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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20
RULES rOR VOTERS.

with the registration dlspossi o.,
the balloting comes next, anu We again
present these general rules Tor the
guidance Of vottui
Ill you wish to cast q straight
party ballot, put cfosa In iuk In the
blank square To the right Of your
PARTY emblem, aud make no other
mark.
Sit you wish to make any change
whatevct from . straight party Ticket,
do not make any mara opposite either
party emblem. H.
s-whon you do not vote a straight
ticket bot pick your capdidaiss, ~, .
cross In tho space At the right Of each
candidate you wish 10 vlic for, aud
make no other mark on the ballot.
+-You do not yo'e directly Tor Pee
ident and vles.Pfesideni, although
the names Of cAndidalss are on tho
ticket; you vote for electors on tho
Biais ticket, choosing these OF the
party whose presidential candidates
you wIsh 20 support.
by following thsse rules you will
have no difficulty whatever 10 having
your ballo, iu,, a. you want ~ be.
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.. NJ. siAALtys toloA


Acc riding to story In the New
Y0fk World. q Gefmsn physician To.
novrs that the famous African sx.
plofer, Henry 81. Stanley, gradually is
turning negto. Originally Mr. Stanley
wac very lighi.comploxionei, tut al
present he has tho appearance Of
q mulalio, aud quite dark nj that, n
90 c1lisrity that can be- accounted for
~ no other tupposition than the one
ventufed by the German scientist.
In explanation OF To phenomenon
II T. stated thai, ~ l. we'll known. the
q mate u oSrtain portions Of Africa Il
extremely dangerous To foreigners.
Tue high land l. surrounded BY
sWAmps aud the atmosphere 10 filled
with malauai germs. Aimos,
Invariably Europeans ara attacked
with severe forms Of the fever. Stan.
Icy, % the story fua., conceived the
idea Of uorT wing some blood from the
usgfoea and hsd II trap,fu,ei into hls
own veins. He believed that this
would DO an iitclivo means o. prev d.
log the disease, ~ tue natives are not
attacked with u, and he Il said 10 have
submitted TO the operation i've times.
The cons quenos was that he remained
well when hia eompanioBs were
stricken down.
The apparatus used for ihr purpose
consists Of a rubber tuba with n bulb
In the center. Before using II the air
Il forced OUT ~ nlling the bulb ana
tube with warm solution OF salt.
The principal persons Of tho perform.
snec are placed sidv by side aLd the
tubes Inserted Into the veins. Then
God Il pumped from tho one TO the
other, until the desifed quantity has
bssn obtained.
Now u IL claimed that by this pro.
ctss, Mf. Stanley net only became an
immunolo the dreadful fsvef, but that
the African blood he GbtoTbed gfai.
uaily l. wording n tottamofphosis In
his complexion, by the development Of
tho peculiar pigment To which the
ebOny ooler OF the African ssin Il said
to b. due. The fAol--li SUCH II is--
mut, DO OF peculiar inieTe,t 10 anthTo.
collegiate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

THESE assaults 10 which objection 10
raised are cot such AZ arise from mere
political differences, but such ne I'M
Justly charge unoiieBding persons
with crimes VII CD. II a man were
guilty thereof, ought 10 eend him to the
state prison for term Of years. II is
time that reputable cltizsns receive In
this matter the protection 10 which
they are tatilloi under the law
rom interruptions or gullible
newspaper reporters. And com.
moncement In this lius would be
better now ihan At subsequent
dAie, that the business may DO settled
Tor all time In this State.
The NEWS IL fully aware that some.
imss the nost aud most careful nuws-
pipufs are Imposed upon In the source
Of their Information. aud oooasio uaily
m tue character aud conduct VI their
emf llytn. In such an event the chief
management does not hcaitate TO make
honofable amends Tor no reputa.
bio newspaper can afford 10
DO duliDefae inlustioo TO any
ellison. Tue last Legislature c1mpfe.
heudej this situation and passed .
law providing for fsirAotious and
tue ell Q. thereof In cases where eau.
uidalos Tor public utiice have been
unIustly atsaiiei, TIE feirao,ion TO be
made edit riaiyA given time before
the election. Since iiDeious pubiiea.
lions have been male la this city. It IL
nov In order for Tetfsclions 10 come 10
the next few days, ., AZ 10 comply
with the 'pitit Of tho law. whether or
aot civil or criminal proceedings are
contemplate on behalf Of the injured
pAftlos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

