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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-20

was always hawking splitting and snuffing.
Oh, just hated myself and thought everybody
else had good reasons TO do the same. for
think there is nothing SO disgusting as person
around who is always hawking, splitting and
snufiiug, the thoughts of IL makes me crawl.
The most alarming symptom was the effects
OF the nasty disease in my ears. was entirely
deaf IN my right ear and the left ear was
greatly impaired. there was q constant ring
ing, roaring sound in my head as of escaping
steam from an engine.
l had severe headaches over my eyes, eyes
were weak and watery, could not read without
letters forming blurr and my eyes running
water There were sharp darting pains
through the chest aud under the shoulder
seemed to be something in my throat and 1 had
to cough and cough to get it out, Pains in the
stomach annoyed me- after eating my stomach
would I'LL with gas and bloat dreadfully.
For young person l was in O m SCRABBLE con-
dition and was constantly growing worse What
to do didn't know, One day picked up the
paper and to my establishment in one
of Drs. Mansfield and De Monco's adds
I found fac-simile of my own condi-
tion, l read and studied the case
thoroughly and said to myself, If they can cure
this case ley can surely cure mine. Now
didn't Wait TO ask my sister, cousin or aunt
what TO do, went straight to them determined
to give them thorough trial I began treat
ment at once and have steadily improved and
those conditions. My hearing is as sharp as
any persons, eyes are strong and we'll sell
dom have occasion to hawk or spit No pains
or aches in the head, my stomach acts nat
urally and l no longer have that distressed
bloating feeling.
1 cheerfully give this statement to the public
and people in general. knowing, full well there
are others. in the same condition l was, who
have sought relief and found it not and hoping
they viii see and read this statement and pro
lit thereby as l have
am not selfish enough to wish to get we'll
myself and not let the whole world know it
i m wit no
success in their case as did i'll mine they will
be repaid four fold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-20
THE CANAL SCANDAL.
How the Money was Spent in Furthering
the Lottery Scheme.


the Lottery Scheme.
PARIS, Dec. I'm. Monchichourt,
Iiuuidator of the Panama Canal company,
was before the investigating committee
again today He said in 1883, Reinach re-
ceived from the company's treasury $780,,
COO credited to him for advertising and
$500, 600 on account of underwriting
syndicate" Monchicourt asked him
how these enormous sums were used,
whereupon ReiDach replied s'You are
very simpIe.' He learned that this
money was given Reinach as the price of
HIS assistance in securing an issue of
Panama canal lottery bonds. Not the
smallest part OF this assistance consisted
in pushing Though parliament bill
plains of Reinach's righteousness and
demands and had witnessed violent
scenes on account of them at meetings.
Several sums amounting to 10. 900, 600
francs mad been given persons to induce
them to boom Panama loans. He never
heard it expressly stated that deputies
were bought for cash, but many checks
We're payable to Bearer M. Ober-
doorfer received {, CO0, GOO francs for merely
suggesting a device Tor the lottery. 4
letter was read from NJ. Castellon to the
effect that Senator Paul Deves cashed for
a friend check for 20, 900 francs given
by Reinach to establish an organ in the
Panama interest.
Many callers are constantly at the man
sion of Count DeLesseps. His wife, who
represents him, says they take the matter
philosophically, believing time will show
their utter innocence Of any completely in
wrong-doing.
Deputy La Marzelle. talking about the
expenditures OF the company, said Jour
naiists crowded to thu offices constantly
and had TO be paid for ceasing attacks on
the company. Little sheets were started
against the enterprise, and some of these
opponents were satisfied to receive 90
francs. Then guaranteeing syndicates
had to be paid for speaking well of the
company or retaining from attacks
upon it.
These persons, says Charles DeLesseps,
were more cxacting than the journals and
journalists. 1t is said that five or six hun
bred persons in various stations of life are
known to have been implicated in the
frauds and bribe taking, although the
government has not proof sufficient to
convict such number.
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REVOLUTION IMnIINENT.
France Is on the Eve of Another Serious
Outbreak.

