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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-30
Both sides WAITING.

The row between the Western Trunk
Line committee and the Union Pacific has
developed nothing new. Both sides are
waiting for something to be done by some
body else The Union Pacific has received
decided encouragement by the notice sent
out by the Alton and the Northwestern
roads to their Eastern connections, insist
ing that rate sheets show that the Union
Pacific be granted the Puget Sound BUSH
ness. The other Western lines stll refuse
to allow it anything of the kind and de-
clare that they will make no compromise
with the Union Pacific. If. they say the
Union Pacific would agree to allow to them
an argument could be easily reached How
ever, the Union Pacific will concede nothing
In that direction, and there the matter is
likely to rest until Feb. Is. the date set for
the elevation of the transcontinentaI rates
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-30
why
QUESTIONS WOMEN ASK
Here Answered with Good Sound
Reason.

rsrxcrAL TO QUIZ LADY READERs.1
Why do people say that Lydia E.
Pinkham's treatment, especially her
Vegetable Compound, effects cures be-
yond the physicians skill?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-30

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
MEETING OF PENCIL PUSaERs.


II communication are any evidences
nj the iutorrst and enthusiasm that IL
maniic.t iu tho forthcoming press con.
veutlon none n that loyal patriotic
quality will be- lacking.
Every mall bting' to Secretary
Tamson letters ffoA all pstls OF the
UrHrd -lst-.. hsEiuy fr Information
couosrni1g the coming convention and
giving assurance that the states iiom
which the l.lten come will 10 well
fsr esvntsd at the gtc,t meeting.
THIS Mornings mail brought letter
rom NeWpaptdym, published in
New YtrK, Cue leading journal 10 tho
Uuttod states devoted 10 the Interests
OF the press people. This journal has
devoted gieht deal Oi space ~ the
intefust VI the vruliuu aud hiss np-
pointed Nc. J. J. BamUtfgsr Of this
city ~ their special representative al
the convention, 10 prepare reports OF
tue meeting and also act In q business
capacity for them.
A letter from IL. Il. Flax, editor Of
the Helena Herald, has this 10 ssy; 81
ain thoroughly Ia tympaihy with the
objects VI the Convention out.
lined In your letter al believe
the calling together Of people
o the PRESS Will be mErNed by succesf.
Any service | eau render through the
Hefdd Will not bB withheld. Mon
lana ought, aud 1 presume viii be,
numsTJusly represented"
Mr. J. r, Pfibyl, formerly Of this
Territory, but now Of HazeltOn, Pa,
sends letter thanking In ,neXpressa-
bio terms the u. T.. a. tor the courtesy
extended In plscin. his name upon the
roll OF honorary members. He says
that the daily paport VI that city are
doing all In tuUit power 10 write the
enterprise up, and states that In all
probability largo delegation viii he
present ftom tue state 0i Ponnsyl-
vanih,
Ths following have already slgni.
Nod their Intentions of bciug here; NJ.
IL. Barter, editor OF Nance county
Journal Fullerton, Nrb., ani wife; j.
W. Tanner, editor Of the Fulletton,
Ncb., rot, anu wife; l.. /. Purcell,
edit.T ~ the lakiu, kanfHs. hdeT,
and wifi VI. l.. HHrtcr, editor Of the
Nswkifk Democrat, Oklahoma; J. II.
Fauldg, editor ~ tho Norm West
Ifi5unc, Siuvensville, Mont; J. r..
Juukiu, eN.ptreidcut Of tue Kansas
Eaton association, and many olhrIs
too numerous ut this time 10 mention.
Secretary Johnson receives daily
papers from MI over tho Uuitsd = ateI,
most VI them containing extensive
wTitc.ups OF the meeting and urging
the press people OF the county TO NJ.
tend anu add to the success Of the
meeting, Tho secretary says that the
papots outside OF Utah are far more
literal In tho praise Of the convention
than are the papers OF this territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
THE EDITORIAL EXCURSION.
The Executive Committee OF the Utah
Press Association Issues an Al
dress Concerning IL.