citc the policy thAt shall be pursued
900 bihali OF the State OF any plrii5u
thereof They should determine what
thoy want, and select the ofiioefs bel
qualified to carry out the desire
pilcy. Sometimes the choice oi
mateflsl through which 10 work
be MT ne gfea, 90 might be-
desired, but II 10 better 10 have q
comparatively dull representative VI n
sui efior policy than brilliant repre-.
sentative who would ouiofoe IN eriof
prime pies. rnat oitlEen whI reaches
in his 4wi miai a ctnolus on a. u
what Il the better policy Tor municipal.
Wy, G UNITY " Sats, 10 malntainiug
a. pro noiins tns geuet,l welfare oi
us pro.ic, anu who selects eiilc Al fel.
fesenliiivo- 10 carry "a, tnat policy ib
ils lull pnfpoie, IL tho ons that ties
discharges the duties OF citzil7hip
that rest upon him IN relation ~ gov.
eminent, local VI national.
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lInELou, runLIrArIuNs.


In tho heat Of a political eampa,gn.
whom parry spoutep arc on the stump
they frequently make exaggerated nm
untrue statements, aud some people
INA excuse therefor Ia the fact that u
speaker often gotta a little "IAttl,d"
when before a noisy audienoi aud says
what he really would not do In hi
sober senses. The excuse IL q rather
gauiy one, yet thin ~ II T., news
paIer that deliberately makes unlru,
statements about tho candidates on m
opposing ticket does not have even
that much covering, ani Therefore b,
without excuse 10 Voluntarily making
untrue and puaiianlmous altsoks upon
candidates Of auy paliloll patty.
By the laws u Utah It 10 made o
crime for any pers,n, directly or inii.
r,elly, 10 pay or oder any cinsi isTa.
lion 10 sny voter. or to ofitr OF promise
any ofiiee, place or omploy,aenl, %
oudeAvor TO procure any ofiios. place
" employment, Ia order to induce any
eleo,or 10 vote for any person OF per
sous at any election In this State. The
penalty for this crime lisa nne Of not
more than one thousand dollars OF
I'M risoument IN lhp Slate prison foi
not mole than nve yeafs. ~ both nue
aud imprisonment.
For newspaper 10 accuse any eau.
diiale " having committed this crime,
without having good reason for max.
Ing the charge, is LIBEL and the OF.
iense IL all shs more aggravated whep
Tho accus ton IL made merely 10
"roai" the oindiiatu aud la the A..
sonoe Of any ability to eonlufe up b
uu,hIul accusation agaius, him. o..
fortunately. IN the present campaign
u IL notable that Just such libolnus Iub.
lioalous are being INDUCED H.; anu
Whist IL more, speolA assault. are
directed against such candid ties 4
the opposition as srv OF gool
reputo aud VINO cannot b.
ttuth'ully assaulted btc use Of any
deficiency In int TltY VI ability Tor
tho 1tilce they haya been named ioE.
The specific oHarse 10 made OF yi3la,.
lug tue provision Of law foteTiei 10,
when g. fact the accusation 10 known
10 DO untrue.
Tue NEWS Is interested IN haying
coed men or womun ius,siitu inIo
nloe IA this county, as Ia tho whole
state. Whatever DO their political M
iau0us, Il has or.sio.ss1 some o inc
local h m nations ou 10Th slides Il lht
'ence, S4osing tha. blih tickets have
heir wax aud strong poin,s, b5tn
bsing a pair In this regard. AM
having criticized tho Objectionable lea
urea Of these tickets generally, ths
NEWS also iaels under an 0aligalion Of
duty 10 dissent irIm aud proissl
against unwATranloi attack upon
these better candidates who arc Pre-,
scented for the franchises Of tho people
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20
Duty on CITIZENS.


