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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
COMMONwEALTH's ATTORNEY.


announce myself candidate for election
the city of Staunton, at the election to be held
IN the Spring, subject to the Democratic pri-
mary. respectfully ask the support OF the
voters OF the city of Staunton.
JOS. A. GLASGOW.
ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF STAUN-
TON, VAL hereby announce myself a
candidate for the office of Commonwealth
Attorney for the city of Stauntcn at the COM
ing spring election, subject to the Democratic
primary, and respectfully ask the support of
the voters of the city of Stanton
ian tide W. H. LANDES.
ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF STAUN-
= UNI hereby announce myself a candi-
GaIe LOT erection this spring to the office of
COmmonWealth's Attorney for the CITY of
Staunbon, subject to the decision of.the Demo-
cratic primary, and respectfully ask for your
support. 49,
jan 22-tde CARTER BRAXTON.
CITY SERGEANT
ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF STAIN
Il Toni respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the Office OF City Sergeant
subject to the action of the democratic
primary and solicit your support, and if
elected will discharge the duties of this office
TO the best OF my ability. Respectfully.
jan 29-tde THOS. A. DAWSON
I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE myself a
candidate for reelection to the office of
City Sergeant at the coming May election. /
have heretofore endeavored to discharge my
duties faithfully and will do the same If elected
again.
Jan 22-tde LOGAN TURNER
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19

CLERKS ONCE of the Circuit Court Of Augusta
County, to-wit:
!, Jos. 3. Woodward, Clerk of the Court
AFORESAID 90 certify that John A. Alexander
sale IN the ohancery cause of W. j. Lambert
and ais. VS.. Jno, W. Sandy's Admir- and Sandy's
Court. fo ~ ''A
ruary, 1896.
JOS. B. WOODWARD, Clerk,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19

The NORTH PoLE.-It is now report.
ed that DR.. Fridtiof Nansen, the Nor
wegian explorer and scientist, has dis
covered the North Pole. 1t is hoped
that he will bring it back with him,
otherwise an incredulous world will be
apt to doubt it.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19

DROPPED DEAD.-On Friday even
ing, Mr.. W. L. Page, an aged and es-
teemed citizen of Charlottesville,
dropped dead on Main street of that
place at 7.30.o'clock. He had just left
store, where a few minutes before
he had been laughing and talking
with friends. His wife and two chill
dren survive.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19

NIRGINIA:-In the Clerk office of the Court
OF Hastings, January 3lst, 1896.
Frank C. Smith, who sues on behalf
OF himself and such other lieu credi-
tors of the Defendant Railroad Co..
as may come into this suit and share
the costs on the usual terms. 49,. Plaintiffs
against
The Valley Railroad Company and
William L. Burns and Joshua &.
Harvey, surviving trustees under
deed of trust executed by the said
Railroad Company of date March lst,
lco@, DEFENDANTS.
The object of this suit is to subject the real
estate of the Defendant Railroad Compa nyto
the liens thereon, including that of the plain
till, and II necessary, to place said railroad
company in the hands of receiver.
And it appearing by af1davit filed that VIII
liam F. Burns and Joshua 6. Harvey, trustees
are non-residents of this State, it is ordered
that they do appear here within fifteen days
after due publication of this notice, and do
what is necessary to protect their interests.
Teste,
NEWTON ARG ENBRIGHT, Clerk.
A. C. BraxtOn. p. q.
feb 5-4ts
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19

EXCURSIONS TO WASHINGTON, ID, c., via
CHES. & OHIORY.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Ry Co. will sell ex-
curslon tickets to Washington, d. c. on trains
leaving Stanton 2:0T A. NJ, and Hi A. NJ, of
Eepruary 2Oth, March 18th. April 23rd, and May
2lst, at $5.75 round trip Tickets have to he used
going on date of sale; return any day within
ten (lO) days from date of sale For further
information, Call on or address
JAMES kER, Jr., L. a., c. s. o. Ry.,
Ieo l1-lI Staunton Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
" Staunton, Va, Jan. 22nd 1896,
V. L. Baxter
vs..
Hugh Baxter, ct ais.
All parties interested 10 the above STYLED
cause now pending in the Circuit Court for the
county OF augusta, TAME NOTICE, that pursll-
ant 10 an order of SAID Court entered in said
cause November 70, 1895, SHALL at my office in
StauntOn. Va, on Noo ~
March 7th, 1896,
proceed to ascertain and REPORT
i, nat real estate III. L. Baxter died seized
thereto, VI '--o 'i'io
VINO are the heirs at-law of H. L. Baxter.
tible of division in kind "
~ WHAT is the present committed value of
l.. Baxter, i'll said realty
5-Any other matters deemed pertinent etc
hENhY W.HOLT
Commissioner in Chancery
Carter Braxton,
White a. Ker, p q.
Jan 80 Ats
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19

