALL
OFFICE or PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF FIRE
AID POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
CITY OF MEMPHIS, Shelby CO.. Tenn. June ., 1892.
ndc oad by virtue OF the authority conferred by
tlon 10 OF the Legislature OF Tennessee passed
March 81 1855 and under and by virtue OF the resolution
by the Legislative Council this day. IN the follow
ing words and ngurrs, VIZ.
That tho President Of the Board Of Firs and
Police and he Is hereby and
,trueed call for the redemption OF $50 900 % Of
TuN District Bonds, be l.
that the bonds called
Resolved further that said call shall be- for thou.
and dollar bonds series maturing 1918 and hail
he for Nys 1861 1870 1905. 1907, 1908. 1902 1901.
1900, Iseg, l9as, 1921 log. I9%. i,o, i99I 100
1917, 1915 1915. 1874, 1913 l552 i61 1870 1862 1868
k"soyd iurthtr that hls ca q bonds be publish for
daily paper published IN The city Of Nrw-Yo X.
do hereby call In for nent the thr.ynye ~ 900 co
bondh NUMBERED above.
Said bonds will be paid Tex July. 1892. coupons
p-0 nation after July |. 1892, NJ he National city
iunk, In Ncw.York City, or at the Mcmphls City Bank
i'm rmphls, Tenn, md Interest said called Numbered
1Onds VIII cease after July l. 1892
W. L. CLAPP,
President Of the Board OF Fir, and Police
Commissioners OF the city u Memphis.
Attest: JNo. J. SHEA. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01

.hoy; =, increase OF iJO,0O0 francs gold
AID = decrease OF 2.A25.O0o francs silvcr.
t,rsrs Kounrze Bros. advertise payineh, ., 81
, interest on numerous town. city ana co""''
ire Cleveland. Cincinnati Chicago and -;
Tonis has declared a sami-annual -vlde1d 9i
IL - per cent on tire common s'"" pay"
The Emicrant Industrial Savings Tank VIII
pay interest On deposits on July c,,.iros
Panx las been credited TO dcpoSitors nj the rate
Of 3 !? per cent year - ,oo,o, ,.
A dividend of ) irg cent ha' hcen declared by
the Magyar Falls Insurance ompanN ma,
The 81 Nicholas I,ank VIII pay Schli"""'i
dividend If . per cont on July j. -, ,,..,
! tr5c Vc,y-yorll Savincs Bank has declared
interest on ,rljosts AT the rate Of per cent
\ srmi.annu2l dividend Of per cent has
been declared by the Nassau Natiohai Ba'R oi
The atlantic Trust COMPANY; Mcssrs, Wins
low Jnnirr X co. Farmers Loan and Trust
COMPANY and Coffin IL stanton VIII pay dlNl,
dends on large number Of securities advertiser
WaSsrs Coffin & Stanton Offer to investors
gage Is. which are legal investment for saVlngs
hanks and trustees in Connecticnt ana MdsS,chtic
eetts: $4,000 New-l!aven and Derby H. T.. OF
Connecticut, per cent consolidated hor'g'sc
bonds. and per cent certificates oil lhd1oic,'hcSt
81 the same company: $4,000 Sharon X X, OF
Pennsylvania guaranteed stock, and $4,000 city
of Chicago per cent Worlds Columbian Expo,
sition bonds. Further particulars Will be found
in onr advertising columns
Mcssrs Blair & Co. offer 70 investors n seiec-
ton Of high-gradr railroad bonds belonging Ia
the Vanderbilt systems. as advertised in another
column of this Issue. The offerings represent
over 81 ,Ooo, 900 and bear interest at the rate
of A. 3, and per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
TIE DAY TX TIE BOND MARKET

Small sales Of Government coupon A. were
made M tlc Stock Exchange at Il decline of Is
Der cent al III 5-s Final quotations, however,
were unchanged D. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

