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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

The Dimitics at I2isc. a yard are the
scld at 2Jc.
IKE 4 YARD WILL ALSO BUY
Organdie Beauvaic sheer and delicate.
NaroleOn Crepe. the correct style. $780,.
Drop de Niopne, called Crinkled Crepoh.
Extra-Wide Cambria Muslihs' l'I
Navy-Dluc. Plain and Striped Cotton
Pink, Lisht-BIue, Tan and Reseda Solid
sHper-Chic 0uaiiiv Solid color Crepons.
i5c. A YARD WILL BUY:
Lacc-Strpe Null. a new dress fabric.
JacOnet plissc, also new and tasty
l-3c. 4 YARD WILL Boy.
N-!nch irish Lawns, good styles.
Swiss Batlste. always popular
Empress Jac0net. really worth l-'gc.
Wide Fine Percales, at Sc, Tor su u
Sc. a YARD WILL BUY:
Good lndgo-Bluo Dress Prints, new pdl-
Good Patterns Mcrrimac Shifting Prints.
SILKS SILKS. SILKS.
Satin Plisse, new shades at ST. worth
Black-Figurcd India silk at tsc., worth
Black Figured Taneta silk at e5 and 75e.,
"H Black Brocade Satin at zoe. and 81 a
f islacs Moire SILK at 30, 70. soc. 81. and
Black China SILK at %, 40, 80. 60. So and
Toe. a yard. ..,, 4
' Best Styles and Qualities Wash silk at
Corded Wash silks. p,fttiest styles az
Fancy crinklcd crepcn snbs at 37l-c.:
regular price. Soc
Greatest assortment and variety OF
as 70 n
the city. Prices range at 80, 5'-' 49, o.
TO- 90 's' BACK CREPONs.
TO close out the volume or our me STOCK
We have reduced prices IN Black Drepo"7
Inc $50 Crepons raduced to 81 yat
Tho So CrepOns reduced 10 sl.9e NaiJ-
The $50 CrepOns reduced 10 81 a ldl"'
Also, good qualities at 90 ana co., "
Special mducoment this week i'm Col,
red aud BLACK Dress Goods. can in ana
see "r"' CNG5RsETTs. CoRsETs.
A pocd-shaDed Corset makes dre@S tt
wen All the popular makes Of N9rsets IN
stock. "HtR MAJESTY =. IMAM Wnl.i'
tlcre are no better httins ana wearing
ny X B.-We have just added w. -,
G-hook. EXtra-Long COrsets 10 our SO, H.
one of the best ever shown az ST. J.. ~
Warmers G.. h.. Il. & g.; THOMPSON +, s
also. Misses Corsets.
See our soc. White and Black 'oisets'
best ever shown at that prlcc-
LADIES SHIRT WAISTS.
Gingham and Pcrcdle Waists az 20. go
I,auniered Shirt Waists az 80. ID. ~. ".
CSC SIS. Si.S and Sl.6S, In the latest
STYLES and Drettiest colors. .
Ladies SILK Shirt Waists. with latest
style sleeves. 10
Colored silk Waists. from N5.lo 10 STOW
TOWELS TOWELS.
New stock and new prices. C7eat par
gains for ALL Extra SIZE and extra quail
~ Rleached Damask COlOred- Border
Knotted-Fringe Towel at Dc each. %.
rho best Ali-Lineu Huckaback rover
I'm the city for 25c.. size, - inches W.de'
i3 inches Iona. ,,t..,.-i.
Bemstitched Colored-Border Hur!I9bac x
Towels, size. 56NlS. az -oc.' shouid pilNs
Huckaback Towels. all-linen, at o. s. 10
"' turkish Bath Towels. Zoe. and up
FAN SCREENS.
Neyv assortment Fan Screens ~ TO- ID
20 AMI &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

