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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-05-04
In Defense of the Weed.

Tho American silver weed, or tobac-
co, is an excellent defense against bad
air, being smoked in a pipe, either by
itself or with nutmegs shred and rev
seeds mixed with it, especially if it be
nosed, for it cleanseth the air and
choakotE, suppresseth and disperseth
any venomous vapor. 1t hath singular
and contrary effects, it is good to warm
one being cold, and will cool one being
hot. All ages, all sexes, all constitu-
tions, young or old, men and women,
the sanguine, the cholerick, the melan-
choly, the p~hIegmatick, take it without
any manifest inconvenience; it quench-
eth thirst, and yet will make one more
able and fit to drink; it abates hunger,
and yet will get one a good stomach;
it is agreeable with mirth or sadness,
with feasting and with fasting; it will
make one rest that wants sleep, and
will keep one waking that is drowsie;
it hath an offensive smell to some, and
is more desirable than any perfume to
others. That it is a most excellent pres
ervation, both experience and reason do
teach.
It corrects the air by fumigation. and
it avoids corrupt humors by salvation,
for when one takes it either by chew
ing it in the leaf, or smoking it in the
pipe, the humors are drawn and brought
from all parts of the body to the stom-
ach, and from thence rising up to the
mouth of the ~tobacconist, as to the
helme of a sublimatory, are avoided and
spitten out.-"A Brief Treatise" 1865.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-05-04
wilson Bill Gives Hope to Scotland.

The manufacturers of flax and jute
goods in Scotland are increasing their
hours of work, and in some instances
running overtime, so as to be in a posi-
ton to supply the American market.
The Forfar Herald says there is a slight
rift in the black cloud of trade depres-
sion," and also that '1these mercies are
small, but they m hope inspiring" The
manufacturers of jute goods in Brook
lyn and at Allentown, Pa, have been
able to secure a few small contracts at
free trade prices which are expected to
rule when the Wilson bill becomes law.
Here ''the black cloud of trade depres-
sion" overhangs If. There is no ''rift"
In it, and it is not shope inspiring" for
Americans.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-05-04
Balm of GiIead.

The real balm of Gilead is the dried
juice of a low shrub which grows in
Syria. 1t is very valuable and scarce,
for the amount of balm yielded by one
shrub never exceeded 60 drops a day.
According to Josephus, the balm or
balsam of Gilead was one of the pres
ents given by the queen Of Sheba to
King Solomon. The ancient Jewish
physicians prescribed it evidently for
dyspepsia and melancholia. Methodist
Protestant.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-05-04
One Point of Resemblance.

Mr.. Eator-Waiter, can't you do some
thing to hurry up that lunch of miner.
Waiter-It's all ready, sir. except dress
ing the salad.
Mr.. Eaton-H'ml One would think
that salad was q woman, from the time
Is dressing takesi-Grenoble MONTHLY.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-05-04

R
ally k n o W n
that the seat
of life Is loca-
tedin the up
per partof tho
spinal cord.
near tho base
of tho brain,
and so Bensi-
tive Is & Ia IL
portion of the
nervous sys-
TEN that even
the prick OF u
needle iii
cause instant
death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

The Alleged murdered nnu snid to lie
Awe,

awe.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. gi.-rh
Puze. mystery declcus ne time weave
on. To-Day many theories la REGARD To
tue mystery were knocked iu the
mead by the announce men, tuat
u. Il. p!tz-l, the supposed murdered
ma, was teen IN CuicayJ les thAu
Two weeks ago. President Fouse o..
the Fidelity Insurance company taiu
today:
"fnis morning my Chicago repre-
sentative telrgraphs me that MI
Bryan, who T. a business man OF On.
cntu, called on him anu said u. H..
Patel was Ia that city lees THAI Two
weeks agO, NJ. Bryan sayb he has
known Piizel tor many yests, and had
frequent business transactions win
him, aud that Il h .lmpJssibl Tor him TO
be mistaken.
PftBiucnt + use called on Mrs. Piizel
anu her laughter NJ tho central station
Today anu received valuable infOfmn-
liun fUm the daughter ii 70 erunco 10
her .Ather. The daughter said sue
remembered while walking WITH her
father Que SunIny Ia Chicago that tile
latter had ssid 10 heE "lf you ever
near through tile newspapers or la
any other way that have been found
uea I, d0 not believe II. 1 will DO all
TiEuLN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22
TmE AsIGrIu pRoHLEn.
Minister Duu nc IOAio Now the Cen
Ger tigurc OF interest