The executive COMMITTEES OF the
Utah Press association has issued the
following address,
To tho Citizens Of Salt Lake city aud
Utah;
Ladies' aud Gontlomen-As has beOn
published la tho public pTOss, thOre !, to
boa great editorial convention held In
lhlH city on tho 2lth aud 18th insis. 10
will be- onc Of tho most noted events OF
tho year, not only In Utah but Ia lhe en-
tire West. The movement hEs been in
Augurniod by the Utah PFosA association
Tor tho purpose Of bringing the editors Of
tho western state, together for purposes
Affecting thor mutut, interests and At.
fOtding an opportunity Tor them To
have "a grand midsummer outing, The
responses from tho various state, have
been most heartily aud uumrruusly An-
copied, no that great conyon.ian mum.
orlcally and grunliu cuthu,iasm aud pfpht
to the Newspaper profession, IL now as
sured beyond a doubt
The exact number, however % IL not
possible for a. 90 iudloho, nearer than
that 70 viii laglllalu somewhere around
ave hundred delegates.
Tue convention proper wlll be held In
the salt Lake lhea.ot on mo morning ui
Che g.lh, aud continue ON tho 18th, aud
possibly On tho 9Ilh. Hut thOte viii be-
iuIprsppTsel between tho sessions ~ tho
convention banquet aud tall az Sa.tAlr
side pNcursiuns to Fort Douglas, Park
CITY, ogden aud ~ hOr interesting points,
with grand tlualO Ia the form ui u com
pImeutAry COMFORT la iho grHN Tabor
Wr.p. A. this performance tho uAgnlti.
cont Mormon cholr, and tho popular
Salt Lake tuurpr. company. uuu others
OF our notable talent will appear. A
uue program IL now In process OF az.
raugemont. Everything tina. We can
possibly do 10 make tho convention
and tho On'ertniumcng OF our visiting
brolhrun " the ptu,s a BuCc8ss, We viii
do.
However, We oro obliged to roly
upou the people Tor assistance iu yari.
uus Ways, Wo ffu, zuTn that the
UWh Prose association, including ~,
10 docs, nearly every paper Ice tho Ter,
ritory, need but % intimate 10 tho
generous aud patriotic citizens NJ Salt
lako that huIr help is Desired Co make
this oven success, and responses OF u,.
sI,tuuco VIII How In from eyury quarter.
| lhofo will b. public committee. ON AR
uugtWuut aui reception necessary, some
flowers, music and p1rlphcrnNu for
ID cora iNb purposes. For Whatever
| uHuuIru or slight oApnurHs Wn n4y 90 Iu
| In making this oyuut succ0sstt tuyrr
| will come back tu us "a thousand fold iu
| tAu generous aiyt rtisUuyut ht. w0 sualI
receive through tHD uuNHp pbra OF The
| uu lru lrAns- Nl--is,ippl states, and thus
VIII his "a herring prove 90 be- uu untold
| blossiugtu utuh.
The editors VI UAh papers, moved
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
LITERARY NOTE.

Godey's Magazine for September
ialls into the spirit OF the month aud
treats us to a ine drawing OF Defender
under full sail, by Parker Newton, on
the cover, and n leading article on
"rhe Pleasures Of Yachting" by Jesse
Albert Locke. Very timely and able
Is Rupert Hughes's article on the
Cuban Revolution, a subject which
hiss not before been presented TO tbs
magazine public Ia such a readable
ana popular iorn. "Recont Amateur
Photography" nui "W1msn WTil0ra
OF the Day" oifot foe opportunities lor
Illustration aud RuecdOlt. A 10 cd
variety OF fiction IL given IN stories by
JAMES Burton Roy nolds, Lucy Clevt-
land, Frank Chatiee, ana Il, J, Car
prnlsr. The Cooley Company, 52.6i
Lafayette Place, New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
THE COMING ElSTRDDFOD.