1bursday .1urc 30-p. m.
Tic approach OF the Independence Jay or'hgS
increased dulncss 70 the stock market d" ''
c,,ncral list to-day there was almost co"P'''r
s,agpa;ion. with narrow fluctuations ana en''',
final changes Chicago, Milwaukee ana ~ ",'
md Philadelphia and Reading we're the ohN
stoc,,s in which the movement deserves mention.
The former ends at the same quotation a' Ses.''-
d,v although tlcrc we're indications of trading
,caliyqtione. Reading is down fraction. al apo''
~ lowcr point. although Delaware, lHck'wnnna
AMI Western is higher. allowing for Tic DIVIDEND
,ybcb came OF. The Indifference of Reading 10
tho cl,rac,or of its May report of earnings and
,hc additional advance in the price OF coai NAV
later on provc to bc prrmeditai"d. The decline
IN the stock cannot be ascribcd 10 bear ~"ing Tor
il yyauld reouirr unusual tcmcrity for the Snort
interest in the face Of favorable influences. -
enlarge lis already important limits Eo'otess
the arcc holders OF the stock are Sitlsi'd 10 Wdit
for the final effect OF 1ncrehslns pr 'n,s
wasting energy 10 prevent further Ii lnuiactur' oil
cnntr,c.s reu.inx possible Developments IN thc
LITIGATION over TIN lcns"s 81 me Jel '| N'n'ia'
AID Lehigh Valley. Thc Industrial sh|r > t'-naS
vcrc cn,spicuois because Of the ACTIVITY hhI
weakness in Chicago Gas and the weakness OF
American Sugar Refinery Chicago vas IeI T,ia
nearly per cent. The rnnors o. rrnewrn l''Is la,
willie Chicago spectators have had an eAtra,r-
fnory SUCCESS al times IN n'lna , ,Le
M hinerv of law Tor tlelr pufpoN'I .'
t,It Of n threatened receivershp could not dis
turb legitimate acasr The eyf ,h of Sn SAFE" s
titude could harilS be ignored and to-day's de-
preston probably represents a phase Of The
MANIPULATION which finds il prohtaole az the mo
nIent 90 a.opt leansh purpose. The weakness
In sugar might we'll have been sympathetic. con
slicring the resemblance IN es'%ntlhi character
between the two stocks >,
That to-days iral changes arc, principally losses
was due t. the inertia If speculation. Although
IRON adyjccs were more cheerful the eyes OF
wall Street are hNed on the Government reports
ten days distant The frmer tone 10 the foreign
exchanges has prepared traders for renewal
Of gold exports Although holder OF ttoeT' eH
mcnt may not he favoIably impressed by tie
W ar.somH sta nation in the public de'nanI and
the marifcsi Indifference NJ the fpginent VI the
great interests which alone could supply ANNA
zion 10 the narrow market
TIE DAY X TIE BOND MARKET
Small sales Of Government coupon ~ were
made at the Stock Exchange at Il decline OF Is
ner cont at III IS. Final quotations, however,
were unchanged D. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
sEAMEN's BANK FOR SAYINGS.
Dipi0en0 Notires.

A LII COUPONS due 1st prox., and the prin.
Aciral Of all bonds due that date issued by THE
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, and secured By
rolling stock furnished railroads under cAfus FORM WIN
paid aud after that at the Offices Of posi-,
MAkTIN q co. No % wa-st Sew;ro c,lS and. and E. W.
June 30, 1892. II. A. v. POST, Treasurcf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
OFFICE or THE
NEW.YORR GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY CO.,
80 CEDAR.Sr.. NEw.YOnK.