Minister Duu nc IoEio Now tho Csn-
Ter figure OF interest
WAsniNuION, Nov, 9l,-A new
anu important situation h now pre-.
onIed by JAptn' proposition that
lhlna make a direct N q thrUu IA
United 5,A o. Mlinissr Dun at TOkiU.
lhls makes Mr.. Dun tho Interesting
center OF neg0tiauiOLs from this time
forward.
IL 10 said that the best course would
be TOT the state department TO noti y
Mf. Dun an nlHy MiulsteT DtuUy u.
Fekln that they were NJ nUurty ~
Transmit from China or Japan such
direct peace Overturea as the i0Fmrr
dthired TO make.
IL would then be for China 10 formu-
late Ia Her to Minister Ounby, L.
iufn he would transmit II ~ Minister
Dun IN Japan, anu not as intermediary
Though tue Uuueu states.
Tue action VI Eur pean powers
upon the new phase Vi tue question h
low hw ited with muCh Interest
Japah'H huggeAtiOn that Minister Dunn
VIII 10 an acceptable medium OF com
munloatlon from China, IN effect elim-
mates Great Britain, France aud the
Other powers from being factor IN
tho negotiations. II Is believed, how.
ever, from official Information 70.
celyed here, thHt Russia, Italy Gnd
Hermany Will oeftuiuly look with
ltV0r GU China's deciding through
Mr. Dunn. Tue same source indicate 4
Austria probably viii give her auheI.
enee, as her membvrship In tho triple
alliance makes her foreign policy slim.
lar 10 that Of Germany anu Italy. Inu
position Of Germany has been ~ close.
~ analogous to that OF the Unitel
States that II has been question Of
doubt within the last fuw days
whether Germany might not be- sub.
hlliulei for the United STATES IN the
offer Of mediation,
NJ there 10 TO be no mediation, Ger
mnny'H position slili remains favorable
ban adjustment along tho lines sug,
gested by Japan. Italy has already
notified the allied powers that she can.
not consent to foroitls interference,
which Ia equivalent TO a declaration
In favor Ot psaceablo settlement, such
hew9uld come through Cnina's offer 20
MlDis;or Dun, II can alto no stalled
positively that Great Britain has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

10 Russian and other mon.otwar since
the signing Of the treaty Of 1871, which
was confirmed by the Paris treaty Of
1856, viii shortly be opened to men.oi.
war OF nll nations.
The Gazette points out that the open.
ing Of the DArdanelles 20 foreign snips
would have u disastrous effect uIOu
Euglaud, that II would ntCo |sitate o
trcat Increase ia tue British Mediter.
aneau II e. IL would seem there Is
some hasis for tho fCpIft that the
Dafdanellee are TO be opeu 10 the pass.
Ing oil Russian and other men.uf.wRr,
and y dirratch from Odessa 10 the
London Tunes lest nisht says a mum.
Der VI troops fOm tno military district
VI OdcssR have been OrJereI to Ifo,
creI 10 ViadivOslock anu from the
Rutsian war port to the northeast Of
CUfel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