France Is on the Eve of Another Serious
Outbreak.
PARIS. Dec. 19.-The political turmoil in
france does not diminish The head of
oae of the greatest banking houses in the
world, with headquarters in Paris, said to-
day to one OF the American delegates to
the Brussels conference: AZ believe we are
on the eve of a revolution. that few out
side of France have any conception Of the
danger of the situation. The temper of
the people is not understood-they can
not or Will not discriminate between the
government itself and individuals who
represent it,
It is now generally understood that the
popular mind must be further exasper-
ated by a revelation of the corruption in
high places. The Panama story has not
half been told. Every day adds a fresh
chapter. A feature of great interest to
Americans will probably soon be made
known. 1t involves a banker of world
wide reputation well known in New York
as in Paris. He is said 20 have been a
heavy beneficiary of the Panama Canal
company without having rendered any
tangible liquid pro quo.''
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SAMOAN TROUBLES.

BERLIN, Dec. ia statement is made
on good authority that Germany, as well
as the United States and Great Britain are
deeply involved in the conflict raging
round Chief Justice Cedarkranz, OF Sa-
moa. Thechief JUSTICES local govern
ment scheme finds as little favor here as
Pilsach, president Of the municipal
council and adviser of the Samoan king is
also in bad odor in the foreign Office here.
1t is said Pilsach has resigned, but the re-
signation was not accepted. It is certain
that both Cedarkranz and Pilsach's posi-
tions have been badly shaken and either
or both cannot last much longer.
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BEHR1NG SEA CONTROVERSY.

a Canadian Commissioner Obtains Eyi-
tirnce Corrobo-ating Dominion Claims.
OTTAWA. Ont, Dec. Especial. j.
Major Sherwood, Commissioner OF the
Dominion Folise, has returned from the
Pacific coast after an absence of two
months. He has been collecting evidence
confirmatory OF the position of Canada in
the Behring Sea controversy. Three
weeks ago Sherwood was among the In
dams Of Queen Charlotte Islands. from
whom, it is said, officers of the United
States navy obtained evidence favorable
to the American case by the exercise of
unfair means of persuasion. 1t is said
important evidence bearing upon this
phas@ Of the difficulty has been obtained
by the com missioner.
a month ago Sherwood left Victoria for
San Francisco, and while there prosecu-
ted his mission with such secrecy that it
was not until the day following his de-
parture that any intimatio' of his busi-
uess was made public. S Francisco is
eadquarters for the United States sealing
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Tested aud a motion to pass the bill was
lost.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Missouri, called up the
Senate bill, increasing the pensions or
pensioners of the Mexican war from 81 TO
So month, which passed.
Mr.. Culbertson. Democrat, OF Texas,
moved to suspend the rules, and pass the
bill limiting the jurisdiction of the Cir
cult and District Courts OF the United
States. The bill prohibits suits in the
United States courts by or against
corporations, except to courts of legal
domicile of corporations in cases where
jurisdiction depends upon the citizenship
of parties, which was agreed to. and then
The House adjourned.
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Yes it was three yeals ago since / first felt
the effects of catarrh, said George Il. Budd OF
l24 North, Second West St. one of Salt Lakes
bright business boys who thinks and
acts for himself He was employed as early
morning carrier for the Salt Lake Tribune.
1t started with q cold in my head brought on
BY exposure when I first came to Utah, and
kept spreading, getting a little stronger hold
each step. Mucous and offensive matter form
ed in my head IN great quantities. q constant
string of it running into my throat which was
very disagreeable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-20
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
A Meeting of the Executive Committee
held in Washington.

held in Washington.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s.-The executive
committee of the National Democratic
clubs today decided to continue head
quarters in Washington with view to
continuing the work begun in New York
last year, decided to appoint a sub-com-
mlttee to take charge of especial work
on states and territories. Chairman Will
son being made chairman with power to
appoint associates. Much of the success
OF the late election is attributed TO the
formation of clubs. The president, sec
rotary and chairman OF the executive
committee were instructed to prepare an
address to the public setting forth the aim
and object of the association.
A subcommittee was appointed con-
sisting of President Chauncy f. Black,
Chairman Wilson and Secretary Gardner,
TO transact business presented when the
executive committee were not in session.
Also finance committee consisting of
Messrs. Benton AIcMillon, Michael D.
Harter and Jefferson M. Levy to make
arrangements for collecting funds for car
rying on the educational work of the as
ISOLATION.
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Treatment by Mail.

