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Sept. 20 Secretary Rusk. Of the de-
partmont Of agriculture, issued u proc
lamation removing the only qunruntines
existing for tho suppression of pleuro.
pneumonia among cattle, and with their
removal he announced that 1.-THE United
States ia FREQ from the disease known
as contagious pleuro-pncumonia." Ho
states that no case Of the disease has oc-
CURED In Illinois since Dec. 2s, 1881; no
case in Pennsylvania since Sept. co. 1888;
none in Maryland since Sept IL, 1889;
none in New York since April 80, 1891,
and mono in New Jersey since March %,
1892. No case has occurred In any other
part Of the Union within the past five
years Tho centers OF infection have
been around New York city, Baltimore
and Philadelphia, and these have had
the special attention Of tho department
since the suppression Of the outbreak In
the west. Six months have elapsed since
the last case occurred In New Jersey.
We aro assured also that the seaboarl
and frontier inspection and all necessary
cattle quarantine viii DO strictly en-
forced. and rs there Is no possibility Of
the occurrence OF tho disease except by
its introduction from abroad, the coun-
try may congratulate itself upon tho re-
moval Of all apprehension for its cattle
interests on this account.
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FALL PLOWlNo.


~eitruoiivo Remedy for Corn Pests.
norcrs, Lice. Etc.
fessor j. ID. Smith, entomologist Of
" w Jersey experiment station, In
anual report recently issued. giveE
ulsion to this advice: Corn is cut,
sAd and husked in tho fall. and tho
,al are loft in tho ground over win
!. DO plowed out in spring, when
s Is made ready for oats, potatoes,
'upr tomatoes, as tho case may be;
unes early, sometimes later, ac-
~ to tho crop to be put in. Among
-. Gus pests, very destructive in
,sl,etlons, rs tho cornworm, which
~ tho ear near the top on tho
Nv Kernels. There arc two broods
a.. "irva, the second reaching full
,r ao w. wintering as pups and re-
~ aS images early In spring. BY
~' oary method OF cultivation tho
IsS'dergo their transformation un.
ss-.s e while by blowing in fall and
i'" and burning the stocks, not
~ " OF the pupe would over come
may As this insect in it's first
49, 49, KS peas, tomatoes and great
ir,a other plants, and also eats
w,S S TENS OF young corn, quite n
So v OF exemption would be thus
Inns, Torn Is affected by tho root
Ias his ts the case much ofteuer
mi, i've, sted, late fall blowing will re.
uor "n,oying a very large proper.
poc,. a. ants nests, which are sus-
Sp,,. MR. eboring the eggs OF the lice
sirnn, s r. In fact, so generally dc.
Vronnn Snseet life is disturbing the
mem !, fall that | would recon.
ma c,a. cases whore the nature OF
beBsvop allow Of the practice. /
ns,bos be one OF the very best
'ssnlrollins certain classes Of
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Perfectly Harmless.

Lady--I hear you fought a duel with
Mr.. Meyer yesterday.
Gent-That is so.
Lady-But did You not feel afraid
when standing before a loaded revolveri
Gent-Not In the least when Mr..
Meyer holds II, for ho is my insurance
agent.-Gewerbeblatt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03

II you wish success in any society
avoid the belle Of 1t. This will put you
in favor with the other wonderland
eventually with tho belle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03

Richard Baxter, the great Puritan
preacher, was the son of u tenant farmer
and until nearly grown the future aathoY
did the work OF farm hand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-05
The NEWS FROM ABROAD.
Brazilian OllCtrS Anxious 10 Meet Tho
Rebels.
Tho French Governments PoitcJ. o.
Pero nJhcinthe Explains his
Ideas The Hank OF England.