For GOVERNOR OF WEST VA.-The
Monroe wv. Va.) Watchm0n favors the
nomination of Hon. A. s. cambridge
of Jefferson county for Governor of
West Virginia, with whom it's editor
served in the Legislature, and whom
he endorses as qualified in all respects
for that high and honorable position.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19

" MISUNDERSTANDING of a most suit
snh apie nature for the establishment of a
oomool located at Huntersyille, POcahontas
PIE are prosperous and 1t is splendid oppor-
t tuunlGy Tor any enterprising teacher. For fur,
Jan % tt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19

AhGE FARM FOR SALE.-A splendid
- farm In Augusta county, the richest
quarter OF the Valley of Virginia, cOntainino
ABOUT 800 cres has on it good new eight room
oweiilng. two new barns covered with slate
anu palIteu otner new outbnidings, two or
Glon with turnpike leading to station, in spien
aiu s.ste OF cultivation, fine spring, plenty of
frlce w .5O per acre, on :one. two, and three
years t1 tlme Has on itnow Is head horses, fifty
San ~ hogs lou sheep 10 mich cows raised
Proportion. Write for full description to this
jan 22-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ StauntOn, Va, Jan. 18th, 1896.
Geo. X. Anderson, Trustee,
American Car Co. ct ais,
and
]. R. Herndon
VS..
American Car Company ct ais,
and
R. W. Brooks
American Car Company:eta ais
Virginia Iron and Railway Co.
VS..
American Car Company,
All parties Interested In the above styled
causes now pending In the Circuit Court for
augusta county, TAKE NOTICE, that pursuant
20 an order of said Court entered in said causes
Dec. Ii. 1885, shall, at my Office in StauntOn,
Va, on
February 20, 1896,
proceed to consider the except ons filed to my
Herndon and the Virginia Iron and Railway
Company.
l shall also report what fee, if any, A. G.
Braxton and Geo. X. Anderson are entitled to
out OF the fund in these causes for their SER
vices as attorneys for said Car Company in
in these causes.
snail also take any further evidence that
may be produced before me relative to any
claims heretofore asserted in causes these, and
report thereon.
HENRY W. HOLT.
Commissioner in Chapcery
I Patrich Gordon, n. n
: J, A. Alexander,
Z Thos. D. Ransom, Jan 20 Ats
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19

+ COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ StauntOn, Va, Jan. 22 1885,
E. L. Page
vs.
w. HI. Paine, ct ais.
All parties interested in the above STYLED
cause now pending in the Circuit Court of the
county OF Augusta. TAKE NOTICE, that pursu-
anf to an order of said Court, entered in said
cause, December 9Th, 1885, shall at my office
in StauntOn, Virginia, on
March IL, 1896,
proceed to ascertain and report
ISL Whether or not the real estate mention
ed in the bill is susceptible of division in kind
among the parties entitled thereto.
2nd.-What is the interest of the defendau MT.
Ina Asst Paine, in said real estate and the liens
thereon.
3rd;-Whether or not the interest OF the said
ina Asst Paine in said real estate, if the same
IS susceptible of division in kind among the
parties entitled thereto, will, if rented out for
i've years, pay the Judgment OF the PLAINTIFF
asserted IN this cause and other judgments
and liens that may bind the same
4th.-Any other matters deemed perbfnent
etc.
HENRY w. HOLT
Commissioner in Chaneery.
A. g. Braxton, p. q,
feb bits
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19

NOW Is THE TIN. r. GET THE SPEC
gAlss AZ .SLY oSs DOLLAR A YEAR
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19

