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lends strength to his suggestion, 10 the
fact that no IL In full harmony with
the general declarations Of pfoph ecy,
even II ho falls to comprehend some Of
the particulars he quotes.
One thing may be considered Also.
lutcly certain. A nation entrusted
with the power Of afbitfating between
other nations must itself be iDcor.
tuptible and capable Of giving Just
decisions With impartiallty. Bot thls
10 impossible without the fcstsfa.
tl5n OF the communication with
heaven which made tho Hebrews
ancleutly celebrated above all nations
They must have inspired lawyers and
Judges, AMI rulers and teachers who
listen to nut pbey the voice Of Jehovah,
as Msses, Ezra, Isaiah. Daniel ami
others Of old. That 10 10 say, the
decision Of stbittAtop must ultimately
rest on tbs word OF the Almighty. 10
Him, and not 10 man, the nations will
bow in obsdlenos during that reign OF
peaco predicted, ana to Ephraim ne
well "a to Judah the power will be
delegated TO execute tho divine word.
Not only III jerusalem but ALEC IN Zion
viii His throne be established; Tor the
prediction IL: "And many nations
shall come aud say, come, aud let "
60 up TO tho mountain Of the Lord, and
10 the house " the G0d Of Jac,b; and
He will teach US OF His ways, aud we
will walk IN His paths: for the law
shall 70 forth of on, and the word Of
the Lord from Jerusalem. Aud liz
,hall Judge among many people, and
reoukv strong nations alar OIL; aud they
shall beat their swords Into plough.
shores, and their spssrs into pruBing
hooks: nation shall not me- up sword
against nation, neither shall they learn
war any more" micah, I. =, 81
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The direct nuu to Kausa. CITY, IT.
Louis aud Atlantic toauoafd, 10 VIZ
tue Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping aud chair
otfs, and all connections made In
Union depots In tho Gay Time. II you
nrr going East ana care Tor daylight
ride through the grAndt0t scelefy OF
the Rocky Mountains "a route, see
lhat your hckot reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair Csfs
positively FREQ to holders VI regular
train tickets.
=. v. DERRAII, G.. h. y PA,
u Morlsu Book, 81 Lose CRY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-06

Az observer Of social conditions
hnds faults on both sides OF the divlI.
T. < guilt He saJr
Tho gulf between tho educated aud tho
uneducatod IL ono ~ tho most dangerous
which has over divided society. ON one
side " tho gulf tho educated classes grow
In -ulnshucs. Thor knowledge, thoir
taste, their sonse Of beauty becomes a
SOFT Of Justification Tor keeping uloOi.
They complain, ~ Cauuot think II I mix
with he Ignorant. | am hurt by tho
ugly" Aud by keeping aloof thoir
sympathlos shriVol aud dry mp. They
tend 10 become selfish and vicious on
The o her side Of the guilt the wofkmon
tend to become brutal they feel ploa-
sure In Destroying beauty which seems
10 DO Tho p.aythiug Of yico, aud In oiiond-
ing prciudicUs which seem To De Tho
CLOAK OF -elhshnnss. They regard II ~ ~
sort Of virtue not 10 conform 10 the Gus.
toms OF dress or to she usual code "
manners In company. They would con-
denim historic monument, tOar up an
old institution regardless Of It. claim TO
affection, careless NJ IT, influence.
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FERDIsAsD OF BULGARIA assures
the pope that his sou will no, change
religion; which means that the Bul-
gsrian kiog, who evidently knew
something about tho aisassl nation 81
Slambuloil, I. anxious to have toe
popo's good will aud protective infiu.
ence during tho storm thai IL gather.
ing over his head. II Ia not uncommon
In Europe to use the name OF religion
Tor political purposes.
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Tho lies, Medicine tor piArrhos..

Mr. Cooper, Of lhis place, hal been
troubled with disTrhocA FOR three or
four weeks aud failed 10 ge, anything
thst would check II cnto'ually, uutll
he ussd ChAmbetlhin's Cole, Cholera
and Diarthoea Remedy, two dosee OF
which effected complete cure. lie
says II 10 tie hes. me iicire no ever
saw Tor surh cases. hlfo thst ne hat
given II TO several families and they
always rTsised it-R l.. ASDREA *
BRO, Sandy Flat, Gfesnviiic, Co.,
+. G.
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The LattaT-day Saints COllGEe.

