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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-31
BuYAN's STATEMENT.


ne 10 Net MEMBER OF Tue
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 8O.-Mr. Bryan
today gave out tho following state.
muni.
al have not attempted TO answer oil
Of the Misrepresentation which have
bten circu ated In this campaign, but
In those clotiBg daysI feel thAt It IL
necessary 90 call your attention to mn
attack which has recently been made
by the enemy. Mad that tue Rspub.
licaus arc circulating among many
Catholic citizens tho charge that am
or have been member of tue Amen.
eau Protective Association. 1 have
also learned that have been accused
ct being n mentor OF q society which,
1 think, 10 known ~ tbs Junior Order
OF American Mechanics. Al tbs same
time / havs been accused In other
quarters OF being opposed 10 the public
scnool system aud OF having voted
against tho teaching OF tho English
language In the public schools OF New
Mexico. While have attempted 10
oontins my discussion OF public Issues
10 the questions raised by my platform
aud have considered the money ques.
lion paramount 10 all othets, l take
this opportunity TO explain my position
upon the religious controversy which
has bvon raised.
~ am DOT aud novor have boen n
member OF tho American Protective
association OF OF the Junior Order Of
American Meensnio', or Of any other
society hostile TO Auy church, religion
or race, nor have 1 ever applied for
membership Ia any such ofgEniza-
tiont. While 1 am 4 member OF the
Presbyterian church, 1 have always
believed that there should DO no re-
ligious test applied In tho holding OF
public offices.
81 am n believer In the public school
system. 1 attended public schools my.
self, and my children arc now attend
Ing public schools. While 1 recognize
tho rights OF parents 10 send their
children TO private schools and colleges
n they 30 desire, l believe that tho Tree
public school must remsin n part OF our
system OF government In order that tue
means OF education shall be within
tue reach OF e-ary Guild In the land.
Tho Democratic moclbets OF Congtese
voted against n proposed constitution
OF New Mexico which compelled
the teaching OF tho English Language
IN tho public schools, not because the
Democrats were opposed " public
schools or 10 the teaching OF the EGG.
llsh language In such schools, but DO.
cause they did not deem II necessary
or Wise to rtquiro pledge from the
people OF New Mexico which had not
been 9 quifod OF the people a the
other territories seeking admission.
81 trust that those VINO support tho
policies SGT forth In the Democratic
platform will not allow themselves TO
be alienated from any support on any
hfildAvlu which may DO circulated by
political enemies. have tried, 90 far
as ooulu. 10 conduct this campaign
In an open bnd honorable way, nnd
have insisted that those who arc with
us should refrain from personal cfiu.
cisms OF my oppouenis and leave tho
people 10 pass Judgment upon the prln.
olples which wo represent"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-31