this open-air meeting. and Will be the
principal speaker OF the occasion. as his
name is down for a lengthy address. ON
the platform there will be chorus or
9.OD0 voices. made 10 from Endcav0rcrs
OF Boston and vicinity, which Will be
the combination OF the three choruseS
tliat Will lead the singing in the regular
meetings al the tents ana In Mechanics
building. In addition 70 this chorus
there viii be an unusually large orches-
tpp. 10 do all Il can 20 make Christian
Endeavor hymns. America and other
patriotic airs ring out over Bostons
sacred breathing place. DIR. Donald Nc
Lauren. the original municipal rcformer
OF Detroit. who has been stirring up such
a sensation among the corrupt politicians
OF that city, will be one OF the principal
speakers at this big open-air meeting
on the common. Rev. Or, Smith, author
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6oO00 people in New York during that
convention who had used the Christian
Endeavor special rate tickets of hair
fare or less.
4 80 hymn" mas been written for the
convention by Charles +. Allen. president
of the Massachusetts Christian Endeayor
Union and the United Society are now
getting the hymn printed in pamphlet
form for convenient use.
The United Society has decided to have
two special tents built for the convention
by a Boston firm. The tents will accom-
m0date 10000 people each, and Will be
similar TO those used at Cleveland.
The cuts herewith are used by the
courtesy OF the Washington Star.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
TIE GREAT GATHERING AT BOSTON
NEXT july
The Larrolt Meeting the society Has Ever
HeId-The DE ogstss tiity Thou
sand stroog-rhe PROG rsinpe.

VIII YOU 90 TO Boston, IS the ques-
t,on that Christian En0cavorcrs In Rich-
,nond arc beginning to AK each other
ALREADY when they meet. And the VIZ
pinia dele CATION to the Grand annual con-
~ention will bc the largest that ever went
out OF the State.
How large can Christian EndtaN'r
convention become before II gets unilah-
accablsy Is a question that has cansen
no little anxiety to the Executive Board
OF the United society for several years
and II h one that is yet unanswered.
The conventions have been greater AT
Zach recurrence. and every one is nncf.
and better and more far-rcachiug IN us
results than the one gone before.
La New York three years ago Z',W' d'ic-
catos. Toronto. 1898. 5000 delegates
cleveland. 1875. 1000 delegates. and Bos-
ton 1876 viii have a0oo oeicgatcs. tho
larscst number ever assembled IN ono
body Inn inc world. Then again the city
of Washington is already making nrclimi-
nary arrangements for a yet larger CON
Ncution in 1896.
TN PROGRAMME.
Tho local committee AT Boston have
completed tho details Of their work for
entertaining this most Of guests next
July.
The addresses OF welcome will be by
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LIBRARY COUPON.

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NINTH AND MAIN.
SCOTS
HIGH GLASS FURNITVRH

Just now we are displaying d pc
unique Furniture-the kind that
appeals to the eye and gladdens the
heart with ils superior wood and
workmanship.
In BRIDAL GIFTS we're show
ing Gold Chairs, Aluminium Chairs,
Fancy Rocking Chairs. If assert
ment will aid you, certainly we
should be a great help 10 you, for
assortment you'll always ind here,
and then there's the price always in
plain figures. It's a one-price
style-no haggling over prices-that
obviates the necessity Of acting a
Shylock In order to buy goods al
reasonable figures. DO you deal
with straightforward Furniture
dealers :
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TVSP WHAT YOU Want.
Observation-Disclosures xessr . -''.'.s ~


