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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19

F~publscaa ressimeay Regarding the II
dustrial Boom.
AT ELwOOD.
The same issue Of the Commercial.
Gazette contains also ample evidence o.
the industrial boom which has come q
Indiana since the enactment OF the
Democratic tariff law. From the Com
mercial Gasette's Indiana dispatches the
following points are taken:
The labcr and manufacturing outlook
i'm Elwood "a getting brighter every day,
and the busy hum Il industry is rapidly
fllling every house in the city with
thrifty workingmen. who do much TO-
ward filling the very air with prosperity,
Elwood L putting down several miles
Nelson Aweiskoppf's bottle works -
sumcd with 800 hands.
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TO ELECT GEN HARRISON.


Republics Plan % Fcr~stall the Result
In 1900.
While the Republicans are mot saying
a word" about 1895 this fall there Is every
reason to believe that they regard the
fight Of this year a. more likely to de-
termine the presidential result than that
q two years hence. In fact they are
LAYING the ropes to that end.
The national Republican committee.
while apparently remaining quiescent In
the present campaign, il In reality d.
recting every detail. II il not paying
much attention TO the election Of state
tickets but il looking after the congress
sional delegations from every state. The
idea is that In 1890 no candidate h like
ly to have . majority in the electoral
college and that the election Of presi-
dent and vice president win be thrown
into the house.
Orders have been sent out 10 the In
diana committee that at least seven rep
rcsentatives Of the next house must b
Republicans majority Of the delega
ton. In both Indiana and Illinois thu
Republicans win make . tremend0ul
effort to elect . majority Of the repre-
sentatives to congress.
The Republicans are certain Of elect
ing majority Of representatives in II
states. viz: Maine, Oregon and Yer
mont ALREADY elected), New Hampshire
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Pennsyl
vania. Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, Min
nesota, North Dakota, South Dakota
Iowa and Washington. They have
strong pull In New JmAey.
II the Republicans should carry tn
majority Of the memlsrs Of Connecticut
New York, Indiana illinois and New
Jersey they would need four moro state'
% give them clear field In the house !
the election Of president Is 10 be decidet
There. They would have Kansas, Ne
praska. Colorado, Wyoming, New Mex
leo. Arizona, Utah, Montana, Idaho
california, Nevada and several others 4
draw upon. and they figure that the,
can easily capture the four necessar!
states.
In view Of these things the importance
70 Indiana Democrats Of voting Tor thei
congressmcn cannot be overstated- b!
voting Tor Republican C. P0pulist can
didate for congressman this fall they ar
directly voting 10 put Ben Harrison bacl
N the white house In 1897. The presi
uential fight u now on and Democrat
N Indiana should NOT lose aght Of tia
TACT Tor . moment.
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Ths Indaaaspslss Jesrsars Rsvisw 4ekss
Oreat showiag.
The Monday Journal Of Indianapolis
in it, weekly review Of the business ut.
uation has these items:
A. A. Barnes, propsietor q the Udsll
woodsnware works, has l06 pcrsons en-.
ployod, the largest number since The
works were established.
The Dugdale can mandatory u stu
running 10 it, fun capacity, and this d
70 Be it, best badness year since estab'
lishod.
The Jcunsy electric motor people ars
now working more men than = any
previous time, and ere behind IN theiI
orders.
y. Ranh Z Son, manufacturer a f..
tilisers, are pushing their business b.
youd that Of any former year. A large
per cent Of their product y exported.
Lumber dealers and planingmill meu
report their business - some better, bul
by NO means what Il should be. Espe
cially In the wholesale business = tn
dullness felt.
The Cleveland Wire Fence COMPANY
Il arranging ~ put In . number NOR
braiding machines, increasing thetl
capacity to two tons day. This Arm
has recaYtly received orders for wtr'
from Canada
The Atlas engine works are no
pushed. although doing fair busine!
and have $50 men 1t work. Brown 4
Ketcham have 600 men ON their pay
rolls, ~ many ~ they have employed .
any thzse In the last 10 months. Heth
erton b Bormer are moro busy than =
any time In some months Ia Gofttn0 vi
| iron structural work. 8
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DEMOCRATIC TINES"
Republican Testimony That They Are
Here at Last
Business Reviving and Factories Re-
summing Everywhere.

