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other remedy has ever attained. There
comes an immediate clearing of the jaundiced,
muddy complexion; neuralgia and sick
headaches cease to afilict, and the formerly
wretched sleeper enjoys the blessings of sound
restoring sleep. Given the hearty appetite,
the sound sleep aud the pure blood, all the
other needful things that go to making what
we call perfect health, are sure to follow.
Low spirits constant brooding over fancied
wrongs and imaginary sights, melancholia
and fretfulness are not treated as seriously as
they deserve. They yare evident faults of the
tired nervous system aud are to be corrected
! by putting an end to the neglectful condition
of those vital parts.
Don't wait for nervous prostrdtiOn.
When headaches continue and that tired
feeling keeps up, or pain is felt over the kid
neys, arouse the body from its unhealthy con
dition, get rid of not only these symptoms,
but of the underlying causes by prompt re-
course to Paine celery compound. This great
/ -ua.;ta-c.5 ITOii, a. kdctForto N -iri -'a
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ReIigioms Nniices.

Q
r., ,..,,r,, ~! I,o ,a Hu'ty REFORMED church
S,,'h',,,m ,"m az lo,uu ~, hl' ana o;3o p, m.
DI"'mm""S atnuol "l l'3u =. IN. Rev. Robert
h"yl' PASTOR
Regular services will be held in the United
| Evangelical church. (Dougherty's Hail. To-
morrow at 10 II. m; and $50 p. m. Preaching
| Dy une pastor, Kew l. j. Rcitz Sunday
ach"ol at l'3o p. M
Services in All Saints Protestant Fpi,coral
church ON East Oak street tomorrow at 1880
a. m ana p IN. Sunday school at p. m.
| The American Volunteers are going to
| hold meetings all dav sunday in riJ,i,,Dg ~
Dulldlhg' 50 west Centre street. Meetings at
~ IT, M . ana S:OO p. m. First Lieut.. Hasam
ana WIG IN command.
Ebenezcr Evangelical church. corner of
| South West and Cherry streets II Uo,oca
Romig, pastor Sunday school at 1890 n m
ImE'r meeting on Wednesday evening. It
''o' All lhNll'H'
Services in the Prcsbytcrian church to-
morrow at I0.3Oo m nd'G,aG, 60 .uu 1o-
school at p m Preaching by Rev. Jacob
Neluhnah'
Methodist Episcopal church corner Oak
and White streets. Rev. Alfred Ucch,"i
Pn9Ior' General class meeting at $3.50 "A. M,
ltu ny EIlaS Webster. sermon at 1870 a. IN.
ply tHe pastor subject Recognition Of
Hehds ON Earth Sunday school ut 2 p,
pr1ver service amen at 9GpI 9Iecial song ana
nasfor Evanin% sermon, G.on e' ny tne
pastor, Snbiect .sTha Po,obc % o,So oF nS the
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the risk is so great and the remedy so easily
within their reach As weakness, nervous.
ness, langour and sleeplessness are clearly
the result Of low nervous nutrition, so per-
manent relief will come from rapidly build
ing up the wasted nerve tissues Paine's
celery compound is the means best calculated
for this end
Paine's celery compound purifes and
reintorces the blood in way that no
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No; she fingered and suffered along,
'pining away all the time for years, the
doctors doing her no good and at last
was cured by this Hop Bittcrs the pa
'pers say so much about. Indeed Indeed 4,
how thankful we should be for that
medicine"
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., May 18th, ls-
MISUNDERSTANDING been Il sufferer for a
long time from nervous prostmtion and
general debility, | was advised to try Hon
Bitters. | have taken one bottle, and have
been rapidly getting better ever since, and /
think it the best medicine | ever used. am
now gaining strength and appetite, which
was all gone, and | was in despair until |
tried your bitters. | am now well, able to
go about and do my own work. Before
taking it, was completely prostnted
MRS. MARY STUART.
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From Thomas Painter to p. w. Shcafcr, ct.
al, interest in lot in Gilberton.
From Sarah Kopp to Logan Building and
Loan Association; lot in fremont.
From Charlotte \. Rich to Annie l.. Rich,
land in Norkvillc.
From executors of C. Tower, 20 Z. J.
Conyille lot in Tower City.
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4 IJohh .. McFarIand.

WV anu piaIH IeSuOTeT VIII TUU 1caNe q
vestige of kidney disease, nervousness un-
healthy state of the liver or heart trouble
Its way of curing these alarming complaints
is direct and unfailing.
1t replaces unhealthy tissues by new and
healthy parts and cleanses and purifies the
blood until the tired body regains the elasti-
city and high spirits that are the sure ac-
compartment of perfect health.
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Bishop whippIe welded.