ST. THOMAS, Dsc. As this dis.
patch Il sent the Brazilian cruisers
NiotEotoy AMI America are preparing
TO sail under scaled orders, for some
port In Brazil. The Nictheroy mr..
rived here Monday and steamed out
side Tuesday aud Thufsday, where ex'
oelleut Hotchkiss target practice was
done. The officers aud crews Of the
Nlglhoroy and America are full Oi
fight and most anxious for brush
with the enemy. Cable messages ars
said 10 have been exchanged here be-
tween the commanders 0i tho Brazil
ian cruisers ami the homo authorities,
aud they aro said 20 have been notitol
that Mullo has Lett Rio 10 meet OUT
ships. Thia has caused all the mole
cnthuslasm among the crews Of tht
NiotheToy sud America.
NEW YORK, Dec. i.--The Destroyer
which was expected TO sail this nitof.
noon Tor Brazll was suizsd by deputy
L nitod States marshale. Tho seizure
was made at the instigatlon OF John n.
Robbins, lessee OF the Boston dry dock,
VINO has done all the recent work upon
the weasel, and who claims indemnity
In the amount OF S6iOO for alleged
breach Of cOutTect.
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FL PAbo, Tex, Dec. 4.-rhis morn.
log the ciroulat0r OF the Mercury was
arrested IN JuGrtz for leaving bis
paIur on that side Of the river. The
IHits has also been barred from MeKi.
can territory. Reports from Deming
regarding the bAtlleu between the rebels
hnd federal troops are declared 10 be
absolutely unreliable. There IL no
revolution except In tho minds Of an
ambitious correspondent.
The Herald and Tribute, both after
noon papuTs, have BEEN prescribed iu
Mexico. This afternoon the carriers
were met at tho international liue by
police officers and their papers taken
from thtm.
DENVER, Dec. "A copy ui the Pro-
nuuCigmento Of the Mexican rev0lu.
tlohists was received NJ military head
quHflsrB tcuHy. IL h addressed TO the
Mexican soldiers, anu appeals 10 thrmi
M brothers, who should not meet with
arms In hand TO destroy one another,
Says tho appeal. "You grasp arms to
defend q despicAble tyrant; We want to
TO Tree or die, but not t. be slaves. II
you want To avoid bloodshed l0ln the
IuyOlutiOn,O
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"For Che last nfIocn yoars ! hlya suffered
from that dreadful diarasu, r1ihrTHs 10 0us
uUyri me nut little AZ nrst. OuI u0tirCi each
wear that thu disease gradually became worse,
] tried many different rome IIua Iu toying %
check ifa uInefUHa, but u uu avail.
81 lnncrUd with hCadarhca Hui pHIna through
the temples aud queer sensation every Tow
days over my eyes which Gen ltr pI,c0f NJ tee
were IyiuH on my head NF u1HU wac stepped
ur. ST. throat seemed nl.Hu with hu ohstfuH.
ulu. and ~ umcs ! could scarcely gUt MY
lrpfth. Nv hearing became Impaired Hot
aud cold naHhcs dared over wf % oily My
heart would ptipitatH with tHO lnaHt oNortiun.
NN memory was POOR. I uNiNuU1 uut little
ruat at ni4ht and would 500 up iCrUuF tired
bad no ambition Tor wurk and uy Ifc seemed
doomed iu De- one N misery uuu. not. rl the
remarkable atilI Of Ore NAuHu"Id ana IrFUtt,
through tho Testimonials OF uiUrfHs Thea
thought wuuit give tnrm TRIAL
90 went tu ura MsnHnrli Hni liIssrira ONCE
Boz the nooly building, and began their uUat.
mont uud am pleased Co HtHtO That rutrrd
nu Improvement after tho nHHt treatment a
new Ito scented 90 take hold of me, mY nose ID
clear. my throat is FREQ from nNHifuCuDn, ana
uy breathing natural ! cannot trIl you iu
WHfHs che gratitude fool Cor uTH, Mtua Geld
and UltsrtL hHt anyone calling uu mo I vail
glad'y state my case porHoua.lN
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SHORT TELgGgAMS.
Pfot john ryniall Is doad.

