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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-03
Rear End Collision.

CAMDEN, \. j., September "a IA
tai rear end collision occurred tonight
at 7:3O O'Clock on the West Jersey
Railroad at Seventh and Van
Hook streets, this city,
between the Atlantic City excursion
train and the Ocean City excursion
train. Two men were killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-03

New YORK, September 2.-The
steamer Saginaw, Captain Rockwell,
from Aqua, San Domingo, etc, brings
no news OF any disturbance in Hayti.
Hippolyte is said 10 be mortally i'll, and
when he dies il is thought that very
uncertain state Of affairs will prevail,
and revolution would be among the
possibilities.
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PRESTON COUNTY REPUBLICANS
Nonninateda Weak Tickot--The journal
hing Got In It's Work.
c,...;og "a fBs R.0iste-
Sreeiol @ ne R.gisls.

KINewoeD, w. VA, September a.
The Preston county Republicans made
their nominations yesterday by the
primary system. II. S. Whetsell, an
ex-Democrats, was chosen for Superin-
tendent of Schools. He had
opposition and that is the rea-
son he was chosen. The Preston
County Journal ring came out ahead by
electing James w. White. of the Jour
nal, to the House of Delegates. w.
II. Glover defeated Christian Hart
meyer, the present East Side member,
for House of Delegates. The primary
election system was retained by large
majority. The Democrats are talking
Of naming Prof. Rufus Holden for
Superintendent. II they do he will de-
feat Whetsell in the November election.
The whole ticket is considered weak.
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Rnnk Rohhera Escane.

SAIINA, KAs., September 2.-Noth-
ing has been seen Of the Tescott Bank
robbers after they turned into the hills
in the western part Of this county yes
terday, and most of the pursuers have
given up the chase. The robbers are
supposed 10 have come from the Indian
Territory. They were dressed like
COWBOYS and rode Texas pOEieA
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WANTED.

WANTED-YoUNG GIRL WANTS House
w work. upstairs work preferred. Apply
81 South Huron street. sep3er
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WIN Not Accsps q Cut.

TRENTON, n. j., September 2.-The
operative potters Of this city have
voted not 10 accept any further Gu. in
wages. Some OF the manufacturers
think there should be further cut OF
~ per cent, but others will not ask
more than ~ per cent.
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CHESTER, PA. September Fifteen
people were injured in q collision be-
tween trolley cars at Darby to-day, the
accident being caused by gripman los
ing control of the brakes in going down
hill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-03

rTis SOZODONT the whole world tries.
,Tis SOZODONT which purifies
TIE breath and mouth, and dirt defie5.
iris SOZODONT for which we cry,
Sweet SOZODONT for which we sigh,
IT'S only SOZODONT We buy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-03

LABoRING men 10 Wheeling and else
where, who have been idle for many
months, are welcoming these Demo
cratic times" aud the prosperity they
bring with them"
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Abroad Loan.

SHANGHAI, September Am i'm
perisl decree has been issued in Pekin
ordering a forced loan. IL calls upon
four native banks to loan the govern
ment, if possible, 10000, 600 taels.
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PARIS, September "A. A. thinner
man, the American champion, to-day
won the grand prize OF The Union Vel
ocipidiQue Franchise. Banker was sec
md
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NINE HUNDRED NEGROES
in OuarreIsome Mood-One OF Them Kill
ed aud Several Arrested.

ed and Several Arrested.
SpecjdI 10 he Register
HUNTINGTON, w. VA. September a
An excursion train with about 300
negroes reached this city this evening
from Lexington, KY. While the train
was At Catlettsb1rg a fight ensued be-
tween a number of them and Que was
shot. The fellow who did the shooting
was arrested. A number OF them were
run in here by the police for having
deadly weapons on their persons.
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Labor Day Picnic.

The general committee in charge OF
the Labor Day picnic, held a meeting
Yesterday afternoon. for the purpose OF
preparing report to be presented to
the Trades Assembly at its next meet
ing. The picnic was successful, beyond
the expectation of the committee.
When all the expenses are paid, the
Assembly will have balance on the
right side, OF between $500 aud $500.
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The weather bureau indicates that
this will be a Fair week.
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UNDERTAKING.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

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LISTING co, 3jS Dearborn street Chicago,
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TAKE pontoon bridge, foot OF Twelfth
street. Shortest route 20 State Fair.
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TuRWJ@5E5.

