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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-02-27

The subscription list OF The WEEKLY
LEADER is rapidly increasing since the
price has been reduced to OIL q year.
THE WEEKLY LEADER is an excellent
advertising medium.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-02-27

/ desire to express to the citizens OF
Madison and Lake county my appreci-
alton OF the liberal patronage that has
been extended to me during the past
several months. My business is con-
stantly growing and am increasing my
facilities to keep up with the times.
My new stock OF spring goods has ar
rived and it includes some very hand
some patterns. All of it is OF the very
latest design in style and elegant in ap.
pearance. i cordially invite every body
to call and examine the new stock
Work promptly done and satisfaction
guaranteed Z. j. THOMAS,
The Tailor
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Quite number of our townspeople
send THR WEEKLY LEADER to eastern
friends to keep them posted in regard to
this section. The subscription price is
81 year.
There can be no doubt that timely
use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral would pre-
vent many serious throat and lung
roubles.
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Spring is Coming,

And the approach of the of blossoms that stock
Hmus and completely and altogether We goods
that branch the who
chance stock almost their figures 1t will
before you get another such a chance
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For fine job printing and handsome
paper stock, call at THE DAILY LEADER
Office.
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Drices in this line are now at low water mark, and
I can do wonders with very little money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18
Englaud aud I,aIy.

TARANTO, oct. l7.-Admlfal Sir
Michael Culm.SeymUur, In command
Of the British Mediterranean fieet nc
cOmpanied Uy ali his captaius, return
cd the visit today OF AumirAls CUnui
and Turla Of the Italian navy amidst
much ceremony ami the burning OF n
large amount OF powder In sAlutos. On
board the Italian flsgship, italia, tue
admiralH anu other uilicBiH partoOk OF
the most sumpluoue enlettainmenL
The Italian admiral Ia toast re-
ierfed In the most ilatteTing terms 10
the power Of the BuuHh navy Aud to
the great influence which the friend
chip between Italy and Great Britain
should have upon the peace Of Europe.
Admiral Seymour, reply, referred
In complimentary phrases 10 the war
ships Of Italy anu WAS also OF the opin-
ION that both navies could not be- better
employed than In the maintenance OF
peace.
Later In the day Admiral Seymour
received all the local government anu
municipal Uilicers, who visited MIN IN
state ami presented tue British adult
raj with a most nAtterlng address Il
welcome. Tho whole press OF Italy
today Joins In greetings to the British
leet. ID
The significant fact OF this occureic CO,
when seven vessels OF Russia are galh-
cred In French waters, II not 10 be
thought lightly VI, and whatever IL tie
intent OF tho British squadron IN raI-
anIo, II II looked upon GU all sides nm a
counter move 20 the presence Of Ia 4
Russian squadron at ToulDn,
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proparatIons for world Wide
Celebration.


