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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16

several Utah Nominations Among the
Nmmhnr

WAsuN0TON, Aprilii-rhe Senate
has madc the following C1uhtmauUut.
Edward "A. Sit0bol, OF New Hurt, 10 be
envoy extraordinary ANA minister plru.
ipotoHtiary OF tne United States 90
EcuAdog William ". NIcAhil, OF
Maryland, 10 he tniri assistant Frcfp.
tary o. slate; Andrew J, sawyer, t1 be-
attorney Of the United SatrH Ilr the
district % Nebraska; Wizard G.. Hail,
OF Sun Daurg, WyGn 90 b' register Of
'hu inuI on We at sun DaucU, WyO,,
Edward D.. French, VI Casper, WyO.,
20 be register Of the land Office al
Douglas, Wyoi Thomas a. Dunn, oi
Sun Dance Wyu., % iu receiver Of
public moneys nt sun D4ucr, Wyo.;
Edward NJ. Madison, OF Douglas,
Wyo., TO bu receiver VI public m ncys
VI Douglas.
samuel Francis, Of U,ah, 10 be
juIge Of probate VA tho county OF
Morgan H.. q. Dc Frois, OF Utan, 10
be- Judge % probate iu tho equity OF
Uintah, viOp lsnac Burton; J0shuA
dfruuw God, OF Uhh, % De- Judge OF
probate iu the county Of Millard,
Henry L.. 5toui, OF Utah, ~ be- iuugt
uf probate 10 the county uf Box Elder
fostmastefu-Of John ID. BlauR,
Mat.hneli. New MexlcJ3 L.. j.
McCtiircy ~ R9ssoil. WyImiug:
Thomas J. Dayton. at Lanmir
South Dakota: Samuel Tolleu, at
Negmilliou; Gusjave 5uussc, 10 lapid
Guy. U.an' Richard G. Cordrll,
PARK Ciiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16

wAsniN0ros, ID. g., April IA
Senator Vance, VI North Carolina,
dicd Mt his home, 1920 Massachusetts,
avenue, this city, at 1910 O'clock to-
night lie had "a stroke Of ap0plexy
tuis morning. He hal been suffering
Tor some Time past with "a complication
OF diseases, but the ou1 was sudden
uud uneHptglul. He WIS regainiug
his health and was thought 10 bo On
the road 10 recovery. lie was compelled
during tho winter 10 leave tho Senate
uul 80 10 ~ fida. Here he grew
almcwhat better and Co. Wow Il the
struggle over tho taun ue 20 utn,d TO
Warrington. Hu was a member OF
the committee on finance, but took
little or no part Ia framing thr taflti
bill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16

DEATH, aud what little she ala eat
made her sick at Che stomach, causing
hor 20 yomiL Nothing could lay ON her
stomach,
"sho was weak and 80 nervous that
sometimes when walking along the
street she would fall down from % =.
hausllou sho could not go to school, and
her condition was quite alarming.
SIN IA stale We took her to prs.
Shores g. Shores, aud after u course vi
their new treatment, she has boon entire
ly cured, And ] would above all others
20 to them. know Of plenty Of pooplo
thoy are curing daily"
Mrs. ruko resides 40 No, 227 X street
this city, whore she eau be- soeu and will
readily verify this statement.
A personal invitation IN extended 10
tho public 90 wish tho Offices OF Drs.
Shores & shores aud Inspect thelr NEW
TREATMENT flr the euro OF catarrh
aud MI chronic diseases, which {, differ
ent from any % her used IN the city. nrs.
q. W. and A, s.. shores, in recent visit
To New York cry, obtained the latest
scientific treatment Tor calarrh, and It's
success. Is well known 10 tho readers OF
this paper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16
CONQUERED AT LAST
DIS. Shores & Shores NV Treatment
for Calarrh and Chronic Diseases
a Success 10 Almost
Every Instance.
MILO, PAINLESS, SAFE AND CERTAIN