We make a speciality OF sitting trusses. carry
ing the largest line OF various makes aud styles
in this vicinity.
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS BANDAGES
We carry in stock a full line OF tho above
named goods, which We will sell at manuiact-
ureg's prices.
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hrUsrribu,ss Of Respect Aad Obituary Notices
cents per line
mps OF the denomination OF tWOeents and
accepted for amounts less than one dollar
v-CornrsroxDENcE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
w. SOLICITED FROM EvEET PART or TnE sur
buSDrNa COUNTRY.
iRsiestsa communications win not be returnea
n,l.ss secomvanisd oy sufficient postage.
The REGISTER, embracing lts several col
slons. Is entered at ths Postoniee N ""e'''
~, ~. Va. as ssco3d-elass matter
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TAKE pontoon bridge; foot OF Twelfth
street Shortest route to State Fair.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.


The services at Odd Fellows Hall yes
terday afternoon, consisted OF music
and forcible discourse by the evangel-
ist, Prof. D. w. Brewer. BE took the
text, Behold thv mother" and handled
it In a manner which held the undivided
attention of his hearers. David Evan
gels meetings are growing In interest
and In attendance.
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THE REGISTER AT NAStaA->o' ~
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
he procured in Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite willard 5
Hotel and Queens News stand, National
Hotel.
THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DAILY aud SUNDAY REGISTER can
he procured in Charleston az the Hotel
RufIner News stand.
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$40 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid to any
one who will secure the arrest and con-
viction of the person or persons who are
now regularly stealing the DAILY and
SUNDAY REGISTER On the Island
and North Main street
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


roR REPRESENTATIVES, IN CON6BEss-Flh'sr DIS
TEICr,
JOHN A. HOWARD,
Of Ohio.
ron REPFEsENrArryE IN coSGREss-sEcoND DIS
rEiCr
WILLIAM u. WILSON,
Ol Jefferson.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CoNGREss-rRllD DIS
TRcr.
JOHN ID. ANDERSON,
of Nicholas.
ron REPRESENTATIVE rs CONGEEss-FOURrH Dis
TRICr,
JAMES CAPEHART,
or Mason.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIO TICKET
NM 49, NAL GceCRE..
= S. JORDAN.
u0S or DELEGArEA
b. WILSON,
WA. q. HANDLAN.
J.J. WOODS.
FRED. d. STRASSER,
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT or SCHOOLS,
VIM. c. WEIDMAN.
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PUBLICATIONS.

rrHE PITTSBURG DAILY TIMES. &c per
i week. The Pittsbnrg Daily Post. tc per
wesk lie including sunday. The PittsbufZ
Daily Commercial Gazette. Soc per month.
formerly &c. delivered anywhere Also Clu-
riucau. New York and CticAg0 papers. Books,
Stationery. Base Bail Goods, Croquet.. Ham
NOES. stc. C. H. Quincy, 1lI4 Market So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-24
THE uNlNln,lM NM LIVE.


Tho voluntary acceptance by the
professors Of the Umh Uaivorsily Of a
10 pcr cent reduction In their salaries
Is repetition oi what occurred once
before when the Univer.ily'a existence
was Ia Jeopardy through questionable
legislation. II was the loyalty " the
teaching force which on the
former occasion contributed to save
the University from going to pieces.
Again havs the teachers come forward
aud protected our institution Of learn.
Ing, while some others who have been
focouily posing a, the only gouuino
champions Of vduoitlon, arc secretly
and openly working for IL distraction.
What could be the motive Of the sense.
less crusade alains. tho Uui-
veriity II IL no, permitted to Us to
know, aud It probably will never be
found Out; but that Is not important
So long as those Immediately cJncerued
In IL welfare are true TO their trust,
the University Is going to live In spite
OF IL enemies.
The attitude Of the regents In the
premises Is equally honorable. Upon
their wisdom and overwhelmingly.
thiugnow depends. Ia this ace olall tho
d flculiies, they declare the University
will BIO preserved entire, aud while the
means TO this end Il not now In slight,
We belioyolt will be forthcoming when
requifei.
Referring again TO the question Of
loyalty as applet 10 the faculty, We
nrc left 10 assume, without having been
definitely informed OF the fact, that the
action on the part Of the teachers was
unanimous We sincerely hope IL
Was Tho News would regret OK.
tremoly 10 learn that any educator
especially ono In high position, had
shown au unwlllingusss to make
peBiual ahcdace In behalf OF the iu'
situation that was giving him employ
mcnl; Tor that would DO not only dis
loyalty 10 the cause Of education but
an evidence OF selhshness which
might cause people to dlsirusl the pro-
tcssion. This Is a day when everybody
iscalleI upon 10 sAorldce something
for the general good, ani the educated
man ID tho ono who should DO the
guide Ia such matters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-24
VINO WASTED our YALLErl


