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closer social contact and the farmers
should pay more attention to filling
their homes with the comforts and fea-
lures OF city homes in order to keep
the boys and girls on the old home
stead"
These recommendations are certainly
good ones. but IL is not so easy to put
them into effect. Trusts and food
gambling" are rightly put first. but
they are strongly intrenched institu-
tions and to restrain them within any
limits. much more to wipe them out Of
existence. is one of the most difficult
undertakings confronting modern So
ciety. And then to sum It all up. un-
der the most favoring circumstances a
farmers life is exceedingly hard and
Iaborious-the returns are not at all
commensurate with the labor expended
and the chances run of drought. wet
weather and other unforeseen calami-
ties.
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Cape May. N. J.. bound south. few days
ago Before they had gone far south
Captain Lewis Smith shot and killed one.
snow-white I'm color. which measured sew
en- feet from tip to tip of its wings.
6 Jews living in the interior Of Russia,
who have been members of first-class
guild for five years. will be permitted. by
a recent decree, to retain permanent
domiciie for themselves and their child
rem in the places where they now live.
A dramatization of Tolstoi's The Pow
er Of Darkness" was given lately for the
first time at the Alexandria theater in
St Petersburg. when the counts wife
and daughter were present The play IL
said to have been very successful. though
the critics are lukewarm over It.
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the Spaniards now have. They may
buy American vessels and American
munitions OF war. They would have 10
watch out for the Spanish navy. but
they would cease to be answerable to
us. and we would cease to be answer
able to Spain. The Houston Post
thinks that ''it is more than probable
that these embarrassments and COM
mercial determinations are at the bot
tom OF a great deal of the sentiment
in the United States in favor. Of the
recognition of Cuba" However that
may be. the Cubans are surely entitled
to recognition on their merits.
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McClure's Magazine for December.


OF several new stories of Lincoln told
in the second installment of the new
Life of Lincoln" in McClure's Magazine
for December, one OF the most interesting
Is that, when Lincoln removed with his
family from Indiana to Illinois, he made
thrifty use of the opportunities Of the
Journey to peddle out. at a good profit.
a stock Of small wares which he had
bought for the purpose. The whole In
stallment Ii rich in picturesque details,
and in Lincoln as he undertook life on
his own account, first as a iatboatman,
and then as grocery clerk at New
Salem, exhibits a young genius and hero,
doing wonderful feats of strength, risk
ing his life to save comrades from drown
ing. and magically winning his way in a
new community by his rare integrity.
his superior Intelligence. and his gift of
entertaining speech. Along with the pa
per are twenty-five pictures, including a
fac-simile of Lincoln's first vote, portraits
of him in 1856. 1857. 1858 and 1860. portraits
of his early associates, and pictures of
all the important scenes of this period of
his life
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. in the same
number, describes, with fond and humor
Gus touches, her girlhood in one of the
most attractive Of New England univer-
sity towns. relating how she secretly be-
gan her literary career at the tender age
OF l3 ana giving charming "reminiscences
of her father, Prof Austin Phelps, and
her mother (also Elizabeth Stuart Phelps)
the most popular writer for children of
her day. Some portraits, hitherto unpub-
lished, and other pictures add to the in
terest and value of the article. Another
notable piece of literary autobiography is,
the story derived from conversations with
Mr.. Hall Caine of the peculiar trials and
labors which he, the son of a humble
Manxman, had to endure in order to
become one of the foremost of English
novelists. The central idea of his novels.
Mr.. Caine derives, II seems, from the
Bible, of which he is a devoted STUDENT:
and he composes them in his mind down
almost to the last word. before he begins
to write them, the writing itself being lit
tie more than mechanical, and, conse-
quently, very rapid. The paper is very
fully and interestingly illustrated.
Christmas article of great beauty as
well as interest, is Mr.. VIII II. Lows
Madonna and Child" with reproductions
of 80 celebrated paintings specially chosen
by Mr.. Low during a recent visit to Eu-
rope. There are particularly good stories
by Anthony Hope and Robert Barr, a
Christmas story by Ella Higginson and a
bright travel sketch by Cy Warman, the
engineer poet, who took the 1000-mile ride
on the engine of a flyer"
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TO ADVERTISERS.