The largo number Of paiion who arc
nny u1ller Treatment at the I.1u Mcdi.
col and Surgical Institute b ample proof
tlut Dr.. shores & shores hav. ino worry
ho.f slrcoss in the trca mont of en'arrh
aud chin diseases No'terdhy GOO crowds
were so largoi 10 was almost impossible
io wait uron ala cuns.ln euay hrs,
this week from % 10 " in The morning,
1850 To-. In ho afternoon, and 3, t1 500 Ia
Che evenings.
Wu havG no branch oiiico. Ihoro he
only ono Xonia Medical Institute, aud
that is nj "a East. second south street
Urs. Shores q shores, consulting physi-
CLANS. Road tho evidence given hy rep.
rpsoutailyo cltIgsi,. who have boon curol
below viii be found the words "i people
who have tried all % hers and gained uu
roNof They sav they have boon cured
hy urs. Shores & shoros.
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CONSULTATION ~ EXAMINATION
FREE.

No matter what other doctors have told
you, call upon prs. shores * Shores.
rhoy are Old residents iu the Territory,
dwill honestly iu.l you whether you
can DO cured ur uu.
s. pays for one months treatment aud
all medicine furnish d free
Ofioo hours This wuok o TO ~ "a, M,
1850 to o afternoons, and 10 $3.50 oyon-
ings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16

NEW NOHE, Apfli i6.-FuucrAl
services OF the late David Dudley
Field woru held this evening NJ thu
calvary Presbyterian church in the
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nrner fnr I.r..lhrnt.

IA LOuts, April i4-Hon.C hauncry
VI. Dopew, wt1 Is here, announces
himself = csuiiiats for the presidency
oi the United States.
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Mr. sanlon'H place Of business IL Main
Street. whore ho has large assortment
OF general merchandise, whore ho can
bo sogu and win toll che public OF his
chlld's recovery.
EyorvboIy Ia Salt Lake City has heard
something about the excellent treatment
OF Drs. Shores s. Shores, bot % IL only
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16

night can be accounted for tonight. Il
il understood thrt thU,e now under
arrest will be released when they are
ncruas the line on their march out Of
the county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16

W. 80 D. 20 ".'. w NAA ANN 70 Q
rkill of Drs. shores ~
shores Of tho Zion
Medical Institute, 1 do
ciicd 20 take him thoro.
lam nov happy I dIi,
Tor he iswoil again. 400
has gain a rapidly ia
ilosh, nniin fact looks
like different child. {
cannot say too much in
praise oftho physicians,
Tor thoy sayud ms
phild'alIfa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16

MNhAh NhNl NN NllHl
one side, then tho
other, torriblu dlstros.
ting headaches, roar.
ing noises Ia tho ears.
Tho mucus woulddrop
from the head To tllo
throat causing a con
tlant hawking aud
splitting. llor throat
was always sore; "a
hawklng cough; she
could cat nothing, aud
Boo fact ALMOS 4
N HT 10 n n n nv.
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SIN. virus DANCE cuRNp.
4 Ease that has naffir the Leading
So ciaiisis ofths C"untry.
nt tue Zion Medical and sutE.
s..t fustIfufs

MIR. George stanton. whose place Of
business In in the uosrroi National Bank
building this cliy. says
"Niy son has suffered greatly from &c.
Nius dance. and although we iid all we
could for him, he soamel in gradually
grow worse. Hearing Of tbo wonderful
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IN u