A message from the Beaver choir,
received by Secretary James today,
says that tho Centennial state people
Are working hard IN preparation Tor
the contests ia the Elsteddisd. Mt.
Lloyd Jones, a prominent attorney Of
Denver, 10 expected to arrive In few
days 10 arrange for the accommodation
Of the Colorado contingency when
they come In October
Reports arc very encouraging and
the mails bring IN constant requests
for entries In thB cOnlestL Concern
ing the great festival the Denver
RspubllodH oi Sunday morning sAys;
The general committee selected by
the grand chorus Of mixed voices ~
compete at the EisteddiOd In this Nor.
mon tabernacle, October 3 aud 4 next,
met In tho Chamber OF Commerce
"Wednesday evening, VI S O'Clock.
The finance Committee, consisting
u Professor DiuglUy Brown, Robert
Slack anu Lloyd Jones, reported suill
cient encouragement In the financial
way and otherwise from individuals
aud members VI the Chamber oi Com.
mercs 10 warrant speedy preparations
lor the grand concert.
The cUmuilIeo wss increased by put.
ing on Secretary Light anu NJ. &
jackson, Of the Chamber VI Com,
meTur, the latter OF whom volunteer.
Ing ~ 20 with RrOtur member OF the
committee imme lately 10 arrange tur
otucrrt ut sal Lake CITY aud iutei-
mediate pnlnu, ami 10 Cuuier with
General Secret ny John Jan. p,
salt Lake Guy, ps 10 NC
mmudalO uu the arrival Of the
onutus m the ul,y,
Too c0mmltIte decided to announce
that on MuadEy nlghtAt $ O'Clock lu
H. johns cathedral the selection 90
voices appropriate Tor the contest would
begin, Cuuluuiug Tuesday u.gAt ~
the Samu place, aud IA rehearsal VI all
tho y0Icss 10 participate IN the chorus
10 take plage nj tho cathedral on
"Wednesday night, ut 5 O'Clock.
Allsingyrs are urged 10 attend these
mestiusB early, Au assurance b. al,
ready given by Professor William A n,
UGICc, the uiEeC,UIUf The lrund l,tu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
A TOUGH YOUSGsTER.

A. Is. ToNsoS,
Cor. Sec. U. l., \.

Early this morning Mr. Charlie :
Doneison, who lives at 30 south Fouit y
East street, had an attempt NJ biacI.u
mail made up1n him. He was &C.
oOstsd Lys tough looking lad who de-
manded $40 OF him, or, n he refused,
tho youngsIer declorsd he would tell
Mrs. DonOlson that he had seen her
husband kissiDg a colOred giri on The
street. Mr.. Donelson, however, was
not to be"blVned," anj ooolly marched
the sudaoious boy to the poi e station
whore he was dOoketed ~ Faux
smith. aged 10. When oskei by the
officers way he did this, no srid, "On,
| needed $40 get me suit OF clothes,
aud thought thAt was IN easy way 10
get IT, He said he didn't think n
fellow could he arrested tot trying To
ge. $40 IN that way. Ho afterwards
said Ihut no hAd been put up to u BY a
man named Guthrs. Tue young
black alter has been In jail before for
stealing, and the police believe he "
An old hand at this kind Of game.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
At Wonderland.

Dan Kolly's Vaudeville company
having met with considerable suocss,
has concluded to stay here two nights
longer, Monday and Tuesday, August
10Th and 2Olb. when they will present
an entirely new program. New plays,
new suHgs by old iavoriies,new sets In
japanese iugglerJ by the only"kinzo,"
new songs and dances by Miss Bessie
Gray ana Dan Kelly, the comedian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19

