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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-02-14
Hoods SCI Cures

Hood q Pills cure Constipation by restoring
the peristaltic action o; the elementary canal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
RECOURSE TO B,NisnMENE


The latest news from The Hawaiian
republic, following upon the at
nouncemout that ex.Quoou Lllluoka-
LAM had been arrested for completely
Ia the plot to overthrow the present
government 20 the isianis, l. to the
effect that the ox-lug8n is 20 DO sem
touoed to banishmen, Tho statement
10 inside that In oil probability a few
days Will witness her arrival In the
Untsd States, which the Hawaiian
government appeafs 10 have selocIed
~ tho abode VI the r.yd porsonsge
whose presence It will not tolerate
longer
There arc many people who are
strongly In favor Of n republican form
Of government Tor tho sandwich 1,
lands, ana even would like TO see
Thorn annexed to the United States,
who cannot approve Of tho methods
which the present naturalization
there seems 10 be- following. With all
due reareci b. the good intentions Of
President DJlo and his cabinet, aud
Tor the uul1ub,od ability which II 10
claimed they possess 10 maintain the
republic on the Islands, tneir having
recourse 10 Punishment In this parliou'
lar instance will not intpire any new
confidence In their wisdom. The pc0-
pie Of the United Stats DO not take
kindly 10 that m tl0d Of dealing with
political otiondofs generally, anu n the
Hawaiian republic Ia unable to main
tain ils mold on the people without
such an extreme measure towards tue
ox-lueou, the number Of 10 sympa.
tnizes Is likely TO diminish, Tor a limr
nt least.
As the nat gfIt,uistt present. about
the best thing i0s tue republic would
seem 10 DO the adoption Of n policy Of
marked libemlty. So long As there
remains the impression that President
Dole aud his advisers are disposed to
deal harshly with the derosed queen
queen aud those who have an affection
OF iriondship for her ~ long Will op.
sitlon come from that quarter, both on
the Islands ana In this country. But
when tho new government gives eyi.
denos BY ils magnanlmity that its
chief desire Ii better form Of admin
iattailvo control for all the people,
free from special enmily toward
those formerly IN power II will gain
friends from the other eide. Vigorous
measures against those who engage In
violent acts toward the government
are necessary; but more conciliatory
policy toward royalist. OF reputable
character, including tho cx-quvcn, 10
that ihoy would reo3gniz, Ia the new
administration a friend under peaceful
conditions, would be- an improvement
on tue policy NJ present outlined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
Those Poor Sngnr Rrrls.

lisa thct quito GENERALLY known
that, Tor various frasDba, but pTlnCipa FL
ly ON account U' the very unusual aud
heavy rains OF last August and dol.
tombof, number II tho SUI Ar ucnia ia
tue lower end u Utah county took n
second growth and did nut come ub tn
the standard Of II per cent Juurusu
with 50 per cent purity as required By
the contract. aud Tor that reason were
not accepted by the factory at Luh.
IL Is also generally known that some
on the growers who owned ihesn yuOg
beois were far from satisfied with the
results " the analysis Of their heels ga
reported from the factory, claiming
ths fair samples had not been taEeh,
mistakes had probably been made,
iav0fitism had been shown, etc, utc.
10 prove their assertions aud at the
same umu secure evidence OF the uu-
rUllnbi tY Of the Utah Sugar com.
pguy'l work, number giHamplvs were
selected by the iAfmUrH ihomso. We.
from several Of the rejected bot
patches and ueuttO government eXlefl-
Tor aualysis,
There seemed 10 be no question ia
the minds ~ many but what the 70.
turnt would surely show q quality above
that required by contract, auI various
aud numerous were the rum0rs float.
iug about na 10 what was going 90 be-
done 10 compel the sugar company 10
uCCept the tJtclei hcuts.
The returuH cams Ia due time but
were far from uuiug what was expected
or desired. The Analysis o. reported by
government station showed lr0m 10 10
10 per cent buOrusU with Iuriuos of
from 90 co. 10 only, net one going up 10
the requirements ui tue contract, thu
vinlicaung the work dOue ut tle l,cs
tory.
The sugar per cent was undoubtedly
made 10 show high In these sample.
because OF their Trying out some, %
uuCtssuuly taxing several days be-
tween ihu pulling VI the utels anu the
time they could reach Decentralization
aud be- auAlyzgd, while & ir factory
sampleH are usually mao within
tWvuty.tDur hours after briu. pulled.
L. connection with thu . may be- as
well TO tia that any suspicious aB 10
the iuaccuI1ty or unrcliability OF the
WORK done lu the laboratory OF the
'ugar Co. are entirely unoAllel for ana
without foundation,
win the very best and most ap-
proved appliances f0r every detail of
no work, and skiIlgu men who make
the tusluess a speciality ana pride,
the work must be uusOlutey correct.
An institution uf the magnitude and
Importance ti the Utah Sugar Factory
cannot be run Uy "guesB work. nor by
doubtful Or suspicious methods; ana
men nuy results or statements are
given cur officially by that company
lhey may b. uruonded upon rs being
o1TTeo.. -Lchi BlnHCr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

