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nniInra'- uo,.hound syrup.

We guarantees tbs to be- the 6ea
Cough Syrup manufactured In the
whole wide world. This IL saying a
great deal, but II Ia true For Con.
sumption, Cougha, Colds, Sore Throat,
Sore Chest, Pneumonia, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Group, WhoopiDg Cough and
oil diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
we positively guarantee BaiIdrd's
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In support Of this statement We refer
10 every individual who has ever used
1t, and TO every druggist who has ever
sold It. Such evidence IN indisputsble.
Bold by II. q. NJ. |. Drug Dept.
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For general family cathartlc we
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miseeIIapeous Works.

0rson Prats's works, sories OF pAnphleh
on tho doctrine. Of tho gospel, a book of 81,
pages, 7sc.
Hand Hook Of RefercDcs to thu historA
chronology, religion and country Of thu Latie1
daS sants--tor Saints and strangers. so~
<ass Meeting Record. 1 quirs, NJ,
pufe-, AIS, squros, - rs.
sAints and sinners. Dy Phil. Robinson. Tso.
The Fan of the Great nepubiic. By ss
Henry s.andlih Coyerdale. 2Se.
John Nicholson, 2ac.
items on Priesthood. py President dom
Taylor, iOc.
Tho Hook OF ynsiier, clo'h cut tasc.
Leather CIT, l5.I5,
Temples. Descriptive aud historical Sketches "a
ancient and modern sacred edinec-. with N
Appendi1, giving an account Of tho laying OF
Tho eapsians OF tho s,W LaAe CITY Temple.
April q, iloa. Paper, ioe-
Dictionary OF ths hook Of nsornaoa,
Cloth, ais, out, t.is.
History of the Mormons, &c.
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Tho Liss aud LAsors OF Esas~ N. sss's
smith, With a full account OF hsr funeral
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Docs sho Iftbis Sanction Poiygsssyi
Adl.caaaion between Elder oTson prAtt and N.
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courses on celestial marriage by Elders orpo'
Pratt George A. Smith and Geo. =. Cannon
sae.
Joseph smish-yvns he = Prophet oi
GodI BTJ. NJ. sibdshi, price, rapor' 9Oa
A Re,icu OF tho Decision OF tho supreme
Court OF tho u. g., in tho eA's of osofs'
Reynolds, BY George Q. Cannon, nc.
Dook OF Abraham, II, authenticity ssiak
llshed BY Geo. Reynolds, a'e
the Prcccptor, By John Nicholson, 40.
Xhe spauidius story, or hAAasc1it
Pound. Paper, Isl Cloth, 6oi dnt, h.oa
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Confercnee, ipes f NJ D.
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a Sound Liver mnhes n wel Man.

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Hoods Pills euro all Liver Ms Bilious
ncis. Jaundice Indigestion. Sick Headache.
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itching Piies are known by moisture
like perpiration, causing Intense Itch
ing when warm. THIS form m well as
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding, yield
Mt once to DIR. Bosanko's Pilo Remedy,
which acts directly on parts affected,
absorbs tumors, allays itching and ef-
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gisls or mail. Circulars free. DIR.
Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. BOLD hy
z. @. NJ, I. Drug Dept
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AMERICAN FORK, March 90, 1893.
Mr.. j. r. Matsen, IS Commercial ST.,
Salt Lake CITY;
Dear Sir-t received the picture from
you on 22ud, yesterday, aud had 1t
framed with one Of the best frames In
town and II looks rs good, n not better,
than any large picture l have seen.
The work liz good, and when l want
some more pictures taken | will know
whore to get thom done good and
cheap.
Thanks for the one you sont me by
mail. Yours Truly,
William rhnrntnn.
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Ma Ling sMerid wIdc Repntat on.