tlAtLgL
Central Meat Market.
u, Hilton, X farnes, e. uAld.
well, Jr -. Hilton 4 90, Prop.
uc,0rA Family Trade eolls
ted
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has over takon thoif treatment could say
too much la praise OF tholr admirable
sys ON. They cared mo Of very bad
case u catarfh, deafness and terrible
headache. for which / thought ! never
could bo cured. My symptoms were such
that u N mother easy nor pleasant to do.
scribe, thOrc was such complication Of
them, First there was a chronic chtarrh
OF tho head and throat, thoro WAS a mis-
cradle stOpped.up condition Of tho nose
and head, with an obnoxious dripping OF
tho catarrhal mAllor Into mo throat
causing tho troublesome and wreichui
habit OF constantly hawking and spit.
ting. 10 had been so bad that had
LOST MY HEARING. My eyes were
weak and watery, and upon STOPPING
over and arising quickly would become
faint and dizzy.
"Now 10. mo state TO tho public that
cannot say too much In praise Of Dfs.
shores & shores for 20 Thorn / owe
everything. MY HEARING Is As
GOOD As EVER, and feel ~ though /
mover wis sick. Hoping my testimony
will be Of benefit tn others who arc suf-
iorOrs, / bog to ROMAN, yours very truly,
MISS ROSA SMITH,
ai5 Fourth Street. city.
Catarrh and Nervous Prostitution
iCurCd.
Little Mary Iuko is eleven years 81
age, has suffered from cAtArrh aud nor.
yous prnstratiou and lu An Interview with
your correspondent, her mother gives
Tho following graphic description Of her
"Aner her trouble had started, she i'm
modlatoly began TO lose flesh. Her nose
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those who have had
some personal ok
pcrlcuco OF their
skin Boo some dos
pomto and daugor-
Gus crisis relieved
who really know
how much they owe
tlOm. "i'Or my
part SAYS Mics
Rosa Smith, ~ don't
think that any in
valid woman who
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-28

usgle Idaio mu sic, re gdzies z dsleks ~zsdudnisl most, iaLby
grenade jssdaych, puszozonych owslsm. i zuowu tylko wistr hu.
cza}....
L zuowu... jut blitej, dolecist GO turkot wo.u, W pwaltow
nym Pedzie, rzucsnego ier1wua drogs.... nasta VIII uchs, ME, wi
cher wyf oorsz gwsitow mel psizao tuusny kurzul....
Az wtem us aSrode zsczsrliato 6 s wsrod drew ma trakcie
Sfuch ME myh st'stuiks!... Drsgs psdzio kilku konnych poll.
oyantow, eskortujsc P,oztows brycSke. Rozbity dzwonek zakois.
ta Posepuie. =. wroher donosit Ius ~yr,z lie ten Of visk falszyxy
teusent koui. Msksrewicz podniost sic W wozie, zatrzyual konia,
z nate,eniem wyglsdst nsprI6d. T.bun sic zblraat, wy1echali ma
Iasniej'zs miejsoe, NINETY lafy strzslb / dobyse, i.sue sz.ble n.
oryosce.
Wiezouo jefcs.
Ne widzia1 go jeszcze M.k.rewlcz. ale oozu ME spuszor.s i
"csz stat m wozie. Poohyl"y usprz6d. Gsom-dks zr6wnala sic
z MIN 70 t~arzy stareRo Prze'zadi okropuy wyra..... rzucil sic
" ty, rece pred siebis wycagust. It sorzyi usta, j.kby woi.e
ohoiai.. a. . 1 n'gle zsskooryi ma ziemie jsk sr.lony pobiegi "a ia
oryoutS Padajso, w"sjsc, hieguac dalei. Chrapliwy gtos wydzie
Al mu sic z gardla iksnIe okropne!....
esk biegt, ma MIC niePomuy wPstrzony W tuman kurzu, 90
zostaf "a bEyo1ks co oPsdat Ipt, jskai bsikooao. nieprzytomny:
PAnio1u! paniczu! panic.u!....
Kurz oPsdi, teuteut ciohl dxwouek tyIko " odstepsoh oorax
dalszyoh dolatywsi ueha. Byozks, eskorts, jenie,, brob, wszystko
Pr1ePadto jak SIENNA smoral Trait sic orerna daugc, diugo, pustol
Paniczu, paniczu, psuic.u! o Jezu!
Staremu zatrakio 81, ruaat width. drogi, ma sadzie k0, twa
RIA do zismi jszsc coraz ciszei, oorsz tatl tuiej. A " kohcu i jet
u'taf, ME byso MO siychae, MIC widat, ~iohsr tylko wyi " pustce
oorsz ~p'lecisglej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-28
DIR. fIOInA
cOMOzO