Walnut Chamber Suits, ten pieces,
former price sos. now Sfs.
Oak Chamber Suits reduced proper
tionately. Our SOB Ten.Piece Oak suit
cannot be equaled,
Parlor suits in Brocatelle and Rug,
former price $50. now s4j. Cheaper
and better suits also reduced.
Mating, Carpets and Rugs at special
prices.
Baby Carriages from S. up.
Solid Oak Refrigarators, with large
porcelain tank, from Slt mp.
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OF America" will write q special hymn
for the occasion. and n possible Will pc
prosent 10 read either this special hymn
or America" There will be many more
sneakers. bat IL " TOO early to get
complato list or them.
on Monday morning addresses VIII he
made By Ges Rev. Drs. W. G. bltunE' VI
y clifford j. H. Barrows and others.
feature will be the session In rent
Wilis;on. on scholarship OF the World
for Christ" a subdivision OF the nam
tonic In the other meeting places. me
World for Christ" This meeting VIII nc
nrcslded over by President W. II. Harper.
OF the Chicago University, and there
will be addresses by the presidents Oh
leading colleges. on Monday afternoon
will occur tsr pilgrimages, something
never before attempted Al an interhauon-
al convention They will be made TO
bunker Hin. 10 Washington Elm, TO Fan
cun Hall. 10 the site Of the Boston Yea
partv. 10 the Oh South Church m 10
the Old North Church. whore appropriate
addresses will be made
ON Monday evening viii take place the
cougocraiion meetings. the closing ses-
slons OF the convention. Or. clarke VIII
preside AT the hail. John WanamaksI III
Tent Wiiiston. and the Rev j. !. Becfey
I'm Tent Endeayor. The convention Set
mons will be preached by the Rev r.
Greene. OF Washington. Dr. Russcl ~
Conwell. Of Philadelphia, ana me i''''
John Pitts. -. d.. Toronto. respectively
Some changes may be made In TINS pro-
grammc. but the latter comprises inc
arrangements thus far made.
MISS GOULD'S CARP.
wien telling Globe reporter ABOUT lle
,rrangements. pr Clark founder OF the
Christian EndcavOr movement, tcok from
his desk a richly autographed cai.' aho
said: you will be especially intsies'el
TO know that Miss Helen NJ. Goui"' OF
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Serofula. salt rheum and all diseases
OF the blood. dyspepsia, headache, kidney
and liver complaints and catarrh are
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

Hoods Pills cure jaundice. biliousness.
sick headache. constipation and all liver
llA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

Tho following Is taken from the Med
cal Record Before giving IT, ought,
rorhaps. 10 state that pancrcdtizcd milk
l. milk subjected partially 20 the action
~ nancreatin. one Of the ferments OF the
body. taking part IN the process OF d.
4 pint of milk is gently warmed; Into
II is dropped, very slowly ana win con-
etant Stirring about twenty drops or the
dilute hvdrochlorc acid OF he lnited
states PharmacOp"' L. me M, n Snythu ~
stirred until IL cools. In this way a
very line. hOcculeut cufd Is pro1ucet'
floating In the whey, which II tdsiit a.
~essihlc TO the dis .stive juices, WINE me
whole fluid has lost sony~ naI ~ u. me II
DAT and clOying taste when max
t~acccpfable 10 so many. II VIII %
roficcc that milk prepdr - III ltlS W.
riffers from various Nv heys' IN the hlSu-
~ important particular that the ~" p
retained and used. while II aHois 'H0
bitterness of p8rcreauzeG MIX, =, -,
Won know that in fevers, IN lact IN u.
most all sicknesses. milk Il out 49,
mainstay. You know also that III ios,I
continued diseass. the very idea 81 ,i''e
is nauseating II therefore becomes
great iesideratum 70 present II IN 5ueh
a way that the patient VIII Itl.el u
rhere are times when We cannot hlt'
,utterm.lk, which 10 most - more AZ
ceptible than sweet milk. When tne7s
81 di;ions arise. give the milk prepared
in this manner. or the kOumiss mot kOuI-
miss, as spelled in the last paper, when
was described last Sunday:
The acid necessary mas be pur'nascl
at any drugstore for I'VE or ten cents
SANIrAS.
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THE WHIR OF +
r THE WHEEL.