Tbs Lat,er.day Saints College, Ia
this city, will open for tho work " tho
tonih academic year on Monday, Ser
temhet ., 1885. The following courses
are offered: Preparatory, three year,;
normal. four years 1.-TWO years
preparatory; COMMERCIAL, two ysar.;
literary, hVe years (thTse years
preparatory; scientific, five year,
Nhfte years preparatory special
couuss for siudents desiring 10 give
their attention 10 special lines " work.
Students who have completed the
Seventh grade Of the public school
will be admitted 10 the fret yest OF the
preparatory curse, without exnmlna.
ton; those who have completed the
eight grade arc eligible to entrance
upon tue second year. A speciality IN
male Of theological, COMMERCIAL anu
normal work, training school being
provided for the benont VI tho normal
students,
The faculty has been Increased by
tue addition M four Instructors and
tour lecturers, nil specialists In their
respective lines VI work. lultinn Ia
practically iree, al entrance foe OF $40
emitting = student 10 aycAE's work In
the Institution,
A catalogue giving full Information
may be had upon application TO The
uuuetslgued, WILLARD DUNE,
Pduclpal.
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Chrouic Diarrhosa In south AnIc,

'hf"nl' hihrFh"ea Ia hou'h Africa
Fer over Xix ytars was constant
sufferer from chronic diafrhoer. tried
a gttA many remedies yet found no
rcliei. BY chance, noticed an cd.
vorllsemens In tho w'papsr calling
attention TO Chamberlain Colo,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. /
sent !or = bottle, and bsiOro half Of II
had been taken VS. completely
curad.-E, g, kMEL, Nresdiort, Of,
ange Free State, South Africa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-06

Lat SUMMER, "" had child suncr.
Ing from bloody tllE, whom we came
lu'o possession Of small bottle Of
Chamberlain Cole Cholprn snd
bihnrHu.o Rem dy. eve some Of IL
90 lNu chiiO acCOriing 10 directions.
u unIuled Almo.t instant Tcli,i nni
oil cIua - permanent cure, can
recommend it-- GEo, JEN.
kiNs. tednt Czech, rareY Co.,, Mo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-06

Combines rob the wage Garner. The
Diamond anu Swettwater OF Rock
Springs are not In tho combine, snd
Intend g. fight the railroad o0muinss
to the bitIeg end. BY tending US your
orders you will get tho best oOsl al
lowest pTlces.
J, w. Whitehead. Jr. Tel, COS.
8s West SECOND South.
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send IN your orders Tor good coal
aud you VII not be building up a
combine. We nave the prt and coal
.o Il gut he great Utah Coal Cumblue.
DHm.nl ana Rock spriags lump iL5U,
nutsiul.
J, W. Whitehead. J,. Tel GJs.
ONCE IS West Ss.ouu South.
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This isuu mu.hroum dim, we sIe
here 70 tigAt the combine Hud give you
cheaper CnBi lnls winter, Nui W. wIiI
cut until We give coal away before We
will surrender,
j. W, Whiehead, Jr. Tel, bts.
nmca 2S Nss, Ssranh SnuLh-
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COLUMBIA
CHEMICAL co.
Send tor Book. Washington, d. O.
e. N. l. Drug Dspt, Agents forUuA
TAYLOR, RoMNEY. ARMSTRONG
COMPANY.
Excursion 60 nosion, August a. to -.
via tue taion pacine.

The Union Pacific will sell sIcur.
sion tickets 10 Boston, Mass., on above
dates at $1,000, good returning until
october 9. For particulars call nj city
ticket Office, No. 2Ul Main street.
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DId lou Aver Tn,nE

Ihat yyu cannot De well unlsss you
have pure, rio. blood? II you are
weak, irod, languid aud all run down,
lt 10 because your blO9iis impoverished
% lhoEs vitality. pbcse troubles may
90 overcome by HOODS sATsspsrlllA
because H06d's SATsapaTilla makes
lure, rich blood. IL 10, In tTutn the
grea. blood purifier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-06

A cup OF Pafks' Tea NJ night moves
the bowels In the mbrninR. For sale
by +. j. Hlll * Co., and Nclden Jud.
aon Drug 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-06

Aood's Pills care liver illg, roustl.
patton, biiiuu'uVsP, !sVadicc, 'leS head.
.une. indigo tor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-06