tacred On the Island lf Solo. Ia 1880
10000 Armeniaus suffered death near
Nlosul. Inls6O, Syrian Christians to
the number Of II 900 were wiped on
tho earth, 10000 Bulgarlans In 1916
were cruelty muir defcd, and In 1892,
1000 inhabitants OF lesidee were
simiiarly treated. All these atrocities
sro on record, and Il any conclusion IL
TO be d tawm from the facts, % is that
the r1licy Of the government is 70 Keep
the conquered nations In suyusatlon by
means OF a rule Of terror harbafous
ia the oxtfeme. IN fact, tue
supposed necessity Of this has
been maintained BY the sulian's trust.
81 servants. Que Of them, a governor
T Damascus, ezp rsaaly stated that "ihe
government can only maintain It's su'
ptemaoy In Syria by cutting down the
Christian ssc,s."
No satisfactory solution Of the
Armenian problem can be expected A.
long az tls Christians In that country
rsmsin under Turkish dominion. The
antagoniiio elomof b. represented by
the Mohammeiaus the Nazarenos
will always cause conflicts. Toe com
mon Turks have never cu1soi 70
believe int II 10 a mefItoriIus
act to extermlnale tho "unbelluy-
or;' nor Will they neglect
an opportunity Of doing 10. Greeks
and Bulgaflans were torn from
Turkish rule after years Of suffering.
Europe alokeued by the horrld details
Of the repusti1 msssaores, gave those
countries Independence. Not till
similar action has been taken with 70.
gard 10 Armenia can tho trouble there
bo considered settled.
The Atmsnians are probably not
altogether blameleaa IN the matter.
They are Chrhtlanp, but they may
not a. a general rule be animated by
fpint Of marlyrdom that Induce
them TO suffer without ehoflg AZ
retaliation. Probably their moral and
intellectual status Is but what
can be expected alter centuries
Of degrading seryitude. but ~ poo.
pie they are on a level with the Greeks
and Bulgarlans, at the time Of their
Liberation. They arc progressive aud
longing for the blessings Of clvillza.
ton. The suflerings 10 which thoy
daily are subjected constitute = strong
appeal TO the world fJf aid. England's
statesmen are under moral obligation
TO listen TO this appeal. Every time
other nations have threatened " inter-
fere, they have saved Turkey aad
promised TO soe that the Christians on
joyed liberty, but tho promises have
never been fulfilled. Now the time
seems ripe again Tor some decisive
action. Why not draw a linu Of do
markt tlon between Christians aud
Mohammedaus, placing the former
under the protection OF some Christian
country and leaving ths latter 10 gov.
ofn themselves AZ they see Az Public
opinion IL commencing TO point to this
natural aud only effective remedy Of
tho evils Involved 10 the eastern
uuoatiou -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
BUSINESS METHODS
OF THE DAY.
These Adopted by Progressive
Merchants.