the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette and
indianapolis Journal, Though Both
Harrison Organs. Arc Forced to Admit
That Their Calamity Howls Are Also
luteiy Bassless Busiest Time IN
tho History of Many Of the indiana
Factoriss-Ths Revival Estends - All
Parts Of the Country-Fncts From the
Record.
A controlling interest in the Cincin-
1ati Commercial Gazette was recently
purchased by Steve Elkins in order that
the paper might be used to boom Ben
Harrison for president in 1896. That
paper, however. il very much Of a news.
paper, and In spite II the calamity
bowling Of its editorial columns permits
its news columns to bear truthful testi.
mony to the magnitude Of tho business
revival under the operations Of the new
Democratic tariff law. In its Sunday
issue The Commercial Gazette under the
heading:
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Under the Mckinley Law the tax laid
went into the pockets Of the sugar trust,
while under ~ present law Il goss into
me trcesuzy q The United 6tates.-
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GROCERIES

OF all kinds we're never cheaper,
and his new stock gives his Gus
toners the advantage Of the rcduc-
ton. "Tf you don't see what you
want ask for IT," as il is pleasure
| for him to show good Goods.
JOSEPH BUCHART.
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At Orestes $50 new residences are 3
be built at once and be ready for occu
pancy by Nov. 20. Factories are all u
operation.
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mARsHAL's SALE.

Duu,UAyr TO AZ OunEn or sAfE
time directed bY che th rl nIatrirtCourl
90 The lcrlt1ry OF lian, I Ghau expose I'd
puhuc a1lC, 90 tno South Front ioHr % tho
tuutI tuIrs house lu tnrttty 10 sat lttc,
iuuuiy ~ eat iaHU. and tefrlfpHy NJ Utah.
un tlo I'd d1y ~ october, isli, at Do O'Clock
..u, AL thu riEht, tiur. claim and interest %
" james, sarah O.. james. Kate 10 GEORGE
itfiHl drunlu y. ruiiIn Toe Commercial
ni5s. rgardian. W y i,Corn.tk tdoiar busi.
noe Hf ir 'Hfnirk Is 90 /, fhc stats nauk
90 Utah liz yuUHrsuHuI. Hud DO r. uiaU. on.
lnt auu lu tho lHl OWING described real UFtItr.
situate, NtH uul utlnr tu SAT- Lake County,
nui dcsrriD0d as tplIuNH, 90 vit'
a part 20 'nt lhrce COZ. In hio.t thirteen ti1l,
oi pilt ~ SAL i'.o survey ,ommcnc ns at
thence north Our hundred AM sky uvu lidll
iDui, turu west nuv fsur 900 feet thence
suuih ono huuufuI aud .IHtl i've liHlI Ct
tnu thuunn ruHt Lfyaiuuf ~ feet tn lem.
ming. AlHH phri of sand lut lnrso co., O. ura
thIrircu (lal, pat 90 q" commencing 1t no
suuinWCat corner on saii lot. aud running
lHcncc uoftu one hundfod and aiaty i've 90 }
tlltl ono hunurcI ono tiviy'nyc tiaol tucL
ali fhonru west MY four ltll tdrt to thu place
~ ur HiIulnE A.au 80 OF lott UnC lil aud Two
l4I. in Ilurk Two lN, Of Elurh'a auhuIVIrInu "
hlurA I've go in pas "i salt iaEr CIV sur.
yry also hirf Iottwo tll, ~ block one hun.
drgd qua iufy ono an, Of plat "u," salt
iHho tiiy suttrfs 10 lU sold ~ the property
OF a. ~. jane, sarah Is james kate sttturac
icuuI, Of thu suit ~ john u. ingram.
itfna OF sac, each
.NAr u HHiGuAM, q. X. Marihsi.
~ T.. l. AuCufu. noputy Marshal.
Dated October let. 1904
e. %. jack, Attorney FOR plaintiff.
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presases her future superiority In thi,
regard.
The wonan's work department ia
bewllieriug In the number and variety
Of the articles Of beauty, merit and
utility which are exhibited. In occu.
pics a large space, In TACT nearly the
whole OF the north end Oi the gallery,
and IL artistioally arranged.
One OF the mOet beautiful and at
traotive objects Of Inspection Ia the
gallery IL a large show case filled with
BIRDS eggs. The eggs OF remark ably
large variety " birds are embraced In
the collection, whsoh IL owned by the
Elk Curio Go. Of this city.
NOTES.
All day today drays have been I'M
loading their contents In this Exposi-
ton building.
Exhibitors who have been behind I'm
the work OF arranging their wares,
have Put Ia big day today.
Postmaster Nash has caused a letter
box TO be placed near the inside Of the
wset entrance " tho main building.
Thanktl
A lew head Of horses were IN the
stalls today, but tomorrow there will be-
n nno display VI these animals.
This years. Fair will show that the
people Of Utah IRE taking rapid strides
IN the direction VI being telfsustain.
Ing.
Outside the main building arc tenn.
porafy structure. erected by the nipple.
mcnt hfms, Ia which Will be shown
how nearly farms are Harmed by ma.
ohinery nowadays.
The educational department Ia Sim.
ply immeuss. The work the schools
ate doing Il remarkably well shown In
u, and 10 h1lrla study sufficient Tor
several days, 10 those Interested In II.
An unpleasant incident occurred At
about no0a today. The faculty Of the
Agricultural College ai Logan had ar.
ranged N make al exhibit, but n tea
nrm purchasel rri'e adjoining that
which the College was 30 ccupy, aud
Ia such a sisub ore 20 br very Election.
able 10 the faculty, who ihureup0u de.
clded 10 WitlIftw. Iuu.iuefHblr feel.
ing was cn.tu4g'rl over toe Efluf.
AZ the Far diivc.1n' meeting, bold
this atofn on, /. WIS discussed, and
the College faculty we're Informed oil
whst nsd te nnally decided upon,
but II was u satisfactory u them, aud
they decided 10 make no sxhibii, tK.
oupt tue i've stock brought dewn from
the COLLEGE, which will remain.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

