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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17
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Siib Dtain Strabe berIor am Dientas
our8 ben GOe feline Godter 8ertba.
s Das beige Mmeriean Saus tpirb
bonn l. Mpril ab auf bret Wionate se.
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an @aibinston Npenue unb Terrace
Strabe, unb sur 8Haiteruns bon &iper
uno Dunbaf StrnBen iinb bonn Stabtratb
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liditen italisnifden Gbaraftsre Der Sob.
Ieneesenb, ipeIher in bieIen 8alsereien
cine Sanb bate. ipurbe pereansene Mo'
de an Der grie 8abn ihDer perIsbt uno
ipirbe fi6 bor ben 8ebSrben su berant.
porten baben, tuenn er tpieber seneien
Dars. er itarb ishO& am samitas
Worsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17
Wanne Gpnntn.

-Sn SonssbaIe bat iid cine Gan.
beISbsb6rbe oreaniiirt.
IS Sn Sonesbale itarb am Samfas
Srau 9lidoIaus 8norr bon Spring
Strabe.
= StraBenfommiHar aranb BON
Spnesbale lieb am SOnntae bas Sis i'm
Dpberrp on brei Steaen iprensen. um
Die @efabr sm bsisitisen, tpel@e ben
8rlden brobte bas @is sins eann au@
ab, obne erbebIiden S4absn su tbun.
= 8ei bem 8ranbe bes Dobnbaafes
bon DilIiam 8pan in SeeIspiae am
Sonntas Moreen fam beKen Stpager
Ibomas 8ane, Elm Anseiteater Der ..
& $. Co., in ben Slammen uni unb 5rau
Rpan tpurbs BEL ibrer SIudt aus benz
oauie sbenfaas fdpsr retbrannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17

- SIN benz Otea. Ouinnan @abIcon.
teit poaen bic Gommlifdrs iibsr 4UO un-
aeieblide Siimmen sefunben baben, bod
1T eS nidt sepib, ipelder Der beiben
Serren bur6 baS auSmerfen berielben
sinen 8ortbeiI erIaneen tpiirbe.
= 4uf Gntpeiiuns Der 8erii9srunss.
bebbrbe mIGen ale eIeftrii6sn Drdbte
Dor Der Be,iibruns nit @ebduben in. unb
auberbalb burd Bor3eaanfnbpfe eeibIbl
isin, ba man cine Msbrsabl Der Seuer
uuf gnisiinouns burd slsftriias Drdbts
suriid fiibrt.
SIN bic WuiifaIientanbluns bon 8.
3. poipea & So. bransen in Der 9tadt
bon Samitas auf Sonntas Disbe uno
itablen cine MnsabI fIeiner Snitrumente,
Ieerten au6 bic S6ublabsn.
SIN Der sIsiden Nadt tpurben aus bem
Wurfte bon W. 8. 8beinbarbt an 2ada'
panna Apenue cine Bartie Ntiis 8eitob.
len. 8sibe DiebitdbIe tparsn an ben
belsbtefsn Straben Der Stabt unb bic
5rase bdrfte am BIabe fein: $50 ipar
bic poIiasis
@is mir bernebmen, 1T Gsb. s. SO.
SIoden, Prebiser Der 8iid5F. Metbobi.
iten &irde in groOflpn, u. g., seitor.
ben. DerieIbe fam I'M Sabre 1855 nad
Scranton unb sriinbete bic beutide Mes
tbobifensemeinbe, 4bamS gpenue unb
8ine Strabe Gde. Die tpenissn @lie'
Der aus iener 9eit baben ibm Elm banfba.
res Mnbenfen betpabrt. 8ep. SIoden
febrte por unsefdbr 10 Sabrsn tpiebsr
mad amerifu suriid. nadbem CT l6 Sabre
Setter Der Wllfon Der 8iid6f. Metbobi.
itentirde unter ben 8ulslren In Der Tiir.
Tel mar. Bis an fein Gnoe mar er Elm
germ eeb5rter prebiser.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17
Maebriebt an 8pnb.8efser

