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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23

Many persons out Of health nave found
an excuse In hot weather for doing moth
ing toward getting woll.
~ will wait until fall lhoy have
promised themselves.
Ills now time, u over, Ia thousands Of
casos. 10 keep tina, promise.
Nothing should now interfere with
building up tho weakened nerves.
Now Ia tho limo OF year whom rhou.
mAtlsm and neuralgia must DO cured,
when debility and nervousness must be
checked, When bad health must be
mendod-n ono hopes to got we'll.
Tho natural, unchecked course ~ dis
oa-o IL from had TO worse ~ tho fall and
winter wear ON.
IL il not that rheumatism. neuralgia,
insomnia and kidney troubles arc hard
10 cure-paino's celery compound has
made host Of sufferers woll-hut pco-
pic mako themselves chronic invalid
by noglocling tho irut symptoms OF
disoisO
Thousands Of lives that arc now fast
wearing out, would DO prolonged u
palno's colory compound wofo In each
Instance uaod 10 stop those omiuuus
pains over tho kidneys, TO build up tho
rundown nervous Htfongth, and cure
permanently those more and more iro-
quonty recurring attacks OF headache
aud indigestion.
There IL absolute relief from nervous
prostfatlon, sloeplosaness, poor apposllo,
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POLITICAL.


Republican senatorial Conventions.
In senatorial districts composed Of
only ono county, conventions will be
held pursuant 10 call Of county com.
mitteee. In senatorial districts em-
bTnclng more than one county, con.
vsDtlons will DO held at 10 O'clock
q. m, Monday, September 2sth, 1896,
nj the places hereinafter namod;
Fro, District, Box Elder and Toocle
counties, at EVANSVILLE.
Third District, Rich, Morgan aud
Davis oountief, NJ Layton.
Filth District, summit ami Wasatch
counties, at H,bef CITY.
Eighth District, Juab and MlllaTd
counties, NJ Desefei.
Tenth District, SEWER, Wayne. Pluto
anu Garfield counties, ut Monroe.
Eleventh District, Beaver, Iron,
Kane and Washington counties, at
Cedar City.
Twelfth District, Emery, Carbon,
Uintah, Grand aud San Juan coun-
tirS, ut Phce.
the basis OF representation In all
said conventions shall he the same "A
that provided for tho Republican state
conventions, viEi One delegate Tor
every forty volcs cast Tor u major poT.
ton thoieol for the present chief lus.
tico 0i the State at the last election.
Tho chairman OF the respective
counties named arc requested TO AZ
range for the election Of delegates 10
the conventions above provided for.
by or Or u the executive cor miIIee
OF the Republican state committee.
Jons Il. DOOLY,
ChslTmap.
JULIA A. FAREsw ORTI,
brcfu,hty.
Arrangements have boon made with
railroads 10 that one fare for the round
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Tho County Committee OF each ooun'
ty IL requested to call primaries and
conventions, on or before September
18Th, for the purpose OF selecting dele
gates to each Of the above named con.
ventiOnp.
The Chairman Of each County Com
mitlee will please forward TO the Chaif-
man OF tho State Committee lists Of all
delegates chosen to attend each Of said
conventions Ne soon as selected.
BY order OF the Republican State
Central Committee.
JOIN Il, DooLY, Chairman.
JULIA A. FARNswORTH, Secretary,
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Republican Convention.