Another fortnight will have brought
The citizens OF this State face TO face
with the performances Of high duty.
In the discharge OF that duty reefs the
expression Of tho people ~ 10 their
viii In the conduct Of national and
local afiairs. It's the fipi time In the
history Of this Stale that the full re.
sponsibility OF such an occasion has
rested upon its cl,iEsns; and they owe
II to thsmislvel to perform their part
In 4 careful, conscientious, patriotic
manner, that the results which follow
their action shall not be cause Of TO.
grst
Political prophets predict this " that
effect Ne following party success; the
political parties themselves promise
much that IL good and disuwn all that
~ bad In Intention. Hut political
prophets often prove 10 be bllnd OF unre.
liable guides, and party promises often
arc broken AZ freely a. they have been
made, aud with Injurious results. The
old maxim, put not your trust IN
princes, might we'll be parAphfased 10.
DAY 10 read, put net your trust In
politicians. In this situation the oiil.
SEQ who implicitly relies on the guild.
Anoo Of the politician rather than upon
his own higher patriotic judgment
often commits an error. 10 far ~
Utah 10 concerned, howuver. We feel
confident that patriotism, not partisan.
ship, will guide them to tue proper
discharge Of the responsible duty o.
election day.
In the past three months there has
been much sAid In political circles that
might have been leIt unsaid, and with
prom; perhaps there have been lelt
unsaid these things which, II thcy
had received expression, would have
been Of value 10 the people; aud DOUBT.
less men assumed positions In politics
two or three months ago which they
wouli not enter upol with the ndduI
knowledge which they have today.
But this IL the fate Of human exptri.
enoe under human Judgment Foru.
naIely the evolution Of political cam.
paigu tni the opportunities at the
close thereof are 20 related 10 each
other that COMMONLY the voter has lhu
privilege Of doing the right thing In
the dual and vital act OF casting his
or her vote, even though &. might not
be ascending to earlier conceptions Of
what should have been done.
Tue PEOPLE want good cfiioen to
rule over thvmi Tor "wheu the
wicked rue tho people meurn."
hut the quality Of lflcofs must
be iulgcd both by their per.
sonal Integrity ani ability and by the
principles they repTeseuL A ludg.
mont upon either basis alone would be
unsafe, AMI might be d.sastflus be-.
cause u " narfowntss nod impsriro.
ton a dibrepuIabiu ofli1.Al, though
no Represent gooi principle, 10 more
likely than otherwise to sutvsrt tbose
principles TO his owu selfish desires.
on tho other hand, person Of good
telute anu ability, SINCERELY devoted
10 mistaken view. msy safnestly
ana slnesFsly enforce puueip.ss IN
ro'eTnmenl that would cause gteat
h'fd'hlpu und iffeparAbls Injury.
such government would be 80 thor.
onghly "wleRsd" In IT. rule as to result
In mourning among those tubIsoled
thereto.
IL Ia the right OF the yotars To indi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

We gusran,ss hn TO be the 6es
Cough Syrup Manufactured 10 ths
whole wide world. This issayisg a
great deal, but TITS trus. For Con-
sumption, Coughs, Celds, Bore
Throat, Sore Ohsst, Pneumonis, Bfon-
ohitis. Asth uis, Group, Whooping
Cough, aud all diseases of the Throat
sBd Lubgs, We positively guarantees
BaHard's Borshosnd syrup TO be with.
oat an equal on tue wnyle faoe OF the
globe. IN support of this ststsmsnt
We refer 10 every individual who has
ever used it,snd TO every druggist who
has ever sola II. such evidences 10 in-
disputsbl.. sold by Y. q. NJ |. Drug
Department..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20
A Sound 1--we. MAXI. . w.u Man.

Are you Bilious, Coni,ipaisd OF
troubled with Jaundioe, bick Hssd.
ache, had Taste In Msyih, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongu., Dyspersit,
Indigestion, Hot Dry skin, Pain 10
Hack and betveen the Bhoulisrs, hills
aud Fever, etc. II you havs any Of
these symptoms, your Liver - DOT 81
ofisr, aud your blood is slowly being
poisoned, because your Liver does moi
act properly. HEHnisn will cnfe any
disorder Of the Liver, Stomach OF
Bowels II hos no equal q. Liver
Medicine. prios rs osuis. Free trial
bottles at z q. NJ. l. drug stofs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

IIE FIRsr number Of the Utah In.
duttfialisi, an oight.pasc ssm.monthi
paper published at Springv,ilv, Utah
county, by W. <. Gibson, came To
hand toisy. II Is devote to the In.
duslrial Interests OF the State. aud To-.
rains from dAbbllng In partisan poll.
ties. The nrst number contains much
valuable information, aud Its articles
ATE written In an interesting vein.
Continuing In the path 1t has outlined,
the Indusirisiist ought 10 take H. place
as a woleomv arquititiln to the Journal.
i''io rAuhs iq tue state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