a common sight on our streets these
days arc boys riding bicycles too big for
them, and girls riding bicycles TOO small
for them. The boys will have TO do the
Dest they can, but the girls would Sc
cure more grace and much comfort by
having her saddle and handle bars raised
TO a proper height. Indeed 1t is a duty
to herself and her friends to get the
grasshopper kinks out OF her knees anu
her head higher than the ruis Of her
sleeves
By forming clubs large number Of new
riders have secured their wheels at con-
siderable discount. Two OF these clubs
have numbered over nifty each. The last
was formed last week with fifty-three
members. The dealers all have large OF
ders ahead and they find II impossible 10
keep up with the demand for wheels.
When the management OF the bicycle
park wake up 20 their opportunities they
viii place a cycle track around the inside
of the ball Enclosure. 4 cycle race and
a ball game tor one admission would an
swer the demand for the double craze OF
the day and pack the grounds every day.
PLEA FOR BICYCLES.
The wheeling interests Of Richmond are
larger than any other sport or recreation
and a larger number Of her citizens ira
verse the pleasure drives on wheels than
in vehicles. The time has come when
they must be considered i'm the improve
ments az they take place. Hereafter
streets suitable for bicycles should be as
much Of consideration as streets suit
able for walking or riding or driving
At present Grace and Franklin streets
are the two main arteries for the wheel
men TO reach the wide area Of roads in
the West End. and hun lreds pass through
/ them between the hours Of four ana seven
! O'Clock every afternoon, yet these are the
hours IN which these streets are dclugei
with water by the sprinklers. making
! them impossible for bicycles and destfuc-
| tive to the cleanliness of pleasure vehicles
why cannot some other hours be select
cd for this work? Midday or after dark
would be more suitable and allow the full
use of these streets at time when the
people need them.
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Samuel b. Capcn. chairman n the COM
mttee OF -. and Nice-D chairman George
W. Coleman; FOR she city pastors. the
rev. a. ~. Plum. the Rev. \. 5. Gam
bart. ID. d.. ana the Rev. VI. -. Knee
land. ID. -. Governor Grecnhalgc WIN
address the delegates for tho state. ana
Mayor Curtis iorthe city. Dr. ClarS, OF
Chicago. viii open the convention 81
Mechanics Hall. The tents viii proba5ly
be designated 49, Tent Nilllston. and Tent
lsndeavor Secretary Baer's annual re-
port win bo read on Thursday morning.
ON Thursday afternoon will occur tho dc-
nominational rallies. and IN the evening
Washington, '96. viii be presented in
the three meetirg-places by Chairman
Smith. OF the committee OF 90; the Rev.
Teunis s Hamlin. -. d., and ". II.
Pencil For Thursday evening there
have been secured two famous men
Dwight l.. Moody. the evangelist, and
Rev. n. De WIT Tahmage. ID. ID.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvon DISCUSSION.
Friday morning the cardinal principles
of Christian Endcavor will be discussed
by thcsflev W.fknight Chaplin, of Lon
don, for England sac Rev r. l.. Powell.
-. H.. for America: W. j. l.. Gloss for
Australia; the Rev. John Pollock. for
Scotland. and Rev T. H. Lamont for
Ireland An open parliament on the
Backbone of ihe SOciety-thc Pledge -
will take place on Friday morning; also
the presentation Of banners. On Fri
day afternoon VIII DE neId the commit
tee conferences Friday evening the
Rev. 4. &. Dixon viii give and address
on "Donominational Loyalty and Inter
oenominatiopal Fellowship Addresses
Will also be given i'm Mechanics Hall and
the two tents ON Christian Endcavor fell
lowship IN England. Scotland. Ireland.
Australia, Turkey, India. China. Japan,
Cana IA and the United states by speak
ers from these countries.
Saturday. July 18th. has been set apart
by the committee as "Paulotic-Day,' to
be- devoted entirely to patriotic speaking.
patriotic singing. and good citizenship
meetings. by all the delegates to the big
convention. There will be three good
citizenship" meetings Saturday morning.
two in the tents. and one Ia Mechanics
building But the greatest effort of
these youthful patriots on "Patriotie-
Day" viii begin al noon of that day. ard
occupy the whole afternoon. Just be-
fore noon the delegates, numbering about
5000 will form In line on Huntington
avenue. nolr Atcc hanics' building. As neal
noon as possible. the long line will begin
TO move toward the common, with hass
and banners flying.
THF GRTlr OPFN-,R NETTING.
The large parade ground or the com
mon. says the Boston Globe. has been
given over TO the use of the Endcayorers
for tie entire afternoon. or for the day.
practically as a large platform Will have
10 be erected for the speakers ana sing
ers and musicians VINO viii take part
I'm the tremendous open-air meeting,
which viii he begun as soon as an OF
the 5000 delegates have marched TO the
parade ground.
Governor Grcenhalge viii preside at
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1.ooK ro YorE cHAINs.