W. NHAhh hAHA' - "N'AH
John Dunlop shot and killed his
wife In Chicago, aud then killed him.
telt Cause unknown.
The trial Of Prundcrgali, the slayer
of Mayor Harrison, which was T. have
begun Ia Chicago has boon postponed
al Wednesday,
Tue jury In the Coughlin cAsb at
Chicago was finally secured anu IL IN
expected the trial Will now 20 forward.
The Tontnc Investment company ut
Dcs MOinrs, Ia, has iailed. President
Stone II missing and 70 aro the funds.
Among the Victims here Is the prcsi.
dent Of One bank and two or lhTuc
cashiers Of othofs.
The BovairI q Seyfaug Manufac.
turing company, Of Pltlsburg, manu-.
iaclufcrs " oil well supplies, h IN the
hands OF receivers. IL IL capitalized nj
s51U,UOO and employees 400 men. IL
Will continue 10 operate.
The Union Pacific reorganization
commission has made fair progrcss In
the work, and II Ia said that assurances
have been given that the foreign sccuf-
ity holders viii be- loniently treated In
thu plan to DO submitted TO Congress
for approval.
Governor Waite OF Colorado has 70.
moved state Penitrntiafy COmmis.
si0ner Reynolds on the ground u mall
ieaanuco Ia office. Hois charged with
having kept on deposit la his bank iu
Canyon CITY prison money when
should have been turned over 10 the
state treasury, anu with having been
Interested ~ prison contracts.
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wAsniNGrOs, ID. g., Dec. 4.-Tho
book Of estimates ior appropriations
,or the fiscal years 1894 and 1895 was
isnl to Congress today. The amount
estimated necessary TO carry on the
government for tue fiscal year Is
Il,s7g, 0ii, against the q timstes for
i,l3 and 1894 OF Si2l ,Gti,2l5, aud NJ.
pfopriauoua Tor 1894 oi ti32, $1,000.
Tbs estimates tor 1895 are made up
- iollowG Executive, g2JS2SO; logia.
latlvu. 81, 0O3, 723; state, 81 sos, 63S;tfet.
Jury, Sl2U, $50, $50; war $50, III, 900;
navy, SIS ,sss,77s; interior, $50, 22y, .
go, postoillco, s., 397 500; agriculture,
81, 253.sia; labor, slJl,s7Oj justice,
sj,g78, $40.
Expenses OF territorial courts, Utah,
increased from ss5, 600 TO $4,000.
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levied ON oil union telegraphors on tho
line In support u the strike.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Dec. 4.-Fiiteen
scsbs On tho Lehigh Valley deserted
their osts today, Influenced by the
stsikUrs.
HAzELION, Pa, Dec. 4.--The strike
Situation nssumeI "A new phase tonight,
not anticipated by tho Luhigh valley
officials, aud ns a fotult the letter
are greatly embarrassed. Iuis
WAS a movement on the part Of the itlc-
graph operators, which closed W the
most Important offices between DeisuO
ard HuzIeton. TINS includes the night
dispatcher and two other officers OF The
company here. The situation Is now
Ia the strlkurs' favor. Most Of the men
who quit tonight are non.unlon men
anu the slfikem are confident they Will
be able 10 induce new men from taking
their plaCes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-05

The question Sow Considered In
France.

PARIS, Dec. 4.-Cassimir Psrier, in
his announcement Of tue new
mlulstry Is policy, said the government
would cynsidct the creation Of work.
mems pTUyident flud, aud would deal
with the question Ui assemblies. The
government, hu insisted, would under.
Jake nothing which might tend toward
the separation Of church aud state, un.
less the country demanded 10, nnd
would reject all proposals for u revision
" the constitution IN the chamber u
deputies. The declaration ~ the
cabinet policy was warmly applgudcd,
except from some Of the socialist
benches.
The general discussion on the motion
Of NJ. GrOuss1l, for general amnesty,
was CLOSED, anu the chamber, by vote
Of .s1 10 80, refused 20 discuss the
clauses u the motion. 10 will thus be
seen that the new government only
had n majority OF 30 iu the iirst en-.
ghgcment 1t lad with its opponents.
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win Come Up EasIy.

