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The Republican journal., 1896-09-17
A Remarkable Mineral Water.

Readers Of this paper will find the adver-
tisement calling attention to Ypsilanti Spe-
citic, natural mineral water.
The powers and virtues claimed for this
water are remarkable, but the YrsILASTI
SPECIFIC Co., of 104 BROAD ST, BosToN is
prepared to furnish evidence at any time to
anyone of the truth of every claim made
Dealers throughout New England have this
water for sale in one-half gallon bottles, or
it can be had by sending an order to the
Company. The price of Ypsilanti Specific
is the same as that OF other medicinal wa
tiers, viz, 6Oc. per half gallon bottle, S675
per case of II bottles, with rebate of 75c.
on return of the case and empty bottles,
making the net price, 5000 per case
The Republican journal., 1896-09-17
CATARRH
ELY'S
CREAM BALM
House for Sale.

story and a half house, pleasantly located !;
fine view of Belfast bay; ten rooms all finished,
fine cellar, city water in house nice garden, under
good s cultivation apple pear, plum shade trees
NJ. c. DILWORTH.
Or c. B. HALL, Main St., Belfast. 44tf
The Republican journal., 1896-09-17

Marion Crawford has written new
story specially for The Century. 1t is
called "a Rose of Yesterday" and it will
begin in the. November number and run
for six months. The story opens in Lu-
cerne, and while it is entirely separate in
interest, some of the personages that ap-
pear in it will be familiar to readers OF
''Don Orsino." 1t is wholly romantic in
character.
The Republican journal., 1896-09-17

of the day often thinks of the kindness of
his grandparents.
The aged pastor and his companion
lived long and useful lives. l think they
passed through the pearly gates into the
city not far apart. j. d. NJ.
Stockton Springs.
The Republican journal., 1896-09-17
Maine Central R, R,
BILE.

On and after June %, 1896, trans connecting at
Burnham and Waterville with through trans for
and from Bangor, Waterville, Portland and Bos
ton will run as follows:
The Republican journal., 1896-09-17

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
The Republican journal., 1896-09-17
Boston ( Bangor S.. %.
Steamers City of Bangor and Penob-
scot in Commission and Sail.
FIVE DAYS IN TIL + WEEK FOR
BOSTON.

Commencing Thursday, Sept B, 1900 steam
ers win leave Belfast
For Hoston. Via Camden and Rockiaud, Mon
days and Fridays at about $50 i. Nj, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and saturdays at ahC ut Z. VI.
For searsrort and liainpden. Wednesdays and
Sundays at about & 900 T. NJ.
For Wmterport, Bucksrort and Bangor, daiy
except Fridays and Mondays AT about \ NJ.
RETURNING
From Boston, daily except Thursdays and sna-
days ar 5 T.. NJ.
From Rocklaud Via Camden daily except Mon
days and Friday At from 10 Is 4. NJ.
From Bangor, Via Wnterpoft aud bur, sport,
Mondays and Fridays at A. ~, Tuesdays, hurs-
days and saturdays at : y. Nj.
From !lampden at ! ~ a. " aud stur.l ort at
J. Nj. Mondays and Fridays.
{. Z. JOHNSON Agent, Belfast
CALVIN AUSTIN, Gent Supt., Boston
WILLIAM Ii. HILL, Gent Manager Boston.
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have set 10 work 10 resiafe thoir Hiak,
house, and the hopeiulness and zla'
thus evlnced cannot be too highly
commented. IL " an example Of
potent faith and brave determination
quite characteristic OF Americans gen.
orally, Of we,t,rneu particular.
ly, and Of the people still
mors especially who settled these
desert vsles and made the land
dellghIome. Some Of the authorities
Of the Stake are at present Ia this city
oniesvoriug to enlist the soiive sym.
paihy Of their friends ia the work ow
In hand. And the NEWS has sineefe
pleasure 10 recommending them ami
their most worthy object to the oonsld-
Grafton ana generally Of the local
public. Tho people oi Utah arc 20
closely connected that any ifJury az.
feeling one section IL felt by all.
The repair Of losses sustained In one
county II therefore IN thJri which the
others may appropriately contribute to
and In which they should have rn
active, tangible ana willing interest.
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akin u them are now pending.
Among the latter may be named one
which re eivod the Enforcement Of the
committee on prlnllng-that hKing
the price to be paid for legal notices
required BY law to be published. o.
course the advertising space Of ness
paper 10 a matter Of merchandise, jus;
ne the butter and sugar Of a grocer; aud
there would be a. much sense H.
onacting a law requiring the State 10
pay 4 certain price, and neither more
nor less, for the butter that
might DO needed in State
prison supplies as to say what II shali
pay for advertising. In the particular
bill In question, certpin prices are fixeI
for legal notices. This publication Of
such notices IL now done even by the
big daily papers u about ono.third the
price fKei In the bill; 70 tina, IT, effect,
II 1t becomes law, would be to fleece
those who had 10 pay for the notice.;
aud II the figure n1ed by law had been
TOO low, the papors would merely decline
to dispose Of tholr space for such
price, as they have a perfect hight "
do.
There are some things which the
Legislature can regulate under existing
circumstances, and others which 1t
cannot and be consistent. o the lat.
tor arc such matters Of business ami
commerce a. the Item referred 10; and
the best thing committee can d.
when bill with such n string TO II IL
oiieroi ls to kill II without wasting the
time Of open legislative sessions -
Discus it, provisions. Painstaking
members Of the lswmhklng body do
not relish a general discussion Of alb.
sutd or foolish Legislation.
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CAMPOs AND CUBA.