Step into the stores Of any Of our
progressive merchants OF today anu
you will be delighted At the lew, clean,
ffeah appearance OF the stock OF goods
presented i0r your inspection aud mar.
vel a. the absence Ot old yles on SHELF
soiled guOus, anu 10 you should ak the
merchant now he avoids such RCuum.
ulau0u, no will tell you truihlully
that no sells them before they get Ia
that condition; by going through his
stock from time b. timr and any artic e
which IL not selling rapidly "a marked
with price no low ihnt customer.
who can use such goods cau't an0rI
not TO huy-never considering how
much he may lose by the Transaction,
but now much the gain Will be- II solo
before Il hcC0mus worthless by holding
until II has no demand. Ia the matter
of meme clothing, styles OF goods
change oacn feas.n aud ~ goods are
teld past thclr seas n they iepTeCiale
In value MY per cent, and n third
they aro not worth tel per cent oftheif
original cost. Therefore merchant
tailor who closes out his stock Of goods
Just before efo1 season Gloss Tor half
,hrir cost, realizes tue fun va.ue these
same goods would have n held over
until tbs beginning Of the next season,
and he has bis money Xix months In
advance, with which 10 buy fresh,
seasonablo stock, And Tor this reason
We feel that with our hali.prlce sale on
Pants tor the pact two weeks W. have
made No much money We Will intlnue
tbs same prices Tor ten d 81 more aud
add 10 our halfpico clearance sale,
fults, anu make ~ curing the next ten
days any $50, $40, s2l, s28, s2s, $50 ~
So goods Ia our store for $40. Whu
eau AFFORD 10 refuse these bargains?
We can't atlJri G. oiier them only Tor
spot cash. A. evidence that this Ia an
offer you cam afford g. refuse, IL the
large stls We had on Pants Tor the past
ten days, and We expect 10 sell 200
Suits Ia the next ten days on this great
Offering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
TUE COLOMBIAN WAR.

Moager accounts only are received Of
the war now progressing In the United
States OF Colombia. The little news
tina, does come gives a general impres.
slon that the government forces are
having things pretty much their own
way and consequently that the re-
belllon does not amount 10 much. This
feature may be explained Ia tho fact
that tho ports from hich tho only In
telligonoe 10 oblainable arc In the
hands Of the government, which is
very careful 10 permit no specially
unfavomblo news to get out II IL
can DO avoided. Tue different points
NJ which the government claims to
have been victorious, however, show
that the rebellion II widespread; that
II IA powerful also Ia proven by tho fact
that the rebel army which started Tor
Bogota several weeks ago has been
able TO force ils way nearly three hun
dred miles to the capital city, whore It
Ia stated tho attack WIS repused by
IroopS under tho command u tho
president.
II will not be a surprise, even with
tho reports Of government victories,
to learn Of the Colombian rebellion
developing into successful roy5ll.
ton. The federal republic after the
form Of the W. tsi States Consultation
has been abolished IN Colombia, IT,
turn having been maIo 10 the former
centralized sysiem; and the president
lacks nothing but the title u an nbso.
Lutte sovereign. He chooses the min.
listers, Departmental governors, am.
bAssaiofs, councillors Of state, military
chieis. aud nearly all tho higher
officials. Tho coufp depend on the
central government, which has sup.
pressed the militia formerly maiu-
Aiued by the several states. Since the
inslilut 5u Of ibis policy the patty
opposed 90 10 mas been gradually aug
"NNNNHtNA INV ~ ~ ANNNi Vt NFNN
superior 10 numbers to the aiminislrr-
ton parry, The rebels havo the sym
pathy Of the liberal or opposition party,
but the conservative leaders OF tue
latter indicate preference to walt for
change until the presidents term
expires. Others, however Insist that
he will relnsate himself snd prefer
the attempt 10 compel the chsuge 10y
force Of arms and At the same time
establish less tyIannical system than
now prevails. Even in Bogola, the
capital, which has 100000 population,
the president was able to secure only
moager support outside Of the regular
army. Should tho future OF the
iutufrecliouials indicnte0 probability OF
success, there 10 no question that they
would receive the unanimous aupuorl
OF The opposition party, and then be-
Joined by On Cissson the other side
which always goes with the most
powerful faction. II the rebels should
0o succossiu II would mean more
liberal system Of government IN the
yallsp Of tho MsEdslgna, where near.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

The report now published on the
conditions prevailing In Armenia en-.
bodies the results Of an impartial Ia.
veotigauon anu appears thoroughly
reliable. II more than couHrms tue
iumos thtt fr some tins have
'nocEed the civilized world.
Tue Armenian question necessarily
must be- considered IN connection win
the record OF the Turkish government
during the past years. An Eat
ern exchange, quoting authou-
Iios on the history # tho Sub.
lime Porte, proves that since 1892
the enormous number OF 90. 900
Christians have been slain In Turkey,
Ia the most cruel manner. In tho year
mentioned $1,000 Greeks were mas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