JULY 1ST, 1892.
To che holders OF Trust Receipts Issued by tho New.
York Guaranty a. Indemnify Company fer preferred
stock OF the Thomsoi Houston Electric Company de-
cost under Stockholders cmcnt dated Feb. o. 1897
Notice Is herby given that and after July .. iSp1
company WIN b. prepared deliver 10 che hoders ~
receipts ISSUED by IL 'or shares OF tho preferred stock
the ThOms0aIonstOl Electric Company under the stock
soiders above named. IN exchange for such
:u. receipts. c.Ttn acs for preferred stock VI the Genera;
Elc ric Company OF York at the rate " cxchanre
stated ia said stockholders agreement namely One shan
Il the preferred stock OF the Electric Company ;0r
ivory foIr shares Of the preferred stock OF the Thomson
Houron Electric Company represented by such trust
ccpt For fractional part Of share Of The preferred
.tock Of the Gen"ra Electric Company - which q holder
Il Trust Receipts shall b. entitled upon The surrender
he sane this Company WILL account OF such fractional
Interest, Issue Trust Receipt providing upon
surrender thereof accompanied by other Trust Re-
cclpts representing In the aggregate rights
entire shares o. the preferred stock OF the
Electric Company the bearer shall Dc entitled receive
from this Company certificate for the Ct preferred
stock OF the General Electric Company represented by such
Trust Receipts surrendered.
The books for the transfer Of the Receipts FIR
above mentioned will be permanently closed Avg. l..
1907. II. \. MURRAY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
NEW BANKS.
Location Title. Capital.
E""''' y SStS. p..c.idcnt $500 900
10 do q general inv stment business
Ia ora Wash ne Investment Trust Co., 1890.
e.. VI Uall1f. president. .......-.-... 5cOOOD
To leass aud invest In real estate,
al In stocks. rate n ways. etc.
NEW COMPANIES.
Cota,a. Z Dlstict, Mont-LEcoln Mining Co. $1,000.
Harry C. Briggs. president ..----.. 2OO.OcO
Kansas CITY, No.-Thc Kansas city LlN0tf
r. lwny Co.. u. VI. Ed- rton re-
cciNcr. recently sold 20 the Met
'ololJan Trust Company OF Now
YorN = cpTpo' alton with ht
above title has been formed BY :. i.
JARVIS, =. J.. { onklin and Othcrn, -
rith q capital q ..........-. ......--. 2,OOO,OOO
th,ch VIII enlcayor 70 run the lnc.
philaf,Iuhis Pcnn.-Thc Philadelphia and
Sor'h"ln Railroad h.. increased It's 49, -
-ppta from fGOO.OOn to .........-.-.. 1,OCOOCO
snd t. 10 build u branch q the Rad
M from Mister station 70 ''lcnsd".
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

They stood IN the darkeued vesti
hulo Of double Hat hoiise up town
1t was a late hour and a cold night
but these were nothing for d wia-
he and she. and thHy were young
and stood very clusely together
Time stood no show alongside Of up
portunity.
You don't love me q biti" she
said
Love YOU worship sou. sweet
heurt -dariing~ The blond head
was brought agninst the manly
breast for the fifteenth time aud a
snft clinging kiss WIS planted where
IL would do the most good
Break away. camc hoarsely from
amid the feminine debris
what did you say dagu3tF
Come oil m a half snothcrvi
whisper
why. darling. never hcarl yOu
use slang before DON'T
- never sud a won't shcdcclara
1T must have htu' and tpiI1bi,
dread uverumr her
II never Thought" he bosln H.
grctiulv
"inu did yes you did"
why. who That
Both young people suddenly staiJe,
away from the wall pgd.,.st whicl
they had been leaning aud stnr.d %
the two ranges OF bright letter nuAu
and owlish speaking uh's
viii you never cour m. dow
there
"Oh plague ON it' rhata Johnny.
said She with deep disgust "Ou
speaking trbc's ont OF onlgr ] loi
got. w. New York Herald
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13
Catarael NAVIGATION Company.

The Cataract Navigation Company
has filed articles Of incorporation In
the office Of the county clerk.
The company lie organized to carry
on the busiusss Of owning and oou-
iIucting boats and vessels with which
to navigate the Colorado, and Grnnde
rivers In the Territory. The capitnll'
milton OF the company is 100000,
divided into 5000 shares Of the par
value Of sl0 eaen. The ineorporators,
with the number Of shares taken by
each, are; James g.. Nee, 62j; w. g..
bowling, 1850; A. u. Miller, 1850; j..
u. Menech, 1850; James ID. Pardee,
t25. The company holds a number Of
maps and surveys Of the regions along
The Colorado river and "A chart ot the
navigation channels Of the rivers.
The officers are W. q, Bowling, presl-
Dent James q. Nee, vice.prrsldeni;
A. Is. Miller, secretary aud treasurer.
The officers form the board OF direc'
'on for the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