Martinez Campos In an Interview
with a representative Of q leading
Danish paper speaks OF tho Cuban
revolution. He says among other
things that people In Europe do not
undofstsnd tho slluation on the leland.
II IL well known that tho Cubans are
fighting for indept ndenee, but IL IL not
generally know that they are divided
In 40 many factions that Indepen donce
would speedily result In anarchy.
There are, however, al least four
principal parties. The frs, consists Of
the Weather Glasses, who only wish
TO maintain the status quo. Another
class 10 content With Spanish suEer.
ainty but demands homo rule ~ to the
internal Affairs OF the island. Then
there IL a small PARTY longing
for union with the United Btatos;
while the most numerous faction, the
Palsncas, or descendants OF the negro
slaves, Joined by a large olAsa OF
people who have absolutely nothing 10
lose, olamor for an INDEPENDENT
government. Under those clrcum.
stances, the general says, II would be-
unwlse to proceed with much severity,
crushing the good with the bad. His
policy, therefore. was 10 gain rather nv
,,,.t,.'...
u'Iiou'Aoy 'nan ny iotoe OF Afths'
IL seems that tho bpanIsh govern
mani VA, moi nnwIlIirg IN la, G.,.,.i
SAhpos Wy MS experiment up 10 u GER
tain time, but when the rebels threaten
al uavan. aud n. .nn.,.,,i,,
"iN w ''P"''"'1 was Jus
Ado 10 uflvo them back notwlthstand.
Ing he had 90, 900 men At his disposal.
,h., Io., III ,.,,.... - a.. ,,,,.,.
'"'' pH"onoo WIN MS uipiO'
macy" aud decided on more energetic
measufsa, In military eifoles I'm Eu.
-. 80 -,
'oPo MS Poi'oy receives NO ohuofso'
ment. IL IL pointed out that his first
dutv IN c,n.h M. ,.h.iIio, .,a
oo" 80"
'heh snow lenleney when This feal had
been Accomplished. In tho m.autime
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FOOLISH LEGISLATION.

One OF the trials that members OF
Legislatures have 10 contend with Is
the persistence with which persons
who have axes TO grind insist upon the
Introduction and onActlng OF measures
Ia harmony with their peculiar views
OF individual Interests; and consider.
ing the backing that such persons
manage to secure from reputable cili.
Gems, II isa wonder that the amount OF
foolish legislation that finds it, way to
the statute books Ia not larger than It L..
For, while the legislator may be care
ful and shTewd, II IA not possible for
him 10 be fully Informed a. to details
on all matters he IL called to leglslate
upoH, and no must trust to n consider.
able extent 10 the representations Of
those who do possess such information
aud aro OF good standing In the com.
muniiy.
The State Legislature now In session
has had its share OF those who
clAmor for laws that would be
unwise or absurd; and although
measures have got through one or the
other branch seemingly by some sharp
practice, taking II altogether the mem.
bers OF tho lawmaklsg body have done
very well In keeping out Objectionable
schemes by discovering their true In.
wSrdness before final action was taken.
Several such schemes have been sub
verted, and more are unconsolously
awaiting the same fate.
Among the propositions OF an i'm.
proper character that have been pre-.
scented, some Of which have received
committee endorsement, are several
arbitrarily fixing the prices which the
state, or those acting In pursuance TO
statutory mandate, shall pay for Ger.
tain commodities, Such pleas As up.
holding tue wages Of woEkiugmen,
etc, have been urged IN support Of
these propositions, when In fact not
one Of them would have any bearing
toward the result alleged 70 be sought.
Some Of these have been dis.
posed Of already and others
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BOX ELpERs GRIT.