WARRINGTON, ID. g., Dec. 4.-Thc
bills tor the admission Of New Mex.
ico, Arizona and Utah have alt been
reported iAyorably anu will come w
caily Tor confederation In the House.
senator Faulkner, chairman OF the
S5uaio COMMITTEES on territories, says
prompt action will be- taken on the
statehood bills by his committee.
he Houso report favofing the ad-
mission Of Utah Ia OF peculiar Interest,
byoause OF the hitherto deep.scstou
opposition TO admission on account OF
tho pfcdominance Of the Mormon Gle.
menL TnU reports and recommends.
uors Of Judges and various commits.
ti0lefs are quoted at great length.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-05

NEW YORil, Dec. Abr. Henry r..
Meyer, who IL charged by lie insur.
huce companies with poisoning the
people In various part, Of the country
Tor The purpose Of getting tho insurance
on their lives, was put on trial Tor his
lie this morning Ia the court Of Oyer
aud Iorminor, together with his wife,
who II Is claimed, was party TO the
crimes, The courtroom was crowded
long before tbs hour for court 10 open.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-05

NEW YOmt, Dec. 4.-rho National
League for the protection Of American
Institutions have Issued an address 90
the public IN defense OF the American
free common school system. The al.
dress has particular reference 60 the
movement IN New YORK state TO divide
the public school funds on aectaran
lines, pushed almost vXclusively by a
religious denomination which for years
has Born nssaulting the public school
system. IL Hppvals 10 all loyal Amefi.
cans to cooperate IN defense OF the
public schools.
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Thrown Ihom no,n o,erbonrd.

DENVER, Dec. "A special t. the
Repuotodn from Boise, Idaho, snys.
VIVA. II. Ciag{ett, who contested thc
seat OF Dubois IN tho United States
Senate Two yaats ago, hLs written h
letter rtu0uuuing alle.iouco 10 the
Republican party auI joining his pO.
lltical fortunes with the P0pulists.
His letter which is In reply 10 "a letter
from Senator stewart VI Nevada, de-
clarcs that both Of the old PARTIES are
Incapable aud unwilling 10 grapplo
with the financial questions of the
day anu serve the inturcBls Of tue
people.
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An Old Settler
Tells an interesting Story Fifteen
Years OF suffering, but Relief
Was Found at last Words Of
Praise Greet the stiiui.

stery VI much interest Go tHHHo who tlf.
lCr from catarrhal trou1lts De- t1It NY I'd we'll
lived Iu SAT- tntu forty. iIrUH .rrH. Nra.
Clara o. Woodward. Iho ps.t uu,rn years
VI life has certainly boon ono NJ aHrfUW.. aIi
owing 60 an nFrraVatcd case n' tAHIIu. Uut
relief was found at last through fHU .alIMI
treatment of urs. MansnclI and NHHau. On
conversation with ho writer shu relates the
fulI owing.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
LIGHTNING SERVICE.
gss The Presidents Policy Toward
The Islands Changed?
ESTIMATES FOR TWO YEARS.
Fathers Fearful Crime.-As 10 Mrs.
Reporters Excluded
from Mexico.

wAs1uSGroN, Dec. 4.-Gresham de-
elined this morning to talk Ia regard To
tho published report that this revenue
cutter Corwin was 10 carry message
for the state department from san
Francisco TO Honolulu. There is rea.
son to suppose that tho story 10 sub.
slaniially correct. Gresham was busy
Yesterday with the dispatches which
are to 20 on the Cotwln. OF what
those contain, nothing can be learned.
The fact Of despstching the Corwin 40
hastily leads to Hurmiso that the
administration has changed its policy
toward the islands.
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OLATnE, Kan, Dec. i.-The board
Of charities has dismissed II. l.. Dixon
steward OF the deaf and dumb instiIu-
ton, this city, and his wife, the mat
ron. Dixon, In an interview, de-.
nOunced Mrs. Lease Ms the cause OF his
dismissal and declared no would
tEpeso her doings.
"WhenI get through exposing her,"
no said, emo political party will claim
hrr.n
Dixon Is high In the councils Of the
PopuliHls.
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ImmIrrnnl. a, LIIl.I.Innh.