toiIHcN NluFf, Ioird, NoHparifT'
Chamberlain Medicine Co., Of Dss
Moines, IL an Iowa manufacturing
institution and one In which the resi-
dents OF the state look upon with pride.
Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy has
become national In reputation an g.
nown In nearly every household In
the state and throus bout the great
west. It, merits are becoming estab-
lished In all parts Of America. For
sale by u. q. NJ. 1. Drug Dept. DIS
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Fine Store Rooms and Easements
forr mt In Holmee' building. Single
or double. Apply e.. $. Holmes,
Knmlsford.
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Hood s s,;.i.. Cures

cordially recommend II AZ good medicine"
Mns. A. ". ALLEN. Ferry. WASHINGTON.
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The Gold Hand Coffee IL always uni.
form In strength and flavor and full
weight.
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AMEncAN FoRli, March 20, 1893,

Use n. f. =. anu ID. butter. Ask
your grocer for IT, T.. o. BOX 6ib.
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Is n tantalizing admonitlon to tho o
VINO nj this season feel all tired out,
weak, without appetite and disoour.
aged. But the wsy In which HOODS
SArssparilla builds up the tired frame
and gives a good appetite Ia really
wonderful. 80 we say, Take Hosa's
and 1t will brace you up"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
PATTERSON mas cor TO Reform.
II May Re F.ta'. hut the @. o. r. sargeoas
say the ORE ration IL Neces.ary.

II May Re Fata', hut the @. o. r. surgeoas
Say the Operation II Necessary.
The immediate future OF the Republican
party In this city Is pretty certain to be deter
mined by the events OF the present week. AL
though the old leaders. with the aid Of q fac
tional enrolment and the assistance OF their
own inspectors OF election, were successful in
the primaries and will control the County Com
mttee then chosen. 1t Is not believed that
even Jacob NJ. Patterson will feel 30 strong
after that victory as to refuse to heed the de-
mand for q reorganization. Not moro. than
1000 votes were cast at the primaries. and IL
is we'll known to Patterson and his follows that
the great body Of the $4,000 Republicans OF
the city which favors reorganization Is either
not enrolled or refused to vote whore 1t was
enrolled.
The special committee appointed last month
to investigate the rottenness OF the local ma
chine and to report plan for its reorganiza-
ton will report to the County Committee on
1t is expected that the action OF the County
outcome OF another meeting OF Repu biicans to
be held In Scottish Rite Hall Tomorrow even
who demand a reorganization OF the party
whether the present leaders o. enrolled lie,
70 be hs SSssa. OF the NOT new
which 1t Is proposed to form on the lines OF
the plan which will be submitted to the County
Thursday night
It is no secret that tho Republican State
Commit 10 In favor OF the reorganization OF
the local machine. and that Republicans who
are supposed to have more or less influence
with that committee have asserted that the
btate organization would reform the local ma
chine II the latter refused to attend TO the re-
form process itself 1t is also known that the
state Committee is to lie called together next
January. 1t Is believed that at this meeting
the committee will recognize a local organ
iZation In this county and that the recognized
organization will not 10 headed by jacob NJ.
PATTERSON. or run on the lines Of the organiZa-
tion at present controlled by him.
The meeting at Scottish Rite Hall to-m morrow
night Is FOR the purpose Of giving notice to the
present county organization that. II It refuses
to Ieorganize. another organization will be put
In the Held. which will have the support OF the
'' better element" which will be recognized by
the state Committee In January. and as n re-
suit Of that recognition, will be able to name
its Representatives on the election boards at
the election OF 1894. Not only IL II to give no.
tlce Of this sort II Is said but 1t Is TO prepare
the way for establishing the new org nlzation.
should Patterson, Gibbs. simpson & Go. fall TO
heed the warning and try to run the party ma
ehinery In the city.
The kckers In all districts, and the entire
organizations In the Eighth. II eyenth. Four
teenth. Twenty first. Twenty-third. and Twen-
ty-seyenth. are expected TO Join the new move
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17