The success that hoe met Doctors Shores s
unparalleled. Nttcr Ntf1rc iu ihH history uf
ilIH country has auytl .uf lituIt been achieved /
aud there are good rras1us Tor DO
Doctors shores have u1 ucHlrc in conceal tNfIr
frusy ~ eradication and pride 90 ihu moss
wonderful success which uAa boon thrirH IH
rat Lake. lhu1 would uU more tuhu lu1nl
lf they 900 nut congratulate themselves upon
tuUIr practice 10 thia rltfs WuIe"l without Nhs
aFs,puon Dc may DO slid, b. afEgf uo.oni
uANr a tight Go d. proud Of it
Nut they fgu| uuIr UTIau ln The methods uy
which ihat surcus. hAs been trH.hyl Ihau in
tNg tucguss ltfCf TAUir superior .kIl and
rUIiN baa been drmousratv1 UE .Hv number
eft puuushHd tsfumun.ais, prlfCHIuuaI men,
business men, men BOO every walls BOO Ifs, lhile'
wrl known iu Their nufshuoruHpl aud in ne
,iIY representative people Irum go pait Of
tUIa great cuuu fY have been inc unrd Iu the
wonderful array uf win,fsul who have tDtas
mild aud rsiuIra. sYatUm OF treatment shat o.
even day curing supposed nruHuIua.
bpciurs chores are proud Of ihiH wonderful
success they arc FrhioiuI 90 ho puzzle Tor tho
utauy and overwhelming PATRONAGE aud con.
ldrnUC which 20 has extended Co them hu.
with tuiH pride and EratgiuIur.a tuctc D. sull %
we'.luer seuse-liE stNsE % vhLl1A'
DOCTORS shores realize we'll the fact that
thor success duurnis upon thc approval aul
appreciation uf Che uubnc. They reI't1 thor
tu.h.y that tue uuIofJlnE reasons tUr their
tuurmuuH practice IL coo HhlHfANuuu of ono
people with their work and their methods.
ANNn hNH ffHln ANNIl ININlAN|NN
To merit Che uUurrtIuIiuHt HIpruN1l ana core
DIAL support thut has uyru extended tu Them
from ali UAh uy careful sklIiul, thuuzntul
aud uurtmltuug CulfIs 900 behalf ui those who
Amply Go them Tor medical Hl De- their only
uiu. To "tsrtNu ihH support tNNi uaH utHu
yNlpuugd them BE- thor only ambition
uUgIura shores Acc not ashamed ~ iur tact
that they urO making money, aud iluy afu
proud 1f che Gao that thHY arc doing 5000 lI
tl.e community that they Hrr bvuvl'IuE tuu
people. that they Hrr hHIo tu prove tuat their
aYstUm huI methods arc q UuHuc uuurlhrtHu
Upon the rests their furrUHH, ami upon tnIa
Z alone can Tgtl auJ permanent suyrcHHt ur Hug
, success OF which one Hay feel really proud
AMI 800 wuicl 0nu may take Genuine satlsiae'
uuu
tho most gratifying words 20 The ears Of
Doctors shores urc tuuac iHgy hear day after
DAY tfum patients, HHrinF. You hHNU given
me new llft,' 'Nuu have restored WY
health" 'Nnu have ended my suffering
"uthrr doctors Kept mu under treatment
month after month AMI save mo uu relief, uu;
you have cured me-
~ YOU afuuI and suffering read tho endorse.
mrnis wen today, 600 yuurHclt aud interview
the patients SWING them aud prodigy guoir Ca
uprluugo and advice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22
coIon.I osl,,. reslImon,.

CoLUMnus, o., Nov. q .-rhe court
OF iuqu,iy tUuAy la the & II casJ
nuard evidence 10 this effect from Cot.
lie WAS not AT the door wuun tie fan.
occurred. Later, he received telephone
N ssagts 10 get his mon cut As tut
mouse was to be- blown up Oy uyua.
mite. Colt lnii stress On tue tact that
me orders to Il IN case the uoor wa
broken or u s,Onu was tbfoWn or a
su0l hfsd NJ the men, were gwen by
aim.
In answer 10 = question relative 10
the abatement thai no wes Intoxicated,
Colonel Cuit testified tnat he did not
enter "a saloon during the Jay, but on
account OF being uolu la the evening,
surgeon Guotin prescribed not ~ "a
utod twu AblstpUou-Iui OF Stimulan,
and that was al tno ~ or he Saw W
drank at Washington c urt house. He
did not see auy VI his mou Intoxicated,
uor ala he see any liquor IN possession
Of tho men. When the order 10 load
was gwen IN the afternoon, tue crowd
NUMBERED nearly 1000. rney were
threatening the lives sheriff Cook anu
nimsplf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

WAsiINurON, ID. g., Nov. 2l.-It
" expected tunt very soon alter the
meeting Of Congress bill will be Ia.
trOducrd to provide that certain per.
ceuinTe ~ the revenues VI the govern
ment (thr actual rate not yet deter
miuuI) shall be- paid In gold.
IL l. doubtful whether during the
short session this measure eau be got
through Congress, but a very deter
miutd sHou, u h asserted, VIII he
made In that direction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