pucr boy, o. well ne the more fortunate
boy, has the same chances In tue race
" lie. Don't let the ihui that you ore
poor embatrass you ut all; u should
only act ~ a spur 10 greater tiioiis on
your part.
'Just have pufo hearts, Keep your.
selves clean, anu then bright future
IL be ore you, and I Trust and believe
that you will realize In the ysars TO
come the fnndsst hopes OF your boy.
hood. What yen want 10 do 10 10 seek
10 do some ustful thing better than
Anybody eIse, Tor when you can DO
something better than auyhoiy else
there will always be- demand for you;
tomehody Will constantly want youf
services. Remember that tue beet
thing In this " rid II TO have goul
unms, ANA that geoi chafao ef Will
count more and last longer than any.
thtng cise you eau have"
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Mr.. Bryan had scarcely begun spess-
ing, when procession crossed the
railroad tack 10 the rear Of the audi.
ence. IL soon developed that the pro.
ceseion was oompoted OF uniformed
Mckinley Clue carrying banuorf,
notices and pictures Of the Republican
candidates aud large American nag.
Immediately after crossing the rail-
road the procession turned abruptly
Into the crowd, A. " intending To "nmo
directly 10 ihs platform. There was
disturbance Of tive or three minutsi,
iufa'ion, which caused suuh confusion
A. 70 put stop 70 the speech.
Nj. Bfysn addressed himself briefly
10 the situation before him. He said,
IN lafi;
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VINO brought their banner closer.
Then, pointing toward man Carrying
the banner. Gen. Palmer continued;
81 see n sap-heai tool over thofe
with n Bryan picture. Why doesn't
he come out from behind the picture,
20 we eau sec VINO he h2 have oh.
served all through this campaign that
tho mon who say they are fot Bryan
have 10 so labeled with theif
csndidAte's name, On they will net for.
get whs they are Tor"
This sally provoked n Bfypn demon.
stratlOn IN 4 overwhelmed the speaker,
and Gen. Palmer retired ia anger.
Gen. BuoknoF then appeared and
thofe was another Tremendous shout
Tor Bryan. Assoon a. the a0uthofnof
could be heard no came back al them
with tue following rttori
"You eau hUllur mighty loud ter
Bryan, but not ono OF you eau give n
sensible reason why you Ate going TO
vote for him. Maybe the man who u
scfcechlng BTyan's name out there
can count ~ much a. n hundred with.
out makinga mistake, out doubt ~.
| sls5 doubt that he Knows the alpha.
bet, and Im certain no cant say u
backward. The gable OF fool l.
utterly ncomptehensiblr TO me, and
therefore III pay no further attention
10 what he may have 10 say"
Al this iunctufc s1me one shouted
"HurtAn iot the Mckinley aid soci.
ety."
"l'm glad some fool has said that"
reIotied Gen. Buekner, VINO ondsavot.
cd TO continue his speech, but the
crowd tufging around the car had by
this time become 20 upf0arioua that
tho speaker had to walt u long time
before he ojuis proceed. aud though
he spoke only fow words aftcrwatds ,.
his speech could be heard only by nfew
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lELEGRAPHIC.
The CASTLE TRIAL.
4 Formidable array Of Counsel e.
gagged OF the Case.
ms. CASTLE 10 PLEAD SICKNESS.
III, AFFAIR VIII he a Matter Of Twen'
u.fivo Tbouand Dollars 10
the Hubbard.

LoSpoS, Oct 80. - tCopyrishted
1895. By tho Associated Pfcs'. The
c..e Of Walter NJ. Castle, tue Ban
Francisco merchant, and his wife on
change u shoplifting, preferred by
various Yves, End dealers. Is on the
docket for Monday next, but only the
collectors Of The case will appear al tuAt
lime, and there will wlthou, doubt be
a postponemsnt. II is expected this
ease will DO definitely liked for Thurb'
dsy, whep the tfinl IL likely 10 proceed
without Interruption. A formidable
afr,y Of counsel has been engas cd 10
iase ppft IN the case, aud by the advice
Of MI, Cs-tlu'e solicitor tho cases Of the
husband and wife will DO proceeded
with separately.
on tho distinguished counsel who are
10 take part la the trial, tue huablnd's
case viii DO looked alter hy Sir Frank
Lockwood, formerly solicitor general
ia Lord Rosebcfy'a cabinet, anu who
has recently returned from q uip 10 the
United btatea In company with the
Lord chief justice, Baron Russell OF
Killowep, and 4, i. ON, who con.
Quoted the prosecution agpinet Oscar
Wilde on bphslf Of tho treasury.
nsMFs. Castles case will be defended
~ Sit Edward Clarke, who was solici.
I0f general Ia LORI ballshuty's cabi.
net, and who has set all Englaud by
the eaia by his recent declaration that
no Impartial arbitrator can be oxIect-
I'd 10 decide the Nent zuelAu dispute ln
ufoat Britaia's favor, und Charles
Matthews. This brilliant galaxy Of
acknowledgements OF for.
midable contest on behalf u the defend.
aus.
Ills decided that the defense In Mrs.
Castles case shall DO based ON medical
testimony. In addition 10 the explicit
IN iavit Of = san FranciscO uociot
vino was familiar with Mrs. Castles
case. testimony will DO Offered by DR..
George Henry Savage, lecturer Of men.
IA diseases At Guys hospital ami au.
Thor Of q manual vn insanity.
Dr. Scott, tue attending physician q
Holloway jail, who hal Mfs. Castle
under his charge, Will also SHOW that
ine was suffering IRON n w0man's ALL
ment which would account for her
mania.
MIR. Castle said today TO n repreren.
tative Of the Associated PfsFi: "My
wife II still IN the same condition Ne
sue has been siboe this unhappy affair,
and she requires the constant anu
wAtchiul cafe OF nufeo anu doctors. 1
DO not expect 10 have her improve un-
al the strain OF thu present position 10
ended. Our boy " staying with rvla.
lives In the coun,fy.",
IL 10 estimated this trial will cost
Mr.. Castle over $4,000 (sg6,O0O.) Sir
EDWARD CLARKE anu otnefH OF counsel
probably require u retainer Of $500,
with reifrshers OF $500 10 $1,000, Ia al.
dilion " which the uoctoTs' anu toliul-
tori fees are W DO considered.
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PURE room AND DRINK