COMMISSIONERS OFFyrE,
" Staunton, . January o. 1855
J. E. Whitmer
j. B. Weaver ct ux.
All parties interested in the above STYLED
cause now pending in the Circuit Court for the
County of Augusta TAKE NoTICE that pursu-
ant to an order of said court entered in said
cause November IA, 1885, shall at my office in
StauntOn, Virginia, on
March 18th, 1896,
proceed to ascertain and report
I-The real estate owned by the Defendants
the nature of its title and it's fee simple and
annual rental value.
2:.The liens binding the same in the order
of their legal priorities
Amy other matters deemed pertinent
etc.
HENRY w. HOLT,
Commissioner in Chancery.
W. H. Landes, p. q.
feb 5-4tS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19

NMALL FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.A
one and one half miles from the railwav SIN
lion, for rent or sale. Well improved. Write
this Office for particulars.
jan ~ tt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19

AN AGED swINDLER. Charles L.
Williams, alias Rev. James Scott, who
is eighty one years old, pleaded guilty
Thursday in the Criminal Court in
Baltimore to two charges of obtaining
money by false representations. He
was sentenced to two years in the peni-
Tertiary on each charge, the sentences
to run concurrently
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- INV No Cincinnati & St
WESTBOUND. nai1v oo Louis Special
NJ

Additional local trains leave Staunton as
follows: Except Sunday-a.4r D. M. arrives
Clifton Forge 555 p. m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-02-19

Additional local trains leave Stauntoo a,
follows: Except Sunday-a:20 p. H., arrives
RICHMOND 4, 7:45 p. ~; s.45 a. nl., Gordonsvillt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

uesf, aud had told my wife often TOT
the past few years that / felt like
ought to bee baptized again aud that tho
lime would come when the people
would come to unity Of faith. on
course | DID not Know now II would be
brought about. thought that all
sscts would 'all but the Bsptisls. Al
that time 1 knew nothing u the
Church u Lattef.day Saiuts, hut
could on see that all sects viii fall
anu tue BaptIsts with hem. 5J | IN.
vited tho Elders back from time 10
time until / realized the Gospel add
tutt the Lattef.IRy Saiuts had tie
true Church o. its iulIess ~ II was In
The days VI the Savior, anu ttat Christ
established but Une plan OF sal
WALTON, which the Lattef.uay
Saints have In lts fulncss, win
tue authority to teach, preach
just ~ tue Apostles did ia the days Of
tue Savior
On tue hrat day Of juno my mother.
iu.law, ~ ar Ann Boon, was bal-
ilLsi the hHt one zoo this county tn tue
Church. / realized the Gospel was n !
light vt that time bat waited thinking
my wife would realize u sui we wUu Il
both be Uapt I'D 1T tue same time.
ihtn / thought OF the saylug OF the
SAVIOR When lie said that ue tuat IL
not willing 10 i.fsaku father anu
m0iher brother or sisIef, wife Ur cnil.
Hftu Ur luun tor His cake IL not worthy
W HIN. Duung this tune BfOthcfs
HulUs sud bUnI hAd btou supHfst,d
aul Elder Halss maj gone over lu
Lawrence county with Elder Hateb,
anu Elder fuiilIps wss lsit with Elder
Bond. On tho .8J.h day Of tue
same month, at my m Iihef.ln.
lANa | was baptizeI - june 1870
- Uu sunday morning went
with the Elders aud few
more u my klnuioi aud friends aOwn
Into the wafer and became member
Oi the Church u Jesus Christ o.
LatI,rdsy SaiuIH. You DOME know
how happy / iUlt after Brother BOND
baptized inc anu Bother Phillips with
Brother Bond lsli hands Du my hesu
TOT the git OF the Holy Guo't
1 felt like my hunger anu thirst hau
ueen sstlsf He'd and that 1 had fulfilled
o dream lhat mai showing that l glt
above oil the Hvuts OF tue Jay.
but have nal more huugrrlng aul
lhlfslinK lhht those OF my own mouse
may sUOn realize tue dIspel rs DO,
anu that We ~ fsmily may soon
gather from Babylon 10 wLtrv Ne can
more fully losru Oi ZiOn's ways anu
walE ia her paths.
/ can trstliy that We Lai,erday
SNints nave the true Churcu aud thst
J saph Smltl was true Prophet VI
CO..; also that tue EldcTs are the true
servants Of the LIfI, have had tue
pleasure Of entertaining ABOUT twelve
Elders the past year Que time aud al.
other, anu Huy Elder or Saint uussiug
through here ut a y time r. ~ liberty
anu would DO glaI 10 have them cal
~ suy Time.
the E.dors In this county nfo getting
ulIng iutly 90 t1uir lsbIr-. IN y ~ m
10 meet With iIienIs mosl ever day.
There IL not a. much ptluuca sIt 70
gcthrr ~ tneie wa, uuI yet tue saints
will he letsecutrd says the scripture,
hud they got some ui 10 UCcas 'uualiy.
But the good wUik goes on.
r.. T. COLEMAN.
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UTAn's SPLENDID CHORUS.