IadioF dorsey R.nb-i Ne.gs, 0nso
heavy quality, mail sizgs, wlrh I'd y
Soc each, our price
Ladies' extra heavy nnecei OF olp
Jersey RihboI NOs aud Pants, 81 lin
siz0. 10 o, worth zoe each, this
wooE
Ladies' extra heavy neoc0i An M,
plain NprInu N0sts and rants, 4U GlN
sizes ~ 10 o.. worth di coach, %.
Ladies' Hopvy Cancels Hair AZ oto
Vests and Pants, siE1a - To a., ~ GlN
worth 0hC each, at
Ladies' Natural Wool, mix0d QE M,
heavy quality, Jersey Ribbed OJ YIN
VESTS and Pants, sizes % 10 %,
W1r b Cos each, Nt
Ladies' pauml wool, plain m a..
Vests and Pants, wouh sLUu u GIN
Zach, nt
Ladies' fine natural wool Jcr. en- nlc
soy NnbOi Vests ami Pants, all Ull JlA
tizos, worth yl' each, 40
LpIic| heavy IB,buggnu J'r- NJ NJ,
SOY Ribbed, Union suits, rBFu- IN UlA
bar value 5lul each, 80
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Natural on m
Wool Union suits, all nEH-, OIL llll
worth sl..u each, a.
Norfolk uus Now Bwuswlrk @ 1 M
host quality Jersey Ribbed D LIZA
luiIu, Vests aud Pants, in
num wool or white, worth
ll,i5 each, 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22
mr. r.mnNNY noNsrEn.
Gon says Its tunnsnce was FsIt All
over tue country.

wAsHiN0TON, Nov. 2l.-John W..
Con, tbs prosecuting attorney for the
Lcxow investigation committee, who
~ stopping In Washington Tor a few
days, has given the kUsHing Star an
interesting interview on tue worE VI
the committee.
"We knew positively, 3" said he, "lhat
the poles department OF New YorE
was systematically Matchmaking ali
ClasstH Of Uluzuus.
"One peculiar feature Of the black.
mail was that II spared no ono class,
however obscure its calling. New
iOTa, under tue rule " tile police de.
paftment, was Tat worse a. regards the
individual rights of the citizens thHu
~. Petersburg under ~ most violent
police regime.
"As au illustration of the tftmcu-
Gous power welded ny this nrgauiza.
ton, / will refer 10 the Difficulty We
had 10 obtaining Witnesses 10 X upon
the stand AMI swear TO facts lhry had
brought 10 w IN private. Al nisg this
applied TO all GLASSES, both reputable
aud disfcpuiablp. When appealed 10
they would claim II they should trstiiy
tue police would hound them out VI the
city.
"Whsn asked II they could not 20
eisew here anu establish thymsolvor la
business they would reply tbs pets,-
cution Of tue police Of New YORK
would follow them 10 every city ia
tue country, and We gradually revealed
tue astounding tact the police Of New
York not Ouly dominated every city,
but every large community IN tue
country. The lower classts OF CHI.
zgns were made 10 believe Dlackmail
was lawful aud fegulsL
"H0u Ask me " l think this power
IL now crushed. DO most umpnati.
cally. l think tho public conscience
having once been aroused, the mschin.
cry oI this nAuteUus system exposed,
will be n perpetual bar AgAin.t tho
development ui such an organization
Ia lhB fulufe.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

sT. LOUIS, Nov. 22.--rhe seventh
national convention Of tue BoyS and
convene Ia this city on December IL f.,
aud from present indications there Will
bu good attendance Of delegates.
The direct object OF having delegates
sent from every state Is 10 dFcuss sud
adopt the most practical plans VI mu.
uiclpal aud social reform aud agree on
union lsvs for tho consideration by
each slaIu legislature AZ It's next res.
sion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

MILWAUKEE Nov ga lima How
eti tnu twuiyc-year.oll daughter Of
Charles Howard, a Northwestern rail.
way official IL misiiug from home
under circumstances that warrant the
suspicion that she was kidnapped. The
sntiro police force Including the cen.
trail station detail Of detectives Is hard
nj WORK following various Clurf. II
was learned last Night mat thu girl
had several times recently been AC.
ousted ~ middle aged man drviug u
spifitrl tfotter. There are tWu rather
we'll known men about town rather
given to street "masning" aud it Ia
sAid thoy are being Swallowed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

SAN FRASCiECo, Nov. 9l,-Attoruey
Montuitn 10 preparing some aiiidavIts
10 DO hlvu tomorrow Ia tue case of
the stflkefr nov on tusl for obsttucl.
iug the malls anu interfering with Ia.
tcfstalr oImmvrue. IL IL nis purpose
TO msks every effort poisib,e to sun.
mon ~ this city As witnesses ia the
cases now pcuuing, President Clcvu.
land aud tue managers OF nll the priu-
cipai Eastern railroads which were In
any way involved Ia tho Dig STRIFE. IL
tue application of'lhe drfeute Tor those
distinguished witnesaeH be Refused, the
matter may be carried ~ the Supreme
Court lOt tnai Aujud cation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

