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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-07

There Is a story about boy feeding
his fathers false teeth to his hungry dog
in search OF bone. There is another
story about man who swallowed his
teeth and lived on muriatic acid until the
teeth had been eaten up by the acid.
History does not say what effect the acid
had on the stomach, There is another
story about man who grew tired Of
chewing his food, so that he swallowed
his teeth and his gums, and mas,icated
his food thereafter as the chicken is
popularity supposed to do.
All OF these stories are false, but II Is
true that Mr.. William II, Humphreys. u
salesman 81 years oi age. living at the
United States Hotel in New York, did
lose his false teeth, in some peculiar
manner, at an early hour the other morn.
ing
lust how he lost them is a mystery
Some say that he swallowed them him
self, but there are other theories ad.
vanced. The police OF that section OF
the city are working on the mysterious
disappearance OF the teeth, but until
they lind some clew they have decided
not to talk about the matter. Mr.. Hum.
phreys says himself that he swallowed
them, and that they are now In his de.
partment OF the intel ior
The doctor from the Chambers Street
Hospital is mystiiied, aud, as usual,
knows nothing about the case. Hum-
phreys refused treatment. and would not
20 to the hospital. II Is said at the hotel
that a set OF teeth were found under
Mr.. Humphreys bed, and that he
merely had nightmare and imagined he
swallowed his teeth.
Mr.. Humphreys himself was no, NJ the
hotel to-day. He had LEFT there at an
early hour to go to his work. The clerk
refused to tell what he knew about the
case. Only one man who knew abou,
the case or who said he did could be
found.
"a understand" said this man, THAT
Mr.. Humphreys was sitting in his room
reading. lie gaped great deal, and
sucked his false teeth down into lis
stomach. That was at about $3.50 O'Clock.
heard great noise and the gentlemen
rushed down to The desk
"Something's dropped" he cried.
"Mhat Is NJ exclaimed the clerk.
my teeth" said he
"Gee" was all the clerk said.
with that they srn,ior az ambulance
The doctor came, but Humphrey !,
wouldn't have him At all. So he went
back again TO the hospital. This morn
ing Humphreys went about his work as
usual dare say If he can stand It the
teeth cam"
At the hospital il was said that q
d ctor by the name OF Woods had a,ten'
ded the gentleman who bad swallowed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-07

dead from hunger and cold Returning
from the grave OF his last friend, the
child crept 10 his attic lodging. and
wrapping himself IN the old rags and
straw. with a sore little heart ana tear
washed face he soon fell asleep.
In the morning he woke 10 iind the
kind face Of an old ragpicker banding
over him The poor boy burst into
tears and the old mans hear, was touch
ed. He put little Francois into his
basket and carried him tohls den, adop,
ing HIM into his family.
Thus Delsarte, who was alterward
crowned by a monarch's hand rs the
king OF art, began his career as a profess.
ional Parsan rlgpickcr For two years
he went about Paris < altering rags and
songs lie gathered more songs than
rags.
One day the Royal Band was playing
IN the garden OF the Tuillcrie; IN Paris.
A little ragged lad was Siiiing on the
ground near by making hieroglyphics in
the sand. An old man noticing the
boys prcoccupation and the strange
characters IN the sand. asked him what
he was doing
81 am writing the beautiful music so
the child with his unievcloped mind,
had invented rough musical notation,
OF course intclIi 6ible only to himself.
Francois. who entered the park rag.
picker, let IL 10 be adopted by one u
the most benz iicent and musical men OF
Paris.
lie entered the Conservatory and soon
became member oi the operate
al. y. i
by his beneiacior dying penniless. and
Francois was once more a wlndeTcr,
without home OF friends.
lie was ambitious To 20 on the stage,
and frequently applied to the dnorkec,ur
OF the Grand Opera House for a posi-
ton.
The doorlSeeper, becoming annoyed
by his importantly, reported him to the
director who said, Send the fellow ia
aud will soon silence him
a piano vas wheeled on the stage and
the manager said. Now II you possess
any musical talent, take your place there
and play Tor the audienc'
Delsarle wa, at first angry, then
courage rose IN heart, and, as he entered
the stage in his raggcdEatmenis. with
his stockings showing through the heel,
Of his shoes, the audience At first was
surprised, then they laughed aud jeered
at him,
Making pHncely bow. he took his
seat, and when he finished his first piece
| applause rang from every part OF the
room. lie was recalled again and
again. lie was Immediately engaged
At high salary, and in year married
The managers daughter.
lie aNerWard lost his voice, anditw
then that Delsarte conceived the idea
that il was through bad training thar
this calamity heicl HIM, and that good
natural method OF voice culture ould
ben, ht not only the muSi,al. but the
urltury world. Also that actions could
be made To talk as well as the voice. and
THIS thought grew INFO the Delsarte
aystcm and is author has been crown.
ed the grndest orator the world has
ever known
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-07