To the Republican Voters Of UlRb:
a Republican convention la hereby
called TO no held at Mt. Pleasant, SNn.
pete county, Uiab, September 2Ilh,
1896, ut one O'Clock p. M, for the pur-
pose Of nominating three Presidential
Electors, who will, n elected. vote Tor
william Mckinley for President Of the
United Slates, and GAfret A, Hobart
for Vice. President q the United States,
and also for the election Of a Relub.
liosn State Central Committee.
A Republican convention Ia also
hereby called to DO held on September
26th, 1895, Mt Ogden City, Utah, NJ
eleven O'Clock n. M, Tor the purpose on
placing In nomination Republican
candidate Tor Representative In Con.
gIess.
Tho basis Of representation for eEoh
convention Il fixed At the ratio OF one
delegate for every forty votes cast Tor a
major portion thereby Tor the present
chief Justice Of the State Ut the last
election, apporliOned among the sew.
oTaI counties a. fOllOWs.
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psrtiee the Popuhste are congratulate
Ing themselves upon recognition
which comes ftom defifo on the part
OF one O. the other Of the national
parties TO place itself on sure vote.
getting basis m certain quarter. A
forced recognition ia welcomed ns
better than no recognition at all; and,
besidsP, 1t IL and acknowledgment Of
some strength In the party able to COM
mand II.
To undo some OF wnat has been done
will be one OF the dutisB Of tho next
Legislature, and the candidates on
either ticket will DO watched rariiou'
lefly for their abilities In this direction.
The science OF law.making requires
intelligent study, and undoubtedly the
voters will he CAREFUL In their selections
for the comiug body. A GwYG
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lNSN34lfmn NO REST
Elgsj9yf@g NO SLEEP
nHsAo DAY OR NIGHT

My hands were completely covered with 10
rema, and between my fingers tho skin was
perfectly raw. had 10 sit with 10th hands held
NJ, and away from the fire. Ny husband had TO
difsa and undrosa me like baby. tried tho
bast physiclans, but tholr medicines gave mo no
relief, and drove me almost cfaay. was ad'
visod 10 try CuficulA REMEDIES, and did %,
although my husband had 10 80 twenty miles 10
yet them. A soon % he got back, used tho
CuricuuA, and IN ne migE'si gfifr ne ersi
application I tcli psEftciig Easy and slfpt
s5iniy al Tat nl9M Before | commenced
usnr the CuriounA RnnEpns could got no
ease night OF day I could not bear 70 getMarin,
il would pot mo In a rage Of itching. j always
koep the CurtcunA REMEDIES IN ny house now,
and recommend them ~ everybody because Of
theif wonderful effect Yours gratefully,
AGNEaM. HARRIS, Push, Aeekienburg Co.Na
gryrnr Gers Tur,rnEHr ron TQnfrGiN0, Di~
stTa tlrpnnL = Warm baths with CurlcuhA soar,
ssntls appisauan a. CsfictnA tolntmtlih the rfeAl
skin euii and mid doiea Of CuriethA htsol'sAA
greatest % hnnnf gugcs
~ ,hrrurhout the vofli. Price, CuricuRA, saet
Soar. es,.i KHsuLyusIs &c and " ivttNh pAts
~ ttirr, C0Hr Sole pr0ps, li0sinn,
~" clos v euIs ToFsurinl ska pi'sA'''' nee
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NoIICE no pnLEoArEs.

To tie Democratic state Convention
nj Provo
The undersigned committee Oh trans.
portRllon announce that they have
made final arrangements with thn
Union Pacific company for tpscial
train service for the Salt Lake county
delegation 10 the Democratic Stale
convention at Provo on September "a.
Tho special will leave Salt Late Al
$40 u. m. J. II. MoYLE,
w. II. DALE,
s. A. KERNER,
Committee on Transportation.
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Mt. Pleasant, September 24,h; Provo,
September can; Salt Lake City, Sep
TENDER 24th; also al Ogden, September
g6lh. For these conventions the Rio
Grande Western announces a rate OF
one tingle fare for the round trip from
all points In the State. For details,
train service, etc., apply to r. q. w.
ticket agent.
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Salt Lake Temple.

AS a rule baplisms In the salt Lake
Temple are performed on Tuesday OF
each week. As tho General Confer
enoc Will be- In seshiOn on Tuesday,
Oct. OH, 1890, the Temple will not be
open on that day and baptlsms will be
attended TO on Wednesday, oct. eth.
Thuraday and Friday, oct. Sth and
9th, will bo occupied In tue perior-
nance OF other ordinance work rs
utuAl. l.oREszo Snow.
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Notice.

l hereby announce my candidacy
for denomination A county surveyor
Of Salt Lake County, subject to the
actisn oil the Republican county con.
yention. HAIRY 3. JOSEPH.
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The Manti Temple.