CuIoAao, oct. HIN the w. g. r.
II mrVt.nt toIRy, Mrs. 5Akuri, ui
Jauau, drlivvesod a eulosy un the life
nIu work OF Mary Alien West, the
ni,slonsry who recently died In Japau.
5tsau n. AntnOuy Hliffed the audi
suce up with u wUmauS rights Aud
temperance speech
Dr. John Hail, ~ New Y0rN, Mary
IL, Hunt, anu Others spoke.
rns union 10 .ay unanimously AZ
proyed the pian presented by the edi.
tor u the Chrts'iIH NatssmIH for The
celebration VI tus year A. -. 1900, the
ig1Jth birthday 4 Christ anu tbs be-
ginning Of tnv twentieth century, ny
a year OF world enCircliug Chtistiaa
conventions, 30 arranged that huut OF
"Around the MOfld" missionaries and
tourists can attend them IA succeHsiJn,
Miss Frances T.. willard, LAW Henry
Somerset aud Mis. Niiuur Il. Crafts
were appointed cOmmi toe 10 iuNiie
tue co.OptTitions Of other CngisIian OF
CARNATIONS aud with them arrange for
the celebration, which differs from the
other celebrations proposed, Ia that II
10 10 bo pre-emiuently Christian not
| chiefly commercial, % u WORLDS inif
must be; In that II IL not TO he celebra'
! ted In one place, but extended 10 oil
lands, aud la that II Il to DO continued
Tor the whole yoabas hitting Tor NJ great
ma event.
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CONSUMPTION DEBATE.
Cause OF tho Alleged Decrease OF
Patients.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. IL. The
County Medical 5ocleIy's petition to
the board u health 10 Isolate cousump-
tives has increased the feafs, OCCASION
cd by startling headlines Ia u local
paper, declaring the disease infectious.
The state legislature of Michigan re-
Gently indOTced tubs view, ~ did the
medical congress ia Washington, and
deaths from consumption having de-
creased everywhere recently, DR..
Fleck, with q few others, ascribe thie
to isolation. The majority Of medical
experts, however, credit II TO the Tree
cast, distribution through physi-
clans OF test outfits Of the Amiok
treatment, by which authentic cures
are reported daily In the medical and
secular press.
MINNEAPOLIs, Oct. l7.-Recont
local editorials condemuing the medi-
cal code while commenting Amirk,
the Cincinnati scientist, Tor Withholding
his cOueumptive cure formula, are
exciting much discussion Ia medical
circles.
The Times said; Oils discovery
greatly assis,s the Eight against this
enemy Of human life. Thirty Oi
more local physicians say the medi'
cine accompanies more than his
claim"
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CHICAGO, oct. l7.-Mrp. Mario
Wiluvr and Mfs. ]. II. Euglesby, VI
Chicago, have begun proc1oiinga TO
widow OF their brother, DR.. Frederick
j. Huse, removed from tue position Of
administrators OF his estate, which 10
valued Mt sBOO,000. IL IL clAimoi that
Mrs. Husc, who wos the second vile OF
DIR. Husr, nolds 100000 worth OF stock
which DR.. Huse ngtov ~ turn over TO
Mrs, Eugietby, Ia cOnsiderallon OF
money advanced by Mrs. Euglesby.
The contest promises to be- very bitter
on both sides.
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VEST AND DRAWERS.

Ladies' Jersey nttiug ribbed Vests aud
Drawers and Corset Covers, something
nov, non-shrinking, making an elegant
suit complete IN white silk. bound aud
finished. Price $500, Mondays price
el.7l.
Very Bpocia, Ladies' Vests In morlno
and wool, unshirlnkiug, In natural and
black. Jersey rib. Price sl.0O, Mondays
salu sl.iO.
Ladies' extra nno quality Jersey rib
NCst', uuu.shriuking, Va natural aud
black. rrico $40, Mondays salo clos.
Ladies' Munslng plated Vests aud
Drawers, jersey hulng In Nhito and
natural. Great Value. Price $500, Mon.
days sale sli0.
Ladies' Jcrsoy rib silk and wool mixed
Vests, high mock and long sleeves. Ia
black aud white in Rr,llyH imported.
Otoat value. Price $500, Mondays Sale
$50.
Ladies' Jersey rib pure silk Vests In
white, black, and colors handsomely
finished. Price SOS, Mondays Sale $500.
Ladio' Jersey rib Vests and Drawers
In WOO, tcru color. upn-shrlnNug. Tho
greatest value over Ou sale. Price ,L6i,
Mondays Sale tl.00.
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THE MEDITERRANEAN SHOW
President CarIOt Delivers o Spo.Cl to
The Visitors.
Eugiishr,en Rnd Italians FutoEisirg
Lntb 0ihcr.-A we've aud
counter GoYr.