advertisers a bona fide paid circulation.
Daily and Sunday. three times greater
than that OF any other newspaper pub
lished In the state of Montana Advertis-
ing contracts will be made subject to this
guarantee.
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The lady in the case says that she
knows nothing of her alleged engage
ment to marry ex-President Harrison.
She is not a candidate in the sense
that she is seeking the engagement,
so to speak. But If there should reach
her from the ex-president a wide pop
ular demand-well, then 1t would be
different. tktt..
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-14

If it takes Speaker Reed all this
time to fix up a few chairmanships,
how long will IL take him to organize
a vigorous foreign policy?
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-14

The legislature of Pennsylvania is to
be asked to pass a bill fixing the fare
on all street railroads in the state at
three cents. The companies win re-
wise the chorus so as to sing to the
legislature. Punch, brothers. punch
punch with care-punch every bill for
a three-cent fare.
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The restaurant keepers at ST. Joseph,
Mo-. are threatening to give away two
glasses of beer with each meal to get
even with the saloon men who give
away free lunch with beer. Now If the
two free lists could only be combined.
life in st. Joe might be worth living.
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Judging from the appearance of the
ST. Paul and Minneapolis papers the
last few days it would not be apiss. TO
send a few newspaper artists after Mr..
HAYWARD
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-14

Mrs. Horskey got a divorce, but
under the decision of the Helena jury
Mr.. Horsky's reputation appears to
stand nat
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-14

For all that ii seems to be accom-
plishing. the whole Fifty-fourth con-
gress might take TO the North Caro-
lima woods, too.
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II Senator Sherman tries ii again,
the ST. Louis merchants will find their
stock of nife-sharpeners exhausted
the first day. r.. ,-
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Mr.. Harrison may be fancy free, but
1896 is leap year and frought with
many and dangerous possibilities.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-14

Political exigencies compelled Kaiser
William to abandon his hunting ex-
pedition. but our Grover continues
shooting at the old stand
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-14

Our belief is that there are several
senators for whom PETER himself
would be willing to vote an expensive
funeral.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-14

The rumor that Secretary Carlisle is
delaying his report until the treasury
but there is nothing in IL.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-14

Colonel Ingersoll reafirms his aIle-
glance to the republican party. We
never thought the prayers of the
Christian Endeavorers would avail.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-14

Congress will not retire the green
backs but IT appears disposed to retire
Cleveland policies. sf
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-14

Debs may not know more about lib
erty than Senator Hill does, but he
can talk longer about 1t.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-14

According to the Minneapolis Jour-
nal. Harry Hayward's confession was
recorded on a phonograph. wouldn't
1t rasp you! ttsf-tyt
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-14

Herr Ahlwardt seems to have struck
the American lecture platform at the
right season for wrong eggs.
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Cripple Creek appears TO be any
thing but crippled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-17
SUGGESTION 10 CANDIDATES.


