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In the Avalanche.

Walter j. Stoan has begun suit
against the Salt Lake q Fort Douglas
Railway company ct al In the Third
district court, alleging that defendants
have wrongiully taken possession Of
certain lands belonging 10 him In this
city, and askej that they no restrained
from operating their trains over said
land, uuless they pay him sufficient
money to compensate hun for the
damages sustained. Plaintiff likewise
prays that the court adjudgc his claim
prior 10 that Of the Central Trust com.
pany, which has elartoi foreclosure
proceeding against the railway com.
pany.
Helen NJ. Morgan has brought suit
against a. b. Sawyer, trustee, In the
Third district court, ASKING that he DO
restrained from selling certain property
under deed OF trust, on she grOunI
that she 10 entitled 10 six months
further time In which TO redeem the
said property.
Il. IL. Auerbach & Bro. has openo
attachment proceedings against the
May feld Coop to oUlIect SS6i.9S AL
legged TO be due fJr goOus, wares and
merchandise. Clark, Eldredgo d Go.
arc sueing the same defendants 10 col.
lect s632S0,
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Sunday School a7d Primary.

tOn hois books and card postage viii b.
eisarg,f IN 1ilt.1i % tho prices givcH n sout ~
uisIi, ul'Hs' uo price given is f1r 'po.tpui."l
tirst Sock for our Little Friends, ioi
tie uso ~ sundly schools, TO-,
sccSai Hook Tor our Li,tIe Friends,
liay ash1l. reader, lic,
intermediate =. =. Header, sl,.
Quvstions and Answers on the Life
ma uiSsio1 OF thc Prophet Joseph
smith, Co..
hihie 'tuosiions ana Answers, Tor he
uHH % pdmafy Aaslslaulut lit
thiidrcn'- Primary Ifymn uooh, t-s
oHpias, postpaid, 49,.
Primary speaker, so. J, postpaid, 80
#" ., go
Tho Model non IIosh, postpaid, is,.
Class Registers, per dlt, sls.
Primary Tune iook, 600
booh Of Mormon CAtccl ism, postpaid goc.
=. =. Union Iiymn hook, each not pot
paid, 25g.
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TO INCREASE ITS MEMBERS.
The Chamber OF Commerce Urging
Business Men to JOIN the
Organization.

The new board OF directors Of the
Chamber Of Commerce is very anxious
just nov TO swell tbs orgauization'a
membership lists, and with that pur.
pose In view and Ia acc1rianeo with u
resolution iassed few days ago the
following letter 10 being sent out 10
business meu OF the city under tho
direction u President Rove aud Secge-
tary COlburu;
Dear Strive respectfully invite you 10
onrOn yOurFoli as member Of tho
Chamber " Commerce. At cur last
board meeting it was unanimously agreed
that We reduce tho initiation fco 10 g.
aud the annual dues TO sl2 per anuum.
We believe n you viii consider the
large amount ~ good which eau DO u1-
complished by u united olluE TO Oatab-
lish mauuf lcturing enterprises among rs
and showing the advantages ~ ngucu,-
tufal pursuits In these yallota, that sou
Will tAko pleasure Ia Joining hands with
us In an ondoayor TO put ourselves ON "a
solid foundation.
We trust you will nm mp the enclosed
card and become one Of our active mem
bOrs.
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Prohnle Conri.

