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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-21

af Friedehchs iuhs tie n ces
place Of residonce. Prince Bi. 90 rrE
replied in long telegram, 30 which h,
cordially thanked his mgesty for b s.
sympatny nri The use Oh the castle,
hat said ua Yves nhiitui lu decline he
empsior's KIND cfeb a. DIS physioar,
DR.. schweningeIe was opposed 20 h q
making q change.
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THE TRAIN KonnERY
100000 Secured ~ ,he Michigan
t.nhnara.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Sept 21.-it Is
known positively that lali eat o. udc a
ful confession ~ the ,uscOt ne Miner %
Range main iOHu,ry. hogan IA dc
some u dement's coos dtrsI b iucf imi'
nate iuH rel. lNlug ap are my .lts
u tllk yesterday, but the uillce,s did
no. give nlm IA Opptruni y,
From icuuUle sJuiCc % Is .cifnc
ihht the fmluu' stolen was over sOJ,'
UJO. Wiuum flntus on, efIrc cav
iug Tor Chicago tJnighL falI tHn' u
IA men Implicated IN the robbery orc
uudvf arrest. They aro George Lsi.'
bert, Gooig KING, I'd Hogan, D0ml'
nick Hogan pud I'm Butler.
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Mnr.isrou. meslc,n..

Tucson, Ariz, Sept. 2O.-Colonel
Francis w. Ouroy, u mining engineer
and member OF The governors t,gn,
WAS sho, snu instantly killed at An.
yaca, Arizona, last nlsht, by three
ma,ko1 McKlcuns. They entered the
hotel where ho was sitting TO rob -,
shot him and also shot the proprietor
and n byHtgudor.
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NEW Yoml, Sept. 2O.-TheLCra'd's
specialize MYnIeyideo says; Favor.
nble news from tne revolution party In
Brazil has been received hoie. The
rebels orc becoming holder and pressinl,
the advantages they have gained. liz
the capture Of Nlohtoroy the govern
ment forces lost sixty killed and 100
wounded,
In Montovldeo II Is firmly believed
The triumph OF Admiral Mello means
the restoration OF monarchy.
Tho state OF san Paulo has declared
ia favor uf the rebels,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-21
CHAMPION SALE.
Mighty Interesting September Sale.
Again we follow our last weeks success
with another Triumph


Childron's White liorluo Vests and
Drawers Ia sizo- from Is 10 80. Monday,
Dr. 10 10 Zoe which il Onr.haif price
Heavy Ribbed Cotton Vosts aud
Drawers, sizos from ls 90 %, Monday sos
t1auc, which j. oue-hnlf price.
fno natural wool N0s.s and Drawers,
Il7s rom ls ~ IS, Monday &c to 75c.
winch Do oue-half Price.
limo sNxouy Ribbed Wool Nosis and
Drawers, sizes from IS to -, Monday,
Dlc TO sic, which Is one-hait price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-21
NEanoEs AIrA,M MmIIEs.
The Outbreak OF General Race War
Feared.

VIEW ORLEANS, La,, Sept. aO.-rho
Times Democratic birmingham, Ala,
special says: Nugt5es, friends u Ned
Gully, VINO was lynchud few days
ago near Pine Apple, made an attack
today upon tho whites. From the brtg
Information received there was
regular battle, Two negroes were
killed anu several badly WOUNDED. Az
AR "a can boloarued none VI the whites
Nc;o seriously hutt. 1, ~ feared there
Will be a general outbreak aud race
war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-21