PARIS oct. 1.-THE Russians drove
to tht Pa.Hisu Elyfro t,i' afternoon,
aud on the Wy there the tnmv cu'
thu as 10 fcuis we're witnttsoi'
Sobit cupio hi.. bt,ufe the British
embassy, but the demons tntion "
t.Ua suppftssud. Upun arriving al
TIE lsiyasu tue Ruseiau oumifpi unJ
stan were received with military
hUnOfs nui Trtsunfed O. Pftsidthl
Csfnot by Baron Won MOhrenheim,
the Ru sian vubussadUr.
pfesiueIt Csruot saiu. "fOu have
already heard nom tho mrssirurr at
luulon az vxpfu.si n Of tue gO1u.wiu
" the french government, nnd hl-I
that Of tue people OF the distflcts
through which you assedi nud
thtuug hout tue nation you Will every.
where muet with the same
.incers ant cordial welcome. The
ties of iriendship, which have been
drawn clIsrr 10y tie touching demon
slration. OF which our fleet was tao Oh.
jsct at Gro AIT, atu growing stronger
every cby. May this loyal interchange
| vi our IL. iinaH nud ftiUu Ishtp bu au iu'
spifauOn 10 all VINO have ~ heatt the
benunts OF peace, confidence aud sucu-
. D.
/ aud whom ! greet from this place, T..
trusted you with an exalted mission.
/ which you have wOtihily cIrficJ Out.
| bid you, therefore, welcome"
Admiral Avcllan replied to Pfesi-
dent CatnoL thanking tho French
President Tor the courtesios extended
to himself aud officers whilo ON French
soil.
The Russians then visited tho min.
iftry OF the interior, ministry " war,
ministry Of marine Hnd other important
buildings Uf similar nature, iuCiudinp
in tho tour tue senate aud chamber u
deputies.
Ihis evening nil tho prominent
buildings In the city were ILLUMINATED,
while al over the city was an eKtfav1-
CANT display Of Examinations.
Pftbident HumOert OF the municipal
council has received n telegram o
congratulatlou from the mayors Of 81
Petersburg, Moscow, Warsaw, rig
and other cities, thauRing him for 10,
cordial manner in which the Russian
sailors were received la Paris.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE sculptor
Charles Bvllitsch IL dead.


BERLIN, Oct. l7.-At u late hour to-.
night, what II probably the correct YER
sion OF the murder OF Count Blucher
reached this city. II now appears that
the man vino murdered tins count is "A
gamekeeper named Thiel, who had
been rebuked for miscouuuct by the
count. Thiul soon afterwards returned
with q gun, which he aimed at the
count. The latter attempted to seize
the gRmykeeper aud u struggle fol-
lowed. Thiol managed to shake him.
self free and fired both barrels Of the
gun Mt the counps head, inillctiug In
jurius from which Count Butcher died
quarter Of an hour later.
Inc COUNTESS, hearing the shots,
hurried to the scene aud was fired upon
by rhiel, the shot entering her
shoulder and arm. The countess Is
still alive. Thiel had frequently been
rebuked for dissipation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18
The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective Sept. II, 1893.
Trains dr1irs uut Dqiari 10 sat Lake
GU Daiv, az FoI0rIs

ARRIVE.
rom an Fatirrn points. ............. 70 An
Prom Hutto Portland, san Trsn
CISCO Cache valley and Ogdcn..i0 % am
Prom all Eastern points. rars ely
and uEion...a........ .....,..s....,ll % a ma
Prom San francisco, ogden nut
intermediate roints.,.........,..-.. 30 p m
irrom Milford. -anpeto valley ,juah, NCpm,
Provo. Eureka and intermediate points iop m
'irom Terminus and Toocio..,.,........ . ~ y Ga
nTrAnG
For Ogden intermediate points,
san tTtnclsco, rark city aud
an Eastern points ................ 2 90 m
Tor ogden and intermediate points .. Z 90 . "a
FOR ogden, intermediate points
and all Enslorn points ................ o % y no
Tor Ogden, iiutto iicicna Portland,
Cache valley ani san Francisco % y m
iTor Eureka. Provo. hAnpoic Valley
and Milford. ,.,,,...,...,.,.....-.H 90 \ m
'Tor Toocio aud Tcrmiuus.......,... ., am
Eua only on Monday Wednesday aud
Friday
Train. south ~ Juau will run every other
day only leaving Jusb Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday, and FRISCO on TuctdaY, Thursday
aud saturday.
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ALTOONA, Pa, Oct. ia serious
accident occurred on the New York d
Pennsylvania railroad, just below the
city, this evening.
Seventeen were seriously Injured
and In number Of instances the IA.
iurles may prove fatal. A work train
was run into by the local train, run.
ming at high rate ~ speed. The
construction car was demolished aud
The stoves overturned, The oar caught
are anu s0ue men CAME out Of the
Debris with their clothing ignl cd.
After some difficulty the fro was ex.
tinpulsbcd aui Steps taken Ut once TO
carry out the Injured.
Tho sight was horrible. Thrown In
every direction, men could be seen
writing In pain aud calling for help.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