l.. NJ. Bailey la, flied a petition In
the probate court, praying for the will
OF James b. B0gss, deceased, DO adj
miIted to probate and that no be ap.
pointed administrator, with the will
annexed, Mt the request Of tho execu.
tors Of the VIII, who are residents Of
Plttsburg, Pa. Deceased resided In
Salt Lake City for somv time prior 10
his death, which occurred nc Pitts.
burg, Pc, on November 18th, 1898,
anu owned several pieces Of real estate
Ia this city. The will was admitted O.
probate In Pittsburg anu copy 10 now
on file IN the probate court for this
county. Win exception OF legaoits
In tile amount OF $500, tho deceased
left everyt thing TO his wiie. February
9Th has been tet for the hearing " the
petition.
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Miss MARTHA HUNT. 2l1 n. 9th Wost ST.
no above portrait IL that Of Miss
Mtrtha Hunt. Miss Hrntl, eighteen
years Of ago and has suffered from
ratlfrh since she was . months old. Her
condition before treatment IL better
given Ia her own wOrd. She says.
"As carly asI can romombNf have
bad cEarrn. NV nose would stop up
hrsi ono side thon tho other, shooting
palms In tho head, continual haW king
aud splitting, caused by tho mucus drop
ping from tho head into tho throat; this
Kept my throat dry and sore.
Roaring and ringing nolsos In tho
cars, Ia fact my head seemed always full,
~ though II woro going To- burst
MY sleeps were disturbed hv horrible
dreams, aud It was impossible for mo 10
goi moro than four hours sleep, then In
tho morning, upon arising, I seemed
tiTod and worn out
II had no appetite, and what did cat
seemed 20 distress mo, lying heavily on
my stomach.
"Thi. was my condition when bo.
ginning trOatmoat with Drs. Shores &
Shores, aud over since tho first treatment
] began 10 improve.
Let mo now state that nitor thorough
scientific aud sysiOmAiic course OF treat
mont, such ~ " only givon by Drs.
shores a shores, l am almost Outlroly
curod.
81 have no more headaches, no roaring
noises In the ears, no moro hawking aud
splitting ! hear well, and my appetite IN
perfect IN fact | can say I am we'll, aud
heartily recommend tho treatment given
by Drs. Shores A ShorCs.n
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Faitb-Promotig9 Series.

ny tirsi hission' narrative % porsona
sip'i.'n.g p q missionary upon me Sandwich
h'Ana'' bl "''ife q Cannon lia.
! S's'"E OF feHris' containing number o
N's '.,' ana anecdotes ot mil
f01aiy Hi'' ''.' "a
1oa'c. from ~ journal Wy rrasldeH,
-'-'' ''''''' l'''n "i PIE vondsr-
,-.i.,.i.-l..., t..ut. ,,. '''''''.
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A Hattie Expected.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-The Hordii's
dispatch from Montoyideo, Jan. 28th
tayG 4 Correspondent IN Rio sends
worn that great battle will soon DO
fought All the fedefals need are
horses, which II Is expected will soon
reach them. A detachment OF eighty.
i've rebels marching to join General
Iavafes we're met by the government
forces and all slaughtered. Authentic
iUlesfams have been received, an
nouncing that 000O foderhls, command.
ID by Genorals TAvAres, Cabeda and
Ullsies Rsverber, have taken the
tofder town " San Juan Bautlsta.
The Inhabitants fearing repetition Of
Ihe excuses committed In Bage, lied
ii0m the town In terror.
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7ELEGRAPHIC.
DUTY ON TIN PLATE.
In,udnsnts 10 The Tariff Bill Lost IN
tho House.
Drp,rE on THE WILSON BILL
a.. tumb,r schrdule.-Bgulelle Pro.
nose. the Mckinley Provisions
asa Substitute.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The next
.u.ndment to the tariff bill was TO re-
,oee the duty on tin plate, terne plates
,sd lagyers tin, from 1 is cents to !
mt snI to abolish the drawback or
-b,te provision, 30 that the whole
Juty paid on tin plate shall lie retained
BY the United States.
Brcsonridge OF Kentucky offered
an amendment 10 transfer lin plate
,.u the duuablo to the free lis,.
piEell (Rep.) OF Pennsylyanla Of.
s,,ei A. a substitute the provision OF
nd Mckinley law, imposing duty Of
..j cents per pound.
At,r further debate the vote was
.lrn, FIRST upon Breckenridgs's
.gr.dmept to place tin plate on the
.tgr LIT. The author attempted 10
elthcfaw Il, but Johnton (Dem.) OF
u,.p. objected. Lost 30 10 1874. BAL
M substitute was lost.
Outhwalteis amendment was di.
yitcd, votes being taken separately on
ana pfopCsitions TO reduce tho duty 20
cent ana TO abolish the rebate pro-
,siop. Both were lost.
Boutelle was recognized, and offered
t.u fubstitute 10 tho lumber schedule
lbp Mckinley provisions. Oates Of
,efsi 10 lieu OF the lumber schedule the
i6llowing substitute! "5awed boards,
planS, deals aud other lumber, hem
lex, wildwood, sycamore, white pine
ald Eastwood, % cents per 1000 feet;
.awci lumber, not specially provided
ftgi pof thouaand. But whom lum-
i4r 0i any sort IL pianed or finished Ia
addition, tho rates imposed shall be- low.
ltI tot each eide planed Mt 20 cents per
thousand; II plAned on ohu sido and
iiugucd aud grooved, 90 cents per
thousand; on both sides, tongued and
rro0gcd, 70 cents"
To this Stockdae offered another
amendment, 10 read; "Lumbsr, dress.
81 classcd as all heart, 81 per 1000"
AZ $3.50 the COMMITTEES rose. At the
request Of Morgan (Dem.) OF Missouri
ca hour was set aside tomorrow for
consideration Of the lead aud zinc
schedules.
The speakers at the night eeasion
were Martin, Mccall, Dunn, Adams,
Hainsb Terry, Hartman, Phillips,
Hauysn and Funston.
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The February "Scribner's,"