To THE PUBLIC-The system OF mail treat.
ment pursued by Drs. Mansfield and De Monco
guarantee the same effective results TO those
who desire to submit their cases through cor.
respondence as to those who come in person
Their question blank if properly filed out,
will diagnose your case in a thorough way. and,
as medicines are promptly shipped. those liv-
ing out OF the city have tle same advantages
as those who come to the Office
Write for the treatment oy mail Medicine
Free, and rid yourself OF the most painful and
annoying disease in the catalogue of human
life
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-20

Are you bilious, constipated or
troubled Sng 6la with janndice, sick headache,
coated tongue, dyspepsia, indigestion /,
hot, dry skin. pain in back and between
the shoulders, chills and fever, etc. Ii
you have any of these symptoms your
liver is out of order and your blood is
slowly being poisoned because your liver
does not act properly. Herbine will cure
any disorder OF the liver, stomach or bow
els. 1t has no equal as liver medicine.
Price, 70 cents. Free trial bottle at q. G.
M. 1. drug department..
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Young Nren,s pemocratic Clnb.

BOSTON, Dec. 19.-The Young Mems
Democratic club Of Massachusetts at their
annual banquet listened to a number OF
eloquent speakers, among them Governor
Russell, who was greeted with warm ap-
plause. In his speech ne said the Demo-
Gratis stand pledged to reforms and reduce
the tariff and cannot afford to be inactive
nor turn aside from declared purpose.
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The Republican steering Committee.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ia meeting of
the Republican senatorial committee was
held today for the purpose of hearing
statements from western senators whose
seats are lil1ely.to be contested by Demo-
Gratis as to the condition of affairs in their
respective states. Messrs. Fulton, of
California; Casey, Of North Dakota and
Warren, of Wyoming, spoke. 1t is said
they came to the conclusion that steer
ing committee at present, at least, can be
OF no particular assistance to them.
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UNDER FALLING WALLS.
Three Firemen Crushed to Death and Two
Others Wounded.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 1s.-Fire started
by an explosion in the elevator shaft OF
the Ft. Orange Milling company's build
ing destroyed the plant, entailing q loss
of $40, 0)0. Charles Wolverton, a mem
Der OF the firm. was badly burned.
About o'clock this evening as MEM
bers of Steamer Company No. were pra-
pairing to leave the ruins by the river
front, the east wall toDpled over without
warning and seven men were buried I'M
der the mass. A large force OF fremen
and policemen Immediately set to work.
James Shattuc and Fred Banner were taken
out slightly hurt and sent to the hospital.
Two hours later the dead bodies of Charles
Marshall, John Bridgeford, and Fred
Author were found.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-20
UNIFORM RANK BALL.
A Happy Evening Spent by Pythian
Knights and Ladies.

knights and Ladies.
The military ball given under the aus
pices Of Salt Lake division No 1. Uniform
Rank, Knights Of Pythias, at Odd Eel
lows dancing hall last evening was a
brilliant and happy affair.
The Sir Knights in their handsome uni
forms were the soul of chivalry and their
appearance in the grand march, led by
Commander w. W. Hall, with their
prettily costumed ladies, was truly grand
and glittering.
A pretty feature of the evenings exer-
cises was fancy sword drill, Captain
Hall calling the evolutions.
j. P. Meakin proved the prince of floor
managers and had way of making every
body feel as if the world was their own.
There were seventy-five couples present
and fifty Sir Knights in uniform. 1t is
proposed to give these delightful dances
every six weeks during the dancing sea-
son.
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Extending Civil service Law.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10-There is little
reason to doubt that the president will
soon issue an order extending the civil
service law and rules to include letter
carriers and clerks in free delivery post
offices. These offices now number col
and give employment TO II. 200 carriers
and 9. 300 clerks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-20
E. C. COFFIN HARDWARE co.
A FUSE FACTORY ExPLoDEs.
Three Employees are Killed and Fou
Others Injured.