Bristol wmrh il the oldest hor
ough In Pennsylvania claims the
honor OF having lnaugdratrd In this
country the famous county fair.
proving los assertion by papers That
show that a grand iolliiicauon. par
taking of all the usual fair features.
was held there ~ far back Ms l5l2.
From this date for seventy five years
scmiunnuni fur. took place IN the
borough, but the authorities then
prohibited them ON account of the
lawless character they had assumed.
In those oldeu times the decree Of
fashion ruled the country swain ~
sternly M now bur one way was
CONNIE II faut tor the swell youth 10
bring his "brst girl % the fair. aud
that way was M follows
10 mounted hi- nag coatless ha
hind mm wa his sweetheart, and
still further behind almost ON the
horses tail. was securely strapped
his coat within which his dancing
shoes were tcndcrly wrapped lie
worc two pniI'' Of stockings the outer
pair OF colpred yarn aud tho inner OF
fair white silk The tops of III,
stockings Of darker hue wcrc Away,
turned down to show the whitene.y
OF the interior hosiery. ana the On
tire effect Of the nag, man and girl
according to Bristol'4 oldest inhubi
tant. WIS beautiful IN the extreme.
Philadelphia Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13
Personal.

g. Il. Jordan, OF Chicago, is at the
KnutsiOrd.
j. +. Conuor, Of stockton, is IN the city.
David Ray, OF Ogden, IL in salt Lake.
D. g. Forest, u prominent New Norl,
clDen, Il at tho Templeion.
:. Walter Barton, city marshal-olect Of
haysyillc, was seen on the streets Of tho
capital yesterday.
:, H. y. Lewis, of san Francisco, IL at tho
knutsiord.
Dr. liough and wlio are in Salt Lake
~ r9nio to their home In Montana, from
California.
John q. Roa,n Philadelphia gas expert,
stopping at Tho White House.
D. S. Wheeler drug man from st..
Louis, is ut the Knutsford.
N W, II, Kent, formerly city editor of tho
"u'Aha bee, Is In Lalt Lake on business.
Architect w. y. Ware has returned
non wyoming whittier he has been on
-, W: Howard aud wife Of Chicago are
a. The knutsford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

Young Mother On ecstasy Yes.
my little niece, this is your teeny
wocuy little baby cousin. Isn't he a
dnrliugi Bless his itsy tootsy wo1t
sicsl He can tail; too, SIT up, baby,
and talk TO your title COUSIN
Baby - Goo, goo, goo. WOO. muWoy,
WOW, WOW, goo. goo.
Little Niece in disgust I've dot n
new doll ut home an talks better zln
either of you Good News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13
THE WISE llyESTIGlTE.


We aroali striving Tor the test.
why Cpudufnn any invention OF the
day without invesiigntiour
The miuj " man l. ever at work TO
produce various devises 10 tighten the
burdens Of hif fellows.
Millions Of dOllgis are wasted yearly
sud tinus anus Of lives sacriictd over
the Wnsh tuh.
lnthirty year. " study AMI handling
various Inventions fnr washing, ! come
20 the conclusion that the force ~
steam and water through the clothing
was the e. rect methoi % W0,hinE.
10 my npiisr shown In tie abovC
cut, the steam nnl water do It, own
work and leave the clothes ia the beat
por.i IL condition, reducing tue work
to the least possible Toini
4 trial ~ my iuvr ton VIII con.
vince the most -kepucll. Below I ar-
lend fow Inducements Of salt Lakes
worthy citizen:
W.. the uud-rrgncd, have tested MIR.
IL. n. IurnLE's fERFtCr WASH
BOILER, ANA pronounce u the most
simple, thorough, pfac icai, economi.
cal ana easiest worked appliance for
whshilg We have ever seen.
u. G.. L1mneri, DEscHE1 NEWS III.
Sgcrcer VI Sprutrr, Bywaier n Co,
q. W. Garter, Valley HDut; samuel
. Cooper, W. :. Tfescltt, Mts. NnriBda
I Hafiy. y. II HARDY, Nr Mary Ann
/ Audrut, Me. Lucy VI. NJ. Cutler =.
/ Grown, MI. r.. u. Hyde, Mrs. G.. Foli,
/ Mns. =. Chfl,tIiers.n, MIR. M,ry Bos
worth, Batn,s ~ Byrne, Warm Syringe
rhosr who les, my boiler endorse IL.
! There II no business for the same
/ Investment Of money and energy that
/ will bring better return than my hoi-
I Ter. have one ~ the best protected
I patruts ever oil,rcu IN Utah. Being
/ allowed patent on live distinct claims,
! have sold Oregon, Washington. Call
fornis and part OF Nevada. pm on my
way east TO Introduce my pateui, aud
should bc glad u di-pDsing I'll tnr eur
rounding territory. should be- glah t.
show the working Of my boiler or tall
buslne1f wiih any uhU.
IUrmy boiler can be seen NJ Spencer
Bywater n Co.'S store, where boiler
can he purchased until ,ho agency d
the Territory g. dispUsed OF. Cal or adj
dress ~ above. II. II. FUTILE.
10 veniorR anu owner ot potent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