GtmGb elmer Rsirlution Der BstSrbt ppn
County &pmm0arsn, patirt IA IGrs 1893.
pirb bitrmit Ha6ri6t eessbeu an bic SsiiSn
ppn eadapanna COUNTY Shulei6sinsn, bab bic
na6foIstnp anstfibrtfn Sblisaticnfn bitrmit
sur GinIDiuns tlnbsrufen ptretn In btr Sffrs
ces County S6asmffns i'm Gourtbauit in
Suantcu am /. Stunt 1893, nit ben 9nfsrsT,n
gum bsiastsn Datum, rtmlit: 8isr,is Gaulsnb
lS40t OID Dpllars ppn pfr aussabs pom 1
9uni 1851. bon ba Griffin Sfrif bfr btfannien
court 6aus Bombs, 70 III bis $50 tinf9lis-
bsnb. TN Nennwsrtbe non ie fiHfbunbgt Spl.
lars, init ben Snisrsfsu gum Bstrass bon fiiHf
prp,tnt
Wa6ri&t pirb hermit fernr s,ssbsn, bae bic
Sntrrtnsn an pbfussnanntsn Bombs am 1. Suni
1898 aufbUrsn ptrbsn
s s. .GlanasbAn,
tL2tt9 3 { 5alfsab,
@ilIiam Graut
county gOmmiIart.
Ntrtirt; sbet. D RasHtr sIrrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17
9(n Sdmtn0iI6tige.

Ser lluterSeidnete weI6er nab m,bridbri.
aeu aeioeu uon einem idweren 2uneenibel
Huo Der aefiirdteten Q d iub biuh ourh
Elm einfades WitteI sebeilt wuroe, iuinitt
oIr jsneu Nlih.ioeuoen Die Wetboos Der Sell.
una betannt su MAIDEN, Gr wiro auen, Die
60 udniden. toftsnfrei cine abfdrift oes Rs.
sepies Ienben. weIdes sine ii&sre ssiIuns fur
. hwinbiuGt. afbma. gatarrb,
8ronditts uub ale Sals. unb euusen.
afettonen it, Or bofFt, oas ale eeioegoeu
feip RitteI probiren. weldes nnfhasbnr III.
Wr oas Re3ept, bas nidts tofet uno ie9ens'
reid iein fam, miridt, iGreibs aefdaisft an
Mep. Gbwarb n. 0Dtlfon,
Brooilpn. Rsm Bort
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17
Sarl &ellermann,
6erren ScbmeiSer,

$40 Srppf Straee,
swij1en Broipset unb Stone ape empfsbt itd
sur anfsrtisuns neuer an3ise @eparaiur uno
&einisen pOn &leioern; quite a.bstt garantirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17
Bur Naebriebt.

9a mem Sobu Ssnip MeBer obue llriads
mein Sans petloffen uuo fid meiner auffidt
entaostn bat, 10 wnrne id biermit 5toermaun,
tbn tu bsberber9sn seer auf meinen Rameu 3u
bergen oa it feline BON ibm 9emahtsn Shulben
bs3ublen usroe, Sofeph Weper
SeTerfon Sopnibip pa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17
q. g. Smrffieb'S
Samilien : Store,
5l7 2adapanna 9lbenue.

Die beifen Groeeriepaaren aaer Grt an
oaub. 6ntter, pcrseaau- aub Sppfwaaren &c.
Cine quite Auspatl S6ntttpaaren ebenfale
porrdttia, pis alls Arten gBaaren, ptlts
man fiir aassmstnsn 5amilisnssbran3 HStbts
bat.
Das esutl&s pubIifum 10 frsuublt&f stn'
ssIabsn ppr;uiprs&fn.
8. g. 3uraiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17
Neme Mnsei9en.


Gin brapss osuifdss Mdbdsn fur olsemsins
Sansarbeit. arau 9. 9 d imp H. $50 Roro
Daibinston apeuue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17
Central park 6otel
- BON
Charles g. 6elbert,
1112 9. @aibinstan Aue., Srranton.