Chinese babies have hard time of Il,
according to n writer IN the /cRHeO.
lHHer M1ihdtcd .MRfiy. When they
are a month old their heads are shaved.
the operation being attended with much
ceremony. The almanac is consulted to
determine what things the poor young.
stcrs may see aud touch aud VIVA, things
they may not The first time babies
leave home they are taken to see their
grandmothers, who present them with
four chickens, four onions. two heads OF
cabbage. several pieces OF sugar cane
aud lot OF rice pods, as II such things
could be Of any use To m infant without
a tooth in his head Parents have such
complete control of their children that
'hev may ov''n pawn or sell them II they
desire TO. and they can chasiise them so
numerically that the children die OF
the punishment without any attention
being paid to Il by the authorities On
the whole II appears tina, the lot Of the
infant and OF the small boys aud girls Is
no, M cnviable one in the Celestial
duminions.
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The Novelist Dpg..


Sir Walter Scott once told a visitor
tina, two hounds, which were lying be.
fore the IRE, understood every word ne
said, The friend seeming incredulous,
the novelist, to prove his statement,
picked up book aud began to read
aloud 81 have two lazy, gOod.lor moth.
ing dogs, who lie by the fire and sleep.
aud let the ca,lle rum my garden" TIE
dogs raised their heads, listened, and
then ran from the room, but finding the
garden empty soon returned to the
hearthrug, Sir Walter again read the
story with like result but once more the
dogs came back disappointed. Instead
OF rushing from the room when Their
master commenced reading the third
time, both mounds came and looked up
into his face. whined, and waggcd their
tails as If to say; you have made
game OF us twice, but YOU can't do 1t
again -
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sos9he For Popth.
Interesting News from Sweden, EOrMnJ end Denmark

men. and man Of unboundcd energy
and unimpeaChable character. Ills
large factory was established In 1855,
The viking ship model at the Co.
lumbus EXPOSITION In Madrid, Spain. is
described bya spondent as follows;
The sirgular'y odd carefully executed
model measures hu, an elStick ia length
and is fully equipped with mast. oars,
shields etc. TIE model has been plac-
cd in one OF the large Spanish halls
where &; Is mounted, aud where Prof
storm, Norway's representative. Who is
IN charge, gives an historical account Of
It's hdng and finding We know that
the Nofwi einr,, when they do a thiug,
do Il well, hut ~ this lttlr mode they
have unqucsrorably broken their record
and given us q genr
DENMARH.
There lea society in Copenhagen for
the providing ol meals TO mothers and
children. which during the winter
season feeds as many as 5000 people a
week,
An lcclandic scientist, who has spent
the last nine years travelling about Ice
land, tells ol his coming 70 place,
which since the year i7sl had been
visited by no outsiders VIII yer.
The Importance OF the cattle industry
to lylland may be measured rom the
fact that there are about 900 societies
devoted 10 tie promotion OF cattle and
horse rdismg there.
tie Conservative Club Of Copenhag II
is ten year, old, AMI boasts ol havug
be n ioe Grst p,Ii.ici organization OF
the iId in Inc country. II, cam, 4.
has been followed with much rea, less.
however, the number oi similar clubs
beng now over 100, AL OF winch con.
sti'ulc the unned conservative clubs, %
organized In tSS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-07

