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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-12
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The Sage OF Sangnmon.
Springfield (Mass). Republican Qnd.)

Sprnger's support of gold bond bill
can be regarded as significant of moth
ing regarding . change of public senti-
ment IN the west on the silver question. 1t
Is more significant of the fact that hay-
ing been defeated at the last election, he
sees chance Of getting a judgeship or
some other good Office If he will only do
what they at the other end of the avenue
lnna -
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Torpedo Boats, or Battle ships:


Pretty much all of the effective naval
work accomplished during the late war
in Chile was done by torpedo boats.
The same is true of the war in Brazil;
and for several months the japanese ma
Wy has been giving the world a striking
object lesson in the deadly effectiveness
Of torpedo warfare. Not less than four
Of the great steel-armor clad warships
of the Chinese navy, besides numerous
smaller craft, have been sent to the bot
tom by the sprightly little torpedo boats
of the Japanese. AT the siege of Wei
Hai-Wei two of the bigger ships and
several smaller ones were attacked and
sunk by torpedoes.
A plan is reported to be on foot in
the Senate. according to our dispatches,
to amend the naval appropriations bill
when it reaches that body by providing
for one gigantic battleship of from H.
600 to 1900 tons displacement, instead of
the three 10OO0-ton cruisers favored by
the naval committee of the House. The
BILL it is thought, will come up to-mor-
row.
1t depends altogether upon what pol
icy this government is to pursue here
after whether the navy needs torpedo
boats, cruisers or line of battleships,
If the policy of attending to our own
affairs, and not meddling with other
countries business is to be continued,
the navy wants light cruisers and tor
pedo boats for harbor defense. A 100
ton torpedo boat can destroy an 5000
ton armor clad a great deal quicker
and heater than another S,000-ton ship
is apt to do 1t. Note the cases of the
fights off the Yalu, and the operations
in Wei-Hai-Wei harbor. In the former
instance il took some hours for the Jap
anese cruisers to put the Chinese cruis-
ers out of the fight. while in the lat
ter instance torpedo boat sent the
Ting Yuen to the bottom in less than
a quarter of an hour.
If. however, the lingo policy of the
Senate is to be the policy of the country,
and annexations, and wars, and con-
quests are to be forced on US. the navy
will. of course, need great line-of-battle
ships. We must have big ships with
big guns for the bombardment of Queens
town, Liverpool, etc, if the jingoists are
going to be the bosses.
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1t is one of fate's queerest freaks
that the bulk of Howell Osborne's es-
tate should go to the mainS nee of an
old woman's home. Nevertheless Fay
Templeton. his wife. win not be under
the necessity Of becoming an inmate Of
the old womans home. lie left to her
a personal estate of something like $780,
900, besides some $4,000 worth Of gems
given her from time to time.
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There isn't much question as to who
viii be the man most missed
at washington at the conclusion
of the current congress- BY imam
imous consent it is agreed that Rich
ard p Bland is the man. For years and
years, in season and out of season, Bland
has stood in congress and presented one
solitary remedy as q panacea for all the
ills of the country. The medieval physi-
clans believed in bleeding for every com
plant, and he believes in silver for every
financial III.
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EASTERN OFFICE. % Park Row. New
York City c. S. Faulkner, Manager.
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Letters and kilograms should be ad-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19