The Mapli Temple will close Friday,
October 2, 1895, and reopen Monday,
October l2ih.
JOHN ID. 4. MoALLIsTRR.
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TARGET RANGE.
Selection Of a site FOR h. Use o. The
n. q. q.


n. q. q.
Under Special Order No. 90 from the
headquarters Of the National Guard Of
Utah, board consisting OF Colonel
Henry Page. Captain J. o. Nyslrom
and Lieutenant J, ID. Ford WAS ordered
TO proceed with the selection Of n suit.
sble target range for small arms pfac-
tice near this city for tho use Of the
local organizations. Yesterday even
Ing the board made the following
report anu recommendation, which
has been approved by the Adlulatt
General;
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah,
September 10, 1870.
Pursuant to Special order No. 20
tho board has mot from timo to time 10
consider tho location OF q target range
for tho Salt Lake contingent OF the Ma
iionai Guard. They have consulted with
a number Of officers OF tho Guard and
have personally examined several local..
tios, TO assist thom In arriving at con-
clusion; aud while no ono place II found
10 DO wholly suitable, tho ground ex-
aminod Just beyond the Warm springs
possesses more requisites AMI tho least
objections OF any place examined by or
recommended TO the board. They,
therefore, recommend that this siio DO
temporarily selected a. the general tar
yet range; that two ranges OF two and
thfoe hundred yards each be laid out las
widely apart A. practicable, the noccs-
sary pits prepared aud tho ground DO
otherwise put IN order for Immediate
use; for which purposes ihoy recommend
AN appropriation OF lsl2l twelve dollars.
Thoy further recommend that First Lou.
tenant W. &. webb, First Infantry tho
selected assistant OF tho general Inspector
OF target praciice) no placed In charge OF
tho work contemplated. That each or
ganization may receive tho FULL and equal
benefits Of tho ranges, IL IN suggested
that 4 and Il companies, First Infantry,
be assigned tho ranges during tho first
aud third weeks OF each month; aud ID
company, First Infantry, and q troop,
First cavalry, the second and fourth
weeks Of tho month,
HENRY pAdE,
Colonel First Infantry. President
]. o. NYsrnoN,
Captain First Infantry, ASS. Inspector
Of Target Practice.
JNo. ID. FoRD,
Second Lieut.. First Cavalry, Recorde..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23

The Goddard Song Recital. IN OF.
withslapdipg the threatening weather
last evening, the Congregational
church was filled with n brilliant as.
temblsge, this occasion being the song
recital given by the pupils Of Mr.. III.
3. Goddard, assisted by Prof. q. ID.
Sohettler, guitarisi. IL was such an
audience a. would awe the
hardened professional, say nothing
OF the timid pupil, and II can DO
said with deserving credit OF those
who participated in last nighpa recital,
that they displayed great deal OF the
ease and grace necessary TO success
upon tho concert stage and gave evil
dsncs Of the training they have 10.
ceived In this valuable adjunct 10 pub
Ito singing. The program was long
but altogether pleading one ana with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23

Rustllng, hustnus Harry Joseph
wants the Republican convention 10
give him an opportunity to measure
POLITICAL arms with q. A. Wilkes, the
Democtaiio nominee. Harry claims
the ability TO ''cross.se elton" Salt Lake
county popularity Ia manner TO sur
prise the moat sangulne opponent
And his friendt calculate "nufi Sod"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23

The Democratic j, rty has forced the
financial issue as the paramount one
aud all others are lost sight Of Ia this
campaign, Republicans being obliged
70 take up the gauntlet or acknowledge
Interesting TO note that notwithsiand.
Ing the fact that members Of bjth par.
ties almost "iuli over one another"
TO place an equal suffrage provision
In the State CousliiutiOn,th they are now
Silent ON the question. Equally
sphynx-like Ia the attitude GU the
tam QUESTION In Utah. But
bimetnllism Not candidate but
he % It's ardent supporter and adyo.
calei
In the race bslweun the two older
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-15
THE INDIVIDUALITY OF WOMEN.
lPublished by Request of the American
Woman's Suffrage Association.