Since its fret Introduction Electric
Buffers has gained RAPIDLY Ia popular
favor, until now II Ia clearly In the
lead nirong utc medicinal tOnics anu
sltcfsliv.s-cOut,ining i.oihing which
o nit. It's ~ As ~ beverage or intoxl-
,anl; tbs recognized as tho best and
pursrt medicInr Tor al ailments OF
stomach, Lv,r,nF Kidneys. II will
cure Sica Hoijrche, In digestion, Cun-
stlpaiiuD, aud urivn Maiarla from tho
System. Satisfaction guaranteed with
each bottle or the money will bo re-
funded. tii.e only 900. per bottle.
solI by A. Z. Smith 4 Co., Drugglsls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-07

'"ss " WI
. authptEs nur rdvvi rcd druggist

We authntiEs mr .dvui ~ cd druggist
sell d.. Kings Nav Discovery for
uns'im ption, Coughs N"i 'olds, upon
Ms couuilion. l;you mn nflilcIe,' " tn
Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat OF
Ch,.t " uhlc, AMI viii w. this remedy
directed, giv,n;it u isir rial, au,i
Sleri.ncc no benefit, you may return
no bottle aud have your money ~.
nnded. We onuli rot make thi, otior
wa not know That DIR. kipg's New
. suoVefy could be reliru Uu. IL never
'appUiI,s. T'idl h0ttie fier ut A. G.,
nth * f.'f ~ 80 ~tn-. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-07

The world IL better heCause 81 such
aremedy M Bsliard's Snow Liniment,
because thls article relieves II Of much
paiu anu misery, and We nre thus tina.
bled To enjoy It's brighter -ite. II posl.
lively CURES all forms OF Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Headache, sick Headache,
Lame Back, all Sores and Wounds,
Cute, SpTains, Bruises, SuG joints,
Contracted Musclcs, poisons, Erup.
tionF, Corns, Weak Rack and all pain
aud MI Inflammation on man or beast,
l's the best because il'r the most pcnc.
lfating. Beware NJ all white L,ni.
ments which may he palmed OIL Oh
YOU for ballsrd'A Snow Lininent.
There ia nuue Ike u. Sold Wy u. e.
~. |. Dng Dept 4Sx
Or. burrows, Oculigt, Ausist and Up.
uelan. speotaolos flt.ei. Commercial
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NAIgsolR EI7n )IDgRE

l5c valur to be cleared out at 10 pei
yard.
ajd value to be cleare ont a, ~ pei
yard.
$50 value To bs clsireI gu; a; 90 per
yard.
- inch Hpnisoms B,by Fhunc,n ,,
worth ono, to uc cleared out at 30,
per yari.
- Inch Baby F.oIucings, o'sStr. ie
signs, wnftp 1js, to be cloitsi on
nt SOS ret yari.
Beautiful nuw patterns In Allove'
Enlhroiierles nj Cloar,nt Sal
price. of 35s, 5ot, Gjj aud 80, p
yard.
- Rrmomber tina, thoS, gnons ar,
All new. Having been bought ~
This Soasou's rfaIe, dircci f,on
the manufacturers a. a great Ost
gale. dsg
4 lot Of 1"ichon Lace ~ . inchri
wide TO be cleared out n. III pr
yard.
Feather Stitched brand al 100 a piece
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-07

itching Plies are known by moip'urs
Ike prrspiration, causing Intense Itch.
Ing when warm. THIS form NJ well M
Blind, BLEEDING or Pro,ruding, yield
at onre to DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly ON parts affected,
abgorbs tumors. aIlays itching and Of
fecls n permanent cure. 60 eta. Drug
gisis or mil. Circulars free. DIR.
Bossnko, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by
z. g. 81. l. Drug Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-07

JRFPGUsoN CirY, Mo-, Jan. 6. The
legislature met In joint srssion this
morning ani listened to tue rrllfnW
message OF Governor Ffsnci.. II
wells nc length IN rate mu,,r, re.
commenilug, among other thing., that
u law he passed hhing The minimum
lrice at which cOuvlc,s will he leased,
ut 60 cents per day, and that prisoners
be given u portion OF thelr earnings.
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o gan h 70 a l.ns rieLer.