FoRr sAulI, Arb, Nov. 2l,-At the
United States matshaPs oilltu Il 10 re-
garded Hs positive that Biil Cook " I'M
lur arrust IN IeNas. lie IL thought to
be- one Ol tue tiyo men captured by the
Texas rangers at Muohull's Falls. Tue
description OF tho man FaIris, one OF
the I'VE, exactly Corresponds with that
OF Cook. This u strengthened by tho
iact that the nHn who answers the
name VI Bkeetur II an exact counter.
par, Of BALDWIN, alias skeeter Of Ihu
Cook gang,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

We viii offer Tor this week tho follow
Ing lines uf ltd "a uvo., greatly below
manufacturers cost,
Ladies' XII GloyosE0od quail Enot,
ltN lu tan, brown, hWUs, largo UVUl0
slzCs only, value sLul, ag
Misses Black I'D Gloves, 10 IoFo
the ridiculous low price lU Ul0
OF
Ladies' Foster Hook Gloves, 1Roto
ull sizes, in tam, slate and brown IUVlO
worth SLl5, 80
Lad %, Mous9uo air plgskin mat,
Glove, in tan mldU, slate and iUUlS
brown, regular value $40, AZ
Ladies' good quality Foster O. m
Hook BIafll ~uulu Gloves, size, u IL ~
% To- o.. and e., regular SLiJ now
I1dio, good quality, all ORotc
WOO. Jersey Gloves, 900 plaiu or AUUlO
with gauntlor, worth 40o, ~
IaIlo,' good quality lined I6ot
Gloves, IA black only, worth III us
Die, 40
Ladies' and Chudrsnis Wool Miltous,
Oh 1867 Nn, zoe, aJc, worth double,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

Boston, Nov. ga telegram 10
Harvard College observatory from
Lick observatory, California, au-
uUuuces the discovery VI a comet by
Edward Ssitt. rnc position OF the
comet on November ~, At $50 y, M.
was asronsiou - hour, Is minute. Is
seconds utciinau0n south 10 &c
sfots, minutes. /. In faint, with
a short tail and has slow easteriy mU-
ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

NEW YOmS, Nov. ga special 10 a
morning payer from BusuOs Ayres
suyH The decision Of tho attorney
general Ia the BaliOur case bias turu
malo puulic. lie IL Of the upiuiUp
that the chiri executive has no night
10 iuteriete iu tho dispute, which l.
simply juulciAi cUuii,u. anI must bB
settled ~ the supreme couit,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Nov. 2l.-The
rocuip.a ffOm customs thus fAr dutiug
the present mouth ARE 81, iSU,GlX; IN.
tetnhl,S 80. 100, UiO;miscrllanu0uss sources,
sil2, 3ay; maglu. tothl OF $4,000, u72.
Zoe expenditures amount 10 -, q
100000, m 'kl'g the deficit AZ Jar tnis
month s., 5gT0.s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

REPRESENTATION, whether NJ Office
or boy letter, L. tree. 80 charge whatever
Tor thorough examination, diagnosis OF
your case and all Huyius, ufs. shores
now treatment has CuT0l thousands, aud
u your case rs durable will euro Nuu. 10
you 1.-Two alta distance write iorArym
tom blank.
e. A MONTH Tor all catarrhal dis.
ousus. Medicines furnished free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22
mis- WEEK.
ePECIAL Lenders ~
LAD1Es, COATS AND oApEs.

Ladies, Tourist CApes, iu black Qn nm
b0AN0r clio o., intchod yelyOl cll. d lllJ
Ar, TAILOR madc, yaluo Sll. now
limo o. Ladies' sample q q TX
Goats assorted yles, value $40, D OH
this week
Ladies' Military Plush Capes, O0 OK
fur edge, nj siiE lined, n very D y az
stylish cape, regular value 40,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22
CuILnIiIgN1s nun sETs