9as por5isIide 3D. 8ObiniOn Bier, ielbftim.
portrte Beine, fsinite Slsarren etc., uno elne
quite Se9ebabn
@ie Mlstbe fir 4is Ries 1T auf $25 berab.
aeiebt moroeu unb gonirafte fur Die eaiion
fonneu idon iest gebnht weroeu. tpenn man ftp
meloet bel Sbas. g Selpert.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06
SuDDES DEATHS.

The list OF sudden deaths for the few
months past has been uuprecede ntedly
large. BY this Is meant not only that
II IN larger now, a condition OF things
naturally attaching TO increase OF popu.
latiop, but that the ratio Is larger than
ever before In this generation at least,
except, perhaps, during the prevalence
OF some peculiarly fatal epidemic.
And this refers to all parts OF the
country, not TO any particular u art
though Il seems NJ though Utah was
having q little more than its proper
proportion.
TIL. human family almost univer.
sally treat this life as the most certain
thing In possession, while knowing
full well when they stop long enough
to think or contemplate the examples
continually presen ted all around them
that It Ia the most uncertain. They
seem to look upon the wall OF scpara.
ton between this life and the one be.
You'd as being composed OF stone,
realizing at the same time that It Is
not only not that nor anything else
offering resistance, but that 1t Ia the
thinnest kindof n veil They count,
as rule, upon their iinal day on earth
being afar OIL, whils II Ia being con.
stantly shown them that the next
moment Is as likely TO be their last ms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06

other, for they may engage 10 gfea'
struggle for supremacy some time and
we would want to estimate the chances
without having to wal, for develop
ments. The genius spoken OF wants
us to understand at the outset that we
are to imagine the whole strength oil
Europe rs consisting Of 1000 parts; oil
these, then, Greece will have 3; Bull
garia, 3;3srvia, 4; 5yitz,rlaui, 9;Ru'
mania, l0;Portugal, ~; B slgiun, l3;the
Netherlands, ~; sweden and Norway,
"a; Spain, sS; Turkey, 81; Italy, SS;
Austria, %; Great Britain, ii3; CIR
many, las; France, 1871; the Russian
Empire, 2l3. This Is the proportionate
strength, taking everything, the popu-
Iatios, wealth, debts, armies, navics
and railroads Into the account. II
seems 10 be- fairly accurate ani thus
possesses q measure OF usefulness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06
THE EAsr VS.. THE WEST.

There Is but little more time lett to
the present Congress and lie power TO
do or undo anything OF grave corcern
IL proportion ately limited. Thfee
weeks rom next Saturday brings " 10
a close, ami the measures which must
receive attention, notably the appro
priation bills, will have to nave priority
whenever II comes to q question OF
that kind. There are two propositions
before tho national lawmakers In
which Utah IL particularly Interested
the statehood and silver questions
A persistent effort is to be made 10 re-
peal the law by which i,5Oo,oOO ounces
Of silver are purchased by the govern
ment every month, and Just rs de-
termined au effort will be made 10
prevent II, the chances at present
seeming to slightly favor the latter
proposition. The silver champions In
Congress oppose repeal for the reason,
we presume, that they consider half
a loaf better than no bread; the law
certainly amounts TO little more than
that as IL abundantIy shown.
The falling OIL iu the production OF
silver land also OF gold, because there
is little silver without more or less
gold) last year from the previous one Ia
enough to cause all who desire the
material progress Of the county to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06
IMMIGRATION AND RESTRICTION.