Tho ursEnrr rvrvry1 fHws Il pabl'ioi dauJ,
Hurday raeeptei. VI corner South and East 1snpis
ttratts. salt tato city
Iniu EIu1n At s. p. m. Bsgiisr r4iti1n Al
U'aiHHa.
1h. bgsrprr sr,u. wrrrtr sTws &, publlsses
W ruesfay and Friday % eAeh week.
Tho nfs EuFr WHsHtr IA magazine form 10 pub
u4EsA ever Saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-06

In tue Probate Court, m and Tor SAT- LAt'
County, Territory OF Utah'
In the matter OF the estate OF Lud"s
WOLF, deceased.
NOTICE - HEREBY GlNEN TIA
~ Charles 4 Pearson, ,ha executor OF W.
eHtEta OF LudNig VOL, dtreasel, ~,
rendered for settrment, and ulel =. .1i
court, his ilnAl account ~ his aGministtAunn ~,
sAid estate and petition tor unal dlaHihuuonu.
the resiune 81 sad estate among the persons
entitled thereto. and that IhurHdAy, lhe ''.1
DAY uf August, \, u , lsoi, lt lO0'ci"ch W., %,
the court room ~ saul court, In tue N1eny
Court House, salt LAKE tily ana louny, ttts
4 erritOTy, has been duly appointed " w
Judge Of said court, for the settlement nt -
account aud hearing said pCtiu0n for ltuigg'
ton, at which time aud place any person 'u'''
estrl In said estate may appear ahl s,,1t
cause, II any there ho, why sald l,'el
should not 10 settled and approved aai n-'
made ms prayed log
L. b.. STANTON,
CleTk Of the Probate Souf|
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-06
FOR
SUMMER

The bes, and most stylish furnishings
In town are to be found in our stock.
We show more taking novelties than
any other house in Salt Lake City. Our
shirt department is a triumph OF sum
meriness, presenting everything correct
and elegant for negligee, business, and
iull dress wear, Is il neckwear you de-
sire2 You can't find half as much
worth seeing anywhere else as we are
showing in this line, We lead and We
have the goods to prove it. Why be
only hall satisfied when you can be
doubly suited for less money at the
great furnishing headquarters OF Utah.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-06
MONEY TO LOAN.

AWGAINs ~ REAL E'TATE. STOCKS
ID bought and sold. MDHcY 10 loan At
reasonable rates, Taylor hf0s, No, o. Main
street
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SALTAlR TRAINS on Page 8

I'NEt.N ONE To KNOW THAT WE ANE
II buying aud selling more new aud second
hand goods than any other house IN the west
N, NVhhrr, w an ,tato street
WAVE YOUR -EsspOUts. GREASk
trans. water closets and yards cleaned
by tho udprloss SANITARY tOmpanN All WORE
thoroughly duinfcctet.
or CO - MAIN rIllEEE TELEPHONE
No. Ait
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-06

TAs Sava 10 on sais ~ he principal u1iei. New
'thnes and on all passenger uains leaving ne ciiy
thsf D. Ia daiiy.
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VNnE READERS or rnE NEws NOT
Il TO FORGET that there 10 strictly tlrst ciiss
employment agcncy now M SAT- o Nt taEe
cay All kinds Of holp supplied, aud al ltuds
ut situations furnished, tNcfythiug done
strict On tAc square.
lutty a uerkelfuth, employment agents
IS Esss tbitd south street. Eci 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-06

Parks les clears tho skin. For sale
by +. J. hill * Co., ana Nelden Jud.
son Drug Go. 1
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CITY slt,cribsfs OIL kindly notify , 7. Dunbar
leitcniat1rl n Az irreguAriy 10 the delivery u
Aair lapsfa
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uiscrihsu ch,nrlus their place Of rsni9ue-
mould always ave former a. veil - pftssai ad'
Gcss.
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WANTED.

TIGursr CASH pWCEs PAID FOR
gents' cast OF clothes send postal
aud will call. slBs,r a Cornish, ~ East soe'
Und south.
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All sommuniestiaB' should b addressed to
DusrtSt Ssvs PusLiamHa o.
Tsisphons 50
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Graetenberg Company,
III Chambers St., N. Y
LEGAL NOTICE,


In tue Probate Court, m and Tor SAT- LAt'
County, IerrltorY Of Utah
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-02

human action might dispose many peo-
pie to think that members OF these three
grand juries had been touched, to use
an expressive term Of the day, and to this
touching" is to be credited the shifting
already recorded. For we would not so
record our views because there is no WY
OF proving such All assertion. Rather, let
us merely express the opinion that
WHITE, MEEHAN, MCKEE, EDDY, DEx-
TER and JOHNSON are simple minded
folk who ought never 10 have been en-
trusted with the grave and serious duties
OF grand jury work, and ought never
again to be trusted with any duty of any
kind that calls for more mental stability
than is necessary for a calico kitten to
enable it to chase It's own tail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-02
Some Personal Peculiarities.
New York Herald.