A special elegant quality of OF OK
Angorl Eur sOt., muu aud col- D |, ~
lar, Wor IA s4-l, nos
a line ~ Chlupu.7 Oprosom OK 0f1
Fur sets, muu aud collar, 0J ulA
value sl.ll, ut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22
woNDEnrIL WORDS.
uTA. Harriet a. rAvrv, I5l Norti
seventh West

seventh West
safer other iostors save mo up Co dic. sni
my Friends ~ tylANNCa uyIi Grd there was no
ulssiblr buI o OF my recovery doctors shores
restored noe tu health ana saved my lfu 1
Cauuu praise t.um 200 h.aHIT ~ kinl. - mpA.
thctlc aud sklliul pbyrighuH.'
Mra. Lfdia 1rnWthts, rsrnrr Eighth
south sud tuUrih west
~ had severe headache, distressed stomach
no appetite could not su0U, ana o. WORKOUT
fculi all tho time Under doctors shores
care NY sympIUma were u relieved"
Ms. wary URn- D., 90 Grape street
~ can aud 10 recommend doctors shorrs'
new treatment, TOT % cured me OF q miserable
case OF caiauh"
aTs, =, nowdidEs, 7ua NoTth second
Wet
"Tor years wa a weak suherIng woman.
Could 90 NO huutrwUrs bad terrible huHd.
aches, discharEu IRON Che rArai noHc constant.
ly ttupucd up, severe UHUsNt always worn uut
was misery o. move ATuuuIt had no appetite
meat cured after ali other doctors failed"
Mrs. N.i,ie uiirr, JtA ren,h tast
when went a. port1r shores had suf.
frrUd twelve yeHra. 4 was miserable OH the
umoi weak, nervous aud Generally run down.
Now 4 am ike % new woman and GLAD Co roe.
ommrud nlcIors suorrH 90 alI IN need Of q
good physician"
nr.. ~. A usXtsr, Residence Eleventh
Wad,
"when went 60 Doctors shores the dsepse
had poisoned my blood ul my whole sys,em
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22
LADIES WRApprWs,

Ladies' Fancy s rip0i Tlau- gEolc
ur.g 90 WuUrrr., Vatican hack IUG.S
rum on shoulder all s.4o1,
worth sl,25, Tor
LsiirT Heavy Ilauuels.to OF Ar
WmrF0ls, assor az cu.urs, pore OIL, III
Zee o. ing, worth $40, Tor
Ladies' Pducou Wrap oB OF rs
assorted cplnrH, ouluE HtuuoI, Oh "
braid trimmed, value 500, Tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22
THE DAHpANELLEs,
Humor that the strnits are 90 lie
opened ~ 10 War Ships.

LoNpoN, Nov. 2l,-rhe st. Jamts
Gasetts this afternoon gives Prominence
10 an arlcle In winch IL says 10 ~
gumoIed that an approsohment has
taken place between Russia ami Eng
lanj, that II 10 possible that the Straits
VI DaTdanellss, which have been closed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22

flvcrsi the recent Ufisr Of mediation
by the United States, on the ground
that 1t b. presumed It v.uli cave
China tom utter destruction aud thus
Iressrv the British trade with China.
Un1tr these circumstances II IL be-
lieved by uiiic III. amt diplomats who
are familiar with all tho corresponds
rnce, that the European powers can.
not, with propfiety, Interfere with any
her whicn China wi4haI to make
through United states Minister Dun.
Charged with Grave uobbiuE.
LiNcoLN, Nob., Nov. 2l.-SiA stu
dents auu the dean Of the medical lac
ulty o Cotner Uuvers ~ we're crested
tonight, charged with Erave-foubing.
Their names arr ID II. MoIhtm, A. r..
Rose, ID. "A. X hefts. j. a. Buford, j..
T.. Waller J. NJ. NnfJ, and Dean r.
J. Alexander.
Last w.Incs lay Otto Albsrs, n man
between 8j aud 40 years -, aae, diel ~
ms CITY. o. luufs ny the b dy was
bur ed IA Wyuka O. mrtrfy. FudHy
last superintendent Byfr discovered
Though Gus % us zu.is,auts lat the
grave o.. o TO AIUers huu beun rife
anu the bJJy carrie away. rne 60 nj %
iiu wa uu On top o. tuU ukh lvK,
but e Ma anu oIrlso had been spirtcd
away.
suspicion at once attached TO somt
medical college attached to ore Of tue
uuiyUrsiuUs. superintendent Byre
placed Detective Malone on the case
Tuesday. Malone has been nt work
the case ever since anu tOuigh
.unue-'up parry OF muuicai
siulUuu at the lecture rom At
Cutuef University. Ds.A Alexander
was about TO illustrate his lecture b.
= practical exhibition VI dissection anu
had applied tue knife 10 tue cldavcf,
when Malone came In ON them ahu
placed tue whole medical class under
arrest.