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INDIAN HEALTH.

A government commission IL now
visiting the Indian reservations OF the
West, talking TO the representative
aborigines, and In some cases, such ne
the Foh Hall reservation In Idaho and
the Ulntah reservation In Utah, Ia
seeking 10 secure the qulshmonl
Of certain portions Of mineral lands on
tho reservations, no they can be
opened to the use OF the white man. 1t
IL quite probable that In the ease Of the
reservations named the con mission
will get what Il wants, since tho In.
diAns ATE reported as being layorably
disposed.
In connection with IudiAn Gfliis
anu the efforts 10 have Thorn abandon
tribal relations and support thematlv .
by agriculture and kindred arts, d..
Dixon, physician OF Haskell institute,
makes some timely suggestions con
cerning Indian training In civilized
methods. He takea up tho point OF the
decrease IN Indian population, anu
urges that the government DO tomo.
thing to prevent II, Hv believes the
end eau be accomplished by instruct.
ing the savage In proper meth Dis Of
sanitation, and that when the subject
sees thet the government reduces the
death rate Ia HE ttlbe by lie procedure,
then he will display greater oontdonce,
Dr. Dxon's paper on the tutlect ap.
pears In the latest issue Of the Il d
Man, published by the Indian Indus
trial school at Carlisle, Penn. He
ssyt:
Tho popular idea OF an Indian pictures
him tail, straight, SNOWY, perfect Ia de-
yelOpmOnt--a model for the sculptor
with lungs made tough US rawhldo by
execution Vt the war.whoop, and muscles
OF iron, the result OF the chase aud The
dance; but the pitiiul iaoi Is, thoy may
be largely described as round shouldered,
narrow chested and awkward In car
rage, aud Ignorance OF tho simpleit laws
| OF health In the generations as they have
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ALL 10 BEAT BRYAN.

The ,xoellenoe OF the personnel IL
universally admitted, but somehow u
happens that nobody seems TO take
tho Palmer. Buck ner presidential ticke,
in earnest or considstS II = real thing.
It,sby long odds the most effective
nlly the MoKiuley and Hobart ticket
has found. and IL confidently expected
10 render aid where aid IL most needed.
The platform which II represents
contains the sttongcsll declaration for
gold yet put forth, and IL honest enough
TO oni, all nonsense aud deceit m 10
tho effort for International bimetallism.
While there are cpubllcsns 90 un-
compromising that they would not
vo,e Tor M angel ~ named on an op.
position ticket, there are Democrats
who place their gold above everything
else in their affections; aud where
these latter think Republican protec-
ton 10 preferable TO Democratic fren
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TIE JEWISH NEW YEAR,