ToplRA, Kas,, Sept. 2O.-Attornoy
General Little today handed to Score.
tary OF state Osborne decision that a
charter m y not ho legally granted 10
the American Protective association.
The attorney general held that the
utjsoiB OF the association aro In conflict
with the United States aud state coz.
HIIInliunE.
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BERLIN, Sept. 20.-Empsror William
Inns sent v telegram from Gunrs h
Prince Bismarck, expressing ~ m a'hy
win MIN ia his illness and Oilo iris
hmllp use Of one OF tho impeiisi
ca,tle,, which he thought might ir5ve
beneficial ia view OF the trying climate
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aeatlls.. ulty rrsn.ursr.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 2O.--Adolph
KUR, Clty treasurer OF g attic, who
ran away with 100000 lasi week and
who was captured vt the 81. Paul
Union depot Monday evening, refuses
10 20 back 90 Seattle without legal
night. HaOeas corpus proceedings
were be run Ia his behalf by Minueap-
oils attorneys this afternoon, aud the
case Will me ~ Tor "a hearing before
Judge Egan tomorrow.
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HuMAELsrowN, Pa, Sept. co.
Nino.year.oll Agnes Cooper Wright
was outraged anu strnnrled 20 death
on hur way homu from school yestet.
dsy. Her body was found late last
night In tho uudefbush. II the man
who committed The crime is caught he
will DO lynOhed.
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political crisis Impending

BuESOs AYHTs, Sept, 9O.-lt Is
rumuTed hero tuat political oriais IL
Impending. The cabinet council Is
holding constant sitlinga aud the state
of Siege b. vigorously enforced. The
national troops IN Vacumsn, Il Is
learned, have iratorui2ed with the royo.
lutoaiaIs aud placed the governor In
prison.
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WAIusUTOS, Inc, Sept 20.--A
tramp mas been afrtftc mere on rus
piti1n Il having mud tbs i've
members pl the Wra,ton iamly Mou.
day night Tue little giri tie only
survivor may recover, huJ cannot tall.
The murderer miss Il the plumber, 5000
being found sDwciiu the Ie.tioOat Of
the elder Mit. NpttOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-21

ANNAruLig, Md, Sept. 2O.-Whilo
the Uaitod. States steamer Montgom-
cry was on her third private trial
trip To-Day, she buTat steam pipe, nud
Chief ENGINEER Zachurlah Nlewshaw
OF the Columbia Iron works, AMI a
coal HEAVIER, John Doyle, were scslded
to death.
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WAauNGroS, ID. o., Sept. 20. The
following lclegTaphlc Dispatch from
Brunswlck was received from Surgeon.
General Myman: zone hundred and
twenty-five persons admitted TO camp.
One case discharged. No case consid.
cred critical"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-21
CORSETs.

30 doA W G @ Corsets, Drab and
White, slzts from Is TO 30, Champion
si.o psico. 6Oc.
$50 dng. " G. g Corsots In Dfnb and Fast
Entk. sizes from isto 30, Champion Sale
price zoe. These pricos for one week
uu.y.
a fall line Of siz1s and most popular
prices of tlo following well known
makes u Curets; fa.su b. ~, W. c. G.
Thompson Glove Kissing, G. Is. Schillings
and Warmers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-21

HAMBuRu, Sept, 20,-.ron new cases
o. cholera, Of winch two have proven
fatal. were reported here within the
last twenty.iour hours.
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nn1nfnrmn,lnn ID wa.lLnrlon

wAsIigaToN, Sept 20 State 9.
par.mont 10 o,ill without any fur hui
Information egardius t.s tUu.lot In
Is Nv.
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Waists.

Ferris, Good sense. Chicago, Jackson
and Warmers.
Road oyory word 81 ibi, Underwear
and Corset sale, ,hou show % 10 your
'rlUuda, Then Join lho crowds that will
600 our counters d. tho Underwear De.
nlr.mrus uu MONDAY MORNING.
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WANTED.