7 uckY BILL MINING co, LOCATION
- ~ principal place OF business Park tuy,
fuuWt county tuh. Location OF mime,
make truck Mining biafrirt Mahatch county,
Utah
Notice il hereby given that ~ meeting OF
the board OF directors held a fars titY, Utah,
on the 2sth DAY OF september. tslt. On nasesss
mtut NJ. 10 Of QUE uud uunshAlf cent
per share was levied on the capital
stock ~ the corporation, payable too A hlhhs
treasurer. room 9T, tuuHtt lnu hutldInF
nu OF before thH d % day Of November. hpl.
mains unpaid on tho Hhid i1th DAY Of Nuyem.
her. lH4i. viii be- delinquent Hnd advertised Tor
sale NJ public autlun and % payment is not
NuvrmHOr, 1894, 40 Room 2iH Constitution
Huiliiug, A. D. M, 20 pay the assessment
together with cost ofadsert siuE and expense
Of sale.
WALTER ). MUTTON. Secretary,
fro a. Gmus, Acting Secretary.
Park City. Utah, tcpL -, itlL
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this He, IN the 7lst year u her age,
The deceased was mott ostimabl,
lady, and during long life Of useful.
ness has held the esteem Of n host Of
acqusiniances. She was a native Of
Cam, q louuestershire, England. where
she was born March 3, 1924 She
Joined tue Church there, snd came 10
Utah In 1880. being faithful Latter.
day Saint. She leaves a large number
Of relatives.
The time for the funeral has been
set for . pollock Wednesday afternoon,
In the Thiftsentb ward assembly room,
when the fflends Of the ismily viii
meet TO pay their last respects 10 the
hnnored dend.
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Of the bower IL filled with exoiios, and
the appearance OF the structure ~ a
whole II ve'y fins.
Stencil & Co., furrlers, occupy tho
northwest corner Of the main building,
which 10 sort OF wild beasts den,
novel aud attractive In appearance.
aud artistic Ia tue arrangement OF lis
content
The Wssaika Mineral Water Co. hiss
pyramid Of bottles Of y sizs and 20
arranged ~ to produce a Use effect,
and Hewlett Bros. snow the liqulJ
goods they produce, In n very attrac-
tive way.
MORE SOAR.
The Western Manufacturing Co., Of
Ogden, are making an ambitious ami
successful Effort 10 show that portion
Of the world which will attend the
Fair, what they are doing for msnklnd
IN the way Of providing mstefial for
Keeping the race clean. Their leading
brand IL the Lion Soap, aud they
nave a capsclous booth, fquafe IN
shape ami very neat In Architectural
style, Ia which are displayed the vAti.
Gus kinds Of soAps they manufacture.
AS the UtOnian gAEes upon what is
Utah 10 now independent Of tho whole
"otli ~ far a. soap IL concerned.
PINE BRICK WORK.
A piece Of architecture which IL
destitute OF either paint or sham, liz
shown Wy the Salt Lagc Pressed Bflc X
c0mpHny. II isa facade CONSTRUCTED
against the wall At the south end Of the
msln building, anu IN de, gnod 10 show
the color and quality n thcir brick, the
kinds Of work that may bs Il ne, and
the beautiful effects that may be &C.
complished with II. fhis piece OF
work IL worth looking at by those who
admire handsome aud artistic effects
IA brick. Geo. Il. Cushing handled
the trOwol.
VARIOUS FEATURES.
Hewlett Bfos., manufacturers Of the
Three Crown baking powder, have the
front OF acoitage constructed Of cans OF
their baking powder, which In
unique, novel anu beautiful thing. II
has doors, windows, etc, and adds %
the impression that taste In architsc-
tufu II leading feature Ut this Far,
Ihu display winch IL being made by
the J. q. Mcdonald Candy and Paper
Box o., though not characterized by
any particular architectural design, IL
nevertheless extensive and attractive.
The horticultural exhibit, though IT.
arrangement IL Incomplete ut this
writing, makes the mouth VI the be.
holder water. II IL takins up more
room Than was at fret intendeI, aud
the good things that grow on trees
aud Wines, which are embraced 10 II,
are wonderful Ia variety, beauty and
quality.
Much Of today was consumed In the
Held crops department In hrrangiug, IN
artistic style, the samples OF grain and
vegetables which will certainly attract
much attention anu favorable oom.
meni.
u. @. NJ. I. IL engaged IN arranging n
displey OF boots, shoes and clothing
manufactured by u, which Will be,
when completed, exceedingly credit.
able In extent, variety anu quality.
is THE GALLERY.
Tho departments aud exhibits NJ.
sigued 10 the gallery, which embrace
the art and womAu's work depart.
ments, anu n number OF exhibits, will
prove well worth inspecting. The art
department " sure 10 attract vast
crowds, and will elliott surprise and
admiration. IL will prove tina, Utah
possesses paintefs OF genius, aud
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Notice.