The San francisco Muslc and
Drama, the foremost journal Of its
kind on the Pacific oJssl, under date
Of Aprll IS. ~ tue following glow.
ing tribute ~ The Tabernacle choir
chorus VII cl has been winning ifienIs
iOr Itself and Utah IN the Golden Gale
state fora week past;
There must be a lot OF uumbug about
tue alleged musical taste anu culture
Of Sau FfauCiscU, VI else 10 IL only the
technical gymuaslics VI iIfeigu iu.
sifumoutAlsts that tn s0.oailed musical
puzzle APPRECIATES. IL 10 10 great
wonder tuAt CHORAL societies cannot
tXist here, aud that even tbe pg1pOsi.
too Ut giyIng concerts by invitation,
without Auy cost tor admission, was =
failure.
There are few cultivated people,
however, who admire light ami shade
10 choral Effects aud appreciate tue
bkill ANU continued practice tuut mus
unyu uptu expended by the leader anu
members % tie great Salt Like IaUef.
uaClB choir Ia order g. achieve the
grand GtsuiiH la mixed chorus singing
that are now btiug exhibited ~ the
Metropolitan Temple by tue huest
cuoir Ia a muflua aud probably iu tue
world.
II IL likely that the worn VI this line
Organization would b. beef appreciated
IA England, where Chufnl.W ~ o.
popular branch Of musical oducu iJu;
bul u " certain that "a the New Eu..
land States she magnificent effects Ui
light aud shade produced by tue Tau.
tTuaulv choir would Cfuatc asuusaliUu
IN musical oIryite aud pack the largest
auditorium Ia that region.
lho wfo chtd mutton OF the ofgan
at tue Metropolitan Temple operated
against thU success ~ tue first concerts
auI II was AbsUlutely utcesssTy to omit
tue gtanu halieiuiau chorus from "Iur
Messiah" THIS fact was originally
commented upon by certain hyper.
critical yOcslsts who apparently could
not understand the Importance OF tue
Instrument in that great IrJJuc.
ton, which has never belUft
been 40 well tuDg on tue
olast ~ u was On Thursday
evening, when II was substituted tor
tue wedding chorus lTOm Lohens nm
the bad condition Of the organ making
II advisable not ~ attempt the wAg-
merriam number. 10 Il impJs-ible 10 ds.
scribe the precision OF Etiack--Iho gen
oTal nJeliiy Oi ito key Ur the noble
mABnVr IN which tue singciH fetpUBu
10 the slighteet movement Of tbs leader,
who plays upon them as u they were
mechanical.
The c4ncOHa mus. DO heard by
ohOfIg aiupefs IugmssIyNs Ia be mills
APPRECIATED, for cefIaiuly nothing aI-
preaching the perfection In uhofal
work exhibited by the Tabernacle
choir has teen heard on this coast DO.
iure. Tom rfuw Sunday evening a
gTaud sacred concert Will finish the
,orlos at the Metropolitan Temple,
which II San Francisco had onu.hali
the appreciation Tor music that II
claimed, shout have b,en packed az
vyery concert oi this great org AnizatlOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