In the spring Of 1871, IN SOlimer.
France. little FRANCOIS DelSarte wa, born,
When he was o years Old his father died
a bankrupt and his mother. with his
other brother. moved 10 Paris. Here She
hoped 10 ind employment to support
her family. But she found the struggle
Tor bread very nari, In few years
toll, poytriy and disappointment did its
cruel work, Death came to the wretch.
ed home and took away the mother.
the two little boys, Al the age of 10 and
"a years, were lett homeless waits in the
great flood OF Partisan life.
The pnng OF 1891 was an unusually
5 we're one IN Paris, and one morning,
little Francois woke TO find his brothe,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-07

G. Il. Moore * Co., prominent drug
gisia Of New berg. Or, says: 'Sinco
our customers have beromr acquainted
with tho good qualitiespf Cng uiber.
Hin's Cough Remedy, VIZ sell but little
VI any other kind. Chnmberini1'4
medicines all give good satisfaction {"
For sale by u. q. M. Drug Dept. I&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-07
CLEARANCE SALE OF
gREIsIgaBsS A!?ERTS
Lacos Struck by Lightning
Cost Knocked Out OF Sight

si..5l Pan. Pattern Dresses Mt ST. ~
.lT.bi 4" 4" - 81
$500 " Z" "sll.UU
ifpw's INA, CpsirErlroN:
a I mr. Liprk AMI color i corduroy,
regular 8 goods, NJ % per ysri.
oar 5!inth Gctnisn Bruuu Cloths In
hiArk an rolHrs, regular price
81 -. al 81 05 pr yard.
Oar 52.inch M" Imported Broad Cloth,
regular 81 IS, good Mt sl..5 ic
yard.
CAN YOU EQUAL TIfsse PRICES ELSE.
WHERE
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III do not recommend Chamburlpin's
Cough Remedy irom financial esanu-
point, for We have others In stock ON
which we make n larger profit, )" say
Al. Maggim, u prominent drugglAt OF
Baddock, Penn, shut because many
OF our customers have spoken OF It In
the highest praise. We sell more OF 10
than Gf my si.uilar preparation we
have In the store" For sails by u. g.
NJ. |. Drug Dept DIS
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swEnKS.

Nv EAiNs
The Grown Princess has just published
n book on her travels In Egypt.
ia Grippe" is now raging epidemic
ally IN Stockholm.
The "Mndre Theatcr" in G othenburg
was burned down the other day.
T.. Sanding, nj 'rchan, Of Sundn,e',
was drowned in the Lutte li,er.
Baron Rappe, the minister OF war,
Baron G.. O. pcyrcn aud Count NJ. w.
Hamilton have been appointed Lieu
tenant Generals in the Swedish army.
The national debt OF Sweden evenly
distributed among the people would
make every pcrson indebted to the cN-
tent Of slJ S. The entire debt more.
over, is placed in produc i've enterprises,
an important advantage, which Sweden
has over many other countries.
The elections To the Peoples Riks.
dag" are announced to take pr ace during
the first two weeks ai,cr New Years
day. Every swedish citizen Of ~ years
or over Is entitled To vote on the la5
members that will constitute the Riks.
dag, and TO be voted upon. OF the
members, Go,henburg will send five and
Stockholm twelve
Atan audience given to member Of
Riksdag representatives King o car cN-
pressed himself rs highly p'cassd WITH
the result OF the session, adding that his
efforts for prcseryalion Of peace ! tue
relations TO foreign powers Of the united
kingdoms had been materially assisted
by il. Aud this was the real object Of
the army reform bill, that and nothing
else.
Only gS1 persons Gothenhurg out
Of total popu'a,ipn Of IolatS are en-
titled to vote 1t parliamentary elections.
Those. on the Other hand, who can cX.
ercise their right OF suffrage at municipal
elections number ~ oS7, representing,
however, saS ojs ballots, each citizen
dsposing over several votes according
to his social and financial standing.
Golhenburg seems to be considerably
"behind" Stockholm in the matter Of
the consumption Of liquor, the same
being in 1899, respectively 59,SoS lltcrs
and rs. 90! lIters pr. 10 900 inhabitants.
The latter figures are the more interest
ing, as the condition, IN 1850 was the re-
verse of what II is nov, Stockholm then
consuming 2;S,9S2 liers to ,ol oj2 lilers
consumed in Gothenburg per 10000
people, The cause OF this state OF
aiTlifs is claimed to be the greater
efforts made by the liquor associations
oi the capital 10 PROMOTE temperance,
while The Gothenburg ASSOCIATIONS Of
late years have done practically nothing
in tina, line,
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ShaniberiN,n's ,nlic. Cholera ana
Dir rrlIsnA tlctuunY