The goodwill that goes
with good tea is part Of the
proft-that is why some
groccrs are glad to sell you
.Sch2lliRgS Best
But there is more profit.
take it all in all. in .SchH-
hRg'S Best tea-for you, for
the grocer and for us.
sehuIng "a Company
San lmntiHru FN
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The FAMOUS
RED PYRAMID
Its Fans Dus 10 Reports Of Living.
stone, Stanley, Hooker ard
0,hsr Alriial Explorers.
HISTORY OF A IaOPIC WONDER,


n OF all the people
who dsily stick the
y two.cent postage
~ stamp on letter.,
S--A/p ~ thbiy not 0ns In
twenty can tell you whose lace il on
the STAMP. They have not noticed.
~ conspicuous aud umniptcFcni.
Therefore everybody sees IL aud naks
the meaning Uiit.
In crowded hotels, on the bankers
desk, IN the me rnhhn's flee, In the
haunts Of bicyclitts, Ia army tents 90
tbe'mnst distant outpoets, In colleges
where young men cultivate 10th MIND
auu mufclv, IN the studios " paintrts,
tho dusty dens Of lawyer, the book
lined fctfttts Of preachers, wherever
hihlelH ATE tfainiDg, IN tcnuolfOUms,
IN homes and on board ships NJ fUa-.
your eyes are sure 10 iall upon thu 10
pyramid.
For many years African traveller,
aud explorers, including bivingstOnU,
bAfth, Stanley, HooEef, Bigger huu
others, have reported the existence
there OF n nut, tue chewing Of which
enabled the natives 10 perform leafs VI
endurance aud strength wholly i'm.
possible without u. II was sai1 10 be-
a liie.rtnowing agent Of Immense po.
loucy, yet harmless % bf,ad-tho only
atimulant therefore known without
reaction " any hAJ effect,
These reports proving true, many
attempts were male, especially during
the pact % Year,, TO furnish proc ucis
VI this nut which would not be 10
civilization Whist the nut itself was "
tho natives. The need Of this arose
from thc fact that the nut quickly DO.
composed when taken irpm tns tiuc
ana could not, Therefore, be marketed
In ioftign oeuutIius.
1hcie attempts were all iAilufst until
the brunswick Phnfmacal Company
VI " William st., New York, solved
the problem anu gave 10 the pubiic
their kolaiTa preparations.
The chef VI tuOse, Vino kolafra,
contains all tho properties y tue sguI.
ouila Lui. AH n stimulhnt Aud tonic
1t IA beyond comparison. IL bfacrs
aud invigOfates BODY and mind, dulug
nO harm whatovgr 10 either. IL e..
vitAlizts the stroug and ilits invaiida
m tue naturally weak Up 10 n h ghrt
iovel. IL hHs nouc " the toacli0nafy
qualities Oi alcoholic sIimulAris. NJ
uabit follows tue uto Ut VIM. IL Jlaifh.
IL IN now almost uuivethiiy employed
ny athletes anu invaliJs, aud the nts
case OF any but beneficial results hus
yet 10 be- reported.
Nstufs'a blessings are mostly mixed,
bat once In n weary while shs prtrentl
u. with IN ail-round good tniug-a
clean, straight, Tension, without az
"IL" On "And" or "but." Anu
Vino.k oiaira seems TO 10 one Of these
golden giils.
On tue labels and wrappers OF lhi,
preparation 10 the Red Pyramid. IL,
u Trademark, the symbol OF the gem.
Inc, q suggestion VI Africa Ana thu
sign OF reality, solidliy and strength,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-31