In these DAYS. when so many riders own
hrakclees machines fitted win narrow
gauge chains and ride them on the road.
"A little advice on chain adjustment is
the racers alone who ride racing mounts.
the craze for lightnesS having tempted
many noyices to purchase them. To ride
with a tight chain Is 70 suffer to:tures,
hnt while case of propulsion demands
that the chain shall run freely. ~ IS as
iOes not err on the side OF sldckncsS.
The bearing surface of these racing
chains is 50 narrow. that a jolt over
stone or across a hollow i'm the road, may
throw IL off the cOgs. in winch case
flere may be disagreeablc smash up.
The accident generally happens during
the descent of e. hill. and have noticed
that. a. often as not. " occurs on NH
which. If not as crooked as a cork screw.
has "A bend in the road. IL may be that
the rider will not reach the bend ~
reason of the chain tanning. in which
son OF a strain. may bc very great. But
should the wheels run free. then comes
The dancer OF a collision. II viii be
found to paw 10 always carefully examine
your chain before starting on ride, lust
a, YOU would examine your tires. Per-
hans the best advice Of all Is that you
should not ride without brake al all;
but If you persist-well, then. be careful
of your chain.
Slipping the pedal is also an ugly ac-
cident. as II generally takes place az
high speed Ind may result IN an ugly
smash. There are various causes, the
first and foremost being the lack OF prop
er ankle action. Too long cranks are also
apt to give insecure hold when travelling
at speed. Wrong position OF the saddle
Is another cause: If Il Is placed too far
forward or tilted toe much downward
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the weight of the body II flung on ne
handles OF the pedals. and instead OF me
Eight. persuasive movement, OF tne IoVs
that drives the pedal around swiftly ana
safely. the motion becomes jerky and ir-
regular. and the foot flies on just when
II Is most desirable that IL should stay
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NELLIE'S MISTAKE.


Christopher Walton yyns =. 'c,toh. +" npe
Nellie Grecn had caught him. Tn ,ro was
no doubt whatever, In her mind, thnt sbe
had him aud his millions NJ fast ns ever
fish wns hooked hy an angler
SO, hoing safe, since no other ,rl I'm Lor
circle was SO PRETTY, sinco her wardrobe
was perfect and her lover entirely subiu
gated, Miss Nellie had timo TO note the sof,
expression that came into Ruth Hazard
eyes when Oliver Lynn's name was mon.
tioncd.
Now, Oliver Lynn was a pooryounr
man, with no great personal attraction.
ono by no mca,is a "catch'' In any sense Of
tho word, aud MIS-, Nellie lad no idea of
passing her lilo, or even part OF il, In
cconomlzlng small salary.
However, she could not resist tho tenn.
tation Of rohblng Ruth Hazard Of her ono
bcau-the ouly ono plain, pale little Ruth
had ever had.
Oliver Lynn was Just tho man to Admire
beautiful face and hers contristod to
such advantage with Ruth's. Ruth more
over, had no pretty clothes aud was only
her poor cousin.
Aud II Mr., Walton grew angry sho
could tell him how she had refused MIR.
Lynn, because sho liked some one else
better, and win him back In an instant
And Oliver Lynn, though he know Ruth
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News and Notes.