Recently Mr. j. y. Thcmas, OF
North Dakota, visited the Shenandoah
Valley, Virginia, aud after carefully
examining the country located IN
Winchester, he wrlies 10 MI. " kiol-
ARDS, Land and Immigration Agent
baltimore & Ohio Railroad Baltimorei
Mary land, as follows: ~ have been
in nearly every state AMI territory ~
the United Slater, and Hm frank 10 my
opinion that this valley surpassca all
other sections In the Union. The
lands are low In price, and pioduoe
profitable crops. / thank you for d.
reoiing me here, and solicit those SEEK
ing pleasant anu profitable homes "
locate In this country"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

FouR WEEKS fom noon to-day re-
main to the present Congress. There
are several great emergencies waiting
to DO risen &C., and huge chunks Of
gratitude Tor the moribund session II
lie remaining days shall be- marked
with 80 muon good a, comes Of doing
nothing bad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

TnE HcTaid oi this morning refers to
the NEWS 40 "a oommeutsrlal contem-
pofafyi" irom which II will be- seen
that though the Hsrad may be short
on grammar IL 10 long on Dictionary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

ly twenty five centuries sgo were
fought some Of The greatest battles Of
hat age in behalf a popular govern
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

ONE DAY Of sOuIh VIM and one Of
warm suushlne-anI 10, ice IL alrcaIy
bcginuing.to plume sslf aud parade
W. n luxury!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

Reductions In wat rates eau De
obtained by calling % Mcjurrn &
Co.'S, 10 West Second 5.uth, and got
Ting water scrir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

Tho uraEnrr EvrErs1 hnHH De- rll.l
ttfueis. Salt Gdto city. ... .,
O'clOct. .r
The ursrnrr ertu .NrrstI Nfwa f la'''''''
on Turslay and Friday of each uuHA
The ursrurt WrrEtr lu magazine form % l'D
ishod ever Saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

Analysis, tlilct iowIeL Auhyhis
for chilb.aius-- rested feet AnhyHis
for swrsty FEEL; sure cure. Analysis
~ LymaH's, 80 Fact HrrHnl south.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Canialns 90 Ammanla % Alum.
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An communications should be- addressed 70
Dr,rnrr grvs ruuLuuns co.
Telephone 80
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no Navs is on saie 81 tho principal Hotels. News
Stands and on 40 passenger trains leaving inc ey
titar > daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

- N20UoDa FIVE ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
- with city water and cellar Fruit trees
aud barn On place. Apply on premises, ga h..
ard south.
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FOR RENT.

HOUsE-NO. ~ NORTH, WEST TEN
4 4 pie street Eight rooms, CITY water.
Apply 10 A. MINER
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suis-rihor. changing hs.r r's-e % residence
thouid alvays give i1rmsf AZ veil ai pfe''Al A4'
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE CHEAP.

A IL KINDS or COAL T. H. ELLEl
~ beck a Co., lul Main s. Tol No 51i
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For RENT.

JVUUR TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCES,
n rooms each, strictly modern, bath.
closets, marble Wnahatanda up and down
nKturuH new also newly PAINTED ana
faperci, sewer Connections Gas or
electric lights, VII rent cheap 90 permanent
tenants, only "a few blocks from busircss
center, street cars pass door Apply on
premises. No. .tJ Wos. itu South.
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COAL

DRCEs REDUCED. ALL KINDS. "COAL
4 that FuitA" Miller a Miller, 81 West,
second south street Phone 81,
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WANTED.

NITASTLD-LADr OR GENTLEMAN TO
w assist IN 0mca salary iiil,O0, With
chance 10 increase. and position permanent, n
tuitsd. Hal way fair paid 20 once II engAsod
Enclose reference hnd self addressed stamped
envelope. Manager. Lock DrAworP chicago,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29

Monroe Waterman (Dem): Tho
Wheeling Intelligenccr Is sponsor for
the statement that Governor MacCor-
klc frnnkly declared himself candi-
date for United States senator while at
Spencer the other day. He expects to
succeed Senator Faulkner he says This
Is n good Joke which the Democratic
party Of West Virginia win enjoy. 1t is
all the better because Of the environ
ment OF comedy under which II was
pcrpetrated and the political character
OF the newspaper through which II was
given 10 the public. The governor Is q
man of amazing humor and his reign
In West Virginia has been a series OF
delightfully."- entertaining surprises. BY
oil mylns let him run for senator. The
election doesn't take place until 1892
and that gives time for n world OF fun
We want to see him pcramhulatlng the
state piping upon the plaintive flute II
protection 10 the Democratic hosts Of
West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29