II 10 only vceE SLICE tho shrinking
presidential boom % Senator AlisJn
waslAuucIcd in ibc Iowa REPUBLICAN
convention; bat that short time has
been fuillcisut tot10w that no matte:
what tha popularity Of the candidate
himself might be, the INTRO tucllol q
his cnnIldaoy on that occasion wa
rovsl and most effective.
InA word The II wkoyo senator came
before his tumultuous party friends on.
vclorcd Ia tssrs and ulufGes. A. viii
DO nomomhgr,d thgt When he was In.
u0ducsj 70 tho 1n,Au'ia'tlc audience
as a "pgsuuiilty,' hU "b'u.hei Ike y
girl" anu ",oaB " JOY r1llud doSn his
chetk'." Since tng, tlns tears aat
tlushts have teen praised and
descan,ed upon I'D Mtum as ,ac
highly proper play aml cDaduo. f1t
political can Iils,rb. 6ous msn col
cula,o on degree Of grrs;gc,s bsciuso
IL being tho fathers o. numerous gill
NehiNfH NNiNAA FWlAN ~ AAN TO "a .Ntf
light from ptecIcious giaaIsons,
sturdy grandfather, or ancient
pieces Of tea gear; sllll o'h,r
lay gres, ttors by their
NApoleonio aud SnAso.poarian rtsem.
blancsE--thoir merits In economic
policy u their lcvul9ymclt In the
dome Of thought. Nearer homo ami
on q tmsilor scale W. have candidates
whose claims are hcfaldsJ with a.,
and swAlhcl In bombszlne; WHO claim
n monopoly Of hsaveh's sunshine, who
have achieved this aud that ami tho
other supcthum,u Aui seemingly im-
possible ,asF, aui now want thor pay
for u; who nave some money " other
commaiity sntvsring as ,uoh, To-.
guthef with plenty Of assurance; and
who arc the generous employers Of
various anu numorou, tusJ igl0nls.
Bu! upto tho present lhu bushes and
tcsn candidate has altogether tho bssl
Of u, aud we commend these qualihca.
lions In all fsberneis to certain line
OF aspifanls for political hon0rs In
Utah who could probably display these
especial marks Of greatness but have
not &c yet manifested any otutrl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-17
ELECTIONS rs ENGLAND.

Tho general elections In Great
Britain, although the FINAL rcsuli6
cannot DO known until the beginning
Of thr next week. have now proceeded
far enough to indicate that tho liberal
party will bo completely showed
under and that their opponents viii
have majority much larger than nt
frat anticipated. This h all the more
siEnIneant because the question VI the
reform OF tho House Of Lords seems ~
DO the principal isIus on which the
defeated party IL now beiors tho
country. Homo rulo Tor Ireland, 10.
form OF rural, local government, the
disostAbll,hmoHt Of The church Of
wAlc', and temperance legislation, are
tho other prominent numbers on the
program. II romans virtually the
saVo ~ Il was iu 1899, since which
limo no new proposals. have been
added, and Il Ia TO DO presumed thai.
tho supporters OF the party, tired u
living on expectations OF Reforms shst
srUm Ne lar from mntcriSliz tion Hs
eysr have decided on change,
Among the propositions incorporated
IN the Tory platform is one 10 place
woIkiugmyn ia a position 10 buy their
homer with money Furnished by tho
imperial treasury; that u, the govern.
ment proposes 20 set ~ bulldog
socie,y ior The bcGon, Of the laborer,.
O,hors deal with the Establishment OF
old-aso rcusiOns ANA the accident in'
tyrauUo for lab0rcrr, all ut which
sohonts have received, In = cautious
way, the support o! Lord SsS.bury
and Mr. Baii.u'.
There are many important Qusa..orn
with which The conservatives viii have
TO deal. tbs alliance D-,w5yn kusslu
anu FT-gto 's regarded Us autI-El,-
lish gul VIII LlcessiIA,e tho Adoption
o. mgnrurus lJr tue protection OF Brtish
inteFcs,s. The situation Ia Tu,-vy 70
daily growing more critical. AID Dc
Lord sallstuiy IL On Ttc.r d. iayOIIug
o decisive lUusy IN thc oirut, wyr
friendly 20 tins oppressed Gnr.slns
than tnal Of Lord B,ae1asngli, agyr'-
5gnonlt may be sN eo.eI VI ysJy iEu.
p1r.Aut nature.
Regarding tho ull,aJ,0yuins mos
otary question II Is though, likely lAst,
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"nlNPANIsA"