VALPARAISO, iud. Oct. l7.-Thltleon
bruised and manglei bodies lie Ia the
statiOn.houte at Waiting, Lake coun.
ty. Last nlghps dance at the town
hall had n bloody ending. IL was a
battle wRgej TO the bitter end between
P0iundors aud Italians who had taken
possession Of the hall for the purpose Of
giving dance. The officers woTs
unable TO quell the riot. John Posh-
anski was literally scAlped alive, while
dagger thrust severed tbs iugular
vein OF another unfortunate. A large
number OF arrests were made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

NEW YomS, Oct. 1.-THE HoTd'dS
Bdvices from Rio Jsneiic: Tue gov.
eminent oliloaln report TINT fife was
opened on Nitoheroy Ivy the insurgsut
tleet In nm attempt to dislodge PaiK.
otO's troops, but was not octssiul.
The insurgents deny that the attempt
was made,
MollO's officers are now In possess
sion OF tho naval department. rhu
insurgents are In great need Of now
men. They have not enough TO man
the fleet ut Fort Nalletagnon On the
bay. The hundred men who ars s,a-
toned there have declared In favor OF
the rebels. THIS event has given the
revolutionary forces an opportunity 10
land within tho city.
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UNDERWEAR.
One Hundred New Arrivals Ia US.
DEBWEAR for Mondays sac 10
Stimulate Trade; 10 Push
Up Sales; 10 Haks
More Customers.
We will on Monday orcr Underwear at
such prices ns will bring uui iua-
Jnrliy Of salt lhhr'a ropula-
ton othIH MuNuruTuL
ADVANTAGEOUS SALE.
Underwear OF All Kinds.
READ.
coMnINAIIoN suIIs

ladies' JOfsoy i,ih Combination Suits,
hoavy weight, In talhtigg1u and natural
nike, Pucc sle3, Mondays Snlo si41
ladies' Combination ln wool mix,
Jersey ribbed, fino quality, in handsome
silver grey unlN Hil sz0s. Price $40,
Mondays Sale si.si.
ladies' Com bIuatlon suits In camel =
hair aud natural wool, Jersey ribbed
elegant, well made and comioft.huiug.
Price $500, Mondays sale s2.7i.
DR.. Muusiog's plated Combination
suits, light weight, Ia Cue quality in
silycrrroy ana black; all Sizes. rric0
$40, Monday sale sI,5o.
Dr. Mausing's extra heavy weight.
elegant quality Combination Suit, iu
grey and black only. Frluo ti55. Mon,
days Sale $3.50.
pr, Luwis'H celebrated puro wool Com.
hlnatipn Suits in Jors0y rib, extra tine
and slgh'ly, ln handsome hWn color
Price SG7j Mondays sale $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18
CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS.

As an Apt Illustration of Remark
able Successes That Are ACCOM-
plishcd III the Treatment Of
catarrhal Troubles BY Drs.
Mansfield and Bissctt, the Eol-
lowing Is submitted as One In
Point:
SIR. W. shaw, one Of salt Lakes well known
and highly esteemed citizens. reading Of 40.
D. South West Temple street in speaking ~
his rapid improvement under treatment with
Ira. Mansfield aud uissett. fays
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

CHICAGO, Oct. ia report Is cur
reut that the receivers OF the Union
Pacific are likely 10 terminate the
contract existing between that line
and the Northwestern road, providing
for au exchange OF through tfnilic'
Nothing definite can be learned about
the matter aud the outcome IL awaited
with interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18
Resources Of Maine.