Sori5aor's Magazine for February
opens with one OF ,ho Richest articles
II has ever prinled--s charming study
Of the work OF Eiwatd Burned ones,
by Mr.. CosmO Monkhluse, the dis.
iinguish Euglish cfltlc. Twenty Of
Mr.. BuTnr-Jone,'s most striking de-
signs aud pictures ace repToluCed ~
his petmissign ana that Of their
owners. A number OF sketches asu
here reproduced for the hT-t Time, aud
ihe whole ferier, with tue accompany
ing text, gives an Interpretation VI the
exquisite quality Of THIS imaginative
aTlIst such as has never boon published
Ia a popular article.
An article VI unusual interest mas
Resulted IRON an expedition On behalf
~ AcribneriS Nugacine, made py Joel
Chandler h irgis Ia company with a
skiiiul artist, Daniel Smith, 10 the
scene Of "rhs Sea Island Hurricanes,"
oil the coast u South Carolina. 1t
was this strange reglla which was
devastated by mo great storms last
autumn, which killed 2,GuO people aud
left $4,000 homeless AMI differing.
Among thein i0r tue pait i6w 1l2ltns
Mlss Clara Barton, with stan u WJiA-
era if0n lho Red Cross Say.ttyi nAs
ueeu Iispensiug nGch needed relief
Mr.. Harris VicNeu all the interesting
features oI tAis w0tk, Lhl Ms Wa
known conception OF nvg'o cnaiGe1er
has enabled lin % iras-nt fueh a
picture Of tho disaster, tue suherlngi
aud tho wosk ~ progress ~ n0 olhtt
writer In the South could give. me
Illustrations present a rsaiiiiio llclu'e
Of the curious life on thyse i'itnls. 10
article In this number ID devoted large
ly TO description OF "rao Duy@s'a'
tiou." Another article in The Msteh
number viii describe "lne Relief"
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OF tho greatest muslin underwear
one.
mighty % rent table, a mighty 90
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Read those items thoroughly and SEQ
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A. % cents n very large table filled
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OUR % CENT TABLE-Ladlos fine
'amhtio Drawers inch hoin beautiful
cluster Of tucks % cents.
Ladies Ono Muslin Drawers extra we'll
made inch hom cluster Of tuoks 90
cents.
ladies' fno Muslin Drawers trimmed
WIN inch embroidered ruiilo aud clus-
ter Of tucks 80 cents.
ladies nno Cambria Cbomise shirts
WIN deep HON iuillo aud cluster Of tucks
80 cents.
ladies oStra fne Cambria Corset Covers
square neck with neat olpo around neck
aud sleeve 81 cents.
Ladies' verv olcgan, Corset Covers V
90 cents.
Mover has any sale boon 90 carefully
prepared asthis.
- 90 CENr TABfi3--Ladlos nno Muslin
Gowns tucked yoke with cambria runie
unished jJ cents.
Ladies Muslin Chomite with V trim.
ming OF tucks and Inserting 10 coutA
ladies' very nno Muslin Chomiso
square neck with o inch linen laeo trlm.
ming 90 cents
OUR Is CENT TABLE-Ladlcs clio.
giant Muslin Gown V yoke Of clusior
lucks, iuu sleeves and cambria ruflle
finish 70 cents.
ladies' beautiful Muslin Gown 70 aud
neck with yoke ni insertion aud tunks,
inll sleeves 20 cents.
Ladies' elegant Muslin Drawers with .
inch linon lsco edge aud insertion be-
tween clusior Of iino tucks 20 cents.
Ladies oStra quality Muslin Drawers
with inch embroidered ruilo aud
cluster Of tucks 20 coDts.
Ladies' elegant Muslin Chemlse ola Dor.
a.o fr1n' trimming OF line embro ldery
20 cents.
Ladies' very nno Cambria Corse.
Cover, beautifully trimmed with ane
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OUR si.0l TABLE-Ladloa elegant
Muslin Gown Y mock with entire yoke
Citurks tue embroidery aud full sleeves
tho latest ELOl.
ladlo, Tine Cambria Corset Cover.
square neck with elaborate embroidery
thinning 500,
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catQst Publications.