NBws readers have besn informed OF
tho severe disaster which beiell the
good people Ct Box Elder county two
weeks age In the destruction OF their
hnS Stake Tabernacle, the actual IRE
loss representing something like sl2,.
900. To large. populOus and wealthy
Stake this sum would not be no large
as to render difficult lls easy replace
ment. But In the case In point the
people are not very numerous, AMI
they have moreover sustained various
other ssvsre financial losses, which,
coming at n time OF general strlngency,
have greatly ground them down
ia their MONETARY abilities, though
by no means exlinguishing their
energy and courage, Furthermore, the
various wards OF tho stake have oil.
most overTsAohed themselves during
the past year In the erection Of publlo
buildings; 40 that while they facs their
new disaster with pluoky foTlitude,
they md their powers simply made.
guate TO n task which their spirit
prompts them to assume without delay.
Nevertheless. as has been stated. thew
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4 MILIIIAMAN's NERVE.

Col. Colt commands a regiment Of
the National Guard OF Ohio, and gave
the order under which the militia fred
with fatal effect upon a mob who A..
tackled n jail al Washington Court.
house some months ago,for the purpose
Of lynohing a prisoner therein CON
fined. lie has since been twice tried
Tor manslaughter; the nrst timo the
case was not concluded because Of the
Illness Of juror; tho second lime, o
week OF two ago. the Jury brought In
verdict Of aoqullial. The law-abiding
element In ohio and everywhere else
approved the action u the second Jury
and rendered the valiant colonel the
assurance Of tho usual distinguished
consideration. This was all very
gratifying ~ far as It went, but II paid
no lawyers bill ami fed no chill
dron. So, a. soon As the uongral.
ulatlons were fairly over, the OH.
Ger proceeded TO the seeking OF
mere substantial tribute OF sympathy
the same beiug claim against the
State for remuneration amounting to
cool $40, 900. He probably has no tx
peotatl5n Of getting tho full amount
asked for, but II he should happen 10
DO 40 there arc many citiE,ns Of Ohio
who are already preparing 10 pitch
into the Jury before whom the pell.
Homer stood his second trial.
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ballard. nor.hou.a syrup

We guarantee this to be the best
Cough Syrup manufactured In the
whole wide world. This IL sayisg a
sumption, Coughs. Cold, Sore
Throat, Sore Chest, PnsumoniA, pron-
ohitls, Abthm Group, whooplnE
Cough, and all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, we positively guarantees
BdRard's HOrehouHd Syrup 70 DO VITA
out an equal on the whole face OF tho
globe. Ia support OF this statement
We refer 10 every individual who has
ever uSed ii,and 10 eyety drugglst who
has ever sold H. Such evidence 10 In
disputAbls. Bold by 2. q. M. |. Drug
Department,
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nsIIsrd.. sae~ LlaIa,a.

Mrs. HAmiltoD, Cambridge, Ills,
sAyG had ths rheumatism 40 bad 1
could not raise my hand 10 my head.
Baiidrdis SHOw LiniRlsrt has entirely
cured ma. l take pleasure In inform
ing my nsighbors ana iTiehds what II
has done fot me. Chas. HAndley,
clerk for Lay a Lyman, Kewansr,
Ills, advises ia SHoW LmRleRt cured
him VI RhsumAtibm. Why not try
~ II will surely do you good. IL cures
all inflammation, Wounds SlTes, Cuts,
BpralnS, etc. Sold by z, G. N. 1.
Drug Department.
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n sound Liver Make. Well Man.