with the purpose Of dlscredlling the
reports OF the Utah Pioneers and the
works done by them aud the Mormon
people In tho Great Basin, an old story
Ia periodically revived TO the cnt ct
that stlll earlier explorers found the
valley u the Groat Salt Lake fruit.
iul, sm iling garden. Now comes Den.
yor paper, the latest to give publicity 10
the story, aud In recent Issue, snyt.
"Thc Mormona In Utah have no often
claimed that they found Utah anvil
detness and barren waste aud made
the desert ~ blossom ms the ross that a
good many people believe this horid
tale. John G.. Fremont, the explorer
however, tells differently. IN his
memoirs he states that on nrsl rene.
traiing to the valley Of the Great Salt
Lake In 1872 ho found II covered with
luxuriant vegetation, a regular garden
Of nature Ia fact. Tho whole valley
was carpotei with the rlchrsl, densest
gtas,os. This magnificent vegetation
was largely cleaned OH after the Lat
tet.day Saints had been IN tho country
some years and 1t was done by sheep"
Gen. Fremont Ia not tho only one
whose rtcollcciions Of gorgeous vegela,
liou, Of waving gra'sts reaching TO the
lcrt Of the mounted horsemen, anu all
that sort Of thing, have ever anI anon
been Haunted In the face Of those who
declare they came to desert country,
parchcd, arid and ilrbidding, aud boy
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The necessity Of a sptiug medicine q,
universally admitted. This Is the beet
time Of year In which 10 purify the
blood, 20 restore the iopt appetite, aud
10 build up the entire system, o. tho
body IL now peculiarly susceptible 10
benefit from medicine. The great
popularity attained by Hoods Sarsa.
parllla, owing to It's real merit ana its
remarkable success, has established 10
o. the very best medicine 10 take In
the spring. IL cures scfoiulp, salt
theum, and all humor,, billiousncss,
dyspepsia, headachc, kidney aud liver
complaints, catatrh, and all affections
caused or promoted by low state Of tho
system or Impure blood. D1ny put u
Oh, but take Hoods sarsapafllla now.
Itwiil 10 you good.
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their native lands; some have not been
able TO bear prosperity, and have Lost
their love Of the Gospel by gfssping
after wealth. But the secret Of success
In their temporal affairs among the
gathered Saints Is that they have
sought Hrst the kingdcm oi God aud
HIS rlghicousHcr, aud the other
things have been added 10 thcm;W
there are aiy who have soulh, to
change this order, the blessing Of tue
Lord has deparieI, either in spiritual
or temporal wings, or in botu.
As to advice concerning gathering,
10 is proper that those who contemplate
cmisiaung should prepare lhenaeives
by obtaining correct information. Tue
Lord sayG
And le. Tho work oi tho gathering DO
no. iu haso. nor bv nighl, but loi DO he
uun1 as shall uU rluusolCd by tIe EiueiH
OF Tie Church tl iuo conference, uceufd'
ing TO the knowledge which they receive
nom time To- time.
Thh command is rem the same
divine source a. the otheh aud affords
TO Saints means u obtaining proper
counsel which, % ioillwed, Will rcsult
TO their blussin. Ia giVing this cour.
sci, rs Ia oil other matters, Il IL tile
duiy Of the Elders 10 proceed under
the iuspintiou OF the Holy Ghost.
The fac, OF the gathering place Of the
people being uuJearcd 10 them rs their
home sAOuIu u1t lead thgm 10 think
only u 10 beauties, AMI 10 forget itA
disadvantage TO new comets. When
they are imputed Of, they should state