Yesterday, September slh. was cole
brated NJ Now Years day among the
Jews, this being according TO their
chronology the year 5057 after the
creation OF the world. The festival 10
one OF great Importance to them and
10 celebrated with peculiar observance.
What ita Significance Is may DO gath
cred from the following extTct from
prayer with which the services con.
olude In many Of the synagogueG
We will make mention OF tho mighty
holiness Of this day, for Il II tremendous
aud awfuL Thereon IA thy kingdom OK
allied, and thy throne established In
grace, whereupon thou art seated In
truth. Verify Il IL thou who art Judge
and arbitrator, who knowest all, and art
witness, writer. siglllator. recorder, and
teller; thou callest to mind all things
long forgotten (by mAnkindl and dost
open the book OF records, for It bears
every mans signature. Tho great
trumpet II sounded; son whis-
porting Noise Is heard; tho angels
shudior; fear and trembling seize them,
Ali (thoy cry II Ia the day OF judgment;
the heavenly host arc 10 DO arraigned In
Judgments lfor In Justice oven they arc
not found sinlesa before theol. All who
arc about to onter into the world now
pass before thee, n u herd Of shoep.
lRcador) As the shepherd mu.toroih his
dock. and paH-eth them under his crook,
30 dost thou cause TO pass, number, APP
point, aud visit, every living soul, limit
Ing the period Of lie OF all creatures, and
prescribing their destiny.
On the First Day Of the year II Is In
"A. n -
ment, IL IN scaled and determined, how
many thall pass away, aud how many
DO borni who shall live, and WHO die,
whose appointed time Ia finished, and
whose IL not who is TO perish by fire.
who by water, who by tho sword, aud
who by wild beasts; who by hunger, or
who by thirst who by earthquake, or
who by the plague, who by suAng-
ling, or who by lapidationi who
shall be At rect and who shall be wander.
ny, who shall remain tranquil, aud who
disturbed; who shall reap enjoyment,
and who shall bo painfully afflicted
Eho shall get rich aud who become poor,
who shall be east dowu,and who exalted
3ut "Penitence, Prayer and Charity eau
wort tho evil decroo."
Amorg the ceremonies attending the
celebration OF this great festival is the
lOunulng OF the comet In obeulence 10
he law NJ recorded In Hpabeis 90:
~
Aud IN tho seventh month, on the IN 3,
lay OF the month, yo shall have holy
ionvocalion; yo shall do no soryilo work (;
lisa day OF blowing tho trumpess unto
Tou.
There are three different blasts b.
his ceremony. One IL called Tekeha
Ind lisa plAiu, proiraoIsd sound. An
ther Is called Shevorim aud IL an
Interrupted sound repeated three limes.
rhe third Is reruhs, which IL n trill "
Temulous sound. These are preceded
md followed by prayers anu have each
distinct meaning In tbs services. n
Jewish writer, Rabbi 5aadlas, explains
he meaning Of this ceremony. lie
avs God COMMANDED His people ~
ound the cornel Tor ten reasons, Ia
iubstanee as follows;
1. Beeau'e this day IA tho beginning OF
EeaIion, ON which God began TO reign
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over the newly created worldi and a. u
Il customary al tho coronation OF kings
to sound the trumpota and comets, 20
proclaim tho commencement Of their
roign, we. In like manner, publicly pro-
claim by the sound oi the cornet, thht
the Creator isour King.
.. A. the New Year is the irst Of tho
ten peniteniial days, We sound the cornoi
asa proclamation, to admonish all TO re-
turn and repen; which II they do not,
they cannot plead Ignorance, having
been fully Informed. Earthly kings pub.
lish iholr docrCos, that none may plead
ignorance thereof.
IS. 10 remind US OF tho law given on
Mount Sinai, where IL IL aaidl (Exod. 49,
l6l "And the voice Of tho corno. was
exceeding loud"
Z. 10 remind ua OF the prophets, who
are compared TO waiohmon blowing tho
trumpots ia. 3li ~.
o. 10 remind US " the destruction OF
tho holy temple, and the Terrifying alarm
of tho onomy'A warriors shouting to
bh Ito, a. mentioned In Jor y. ~. And.
therefore, whom we hear tho sound OF the
oornot, we ought to hcseoch the Almighty
10 rebuild tho holy temple.
q. 10 remind ua Of tho binding OF
Isaac, who willingly submitted himself 10
tho will OF heaven. Thus ought We also
willingly resign ourselves even to death,
for the sane iilcauon Of the unity OF
Gods holy name,
7. That whom we hear tho sounding OF
the cofnoi, We may, by tho dread
thereof. 10 Induced to humble ourselves
before the supreme Being, Tor tho conse.
quenco Of the sounding Of those martial
wind Instruments ~, To produce dread
aud terror, hs Amos says "Shnll "a
trumpet DO blown In city, aud the poo
pie not be tcrrined9"
3. To remind us u the Rroa, and awful
day Of judgment, ON which the trumpet
IL to DO sound, q, NJ mentioned In Llpua-
niah q ii-td. The great day OF tho
Lord l. near u IA near. and hastonoth
muchj a day Of tho trumpet and OF
shouting.
.. 10 remind us to pray for the time
WHOM tho ouicAsts OF Israel arc 10 DO
gathered togoihori AZ mentioned In Isaiah
"a 10.
10. To remind us Of the resurrection o.
tho dead, when tho last trump shall
sound
There are many beautiful thoughts
expressed 10 this exegeti', n uevoul
contemplation Of which must Deces'
sAflly have an ennobling effect. IL Is
not ceAbls that every returning new
year the sound Of ,he trumpet calls the
people TO repentance and reminds
them that II II their duty to pray for
the gathering OF Israel and the rebuild
Ing OF tho temple on the ancient site.
Surely their prayers will not be IN
II.
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COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES.