The Life OF Joseph smith, cloth, 1901
Leather FiL A.oJ, Moroeoo glt tso1
From kirkland 10 salt Lake, by James A.
liuc, ~ pAiics, Cloth, nIiuf.I no, lslih8i
Hit tAoJ. Leather Extra sili, t2s0.
Forty Years Among tho Indians, -
Daniel w. l1nos. tl1 iaglH, Cloth tlU0
Leather tlbli leather gilt, 500
Poeiicai Writings OF ~, n. whitney,
Ci1m, tihoi Leather gIlt, ts05i Moros1o,
extra git igsl
Life Of uebcr q. KimbAII, cloth. t!.W,
iiaif Leather, 100, Pun, Ho0i Morocco.
extra glL B.o.
Latter-day sRints PsaImody. pap.r
Covered Board, Cloh Hass, ESQ each iiC0d
Tor d1t,i Cloth bound, tl.c) each, 1T0j psr
d0i,i cloth and Leather Bound, ti.Il each.
tisoo pcr ili. u sont By anal n cents paF
olpy additional.
story OF tiie Hook Of Mormon, b. fldot
uvoryo neynllda, Cloth, s9.sl. ulJu gIt tlO5!
liAltieaiher flL $50. Pun leather g,lL tl00.
sunday school Hymn Iiooh, contain. al
Tho Hymns usei IN the schools, 2Sl pagp., Cioth
hound, postpaid. Csc.
Large aud small Size bible. Ia Leather
f2pO, t2ho 800 taSl and ttol
hrlhly and Pulpit nibies ln different ttyits.
Illustrated. from tilnl On iisO sicb
Jos. smith AZ u prophet, lecture do,
liyged b. Elder ,nfrug Jonsin before tho
sindeHb' sns'0iy in tho Social HAL, salt G.ate,
lon. 10. 1874, g..
Tue Church of Jesus christ Of Latter
day saints, Do Priesthood, Organization
Doctrine, Ordinances and History. ny John
jlIut, TO-.
Tac sceond Coming of che Messiah,
lg D. n. Roberts, q.
Analysts OF the Hook or Mormon, By
20, ID. % lor,a, ge.
Tae only Way TO bo saved, b. Loroars
Snow, 80
Giad riai"va OF Great JOY. ~ ooorg,
r.H'ialo De-.
iHPlism for the Remission OF Sins, 10
Il naptism Essential 20 saIyatIont 80
Articles OF Faith, slau, We.
large, H.
Postage nuit b, paid On tho above.
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ness. Other msmbers Of the CLUB are
goiug to feofganizs with OUTSIDE
capital.
B9wdon said tonight the club took
In 81 900 In admissions a. the fight,
anu out Of tdis tho sZl,0IO purse AMI
$1,000 training ,xptnses # the princi.
pals had 10 come, making balance 10
the clubs credit u $4,000, hnd cut Of
this attorney. fees anu other expenses
have 10 be met.
"We are s., 900 loser by the COVER.
nOT's iutcfierence,D ne faid.
The statement that the total receipts
were only s3l 900 IL generally accep ted
with a graiu OfERli.
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ohIne.e slow 90 ReaIster.