| have sold anu USED la my fg.mIly
for several year, Chamberlsin's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrbwt REM dy and
have found II Une OF the mot useful
and tatis aciofy remedies 1 ever
handleJ.-C. VI. Lewis, Dlugglst, Salt
Luke Cily, .Utah. Fox sale by q. g.
NJ. /. Drug Depr. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-07

II you are biiioua, dull, drowsy.
sleepy; have bad taste In the mouth
on arising IN the morning; rastlc,s al
night, constipsted anu have indless-
tloD, your Liver IL out Of order and
your blood 10 slowly being poisoned,
Hrrbine viii cure any disorder OF tho
Li-or, Siomnch or Bowels. Sold by z,
G.. NJ. 1. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-07

Peia ms ursirins 10 niaR. Christians
Pfrss nts shuulu not lnii TO cnll Oh
|. WAITER, tho broker, st "a Eaat
let. South ST., aui Inspect his i'm.
mense stock Of demons. watches aud
Dewlery NJ every description. Estab.
lish,I lsHI
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A Clsnr CompIezion.

a clear complexion Ia always abso-
Lutte proof Of the perfect action Of tho
Liver. You mover Ggw n bilious person
with ~ clrar, rudy complexion. "a
sound Liver makes a we'll mRu.n HER
uiEE viii give you perfect Liver aud
pilecI digestion. Sold by z. &. NJ. /.
Ding Delt
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HOSIERY FOR LADIES, FI3SES,
HlLDREN AID G3Nrs.

'nfsDts' q . wOII Hos, lsiuced from
los 10 IS per pnr.
in'aBt' hlhck cashmere Hose, reduced
ron Zoe to 10 ptr plir.
Mis-. ali WOOL black ribbed Hose,
r. luce from &c o. u. g per pair.
i.aii.s' black cashmere Hose, reduced
from anr 10 ~ per pair.
Lagirs' pil wool i'ck 'inhsI Hose, r..
dUc,d from .05 10 49, per pnit
Cent? mcriuo hail HGsr, reduced from
.lr to loo per pair.
d.nts' heavy c,mei'S hair halt Hose,
reduced from .5c 10 ijc i'er afr.
Gents genuine straw kuli cashmere
hall Hose, Ia black, eluu and hHiu.
raj oilore, reduced from 3jc To 20c
per pair.
Buy al tho Hosiery sou may want for
next year nOr! You Will never
have such All opportunity avniD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-07

Herbine pcrmSn.ntly oures sick
headache, Indigestion, dyspep-is, con.
aupRtioD, biliousnnsz, foul breath ami
NIL dissascs produced by uis,rjerpd
Liver. 1t lea pcrfect LIVER medioiao,
Sold by z. q. NJ. |. Drug Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-07