CHICAGO, oct. l7.-At the congress
OF Agricultural day Secretary McKoen
OF tho Maine board Of agriculture
spoke on the agricultural resources OF
the state. Colonel Brigham Of Ohio
severely criticised u speech OF Score.
tary Morton, In which he said that
among the most insiduous foes the
American farmer had to contend with
are the GTangets' alliances.
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City Ticket Office, 2Ol Main Street.
DE HURLEY, Genl AgL rasszr. Dept
y. DICKINSON. General MausFcr
E.t- LOAiAX. q. 4. a 7. Agent
RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard oSseN
iAkESSSztia CuRaiaT TINS rAtlQ
In Enect Iniy aoth, 1904


irAvEs SAW fANr
No a-Tur Provo, bingham, " AHAteh
and all points EAat .,.....,..,s,.s. 6io1 An
ko,t-Ior Prove, Grand JunruOn and
All poinu kAsL....-. ,,.,..--- Itl pm
No, o-lor rufCka, lirpTo, Manu-,
and hAinA a.s.s .. sss..,...s oct. ~ p'uL
No. t-Tor Ogden and Wost....,.......llia. pm
No l-f0r ogden aud tho West ....... u 10 A'uA
aNt tvrs safr iAWs
No. i-Irom Euruta, Provo, Nrani
junction End thc kasl. ,-..,.....,iiioi an.
Nc. t-IrCm Provo, Grand junction
and the East.,..-......-..,,....l. II 80 p, M.
No. s-Irum bingham, Prove, Manu-,
and thllnu .s...ssssss .....sssz .llptns
No i-from Ogden and the NotLs.,.. % a M
No. t-itom ogden AMI tho West ..... fItV %. m.
only tire Iunuing through lullmau fAlacs
Double Drawing itlnm rlcrpera On Denver wa
Craze Junction ami 10 kAns1s Guy and lhicA.
- via Colorado points aud only line runn.n
Pullman Shoppers Nalt LAKE. " sun Francisco
Eochsnges close Connections Safety speed
aud comfort.
TteL,tOuc~ Ne. ~ ". 2nd south -,
p,I. IOpSk, A. a. hkLb1 III. hkksErf
zen. hAIHgoL Gen. bupL zen. 4. ar.
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Ladies' Tights.

ladies' huo cquosiriOnuo Tights In
black, knee and nutlo lUnglh. Iorscs rib.
Price sL,a, Mondays sale silU.
Ladies' oquostrlunne Tights. Jersey rib.
in black, hno quality OF wool. Price s2.l 10.
Monday sNo sl.5D.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

WAsHiNuTuN, oct. 1.-THE storm
which broke IN the Senate today serves
ns nm index 20 the feeling OF impatlenoe
and resistance which Is gradually ac.
cumulating. Sherman'a tRunt OF the
Democrats Tor falluro to agree among
themselves, had the effect OF incfvas.
ing the prospect for caucus Of Demo.
cratic senators. There Is possibility
OF Joint Democratic caucus OF both
House ami Senate, as suggested by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

NEW YoRK, Oct. l7-Jacob Winter,
aged 20, shot and killed his sister,
Louise, aged 10, tonight ut tho resi-
dence of Mrs. MGCaunshsn, on
Eighteenth street, whore the girl wss
employed. Amer Satisfying himself
that his victim WINS desu, the murder
or blew his own brains out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

F Romomber wo are solo
agents for DIR. JEAGER's
celebrated UNDERWEAR in
Vests and Drawers, comblna-
ton suits, Nigh, Dresses, Chill
dron's Combination Suits,
Bands and Ladies' and Chill
dren's HOSIERY all OF which
Will Go at greatly Reduced
Prices.
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FORTY.EIGHTH DIVIDEND,


october i1ih, 1913.
4 quadcriy dividend ~ two aud
one bail per cent has this day been
declared upon She capital stock Of this
Institution, ~ record October 10Th,
npi. payable in merchandise on and
after october 10th, or IN cash on and
alter November tih nest, 90 stock
holders upon presentation Of their
stock ccrtinoatea. or upon their written
order.
a resolution was alfo passed that
hereafter dlyidcnds would be- declared
somi annually, namely on April jth
and october tth. OF each year.
THOMAS q. WEBnEU,
tOurctary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

Ladies' Jersey rib cquc-,rleuno Tights,
ull fashioned Is greii bargain. Made
m worry lluo quality. Price sJT6, Mon
dhy'- sale s2iO.
Ladies' nno silk oqrosirionne Tights;
all -iz1.. An unhoard NJ bargain. Price
$500, Mondays sale s3uO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