with a loyalty aud loyo for our mountain
walled state, Hfe anxious 10 take an ac-
tive part In building up Whist ~ destined
to be tho grnndcst commonwealth OF tho
intsr.nouutain states. Standing on the
threshold " statehood we have sent out
warm invitation to the editors Of the
great West, asking them to lay down
thoir fabefs for fow days to come to
Zion for brief period u rest, recreation
and professional benefits. We have
promised them grand time, tho nnest
bathing In tho world, aud tho hoartiest
welcome Of generous and patriotic
people, soon 10 eut1r iho sovereign
union of tho United S,ates. In this
we know that wo have not erred, con.
iident that around ne will rally plenty
u people to enable US to keep our
pledges TO the visitors who will honor
us with their presence within the golden
gates Of this mountain metropolis. We
have invited thom hero whom tho valley
u hammered With fold. Of golden graiu
aud dotted with ripuuod orchards OF
fruit, above which arches our glorious
autumna sky. We will zivo them enter
tainmcnt 10 for royalty; show them tho
beauties and rcsu 'fces Of our blessed
land, aud make thom ieol that they have
found pfofcssi0nal brethren worthy Of
The name.
so, fellow citizens, prepare yourselves
for gaia time during the -Ith and 18th,
Tor IN your midst will be hundreds OF
prince. o. the pencil. II Will DO the
braiulrs!, N not tho mos. beautiful.
assembly that ever sat In this city. We
invite you 10 render such aid ~ you arc
disposed TO be.low and shall be glad,
during tho coming week, to hold open
house ut our headquarters, room 3O3
Atlas block. ErNornHllv and respects
fully yours, l.. q. ROuSoN,
President.
A. Is. ToHsoS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
Probate Court.

In ths matter OF the estate and guar.
dianship OF James, Hrosr, Eva aad
Alice wickons, minor; Friday,
August 30, 1895, at 10 O'Clock u. M, seI
for settlement " account.
In the matter oi tho estate OF william
II. Ryan, de eased; Thursday, Aug.
ust 20, 1895. thus 49, for hearing Appli'
cation Tor letters Ot administration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19

val, that the uart Eisteddioi to be held
In 1895, will be given In Dsnvef sn !
sibgefs ,uRhi to avail themselves OF
this unprecedented opportunity OF
making tbs country ~ large feallh;
that Denver still maintains lis fopu'a'
uJu Oi being n great musical oenIsf'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
Stole a Railroad Ride.

The only cases disposed OF In the
police court this morning were those
OF Charles vAck, William Monatt aud
Joe Vach, charged with stealing =
ride. They plead guilty and were sen.
fenced to two days each. Two are ma
tivts Of sunny Italy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
Board of Public Works.

The board Of public works met this
morning to consider the question OF
building the city jail. Chairman
DoTsmus was absent, however, aud
nothing was done. Another meeting
will PROBABLY DO held tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19

The Peacock Rock Spring coal wa
TOO hot Tor the coal combine to irptEr
ut, give your order 10 J, w. White,
head Jr Telephone COS, Nice IS W,
second s nth AIrsst,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS


We rgr ugnyquaItuts ANA gouoral
wrttut gents Tor Mu .yon's Ieme'
Ila.. lfurhl & Frsuheu, dIuggisls,
slututas. curLeT Main anu Third
south s.Iestg salt Lake CilY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
Uonlln', iissr1s-n Oui.

The Diamond Coal v,a 100 hot for
tive Cool Combine to irreze cut Call
up telephone 6Os anu give your order
TO }. ". Whitehead it,, IS W. second
south tFppt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19

~, t.rpn vantage ( tue Or at Sale Of
Hin trarr ana Sta d. Quantities Of
Nusllr UUdefWesr, Ht Us. than laIi
value =. AuERBNCH X BRO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19

when you purchase caal 40 nont over
look he Autl.G mOiua coal once, -
W. ssc6uI South street, tel phone byo'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19

By udsung your cal nom &. 3
Martin. YOU get II clsan ana promptly
delivered. Ufllou un.vg hcCoTnlcPl
Rank
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
lbH Oaly line running lsO
Through Fast Iralui daily I
LEADvILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFFECTIVE NOV. 20, 1891.