Rained Down Around the Steam Coup.ny's
Building and Dark ened the Sky.
Tho absolute power" OF the Health Depart-
ment 10 sometimes talked about. and IL exists.
too: but there Ia also n good deal Of impede
ment thrown by tho law before some Of the
processes OF tho depnrtme nt. There Ia enough
to enable the New York Steam Company to
keep up the soft coal nuisance at least n week
longer-mnybe two weeks longer. While the
Health Board has ordered the nuisance to be
abated at once. the company has tho right to
be heard, and, as was printed In The Sun yes
terdsy. has decided TO exercise the right.
Common sense might say that the time to be
heard was when the question whether the black
smoke was or was not n nuisance was being
argued. but tho law does not require the man
who maintains nuisance to appear and do
fend that nuisance until the nuisance has
been officially declared. Then he has three
days to apply for n stay. The Health Depart
ment got from the company yesterday after
noon the application for q stay and hearing.
and on Monday the clerk will notify the COM
pany that tho regular meeting OF the Board
will be held on Wednesday. and that the men,
bers will be pleased then to hear any reasons
why the nuisance should not be abated. The
hearing will be at Police Headquarters. and it
is not unlikely that there will be present rep
resentatiyes Of tenants OF the Havemeyer
building and other buildings affected by tho
nuisance to combat any arguments that the
eteam compnnys lawyers may advance The
Board may decide on the spot. or IL may take
a.week to consider and announce its decision
at the next meeting, which will be a week
business to be nuisance. the courts cannot
review that act on certiorari. -,
mako L. not known further than that they will
allege that the foul black smoke Is beneficial
rather than detri m entail to health. and further
that the peoples fight against the nuisance
originated with men interested In the hard
coal industry.
Meanwhile complaints about the nuisance
continue to pour In to tho Health Board. Half
q dozen letters were received yesterday at the
department asking why. since the Board had
ordered the nuisance stopped. IL was permitted
to continue. Members of the Board received
personal complaints also. and were urged to
make haste and bring the company to terms
Yesterday was n good day to watch the
nuisance Mt its worst. The damp atm phere
and tho rain seemed to drive the cloud down
ward rs 1t came from the tall chimney. sooty
black among many plumes OF white stenm
from other chimneyS The wind carried tho
smoke over toward the Western Union build.
ing and at times the Offices on the seventh or
eighth floor Of that building were dnrkened.
Sometimes when the rain was particularly
heavy the smoke cRmo straight down. and
people passing tho big steam house got whiffa
OF IL. From n distance II look ed at times as II
the black cloud was spread over the whole OF
the lower part OF the city. 10 a Chicago man
1t really looked like home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
BRooKLYN TROLLEY MEMS PAE.
Secretary Bogardus Says It Csn't ne Raised,
Ne Mnnx Motormen Are Inoompetent.

Secretary Bogardus Says Il Cant ne Rsissa,
rs Many Motornsen Are Incompetent.
The mon employed on the trolley lines Of the
Brooklyn City Railroad Company will ask to
have their wages increased from 50 to S225 Q
day after Dec. 81. w. A II. Bogardus Secre-
tary OF the company. told a Sun reporter yes
terday that the company would not grant the
increase.
Il do not believe that tho men will be 50
foolish as to strike" no said. Tho position Of
the company 10 this: We would be glad. II we
could afford II. to pay 81. 25 day. but the men
are not worth II. Some Of them no doubt are
worth 1925 day. but we cannot discriminate.
Before we can raise wages we must see how
We co me out OF the enormous number Of suits
for injuries and damages by the trolley cars
which are pilInc in upon us. II all the men
Were competent there would not be one-tenth
When we made the change from horses to
horre car drivers. and instead OF advertising
Tor experts we taught the horse car drivers to
there win be fewer accidents and there viii be
r.Aeain. the stockholders have their rights.
IL cost over SD,OOO.OOU to make all the changes
that we have been making in the road. Brook
lyn labor got the benefit where II was possible
had 81 fes
OF years ago with bonds at 3 per. cent and q
. per cent that means that We ought to go q
little slow in increasing our expenses"
Mr.. BoRardus admitted that the traffic on
the Fulton street road had Increased AZ per
cent since the trolley was introduced. but
of caused by the starting OF the elevated road.
The traffic last year generally had fallen OF
70 per cent.
The men employed on the lines OF the COM
pany belong to District Assembly rs Of the
hired he is sent ont with a pilot II the pilot
reports that he Ia not lik ely to become an ex-
pert he IL discharged. 1t 10 charged that the
men who are kent are all knights. and that II
an applicant for EN- ployment is not n Knight
and Will not Join tho order the union manages
so that he shall not be reported favorably to
the company. BY this means. It is charged,
the company is getting u lot Of incompetent
men on its hands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
MIR. MoNs0N's TRIAL.
The Father or the Dead Man Tsstines
Against tho Prisoner.