Are you Bilious, Constipatsd OF
troubled with JAundios, Sick Head.
ache, Bal Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, PAia 10
Back aud between the Shoulders, { hills
and Fever, etc, II you have auy OF
these symptoms. your Liver Ia out Of
order, and your blood IL slowly being
poisoned, because your Liver does not
act properly. HERBIEE will cure any
disorder OF the Liver, Stomach or
BowelL 1t has no equal a. Liver
Medicine. Prioo rs cents. Free trial
bottles nj q q, M. 1. drug store.
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JIM CoRBETr slsninEs theatrical
contract upon which no can fall back
In case OF challenge. announces
that In his opinion "prlre. q ghting 10
done" He islhAPpy to believe that It
is-ior him. Actual Sighting never
has any attractions for the professional
bruissr alter he has gained enough
notorlety to make money out OF other
people'a simplicity.
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IRRIGATION ISInELlGIsLlIURE.

The Importance OF the right Kind Of
legislation. and tho diversity Of vlews
~ TO what Ia the right kind, was no
doubt nrmly Impressed upon the
minds OF several members Of the Leg.
islaturo at oonloint meeting OF the
House and Senate committees on irfl.
cation and agriculture. held last
evening. Besides the members
spoken Of, the session was attended by
President George q. Cannon, Judge
T.. w. Bhurtlif, Col. Stevenson and
other gentlemen Identified with the
State Irrigation asIociAtion; by Prot
A. A. Mills, OF the Agricultural aaao-
citation, and Prof. J. II. Paul, Of this
Agricultural college; by Bishop Raw
Inns and Mr.. Israel Evans, who were
considered representatives OF the go ID
settlers" and by Judge Dussnberry,
Prof Clufi and others. Nearly every
visitor present was heard In
remarks upon the subject, ali
agreeing a. 10 tho tremendous
Importance Of the questions Involved
ana also agreeing upon the main
proposition a. to it, completely with
reference To legislative treatment, and
the extreme care with which new laws
should DO considered. Perhaps President
Cannon most successfully represent.
cd the views OF the majority Of those
present In his suggestions rs to the de-
termination, recording and maintsn-
anse OF existing water rights, aud NJ
10 the measurement OF the water Of
our streams.
The latter IL = proposition which offers
few difficulties, and concerning the
necessity OF which there can hardly be
any question. As TO tho former, the
plan suggested was TO have local boards
OF arbitration In tho various counties to
ascertain by evidence the claims and
rights Of the water users, these rights
10 be affirmed by certificates. In other
words "water Deeds" and the whole
matter then, n necessary, TO be made
legally binding by being dscreed anu
nlso.d an rsoord in the courts.
The resort 10 costly litigation
"a, a.nlo,sd and ths iniu.ils.
that might readily be don. rivhttul
I'm An. ordinary courts and
una., m, n,pal Isv.I nroo.dute was
.,,or.,v no,n,sd ont, and m. s.nsrl.
.no. =, p,,hon p.wi,ns and .,.oci.,a,
-,,h ,.,,,ar,a m m. .dIud,o.,Ion of
,h.I, v,,., ,,sh,. I'm ans Of tho Cation.
cod. I'm mi, ,onntv made an .t,.cuv,
. ,un.,.., a, t,vo, ~ an. .,h,,,.,,on
nIsn Ths wish, Law n, C.li,orni,
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Would give US perfect health. Because
men and women are not perfectly wise,
they must take medicines TO keep
themselves perfectly healthy. Pure,
rich blood IL the basis Of good health.
Hoods sarsapAtilla 10 the One True
Blood Purifier. II gives good health
because II builds upon the true foundA.
iiOn-puTe blood.
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Much Of li'ts misery IL due 10 In.
digestion; for who can he happy with
\ pain In bis stomach1 Asa corrective
and strengthened Of the alimentary
organs, Ayef's Pills are Invaluable,
their use being always attended with
marked bsnefi'.
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a ST.. LOUIS preacher warns his
flock tina, "lt costs money nowadays to
DO Christian" Common fairness
would have required him 10 state that
II costs still more TO be n thorough.
pHced sinner.
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"BActsfA 90 not occur In the blood
or In tho Tissues Of a healthy living
body. either Of man or the iower ani-
malls" 80 ssys the celebrated DR..
Koch. Other doctors say that the b At
medicine 10 render the blood perfectly
pure and healthy IL Ayers BafHap.
afllla,
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On March lat and 2nd the II. q. W.
will make rate OF t2.25. Salt Lake
CITY TO Spanish Fork sud return, on
account OF tho annual Elsie ddfod Of
the CsmbTlan Stslety at that point.
Tickets will be good until March 9th.
Rate Of one single fare for the round
trip from all other points.
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Halpa Hair Remover cures dandrun
and scalp elections; also all cases Of
badness where the & auds which feed
tho !, Uts OF tho hair are not clOted up.
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TEETH MAKE FACES