The statement by - prominent Span.
ish representative that lhis country
owes everything, Including it, clvln.
cation aud FREQ Institutions, to his
county, aud tuaI huSlly a new som o
thing under the name Hnpan.sm-
analogous to Hollsni5m ami Eomaulsm
In tae Ola Wor.i-muat faaIly prevail
On tuis continent, only elbows with
wuGJ udiculaus thoughts mortal man
may b. m ted, waou bad feelings
are allowed IA MAJ urship over a.un4
Judgment. ruls gentleman 10 ST,
over the situation ia CuUa aud unIur.
ally sess things ~ through dim
glass. People 10 this country are
wiiling to honor the msm.ry u GO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-17
MERCY Ann JUSTICE.

When men or women fall, there 10
always a elias, OF peoplos! hand VINO in-
siiuCt,y, ly stuop low In orjgr to pick up
nom the mud variety Of misallrs Of
vile epithets to ding at the detected
form Of the sinner. Peculiarly enough,
that ls the class furnishing the larger
quota Of victims of lemItalious. There
are others who feel deeply fgT
any 'ollow.man or woman d,vIaJlug
from the paths Of virtue and rCclitudr,
aud they would W soon trsinc IN their
own sins ami shortcomings NJ Tor eel.
fish purposes to maze those OF uthsrs
tn OBJECT OF eXtendcd anu unnecessary
public gbz'. That IL tho chase ever
willing to extend helping hand to
the iallln ones and without whom the
wuIll would ever remaiL an Inferno.
The thought Is well illustrated in
one incident OF the lie OF the Master.
When before Him was brought cor.
tain trembling Sinner her life forfeited
according to the law, and when the
accusations raiu6d from all sides, He
sOTrOwtully bent down towards the
earth, tracing His thoughts In tho
8and before Him, Rs in contemplation
Of the vast problem Involved In the
work which was His--lO save that
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lumbus, although not n native OF spain,
and Of the noble queen WHO enabled
him TO start on his voyage VI discovery,
and even forget the mon who porhapt
preceded him, but when they look
ulck upon Spanish fule on this con.
iinent AMI upon the condition Ct tue
uuioriunsts Cuban isiaud, now In the
Ihrots OF war for liberation from cruel
Dppresslon and misfuls, Ihey viii feel
thankful " a Providence higher than
that Of spanish sOveteigns tia. 10 at
government was terminated and
liberty established. HspAuism ON this
continent Ii assOclsted with too much
taht b,afs tie imprint Of mtL Wvai
brutality Ead faua.icism to have any
chance VI rgylya.
Spain might SIN be a great countty
u Tho very lite VI lhe ancient tree were
not constantly endangered ny the W.
rrgs'io lhHt soems inslpirAbla from
Institutions that have survived too
long. II that county would sccept
true Amegioaul,m from US 40 recon-.
fcn'o Ter lhe discovery Of this cor.
,insni, It might still be saved lor an
excellent mission among tIe Countries
Of Europe; but as 1. II, all talk ABOUT
Espauiim Ia the western world must
bo regarded a. an ilusivo dream.
Amrricani'm II now ~ work on CUBA
aEsiu.t Hlspaai,m, and although the
former s,uus TO DO but poorly repre-.
aontoI by a dcsyi,cd cla,T, tue Spanish
legIons nave 10 FAR maize Dut little
pfogiess agsintt their old.a,hlouod
mschslc', aud the prediction OF their
speedy tuolsctlpn my be regarded as
doubtful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-17

TnE ANNUAL report Ut the vita,
otatis,ioi VI FlaHoc for 1893. shows, TOT
tho int lime since 1859, nu excess Of
registered births over deaths. There
we're Ia oil 2s7,20i marriages, 8,lsI
divorces, s7i,65! births, ami 1925
death; excess Of birIhS, 7,lIJ. 10
tnlrty.sI departments there was an
sxco,s Of births over deaths Of 80, 503,
and In iity.one departments an cxces,
q deaths over biiihs % .0,i.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-17