WAsmNGTOS, Jan. 20.-Followiug
% portion Of n letter written 10 tho
treasury department hy collector OF
Internal Revenue Wellborn, OF San
Fmncifco, In regard TO Chinese regis.
uation Ia hls district. The letter Ia
Gated January 18th: "rhe Chinese
have been quite slow In maklng appli-
Gallons for registrations, anu there are
now only 900 registered 10 dais. Tbs
delay has been caused by tho non.ar-
nyal OF tho Chinese minister from
Washington. The Blk CompaDies ex.
pressed u Willingness to have the mem.
lefa fegIsler.D
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THE OLD AND YOUNG.
All Cured alike at the Zlon's Medical
4 Surgical Institute.

81 am y years old aud have lived In
Utah tor tie last forty years. have
suffered from catarrh for the last thirty
yonrs, aud the disease has caused me 80
much annoyance that am very grateful
to find that nc last am blessed with tho
skill and treatment given by tho Zion
Medical and Surgical Institute, which
has placed mo on the road to better
health said Mr.. webb TO the wrltor,
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Incessautiy Firlng.

BuENos AYREs, Jan. 26.-Dlspatches
nom Rlo say an inc6ssant IRE was
Kept up between the Insurgent war.
shiTs ana the government iorts, and
much damAge has been done on Con-
terscO islauu. The insurgont. arc try.
ing to cut oil Rios water supply. II Ia
iepOtod that torpedoes have beun
placed around Fortress Santa Cruz.
Two cases OF suspected yellow lack
nave been discovered aboard tho mail
steamer Tagos.
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TEE PRACTICAL PlLI.IyIIY,

a neat little volume Of 10 11gcs. wrii'cu
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polucs PLAIN anu Hininlo. ss,.dcs, it
conlains largo quantity ~ historical
aud current POLITICAL information. making
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postage prepaid TO any address Tor 2iO',
copies Tor 500.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2B.-rho ply.
,,s'4Nu 'n AutuuaIcu upon George W.
nn'ils Issued the following bulletin At
~ l-'5l u,ul,: "Mr. Childs hRs not
iui lfoVei. HIS condition has become "a
ferrous one"
=, AZ $50 a.m. Mr.. ChilIs was quietly
hesping anu his physicians haa gone
home Tor the nigni.
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An AmerIenn Nn,eII.l nend.

a.. LONDON, Jan. 20.-A dispatch TO the
e'eHdard from Vienna says; 1t Is
'vpJried from Venice that the AmeFl.
'ah novelist, Constant Funimore Wool.
~ whose death was reported the
''hel day, commillo suicide by lump.
lhf from thu window OF tho house
hhtfs she lived. A seven month";
l4banlLy.
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ONLY FOUR DAYS MORE
OF the So Rate For All Diseases at
The Zion Medical and Sur
tiCal IlSliigt'.
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS CURED.
-WFAD 1uE HVtDNNCh OF
MISS MARTHA HUNT. SUE
HAS HEkN TIE NlCIlM OE
CArARRH tNEti SINCE SHE
WAS THREE MON ans OLD

That IL tho quest On 10 onen asked
DO YOU believe II cau2 Lls'cn.-
nr. carl Seller, u tho Be.levue Medical
College Ho ritsi Of Now York city, AMI
he author " the grea,tsi work known n
Diseases OF tho nosoani throat says;
"Oit Of the sixty millions ~ people oi
tho United states hity nine million have
cAarrn. ltls 10 often neglected and soon
becomes sn serious that it u thought in
rn lnrlrahls, but lot mo state that II
given ,hc proper treatment II eau posi-.
lively tc cured"
ur. Shores q shores use Or. Carl
Scilof's treatment FOR ail catarrhal
troubles, aud their success h well known
to tho readers Of this paper.
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rEeaIdent x.Inrn Alarmsn.

o.. mASACUA, Jan. 20. - President
.a"ya Il alarmed at the progress Of
we nalcontents IN Granada aud Leon,
VINO nave recently been receiving arms.
wing "A riot at Granada fourteen
S,LseiNAliVes anu tN,y soldiers were
Mhsl. The conservatives have been
lLel by tho prlgftaslsis.
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missio7ay Supplies.