the whole situation, especially tue
uuioward circumstances that immi.
grants aud strangers have 20 contend
with. IL IL their rgspJnslbility 20 gcn'
cmily Instruct tho Saints in tho priu.
ciplo OF tho gathering and - give adj
vice In relation thereto wilhin the
limit Of directions from their pfoid.
Ing officers. Obedi1ncu - the principle
10 an &C, that IL loil wholly to the indl.
yidual who, II he is Ia the limo Of duty
ami has made the required preparation,
will receive the spirit o the gathering
nj such time aui manner as will DO for
his best good, % observed with an
intent ~ obcy the viii Of the Lord.
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recovered from their fright, went %
their headquarters and reported that
au earthquake had occurred, rolling
tho stone from the grave, aud that
when they recovered from the clccis
VI The shocs, the tomb was empty.
Being well bribed, they changed their
stalemeutso us 90 convey the idea that
the body Was stolen while they slept
IN absurdiiy that doc, ntile Gre lii to
the Ingenuity OF tue piies,s. Think OF
the Roman s1luiers asleep On duty auI
yot although sleeping, ooguiztIt Of
tho fact that too disciples stole the
b3di
During the time these events took
place, a large company 81 women
from Gaiileo and Jerusalem had Hs.
a,mbiud and departed .of the tomb
with spices, IN order g. perform tbr
last service 60 their dead Master BIt
when they atuved AMI found tDu
little CHAMBER empty they were mueu
putplcxcI. Then Two angels appeared
aud reminded them OF the ptomisr
Christ had given tuat lie should Iiaa.
Thcy thon returned ana told ilu
assembled Apostles q thor experience.
Peter again went to the tomb ami the
Lori appeared 10 him, but what passed.
uolwcen them Ia not recorded. Later
In tho Jay lie was seen by two disci'
pics ON tho road % hmmaus, 10 whom
lie gave a lengthy disclursr. la tGc
evening Jyius apgo,reIt0 tus Apostles
auI showed Thorn Ills pierced hands
aud wounIti side. THO following
sunday hu again visited the Apll.l-si
on which occasion the d0lus u
Thomas were lcnIcrly set nt rest
Afterwards he appeared 10 the Twelve
and 10 multitude Of moro than i've
hundred brethren, gathered in daiiler,
according 90 appointment 5ubsu.
qucntly he came 10 Peter and siz other
disciples ON tho shore Of the Gnliluan
sea, when He commissioned Peter 20
feed HE nlck, fully rcinslauug him In
bis position at the head Of The
Twelve. On tho fotiio,h day
after the res rreclion lie led
His followers out To Bsthauia
aud from there lie assembled the Mount
Of Olives aud was taken away, "aud a
cloud received Him out of their alght.n
Lastly Hn was seen by Paul, the
famous prosecutor u tho NnzAreucs,
and that the vision was real, bis con-.
version aud subs. qlent zeal In the
cause oi Chriatianlty amply prove.
Such IL the evidence that Christ roie
from the dead. Thus numerous are
the witnesses 10 this miracle. II any.
thing eau be- established by testimony,
this TACT is beyond dispute. Ia this
truth we have the guarantee OF tho
divine origin Of Christianity aud also
Of Mormonism, which u nothing but
Christianity as revealed In tubs nge
anu founded on the fact that Christ
liycs. We have als1 a strong iounda-
ton for our faith In future happy
existence, inasmuch ~ We follow
Christ, Tor ~ He lives, 40 His followers
shall also live. To them death has no
sting; the grave no horror, for the vic.
tory belongs 10 our Lord Jesus Christ.
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rUNfERENCE NOTICE,