lPublished by Request of the American
Woman's Suffrage Association.l
In dealing with the so.called
woman question: one of the most
usual errors which is encountered on
both sides Is the persistent habit of re-
garding women, not as individuals, but
as class apart, who may be depended
upon to think and act alike on all oues
tions. The very phases woman uues-
tion," 'womans sphere" show how
cunningly this fallacy creeps into all
discussions. One never hears of a mans
question. 1t is simply taken for grant
ed that man does what he chooses in
the world conditioned simply by ma
tural, not artificial limitations. Were
women treated as individuals and not
en- masse, their position would be the
same. And what is Of the greatest i'm
portance, the natural differences of sex
would show themselves. as they have
never yet had a chance of doing. No
one will seriously attempt to deny that
the maternal function constitutes a
vast difference between men and
women. but exactly in what this diff
ference consists and how far it goes
cause the path Of women has been, for
the most part, marked out for them
and they have had no choice but to
walk therein, or forfeit many things
which women, and men also hold dear.
II II
Whenever a woman, driven by press
ure of her genius, has released herself
from the trammels which surround her
and insisted upon living her own life,
1t Is usually asserted either that she is
cold-blooded creaturewithout natural
affections or that no woman can really
excel in what are known as masculine
pursuits, because her craving to be
loved Is sure to dominate her Sonya
Kovalevsky, the gifted and fiery Rus
sian mathematician, Is often held up
as an example Of the latter. and true it
Is that her head and heart strove to-
gether in often passionate strife. But
this was not because she was woman.
Keats and Chopin undoubtedly died
earlier because of their love affairs, at
least, their deaths, 1t is often said,
Wee hastened thereby-and no woman
could do more than die for love, yet 1t
u not asserted that men should not be
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-15

be a substantial breakfast, a light lunch
and a good dinner: do not drink tea more
than once a day, and never with meat. Go
to bed between 10 and II, taking a warm.
but not hot bath first. and add to the bath
a little ammonia. This cleanses the pores
Of the skin from the dust and dirt of the
day, and 10 allows free perspiration dur
ing the night, and also induces sleep. \
glass Of cold or hot water taken just be-
fore gettig into bed fushes the system
and acts as a sedative. while glass of
hot water slipped in the morning often
cures even obstinate indigestion. Do not
read in bed, and do not keep a light in
your room as 1t not only tires the eyes, but
consumes the good air we require for our
selves.
:l:-:l:
In making mustard plaster take n
piece of lard and stir the dry mustard into
the lard until II is a thick paste and Will
just spread. Spread on q piece of lawn
and apply to the affecHsd part. This will
not blister.
:l:-:i:
Have you ever tried a hot pancake for
an aching side or back? Mix -four and
water together until you have a thick
batter and cook on q hot griddle with YER;
little grease. Place IT between thin mus
lin and apply to the aching place. n
pancake applied to the base Of the brain
will often relieve q. headache and is rec
commended for congestion of the lungs.
:l:-:l:
Where Is hair Is dry and brittle with n
tendency to fall out an English restorative
is the simple one Of a free application of
pure cocoanut oil with daily brushing.
This treatment continued for a few weeks
six, perhaps-will. 1t is said, accom-
plish the best results.
:l:-:l:
A few drops of benzoin placed on cot
ton and put in or around a tooth that is
aching will almost Instantly stop the pain.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-15
HEALTH HINTS.

A simple and effective mouth wash for
sweetening the breath can be made with
a single crystal of permanganate Of pot
ash in half q tumblerful Of water. Use
frequently during the day.
:l:-:l:
To whiten the teeth, take a leaf OF
common or garden" sage. and rub well
ON the teeth. 1t has a wonderful effect.
:I:-:l:
A good remedy for damp, moist hands
Is four ounces of eau de cologne and half
an ounce Of tincture of belladonna. Rub
the hands with few drops Of this several
times a day.
::-:l:
The skins Of fruit should never be eaten.
not because they are not palatable or d.
gestible, or are unhealthf,h in themselves,
but on account Of the danger arising from
microbes, which may, havo penetrated
into the covering Of the fruit.
:l:-:l:
Never eat between meals unless you are
an invalid. The meats Of the day should
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-15