marked trait In tho Individuals affected
There 10 not hint In connection with
the bus ness Of any corporation either
Of them may be connected with to de-
rrlve any individual of an iola Of
acquired water right; they could not
DO 20 II they wished. Neither is
there the least dsllro 10, legislation
inluuously affecting such fights; the
opposite Ia the end sought.
o. the third point, the danger COMES
from the fact that by reason Of p falso
cry regarding declared State ownership
Of water AMI Of unappfopfiatqi water
rights, a division has been caused ~
making some people believe there IL an
eilor. to disturb or impair existing
water rights, whereas the purpose Is
10 confirm and maintain them
this division tending to prevent very
necessary action for the State to secure
to the people their fighis ~ against en-
croachmonis Of neighbofing states. In
defense Of its very existence as n pros.
Porous commonwealth. the State Of
Utah must declare Ito ownership Of
wster within tao State boundaries; 10
must appropriate TOT the benefit Of the
citlEUns oil unapproprlstod water, con-
veying title u future individual appro'
priatons. but 1t must not, and cannot,
because OF any declaration Of abstract
ownership Of water, abfoxate any title
already acquired TO the use Of such
water. The distinction is quite
marked.
After this somewhat prolonged state
ment Of n subject on which much
more might be said, the NEWS
makes TO Professor Mills the sug-
gesilon; Flfst-thAt The allow
due credit to those who inauguraiod the
system Of irrigation and water rights
In Utah; seoond-thA, he cease his un.
cAllod-ior attacks upon men who have
rs much interest la the agricultural
class Rs ho has, to say the least; and,
lhlrd-thst his future efforts be for uni.
iicalion Of tho people for such loglsia-
ton "a will place the State In petition
to maintain existing rights and to do
fend the rights Of Individual citizens
In any water dispute that may arise
with neiRhboriDg states.
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WAR NOT PROBABLE.

Ne the frat excitement caused by
tho publication Of Salisbury's reply 10
Secretary Olney and President Cleve.
lands mstBAgo TO Congress on the mat.
ter subsidies, and oAlmer view Of the
situation ia rendered possible II ia evil
dent that the probability OF a war be.
tween the United States and England
on the Venezuelan boundary question
Ia too remote TO cause any alarm. Such
evontuality would be the result OF cir.
cumstanoeB beyond tho control Of
statesmen.
Venezuela 10 but small country
with about $500, 900 Inhabitants. Her
standing army amounts TO about 1000
but can on short notice be enlarged to
100. 900 or even more. Her fleet con.
slsts Of three or four vessels, and the
resources OF the country are but lin.
lied. Yet, an expedition to Venezuela
would DO a far greater undertaking
than might be supposed from these
figures. Every Rble.bOdioJ man H.
the country would DO under arms
within a moath sflsr the Invasion by
foreign power. The invaders would
have TO contend against the climate
In an undevelopsd country with
mountains and forests, unbridged
streams, venomous reptiles, insscls,
swampt, cold and heat. They would
be much In the same position As the
Spanlards now are In Cuba.
The president Of the little republic,
Crlspo, IL said to be a fighter by
nature. One story told OF him IL
characteristic OF the man. When still
n mere youth he started q rebellion
and the state troops were called out.
He had about 800 followers with
no other arms than cowboy knives. In
Tho night he commented them to steal
through the camp Of the soldiers and
seize their arms. by remarkable
strategy this bold mansuvor was PEI.
formed, aud In the morning all tint
rebels were armed and the rogulaTl
had to make terms. At pre,ent he Is
surrounded by body guard OF uni
formed cowboys, aud they arc looked
upon as invlnolble ON tue battlefield.
A spirit Of war is permoating the
whole people, 10 the dispatches from
Caracas sufficiently indicate, and they
are certainly much better prepared to
defend themselves than were the
American colonies In 1875. Then, "A
war at long range is always carried on
a disadvantage. notwithstanding the
boast OF the London papers that to a
powerru ruling tho waves, three thousand
miles Of intervening ocean is no for.
midable obstacle. For all these reasons,
and others, 1t is inoonooivAble that the
British government seriously contem.
plates allowing the diplomatic negotla.
lions TO proceed beyond a stage from
which = peaceful retreat IL incompat.
able with national honor.
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system with deadly poison. up1n
the same subioc, tue last Issue Of the
Literary Digest has n translation Il ON
the Medical Week, which tells Of the
recent careful study Of two French
physicians, Dire. Gasuo ant GILES de
Tourotte, who have made their report
10 the Society Of the Hospitals OF
Paris, in which chronic lusoxlcailou
by these beverage, especially coffee,
Ia dealt with al great length. The re-
port sayu
Caneic dyspepsia resembles closely
alchOholic gastiitis, being characterized
by ph|cgm In the morning pain In the
oplgnstric region, 9th radiation toward
the back Goa cd tongue, distasts for solid
food, CSC. The most important symp-
toms, however, involve the nervous sys-
tenn there is insomnia, or sleep Is
accompanied by ffighl'ul dreams whom
tho patient stands upright he suffers
from d sensation " omn iuoss Of the
head. and frequently from vertigo. In
addition tho muscles Ut tho calf and thigh
are affected by painful attacks Of crainp,
especially nt night, which contribute TO-
ward making sleep impossible.
Regarding the cure for these troubles
II Is said tho fympioma disappear with
the cessation oftho use oithe beverage,
being taach loss persistent than these
Of alchOhol!c poisoning. The indlvidu.
oil who Is best oil, however, Ia the one
who does noI invite Ills OF tho oh'rhc.
ter referred to, by habit as unLecss.
safy hs u 10 inintioug.
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USE or TEA AND COFFEE.