Mrs. Hsmlltop, Cambridge, flls,,
sayn had the Thsumatlsm 90 bad !
could not raiss my hand TO my head.
Bdiiard's Snog Lnpssnf has entirely
CURED me. lake pleasure In infotn-
Ing my nelghbors and friends what u
has done Tor the. Ohss. Handley,
clerk for Lsy a Lyman, kevanes,
Ills., advises Us SnotO LiniDisat cur, d
BIN Of Rhsumatism. WY not Try
~ n will surely do you good. iteufes
all infiammsiion, MOuuus slfes, Cuts,
Bprain,, etc. Bold b. z G. 81. j.
Drug Department..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

ONCE OF ihe Pioneer Electric Power Com.
pauY, ogden, Utah
GLALEp PROPOSALS. WILL ~ Hs.
= cCiycl at THE uncc until November luih.
l-l6 and then uuhlirly opened, Tor furniahinE
all he material nuI labor required ln tho
contraction OF "a masonry dfm AnG Hpulwar
about toet Ions Hnd o. tcot hish io Oo huut
acrusa tno ogden river By uFirn r1u1on,
Utah, about aA mi'oH TO thr CITY NJ ogden.
nus arc feluestei on three distinct plans,
viz
i'lan 4. a ru1ble masonry dam OF tho usual
tyne
Han u. a concrete dam combating ct piers
conn,eild By concrete atchcs.
llhn o. Ar1mIinatilu dau. cnnHHiIuF %
concrete piers with "a sirol plate facing
Zach hid BE- 90 De accompanied hY cUrt.uut
A bond for so f1I, with Satisfactory suretes.
VIII ho required Tor thg faithful Performance
OF the contract
niddrrs before admitting proposals. must
make q careful ami thorough rkamluuuOm. boz
persnu, OF the Hito of the fHm Eul splliWsy.
flAus ana surtinaAtlouH ana lns tfuruons in
bidders may hr nhtninru on uuuIIrHtIun tu tHr
unGcrsi gnod Ht this unlro
Inc right b. tOsertc M Triurt nu. lr 900 ht
anu T. SAFE any iHfltmalltita DO tbu aalnu.
A.. *. hANNlaItH,
CHAT tnsiueeI.
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MEiLLR AND LIE.


The incident reported from Havana,
anu which came noar pfoeipitating a
war between the United States and
5pain, has more Of an air Of probability
about II than many stories that come
from the CUBAN capital. IL 1. illus-
ira,ivc VI the character Of Governor
uenerAl WeyIer aud Of the Amsfi.
eau captalp, who has had q
reputation " not being over.
obssquious to spanish officials when
they have made arrogant demands
upon him. And 0oneFal Lee 10 Just
the man 10 take the stand attributed to
him In such an emergency. IL IL a
good Thing that calusT Judgment over
came the impulse OF the passionate
Weyler. ana that the guns OF MORO
oHs.le were silent A. the Vigllanols
steamed out with the Stars anu Stripes
Il her masthead. Otherwise q conflict
between spain and the United States
would have c9s. more lives anu money
Than II will do 10 settle tho Cuban war
" tho operations now golag on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

We know Whereof W. affirm when
We state that Ayef'a Pills, tsEoD
promptly, at the hvt symptoms OF
u9lds ana fevefs, afrcai further pro-
gress " these disofdpfs. and speedily
restore the stomach, liver ami bowels
TO their normal and regular action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

In many Goes tue Net work Of
Ayers sanapsrilla 10 10 cHpol the
effects Of tho other M. ioincs that havc
been tried In vain. II would be- saw
Ing OF time AMI money n exuof'mnut'
ere took Ayers 5afsapafilla at Hrs In
stead Of at tat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

Hall's Vsgttab q sIoihan Hair Re.
newer ". unquss iouably, the beet pre-
sstvaiive OF the hair. IL " also cufa'
tive OF dandruti, letter, aud oil scalp
al ellons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

s.-is1 1fasrisi. II conner south and i-lsi 2 ali'
frlie riIiios 4 sil , m. Regular riiuon ~
~ 1,.,sfr srsn wrrrtr ysvs Il pub'ifa'a
a. rassfag ana ffIfar 90 sarh Werh .
no ussfnrT Wrrulf In magtI.na torn 10 tae
nal - stsfg hatufdaE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

rss sr..s On sale At ne principal tisisi., Ne,
stand aad on m passenger trains isa'inE Ne eV
amer , , n taiI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

oity Subscriber. IN tiadiy naufy !. 7. Duntf =
lrfeaiaaHl, u az iffegalanu N ths dalfafg "
tsif rafsfa
An communications should b. aiifssssa N
pusssr Ntvs PusLruus o.
g.lsphoas ~
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30 Wafl,n 81. go L.Ls ClIr.