During the past two weeks scores Of
petitions have been presented to Con.
gress, asking that body 10 take i'm.
mcdiste action in regard to q further
restrlction OF Immigration. Some Of
the petitioners ask for the imposition Of
additional tests Of literacy and pro.
perry. Others want immigration sus-
pended for one year, during the season
ofthc Worlds Fair. Still others request
the enactment OF law prohibiting
any further immigration Of foreigners
into the United States.
The rea,ons urged for now legisla.
ton on this subject are various.
some assume that continued immi-
grafton means increased taxation for
the purpose Of maintaining police
forces, retornatorie, an alms. houses;
workmel assert that composition will
lower wages; aud capitalists fear that
strikes and boyoots will cut down the
margin Of profits.
All Of the evils which beset the
nation are not, however, due to the
innux OF foreigners. The westward
tide Of Immigration has been n pow
vriul factor in developing the material
resources OF the country, and In Civ.
ing life and vigor to Its institutions.
rhe accumulation OF Ideas from all
sources has been great boon to social
and business life. With the pauper and
the criminal excluded, as they now are
by statute, which also erlpowers the
President to suspend immigration In
cases OF emergency, It IL doubtful
whether more u necessary at present
for the country's welfare than strict
enforcement OF existing laws In v!ew
Of q probable outbreak OF cholera in
Europe, on the approach Of warm
weather, It may be Judicious to extend
the prohibitive policy invoked by
President Harrison. The exigou Giles
OF the cass last year required the
prompt and decisive measures adopted;
and similar or even stronger reasons
may exist this season for their continu.
ance. For all Of this, the law M II
stands Is sufficient.
During the past year there were
37i,7ll immigrants admitted at the
port Of New York, with occupations
classed as follows: Architects, 72;
brewers, 56s; butchers, 1914; BARRIERS,
sis; bakers, 1888; blacksmith, 1855;
bartendors, $50; bricklsyers, 7i8; car.
pen,ers, 1865; cabinetnakers, 1850;
coniectioners, 317; cigar makers, 024;
cooks, iSl; coopen, 43i; farmers, 49,.
0l2; florists, EOS; gardeners, 7Oi;
hatters, AIS; iron molders, S65; iaborsrs,
l0i, 3is; locksmiths, ll9G; laundrymen,
II; niasons, sS5a; miners, 1870;
machinlsls, 1872; millers, 038;
musicians, $3.50; painters, li25; peddlers,
$50; plasterers, 28s; porters, 2i2;
potters, III; ptlnter., $50; sadilers,
57s; shosmakers, 1915; spinners, 45l ;
tsilors, 6,O76; tinsmiths, 1855; tanners,
57S; wagonsmiths, 4I6; wesvers, 1884;
walters, 1853; all other occupations, IL,
I6i; no occupation, including women
anu children, $50, 6Ss; total, s74,7il.
The destination OF these people was ms
| fclInws,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06
The present law was In force during

The present law was In force during
the whole Of this time; but II It had
been stricken out entirely and the gov
eminent were exempt from recognize.
ing II altogether, 1t seems rs though
those who would make silver In all 70.
spects an article OF traffic would have
accomplished their purpose more enec.
tually. II 10 something Of check on
them, this semi-recogniti afforded by
such monthly purchases, and ia more
than the gold standard people at home
and abroad could tolerate, and,
fearful that the next Congress
may be even less friendly to
them than Ia the present, they are
using their utmost endeavors aud
taking up time that should be devoted
to other subjects to crowd the repeal
measure through. No wonder they
want no more territ ries admitted, for
surely, whether the senators and re.
representatives. that would he sent to
Congress from such new states were
Democrats or Republicans, they won ID
undsniably be anti.Wall street, anti
Rathschild and anti everything else
that unjustly discriminates against ms
legitimate an Industry as the world
contains! The mere mention OF the
words "free coinage" Ia n sound that
makes that class nervous, not because
there is anything wrong In free coin.
age but because II means making
money OF q metal designed by nature
and by fundamental law 10 be money
and In that estate 1t cannot DO mani
pulated 10 proatably by them.
The position taken by the bankers
and majority OF other business men
and consequently the most Of the people
ofthe extreme East on this question is
having but the effect OF estranglng the
West and making the people OF the
latter look more and more for protec-
ton to themselves. II 10 n condition
Of things that should not prevail even
In rs Widespread anu diversified q land
rs this. The striking out OF silver's
principal function twenty years ago
was proceeding which no national
expediency or prevalent condition
justified. Silver was previously at "A
premium and was produced ut such
rate as would within the generation
have brought the East and West 80
close together that such a thing A.
sectionalism with the line running
north and south Nould not have been
thought Of. All at once, and with 80
little warning that many who voted
for the demouet cation scheme did not
realize fully what they were doing,
the mischief was accomplished, silver
was dismissed from tho company OF
the yellow metal and sent to proba-
tionary position midway between gold
and iron. Silver has since at various
times oscillsted nearer to either In
accordance with the degree Of success
attending the work OF Its friends or its
enemies. Just now 1t Is about as far
from Its original associate as 1t has ever
got, but the spectators are not yet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06
POLITICAL OPPOSITION.