"Billy." the goat of the First Volunteer
Battalion, Welsh regiment, now under
canvas at Fort Scoveston. Milford Haven
has found rival in a young African sol
dier named "Jacko." wearing the uni
form of the regiment, Is coporal. The
Carmarthen detachment of the regiment
claim the latter, and he looks well. but he
has to be carefully watched, for 1t II
feared he will make use of "Biliy" as 6
charger.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-15

Never eat between meals unless YOU are
an invalid The meats Of the day should
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-15
HOW FREE SILVER WOULD WORK.

nUW TnIE OILvcn WUUlU UUnNl
By GEORGE D. BOULT0N, Of Chicago.
One of the that they want
cheap they borrow
eeap or earn Now the cheapest money In the world IN
the strongest in the
world in the silver countries in London today
is China Spain, India
and in fact loanng
value of from gold countries u
while
cent the borrower example the
currences South
b1sh Guiana gold country with money at to per cent? the
other Venezuela conditions silver country
where interest rules at 10 to IL
Circulation Would Be Decreased.
depart gold basis Europe
send all the securities that be paid
in anything but godo requiring export Of either gold it's
equivalent If largely reduced
value The circulation
would into could out silver
certificates sufficient months that
during the instead the
After
time doubt by and mnts work.
they could largely Currency
fair imitation danger
again.
Going history find Europe
gold after another
found by sad experience their inability to keep the two values
parity England the depart this Then Ger
then France Holland Belgium Italy Austria and last Of ALL
Chill 1t prejudice their but from the require
mens Of trade that this taken.
We gold. silver anything
the best
Will find the highest civilization Where money is deoased or Is other
much
lower plane We find the time silver country in the
world think might without that is in prosperous
condition. securities and full
in the markets of the world
will probably take
cepon being and
in good condition the Mexico but they will find difficult to
support their The writer had occasion last month to buy IN
the Mexico Mexican government
These bonds bought 4s the dollar silver
the Mexican silver As the
$4,000 Mexican government
impossible condition
whose securities heavily discounted as in the above
Intellectual View
rayed gold high intelligence England
Norway the
public
schools a plane morality span
which side shall
OF you understand is not the intention party
gold disturb silver circulation Of the
desire demoneize
that On the other hand whole contention that all
laton shall be with gold standard and that this
'So instead of being reduced in value will remain equal to gold
anywhere.
the fact
that undoubtedly they will have more for loans with silver ruling
and
Endorsement Of the principle believe the only stand
borrowed the chances
reduced that which
hum
millions this to bo
settled which will released extent
make the change accordance with the platform Of the silver people,
amounts
For these have gold its equivalent ,,i.,.
Gold viii Advaace.
hold Of commod
No legtsla
depleted
securities to be at
avoid serious
look for great dis
trouble which will be felt by all
capitalist
feel trouble least
t canla largely s Others.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-15

The Congregational union conference. in
appointing its representatives on the new
Nonconformst league, paid Mr.. Beriah G.
Evans the compliment of unanimously Sc
lecting him as the convener of the Con-
gregational section of that league. Mr..
Evans has taken so prominent and active
a part in the AntiEducation bill campaign
as secretary to the Non-conformst Edu-
cation Council of Northwest Wales that
the union conference felt Mr.. Evans SER
vices We're required for this post, al
though he had already been elected con-
vener of another of the unions commit
tees.
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geniuses because they are prone to fall
in love.

in love.
1t is not within the province of this
article to deal with the undoubted
natural limitations of the woman who
choose marriage and motherhood; 1t Is
merely intended to maintain the right
Of every individual to select his or her
career at will. and to assert that 1t Is
no more the duty Of every woman to
choose marriage and fatherhood. Once
chosen, the duty of the mother to de-
vote herself to her children is clear. be-
cause that is duty which cannot be
filled by a. man So far, nature has
clearly indicated the path of each sex
beyond that let no man dare to place
fetters on the individual soul, or ar
rogate to himself the functions Of
Deity, and say thus, Thus far and no
farther. Burrili Curtis.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-15

If you dip your broom in clean. hot suds
once a week. then shake 1t until It is al
most dry, then hang 1t up or stand 1t with
the handle down, 1t will last twice as long
as 1t would without this operation.