AqrIcDI uraI College Ms completed I..
Iauur- nud retired IRON uiIl.r, auI the
Jew board has been insln lal AMI has
commeuced IT, duties. On FuiBy "a
lint session was held auI the chang
made, o. Saturday the new bIHrI
was I'm session. w. \. MCCUfoiuk, thu
sole femalning membHr Ui the OLD
boaui, was elected president J. j. Do
Hyu,, the former incumbent, wa
elected secretary. No change was
maIe In the presidency Of the college,
AMI 10 In not known whether a CuauEu
II G ntompiatel. Tue faculty also ts.
mains as before.
rue erection ofa new building '1f
tive Is. Y College, TO be used iu cue
neCtiUu with the present building VIII
bs Commenced shortly, in accordance
with tue plans drawn by Arclitsct
klottiug, The College has ulgfUWn
hB present structure, although com.
pafstivsly new, aud lee uff flJms
nave hai 10 be- rented iu uiuet ports 1i
town. The standard OF excellence has
been steadily aIvauCe1, uaI iuu pf..'
ent work Will c3mpatc iavUnuly WIN
tlAt Of Eastern colleges
The work 81 poitlchI ufgHulhalDu
among tue ladies Of Cache county
Will shortly uo comm fuutt by uItu
ratties. Last year the DHmuCfnlr
Ia lies hat 40 separate Dfguu.st uHH, out
II 10 Probable that thoy villa luus.tptm
cIuta lOt mutual study sui Ius fuc.iput
a. was done W tue Re, ecu lad'rs.
ltis geaufally believed tury Will pay
more attention ~ tho character Ii e. I'd.
III aIts Inau % PARTY principles,
President Elias Z. timU,ll Of tho
Southern \ atvs missiuu after home
visitoiaiew lays duration, has f0.
turucd 90 HI. field Of lab.L II ropOrl
Di the w. * Ia thatssctiUn 10 uuUJuga"-
ing,
Several young ne who have been
wutking IN Nevada mines have re-
turned home,
The quarterly conference u the
Cache stake will DO held May 2nl
and 3rj.
The Logan Republican has adopted
a patent OF ready print inside.
Hon. u. II. Roberts WISE Logon
visitor on Friday.
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Notes.

Steps haze been taxed tor tho pub.
lshing Of Republican paper with
Associated Press dispatches, which no
uOuOt will tesult In the enlargement OF
tho Evening Press. a pt0pH,iU n 90
that effect, II II rel OTlVd, was made 90
Manager Thomas sud accepteu;ya $50
hss been subscribed. The leauiug Ru.
Iuulicans have promised thv enterprise
tuelr support
The funeral services over the temaius
Of William Wiuslow, who pol ysI
fatal Injuries caused by his team run
ming away In OgIen Csny on, viii 10.
held on Tuesday at o'clOoEt At the
Fiith ward meeting house.
Judge RolApp made a calendar sst-
ting OF civil Oases and motions, 200
names were drawn for luTymen for tue
Second district court.
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boards two or three times few years
ago and scored n success with II,

boards two or three times few years
ago aud scored n success with ~.
The sale Of seats Tor the Carpenter
lecture at the Theater WEDNESDAY,
Avn gan, opened at the box flee
this morning. Reauefs Of tue NEWS
will remember win pleasure tue ut.
lightiui articles that have proceeded
IRON the pen OF Mr.. Carpenter ana
printed 10 the Saturday, editious oi this
paper, ThetuUitct he EAs chosen i,f
his subiect here, Japan, IL one Will
whiCh he 10 utCiutdIy familiar, aud he
tells u In tuCh a way that une could
almost lmAgthe he was tiaveliug along
the pfetIy highways VI Japan, dfiuk.
lug la the bstuIiiul scsutty aud listen
INK 10 the cling sung Language Oi the
Japsnese people ~ they fUIUw their
daily avuCEtipnt. NJne should mics
this lecture, TOT 1t is practically tup
tntUught toe Ouout for tue small price
VI admission.
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LOGAN.
Cache County Notes.

In the Fiat district court, James
Cuuningham-in whose case the yer.
diet Oi guilty oi assault with intent o.
commit rape was set aside anu the de.
iendant allowed TO plead guilty 10 plain
aSsAult-wAs sentenced 10 pay n fiue OF
$3.50, which he promptly psiI aud vas
released. Elizabeth Ann Hammer,
adminislTAtriI, W Wm. T.. AiuScOug b,
Jury trial set tor 2ltL Cecilia JAshey
was granted a divorce irym William
Nraly Ja0Eeyi on the ground Uf
dssrTtiOu; II was Orler,d taat he pay
the costs OF court, her attorney i's %
$50, lump sum Of $500, aud $40 a
m NTH Allmony; Mrs,Jaskuy WAS givul
custody 1t tbs child. The case Of Jnu.
w. MuD0ualI Jr. VI. Zspr rhomss
occupied n large portion oil FTIday Ruu
all OF Saturday. Its an unimpIrlaut
damage sur.
The Oh brn d Of erect - o. the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20
Brook Trnnt Fry.