Jest uWaZane "a 1ednO 2 na1lepSZy Oh le-
karstw tego rOdZaju. Oczy szcza krew,
nadaje oduowiona zy~wotnCsc, wykorze-
nienia zarOdki choroby Y ciaIa, gdyz
prZyczynia sic do togo, re wszystkie or
gany Znajduja sic W dobry sIanie do
d~zialania. Mrdycyna jest pr~zygotowana
z przeszlo trzydZiestu rGinych gatunkGw
ingredyenCyj, gI0wnic y %roslinnego kr0-
lestwa byla Zrana W uzyciu prZeZ brZe-
szlo sto lat. Uiywano go y wielka ko-
rzyscia we wsZystkich ogi lnych terra
zniejszych dolegliwoSciacb, a wv Iaszcza
W tychi ktGre poJhOdza z krwi j cbore-
go aoladka jako 10:
Za~twardzrnie, BOZ glo"y. Dolcgliwosci
watroby, Z6lciowosG. Ziltaczka, Reuma-
tyzm, Wodna %puchlinH. TrudnOSG ira
vienna, NiestrawnoSG, Gotaczka, RGza
Pryszcze, Zebra | oGraszkS. Szkrcfuly,
Strupy, Swierzbiacyka, GliSty Iiszai,
WrZody, Rakowe wyrosniecia. B0le ! RAJ
ny, Bole W systemic koscf. Wychudnie-
ME, DolegliwoSci nicw last. Slabos6.
Bronchitis, Zarnice. B6l W krzy zach,
Zawr6t glowy, / T.. a..
GOM0Z0 ME jest mcdycyna patpntowa-
na, TED ME sprzedawaia 81 aTt,karze:
lccz mezczyZni | nicwiaSty. kt6rzy IVY
wajac ie, zostali wylcczeni. sTowodowa-
nj przez wdziecznosG Ola doktora, ! prz'z
zycZenie, ably | ich wspCltOwarzysze Cd
niesli korzys6. dziaIaia iako lego ar,nci
W ten sposob mega 60 dostarczye la,
dziom cierpiacym W CddalCniu.
Jest n"ieoceniOncm iako LEI arstwo do
move a m~ianowicie W micisco woSciach
p~olOlonych bardzo dalcko I'd lokaTZy
ap'ek. Lekarstwa togo ME MONA doftae
Cd aptekarzy, lccz tylko cd mioiScov ych
agent6w. Jeieli ME ma Bp,rta wa
szem sasiedztwie, przySliicic $500 . do.
staniecie dwanaSCie Csc. tuttlek ma r6-
be wprost cd wIascicicla. Taxi obsfalu.
mex mole kazdy dostaG tylko raz.
DIR. PETER FAHRNEY.
no III wawrs Zee s..a-a y
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VIII.
MAKARE WICZ.

Opfotkaui n wsis " Luohui przedsiera, sic cziowiek. Sp.lo.
ny dwor wymina, jskby ME chcai dept.6 popio1o-; wsuntl sic "
gs'ts oi'1yne mad rzska, z'1eil oglsdaiso sic tr~o.uIe, mad wode
~ies dotyksla wybrze.a, zavalonego mu6st ~em todek. PM, pog i
goh gaiei tlaw. Byi to zurok pozaej jesieni, szary, dad,yssy
zimny.
CSsowiek oglsdai sic rsz drugi, czy 90 ko ME widzi, poteu
wybrsi jedno Z nsjuuieiszych czoieuek; " brsku wiossa, k.w.ikeu
sProchnia'ej deski zepchnf ie z braegu odptyust, stsrsjsc sic ME
zrobie szelestu. Rteka " TEN miejscu wasks, g'eboks, do polowJ
rielskiem zarosia zauulous, oddzsl.ia wiosks cd pol cblopskich
rozr1uoonyeh kawaakaui. wydarty,h Z pod l.su z.rosli. kodk,
treciis sic wsr6i zielska iozy, wptyue.a nareszc'e pod olbrzymis
"ierzby jak tuuelen suusla dalei, psosssc gromsdki ~drobnych ~
bk stsdka wpoi dzkch kaczek wioskowyoh.
Oalszy oisg uastsp')
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the regret of democrats, the joy Of
republicans.
He has put the democratic party
in the South on the hip.
A bull-headed president and re-
calcitrant congress have played
ducks and brakes with the currency
and with tariff reform.
The veto of the Bland bill was the
last straw that broke the camel s
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If the democrats Of North Carolina
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creed of the party, even though that
man be president
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Justification AMI defense Of the
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THE GLOBE FOB 1884