Iuasmurh a. the general semi. annual
Conference Of the Church will be In
session on thc firat Saturday Of this
month, there will be no Priesthood
meeting Of the stake until Saturday,
November 3. The Bishops OF the DIFF
ictent wards who desire 10 recommend
brethren 10 be ordained 10 the ONCE Of
Elder are requested TO send these rec.
nmmendH aud the brethren to the High
Council In tho meantime. The first
meeting Of the High Council will be
held next Wednesday evening, OcIo.
her 3, At half.pHst seven O'Clock.
ANGUS NJ. CANNON,
JusEpIi n. TAYLOR,
e.. W. PESRUsE,
Presidency Of Salt Lake Stake Of Zion.
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Tho winter term ~ tots school will
commence October oh, 1894 aud cum
utus tweoty weeks. Tue ! Htfuciion
will embrace Midwifery anu Nursing,
10 which tie students will be prepared
Tor Practical worn.
Tuiii0D, $40. Necessary books, -.
We the uudrrslgBet take pleasure IN
rec mme ding this sister as a comIt'
tent teacher. aud are anxious that the
lad ~ take up these studies.
Zine ~ n YouuE. Emmelue n Wells,
halnshoua w. .mith. ~ ISABELLA Horne,
tlmIna "a. 1aYlur, Mary %. troctc,
Malta y. nuugaii, Nellie g.. Taylor
Address Mu. f.izz,c IA. shipp, 80
South Seventh East, Tor any iniofmh-
ti6n dttifoI.
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EVERYTHING READY.
Architectural ELECTS tho Pad at The
Fair.
PREPARED FOR THE opESISG
Striking aud Artistic Booths-Noie.
worthy Exhibiis-Unpleasant
Incident.