The almost incredible story comei
from Washington that the Dem lcrati'
senators, or some Of them, may Oppose
tho noml nation OF Judge Jackson foI
the Supreme bsnch, thus, with tho as
sstance If IN ,jority Of the Republic
cans, defeating 1t. This would be a
most remark lble state OF things-to
have q Democrat who Ia named for a
high Office by q Republican President
rejected by the votes Of Democrat!
surely, politics Is a peculiar profession,
but IL rarely contains anything a.
peculiar as this would be. The prin.
cipal opponent OF confirmation seems
to DO Gen. John 3. Clsrkson, the Re-
publican leader OF Iowa, who Is using
all the influence he eau bring TO bear
and every argument at all applicable to
defeat II. His declaration that such n
thing was unprecedented was prompt
iy overcome by those who defcni this
Presidents position, the case Of Asso'
ciate Justice Field, Democrat, receiv'
Ing his appointment at tho hanis OF the
first Republican President, Abraham
Lincoln, being cited. There Is also n
precedent more recent, although II
does not relate to the Judiciary. When
President Hayes maize up his cabinet
he called David NJ. kee OF Tennessee,
ex.Confederatc and Den icrat, to the
posioiilcc department, aud he made
u very good official too. II Ia claimed
that Mr.. Key'sofi lciaI associations mate
him u Republican aud thus that Mr..
Hayes gainei doubly for his party by
converting u foe Into friend;
but however that may be, the
postmaster general was not In accord
with the appointing power at the time
OF his appointment.
The later dispatche, credit Mr..
Clarks1n with saying that there Ia nc
excuse for the President adding tn,
supreme Court to tho possessions oil
tho Democrats, they having captured
every other branch Of the government
that the terms Of Justices Field and
Blatchiord will soon expire and "then
Cleveland can make the court tic
politically" Surely the Associated
Press has done an uncommon amount
OF bungllng here, for 1t IL hardly to b,
believed that man presumably as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06

These statistics give an idea OF the
class OF people admitted ms immigrants,
and also show their general distribu.
ton over the country. They come
from almost every European nation.
II will DO readily ssen that dur.
ing the prevalence OF cholera or
any great epidemic Ia Europe, the
enforcement Of proper quarantine
makes prohibltlve measures against
immigration necessity. But outside
Of such an emergency, the country
has not yet reached stage when 1t can
profilably exclude industrious, honest
and Intelligent settlers from the OLD
World,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06
- TOOK 'r.ouble. hut uc got Il.

" TOOK TroUbIe, Hut W" '"t IT..
About two or three months ago
purchased from you bottle Of Cham.
berlsin's Cough Remedy. put up In
Des Moines, Iowa. Such good results
were obtained from It's use that
enclose one dollar aud ask that you
ssnd mo two bottles by express--J. A.
HCRivES, Is l.. 10Th st., New York
City. To II. II. Lane, Druggist,
PeekskiiI, n. Y. MIR. scriven Ia presi.
dent Of one OF the largest shirt factories
In New YORK, and widely known In
business circles. when troubled with
n cold give this remedy n trial aud,
like Mr.. Scriven, you will want It
when again In neel Of such NEIL
cine. 50 cent bottles for sale by Y, G..
M. 1. Drug Dept DDS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06

Mus. LEASE was one OF the most
vigorous opponent OF John Martin In
the senatorial fight In Kansas, but she
Is now reported rs referring to him US
"that kind and courteous gentleman,
that eminent iurlst, that polished
statesm IN, Judge John Martin" Those
who thought her incapable Of being a
senator will thus discover that she has
at least one qualification.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06