A LADY AGENT rs LNERY COUNTY
~ ami town in Utah. Co fcli au aruclo ~
merit 90 ladies. Good position and good rny
iur little wors Address Thomas HtgIngcr,
?. w. vet south. salt lake Clty, utah.
A IT,. BiSDs or CLEANING. DYING,
~ Altering ard lcpaIuuE second hand
clothing bought cold aud exchanged ~
Last, second ouin street
ANrtD-iiL LIABLE HOOK kbErEW
W business chance operator, salesman Tor
o.otlius inn'' renting uIcifor, ~ IA t1 repre-
sent patent medicine tIm man for iinit'r.
married tcamstrG broad and cake baker. a
Ep1l wloilnau,N kCr Tor particulars mo rnpi.
l-l reguirodl. hu atvyrIsiur solicitpr rartic.
South street
NNTANrED- LADY MANAGERS FOR
w ogden Provo ami Logan, dining room
r.fIH, clamugrnuits. turcg lady cnnyasslrs.
l.1 waist maaclH, apprentice COR dr,.smaAur,
D. lady partner with tiJ Ia cure wIuuorl hsvo
U|lrCt fnf aeypr4i rDoH aDfIUafIes q L ttfera
nu NWu machine. Particular, salt tnkU Tx.
rhanre iure.u, Ladies department, 90 g.. 4ui
lAurENrHls WtNTEn Al SALT
- Lake Exchange bureau, 70 l.. md south
a.a
NNrANrEu - TuNNELiNG rruLisHING
" u.us1 collector. 500 VUrHV uut cor
lHrc lafu ulata, huHiuU.s lNcutu.r, Ist, b..
istrouih.
EIrASrlu-uorFL STEWARD. mGAD
" 4uu cake hHAUr, CONTRACTOR time.
kCnprr. sn1p Waterman, h.t aud cap CLERK.
laruruufs, HUliug.s Exchange. ls.s D.. Let
.---- "
TuErnONt 8S. WIGS YOU uE.
4 IuIrl HuY cia.. ~ mate or fCualu hrIp.
rrnWpt service guaranteed through Head.
ggHuyn, ,s'l D. is. south. 81. Alien shepard.
aias.
IgDIE sEuyiCg TO EMPLOYEES
y wauiins male nr female commercial,
Udl'C1 I1ngt 90 mechanical help. uusmras LN.
,h.aEo, Be-. D. lst suuth.
Z NuiEs ur aAIT LAKE sEEhtNG
\ tuu .crIrUa ~ reliable cooks. huUHf.
. huilas WAiir'sa.H nr INuuIfua."H may consult
rHtt records ul LARGE uuWu.r 49, tlr Ladies
LN'h'nfr0 W. p stN1uth. Ic'uphoug 800.
httlNtHY ylEuk COOK. DISH
- wWhtI staple foreman, DIulhiug marEtr
gtuiuyt maAtE Business Exchange. lH., T..
I iHt south.
NTANADtNE .. MI HuU-IKEEpLU
[ AVA ladt'h travelling Invalid companion, oIuak
anl mahlcI .ai,tIudlrH, UIuUU Cuuttsib. recon.
B lnh room Ihlruu TIutTa ready 10 once
Lalic' exchange, .fs LnH., titft south.
] MAN AID WlrF ron UANru
/ W wurk iu Colorado. farce advanced Niau
I nni wife O. maHl.c Nuautfs tffhault
| imngh, cut oi eIy, Particulars ATS, b.. bet
D
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Z 1ARrESrEIs WtNrEn AN SALT
- Take Exchange bureau, 70 l.. Ind south
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NNNNrEu - TRAVELLING PUBLISHING
" u.usf CniICI tor. 500 NUr.V aut cor
.1rc' ulatt, hu.ug's iNcbau.c. lss b..
iHt rouiu.
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VIrANr.u-UOrFL STEWARD. BREAD
" 4ud cake baker, CONTRACTOR time
kCrpIr. sunr Waterman, h.t aud cap clerk
Particular, EUaing.s Exchange. lss D. III
south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-21

4 IluN COTTAGE ON rESrEE NJ,
~ url. NcUnuirg rUlirucr. iirrE uo' Hr,
lIu Wow, Ius aaAlla feet. l1nk This up. El OJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-21

GiNb UpDs, OS gsp sg.EEg. GROOM
4l2 lligg house, CIgT wafer, ,Is. ilaY
tcFmsi 81 eco,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-21

Parlnkt ~ this spread OF Royal Values.
4 monster Champion SAio this wouk this
Dress Goods Sale will DO.
1000 Euds oi ENDS on Sale, starting nj
il ruuIs each aud az.
lrr arrived for Monday. 40 pieces Of
Amber shaded ll0uclo 40 inch, 40 wool,
worth a. cents, sale prIrp - cents.
tUulygaut ltonch Pattern suits Just iu,
bon HOY soaking effects, at 100 and $500,
worth twice.
10 pieces, 40 wool. 90 inch Plaid Stripes
and Checks, Monday 90 % cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-21