The Father OF the Dead Man Tesumen
Against tho Prisoner.
EDrrBuRaH. Dec. 16.-The trial OF Alfred
John Monsoon for the killing OF Lieut. Ham
brough In August last was continued to-day.
Major Hambrough. father OF Lieut.. Ham
brougb. testified that Mr.. Tottenham. the
financial agent who gave his evidence yes
terday. introduced him to Monson in 1890.
when tho witness agreed that Monson
should educate his son. for which he
would receive 1900 yearly. He drew a check
for $3.50. out OF which MoDaon was to take the
yearly stipend. Instead Of returning $3.50 to
the witness, Monson returned only q sovereign
or two. The witness and his son signed bill
for $4,000. on which Monson thought he could
raise f30On Out OF mortgage OF e.. 900. wit
ness received 600. Major Hambrough re-
pudiated an alleged signature Of his to a bill
shown to the amount OF E5. OOO.
Major IiambrouRh understood from Monsoon
that Lieut. Marlborough was the only person In
the party who carried a gun on the morning
OF the shooting. On the following day Monsoon
showed the witness and his wife tho spot
where their sons body had been found. Wit
to his wife that he could not see the spot whore
the body had been. as the grass was not dis
turbed. Witness wanted to'see Scott. hut MonsOn
told him he had gone to Glasgow. Witness in
Monson had persuaded witness''s son to- Join
the yorkshire Regiment instead OF the Hants
Regiment. This was against the wish OF the
witness.
The sun says that the mysterious Scott has
for his capture. The SUN adds that It has been
discovered that he il acting as n stewa: ID on
board steamship sailing to New Zealand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17

IL the only one that IL IN touch with all the peo-
pie. Put that down. Everybody who has any
'"SV city ike this can't be run on the town.
nesting plan. There are too mani, elem en ~
a apes sI HoVernmeSt when. believe is eaps
Bile. and know is honest. the city has made
more progress, and there have been more i'm.
provements under Grant and Gilroy than there
goes about through the city knows that. And
What has become Of ali the dives and dens Z
II there Ia ono In existence don't know u.
BoweTy OF to-day. And so. ali over the city:
We know that we are held responsible. nnd
that Tamnany Hal cant retain poTe, unless ,..
to do and have done. That's all there is Of It. =,
Now have said good deal more than l
things on my mind for some time. and perhaps
Il Ia Just as we'll to lot the people have them.
formers cs eonnus their policy 81 abuse and
Misrepresentation, and WILL OF course. ask
Of any e them nsy M apHS srs
draw the line. That is at the threshold OF my
r." Iut Sn.iHe to hound my family. II began
last spring. and 1t has kept II VI. A ahort time
TSpiin b"tS f t6at wife %"s there
with o lot OF actresses. and gave scraps OF
and told HsOst their having
but want to. say now that It was absolutely
life, and never spoke a word with any Of the
others whose names were mentioned. l don't
mind can have for making such Infamous at
tacks as these. But do know this and
give fair warning to the man who is responsi.
BILE for them that they muAt stop. l will find
some way to protect my family"
There was good deal OF vim In Mr.. Cookers
last words. But his good humor returned as
he walked over to the door with the reporter.
Now" he said, that Ia the longest inter
true, and I will repeat IL under oath 10 they
want to bring down q committee. Try to get
IL In as straight IA you can. And say Just one
word more, that oil Tammnny Hall wants 10
fair play from the common-sense business
men and the people-not the newspapers. but
the people"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
MIR. MARTINS NOMINATION.
The Connittse OF the VIrgiaiA Legislature
Begins Hts IaN e-tig alton.