Tho direct line TO KAnpas CITY, ~
Louis and Atlantic soAooHrj, ia via
The Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Though rlssping anu chair
cars, anu all connections made In
Union dcnots 10 the day time. II you
are Reing last and cate for daylight
ride through tho grAndost scenery OF
th6 Rocky Mountains on route, ses
that your ticket reads via Missouri
PRcnc Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively FREQ 20 holders Of regular
train tickets.
+. V. DERRAH, q. +. 4 PA,
Il MoTlAn Block, Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-17

TIE BASIl OF England was pro.
Ieclod ty n so5ichmSn, William Pater.
son, ami established 1894. II stattoi
with - government loan Of $4,000, 600
at $ per cent, secured ON taxes. The
charter appointed governor and
tweuty.fiur directors to DO annually
elected from members Of tho company
possessing not less than 81 ,OOJ IA stock.
The South sea bubble (l72Ol, the jacob.
tie rebellion (l7ijl and tue failure VI \
number Of country banks u7o2l rori.
ousiy affected the bank. The bank
chatter act Of 1914 limited the note
circulation TO 81, 900, 900, against a liEv
amount lent TO the government, unle,s
similaT value Ia bullion we're iu
hand. Tho act was suspended during
the paaies OF lsi1, 1857 md 1866,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-17

which was lest Tho aoeu'ers were
as oaey for her blood =, was Hs t.
redeem that in her nature not Jet 10.
you'd redemption. And ever siucc,
the story has been repeated. 10 ls g
contost between slsrp, vouge'ul Justice
aud sweet mercy, not to be endeu
satisfactorily to tho divine Judge unit
both can triumph together
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noRn.nAnyEY IlrronRUMr.


The anxiety fof Mr. Horr to adver.
tise "C0in's Financial School" aud its
author and tho anxiety Of Mr. Harvey
T. advertise x.Cougtrssman Rgswcll
q. Horf will DO reality apIatent to
the most casual reader who reflects
upon the great silyef.dobAie' hippo
dromo which began nj +. M. yostsr.
day, July 10. 10 Chicago. That Hatvoy
should nave snapped at such n chance
10 win noiorioiy will surprise no one
VINO ever know him, for he IL
"ooomor" Of himself from away taos
and has an eye siHgls to the main
chance equal to any Of tho specie, that
ever beamed upon western America.
That Horr should have gone into
partnership on the same kind OF a
snap may excite n little more wonder;
uutitisa popularity OF boms cot gtc's.
men out Of q Job that a. long Az they
eau get their names into peoplt's
mouths they care little what tho cause
Or the comment may be.
OF the profit that will como out OF
tbs present set.to, the lions share vii!
.. course 20 to the fl'.elooted cham
pious. They are In II for revenue.
We trust our readers do not expect
much allusion 10 the daily rounds In
our ielegraphio columns, for they will
not find II; neither ooInbatAnt can DO
regarded 40 deserving Of much moIe
newspaper space than he pays TOT.
Nevertheless, The novelty OF tho event
entities II totome mention, anu a ton
dnys' wonder always has a rlgbt 70 de-
mAnd its share o. public chatter. Ia
atonrmsnt, therefore Tor the detoTmi.
nation not TO give much OF what the two
mensAy, we shall once more.give an &C.
count OF the preliminary arrangement
gnd OF the plan agreed upon for the
entire engagement.
Tho two knights OF the strong
voice, one wearing the gold bet,
tho others lights bespangled
with silver, are TO meet for
one round daily (bArring Sundaysl
until 10000 words have been used, or
until one side gives up. This rounds
are to last two hours and forty minutes,
and 1t " thought that ton days may be
enough 10 complete the tasT.
4 Chicago sporting writer gives oloSer
details NJ follow: zone combAtant
leads of with a. thrust OF 1000 words
at bis opponent. Three minutes nto
allowed tho man on defense TO rally.
Then he 10 expected 10 make good his
defense aud lead the assault with
another /, 900 word vollry. After this
round each fighter must stand up to
three questions which may be put by
those backing the other fellow. when
the round Ia over the fighters will read
Iypswritten copies OF their own SGd
their antagonisps remarks to DO sure
against mistakes or the interpolation
u blows that we're never given. Then
each man nfllxes his signature, and
with the addition Of copyright proceed.
ufe the documents will 20 forth TO the
world N the only Jtiicial report OF the
dsy's business
Then when all Is said and done, The
proceedings are to be printed In book
form, presumably by the publisher OF
"Coiu's Financial School," and the
c5mbEtnuts will he understood 10
"whaok ny" on the proceeds, The
whole thing has very much the az.
IearanCe OF a gigantic farce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-17