1hfee employees are Ailleu ana Il oul
Others Injured.
HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 19.-Thret
terrific explosions in rapid succession thil
evening destroyed about half the large
fuse factory Of Ensign, Bickford & Co..
of Simsbury. Three persons were badly
injured and will probably die. The fac
tory burst into flames but was quickly
extinguished.
The names of those probably fatally
hurt are:
HATTIE HoLCoEB.
ANNIE CARVER.
VIM O'BRIEN.
Three or four other employees escaped
with slight cuts and bruises. There were
four successive explosions. The shock
caused by the first threw nearly every
employe in the factory to the floor. A
majority of them, however, managed tc
get out of the building before it fell ano
thus escaped with slight bruises. The
cause of the explosion is not known.
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PocateIlo,s Boom.

DR.. Van Buskirk, who has been travel
ing in Idaho, is greatly taken with Po-
catello and predicts that it will become
the metropolis of that region. Persons
who purchased lots last spring at $40 find
ready sale for them at $500, and there is
quite stir in real estate quarters. But
there is great depression In the Snake
River valley owing to the low price of
wheat, which only brings 60 cents a
hnShel
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HERE IS a FUNNY THING

That happened
she bought RANGE
that to the JEWEL critical
BUY THE JEWEL
actually
MAGEE FURNACES
as Medium is the MAGEES"
accomplishment
BOSTON
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Steamship Arrivals.

Fire Island Columbia. from Hamburg.
Amsterdam-La Campina, from New
York.
-Bothnia, from New York.
Llzard-Signaled, England, from New
YORK for London.
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Noria Scotia Coal Miners Strike.

HALIFAX, Dec. 19.-All the miners and
workman in the Spring Hill colleyies, the
largest IN Nova Scotia, struck today and
operations ceased. Ten thousand people
are thrown out of employment and the
business OF the town of Spring Hill is
paralyzed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-20

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-GeneraI Scho-
field has received dispatch from General
Wheaton, commanding the Department
of Texas, stating that cavalry are in hot
pursuit Of Garza's men and asking for
more troops. Three troops Of the seventh
cavalry have started from Fort Riley.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-20

LONDON, Dec. 19.-The Ne,cs learns
from its Paris correspondence that an agree
ment has been signed to release the Paris
fund. Dillon, Davitt and Harrington
viii award jointly the old claims not in
excess OF Ga, 900, and Dillon and Davitt
award the remainder.
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KILLED in a Railway Wreck.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 19.-At Eddysville,
KY, this evening train on the Newport
News line was wrecked by broken rail.
Conductor Carter and Mail Agent Sander
son were seriously hurt. The passengers
escaped with bad shaking up.
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General Stevenson at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 10. = Vice
President elect Stevenson ana party
passed through Nashville tonight, At
the depot large crowd greeted him be-
ing introduced by Hon. John Gaines.
Mr.. Stevenson spoke briefly.
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feet, and in furtherence of his inquiries
within the precincts OF the Golden Gate,
Sherwood obtained, it is said, a number
corroborating Canada's contention.
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Denies violating IRE aty Rights.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 19.-Minigter of
Marine Upper says the vessels built by
Canada on the great lakes are simply
revenue and fisheries protective cruisers.
He denies that Canada violated any treaty
rights
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-20
TREASURY silver Purchases.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The Treasury
Department today purchased 475, 200
ounces of silver at 50. S355.
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The California Fruit House is the best
place to buy your Christmas candies.
Their caramels are delicious and made
fresh every day. Don't forget to call.
22l Main.
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The Stakeholder Shortage.