RICHMOND. Dec. 16-The Joint committee
OF the Legislature appointed TO investigate
charges that Thomas T. Martin had been nom
mated for United States Senator by the Demo-
cratic caucus through undue influence met In
the Senate chamber this morning. Delegate
WIthrow Of Danville testified that prior to his
election he had been offered monetary assist
ance In his canvass provided he would commit
h,mkeI 70 vote Tor Martin. MI Bryan. editor
OF the hiehmopd 1inISs. testified that money
contributed to the Democratic canvass did not
pass through the regular channels. !. .,
through the Chairman OF the State Com mlttee
ing OF his personal knowl edge.
Charles '. Meredith testified that the Rich
mond ana DAnytlle aud ChasA peake and Ohio
railroads had each contributed 81. OOO to The
canvass. q portion Of which Jailed 10 pass
through the hands OF the Chairman of the
State Committee. He also gave the ma les Of
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee j T. Ellyson. Chairman OF
the state Committee; j. Thomson Barbour
Miles Martin, Delegate piRRs. senator Henry
Diekham, DsleRate !. b. Moon. Mr.. X s. EppE
and others. as suitable witnessed They will
be examined In due course.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
DnnIourhIIn,a TIN.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1a-There was a diminished
attendance OF the curious public IN Judge Tut
hll's court room this morning when the trial
OF Daniel Coughlln was resumed, The evil
denee offered by the state came within closer
range OF the defendant than any previous
testimony
collected the rent OF the nat hlred by j. ~
Hukan Mort On sens, the eNpressmRn who oarted
the furniture from the fiat To- the Carlson cot
aud pick Ell Martin Burke out Of u line OF fifty
men as the man who hired him 10 cart the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17

The Iron and Steel Workers VIII Appeal
to Their Congress


PrTrsBuRGH. Dec. 18.-The iron and steel
workers are alarmed over the possible passage
Of the Wilson Tariff bill and the disastrous eff
fects which they say will result to their inter
ests and all products Of tho mill through tho
threatened changes In tho present tariff.
Within two days there has been sent out q
secret circular from the headquarters OF the
Amalgamated Association OF Iron and Steel
Workers here to all tho subordinate lodges.
calling upon each one. under seal. to request
the Congressman from his district to labor for
the defeat OF the bill. the passage OF which they
think can In this way be prevented. The cir
cular Ia part says:
1t tndisputable greater enemy Of protection
cannot we'll be imagined Than the employer who pre-
vents his wOrkmen from hssociatinR ith each other
TO better tect their mutual ibterestA Too much ot
this spirit been shown by employers but thus
not be permitted to influence US to Inactivity when
such extremely dangerous legislation as the Wilson
bill Is proposed
The circulars bears the Official seal OF the
Amnlgamated Association and the signatures
OF NJ. NJ. Garland. President, and J. c. Kilgal-
Ion. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
The CrIspI C.sia.t.

RoME. Dec. 10-The programme OF the new
Crispi Cabinet will include a ten per cent, In
crease in the land tax and tax on houses. 1t
Is doubtful II the Ministry will survive long.
During the Christmas recess. CrispL In COM
pany with several members OF the Chamber
belonging to different parties. will probably
Visit Sicily. especially the centres where the
recent hlstuThanrvs occurred. InAn interview
today Signor Crispi said he would guarantee
TO the Church perfect liberty aud inde-
pendenee
Gen. Moesnni, the new Minister OF War, will
try 10 save 10 uOOOOO lire on administration.
without reducing the army.