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HOW Is THIS?

The enemies Of Governor Tiliman
are showing themselves such cOnsum-
mate asses that it rather compe's
respect aud sympathy for the
ObStrepcrou5 tyrant.
Read this account of the spree OF
the Newberry Rifles:
The liveliest crowd in Columbia yes
terday morning, it is said, was the New
berry Rifles, the military company that
disbanded rather than act as guard over
the telegraph Office. Every man in the
crowd, except the captain, was drunk,
gloriously drunk. When they boardf
the train to go home, the captain stood
on the platform and made little speech
to the large crowd at the depot. Among
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nor, was: Il came to Columbia with my
men, under orders. We did not come to
harm the good people of South Carolina
But the next time do anything for Gov
ernOr Tillmao, or even to obey an order
from him, it will be when there is big
snow storm in June"
Such things make outside believe
that Tllman told the truth when he
SAID the opposition was the opposi-
ton of whishey drinkers and whiskey
sellers
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IS
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List Of unclaimed letters remaining il
the Durham postoffice, advertised Apr
2, 1894:
B-Baptist, Mrs. Mamie; Brown, J. A.
Raudin, Chancie.
C-Chavis, Rosa; Champion, W
Chaplin, James
F-Fosyi, Sandra.
G-Gilliland, George.
Lilly. Edmund
M-Mitchell, Susan.
N-Norwood, Lindsay.
Trucker, Charles.
W-Williams, Fannie.
In calling for any of the above letters,
please say they are advertised.
W. T. BLACKWELL, z. NJ.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12

discuss the questions OF the day you are
charged witt being afraid.
'"Live the Gospel and help others to live
it and politics and society and literature
will feel the influence and be profited
thereby"
Professor Churchill paid great COM
pliment to Tennyson's sin Memoriam," I"
which he considered an admirable sermon
in itself.
In delivering the charge, Rev. Mr.. Good
speed emphasized the following points.
s'Fear no man. Hesitate not to declare
the whole truth. Humanity has been
lifted TO higher level than once and
there is an impression that there is no
longer any propriety in preaching of the
penalty of the law, but there is no danger
of preaching salvation.
81 charge you to preach both sides of
the Gospel, but do not go beyond the Cos
pei.
"John Robinson's advice was to
preach repentance and faith in
Christ. The common people heard
Christ gladly and 1 charge you to preach
Christ and HIM crucitied and know moth
ing else among this people.
"Do not he entangled over muchwith
society.v
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12
Racing Railway Trains.

The bridge junction" is point above
East st. Louis where the Wabash, Big
Four and Alton roads strike the terminal
tracks. From the junction to the relay
depot all t'"ins of the three roads run on
tho same track, and as the roads named
run parallel and close together for several
miles north exciting races sometimes oc-
cur, as two or more trains occasionally ap-
proaoh the junction at about the same
lime. The early morning incoming trains
IN each road arc scheduled TO arrive at the
junction within few minutes OF each
,ther. 1t often happens that two of them
pass the Merchants bridge close together,
and then there is q race to the junction,
as the first one TO reach 1t gets the track
TO tho relay depot. 1t Is said that the
rivalry between the engineers sometimes
prompts them to put on full head OF
steam and carry their trains along at the
rate of 20 miles an hour. Very few acct
dents occur at the junction, but it Is
claimed that nearly all that do happen are
caused by the racing of trains.-St. Louis
Post Dispatch