Leading medical men In Europe and
America are fast reaching the oonolu.
sion, long recognized In theory at least
by most OF the people OF Utah, that
tee and coffee are medicines, not
io1df, and, II drunk at all, should be-
used AS drugs in definite ana carefully
prescribed doses, and not as common
beverages. Discussing the sui Get In
recent article, Modern Medicine men.
tons series Of facts that 20 to IN.
hold the Wow that medicinal use Is
the only one ll1tiiying tho drinking
OF tea and coffee, which can be taken
safely only In limited quantities. 1t
refers to the injurious effects their uss
rs n beverage has upou digestion, ana
cites that onnein, the active principle
In tea snd coffee, ls nothing less than a
strong stimulant which, being added
to day after day In tho human body,
by daily drinking, improQustss the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19

Geo. w. Jenkius, editor Of tho Santa
Maria "Iimes." Cal, ~ speaking n
the various ailments OF chil.r said;
",Yhcn my Children have Group there
10 only oie patent medicine that ever
use, and mat u Chamber aims Cough
Remedy. IL Iose'tos g. me medical
propertios tlat relieve the little tufio.-
ers Immediately. Itis, la my opinion,
toe best cough medicine Ia thu mar
hot." IL this remedy II freely gwen
~ soon A. the cfyupy cou Ia appears II
.sill PIE sent the auacS. It II also an
iieal rerety for .hoopi X csugh.
There Is no danger 3. GYMS a. 10
children, rs II contains otni.g IT it'
ious. Fer sails by druggists.
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WHERE rnlnE ARE MoRE POOR.

The people Of Utah can very proper
ly congratulate themselves Ou being
better provided for ut the open
ing oi the winter Of 1885 than
they were year ago. There may to
some people poorer than IN 1894,
and not many richer; but along
the entire line there Ia loss
demand for charitable assistance, thus
showing the people to DO In an im.
proved condition generally. The same
fortunate advance has not been made
all over the country, however, as may
DO learned from s,atonisnt In the
Chicago Record concerning The poor Ia
that city. II says that In 1904 the
county agent relieved $4,000 families,
or $4,000 persons. Thus iar this year
10000 families have been relieved, and
by tho END Of tbs year tho number IL
expected to reach ~. 600. In Novem.
Der 3I5 casos were sent 10 the poor.
hoGss; calls Tor physicians averaged
ton = day. This is an increase OF poor
Of nearly 2s per cent above 1894. The
figures Indicate that more than one.
sixth Of the entire population Of Cook
county, Illinois, are suffering for the
necessafies OF life-an exceedingly bad
showing for general prosperity In that
section Of the county. II IL to be
hoped that all the great centers OF pop
ulatlon In the East will not show a
similar Increase Of desIitutlOnj ut any
rate the far western slA,es and terri.
torisu are more fortunate than the Iii.
nois figures show.
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Mr.. A. l.. Armstrong, an old drug.
glsi, and prominent citizen Of tn,
snterprlsinR town, tAys: al sell some
forty different kinds Of cough Tou-
edier, but have never In my expert
enoe sold 40 much Of Aoy one article
~ / have OF BdliarfS Horshound
Syrup. All who use IL say II IL the
most perfect remedy for Cough, Cold,
CONSUMPTION, and all diseases Of tbs
Throat and Lungr, they have ever
tried" IL IL specific for Group and
Whooping Cough. will relieve q
Cough In one minute. Contains no
oplates. Bold by 4. q. NJ. l. Drug
BLoIs.
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This wonderful Llniment IL known
from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific, and
from the Lakes to the Gull. IL il tho
most reneitAting Linimeut In the
world. IL will cure Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Cuts, SprainS, Bruises,
Wounds, Ola sores, Burns, beiaIlcS,
Sore ThroAt, Sore Chest anu all In.
Illumination, after all others have
failed. IL will cure BArbed Wire CUT,
and heal all wounds whore proud fssh
has set in. 1t IL equally efficient for
An,mals. Try It ana you will not be
without IL. Prloo 90 cents. Sold by
u. q. N. 1. Drug Btore.
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A. 4. kinatr,s, u Fillmore, Col,
had tie g. isiofluuu 10 have his lev
caught between a cart aud n stone AMI
badly truisei. ordinarily he would
have been ltiI up Tor two OF three
weeks, but sayG after using one
bottle OF Cham beflain's Paiu Balm
began to feel better, and la three days
was entirely veil. The peculiar
soothing qualities which Chamber
lain'e Pam BALM posseeses have
never noticed IN any other Imminent.
! take pleasure 90 recommending H."
This linimsnt Il al'o Of great value for
rhoumatisld Aud lame back. For sale
b. druggitts.
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A sound Liver Makes q woll Man,