The slKty.fourlh Annual Conference
Of the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lat
tot.dAy Saints viii convene IN the
Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, at 10
O'Clock on Friday morning, April
9th, 1894,
The officers ana members Of tho
Church generally are cordially invited
10 attend the meeting Of the Confer.
eucs.
wtLFORD woodruff,
GEORGE q. CANSON,
JuBEpu +. SMuH,
Flfst Presidency.
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COMMENCEMENT
CHANGE - IMMINENT.


Civilization smiled at the Jingle and
satiru OF some years ago on "tho Hea'
then ChInee." Whether that smile
was one Of lncredullty,or whotherit was
recognition Of apt pupilaye under our
methods may not always DO clear
Certain it is, that "ior wayi that are
dstk, and tricks that arc vain" II the
heather can outrival the Christian he
will have go rlso early ana take late
rect" us mary man has found to bis
Igmay Legislation has been evoked
10 srcure righteous uniformity on rail-
roads. but DISCRIMINATION IL yet COM
mon, auI 90 prevent the monopoly OF
trust. ug tho government itself $50 II
s niII has lent its near almighty
pow.rtl Ayorof riugs and speculation
Sow, il Che high places Of the earth
arrusaI for personal agsrandltvmtnli
the lust I1r oliico Is besolirn OF ihe
love 20. gold, none need wonder
% mau of lower estate, even down
To- ,Ha MASSES, catch the same iu'
R,uHl1u, or that a general
.crmu.r marks almost all dealings
one with another; ami the sharp,
ahr.wI dealer who amasses a fortune
10 belIup TO youth as worthy Of iml'a-
Jou, and the very beau ideal Of sue
cess.
Sow, there must DO a certain prohI
n uI trade transactions ~ rule, and
There arc possibilities OF loss In many
objections. Nor can u oe assumed
that trade O, devoid Of hoaestyi or that
there are none engaged but would take
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-24

fut,rrters cnrnring ttsir pisrco' rcsidenee
should aIways uve former a. We" o. pi'a.N'
address
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-24
CLOTHING FACTORY.
Amount Of Capacity III Yards and
In Dollars.

A clothing factory such nv has been
doCtibrd Ia these cDlums would have
capacity IN turn out three thousand
~ an $4,000 gatmeuts) flannel shirts
anu underwear, six thousand suits OF
clothing and Ton thousand pants. Con.
stunning sovcnty.tw0 thousand yards of
flannel aui seventy thousand yards Of
cassimcrv. rho selling value Of the
mauuiac urri articles would be In
round numbers about Buo hundred aud
forty thousand dOliafr. Besides ihia
II n safe - count on special work ~
tho amount of tnn thousand dollars
more making business OF Oue hun
urrd aud ATTY thousand dollars. The
above h., believe, very conservative
estimate a. 10 she expense aud capacity
Of clothing factory, which could anu
moot a,aurtdly should be put Ia opera
ton la salt Like CITY. Such fac
tory would u,nsumi nearly all the
goods that could 90 made In thu
Dosrrut mill.
When We consider that tho Territory
Of which this city h the natural trade
center, contains n population Of not
luiB than a million people, u Il only Ouu
la ons hundred 10 wear Utah clothes
to exhaust the entire supply OF such u
factory.
Until Utah people come to tho front
and ilnce their own product In the
mafke, TO supply ~ least 10 PER cent Of
the clothing demanded by her people,
we snail do our best 10 save them
money, by offering the best suits ever
before offered In the clothing line.
rnerr IN no necessity for being
rcaIy.made mhu when you can get a
suit made 10 your measure for $500
aud pants Tor SO. Warm weather h
appfuaching we want every good
drrfser 10 call ami see our fac line Of
Imported sc.tsh H0psseking- " prices
mover before offered. "lhey are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-24
THE GATHERING,

Writing rom Brodlingtou, Alabama,
q. -. Dorm0u makes some impurities ns
TO the causes for tho Latlur.day Sllnts
gathering together aud asks advice
regarding emigra1ing 10 umr, stating
Fomu very good reasons which imlr.
him to consider that step.
The general reply to his inquiry why
tho Saints are gatherlog ~ America
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-24

strength Of Ito stability and resources,
aud not be equally reliable ia its ,us
81 the same amount, ranging ffom ga
ten cent shinplsstef" to ten dollar
bill.
To say the least Of ii,our Territory 1,
waitiug-anxiously -fora new derat.
ture, or even cur Legitimate increa,o
will have to look away OH for "frssh
fields and pastures new"
Things worth Remembering,
When you feel a kind Of ropepe,.
about the stomsch II lisa sign that your
food does not sit well and that YOU ara
about 10 have n ~ OF indigestion.
When you beRin 10 feel nervous and
are unable 10 alt atill comfortably,
when your clothes suddenly seem ~
10 ~ their III aud become too tight ip
places the nc Of Indigestion Il surely
upon you.
When this NJ oiIndige'tion IL repcat.
ed from day 10 day It finally resolves
Itself into dyspupsin.
Remember that three to ten Of
Brandroth's Pills will cure the worst
case Of indigestion or dyspepsia, or
both, and that regular ooufse Of them,
say two every night for n week or ten
days, will act as a preventive OF either
complaint.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-24

Dr. q. ~. hewett a sou,
The leading dentists, Dooly Block.
Strictly fiut.class work nj ono.half
price charged elsewhere. Best west Of
Chicago.
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