The late report OF Mr.. Kle,hley, tbs
United States commercial representa-.
tive nj Newcastle, New South Wales,
Australia, In whien no refers TO the
work Of the cooperative societies In
Great Britain, calls to mind the efforts
that are being made TO destroy those
organizations In parts of Scotland.
Mr.. Kiethley's report says that these
societies In the British Isles employ
10000 people, produee vast quantity
OF their own wAtes. devote n quarter OF
million dollars annually 10 educa.
tional purposes. such as the mainien.
auoe Of reading roomi ana FREQ library
cias,es, ard nave trade amounting TO
s29i 900. 600 each year. His report IL
made In Wow OF tho fact that an effort
Ia being made in Australia 10 have
the food products OF that land
handled by tho societies. The I'm.
portAut part In trade which these
wofkinl m ,n's organizations are taxi
iug accounts Tor the attempt OF aome
OF the Scottish employers and trades
mer to break them down. During the
present summer notices have been
served on employees, notably In east
ern Scotland In Dundee and vicinity,
Informing them that unless they
Withdrew from the cooperative sooio
tics Ms members and also ceased TO
pstronizs the cooperative stores, their
plaoss ~ employees would DO Allied by
others. This class OF threats had liz
effect on many people, and the soole.
ties suffered considerably thereby; on
the other hand II raised friends for the
cooperative movement, aud up to the
present tue boycott Of trAdesmsn anu
employers has not had the desired Of.
feet. The friends Of the thrifty work.
ing Glasses have enlisted their sym.
pAthies on behalf OF the cooperative
movement, which now bids ia,r TO
triumph over its asssilAnls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09

Mrs. Il. T.. Dawn, OF san Miguel,
Cal, say: ~ an trying In q measure
TO repay the manufacturer Of Cham.
berlaln's Cough Remedy for the gteal
good their remedy has done me. For
years ! was n constant sufferer from
weak lungs and bronchial asthms. hy
rect at night was disturbed by n hack
Ing cough, 90 that felt miserable the
greater part Of the time. Many RENE.
dies recommended by friends were
tried, none Of which proved suitable TO
my case. L did nOt experience any
benefio al results until began taking
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. Ahof
two bottles OF the large siEa have boon
used I am pleased 10 state, my health
ia better than II hat been for year,.
The a,renesa has left my lungs and
chest sud can breathe easily. IL hb
done me ~ much good that want oil
who are euii-hng from lung iroublts,
NJ Wa 10 give u = trial" For sale
by dfugg els.
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passed, has ioft them an easy prey TO
disease with constitutions unable to with
stand It, iufoads.
Ho teen argues that the Indian
schools are the plsos 10 oofrct ID.
condition by ieachiur the Indian trat.
teal rules OF cleanliness and health.
Referring to this sublec, In connection
with the intellectual aud technical
I aiming that is now sought ~ he given,
ne sayi;
Tho rhostly Idea tina, mental and
spiritual excellence " attainablo only by
degradation OF the physical ofganiza-
lions, may do Tor cfanks aud fanatics, but
for BIN whoio highest ideal j. Oodliko.
moss, In Its broaiost sense, the thought
must bo Iopeiiuut Indeed We must In q.
sist, that II these bodies be- "tho temple
Of the Holy spiTit,n they are, even n un-
oNpainably 80, asaorl tnd with tho
highest Ideal existence. II this DO true,
then the best development Ut the man
will be- that which rotards no part OF the
symmetrical whole by lack VI Guilt
walton. We cannot afford % teach
the mind 10 think, the hand 70 do, and
tho heart to feel, without beginning
Tar her down aud laying The foundation
In M d"velon,nnn ic cs ' wsli rama
healthy body. A long story Of sin
against natural laws causes W. 70 be con.
dismay. The deal "indianrNthe en-
bodimcnI OF heath 3. a myth. A good
i M, ,,u,, na- also neen ,onsiaersa MN;
effort, il h being proven thai he has
mental and spiritual worth; Shall wo
nbyslcsi a up NE i .nd ,hns ,dJsa Any
him 20 that Tho ideal shall in no sense be
my'hlealf
The doctor critioiEss sharply many
Of the school methods, chasing the
doumitery ~ a "human csrfal," the
eject Of which, by housing n number
OF persons In one foom,is to dsaden the
sense Of personal modesiy and purity.
Olher features Of such schools come In
for similar reference. Then no urges
that these be abandoned and the I'D
vantages Of individual homo lie be
accorded the pupils In Indian schools;
that they be shown by actual expert.
onco the advantage OF properly ventil-
atod rooms and clesnly surrounding,
thorough ani regular bathing, good
fitting olo,hei, hoalih'ul diet and arpro.
PIRATE exercise TO develop the physical
being aud drive out tue disease that 10
wasting away the Indisn race chiefly
because Of neglect Of the RULES Of
hygiene. II this were dons, ho rays,
with the same care that IL usuAlly
given 10 white pupils, tho physician,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09