Are you Bilious, ConstlpAtod or
troublsd with Jaundiee, Sick Head.
ache, BAD Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue. Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain Is
Back snd bstween the Shoulders, hills
and Fever, etc. II you have any OF
thess symptoms, your Liver Ia out OF
ordar, and your blood 10 slowly being
polsoned, because your Liver does not
act properly. HERBISR will cure any
disorder OF the Liver, Stomach or
Bowels. IL has no equal rs Liver
Medicine. Price 70 cents. Free trial
bottles Al z. q. M. l. drug store.
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Tho popularity VI Chamberlain
Cough II msly and tbs high taies m
In which II IL held leads ut TO believe
IL 10 DO an n,ticle Of great worth aHd
ueril. We have the pleasure OF giving
tho experience OF TIRE prom intnt
cit Gems OF RanIonio p-acn, Gel, IN
the Use Of tho remedy. Mf. A. v.
Tudell, aays: 81 have always fe.
ceived PROMPT relief when | used
Chamberlain Cough Remedy" Sit.
James Orchard, sayt: al sm satisted
that Chamberlain's Cough remedy
cured my cold" MT. j. NJ, Hatcher,
sayE "FoT three years have useu
Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy In my
family and ils results have always
beeu satisfactory.
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~ costs I.ittir aud DOCS nucb.

Remark when you attend play or
concert how many people disturb the
performance by coughing. One man
begins and the cough seems to DO c0r-
tagious. The interruption 10 a great
nuisance, ant there IL no need OF n,
for anyone may cure \ cough with tho
Pinoola Balsam, which coats s5c. II
soothes the inf animation In the throat
aud loosena the muous which clogs the
air PASSAGES. A few dosos Of Ely's PIN
coils Bilsam ttops q cough aud heals n
fOTe throat,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19

Singers, public speaker, actSrs, Ruc.
tioneers, teachers, prea'hors, and all
who are liable to Oves-ipx sui iTrliate
the vocal organs, end, In hyof's Cher.
~ Pecloral. n safe, certain and speody
relitk A timely dose OF this prepata-
lion has prevented many throat
trouble.
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a gcHulue sho,t.storv has yet Il w.
atteited; but not NJ genuine blood.
pufitier. over and over again u q
been proved that Ayers Bnuapali "
stands alone amoag medicines 10 thu
most reliable tonic-alleratiye In pbsf.
macy. II stood alone at the Wsrld'a
EaiF
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3, b. BaslOrd, OF Carthage, 5. Dak.,
sayG "PRTkE Sure Cure txoe!s ali
other medicines for Thsumatism and
urinary disorders. For sale by f..
HIN & Co., and Neldsn Judson Drug
M
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,yos