G. E. Davis, western manager for Stude-
baker Bros, is in the city and will insti-
tute an examination oil the books of the
Salt Lake branch to ascertain the amount
OF the Henderson defalcation. Nothing
has been heard from Henderson.
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FOR PUBLIC BENEFIT

Miserable Condition of Sufferer
From Catarrh. He Gives State
ment. Eyes, Ears, Nose, Throat and
Stomach Affected. Entirely Deaf
in Right Ear.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-20

HOODS SARsAPARILLA absolutely cures all
Diseases caused by impure blood, and it builds
up tne whole system. 81
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So PER MONTH

CAtarrh and kindred diseased treated at
the uniform rate of 50 month, medicines
free. For all other diseases the rates will
be low and uniform, and in proportion TO
the actual cost of the medicines required.
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The Copeland Medical Institute
Located Permanently (Rooms 200. 2O1. 2O3
and 2O3) In ths Progress Building,
South Main Street, Salt Lake City.

DR.. T. B. MANSFIELD,
DIR. A. DE MONCO.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
SPECIALTIES: Catarrh and all diseases
OF the Ear, Eye, Throat and Lungs, Nervous
Diseases, Skin Diseases, Chronic and Special
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Catarrhal Troubles and chronic diseases
treated successfully by mail. Send cents in
stamps for question CIRCULARS
Address all Mail to Copeland Medical IDsti-
tute Progress Building. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Sterling silver and plated ware at
greatly reduced rates at
JosLTN PARKS.
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Special Prices
A sound Liver Makes a wen Man.

On all novelties in silver until Jan. 1.
JosLIN & PARK.
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BY JAMES KENMORE COOPER.

inc n ana greatest Of American vess
Germany and in Italy as in Great Britain end
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-02
ANTE TODO LA vERDAD

La carta fundamental espahoIa, como
todas las constituciones dc los puebio&
cultos. reconoce a los ciudadanos 81 dc
recho de peticion cerca de los poderes
nacionales; pero al ejercitarlo es conve
de que los fundamentos en- que s. apo
ye rcsultcn eXactos Y justos.
81 Sc cchan en- olvido csasi neludiblcs
c;rcunstancias; ST Sc recurre sohSmas
y futile2as que, lejos de robustecer, deS~
virtGan la petici6n quitandolc autoridad.
Sc CORE el riesgo de sufrir desaires con
tinuos y dc comprometer asuntos que
dc otra suerte tendrfan mucho camino
adelantado.
Por ESQ en- naestros trabajos de csa
indole, al mover Ia opinion publica o al
seguir sus impulses, procuramos cef1ir-
nos sjempre "a verdad extricta ref
riendonos a hecbos concretos y faciies
de comprobar con un somero estudio; v
81 no tuvimos la fortuna de que sc to-
uase EN- cucntd nuestra labor, cabenos
al menos Ia satisfaction de que quedan
en- pic nucstros argumentos para hacer
que valgan en- mas propicias oportuni-
dades
81 aleJandonos dc csc procedimicnto,
qqe concePtuamos el mas practice y al
mas leal, dijeseTnos, zcybt gyatia, que Ell
los mlsmos aranceles peninsulares Sc
proyccta gravar con IN itnpucsto de
cuareIsts~ Pcsetas a nuestros azaeares.
demostrariamos desconoccr Ia misma
disposition, la misma ley que combat
mos. Pnes los dereohos que pesan sobrc
los a2dcares dc Puerto Rico Cubs
sin dejar de ser '.xhorbitantes, solo All
canaan a treinta pesctas por cada cien
kilogramos
- sc nos ocurrese ascveras que eg
azucar que Sc eiabora en- esta isla no 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-02

Desdenenos 10 que rastrea, 10
que es pequeno, 10 que es bajo; 81
gamos rsgrimiendo 81 ariete Y la
catapulta contra los muros do una
tirania que Sc disfraza con Ia cara
tula del progreso.
Demos 4 las masas un punto Gle
partida: senalemos un rumbo a sus
avances: fjemos IN termino a su
ruta y podrenos descansar tran
quilos.
Al fin llegaremos al fin.