This Imminent Is different Ia oomps.
tltlou fom any Other linimsnt on the
maIke. IL Ia a scientific discovery
which results In Il being the mos, pens.
trailing Liulment ever known, There
arc numerous white limitations, which
may he recommended because they
pay he seller a greater profit. Beware
o. ,urso ana demand BdLard' SnoD
LiHimsHt IL positive y cures Racu.
mAtism, Neuralgia. Sprain,, Bruises,
Wounds, Cuts, sciAiie aud lnhammA-
tory rheumatism, Burn, Scslds, Sore
Feet, ContTaoled Muscles, sin Jolnls,
Oh s9rre, Pain In Ba /, Barb Vine
Cuts, Sore Cheat or Throat, anu Ia
especially beneficial In Pa Hysis.
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4 Sound Liver Make. a wei Man

Are you Bilious, ConstipslrI or
troubled with JAunlics, Sick Head.
ache, Bad Taste Ia Msuth, Foul
Breath. Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain "a
Back and between the Sht liers, hills
and Fever, etc. II you hRvs any OF
these symptoms, your Liver IL out Of
orjSri and year blood IL slowly being
lo.aJlsd, because your liver doea not
lol properly. HERDINE viii cure any
disorder OF tho Liver, Stomach OF
Bowth. II has no equal as Liver
Medicine. Price rs cents. FREQ trlaI
S0iiieN al T. q, A. 1. drug AAos>.
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WHAT'S r..-,..., ,u.ursn.. -a-

II. NJ. Blossom, senior member OF
II. NJ. blossom 4 Co., PIT N. 81 81,
81. Louis, wfites had been left with
a very distressing cough, the result Of
innubnIa, which nothing seemed 10
relieve. until took Balidrd's ROre.
AOtnd Syrup. One bottle completely
cured me. l ssnt one bottle 10 my
sister, who hsd q severe cough, and
she experienced immediate relief I
always recommend this syrup 10 my
friends,
John Can.ion, sOs Hsmp,hlrs
street. Quincy, Ills, wHittG | have
found Baildrdl HOreAouRd Syrup
superior 20 any other cough medicine
| have ever known. IL never disAp-
p9inis. Price soc.
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Mrt. \. A. KEEL, o. Pomonn, Cat.
hal the had luck 10 sprain her ankle.
II tried several liosmsntr," she esya.
nut vas not cured until 1 used Cham
betllin's pAin balm. That remedy
CURED me aud take pleasure Ia rec
commencing II ard tsstifying - II,
efficacy" This mtliCine II also o.
ciest value for rheumatism, lame back,
paipa 10 the Guest, p'eufity nni M
deer.stHied and muscular paine. Fot
thlu ty dTugglsln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09

Last Ausust while working IN the
harvest field became ovefheAttd, was
tuddenly attacked with cramps aig
was nearly dead. Mr.. Cummings, the
druggist, gave me dose OF Chamber.
lAin's Collie, Cholera and Disrrhoes
Remedy which completely relieved
me. now keep = bottle OF the rem
sdy handy. a. NJ. HuSSELL, Cen.
terville, Wash. For sale by druggists.
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MoSoMErALLlsrs ARE Invited 10
observe the striking natural faot-And
to use II In the eampAlgn-ihal even
the groes leaves are bvginnin to turn
10 gold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09

HAVING nEgN ngain notified yesler.
day OF his n,minalion TO the Peal.
denoy, Mfr. Bryan Is In a fair way 800 IN
to become aware OF the interesting fact.
by today's dispatches It will DO seen
that he has already begun the task OF
writing letters Of acceptance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09

BRADsrREET's REPORTS better
feeling among wholesalers ami In
financial circles generally for the week
ending September 8. There's room
for improvement, goodneis knows; aud
A the speeulaIoTs would only offer hall
a chance, II would come more rapidly
than II does.
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wANTEo-HELP.