Daring the reign in China OF King
Shen Nung She (2737 to 1896 L, Cl
he not only discovered tho curative
virtues of plants, but also first fash
toned timber into plows and taught
the people the art of husbandry and
instituted tho practice Of holding
markets for exchange of commodl.
ties. Philadelphia Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

Il has been pointed ont Us "A curl
ous fact that the lctter M in al.
most I'LL known languages English.
French, Latin. Spanish, Greek. He
brow. Chinese aud the uthors Is to
he found in the word which stands
for mother or nurse Perhaps this *
owing to It's representing u sound
which exists in every spoken speech,
and has the same pronunciation In
thom all II j. also exceedingly easy
to utter. and is of the first sounds
that children make, aud It therefore
naturally enters into the apptllauon
given TO the nursing parent IN til,
FIRST cries OF recognition and ailec.
ton. There Is no doubt At all that
una" and the other baby names for
mother originated directly irom the
child. -- Yankee Blade,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13
WHY THE DessRET NEWS SHOULD
Be SUBSCRIBED FOR IN
PREFERENCE TO ANY
OTHER PAPER.

I. II i the Organ ~ tho Church N
Jesus Christ " la'tcr day Siini,, aud
the authorized medium through which
the views, wishes aud instructions Of the
Chu.ch Authorities are expressed, and
given to the saints.
2. It may always DO rolled upon ~ adj
yocaiing or defending the right side Of
every question proper for public Journals
10 treat upon.
s. II Is devoted to the interests Of tho
iattor.day Saints and has, from it, incop-
tion, valiantly defended their rights and
advocated tho principles In which they
believe; aud every Lstior-dly Saint
should therefore feel under obligations to
do his part In holpiug 10 sustain IT,
L. Itis not puhll.hod for speculation,
and never has been, but Tor the good
/ " hlch It IS capable oi accomplishing; the
I profits, n any there be- derived nom Il,
| boiug devoted 90 extending IL, sphere ~
uscfulncss, and buneiitting tho COM
muuily.
b !, is doing o., utmost IN establish
homo industries, among which are paper
/ making and typo-iluuiing, storooiyplng
aud cloctro,ypIng branches necessary
10 thc dcNolopm' nl and Independence ~
tho community, but which, during choir
Infancy (Which IN this Territory ihcy
have not yci passed, can oriy DO carried
ON a. a poruniary loss.
D. There isnu danger Many subscriber
To tho Nkw- falling ~ get whit ho sub
s'', ""s 'o' '''""t" '.''',''o Ut W" uus'"'7'
"hu F" s'hpo"'''" 'l sue p"oU''''ou I"
'''"'' ~ N'' '"S' "' ''H''V'H "' "'"''
PAPER Non'"i's every '''H
Z. 1t IL now printed throughout In new
ana roldahlc type, so ihnl oven the aged
eau peruso 1t without dliioulty OF danger
to their oyc.sislt.
e. Il is free from l' ioc,iouablo adver.
liscmont-, So that NO parent a"ed fear that
h'a children viii have their minds cur
ruricd nom having access 10 IT. In fact,
II refuses thousands ui dollars worth Of
tie best paying Advertisements annually,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

Some Of th1Streets Of Astoria, Or,
are Luilt on piles on the water front
with stores ON each side Boys are
often seen fishing in the streets with
their lines dropped through the cracks
in the planking,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

Probably the largest alligator ever
seen in Louisiana WIS killed In n small
lake on the plantation Of II. j, Feltus,
ia Coucord.a parish. According 20
the statement Of Mr.. Fcltus. now Of
Baton Rouge, thisspccineu measured
twenty-five feet IN longth The great
reptile had long boen famous fol
miles around, having destroyed
numbers Of hogs and hounds owned
in the ncighborhood OF his retreat
lie had become 80 wary, from the
number Of Intellectual shots fired at
him, as 10 boalmost unappruachuble.
Finally ho Tell a victim to q long shot
fired from u Mississippi rifle IN the
hands Of Mr. Fcltus, who had pcNc
vere1 in hunting him. having been
the greatest loser by Interpretations,
The huge carcass Of this reptile was
towcl to the bank by u boat II rc.
quircd the strength Of pair OF mules
and u stout rope to haul &, ashore.
whore the measurement was made.
century.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