HOUSES Fot NkNr IS ALI
IL part, Of the city
GROE-uE"k & ROSE,
No. lS vs., Second south street. Rooms IS a 30
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NO pa'. Ladies' Duugala KID hutton
~hHp1 with opera pointed tips, regular
price, $3.50, cut tosli5. All widths and
lgot
.lj pair. OF Ladies' Fine Kid Button
Shoes. square and Opera tnoa, with poiut.
ri tips, cut nom $500 10 Slp5. Az sizes
Uul viiih-.
Boo pl.s o. Ladies' French Dongola
HuIou HUns iu Tuout tips, opsM toe.
Eva. from 500 90 s-.ia All widths and
MgHs.
40 pairs Ladies' Fine Kid Hutton
B1p.s, urSi uio solos, cloth tops, pointed
tip. u uuou and square toes, reduced
nom sl.ultu s2Nt
800 pairs Ladies' fronch KID, plain,
roumou.scnsl toes, heavy volt sole,
regular urico has always boon $780, ~.
dur0t co. s1.iO.
1000 pair, % Ladies' Narrow width
Shoes. hand turned. button, with ar with.
out tips, reduced FROM 5000 On $50. in
Guiding all tho "A aud a width ia tho
store.
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III oly, Itro0u house, ur.hIrI, H.HbIr.,
etc, balance Zoo urcrn nu Nit'l tlerk uuuuu,
laHY uatmoufs Price nlul.
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tNl1 RODS. VACANT. Ds IIlIu
+ Easi, nc'wceu on nud oh south. lasy
payments $500,
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fs.UuOI NEW EEtMJ uuUnE,
rrst, 0u .uu street LNsF HAHwnHa, so. h
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- noon tEaN. MOUSE AID suNi.
- mgr hitrhrn, 2,'lia fso', nuwiuE we'll, all
fenced -uu lust. HG.I
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ATlC. 'tuNu D. hAl. COTTAGE,
~ lot Hs EHIf.uL between pth nUl 100
south, near Wet iouplo. A saup. tl-uH.
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slfx Rods, tLuuV IHANL, CLOSE
"a in. Fgg r7yuouis, s-.a
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DAl Au.Es uN THE JORDAN nor.
q - iou a'a .rcrt bargain
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fI'ii ErHON. aS. WIGS YOU uE.
a lHIf1 HlY cia.. ~ male or fCmllu hUIp.
rrnWpt service guaranteed through iie.I'
uHaritTt. ts'l O. ist south. 81. Alien shepard
Ass.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
FURIOUS LITTLE ANIMALS.
Fatal Fight Between Woodch"cN ana
n Muskrat.

Fatal Fight Between '"oooch"cN ~A
Muskrat.
A Philadelphia man saw furious
fcbt between a woodchuck and musk
r,t on Choke Creek few days ago. MI
Bond was walking toward the creek on
the opposite side of which he saw a |,
woodchuck shaking its thirst near poor
,,,dar . leaning yellow birch tree. The
,nnndchuck became alarmed at ms APP
nrn,cb cave a whistle and started on a
HvaIv canter for it's burrow, a lew rous
nm the bank. At the same li'stah!
monster muskrat, who had oeeh uoo 49,
,round in the grass and weeds ncal .te
woodchuck's hole, made a dasll lor 1 me-
nool under the leaning plrch.
startled animals ran INTO Que alio ,'n<t;,,n
thn;r hoste TO reach their respec'iIe
, oI;a;,m ,,lace and the collision instantly
,,r,,l tIrm forcetall fear, caused them 10
hn ,',, rs angry as hornetsand set thenl
~ t;.rhtinu ike bulldogs. Each amman,
Mr. RonT said. seemed to THINK lii,ls
~ nthar was to blame Tor running
aaainst it. and instead OF apolos,.1h, In
I'D irving to pass one announcer, 'nea
'l 20 Rite and scratch, brlstle ana
' ne anor;iv and roll and tumole IN
.So o, ,r.ss as though they were, poui,u ~
I t;n one another. The. musSra' Aep,
working the weodchu!e OK a 'owS, and at
ianctI The woodchuck, broke . amasI
rr;ad enough and went Emplns lom tans
his hurrow. 1t hadn't taken Nv shared
before the pugnacious m trii ,,"oodcbuck
i and made it fight. me ho ranewed
sailed into the big rat VIZ -, business.
viror. but the latter kne ,',,tas Il caught
and IN less 1ns'e vi by the throat ana i
the aSd oHer the bank into the pool
The The ilg Sam, bat the muskrat held the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
Consul Bcdloe and Bill Nye.

