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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-31

woods 10 pray. His prayer wag answered.
Two messengers from God appeared 60
him. Ihoy Told him that while all tho
scots wero trying their best to do right
thov did not imnari tho Gospel NJ jesus
Christ and he Apps Jos. That mission
was lsf. 20 Joseph Smith, and two years
later he founded The Church u' thc lat
t1r.Iay Saints. This was In lsjO' Elder
Fafr said that though Iosoph smith bad
had iorty.hyo trials, nothing was pro we'd
ngainsi him, and that he had died u mar
Tyr to tho cause which no ospOusod.
Testimony Of the character borne by
Elder FAIR, who 10 = veteran In public
service In this Territory as well ~ In
bis membership Ia the Church, Ia com.
mon nmong the Lat,cr.day Saints,
who comprehend the exalted cbarsc.
Ter Of their leaders, both pas, AHd prei-
ont, and The unstlhsbno,s, the sin.
ccuiy, and Iurc mo,ivei which inspire
tnCm, bui Il has beeu an unusual
thinE until quite recently for the bear
ing Of such testimony 10 be announced
Ia any Of the large and Influential
journals without being accompanied by
an assault ulon tho Mormous. In this
ro'pcct tho present shows n marked
advance, fof the carrying out Of the
divine purposes. The solemn witness
Of such men ~ Elder Farr, bAsed upon
long end ultimate at,ocintion with the
Mormon, whom they are visiting an.
erent sections Of our county, csnnot
be real or listened to by thoughtful
po5plo without resulting IN that good
which every Elder Of i.rael ought 70
tu dCsirOus OF accomplishing.
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I've Da,. tionra lee.

Tue Rio Gfauie Western Railway
ngrnts will beginning on July L., sell
excursion ticRets To Glcnwnoi Sprugs
anu return via the Nsnvsr 4 Rio
Hrhndc Rsilr0aj, NJ 5000. These
tickets will he good three days from
date Of sale, aud will include two days
board at the Hotel Colorado, aud two
baths In The famous GleHw1od Sprlngs.
Iho Hotel Colorado, NJ G'enwoud
Sptings, IL the finest and beet hotel Ia
Jnl0rauo.
The RIO Gnnde Western agents will
ALEC soil excursion tickets 20 Glrnwood
Spring, via tho famous Denver a Rio
HrAndu ll'lifoa good thirty days tor
s...N', ~ sixty upys lot sg5 Ul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-31

1um,EY HAS socoploi tue propose J
rcilrms ~ Armenia. So dispatch
informs NJ. No one ever doubted that
the sultan would agree 20 any dcmandt
male upon him by Europe. Bat lor
all that, tho REFORMS viii never DO car
rird out az NJ "a "A possibility to avoid
them remains, There are Mlnawbrrs
among crowned ruler, but the Turkish
sultan IL the greatest Of them hll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-31
THE Lallep.lay Saints C0IIege

The LnltordHy Saints College, IN
this city, viii open TOT the work N the
tontn academic year on Monday, Sep
tcmtcr Y, 1895, The following cuufsrs
arc oiiufuu. Preparatory, three yeat;
normal, four years two years
preparatory commercial, two yrAt;
literary ave years three years
pfepAyatoryG scientific, I'VE years
three Yeas preparatory special
courses Tor students dssiriug 10 give
their attention 90 BpeCial lines Of work.
Students who have completed the
Seventh grade M the public scho0'a
will bo admitted % the fret year Of thp
preparatory EQUINE, without Cxami.
nation those who have completed the
Eighth gtalr are eligible 10 entrance
upon thu SECOND year A speciality 10
made ~ th, logical, commercial and
normal work, d training school ht.u.
provided Tor the benefit " the normal
slufuu's,
The faculty has been Increased by
the addition ut four INSTRUCTORS AM
our lVc,u1r,F, all specialists iu their
respective I.ua1 I'll. work. IuHuu DO.
practically IfvE, uu entrance isrU. !lD.
emitting s'u4yul 100 % years wIfk iu
the institution.
a c'tslusun giving full attenuation
may Tee nAN upon A.pHHA e.. InH
unIer'lguH|, WILLARD DOSE.
lUulluI.
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Utah vountS Sotiosi