It VIII bo seen that the reduction OF
mortality In 1856, rs compared with III
average death rate for the corresponds
| ing periods for the previous four years
has been 1891 per cent, aud this de-
| crease Is attributed by the medical OIL
| GERS OF tho department mainly 10 the
use OF diphthcrla anti tONlne, or diph'
thereto serum.
At the recent medical college at Lu-
/! beck DR.. Behrlng read n paper, In which
he stated that the mortality from diph-
iberia had been considerably decreased
In all hospitals IN which the antl-toSlnG
| treatment was introduced, and he
thought that In time II would be posi-
BILE TO reduce mortality In dlphtherin
cases to per cent, Similar reports
were heard from Berlin, London and
Paris.
ConfrmRtory OF the above. we lind In
an eastern paper statement Of u re-
markable experience ot Q Michigan doc
| tor In the treatment OF diphtheria with
serum. He had twenty-five cases un-
| der his care, the disease being OF "a par
tIcularly malignant type. Being I'M
| able to procure nRti-toxIne at once, he
has Obliged TO treat the first eight cases
! without Il. Four OF these patients
died. lie afterwards received "a supply
| OF the remedy and treated the remain
| Ing seven with II. and every one was
| cured.
In u paper read by Or. william II,
Park before the New York Medical As
! ISOLATION few days ago, he sited some
! striking proofs OF the power Of minute
| quantities Of the serum to arrest fatal
| effects OF dlphtherrtlc poison. He
| claimed that an Injection OF from 100 TO
2Ol units OF anIi-tOXine In person
would give person utmost certain I'M
munity from dIphthcrln FOR four weeks,
| ana that by repeaping the dose security
| for longer period could be obtained.
The serum cure has also been tried In
consumption, but as yet not with such
| marked success. a certain DR.. Mara
glIano has prepared serum cure for
| this disease, but as. contrary to the
ethics OF the medical profession, he
holds It's composition secret, other
| physicians look upon n with reserve
and are somewhat shy about employing
II In their practice. However, II " said
that DR.. Maragliano has been called
upon TO lnoCulatr the heir to the thrupc
OF Austria andHuHgary with his con-
sumptlve serum. The youth Is slckly,
and II he should be restored TO health
by this treatment the prominence Of the
case would attract general attention 20
the preparation. As rule the deaths
from consumption far outnumber those
from diphthcrla. In Parig II Is claimed
that the mortality from the former Is
eight times greater. Hence II Is TO be
hoped that the consumption serum will
prove to be as efiicacious as the diph-
iberia serum IL believed TO be. Al one
time It was hoped that the tubercllln
OF DR.. Koch would control the deadly
tlsic, but II has proven to be nothing
more than dinRnostic agent, valuable
only In the clinic and labratory. Greater
claims are nude for Dr. Narugllnno's
discovery, but u he has perfect conf
dencc In Il why doesn't he make It's
composition freely known TO the pro-
fesslon?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Nov. 2s.-
Prciidcnt Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland
came into town this morning aud after
spending nm hour nj the White House,
they attended services NJ the First
Presbyterian church and listened TO n
sermon by pr. Talmngc, following the
reading NJ the Presidents Thnnksgiv-
Ing proclamation and the rendition Of
several patriotic hymns. From church
the President and Mira Cleveland
drove directly To woOdley. whore they
chipy,d Thanksgiving dinner In the
privacy OF the family,
The day was observed also IN the
other churches. NIL government depart
montg were closed and there were sew
crnl foot bail games between local nth
lctlc clubs ana colleges
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29

Philadelphia Ledger; Ex-Governor
Flower. who knows something about
banking md finance, estimates that
there are more than322j, 100000 In gold
floating about In circulation or stored
away In private boards which the own
ers might just as well turn into the
treasury and receive greenbacks for Il.
In this way the treasury would he al
ways plcntifully supplied with gold md
nobody would feel the drain OF that
metal. To do so would argue unlimited
faith In the government and great pat
riotlsm on the part OF the people; but
the faith and the patriotism are both
present, and, II the people appreciate
the governments need OF their gold,
they will forward II without hesitation,
as Mr.. Flower. Glmbcl Brothers, OF this
clty--the latter to the amount Of 100000
and one or two others have already
done. But the great difficulty In carry
ting out the ex-governor suggestion
lies Just here. The people have 20
much faith In the government that they
cannot believe II really needs their gold
in order to sustain itself