The RIO GrauIc Western Railway
gents will reginDing on July III, sell
cxcursl1n lCErts TO Gleuwood SrrlDgs
sui return via the ionver * Rio
Granls Railroad, ~ 5000. rhese
tickets will ue good three days from
tate 1i ear and will include two days
board a. tHe Hotel Colorado, aud two
baths IN ihr famous GlsuwI0d Spriugs
The Hole, Colorado, q. Geuw0od
Sprln-s, ls the hn1st snd beet hotel Ia
CHufnuu.
The lil Gfands Wo,tsgH agents will
nHu tcil excursion tickets to Hlrnwnud
SPRING., VIA The famous Denver Il Rio
Granite laiIr0a good thiriy days Tor
$1,000, pr Sky days Tor sg5 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-17

So GREAT has Seen tho increase 10
the consumption OF horse meat Tor
food In Gefmauy that tho United
states consul NJ BrunswiCk suggests
The advisSbility OF having American
paokrrs compete for the proillr IN this
now Industry. Fresh horse meat, 1t Il,
reported, selIs for cents u pound whoD
smoked. Ths average price paid by 4
German butcher for horse issJ5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-17

THE sIoRruNu, Of Norway, on
July o, decided to repay the outlay Of
Sweden for diplomatic and consular
service up TO July /. The budgets
wers finally carried by votes Of 90 10
IS and - 20 ~, respectively. This &C..
ton poiuts To an RmicRblo settlement
Of the difsrsncs between the two
countries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-17
A. OPINION UiVEN.

Recently Mr. J. y. Thomas, Of
North Dsko,a, visited the shenandoah
Valley, Virginia, and after carefully
examining tho country located In
Winchester, no writes TO Mr.. V. Rich
ards, Land and Immigration Agent,
MARYLAND, As follows 81 have been
In nssrly every state and territory oi
the United States, aud am frank in my
opinion that this valley sutpaSsts all
other sections In the Union. The
lands are low In price, and produce
profitable CROP. 1 thank you for d..
Tscting mo here, and solicit those seeh.
ing pleasant anu profitable homes 10
locate IN thla country"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-17

Is the cavs,o that tired lsnguii feel,
Ing Wnlct "a ols you " thi, sesslr.
The blood impure aud has bscoms
thin nuJ rD.T, That lie why you have
n sifeH. Or, no appetite, cannot sieUl.
FuTi'y yJ"t blood win HuOd's SAT-
sapNrlils, which Will give you M Ap'
petite, tone your stomach, and inv'g
OTale your nerves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-17

TO close cur season's stick We offer
all cutting aud street suits ut less h. an
tie cost Of making. This great clear.
Ing sale iuc'uies oil stock shown IN
our mammoth store,
+. AUERBACH * BRO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-17

Beecham is piIlsare for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver dir
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofapperitc sallow skin, etc,
when caused by constipation ;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause ofallofthem.
Go by the book, Pills Ios and
sst a box. Book fJrr at your
druggists OF write =. f. Allen Co.,
36S Canal ST., New York.
AHuusI al siHafy thhH G. u1 u0f roIsl