PARIS, Oct. SO.--Hoavy storms and
foods have occurred In southeastern
France. The river Krone has risen 10
such an extent that II has overlooked
ita bauks ia several place..
II gamaure, Bveanairs aud Veln-
hreguc nave botn inundated anu this
ancient AmphitheaI.rn anu casino have
been flooded. TINS inhabitants OF Nsis.
bfogue are living for the time bsing IN
the upper stories OF their houses.
Great anxiety IL felt concerning tho
condition Of Affairs ~ Avignon, lower
portions OF which have boen flooded.
The valleys VI the Saons ana the
Arjtohe have been Inundated by the
lOffuntiAl rain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-31

Notary Pasiic ooos.y wouid Liise
some of 10.

Notary rasiic coos,y wouid Lile
some of ~.
San FRANcIEO, Oct. "a. 90 Notary
Puuiic J. J. COonsy Ut tue Fair pencil
deed Gaze fame u going 70 Try himself
Tot noine OF the vast fortune mat IL tho
source OF ~ much litigation, lie has
complained TO the court that Charles
IL. Far In the cross complaint filu1 Ia
tue courts In connection with his au-
swor TO Mrs. Netiio CfAvens last
Thursday has falsely and maliciousiy
libeled him, aud he asks damages IN
tue eum VI s2OO,O00. Attorneys Del.
mss anu 5horfiugo are acting as o0uu.
sei for C0oney anu on HE beuali have
hlui suits against Charlie L.. Fair,
each for 100000 for alleged libel VA tho
respective otoss complaints ,hat tue
uuiondant filed Ia answer 10 tue Cft-
ven's suits. They cay that Far over.
stepped the bounds OF the law when he
ntHolod Cooney In the couuo Of hit
complaint TO the Cfavens suit.
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Tho Remain. TO bs orsma,,d In san
Isaaeisro.

BAN Francisco, oct. sl.-.rhe To.
mains VI the late Kate Field whJ
died In Honolulu some months ago
uiii be crumatrd In this city. Al.
rangeDenia Tor auch disposition Of tho
body have been coinpieled by COM
miitoe Of ladles who have taken chat q
OF tue matter. Misal Field's rsmAins
viii arfive here on the Australia ifom
Honolulu next wednesday. That they
viii be ctomAtod II the wish of Mrs.
sol sni,u, u cousinloi Miss Field.
Mrs. Henry T.. Hignton and Mfs.
Ala Van Poit OF this M0mau's PEGS
association have co.Opefated with Mrs.
smith and tho final details will be
completed In n few days az 10 tho
nature OF the cefumOnita 10 be heid.
ruBiiy Episcopal OF San francisco
has been sel,oted Ne tue place, but
Rev. George Edward Walk will not
perform ,hu ccfomouy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-31

Mr. J. X. Fowler, secretary and
treasurer OF the CoTinne MIL, Canal
and Stock Co., OF Corinne, Utah, IN
abeAking OF CbamboriAin's Cough
Remedy suyIi ~ consider II the
best In the market. have used many
kinds but nnd ChambeflAin's the moht
prompt and ctisotuai In giving relief,
and now keep no other In my home. "
When troubled with cough or cold
give this remedy trial and We assure
you that you will DO more than pleased
with the result. For sale by drug.
gitts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-31

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. Thomas T..
wa1syn spoke nj sandotsville toiay In
behalf OF West, tho Populist candidate
for Congress Ia too Tenth dislrici. In
the course OF his remark. ho expressed
u sincere desire that Bryan b. elected
nj nil hazards. Respecting himself he
said among other thiDgt;
III AN out of the race Ia Georgia.
There are two tickets you oan vote
next Tuesday-Bfyan and Sewall, OF
Mckinley aud Hobart. anu " you
oan'l stand either, stay nj home.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-31