The damp weather put no dAmper
upon the army Of workers engaged Ia
arranging the exhibits Mt the Fair.
Since last Saturday morning an
amount Of work has been done 10 the
Expedition building which is simply
Immense, and this evening ail will DO
made ready fot the grand opening to.
morrow, though somo Of the exhibits
are not completely arranged.
SOME SOAP.
The architectural effects that have
been impaired to the booths In the
main building Are striking aud pleasing
Ia the extreme. The exhibit which
viii attract the most attention anu
elicit the greatest amount Of praise,
b that Of the Grant Soap company.
lt N structure Ia the form
of monument comprising a Dc lee tai,
shalt aud dome, anu Ia nearly twenty
feet high. The walls consist VI blocks,
tlshs, strips, cakes aud pieces Of sJat.
showing m0rr,Aud more brilliaut, colofs
Than any rainbow. Within the pedes.
tIl, which II about seven feet square.
IL suspended an arc light, aBd la the
dome ~ another. At night, when
these two lights are turned on,
anu show through the translu.
cent material Of which tue
structure IL composed, wonderfully
Tightening The bfilliAuoy of the gorge.
Gus cOlofu VI the soap walls, the effect !.
something which must DO seen TO be
appreciated. Not the least artistic
feature OF this singular and beautiful
creation are the labels and notices, de.
signed primarily rs Advertisements,
which have been engraved, In gfAce.
Ia characters, upO the soap walls. sir.
u. r. Grant designed the structure, AMI
MI, hlelting, architect, drew II
10 scale, while tue man.
unl manipulation OF tho coop was
done by Mt. Andrew Kimball. Ia
one panel Of the pedestal l. the
Temple, aud In the opposite panel 10
iho city anu county builjing, zone IN
soap. Carved In the slabs that com.
prise the body Of the shalt Ia the bee.
hive, anu thu walls OF the pedestal are
overland with cakes Of Beehive soar,
TIE leading brand made by the firm,
enoh cake containg funken panel Of
CASTLE soap ofsomo brillia u color. Toe
s'"''e' iu' oNeot oI Tue
whole structure 10 novel, beautiful aud
grand.
OTHER sTRuCrUREs.
The booth Of the Salt Lake Brewing
%. is beautiful thing, architectural.
~; IL u n bower, having open aTchsd
sides. The Garner columns are INSIDE
OF bsrrels. The arches arc irin. ed
Hith bottles OF b,er, and the base il
SUR unded with "a row OF white glass
bltileu fllled with barley. The int. rior
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Primary Ass0-Iaiiors.

The officers Of Tie Primary ass5.
Citations will meet Rt the residence OF G..
Is. Felt, 1866 north East Temple street,
Immediately after the clOse n the
afternoon service on Friday, Oci1uCr
5th. A iuil attendancr Of sake oiilceia
IL requested. LOUIE D. FELr,
Territorial sup. l.. Mia.
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STOCKS AMI IAvgErA

CHICAGO vAnNrr
thirse close. Oct l.
whcat-Oct.. SIS Dec. ~.
toru-lii |hcf, uci., 90 uDc. 49,.
tatH-steatY. urt. ~. Tee. D 80
for l- i.uUed uct., % o. Jan. il.ls.
LARD i.HNrrt yet, rasfs Jan ssI.
Hibs- Lower, Oct, a.ts, jan, U.iiii.
Eyc-Nom., a..
barley Num., 0it
Tax sfrd-Lnti . uc.. Ltfi alt.
Ilmotht fun Dull H.t a sl1
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COMM ERCIAJ4