HURON, s. d., oct. l7.-Prairle flrts
have created havoc In various louali-
ties OF this part OF the sialo the past
few dayt. No rain has fallen for sew
eral weeks anu everything II dry anu
crisp. Tho Losses Will reach n con-
siderable amount.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. l7,-Tho American
Express company lost 100000 intrusted
to ii by New York bank for trans.
mission TO New Orleans, via 1T. Louis.
just where It flow the track not even
the detectives are able to learn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

four trsfa Wy rose stonurd ur lirf. 90
ringing n Wy care, ana during Tho Iuat two
yrhrs my sense % hearing hla gradually
become worfo aud caused me 10 fear ! Wuud
l0Hr u entirely
~ wa troubled with cough. Ny aIoop was
broken, would got up feeling more tired
than when ] retired. Ny hppCutU WIS poor,
what cat lay liaC % weight ON tnY stomach.
wha annoyed every morning hy constant
hawking aud splitting IN order O. clear out my
throat
81 have ony been treating fhOft umO with
uta. Mansfield aud iiiHsott, and muHf confess
that the rapid improvement tunt they have 40.
cuWpitshod On NY Casu should remove any
DOUBTS Boz the minds ~ the suffering public ~
% the honesty, aLiiliV aHd sLW OF uff Mans.
FIELD aud iiissvtt Al my HtuutHmH arc better
-|n TACT, have Improved from The irat treat,
mont"
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wAsntNoroS, ID. C., oih IL
the treasury. viii un-
derlake to build up the gold reserve,
now reduced 10 cighiy-hve miiiiout,ty
restrlctinx the payment oi goli ny the
New York suC-.fChaury'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

DENvER, Colo., Oct. 1.-THE stock
holders OF the Denver d RIO GTande
railway company held their annual
meeting today, adopted the annual re-.
port recently Issued AMI elected the
old board OF directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18
TREATMENT BY MAIL.


Almost every mail bfluFs letters nsking Drs
Mansfield aud LItsult 4 lt necessary ~ live
la Nult Lalu lu order 90 take the trratmpnt
Can you treat patients 90 their homes by mAu q
and other questions uf similar import
brA Mansfield aud hlaaet desire Ia state,
therefore, for the benefit OF those who may be-
hcHiiAtlug about writing Co them, that hy their
question NJ nks and other nystcmauc afrHugC
mcnts, a SUFFICIENT knowledge uf each cuso cau
hU obtained g. make treatment an easy matter.
THUS patients can be treated nj their avn
homes As well a. Iu Salt Lake. Medicines are
cent by uNprUsat "a regular correspondence ia
required aud uaiutHlgUd, and tho physician
ana patent arc thus ln constant touch,
Prompt replies are made by Dra, MAnsnoId s
hiHsrit notifications iu UuatuCnt prescribed
with tue proper medicines ana in every detail
q ch case is worked out until cure IL effected
Enc osc cents in stamps when you write tot
question circular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

IA very little study Of anatomy win show ihr
reader that ihc lunUtufc OF the lIHk plHsHg 90 uf
tlu UuHC hnd upper purt Of thU throat Be- con.
uDctci with the car hy n minute uuu tuIiratr
passage known hs tho custaruigu tube. Along
tlls tube the catarrhal pruCCHH extends, PRO.
durirF runEcaiinu and inflammation. 10y tho
further extension ~ THIS process 90 che mucous
lining 81 tho ympauum ct tuc ear Do Causrd Iu
tumu caatHt slight forms Of Catlfru % tuu mud.
die car, ana iu ihiH way partial or tumpIUtc
de liutea ~ produced.
Parual or complete deafness may rcsult from
catarrhal interference Mitu the uuHal breathing
dupuyiug The oar " proper supply OF pure
air. Or from tho elects Of Obstruction iu Tho
nasal paHsugos causing undue far.uratiUt or
condensation ~ the ar 10 tho middle ear
ln euch eases NE these, general rcmeiirs
which are uftvn prescribed prove CumparA.
lively Intellectual. A cure can only h0 obtained
~ fkilliul, scientific, local ami Constitutional
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