NEW HoHK, Dee. i.-rhr5u prom
iueut memteu " the general cxecu.
tive board, Knights OF Labor, visited
Ellie Island tOuuy nud Inspected the
landing Of immigrants. Grand Master
Sovereign was prevented unexpectedly
from taking part IN the inspection.
The members expressed satisfaction
with the operation OF tho system.
The heads Of departments will praoba-
bly, remain here n week, ana big dem.
onstrali5n h to be held probably rhuts.
day.
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DfGeit in iho nnnn Of EnEIaud,

LoNDOs, Dec.4.-rha Morning Negs
says; TIE rumoTod deficiencies Ia the
Bank OF England viii be brought 10
the notice OF parliament. Every rifor.
has been made TO hush up the details,
bat the hnanoial world has sustained
such "a shock It will no longer DO pos
sihlo. At least El30,0O0 are involved,
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RO,E, Dec. i.--Tbr following IL the
complete cabiueii Premier and minis.
tor Of the interior, ZabardillI; foreign
ailaifs, General Rarntiofi; justice, In
ghiliar; POSTS and telegtapns, Scipionn;
public work., Forliu; war, General
SanmarzRuO; marine, Admiral PaCcia;
agriculture, Cgccorlu; tftn,uty, d..
NacchelIii education, Gallo; finance,
KasFUu.
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Zion Medical Institute

Located permanently at Rooms 3O1, 3OJ,
gOi, Dooiy P,O.J Building, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Eoticci-A registered Physician
occupies the consulting chair ~ tho
Zion Medical Institute, and business
~ continued ~ before. % month
pays the biii TO all who apply during
this month,
spcrialuos AIl diseases ~ tho Eyr. Ear.
Nose. Throat ARD Lungs, an Duronio Disease.
udco houu-Jto % o. .m.. go bpm, Itos
p,u, sundays, 10 am. 90 1 pm
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DENVER, Dec. i.-Willard Teller,
representing the Union Pacific Rul.
road, appeared before Judge Hallott
and asked that the time Tor appointing
separate receiver for the Union
Pacific, Denver q Gulf road be do.
ferfcd till Thurday. Tnr ftquvst
was granted with tbs understanding
that II no agreement was reached the
court would appoint receiver next
Monday.
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but no allegation OF fraud has yet boou
made nor is the question Of prosecution
contemplated. II b. certain the deficit
is connected with tho fealizinlc value
OF certain securities on when adj.
vangUs hHd been msue.
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Van AIen,. neclInatIon.

RoME, Dec. I.-rhe journal d'iiats,
roiofflug 10 Van Alen's ueolinati0n,
hopes the Pfesiicnt will promptly MI
the vacancy aud recalls the fact that
Baron fava was promised by 5ccfu'
tary Gresham that the legation NJ
Rome would DO made an embassy.
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mYAcINEIlr.s mn
a New church Consistiug OF All
"rhrIstInua"

PARs. Dec. 4-pcrs uynciuthc, IN
sermon yesterday, explained tho Oh
iecis Ol his new religious society, com.
posed u Catholics anu Protestants,
called the National Society Of Evan.
gul'zktlJR. He appesird Tor n union
u Catholics aid Pfotestants, a. realiz.
Ing the idea Of new church, embraC.
Ing all thoae Known hs ChrIsLlnns.
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ANOTHER TIEND
would have EiiIod Them All Hut for
Ills Wifc.