PETTY nEREELRATns EMPLOYMENT
Agency
No. tbB est second SOUTH between Cullen
Hotel and POstonioe
once nouns, A. NJ. TO 80 p, ni,
our telephone numteT IA asa
Headquarters for cooke, walters. dishwAsh
era, pOrters, hotel clerks, etc, lAborors,
miners, mochanlca Our liai OF houseglrls 10
the largest IN the city and In fact the largest
OF any once west Of Denver Don't forge
he place asi, west second south street
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Buy oil yout Diuas and Msdioiues
from tho old reliable Godbs-Plils
DIun 90.
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G. y. Martin ,clls OH kinds Of Coal.
No. I wet, FirAt ! uth.
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Kssp yesr deeds ana other vaiusbiss, In.
Aon's savings nAnk A Trust %. hsnt ~
TIE wear oulY amounts 70 few eents psr
menih. lAdiss specially inVilsd 10 cali and
tie NAaltAL
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Take ell your Prescriptions 20 the
old reliable Godbe Pits Drug 20.
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PLu mBINa AND TINwoRK.

rINHE DAVID JAMEs COMPANY. PLUMB
Il ing and corniee work, Ne. o. hAinst
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The Hsv, "a on sale At The principal Hn'si., ses,
tta1ds and on all passenger trains lsa'ins We eiJ
amer ,. N. daiiy.
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Fare Tor round tup, on csnla.
Ohou's orchestra In attendance
every si,efAoon and evening. Bath.
ing, boating, dancluR. The only
white sandy beach on the lake.
Depot corner First South aud Fourth
West. ID. T.. BURLEy,
General Agent.
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gahseriber shansfns tnsir place Of fesidenes
,hoald sivsJs ste former - vsi /" pre'sn' al
fresa
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MKNTS.

TNseHiy cords Tor i,nes) inserted under
tbs heading, once for loo, t'siee for 2aei
one seek Jor 5ocs one month jor soc per
line. No ad taken for ieas than isc.
Wants Of more than 5 lines same proper
honais rate. Adpsrtise and gsl resaill
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STEAM HEATING.

rINHE DAVID JAMEs co. STEAM AND
l. hotwater heating, No, % Main street
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w * N rs.

I'eoniy 'rords TOR . Ines inserted uHaer
tbs heading, once for loo, teicr Jor 2ici
ono Teek Jor boc' one month for COO per
Inc No adj taken for less than To-,
lFanis Of more than 0 lines same Tropor.
'ionate rate. Advertise and get ,em'it
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-06-13
The Gulf and Ship Island Railroad.

Finding that it was not possible to
have any harbor work done this season
by the United States, the Gulf q Ship
Island Railroad Company has applied to
the secretary of war for permission to
erect two piers, with four tracks on
each, slips and inclines at Ship Island.
and the necessary sidings on the island
itself, so that loaded cars may be taken
from Gulfport on transfer boats and
placed on the piers at tho island for the
delivery OF lumber. The total cost OF
the work will be Sl9S,5OO The railroad
and its connecting pier and inclines at
Gulfport will bc completed by Sept. Is,
and tho company has assurances that
all the lumber it can possibly carry will
be supplied as soon as facilities for ex-
port are completed. Should the secre.
tary of war consent the work will be
done promptly, and the company will
be prepared to deliver on tho piers at
Ship Island 1000, 600 feet of lumber,
board measure, daily. With the piers
and tracks suggested thero will be stor-
age room for 420 cars at one time, and
one transfer boat, with capacity Of
twenty loaded cars can deliver 1,000, 900
feet of lumber daily. Each pier will
accommodate four large ships at one
time.
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DONE WITH DYNAMITE.i

Bomb Thrown Into the Midst of a
Religious Procession Kills Eleven Per.
sons and Injuries Two Score More-The
Popuiaco Wild with Excitement and In
dignation and Summary funishment
Threatened.
BARCELONA, June 9-As the result
of an explosion of bomb thrown into
the street while religious procession
was passing Sunday evening, II persons
were killed and 40 wounded. The man
who committed the outrage has been
taken into custody, and great excite
ment prevails
The excitement caused by the explo.
sion shows no sign of diminution, and
the people very vigorously demand
that no effort be spared to capture and
convict the culprits. When it became
known that the killed numbered Ii in
stead Of six, as stated in the first re-
port, the public became very indignant.
Yesterday an angry mob gathered
around the building where the sus-
poets are held and demanded summary
justice be dealt out. 1t looked as
though the mob would attempt to
storm the prefecture in order to wreak
vengeance on the suspects The civil
guards on duty at the place were
speedily reinforced and were fire.
quently compelled to charge upon the
crowd to make them keep their dis
tance. The mob scattered temporarily,
but would soon gather again threaten
ing to lynch the prisoners.
Barcelona is not alone in its attempt
to repress, with a stern hand, the re-
crudescence of anarchy. The royal
government and the municipal au-
thorities of Madrid are taking meas
ures to prevent the commission of out
RACES in the capital.