Caiatth caused difiirulty In speak
Ing and TO great eKient loss Of hear.
ing. by the use Of Eiy's Cream Balm
dropping OF mucus has cenH d, voice
anu hearing have greatly improye1.-
J. w. Dsvldton, Attorney at Law,
Monmouth, ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

Subscriber, ,h,srins ,hsf pias. Of fs.i.sa,,,
,touid asaJs eivs forwsf - vel "a pfo''a' az
dfsaa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

Dr. o. D. HpwoIi, tho leading den.
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Iumhsr For ssis
At Equitable Co-or.. / 'a'su per TOO


On receipt o. ten ceuts, cash or
sthmps, = generous sample viii b.
mailei n tho most popular Caiaffh
aud Hay Fever Curr (Eiyi Cream
Balm) iuiil silent % dsmouairate It.
great merit. Full slEs 500.
fIY RROTitpus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

rpOMOnlOW MoHNiNG Ar 1880 i Will
i coll az No. " street, a large lot of very
nno furniture, otc., brussels, moquot and III.
room furniture. elegant leather upholsicrf d
oasy chair and couch, ebony paTlOr desk,
library tables, hno combination folding bed
aud side board, bismarck range, lot liar.
land china, dranefiea, pictures, hrott etc,
etG.
Atln m sharp 4 will sell gentle pony nne
cart and harntaf, etc., cts,
y. Al. ONION, Auouonssr.
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INSTRUCTION..


NxTm wEAH GLASSES THAT 20 NOT
w ntyou Diirult caaeA invited. lea'
fTee, Moody, expert, Constitution hulH'ns,
An EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL srObL,
IN eight years eNporiencoi W u. iufhWei,
rAnufhr turing optiriAn. Is West tHtt eelW
street Ives examined for glasses He''
speclnl leusea ground 10 d. tho eye
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STOCKS AND BONDS FOR SALE

TVTAH STATE pErEoTlyK stHyiut'
~ r. o. boz ga. onee n uAlons p'se--
Jn0. W. Greanmar. general nAnAsur
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-04-25
Marine Notes.

Yesterday was another dull day with
the fishermen. The small boats brought
in about 1000 pounds of shore fish, but
otherwise there WAS nothing doing.
The big schooner William B. Palmer,
was discharged by Captain B. j. Willard,
in 23A hours working time, during
which 2, $40 tons Of GOAL were disposed of.
She sailed yesterday for Louisburg, and
will be one of the summer coal feet.
The steamer Cacouna, Is another
record breaker. She left here last Satur-
day for Louisburg, arrived, received o
cargo of III tons. lost an hour outside of
Louisburg in getting the pilot off, the
sea being very rough, and arrived here,
having made the round trip between
ports in five days and ten hours. She
brought coal for the Maine Central.
John W. Torrance, I. B. Ross, j. A.
Hickey, and ]. E. Neville of the Domin-
ion line will leave for Canada today, all
but Mr.. Ross will go to Montreal, and he
will return to the office at Quebec. They
will be greatly missed by their many
Portland friends.
Bangs & Stowell, well known water
front people have leased land of Daniel
P. Cobb, at Wizards beach and will
build store with cook room IN the
rear. The building will have an all glass
front, and will be decided addition to
the buildings there. It will be opened
about May Is.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-04-25
WILL PAY IN FULL.
But He Must Have a Little More
Time.

James White Forced to Assign to f. C.
Payson as Trustee for All His Credi.
tors-LiabiIities $4,000,
James White, the extensive junk dealer
on Portland Pier, has been compelled to
assign to E. G. Payson as trustee for all
his creditors.
Mr.. White said yesterday that his
financial troubles were caused by the fail
ure Of other firms by which he lost $40,
900. He found that some of his smaller
creditors especially one small bank hold
ing some of his paper, were disposed to
press him, and SO he made the assign.
ment to Mr.. Payson to get time. The
most Of his creditors, including all the
Portland banks holding his paper, and
Boston parties insisted in oonsenting to
the arrangement, and the business will
be conducted as usual.
81 believe" said Mr.. White, s.and SO
does Mr.. Payson, that we shall be able to
pay one hundred cents on the dollar. On
three previous occasions was compelled
to ask for time, and yet no man ever lost
cent through me. All ask is o little
time"
Mr.. White said that his liabilities are
about $43, 100, and that his real estate is
worth $50, 900, or more. He has no doubt
of his ability to pay his debts in full, and
to save his business if given time. and
the management of his own affairs.