Ga July alst, at Sallair Beach, thore
viii. he "a grand Mack Carnival. $500
in cash pf.z's. Eliason, the Wizard,
VIII entertain you IN the afternoon.
Excursion via RIO Grando Western
Railway o. following ratcG; Goshen
81 Payson $40, spanish Fork sl.05,
spin vile 80 81. provr $3.50, Amer,
loan iaTt iL.5, Lebi sl..5, RivuHop
sic, bingham Junction Zoe Murray
Coz. Special train uU return trip leaves
-ali0.t BNach ni lO:l5 y, ~, and Sat
lake one. H' lH!ii i. ne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-31

THE LIFE ot the Pence o.. Wales IL
said to bs insured lot CB,25O.OOO. 40
exchange satcasIicaly supposos the
policy was written IA favor Of his
mother, Tor tho poor woman bids fair
70 survive her son, ami Il would be no
more than Right tina, h. should
msks some provision for her support
IN her declining yrar'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-31

a MEDICAL Journal says tho sway.
Ing motion uf swisg or rocking ouair
Is likely to produce congestion Of the
head, AMI this Is the why of is sooth.
Las effect. It's 20 nsilcrei luxurious to
der people IA wsll a, 10 children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-31

For Mack BAH aud Carnival at Salt.
AT Teach, evening Of July alst, Rnd
Eiiason VI the afternoon, the Rio
brande Western Railway announce,
special excursion. Leave Ogden s:il
". m, On return thin leave beach nj
ll;lo y, M. AMI SAT- Lake CITY AZ ll;Il
T. m. Fare Tor round trip from Ogden
sis5, Roy fllO, Layton 0Jc, Rays,
Vile sbr, FauuluRlnn 75c, Lake Shore
Csc, Woods CFo., EO',
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-31

The direct line 20 Kansas City, ~
LOUIS and Atlantic toADoard, Is via
We Missouri PHcinC Railway, from
fucblo. Through sleeping anu chair
cars, anu NJ, connections made IN
Union depots IN the dsy time. II you
nfe golng East anu care fot daylight
ilde through tho grAndost scenery OF
tho Rocky Mountains on route, sec
Inst your Ticket reads via Missouri
Facno Railway. Elegant chsir care
rosiuyely free 20 holders Of regular
train tickets.
5. V. DyRRAH, &. +. aP.A.
- Merriam Block, salt Lake CITY,
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SutnmOr NcckWcHr IN silk and
Lawn goods at sstonishingly low
prices Brown, Terry n Woodruff
company, li2 Main street.
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Wilson BrotucI's celebrated white
shif,s, all siz-s, and sleeve lengths,
brown, Terry 4 Woodruff company,
li2 Main street.
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4hs urrrrrr rvrstv1 Nsva BE- publ asH daily
fHufay prrsptei. Of e1ruoE south aud llsi Temple
tfraUft salt alr rItF.
Ifr.r Edition 10 ~ D. m. BsHI'ar Edition ai
tu'UIH.k.
4Ha nrsrrrr eryg WrrrtY Nrvs is plbils'Hi
o. TUESDAY and THdHr W raHh vH.E.
Tho ursrarr WrrEIT lu magazine form e. pub
uLcd even Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-31

Cleanse your blood win Godbe Piits
Blood PnrIlIeE, made from heIbs.
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CITY sa'ssfiber. VIII kindly rnufy ) T. Dunbar,
sitculatlrl, oi an iuogu.ar'J iu toe delivery Of
heir Eapufs.
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No Srvs r. m sale At ,hs principal Hotels, Nas'
stand IN on a'l passsHgsr trains icayias The c.J
tnst y. m tAIy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-31

Great Midsummer sale Of GoplV Fur.
u.fhlngs, ITnus't- aud Sh0ps, This IL
uc time when We wu't have lots a.,
room la our corner Tor new tai 40 no,
aud n energy aud reduction ia prices
viii DO g. 40 course We have got it.
Fpurifuily you're
Pun, NJ HuEwuE,
Successor 90 SAM, kDha, 40 Malu,
Corner Third $ .u...
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MONEY TO LOAN.

DARGAINs ~ REAL ESTATE STOCKS
reasonable rates Taylor Bros, No. " MAiu
Street
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Buy nn your drugs AMI medicine,
al oN 'r.,UOl0 GodbE Puts Dag store.
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OUTING GOODS!