Dr. Edward Bedloe, the amiable ex-
consul to Annoy, says that of many
things that varied his consular expert
ence one of the most delightful was his
frequent receipt of letters from Bill
Nye. In one of these Mr.. Nye wrote:
81 have q greater regard for you than /
have had for any of your predecessors.
Not one of them ever wrote me a line,
contound them. The country has al
ready felt the effect of your work at
Annoy Times were never as bad as
they now are" In acknowledging the
gift of Chinese dragon flag Mr.. Nye
wrote thanking DR.. Bedloe for the ''yel-
low quarantine flag with the embroi,
dered microbe onto it." DR.. Bedloe
while at Annoy availed himself of the
opportunity to collect interesting data
and souvenirs, which he seriously
thinks of turning to account III the way
of an illustrated lecture.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
An Opera Managers Troubles.

A few years ago sydney Resented,
the opera manager, became entangled
in Milwaukee in what then seemed to
be an endless litigation over '"The Black
Hussar" which he attempted to pro-
duce at the old Opera House. Since
that time he has had more or less
trouble in everything he has attempted
to produce. His last venture, "The
Rainmaker Of Syria" has proven a fail
ure financially in New York, and he is
involved with his company, his cos
tuners and his various other creditors.
The company is on a strike for wages.
The chorus girls attempted to chastise
him in the dressing rooms under the
stage. He fled, and in the theater lobby
met Charles Hopper, the comedian, who
used the manager for a punching bag.
Resented fled to the dressing rooms.
There he found that even another mis-
fortune was awaiting him. Nine. Clara
Franstadt, who had supplied the cos
tunes, had pleaded in vain to be paid
the $50 that remained due to her. She
went to the theater, secured admission
to the wardrobe, and, taking all the
costumes of the leading man and the
prima donna, hid them, vowing she
would not reveal their Whereabouts I'M
til she had been paid every cent that
was her due. Rosenfeld fell on his
knees to her, and on his producing SIS
she relented. He got the company to
go on and play by making stack of sol
emn promises to paw.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
WHY HE WEARS THE RING.
Comedian Charles Evans Has a Tails
man That InsureS Luck.

Comedian Charles Evans Has Tails
man That Insures Luck.
Charlie Evans, who plays l. Nc Corker
in "a Parlor Match" wears a narrow
band ring on his left thumb. The in
trinsic value of the little thread of gold
is probably not over - or s., but it is
doubtful if the owner would part with
the trifie for twenty times that sum.
Mr.. Evans is not superstltiOus, but like
a great many other people who are not
at all given to superstitions he will not
take any chances on losing his luck; and
if the ring has not brought good luck to
the comedian it has certainly witnessed
a remarkable streak of good fortune
since the day it was placed on his hand.
1t seems that 8 dozen years ago Evans
was in little town in Colorado, and
while there rescued an aged woman
from the brutal attack of a drunken
ruttian who called himself her husband.
Evans learned that the woman was pen
niless and hungry. He saw that she
had comfortable clothing and an
abundance of food and left her with
money to provide for her wants
for some time to come. When
he left the town the old
woman forced him to accept
worn gold ring, not because of it's
value but as testimonial OF her graft
tude. The ring was too large for his
fingers and he slipped it on his thumb.
Within an hour he had a position Of
tcrcd to him with a company at double
the salary he had been getting. A
short time after that he met other good
fortunes. Then came his own good
company; he was successful in that.
CA Parlor Match' came next; it was a
winner He took the ring off, and bust
ness was poor; he put the ring back on
his thumb, and the ''standing room
only' sign was out. And SO he came
to believe that the little gold ring was
SYNONYMOUS with good luck. a month
ago he lost the ring, and two days
later he was attacked by sciatica. So
severe became the attack that he
planned to abandon the stage for a year
or two. In the meantime he had Of
fered $50 and finally 500 for the return
of the ring, and an item in a Mime
apolis paper says the talisman has been
restored to him, and he is again happy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
The Worlds Eairs