NEW YoHK, Oct. s0.-Mi,s Mathilda
Neson hAs Usgun suit Tor tho recovery
Of $4,000 from the eslato VI the late
Austin Cotbin. While not explaining
what her relations with the miili0 maize
were, Miss Nelson, who 10 a handsome
bwoue OF ABOUT thirty Year., alleges
that Corbin was q Eloquent visitor NJ
her npattmontB, and not long before
his death hu told her that no had Ia.
Vs,tsd $4,000 Tor her, which would be
provision ior her In her old ago In
the event ct his death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-31

TACOMA, WASH, ost. al.-C. Der.
nard, n merchant living Ia Shanghai,
who recently arrived rom tho Orient,
reports that the river Pei-Ho, Ia north
China, has again oveif1wsa IL backs
aud transformed the surrounding plsius
above Tent Tan into an excessive lake.
The city 10 Ia great danger ana trad.
ing In China has suffered an innsti-
mable damage.
Thousands OF farmers wers driven
from their homes. The railroad 10
unable to cope with tho trsde OF the
port In ils normal condition and at
present the exports and the imports OF
nve provinces arc bsing carried up
and down tho river forly.fivs miles ia
small vessels drawing three or four
feet.
Bernard says the Chinese govsan.
msnt Ii doing absolutely nothing In
the presence OF tue disaster, but seems
content 10 roai quietly.
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EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER %, 1894.

Train No leaves Ogden G.il a. ~,
aslt Lake f'a0 u. M, arrive NJ Pueblo
800 n. M, Colorado Springs 7;lJ a. NJ,
Denver $3.50 a. M.
Train No, leaves Ogden Gs5 p. M,
salt Lake 40 r, M, arrive NJ Pueblo
niao y M, Colorado Springs 0;i9 p. m,
Denver e2l ,. IN.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east.
Eegant daY coaches. chair cars aud Pull
mau sloepora on all trains. Take tho
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and enjoy the finoat scenery ON tho con-
tinent.
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DUBUQUE. la, 90. sl.-Tho Du.
buqus association OF the Congregation
al church does not meet untii next
April, nj Bellevue. DR.. Browne Du.
huquo friends say tho association 10
libely TO reconsider the resolution ae-
cepling him Into fellowship, as request
Cd by the Bay conference, but may
agree TO meet the representatives OF
the San francisco church on neutral
territory ~ c0ntluer tho case.
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aAaE MULTIPLYING.
thoa.ands Of Deer. Iih s.d Antelope
In AaIInM.Inno naEL.

sae'sahAH " 1911 she ARh
Ia Yellowstone Park.
LIvISus1Os. Mont, Oct. 3i.-All
kinus VI game cicopt butislt IN mutt.
plying rapidly In the Yellowstone
National pAtk. There are thousands
OF ueuf, elk anJ antelope. Daring tue
past season herbs Of elk numbering
ifom 200 " 400 nave been SEGA ut VAR.
ous times, aud tho deer are fully as
plentiful. Bears aro getting too numef.
Gus anu steps inust DO taken to Get rid
OF them. They are 90 bold that they
will enter anu take pogsalaiOn Of tue
camps Of t0urlsts,and canaG De driven
out. Tue lava governing tho pafk
will not permit the kiiling Of them.
Meat must DO hung IN trees w prevent
their getting It And cooks are frequent.
~ driven from their tents by ito ami.
nalu.
Tho park has now beon closed for
the season and the small herd Oi but.
fslo have besn moved u n small on.
closure Near the Like hotel, aud Cap
tain Malsts, who put them there, hat
returned ~ his home Al Fund Du Llc,
VIE. In the spring ho will tuuTn
them 10 the Island and tnero Grs great
hopes that = large herd viii grow up.
rhey are the only buffalo IN toe park
now, all otnefs having boon killed In
the past two seasons ~ . ,ashep.
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FOWLER, Ind, Oct. 3l.-Lafoy
rempleton, wnile delivering u Demo.
cratic speech Ut this place, was stricken
with paralysis anu now llou In u cflu.
cal condition. Mt. Tsmpleton was the
Populiel candidate Tor governor la this
state In 1892 aud Ia tho proprietor VI
the NOn.Juniormi.t,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-31