IL Is estimated by the department Of
agriculture that the 1898 corn crop will
be one of the most valuable ever pro
duccd, $500, 900. 600 bushels.
1t is the fashion now to spray white.
wash paint ON interiors Of lighthouses and
outbuildings
The drought has been particularly
severe IN Illinois, Wisconsin. Indiana,
Michigan, Ohio, Kansas, eastern Mis-.
soui and eastern Iowa In these states
and sections wheat and oats RE lie short
crops and hay is ,ery light
There seems little room for doubt that
large quantities Of American ..orse meat
are being consumed IN this coantry aud
abroad.
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CasSia County, Idaht
Davis stake

PRESIDENT John W Hess, Pennington,
Counselors. J ii Grant, We, Bountiful,
Jos, smnh CLARK, Farming, on.
Dnpis COUNTY, Utah.
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III. Asenrn, with the nsn,l.,

brown has tho reputation Of being one
OF tho most miscrly Of mon, but ho plumcs
himself ON bis memorable sense Of Justice
For u ycals be ow n dentist s2e for M.
Ing front tooth with gold, refusing 20
pay it because he said the bill was oxorbi.
tant. Tho other day the filling came out.
He took the gold TO a iewelry store and
had u valued. Then lac wrote 20 the den.
tist and inclosed . check for his account.
based ON tho following computation; "Ao.
tunl value OF tho gold, $3.50, amount Of
labor (Which deem libcrnl), g.; for use
OF the tooth 10 years, as; total, ti3.50.
rututn gold on account and inolose check
for tho balance $40. "-Washlngton Post.
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ETVNIlY 7HVTIVWtW' II also promoter lhr
secretion Of an abundance Of nouIishment
for the child
- Mrs DORA A. outnRIE, Of oali,y, Ot,,oa Co
IfHH,, writes WHEN began taking Dr
stand on my feet without suffering almost drsth
Now do all my huusewotk, washing. coolins
SEWING aud everything Tor my family on eiFhi'
am siouler now Than have been Ia siE wears
Your favotiie Prescription is The hest ~ al.
before eonhneinent, o. at least II proved 40 with
hs.eI ssnsTs III; so lii,ls with any Of my
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President, @ q Larsen. CastlsDale,
Counselors: Orange Seeley, Castle Dale,
VIM Howard Hun ington.
Emery County, Utah.
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WasateA County, UinA.
Wayne stake.

summit County, Utah.
woodland Ikamasl......,,.,..E ph. Laiabort
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~ Iohns s.shs.
rcsdenti David X Udall, springer. Ills
counselors; T. n Freems w v II Glib
bons, st johns.
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ohthuaauI Afsrieo.


Sonora, McrisO.
odSacn near "Avispe) r SEQ {, bishop
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=. y. Means PrssiiiHg Eidsr
WheIed Ward has no posi- Office er b orH, 9
nearest post Office 20 Il, aud ne one al irAich he
residents ooid'n ihs'r mad Is girsa IN parssih,sis,
49, WheH any ch inges occur IN me JOrego.
ng hsf, TIE stake prssld.Hg 0gcs . ,cli c0Hyer q
gC0r " reporting the SUSIE % ne DEskaEr
sIws oEes, ~ tAs lat naE bs corrected
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Umia Cour,y. Wyoming.
~. .eorx. STAKE.

Presidents Daniel d McATth -, 81 George
Couuselurs: An hony w lvi-s Lsastus
Il Snow, NJ George.
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star ya..ey Sake.

PRESIDENT George O-mond, Alton.
Coun co.'s. VIM w Burtos, Arson V
Call, Alton.
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MOTHERS

and those soon TO
become mothers,
should know that
Dr. pierce's l'avofite
Prescription Tobs
childbirth OF its tor
lures, tcTTors and
dangers to both
mother and child, by
aiding nature ia pre-.
pairing the system
for parturition.
Thereby Labor"
and the period Of
confinement are
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02
49, ..uis stake.


President; Canute Peterson, El.-,Aim.
COulsolorH HENRY Bcal. Ephralm; John
u Malb0n Manti.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02

President: T. u Woolloy, Kanab.
Iouhsclorsi Thomas Chamberlain, Order.
'illei Daniel Seegmiller, Ranch r. o.
Name COrniy, Utah.