Mr. A. NJ. MuIer Salt Lake City,
Ulah:
Dear 5ir--By direction Of tho com
missioner 10000 brook trout fry und
10000 rainbow trout fey have been ~.
signed 20 you from our hatchery nj
Leadville, The car will probably 20 g.
Leadvlile some time during the month
u May to engage Ia the distfibuliOn.
AZ We have no other assignments In
your section, this car will not 70 10
Utah. Cheyenne, wyo., will be- the
nearest poiu, to Salt Like Guy that II
Will 70. Would II not be pssslbe Tor
you 10 arrange 10 meet tue car nj
Cheyenne ami receive the Try Their, ?
Ample notice will be sent you 40 that
you can meet II.
w, DE q. RAvENEL,
Assistant In Charge Division OF Fish
Culture.
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FROM SOUTH CAROLYN
Letter Written by One Wh5 Recently
Joined the MOrmOns.

USIoE COUNTY, South Carolina,
March 80, 1898,
To tho Editor
Tho many readers OF the NEWS may
be- interested In n few lines from one
who has realized the true aud everlast.
ing Gospel down In Union, South
Carolina. On about the Ian day OF
March, one year ago, had been 10
Union village and had Just got back u
the rain, wet aud cold, anu changed
clothing and was seated by the fire,
when someone shouted "Hell,!" cut
In front OF the 3 rob. Going to the
door saw two finely dressed gentle
men with grlTs on their shoulders aud
under one umbrell. In the rain, inquir-
Ing the way 10 Union. Tney iu TO.
duced themselves rs ministers Of the
q spell. said vol, come IN out OF the
rain. They came IN Aud gave their
names, when were Albert liza o. aud
JOnu Bond, Alter beiug seated a waile
they asked what church belonged Co..
| toll them / WIS BHatltt, ana sskfu
them what church thCy belonged g..
They said they belonged TO the Church
OF Jesus Christ Of Latterday Salute,
that being the fret lime | mai ever
heard OF the Mormon Church.
They spoke ot going on TO Uni0u
after their mail, anu | told them TO
stay all night II Ihey could uuI up with
such fare az We could give them, m n
WAS late Anh raining. They said they
were not out for what they got, Guu ~
they stayed and began 10 tesCh me the
Gospel. | began 20 investigate with
an hOuest heart Tor truth, as | had au
huugeTing aud thifstlng Tor righteous.
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From = letter wfit,uu ny hev, j.
Gundefmau, % DimondAlc, Mich,
We are permitted 70 make this eHtracli
~ have no hesitation la recommend.
ing Dr.. king's New Discovery, AZ the
results we're almost marvellous In the
osss Of my wife. while I vas pastor
Of the Baptist Church NJ Rivss Juno.
tion she was brought down with Pnsu.
moo a succeeding La Grippe. Terrible
pAtoIysms Of coughing would last
hours with little Interruption and II
seemed ~ n hhe could not survive
them. A friend recommended DE-.
kiug's New Discovery; Il was quick
Ia IL work and hishly satisfactory Ia
results" Trial bottles free Al z &. NJ.
/. drug department. Regular siEl 500
and fl0O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

Electric B,tIsrs 10 a msdicine suited
Tor any season, but prfhaps more
generally needed In thu \ Ting, when
the lAnguid exhausted feeling pro.
vAilh, when the liver 10 t5rpid and
sluggish aud tie need OF tonic ana
alternative II felt. A proper uto uf this
act more surely In c0uulsTAcIinR 4
freeing tho system from the M ilarial
y isOn. Hearache, lrdIgesliou, Coo.
; lIHtlou, D.rElueSs yield 90 Electric
Blitsts Only hfty oeula a bUltla.
n. q. NJ. /, drug department