VAsDALIA, Ills, Oct. Sl.-NeAr
Hagerstowt, this county, Edward
Armstrong accompanied ny his wife
went out 10 shoot quail. Mts. Arm.
strong was IN u corn Geld and could
not sec her husband who was ON the
other side OF ins fence. Shs fired a. n
convey OF birds. the charge striking her
husband IN the back Of tho head anu
killing him almost Instantly.
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NEW TINE GlRl, II EFFECT nlY 10, 1905
rrsr

nErast
10 m overland Hailed for Chlsaeo. Onaka.
benyef, Lahsas city. - Lous, Ogden
sido a m local express Tor san Francisco,
OEdsn, Cache NsisJ ana intsrmsdisIs
Volnts
go , y local ssrfe, for oTa,s sd in,,tn.-
;o5p - Atlantic cypress for Uhieato, 0u.nA,
benvsf, kahsas CIV, - Loaif. butts.
furt and. san Francisco,
10 N local sapfoss fur hsrcur. 1lnuc.
Provo Nopl+ NAnu and intsrmediats
% 90 h "a mail and siprs., Tor Provo. Nepht
hhford. fusoa aud intermediate points
'Ttb ~ mixed tfain for 0arasid Beach.
Taoei. and Terminus
Ahrfvs
Jiio - - 0ftGaud limited ffem Chiesra
omaha, r. Louis, Kansas CITY, Denver
fAfk CITY and tgueh.
D 90 . m man nd express ffom Helena. Iutts.
Portland, ssn Ifsn cisco. Crdsh sad In
tern ediate points.
1ilb 10 ileal express from san Francisco.
Cache valley. Ogden shd intermediate
400 N Atlantic express from Chieaso.
Omaha. .. LOUIS. Kansas CITY. Denver
70 IS M msn shd srprc.s from Fr,eo, M.
ford Nophi, ffoso ahd intermediate points
gilQ D m local snpress from Asreur, Tihtic.
Toyo. Nsphi. Manu- and inisimodiass
- q - - mined train from Terminus, roo.i.
ard GARFIELD beach.
fTtain, soutA Of JuA5 rua sAly s,a.pi
fuudar.
Ran dalY sIespt suadar
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"while down IN tho southwestern
pnft NJ tho stats some time ago." says
Mr.. W. ChAlmer, editor Of the Chico
tCal.) Entsrpriss, ~ bsd an sIlpck o.
IYstnlery, Having heard Of Cham
hrtlain's Collie, Cholera and DiaTrhotA
Remedy bought bottle. a couple
~ doses OF It completely cured me,
Now 1 am champion OF that rem
sdy for all stomsoh AMI bowel COM
plants" For sale by druggists.
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While thorough IN seu0p, Ayefs
Pills strengthen rather than stimulate
tue excfeloty organs. leading physi.
claus recommend them because ,hoy
are free from ealomel or other inIuT.
ious drugs. being composed entirely
OF tho best vegetable aperlents.
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Editor J. l.. Montgomery, Of Mar
hdA, (lll) Democrat, states that Tor
many year, he suffered untold agony
from Dyspepsia. Al last he began 10
take Ayers SaTsaparlllp, anu by the
Tine no used Elk bottles. he was 10
well ss ever. Cure. othorp, will cure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-31

The use Of Hair. Hair Remover pro.
molrs the growth OF tho hair, and
restores iis natural color anu bsbuty,
trees the scalp OF dandfufi, toitsr. aud
all impurities.
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The libt OF yaluHOle piesent. TO be
given avhv free by the Palace Meat
Msfket on Xmas eve? Get q circular,
2J5 South Main street.
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Try cur Eugll.h BLACK Tea, only
Csc ID. Equiisble Go op.
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD

Tho only limo running two
through last trains daily to
Loadvlllo. Aspon Pueblo, Col
orado Springs and Denver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-31

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ihrough iatnnn fisarsrs 10 Chicsgo ana ~.
Louis without change