ERIE, Pa, Dec. i.-EdwArd Carey,
a mschanie, while under the influence
" morphine, planned 10 murder his
entire family anu would have suc.
ceeded but Tor the timely arrival OF his
Wie He borrowed a revolver, and
after sending his wife out Of tho house
he began his murdorous work. lie
first Killed little Bertha while sho was
ttudying her school lessons, then sent
a bullet through Walters brain, m he
lay on the bed, suffering from the
morphine previously given by his
iAther.
Carey then tried 10 kill bis oldest son,
a lad Of 10, but he ran out Of the house
aud called 10 his mother. The baby,
Hazel, was the next 10 DO slaughtered,
Uut was saved by Mrs. CAtey's arrival.
Carey glarod y moment at his dis.
usc,ed vile, then turned and put n
bullet through his own brain. IL Is
feared Mrs. Carey will loose her reA.
son.
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THE LEuIGH STRIKE.
New Phase created by the Tele-
grHpheTa.

BETHLEHEM, Pa., Dec. A con-
eTencr between the Joint arbitration
ommitses, rrufesenting the boards uf
be states al New York ana New Jer-
ey ON tho Que nara anu representa-
ives Of the Lehigh Valley striAtrs on
hu other wus begun here tolay. Gen
ifal Manager Voorhees, snioi "lho
i1ua'ion today along this limo ID ine
ind everything IL IN good shape"
Au asssssment OF 81 each has been
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$500 PER MONTH.

All patients placing themselves
under treatment before January
lst will be- treated until cured at
the uniform rate Of $500 a month.
Medicines furnished free. This applies
TO oil diseRses.
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All diseases only So a month. Not a
cont moro viii bu accepted Consultation
ffo0 Medicine iroc.
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THE nEnELs' DoIEGs.

NEW YORIS, Dec. 4.-Tho HsrGifs
special Moutevideo says: General
SAidauhA de Game has assumed COM
mAnd Of the rebel ships left IN the
hatbor by Mello. IL ~ now said In
Rio that bicllo sailed for Santo with
the inIeRti1n OF lending MD 10 the TtOel
forces in Rio Grands do Sui.
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rltoe' nf sl elegant iiief AT Dres
Co.. 100 o. ever Usmr across Che waller lu
very tmNll Ursk,u tupfEa with mlrr.rd
.n'ounEa which arr quiet in tlHc And I'd
lh. 'lmn iiwo rich and elective. they
Nl"f,A .'F nc cream % uur collection
ANl tIn pride Of ft0 manufacturer. the
IDfl "a. value 10 those Fl1us BE- flsa
l.rlt lut Will hn amazed Go SEQ tHgm 20
a. lh1 barry Christmas Pace.
SLO5 por yard
l' pieces n wiut6incly beautifully Amuf6,
NIlaHgu, and UI0Hh0 rru.tf iu uUsi
NuhIugs we have offered this season.
iNuIs iIN hANn found fIyuf with tho
Co. sr.i buyer % tLN pee ward. Goods
20 lu iNr wrtviuE % tribute tn the
freedman ilIa be- tlr iut 90 ofHfiaza
iuli go go fur toward making fruItut
people rieh. Eary tursinas Price.
csc per yard
o piece " ii1HiaftIns. q inches wide.
NrrI Inject 100 I1.Hh. very best in quality,
hrfT beautiful in rIIurIUE, might call the
lfrefrfHuut Wnufura. some % the must
elective gowns 90 tho season are 0f these
goods which hfyv been fI.15 per yard.
tarly Chratmas Pace,
Si22 per yard
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AN EARLY
Christine
EVENT.

Early Christmas Dress Patterns, tho most sensbio,
tho most economical present you can mako, when
you read this backed up by unquestonably tho lowest
prices over offered in Dress Goods and Suits
our stock twice iho ouri. 10 be;uius DO iowo,ci
si-g0 l4F, n', ~ How can we ot7 by selling
Tor e. ll- is joke, H., o do ID Come
lnrsE- Sud " VIZ prove any assertion This s tho ni
Doe DON'T buying, tho mo most
akeplgl WI .o inspired 90 huy u they only pfc5 our
gooi- ON Monday, Monday, Monday. 500 Wlnjoe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-05
Let it be Remembered

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rectal troubles.
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