The late Senator Reagan OF Texas used 10
do his thinking with short string on his
fingers and this string bo wound up and
twisted and united and tied again. iaechani
cally, a. he followed the debate. senator Vest
always chews a Quill toothpick. Carlisle used
20 tear paper into bits and drop the pieces
one by one on the floor. The latter Is n to-
bacco chewer and sputters when he talks
making IL uncomfortable for the inter.
viewer.
Max Freeman, the expert stage manager
pulls you by the coat lapel and then pushes
you away with his thumb In the most embar.
RAISING manner He will suddenly pull won
and then, as IN he feared you are likely 10
tread on him. push you away from him quite
as Unexpectedly.
Jim Thompson, who aspires 20 be tho best
dressed man IN town, and comes prettv close
10 ~, has been trying 20 raise a musta~he
but his habit Of lingering Que side OF Al wears
that section out and then the whole tnust ha
shaved of and he has 20 begin over again
A gentleman comes down through Herald
square every day who may be seen glancing
at bis left shoulder and feckinp al Al with his
right hand. There isn't anything thcre-not
even the nap ~ his coat. which ne has ,bus
worn away. Yet ne will keep pecking AT IA
about twice minute. Another man OF my
acquaintance IL always glsncinu from on,,
shoulder 20 the other a. II o. see N they arc
yet really there. A popular Pittsburger or
the square sounds your lungs with his fore.
finger while he talks- 20 you-tapping avav
like a woodpecker on a hollow limb. Another
from the same burg-a good storvteller-
always emphat atizes his stories with liberal
punches In your ribs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-02
JERSEz66(1n =
~ SAA

Progressive Age.

Elias Howe almost boggared himself before
he discovered where the eye OF n sewing
machine needle should be located. His original
idea was TO follow the model of the eve at the
heel. IL never occurred to him that 10 should
be placed near the point and he might have
failed altogether IL he had not dreamed he
was building sewing machine for a savage
king IN strange country. Just as in his
actual waking experience he. was rather per-
picked about the needles eve. He thought
the king gave him twenty four hours 10 COM
plete a machine and make il sew. Ii not
finished In that time death was 90 be tho
punishment. Howe worked and worked and
puzzled and puzzled and finally gave ii up
Then he thought he was taken out 10 be exc
cuted. He noticed that the warriors carried
spears that were pierced near the head In
stantly came the solution of tho difficulty,
and while the inventor was begging for time
he awhke. Ii was four o'clock Ia the morn
ing. He jumped out of bed. ran TO his work
shop, and by o'clock a needle with an eye at
the point had been rudely modelled. after
that IL was easy. This Is the true story of an
important incident in the invention of the
new sewing machine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-02

Ferdinand must have had hard fight
before convincing them Of the necessity OF
making an Orthodox Greek out OF young
Prince Boris now two years old, and this
Is why absolute confidence better not be
placed in the correctness Of the informa-
ton. II ii proves to be true, the principal
grievance of Russia against the bulgarian
sovereign will have disappeared.
1t is likely that the Russian government
would not require Ferdinand himself to
abjure his faith and become orthodox.
The baptism of his presumptive heir would
be consl Mred sufficient token of his will
ingness to follow in the tread of Mus
covite ideas and policy. The two other ar
ticles of the Zankoff program would be
easily executed.
At any rate, the recognition OF Ferdi-
nand by Russia, through the sending to
Sofia of a Muscovtc official representative,
would be initiated by France and the
other powers, and he would be hereafter
the de jure and formal sovereign Of Bull
garia. since the Berlin treaty Of 1878 pro-
vidcd that no prince could be legal ruler
of that country unless he is accepted by
the signatory power
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-02
The New City.
PawtuIet Valley Gleaner.