Train No. leaves Ogden 100 am.
Salt Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
6HS am, Colorado Springs 1851 am.
Denver 1850 SIN.
Train No, : leaves Ogden C;lS pm,
SAT- Lake 1;fl pm, arrive at Pueblo
SAL pm, Colorado Springs 6;yS pm,
Denver q;75 pm.
uonnecI ions made At Pueblo. Color M
Springs aud Denver with all llnss east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars Sni Pull
man .leepuTs ON all trains, Take tho
D, 4 r. q. and have a comfortable trip
aud enjoy she finest soeuory on tho con-
l'neng
A, +. HUGHES, 3. X. HOOPER,
tIaitc Manager, q. u. a I. A,
Denver, Colo. DenVDT, Colo
". y, kEVINS,
General Agent
e1h tALs C,sgs N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
NJ j NY ON IS
VICTORY Is COMPLETE
The Old Method Of DoctOring
Gives Way to the New.

1928 Persons IN salt Lake city do
Away with Physicians and cure
Themselves with Munyon's Little
Pellets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
Effective July 7th. 1895.
Jta,ht <ruts auG Bsudri ~ SAL Laks
tdE DaHy, 90 goNoiet5

Jfa,HS <ruts an! BsBdri ~ SAL Laks
tdt DaHU - gSlioiet5
ARRIVE
Prom sli Eastern poiuts .........,.... " sm
itUn Butte. rortAhd, San Fran.
cisco and OEdeh.. 90. ,.,,,,..,,,.. o ~ "a
From all Eastern points, FArE CITY
and uEiOn,..s..,,.............. Gee. - y m
IRON san Francisco, Cacnn VALLEY,
ogden and intermediate points IS y m
'lTom Milford, JuAb. tr3fo. SAnpCie,
and kuretaas............. ....a,..-.. 4 a. m
itToh Terminus snd To0elo...,..,...... W y IA
bIrAHr
For ogden. Cache Valley rhfk City
aud all Eastern points ........... Z % a W
Tor Ogdrn nnd tutUfmediata points tbl an
Tor OEden, intermediate points
Butte, Portland snd lioisu CITY Z 81 y ~
Tor all Eastern points Ogden, lad
san ffancisco ...s..... .. .. .. ....... Z 70 . m
'for hufetH. Prove. sknnete Valley
Nepht JuAb aud FRISCO ..... -, D ~
'fei ooele Ani 1ermiuus............ a. IN
-rIsins south Oi Jua1 tga daily except
sundsy,
Daily except sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
Browning Bros.

i55 Main street, salt Lake City
.IOt Washington Ave, Ogden
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
RIIEUMA1isM CURED.

Munyon's RhsumN sm Cure 10
guaranteed to cure TnVumztism In any
part VI the body. Acute or muscular
fh0uaatism can be cured In from one
~ i've days. II speedily cures snOot-
ing paine, soiaIioa, lumbago aud all
rheumatic pains IN the back, hipb anu
lOius. IL seldom falls 10 give relief
alter one o. two dCses, aud nlm0et la.
yArlably cures before one bOttle has
been used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14
A Hanls IanIne IIrood,

\ hen with family Of ducks is not
an uncommon sight, says an exchange.
but a hen with family Of pups is u
sight rarely witnessed Such sight.
however, can be- seen any day NJ the
farm Of John Leyda, few miles east
Of hore.
Three weeks ago Scotch collie be-.
longing TO Mr. Leyda gayo birth to u
litter Of seven pups During the day tho
dog left tho harm and her family and
went to tho house for something to eat.
In the barn near tho pups was an old
hen ON u nest full Of eggs During tho
nbsonco Of tho mother dog tho pups bc.
gan to whine Straightway the old hen
loft her nest, went TO tho pups and bo.
gan gathering them under her ample
wings as well as she was ablo and soon
cluckod them 10 sleep.
When the collie returned, she made no
objection 20 the arrangement, hut lay
down with them, and from that DAY to
this tho old hen has had charge Of tho
little animals She leads them out into
the barnyard, clucks and scratches for
them, and when danger threatens or tho
dogs are tired she gathers them under
her wings. They have now grown ia
large that she can get bat two under
her, yet the others cuddla close 20 her,
with their foropaws and their little
heads resting ON her mothorly back until
they almost smother her
OF late the natural mother Of tho pups
Iua nIwnN NI4Hst a.. ar.fHrUlNs 10. HN.. .s.F
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14