Make an outing, which depends upon
your outfit and the place where you
take it, Wherever you take yours you
should have an Al ou,d, selected from
our stock. We can supply you with
everything from A to 4 on the list. You'll
make the biggest mistake this season il
you procure your outing outfit before
calling at the headquarters in Salt Lake
City Tor outing goods. The quality
style and value OF everything We carry
puts all competitors far In the rear,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-31

ul.-ritsfs thsrrirg their p.h.s Of residence
mould Away give 'Jtuo. as veil a. prescott a1'
ifrHf
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100 Supcra.y Educated Dogs, Ponies
and Monkeys Unquestonablv the
worlds bg, Trained Animal EShib.
laOn.
Admission Children IS cents, Adults
IS cents,
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al Communication should b addressed %
Drsursr NEsa ruslnnus %
TfisptsBssHs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-31

rINuE REApEWs of TnE NEWS NOT TO
4 forget that there IL d strictly nfsis class
cmpl9FmCnt agency now IA -alt LAKE Guy.
Al kiuus ~ help supplied, and all klnds -
situations furnished. ENeI thing done strictly
on inC square
IJliy 4 ilerkolrath. employment SCENTS.
5h East lurd south street 1cl, NA
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suecluI Iratns for saita,r beach 40.
DIV.
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SALTAlR TRAINS on Page 8

IVEry ONE 70 KNOW THAT VIZ ARE
II buying aud selling more new Aud second
hand souss thEn any other house in tie west
n. Weber. ~ .IJ.4li. STATE =.
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Two special lrairs viii Wu for tn
gra % masquurHl' rnl, l. yu. Salt
LAKE cry ul s.li Au m.
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WANTED.
& FOOT UPRIGHT orncE DISH, Isl.

HIGHEST CAsH PRlCEs PAID fOR
i EOuts' east uu clothes. send postal
ana viii call. singer a Cornish, % EAst sec.
anu south
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cnt, MINISTERS, TEACHERS, La
'NJ'y dies, agents wanted cNoryWhtro
"a NAguN stANa.N SN'r stM BNOt,
''ttU,n' Ut nr uibI-." over 200 new pho.
tos. ploAses, Sells fast. fAys Big 40 ca
peft needed. one sold ~ IN 80 hours. lluH-
Co., philA,
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IIANE YOUR tEsspOOLs, GREASY
j 4 traps, waior closets and yards cleaned
~ the udsrless sanitary Company, All work
thoroughly dlsinfoctad -
uFriCE u MAIN STREET TELEPHONE
40. go
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ChiCagO Dental PaTlOTS

Can extract teeth without pain now msthod.
nhfuAtss 10 water, set Of teeth $500
htlIRe WORK, pm tooth, % 40 Twenty-Five A.
k1il yfoNn, 'AW, Logan crown, $50, Cold
uilnF' lhg0 W SILVER i.c, Cement !ie
AZ NofA " eastern prices. Come and lie
ohNneed ~ state street. salt iAE eCity,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

ing fall. They will carry splendid bar
gains in all lines, but they Will show
especially pleasing samples Of friendship
and good viii.
The idea OF n big Chicago ex-
cursion through the southern States
originated with Major-General litz-
hugh Lee while attending the
dedlcatory exercises of the Confederate
mont ment in Chicago last Decoration Day
The First Infantry, Illinois National
Guard. participated in the ceremonies OF
that occasion and so won the heart OK the
old southern soldier that he asked the
business men Of the city II there was
not some way in which the entire COM
mand could be taken through the South
so that tho people OF that section could
see a northern regiment that could so far
forget and forgive the past as TO assist
I'm defeating a monument 20 Confederate
soldiers.
1T would be a great and grand lesson
for our people" said the General give
Us a chance to welcome TO our homes
these sons Of our worthy foemen OF thirty
years ago. and their presence there will
do more than anything else could do 10
bury forever the little animOsity that
stiil remains. Come and bring them with
you and we will give you All a grand
welcome to our cities and our homes"
The same sentiments We're spoken by
the other southern soldiers I'm Chicago
at that time and the business men. see
ing tho benefit such a trip would be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