Now that the fairs are over and have been
exhaustively discussed and criticised, the
minds OF many OF our progressive residents
are again turning toward the new city.
In spite OF the gibes and ieers OF n few anti
deluvians who 20 on the principle that "What
was good enough for my father IL good enoug n
for me, y the idea Of consolidating the valley
villages in one municipality IL steadily grow
ing In favor, and it is 90 ho hoped that the
day IN not far distant when the scheme will
be consuinmated.
With n population OF nearly twenty thousand
and constantly increasing, we are still plod.
ding along in the old ruts, laboring under the
Disadvantages OF form ot government
which, although fully satisfactory and efficient
fifty yonfs ago. ~ wholly inadequate 20 our
needs today. We have street lights in some
places. street cars and police such AZ they
are. but neither Of tho three are efficient or
satisfactory 10 the Taxpayers.
Our schools arc above the average but
under municipal form of government they
could bc greatly improved without additional
expense. Our streets arc "A disgrace 10 a
civilized community. and ~ Is both danger.
ous aud disagrceabie TO travel over them
after dark. For all these Disadvantage we
are paying heavy tar. and the more we pay
the less we get.
Why cannot we have the valley villages
unitrd in one municipality and derive the
benefits for which We pay
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-02
ROYAL FAITH.
How Prince Ferdinand Proposes to
Baptize His Son.
RELIGIOUS SENTIMENT OVERCOME
For the Sake of Becoming Sow
ereign of Bulgaria.

LONDON. Oct. p.-The infant Prince
Boris, son OF Prince Ferdinand OF Bul-
garia, will be baptized in the Russian Or
thodox faith on Oct 80 next.
The celebration of that baptism might
insure Prince Ferdinand his reconciliation
with Russia, and consequently his recog-
milton by the powers as the Legitimate
sovereign OF Bulgaria, Of which he has
been only the dc facto ruler, Ii might
show also that political ambition had got
the better of his religious sentiments, for
he Is a strong Roman Catholic, like his
mother, Princess Clementine OF the Or
leanist house, and his wife, the Duchess OF
Parma
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-02

1T i-Snow beginning to come out that the
PEARy expedition, like so many tours to
the Arctic, was productive of personal
grievances II of nothing else. II is a severe
tax on human nature to lock up q hand :.
ful OF men In Arctic Businesses with no
resources OF work or diversion beyond
themselves. 1t is es-going axiom that
you never really know a man until you
have been shipmates with him, and the
much more severe test OF long, dreary
months in Arctic solitudes will bring out
oil the devil in man to express itself in
such ways as circumstances permit,
from petty irritableness to cannibaIisn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-02

WE are In the habit OF having fun at
the expense OF our anise seed bag fox
hunters, but the following announcement
illustrates how your real sporty Britisher
goes a-gunning: "Her Majesty's buck
hounds are expected to commence forest
hunting early in October. The red deer
intended for sport with the royal hunt
will be captured In Windsor Park about
the end Of the present month"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-02
Electricity to Displace Steam.
New York Herald

Within the next year the Illinois Central
and the Chicago and Northern Pacific rail
roads. both OF which are now operated by
steam, will be run by electricity. It Is pos
sible that-he latter road will use electricity
on ITS entire system, while the Illinois Central
will begin with its suburban service only.
Already the official call for special meeting
OF the Illinois Central stockholdes 10 ratity
this decision has gone forth. That meeting
will be held in this city on November 20. At
that time the stockholders Will be asked TO in
crease the capital stock of the company from
$4,000, 900 to $50, coo. co., one-half Of this in
crease TO be spent In and around Chicago, the
other half to be used in the extension of the
southern system. The latter portion of this
statement Is not official. but IL comes from
such excellent authority that there is no rea-
son whatever for doubling it's reliability.
Bids have already been secured from
builders OF electrical appliances for the com
pleto equipment OF the system. IL is esti
mated that the entire cost will be from 49,
100000 10 S4000,000. This will include the
substitution Of electricity for steam as the
motive power in the company's car shops at
Burnside.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-02
Keep Your Weather Eve Omen.

Fraud loves shining mark. Occasionally \
spurious limitations spring up OF Hostatforf
stomach bittcrs, the great American family
remedy for chiils aud fcver. dyaDrpsts. cor,
stipation. biliousness nervousness neuralgia.
rheumatism and kidney disorder. Tbess
limitations are usually hery local bittors full
of high wines. Look out for the firm sigma
ture on the genuine label and yignettc of 81.
George and the Dragon.