Addresses Of the Elders in the Penn
sylvania Conference:
Cornelius Richardson and John X.
Crawford, LABEL. Randolph Co, West
Virginia.
Heber Balls and William Hill, Hard
ing, Randolph Co. West Virginia.
Cyrus Neil and A J. Allen, Mount
Savage, Allegany Co., Maryland,
X. a. Pefkes and Ebenezer Tanner
Jr,, Buck Valley, Bedford Co., Penns,l-
vania
A. /. Broderick and George W.
Parish, Auril, Tucker Co., IVES,
Virginia.
William J. Holbrook and Joseph
Bindrup, Independence, Preston Co.,
West Virginia.
&c. Allen and ] Y Barlow, Buch.
annon, Upshhe Co., West Virginia.
!. X CLARK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14
Auausr CHEESE.

Useful suEgestions From Two Wen Known
Canadian Experts,
From Dairy Inspector Peter McFar.
lRne;
Choescmakers generally have had con
siderable trouble in making fine cheese
Many are anxious for good yield and
Therefore Try TO obtain II at tho expense
OF tho quality. Now, this is rather poor
policy Quality should be the lrst con
alteration and quantity second Makers
must examine every can carefully, ro-
lceting sour and bad favored milk Heat
TO 81 degrees using the rounot tost. Set
when ripe enough 30 as TO run OIL the
whey IN about three hours from Che
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14

Great pots Of molten metal 20 daily
skimming along the Eric railroad from
tho Cleveland Rolling Mills complny's
central blast furnace TO tho Nowburg
mills. The plan Is perfect success
10 takes just 10 minutes tor tho metal
after IL Is poured Into tho big ladlo ears,
to reach the mixer Ia the mills, some nya
miles away, Eight trips arc made day,
" follows AZ G;aO, $50 aud ilae0 O'Clock
I'm the morning, az $40 and lilO o'clocl,
in the Afternoon and three taius az night.
These trips aW made ut time whom tho
tracks aro practically CLEARED Thus de.
lays hro avoided, which would DO r1pou-
siye, Tor if long continued tho metal would
cool, and the purpose of the special drlly.
| cry thus be defeated, AZ tho rolling mills
tho car is raised ON hoist TO the mixer.
tho ladlo Is tipped hy machinery uud tho
liquid metal poured into tho mlAor Re.
liuyod Of thvlr load, the car, umblo back
10 the furnace at their leisure. iu tino for
the next trip,
About 800 tons OF hot motal arr thus car.
ried every day over this long ailruad route.
The Cleveland Rolling Mil company has
60 pay pretty figure fog the frHphtagc. ig
is said, but thoro Is economy la the opera.
,ie" 80 ni-s-i-"a i-,-da-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14

htucL i has been i've years since took II and
nave hld no return oithai tyoublg since"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14
Saved His Life

by q fortunate dis,
coycty in the nick NJ
time Hundreds of
persons suffering
from consumption
have had the pro
grcss Of the disease
stopped. and have
been brought back to
lie audhcalth By the
Golden Medical
Discovery OF d.
Pierce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14

Years ago DR., X. V. Pierce, now chief
consulting physician 10 the lnvoiids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute Of Buffalo. n. Y.
recognizing the fact that cousumption v,1a
essentially germ disease, and that a rem.
cay which would drive the germ. and their
puisnn' nom the blood would cure consump.
lloh' '' la't iounda medicine which 0Fcf IS
~ U1t Of all cases, iftakcn Ia the earlier
stage of the disease
The Tissues Of the lunrs being iffitated by
Tue germs aud puisous ia the blood circulat
ms through them, the gems find iodginrnt
thrie, mud the lungs begin 10 break down
soon the general health begins 10 fad. and
tue person feels languid. wcak faint drowsy
and confused.
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ing eject upon the dry cough In cases OF
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amount aud quality OF the blood. thus inyip.
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strength alirr wasting diseases. as icveis
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