NEW YORK, Oct 2i-1hc Right Rev,
Henry Benjamin Whipple, bishop Of Min,
nesota, whom the Indians Of tho north.
west years ago named Straight Tongue, "
and who Is now "A years old, was married
for the second time on Thursday in st.
Bartholomew church The bride was
Mrs. Evangeline Simpson, widow, who
IS still comparatively young She was u
friend of the bishops first wife.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
uhderslgned, chairman of the Borough Water
committee, up to Wednesday, October 2sth
1870, at 600 clock p m, for the furnishing of
SoO teet OF four-nch pipe, more or less digging
laying ana covering the same, for extension Of
the llne on West Coal street; also furnishing
connections The committee reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
A. ID. GABLE,
lO23-6t Chairman Water Committee
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If you nave over soon % little chul i'm the
agony of summer rompIniut Won co, realize
the danger of the trouble and appre late the
value of instantaneous relief alwa,, afforded
by DpWufs Collie and Cholera Cre. For
dyscutcry aud diarrhoca il is n reliable
remedy. We could not afford to recommend
this us a cure unless il were n cur,. c. II.
Hagcuhurh
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores,
letter. chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all SKIN erupuons, and positively cures piles,
OF 40 pay required. IL is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or mOny refunded. Price
20 cents per box. For sale by A =. Wasley.
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American tdpirnI in London.

ST LOUIS Oct 2L-From one Of the
prominent delegates to the Street Railway
association convention the outlines were
obtained of deal whereby the largest
tramway corporation and plant in Lon
don, England, passes into the hands Of
an American syndicate. The road is tho
underground railway of London, with all
its qualifications and property
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Heart plaease Relieved la 3O Mlnutes.

DR.. Agnew's Cure for the Heart gives per
feet relief in all cases of Organic or Sympa-
thetic Heart Disease in 80 minutes and
speedily effects "A cure. 1t lisa peerless remedy
for rapitatiun, Shorness of Breath, smother
ing Spells, Pain in Left side and all symp-
toms of a Diseased Heart one dose con
yinccs. Sold at Kirlns drug store.
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Did Not JOHN.

Mcdonald and Gibbons. the cleer little
buck and wing dancers. yo,tcrdpvrcceivcd
AN olirrtu join the Sporting Cme' COM
muy. They made great hit ding the
second act of the performance last evening,
After a consultation between the manager
and the parents, the latter decided o cancel
the offer.
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The Right Name in the right Place.
Pam-Tina for coughs and colds, Poe. AT
Gruhler Bros, drug store.
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When you want good roofing, plumbing
gas fitting or general tinsmithing done call
on E. f, Gallagher IS West Centre street
Dealer in stc"es l-tf
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Fall supply.

The largest variety of ladies, coats and
capes. Also childrcns jackets, ladies dress
fabrics of all kinds and trimmings at
=. j. MoNAGUAN's.
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John Correl, who received fatal injuries
by falling a distance of 80 feet while work
ing on spire of church at Patterson last
Friday, the particulars of which have been
published, died at the Miners hospital yes
terday morning about o'clock His re-
mains were removed to Tamaqua last even
L. ' .---l =. 8 - " .ii---'laH
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Having studied under come Of the besl
masters In London and Paris, will give lessons
reasonable. Address in care of Strouse. tbe
eweler Shenandoah
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Rid Yourself of Rheumatism
Buy Red Flag Oil, 25c. At Gruhlcr Bros,
drug store.
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NOR SALE--A valuable farm near Ringtown.
Il Excellent house and barn and all conVen-
fences. Apply to $. G.. NJ Hollopcter, Esq,
Shenandoah, Pa. IO-f-3w
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HoR RENT.-A dwelling at No. South
White street. All conveniences Apply TO
J. II, shane, on the premises. lO-9-tt
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NOR SAIE-A double property, on Line
II street Nos. 1873 and l35, for sale cheap. In
quire of Mrs. Felix McMannaman, on Line
street l0-l6-u
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BucIsIen,s .Arnicn snIy..

rns ana conNcycu ~ me n0mC 'of MS
Mrs. Stephen Clause, near Reynolds.
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CHARTER NOTICE.

Nou9e Is hereby given that an application win
9e made TO the Court Of Common Pleas Of
~, isIIl XII county, Penna ON Monday. -
day November, 1896, at 10 O'clock int
noon, Tor the charter Of an inteDded eorpo''
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has not or cannot eureS Ask your neigh
. if they can. For sale at k.rlin's Pharma
Main street. Shenandoah.
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FASHIONS favorite fabrics at popular price. of
strictly reliable goods in blacks aud culors
All the newest styles which Dame Fashion
has declared to be popular can be found
here. All the correct wcavcs and ,tp TO dntr
shades for the fan and winter o 1896 are
shown in profu-iuu
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Services in the Trinity Reformed church
tomorrow at 1000 u. m, and G:3O p. m.
sunday school at 1880 p. IN, Rev Robert
o. Boyle pastor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-03
1LKILInLE CAsF.