Made 10y Tie American Brewing
Comiany oi 81. Louis IL brew,d u The
hest barley AMI Boh,mian hops. II
has q tcuatllul amber color, delicious
hop flavor AMI spnikts like Chnh.
lagne. FhED ). HApRA. Al East,
tirt South Street, Sal, Lake City,
Agent.
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Tin, Copper anu sheet Iron Worker.
Only iirst class work done. Repairing
promptly attended TO. Ice west, Sec.
nnh South hlIeei.
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Excursion Tickets 10 all parts o.
Eurrr" hps' inan regular ra'cs. w.
q. kIND, Walker House.
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SKIRTS.
CoRsETs

ut CLEARANCE SALE PRICES
nu.utnU y. A.. Venus au, II iysi Vur.
cester Corsets, style 655 la Pink,
aud Biurs only. sizes 10 {, "a.
itrliucei from . - aui 500 -
81 5ia i,ir.
Germ al =. ID. Corsets,o our wsll.known
style ~ ia Pinas aud liiups only.
nli t.,re luce from 81 ) =, 50 On
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Collma Coffee, nectar OF tho gods,
oil Barlow ThoriFon Grocery 60.
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|C0HNS S SH1A4 CT EARANCE SAIL E:i3::. Va.
D0MESTTCs.

Yird wide hlcachcG musliu 81 DC ".
Fac qualify l0c blrnoheJ muslin a
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For Rtilfosi Tickets clil pu w. q
klNp. Wnlh'T !; us,; he can save you
IRON $500 to s2l.0
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OF Ho' DE y 10 /, rllA IA nlwa with
Ia iho buun lHO .. su because 1t IL
iru /, ilwbys 40 81, to the sol er.
common srus" % ihinklDg c pie =
en- &c 81 IL uus, an II IL always u y
sibs,s ntis @ hs nd rsement, whiu 4,
IN the II Il ,cisl " n D., W ul to ~
cened VITA II moments hesiia !, IA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-07

Cheap Tickets to Denver aui Chi.
cage today. w. q. KiSD, Walker
HOUSE.
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Era general family cathari'c We
cDnhdvnlly rec. mmend,d liO iNs
Fills. 3
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OUR GREAT LINEN SALE.
LIN H N ~.

Our Great Annual Linen Sale Is always looked forward
to with more than paying interest Most of Our customers
have obtained so many Choice Bargns previous sles
that II supeffuous part to parade to them the great
advantages offer this yo yet for the benefit OF new com
ers and strangers permit say that "stockakng Is
over, and usual have quantity OF short lengths IN
Linens odds and ends in Towels and Crashes md broken sets
in Table Linens and Napkins that must close out regard
less of the sacrifice Not only will these goods he thrown
our counters but entire stock of Linen will be reduced
for this sale great opportunity for HOTEL KEEPERS and
BOARDING HOUSE PROPRlETORS
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Silver state Cigars are the western
favOrll .. 4
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A.C Smith & Co., Druggists, sysa.s
tiRoberts' hosporian Tonic.


uRooerts' HcapOrian Tonic.
Ir.sh .cuts.
John DAVIS, lO1 l.. Fir-t South
Street (oppoaltc Cay Hall). dealer IN
ellbinds VI Fresh Meats Give me u
call.
sound Liver mAues u wciI mnn.
Are you Bilious, Constipate,i or
troubled with JAundice, Sick Heat
ache, had TGs,p Ia Mouth, Foul
B'caIh, Coated Tongue. DysDepsiA,
indigestion, Hot Dry shiu. Pain ia
Rack aud between the shouldsraS
Chillsand tovcr, etc., II you hav- any
o. thcrc symptoms, yuus Liver 10 Oh.
OF order Inj yuur blood Ia nloHly
being poisoned, because your Liver
does NOT act properly. HLanisE VIII
Cute any gieOrief OF the Liver. Ston,.
nch or Bowels. II hRs no tn,,si IA a
Liver Medicine. Price rs cet,te Ere,
trial BOTTLES al z. q. ~. /. Drug Dent.
Grover Clrve,p nj ,Rys; B.st ever
smoSed' Brown Palace Perfsc,os.
The New Year will open with n
big Gu, In rai'A 10 uNi yer AMI all east
rTn points, nj Shilry's Railrond Ticket
Office, No. II ". 7'c,nd 3 lu,h 81.
Sudden Changes " Weather cause
Throat Diseases, There " no more
cnectunl remedy for Coughs CoIdp,
etc. than Browns Pit ,SCmiAL
rRocnEs. Sod ony N t0Tes. Price
20 cts.