1t il true that up to the adoption OF the
new Constitution, which went into eHtct
April d 1891 all State and local olhcers
had been elected by viva Voce vote, buI
for a score OF years before, causes i, N,
had been elected by ballot. During an
the time that the two systems were mus us
used side by side there was no materiai
difference in the vote cast Tor cohsres.ss-.
men and other officers, unl-ss IN 49,
where there were well-kncwn reasons ior
the difference. =.
The notion that Republicans were oe-
TERED from voting by the VlVaV0ce system
Is not supported by the record. for q,
ample in lsS We chose IreslucIltlai
electors by viva voce vote, ana MT, la u
rison received 1874 votes. In lH. ths
Australian ballot system was employer
FOR the first time. and Mr.. Harrison re-
ceived only 1885, 81. The Democratic vote
also fell Off I'm the latter year, WINE lia1
OF the Populists increased, but Mr.. cleNe-
lands plurality was 1000 in 49, as 0oii-
pared with 2sbt5 IN ls,S.
Equally unsupported Is the assumption
that voting By ballot will bring more
votes 10 the polls. The total vote IN
1883 was 3i4.7Sl, while in 1872 IL dropped
to 34o.S4i Notwithstanding the increase
in population. 1t is possible that there
may be a larger vote polled next NoNen.,,,
Der than ever before, but, II so, II VIII
not be due to any change in the manner
OF voting. but 10 the greater interest,"
felt I'm the contest. 1t Is Wei known
to politicians that many Democrats nave
staid at home on election day because
they felt they were not needed, being Wen
aware that their party was ia no danger
of defeat II the boasts OF the Repup-
licans succeed in alarming thls 'ieine"'
seriously there may be an eNtraorQ lnaf-
ilv large vote pollcd in November, but IL
rs vet too early in the campaign 10 MAKE
predictions with any confidence on this
point.-Louisv!lle lCourier-J0urnal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
Io,tan,aneous cure for Burns.

Mr. II. b. Allen. Of 1873 Claiborne ave
nue., Norfolk. Va, says: Il cannot say
too much for Quratol. Ii has been the
means Of saving me much Inconvenience
and suffering. A few weeks ago | acct
dentally burned my hand in a very pain
full manner. and the wound promised 10
be an ugly one Iapplicd Quratol at once
and expert ,nced immediate relief, and
after a few local applications a cure was
perfected. The application is soothing and
cooling in the extreme. | have also tried
Ouratol for badly chapped hands and
bruises, and the result has been al that
could be wished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

ton committees for the purpose OF ex-
tending generous hospitality when the oc-
casion arrives, At Chattanooga, wnere
the party will stop for day, big old
fashioned barbecue will be given on tho
battlefield OF Chlckamauga, to which an
invitation will be issued to the people IN
general throughout that portion Of the
state.
Ii is expected that Chicago. by thus
taking the initiative among the North
ern cities in cultivating an increased
friendship among the Southern people,
viii In short time. reap a rich return
IN both o business and a social way.
President Peck. IN speaking OF the
trip. said:
Chicago has taken the initiative IN
shilling the spirit Of animosity that has
hess relations between the North and
south. The spirit I'm which Chicago as
sisted the Southern people 10 raise and
dedicate monument 10 their dead has
already benefited our entire country by
helping 10 moro speedily bury that lack
OF confidence that has existed IN both
sections. our accepting tho kind inNi-
tations OF tho southern people Will be
productive Of more goOod results and
Chicago will be benefited by increased
business relations with the south
Secretary Malcolm Mcneil spoke OF tho
South - field for Chicago merchants
and manufacturers. lie said:
More than siXty-hve per cent Of 81.
Louis trade Is carried on east of the
Mississippi river on account Of the sem
tlmental hostility. b the concerted ac-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

Just at dusk, at my study door,
Four little white feet stard on the moor,
Four little white feet leap 10 my knee
And boaming face looks UP al me.
Oh. full many a love I've known,
But never a heart so much MY own;
Never a grateful soul like that;
And this is the way love my cat.
Every day. through storm or shine,
This rapturous greeting stil Is mine.
F,yerv night on my knee she lies,
watching my face with her crystal eyes.
Through fame well gained or a lost re-
nOwn,
II stocks 20 up or n stocks go down.
Faithful forever as faith can be.
That is the way my cat loves me!
Oh. my pussy. the world is round;
In II fun many friend I've found;
When 1 was rich they bent the knee
And when j was poor they frowned on
me.
But. rich or poor. you have loved me
still:
You shared the good as you shared the
i'll;
So while we live. and when we die.
MAY we be together. my cat and !.
--PittsDurg POST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