rIorEAn's Tract No. !, ssi,.
4" - ,aatt.
" d" ., leu.
The Modern Prophet, ssi..
True ~. False Religion, sst.
The Gospel Pioneer, l,ts.
Reply 90 "The Mormon Purge.
tory,n91
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DENvER, Jsu. Ex-senator Jones OF
Nevada arrived Ia Denver today and
went west tonight. He said he was
going to San Francisco before returning
toWashingt1u. IL II understood that
he has been investing In Colorado gold
mlnes.
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The nuysI ,iub Row.

yjAcKsoSvfLLE, Jan. l0.-rhe Du.
Nal cluh no longer exists. II broke no
~, w. row loday. Some hard names
80 PASSED between one Of tue mem
w, us ana Bowdeni whose management
"a severely criticised. Bovden has
washed his hands 0f the whole bust
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Appnrsnlly a pendIock.

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 28.-The eau.
Gus 10 nominate u SUCCESSION ~ Wal.
lhall, United States senator, Ia appar.
emily In deadlock. The twenty. iirst
lallot resulted; Campbell, 20; Nc.
iituTin, "a; Allen, 81: Taylor, 81;
Lowry, - Ca'cniugs, /. Adjourned
until tomorrow.
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The above underwear will all
DO piled on tables where every
body can get a chance TO see II.
Monday morning follow the rush,
the great underwear crowd will
come.
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All Nail Order; Promptly Attended 10
Tslsph9n, iOl. P. 0. Box lS7.
LEARN POLIrICSI

Ihp iHuiUrdial0 fu.uta Of Usu win
require 81 the iaudso ~ every god y,..z.u
that hc bocumN FAM lar with our system
OF snvUutncni aud tue ufar cal H.li .lHI
methods by winch % j. cOhifo.uI |ihrt8
who desiro Information un su.l i.a .gss
are quite numerous, anu what many ~
thom need sA book that tIHu1il ~ ArH
makes plain tho whole subject WA hli
it, do'ails. For this purpOiu tatrc Is 40
work ox ant equal 10
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A protsst Arnlns, lilo wilson mn

New YoRlS Jau. 60. The American
Protective ltrn LHaguu Jas rfeuared
u protest ngalust the Wilson tariff I'LL,
which - addressed 10 Congress aud
will be sent to that body at once.
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rpeelhlues AN aIseArcs OF tho Eye, Far
NN.r. inflat nrd iunFa Female, leftal and
P,'N''e slise tscs. aus ne itmuut Tor PLEA M
Ivy, nuW ealniess, safe aud certain. Our ONn
once hours-9 70 II am, gto5pm, 5tos
DIN Sundays, II am. ~ PIN
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Continuing be said:
81 suffered with headache, roaring in
the ears, my eyes were watOry, my nose
stopped up, throat filled with mucus 80
had That at time- / could scarcely sneak.
such was my symptoms until about two
years ago, when my hearing became af-
iected, my stomach began to lose lis d.
gestve powers, my appetite was good
enough, 100 good, In fact, as / was not
satisfied by eating enough Tor four muu,
aud afier eating, tho food lay like lead in
my stomach.
"My sleep was ftful and brokon. and l
iolt tired all tho time. tried many a fIor.
ent kinds ot patent remedies, but none "
thom donO lIo any good, except a slight
temporary relief. | read OF the success Of
tho Zion Medical institution treating such
cases as mine, aud placed myself under
treatment uete and nave continued " Ia
~ successors, DFs. shore, & shores OF
tho IlOn Medical and Surgical Institute,
uniil now am ditisreut man altogether
than whom | began tr8limont. I have
improved from the start, aud now | feel
cuiirely we'll, except my hearing, nud IL
Is improving rs rapidly rs possible,
lAkiug INTO nSideriiou my ago Tho
u15.tfs assure me that my hearing will
% fosiufoi completely IN a short time.
ana feel vary graceful for what they
nave duuo for ne.
~ rccomib,ud tnGso physicians TO all
AMI WI be glad 10 hayo anyone dnuht-
lhs ms statement % call or writO mo a.
my mono, kYs'.lie, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-27

New Castle, Colo, in the heart Of
the mining region, produGei a surplus
OF hog PRODUCTS, Fresh pork Is ID
there at cents, In DSnyer Il costs 10
cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-27

WAsntNGrON, Jan. 26.-The Senate
continued the nomination VI W. T..
Buchanan, minister 10 the Argouulo
Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-27
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