Mr.. Hamilton, Cambridge, Ill.,,
says: had the rheumatism 40 bai 1
could not raise my hani TO my head.
Baiidrd's Saoto Haimenk has entirely
cured me. l take pleasure In Inform
Ing my neighbors aud friends what II
has done for me. Chss. Handlcy,
clerk for Lay 4 Lyman, K.wanoe,
Ills, advises US Snow LiniDient cured
him OF Rhematlsm. Why not try ~?
II will surely do you good. Itcutcs all
Inflammation, Wounds, Sores, Cuts,
Sprains, etc.
Sold by Y. @. NJ. I. Drug Dept. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06

These figures represent the number
q bottles Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs anu Cold
which were sold In the United State
from uarch, '8i, or March, '02. Twl
Million, Two Hundred and Twenty.
Eight Thousand Six Hundred and
Ssventy.Two bottles sold In one year,
aud each and every bottle was sold on
positive guarantee that money woull
be refunded " satisfactory results did
aot follow Its use. The secret OF IL
,uccessis plain. II never dissppoinl'
anu can always bs depended on NJ the
very best remedy for Coughs, Colds,
rtc. Price, soc. and Sl.O0. At A. G.
smith x Co.'s Drug Store. O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06
COPPER REFINERY.

Wanted, offers Of sites for To-
cation of Copper Refinery.
The plant to cost 100000
and employ 400 men. Offers
to be made OF 100 to 100 acres
with ample water supply within
a radius Of Z miles Of the CEN
ter Of Salt Lake City. Imme-
date bids solicited. All offers
to BIO made on or before noon
of February 9Th, 1898.
Address to
RI. w. LAWRENCE,
III S. West Temple St. City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06

II you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bittera. II dis
Grippe" has lett you weak and weary,
use Electric Bltters. This remedy acts
directly ON Liver, Stomach ami K,..
neys, gently aiding these organs Ia
perform their functionp. Ify arr
afflicted with Sick Headache, you will
hud speedy aud permanent relief hy
taking Electric Bitters. One trial will
convince you that this Ia the remedy
you need. Large bottle only &c.,, y,
A. q. smith n Co.'s Drug Store. Bss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06

We guarantee Mis to be the best
Cough Syrup manufactured In the
whole wide world. This Is saying n
great deal, but 1t 10 true. For Com
sumption, Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Sore Chest, Pneumonia, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Group, whipping Cough and
oil diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
we positively guarantee Battdrd's
UorehGund Syrup to be without an
equal on the whole face Of the Rlot 0.
In support Of this statement we refer
TO every individual who has ever used
II, and to every druggist who has ever
sold II. Such evidence Is indisputable.
Bold by n. G. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06

Council Blpg., Io,oa. Nonpariei.

Council Biugs, Iolcd. Nonpariei.
Chamberlain Medicine Co., Of Des
Moines, 10 an Iowa manufacturing
institution and one In which the resi-
dents Of the state look upoa with pride.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
become national In reputation and II
nown In nearly every household In
the state and throul bout the great
west Its merits are b.comiug estnb-
lished In all parts OF America. For
sale by u. G. NJ. I. Drug Dept. DDS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06
COMPARATIVE STRENGTH OF
EUROPE.

A statistical genius has been figuring
on the comparative military anu gene.
raj power OF Europe nni thinks he has
brought 1t down to sO plain u PROPOSE.
tionthat even the duliari might under.
stand 1t without an effort. We on this
side are quite interested on how the
powers stand iu reference to one an.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06

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which acts directly on parts affected,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06

satisfied aud will not be till II goes
nearly to iron and remains there. That
is the state OF things which the people
OF the Yves, and their representatives
are united In opposing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-06

Or any other similar epidemic, The
blood aud the whole system should be
Kept In healthy condition. II you feel
worn out or have "that tired foelingo
In the morning, do not be- guilty Of
neglect Give immediate attention to
yourself. Take Hood's Ssssparllla 10
give strength, purify the blood and
prevent disease.