VIII win the Free ak Months Course
offered by the Salt Lake business Col.
lege2 CAL or wfito Tor particulars.
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a cup OF PaTks' Tea at night moves
the bowels IN the morning. For sale
by +. J. Hill & Co., and Maiden Jud.
son Drug 20.
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stopi You have Just 50 much laid
aside for Xmas presents. Jensen, IN
Jeweler, can ill that want
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All communications should b. addressed %
DssHHEr sEvs PuHtisnrsa Co
Tolophons SO.
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HAll's Hair RsBewer IL pronounced
this best preparation made ior thicken.
Ing the growth Of tho hair ana rostor.
log that which IL gray to lie original
aaIaF
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city suhscritcra WIN tindiy notify J. T. Duhbar.
lir.uiatirl, o. any irfeglariJ In The delivery 81
beir papofs.
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When naby vas slek, We gave her Castorla.
When she vas \ Child, she cried for Cas;oriA
When she BEGAN Miss. she chung to carioria.
whea the had Children. she gave them ca.tOnA-
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Pfeltitst and cheapest holiday gifts
Ia greatest variety nj Bently 4 Hill's
Drug Store, Postotllce Building.
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Buy all your medicines AZ GOdbe
PilH Drug Co.
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Tho Nrws IL On sals 81 th0 principal ii'ieis, News
Stands and on ail passenger trains leaving mo CIV
sher y. m, daily.
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JeSelry and watches, at prices 20
suit the times, at Jensen's,
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Watches, chains, rings, opera
glasses galore, for Xmas, at Jensen's.
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FOR SALE

nUR oLosISG.oUT YRlCEs OREGON
" lumber, Sli M.; good FAIR boards, $3.50
NJ Hath. Sl.Ii ~; ~ shingles, SIS 81. No
hr ceiling, flooring and rustic, 1890 n = o.
hr nooring, So %. 10, fluish, i9t Nj
itnNlt, $50; doors, windows aud mOuldlngs,
IS per cent discount, blocls, 20 and up, No,
red wood hnish, fthOJ u, : clear cedar nniHh
and ceiling. $500 NJ hui stock 10 select
from. Thee prices are for cash only.
BUTHNEtA n MCCONAu%.H
2l2 e. First W -.
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a.. t,-.rrrr ryrxrss Nrv. De- ruHiishoi daily,
E,rdsf etreptad. at corner south ald th't IHmp'e
Streets salt lake city ........
Tr.in Eiiuon 1t $40 p n. Regular fl'uan ~
mo Brsrrrr sr,u.wrrHtr NreH N published
On Tuasday and Friday Of each uo.a.
mo uFsrnrr WrErtr iu maEnAn1 form 70 p'"
nfhod ovcry satufdu.
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EVE SS y LYE
rsvilit4 AL pisigzll
fPATTsTHDl

The sfronae { ALd pur.
rsi made I'm itkC other
I've, II beng 4 fne pow
dor Aad packed In a can
with removable I'D. the
contents 1fe always
Toady for usa. II viii
make the bsif Perfu,ned
Hard soap IN 20 minutes
tclih ~ b ling, Iitst,e
b fs' for cleansing wAste
pines, dislnfectiBgsinks,
closets cleaning paints,
hottcs lrrfelt: ghahin1
trees, and killing Insects
for engineers aud M chi
luitts' usesi forpAintsrs,
Ia remove oil, palnts,eto
In'NA eiLs ara ~
Gal A.-tn1 PAnA.. Ia
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Tor breakfast.
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suts-itcrs changing ihoir place q residence
should aluayt give former az vol No present al'
49,
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FURNITURE:

nN ACCOUNT or our LARGE AND ~.
~ ereAsinE trade Ne must have GOODS
Any thing In the furniture line you have 10
sell Ne want Come and SEQ Us before selling
81. Weber. gl1, 100. ~ stats street
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Xmas is coming, 20 to Jensen, the
Jeweler.
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Pau givys away 100 Water colors
With every 80 cents Of csIaN.
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MUST BE SOLD.

A NICE ROOM BhICk on NINTH
IN East; modern room brick on East
Drive, and seven houses on iihth south, near
Main. All those pToperues have every cos
yonieree and are In splendid condition. lhoy
can be- had for less than mar thulr Vhue Atd
on easy terms. MAKE me "A offer fOT thew.
ChAs. b. hOSRO,
Room 20 O'AIeArA block.
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THE NEW MAGDALEN.
THE NEW MAGDALEN.

Five Nights and Saturday Matinee, Par
luet. re. Re, efvrd seats, 35c; Balcony,
Ase. Boxes, 6Oei Matinee Saturday, loo,