Rod OF my long steamship service sala
he "and comparing the character OF ,ne
vessels In 1854 with the character OF tne
vessels at this time, and the manner or
doing the business, l am astonlsne1 "a.
the rapid progress made in the charace-r
OF the steamers, and In all other mat,ers
connected with the coastwise trace; ln-
steamships OF the present day VIII cd,Iy
from six TO ten times the cargo CARER
by the steamships OF 1854. They VIII car ar
ry II much faster. more satisfactorily III
every way. with the consumption OF no
more ocal, and will load and unieaa IN
less time. Such advancements for ireish,
and passenger traffic by water make me
open my eyes and worder IL this Is ne
same country / lived In forty-five years
ago.
II regard tho ship / am now. command
Ing as the very best sidewhccl ship that
ever was built in this country or any
other. and / feel proud that | am her
c. rnmander. After nearly 10 yeas OF
service on tho sea | feel that am
young man still. ] am active, strong,
and never was in better health In my
life. / eat heartily. sleep soundly, ana
ON just as happy as any man awe; MY
father lived TO be nearly ~ years OF age.
When / am 80 | expect TO be running my
ship on schedule time. l am good Tor
a least - years yet, unless some mishap
overtakes me. SO you see the sailor
lot Is not so hard after all, is it?'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
A Drngsis.s Endorsement.

Mr.. William f. Ingram, druggist, No.
S7l Church street Norfolk, Va. says: II
observed the notion Of Quratol on the face
Of Mr. W L. Galloway, which was very
much inhamed and had the appearance OF
crysipclas OF the nose and checks. / sold
him bottle of Quratol and in few days
Mr.. Gateway returned and informed ne
that Quratol had made a cure Of what ap-
peared to be very serious trouble have
also seen several other cases in which
Quratol has been used with the most salts
factory results" Quratol is not only n
positive cure for orysipclas, but it it will
give instant relief in cases Of burns, scalds,
cuts, wounds and all skin diseases. ALI
druggists sell it at % cents "A bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

ING THIRD BATTALION.
ton OF Chicago business men, represent
Ing more than S1D.00o0J0 worth OF busi-
ness, We can easily regain the social ana
business interests Of the South
Major-General John c. Underwood, the
manager of the Exposition, Is an OK
southern soldier lie says of the well
come awaiting the Chicago delegation
in the South
"Our people are 2 brave people. Gener-
ous IN their love as in their resentment3.
they feel quickly and deeply the touch
Of maqnaminify shown them. The heart
OF the whole South Is throDhing Win
pulsatIous of freniiincss toward chicago
for its memorial recognition Of its un-
known dead at Olkwcod Cemetery on
Decoration Day Representative men ana
women Of that section OF our common
country burn with anxiety % meet repre-
sentative men and women Of Chicago az
Atlanta. and pour out their thanks
in words of welcome and deeds
OF hospitality have already re-
ceived assurances from prominent
people Of Texas that the merchants
of that state were preparing 10 time
their visits 70 Atlanta so as TO meet the
Chicago delegation there. have also
received word from the Commercial Clup,
Birmingham. Alabama. and the Chamber
OF Commerce. of Nashville, Tennessee,
SAYING that both these cities were eager
ly awaiting an opportunity TO show
Chicago what genuine southern hospital
ity means Letters commencing the
movement and promising hearty partici-
patton have also come from leading men
and officials not only In Atlanta but from
Savannah. Charleston. Jacksonville New
Orleans. and several other towns in
Mississippi Alabama and North Carolina.
Or H. W Thomas. chapaiin OF the First
Infantry. will accompany the excursion
as IFS chaplain. lie is enthusiastic over
the prospective results not in business
way but as peace offering 20 the south
crn people. He said.
This work IS the browning work. 10
seems as though the war has been go
Ing on through a delayed spring after a
hard winter 10 the vergeof great SUM
mer time. We stand al the beginning on
the warm days when we as brothers as a
United manhood ana s0lalcnnood. are
about TO perfect a GROWING work OF
love"
and so Chlcaeo's busy pushing mer-
chants Will 90 South 20 cultivate closer
social and trade relations with the mer-
chants of a great and wealthy section
while :he wives ana families OF their
hosts are being entertained hy "a big brass
band and a striking military display.
WRIGHT s. PATTERSON.