SALT LAKE CLIAhiSu HOUSE.
TOIayis cicaFiuf uI4Ha eKcnauges
amounted 10 s272, g1. same dby
last year. flOl,s6J.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York.-5livrr o.! lead, i3.05.
ORE AND uuLLiOS.
McCoTnics n & received today.
Hanauur bullion, l5 500.
n. IL. Jones q -. received today
Bulli u, $1,000 orc,, $1,000. Total,
$500.
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A Mother in Israel.

Yesterday Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
Sister Mary Ann woolley, widow Of
the late Bishop +. u. wooiiry, Of tn
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EnR RrNT-

INiNE LANCE nRiCk HOUSE CLOSE tN
II modern Improvements Nory cheap.
CONWAY a DuNNE iLAN,
% CON nla
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What is

Casora is DIR. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children It contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance 10 is harmless substitute
for Parcgoric, Drops Soothing syrups, and Castor OIL
IL Pleasant. Its guarantee II thirty years. by
Millions OF Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and anys
fcycrishncss. Castora prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Dnrrhna and wind Collie. Castoria relieves
toething troubles, constipation and 1atucncy
Castora nssmllates the food regulates the stomach
bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Case
toria Is tho Chdrcns Panacea.-the Mothers Friend.
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wontLrr-in this ciiy. september 90 1891.
surrounded ny her children aud Frandghll.
dron, MARI Ann WuolIu} wife u Tue late
bishop D. %. Mooucy, -hc was born March
n, is1i, nc Cam, Hioucestefshifu, nHlaud.
Funeral feryicUs Viii be- held al he thirs
tenth ward assembly hall AZ % M. on
"wednesday, october sra. Friends respect.
fully invited.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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ruArr.--in the Twentieth wand, salt Lake
Lake CITY, sep omhor o ~ hutsic. the aiN
wccka.n|d daughter Of Mr and Mfs. ID. T..
rfatt. The cautc Of death was bronchitis,
from which the little one was 90 but two daYs.
The funeral service was uold from the reel.
duuou Of the parents. ~ tnu corner Of aud
second streets, NJ O'Clock thit tnondayl
afternoon.
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Castoria.

"Ca-ioria r. on cHcr!irui medicine Tor chill
drcn. Maihcr have repeatedly told me Of iia
god eject upou their ch.iirrn."
DH. q. g. Oraoou,
Lowell, Mau.
"Casior.a d tho tott remciy for chIidrn u
which am acquainted. ihopo tho day ia not
far distant vhcn m0thru willc1nsiicft hor nal
Interest q their children, and Der clsioria ia.
stead of tho,af.1uaquack nogiruma which arr
destroying their loved ones, BY forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtfm
arcnit down their threats, thereby adullns
thom " premature graves"
DA. J. y. KvcnrtoE,
Conway, Ark.
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Tho departments aud exhibits aa.
sigued 10 the gallery, which embrace
tbs art and woman'H work depart.
menis, anu number OF exhibits, will
prove well worth inspecting. The art
department ~ sure 10 attract vast
crowds, aud will elliott surprise and
admiration. IL will prove tina, Utah
posserses paintefs Of gonius, aud
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Castoria.

"Carioria r. 10 well adapted 10 children thai
roc1mmenl q a. superior TO any proscrlpiion
Known W me"
H. A. AHcHrn, n. D.,
~ So. orf0ri 81, nrooklyn. ". Y.
"our physicians Ia tho chilirna depart
mcni have spoken highly u their erpoh.
,nce In their Outside practice with castoFia,
aud although We only have among our
medical supplies what ia known as regular
products, yot We aru FREQ 10 confess that tho
merits 81 Casiora has won rs TO look with
favor upon IT,
UNrrD lo7rulL ANn pisrrSaihr,
Boston, MAfA
AtLEa C. suun, Bsa,
nrray Street, New York City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-01

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