A Polish chemist has discovered
that liquid oxygen is not colorless
IN u layer Of II thirty millimetes
thick he finds that it has u bright
Sky blue color.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

The poet Mathwin always stucl, n
wafer ON hiS forehead, just between
his eyebrows, before taking up hiS
pom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

A Famous
French Chef
once wrote. "'1he very soul OF
cooking i the stock-pot, and the
finest stock-po is
Liebig Company's
Extract of Beef
genunc out with
NG ::::. ::: 5: y. W. y: ~
- Made n.hci.
PROFESSIONAL.
A. T. PRATT,
ArTogHEY.A law
gotn q Hoptr EuadHg Sat Lltt rdy.
RICHARDS 4 M0YLE.
ArroaNrYs-Ar.thW
9res ~ soHithnon LHifing SIS Nain gffta
ahLft Dfg
DANIEL HARRINGTON.
srrcpNry.AT-tAw toaas 3is = nv
co,tfaiion huHafs NH-rl iat i,m oeo
S. W. DARRE,
ATTORNEY AND coUNsrLoR.
apsr p oet. slELlL w..
.aa.z--
T. b. LEWIS,
ArrosnCv
n, ~ Sfs.aig Cwfl'iioH Budinr.
---
RICHARD W, YOUNG,
ArroRNEY-Ar-tA~
gai,a nor. Consolidation Bu'dhg epys't'
] 2 q ~
JOHN NJ. CANNON,
ArToRNrY LAW.
Rsora5 s3I 80. Thid Ficgr. usnIfaahos
BHsd.sg.
J. B. KEYS0R.
DENTIST.
Rooms = aida m scott. furthHst Uuiidisg at
hulF i0s MaH Nfs0
CHARLES N. CANNON,
HoEoN-orErisr.
Roims l0C and f1s CoHihHnon haNjig,
gaF
MRS. NJ. f. VAN. n. D.
oFFIcE-sss ssS TArd Floor. ooaH.sui.s-
Eu,dmg. NOURS-s 20 10 a. o., az o Pa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

/ YE Mo. 8Mo. 1 Mo.
Daily $1,000 $500 $3.50 sl.Oo
Semi Wectiy, 800 LIS loo 40
DeSerei Weekly, $50 l.50
Address all Communications to
THE DEsERET NEWS CO..
sal! Lake City, Utah.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-29

headache, and ali diseases peculiar %
females, loss of appetite, dizziness.
sleeplessness, loss of memory, and all
diseases arising from overworls, men
tai worry, loss OF vital force, etc.
II want to say" said Mr.. Northrop,
"that l don't have much faith in patent
medicines but cannot soy too much
in praise of Dr. Williams Pink Pills.
The proprietors, however, claim that
they are not patent medicine in the
sense in which that term is used, but
highly scientific preparation, the re-
suit OF years of careful study and ex-
pertinent on the part of the proprie-
tors, and the pills were successfully
used in private practice for years be-
fore being placed for general sale. Mr..
Northrop declares that he is q wing
example that there is nothing to equal
these pills as cure for nerve diseases.
On inquiry the writer found that these
pills were manufactured by Dr. Will
Jams Medicine Co.. Rockville, Ont,
and Schenectady, n. Y, and the pills
are sold in boxes. never in bulk by the
hundrcd) at so cents a box, and may
be had of all druggists or directly by
mail from DR.. Williams Medicine Co,
from either above addresses The price
at which these pills are sold makes
- course of treatment with
them comparatively inexpensive as
compared with other rom
edies, or medical treatment This case
is one OF the most remarkable on
record and as it is one right here in
Detroit and not thousand miles away,
it can be easily verified. Mr.. Horthrop
is very well known TO the people OF
Detroit, and he says he is only too glad
to testify Of the marvellous good
wrought in his case. lie says he con
siders it his duty To help all who are
similarly afflicted By any word he can
say in behalf Of the wonderful efficacy
" Or. Williams Pink Pills.