Take it all in all the world is fair That
is its judgments are pretty generally just.
No doubt it has formed many incorrect con-
illusions from the time the caravels of CO.
lumhus appeared off the shores of San Sal
vador to the present year OF celebration, but
there are instances of its fairness which can
be cited unquestioned. 1t has, after COM
parative tests, given its award to Hostetter's
Stomach Btters for efficacy in cases of ma
larial, rheumatic and kidney disorder, ays-
pepsia, liver complaint constipation, nerv
BUSINESS and debility. Among positive
facts without any doubt this verdict de-
serves prominent place The experience
of generation justites, and the concurrent
testimony of hosts of eminent physicians,
bear out its truth. Give the Bitters fair
trial and verify it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
MANAGER GRAU'S OLD CHORUS.
Why There Were Five Times as Many
Men as Girls in 1t.


Men as Girls in 1t.
Robert Grau's recent experiences re-
call the following story to the New York
Commercial Advertisers: He was pilot
ing in his usual impetuous style a comic
opera company up in New England
somewhere, and by chance encountered
friend who visited his show. "But,
Bob, he demonstrated afterward, "why
do you have twenty-six men in the
chorus and only five girls p Bob looked
into his beard and chuckled sadly.
"Why, you see, those twenty six men
don't cost me anything"
"They ought not to, said the friend,
"for thew arc awful hayseeds."
"Yes," muttered Bob, "hayseed's the
word. That's what they are. You see,
l got into several and various fiscal diff
culties en- route and-but don't whisper
this to anyone-those twenty-siX men
are all landlords and creditors. See
They Joined the troupe so as to collect
their bills and to prevent my defaultlng.
AS if | ever defalcated in my life. y
Bob's voice grew strident with emotion.
Every night my box office receipts are
seized upon by those hungry goat
bearded Yankees. pay the principals
of the company in checks. Just listen
to the farmers; they are disputing about
to-night's money now roar, as II
from a cage of wild beasts, punctured
the Sabbath stiffness of the Puritan vii
lage and Bobs friend fled into the
gloom greatly atfrighted.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
KNOW LEDGE

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Bapting the worlds best products to
Bhenccds of physical being, will attest
! he value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
bcmcdy, Syrup of Figs.
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] the form most acceptable and las
! mt to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
Siye; cfcctualIy cleansing the system,
3ipcling colds, headaches and fevers
ind permanently curing constipation:
has given satisfaction to millions and
pet with the approval of the medical
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|ning them and it is perfectly free from
E vpry objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
stsin soc and 81 bottles, but it is man.
actured by the California Fig Syrup
&OnIy, whose name is printed on every
uckage, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
nl being well informed, you will not
1cCppt any substitute if offered.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-19
Gossip ABOUT PEOPLE.

raux C. ABBOTT, ex-premler OF
SIR Joi r. officially i'll at Montreal.
an'r '.ru JEFFERSON has been elected
JosErll. 81" 81 the PLAYERS Club to sue
s Wlsn wA1Dq ,no A ro%mh hns Placed ola
| lh.Iis,m ,'I,''r noted EVIL engineer,
ha'l NIL attempt to substitute electrici
|wn CO., " steam &c in propelling ocean steam
ships. .;o,,
the lite of A. Northnp OF OF k nEy County, % IT,
Missouri. He was porn no on 'u,y 10 o,a ne
Iir = horn on July 10. His wife is ten
aIso D'' Younger, also born July 10.
W yn'i enlisted July 10 and was dis
A Ia r.,rd july 10. He fought on Island
En- '"' 10 He has also ten children and
hears No. 10 shoes.