Ana j. II. Heysor Dental ParIor.
makes the teeth the best for tho lowest
prices. Remember, you are not get
ting n cheap set of teeth for ~ cheap
price but high.ciAss set OF teeth foE a
cheap price.
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Rates 60 salt lake city for the
Oquirrh club Reception aud Hall.
For the reception anu tall rendered
by the Oqulrfh Club 10 the Legislature
tory Ry.announoes rate OF one single
fare Tor the round trip from oil outside
points 10 holders Of ball Tickets. The
excursion rate IL applicable for tickets
only on February 2lst.
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City Subscriber Will kindly notify J r. Dunbar,
lcitculatnr, Of any rrcsalAfiy 10 Vie delivery OF
heir papers
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rNEs SHARES CLARK ELDREDGE a 90.
Il stoek, W. }, MOORE box 20.
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HoOi's Pills are purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, always reliable and
beneficial. 4
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Tho rrvs h on sale a. the principal notsls, News
etands and all passenger trains leaving The eiJ
after D. m daily.
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FOR RENT.

hight ROOMS WITH CLOSETS AND
u GOOD cellar, ili East Fourth south.
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All communications should BE- addressed u
putssr SEus PusinHisa %,
Telephone sc.
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GOOD
PLACE
TO BUY
CliIaWaTG, CTOCk8Ty,
Glassware.
PRETTlEsT PATTERNS.
LOWEST PRICES.
Great American
Importing Tea Co.'s
si6 Main ST., salt LAX, Cily, Utah.
q 49,. 81.
si5 Main ST., salt LAX, CITY Utah.

I'VE operate 100 Stores and Agencies,
Wrtta f1r trioo IT,
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MUST BE SOLD.

A siCE ROOM BRICK on MYTH
IA East, modern room brick on EAtt
Drive. and soysn houses on ttNth south near
Main All these properties have every eon'
venienco And are IN splendid condition. They
can DO had for less than hAf their value and
On easy terms Mare me an offer for them,
ChAr. n. MONRO,
Room ~ O'Meara Bloch.
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Subscriber changing their place Of refiisncs
.hould alvays give iofiaor as we'll 10 present al
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| EVILS SS p LYG
II Fsv!'isa al. rufsa,L.

- fHHNt y ana IuFs
~ made Unlike otbeY
lye. u being a fine now.
uer And packed In d can
Win removable ia, Inc
contents arc hlwhys
Irsdy for use. ID viii
make the BET PeTfu,ntd
nara sQhp In % minutss
,olih ~ D ling. I1IsIis
~. for cleansing vast,
llpee, dlsinfeoiing sinks'
,losetsi cleaning pAints
bolvts barrels waships
fes, and hillinEihssctst
vL englneeTs aud mach,
!hlsIs uses; for painters.
W remove oil, paints, eto'
PiNHA' 1AiT l'f's %.
esn'l AsensP bns.. Ia.
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The prsrnrr EvrHrsa News IL published daily,
Sunday srcepisd, n corner south and Fast Temple
streets. salt flakr CITY.
Train Edition At so ,. IN. Regular Edition At
n'clnck.
The DrsEErr st,u.wrrrtr rrws IL p1biished
on Tuesday and Friday Of each vcek.
The prstHHr wrrHLr In magazine form Il pub
hshsd ever BAtufdaE
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

A GOOD TYPEWRITER igLoo. WAR.
IA rAntsdA bargain, A. n. Winter. Con. ~.
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MONEY TO LOAN

DEPAYABLE IN iSsTALLMESTs, ON
IL real estate only Pioneer Loan A Home
stead Association, tOI Progress Buil1ing
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FOR SALE.

A SKw LIVE GEEsE FEATHERS, TICK
~ aud pillows. ForpariicuiArs call d, THIS
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Excursion TO spanish Fork MA rio
arnndn Mesirrn nniIMny.