what a strange metaphysical or
gauism Is that Of Miss Ovorman, the
Ian Francisco woman who publicly
confessed hersolf a blackmaller aud
pedurcIl More than this, " the t,lt'
graphic reports are correct, che even
smilcd and looked anything but
abashed while rsciliug the story Of hof
own lufumy before the eccltsiaslIcal
court In view ofthe oblsc, sought 10
be- accomplished, and the manner In
which II was frustrated and exposed,
some incidents Ia the ii'o OF LIcrtlia
Botgia became pain uIly r,divlyus.
That II can be- possible, at a time
and In n place when and where civlll'
zallon holds high sway aud Chris.
lianity Ia recognized n not a
reAl factor 10 the composition Of socle-
". Tor two people, 1hoss.-eH would TO
begin with preclude " from linking It
with oven the mildest shades Of
diabollsm, TO sink TO such a
depth, l. a startling proposition; but
whom 10 the situation Is added tue al
dilional loathsomsussa that The women
not only planned tue scheme whereby
an Inn cent mau was 10 suffer AMI fall
but did It deliberately nnd wani0nly,
It IL then that form Of iucreIulity
mskes Itself apparent We ssy incre.
duliiy because, while the correctness Of
the report may not at present be- con-
tested, there must be something
beyond the tur'aco that has not
yet been disclosed to tue public.
The confession Includes the remark.
able statement that Miss OvcTmnu be-.
came a Ulaokmsiler anu a thief In ofd,r
that sho thus might be- rescued from a
liio OF work AMI possible plyouyl This
alono would be- enough to stamp with
the impress Of ineradlcable vll,Siuy the
character " any sane uerson Ut mature
yesu; aud when 10 II n added tue In.
fanny that her Intended victim was n
man whose hospitality she hat eulJye Q,
lhu recital seems to partakv more ana
more VI tho Internal. "Wueu lovely
woman sIoops to folly" somebody pre-
figures unweleomu things, but whcn
,he sl0.pa 10 the boItU m " the social
scale ana becomes n pIemeditalod
criminal iJr mere perl'hsb.e gain,
what may We not look ioi? Womau's
name has long been linked with the
WORD irallly even ny poet,; Uu. when
she authorizes VA to link It with a term
compared with which iFallly Ia a viz.
tue, We afc constrained to conclude
that the Ilmes are really out " i1iut
with no one In our class presently able
10 ast them riyhi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-03
ARIZONA AM UrAn.

The CONGREGATIONAL House committee
on territories IL to give a hearing TO-
morrow "wednesday TO tho PROPOSE
ton To annex n PORTION oi northwest
cru Arizona 70 Utah. Representative
Allen will uphold ami Delegate Muir
pny opplto tho prop slllon. As 10
whether or not the piece Of land In
question should come 10 Utah, we
may here remark that u the people
whose Interests are there DO not want
the transfer, Utah docs not want H.
We understand, however that nto'
pie there are exceedingly anxious TOT
the change, since tho Colorado river,
which II the proposed boundary
tffeolually cuts them OIL from ooun'
ty and terri oriAl government south
Of the Colorado, except by long
aud expensive travel, while under the
change they would 10 In direct touch
with this state and their section Of
country would be much more quickly
developed.
Tho question at issue ia OF vital I'm
portanee TO the occupants aud o'hefs
with direct interests In the tract OF
laud sought to be uansiefredi hut II II"
OF secondary interest TO either utah OF
Arizona outside Of that We believe
tho matler should bo settled according
10 the wish Of the people ohiehy con-
oerned. To accomplish THIS u
will not DO necessary to disturb
in the least the close anu
nnicAble relations which exist be-
tween this State and our southern
n.iVhbor, In whose welfare and prog
ress We have alivsly Interest. fros'
tet,ty for Arizona and Utah lies In
the A.h Of union lot mutual goods ana
II IL ~ be hoped that not many years
hence tho most intimate commercial
relations will be established between
them by means OF north and south
lines Of railway Hfoiilng close aud
rapid transportation facilities. such a
development would not DO delayed by
settling the proposed transfer As We
Lave suggested would DO the right
nav
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courtesy, 10 tuiilcient 10 recall that
when the civil war broke out In this
country, Spain haatenei 10 recognize
the O. n'odefacy, and quickly did what
the Uulted States has feitaiued from
doing, with the positions Of the two
nations reversed, Tor number Of
,eafs. When there Is IN uprising Of
such msgaiiuds la any nation ~ 10
give pfomsu VI 'ts success ~ n revolu.
ton, other nations have a perfect
righ, TO recognize tho belligsrenta
rns right 5pdn exercised, and now
cannot complain At inc Unitoi states
doing likewise,
AZ this particular time tho out.
burst Of Spanish wrath i b1sUd
on two grounds; the intempetato
language Of Americans in coming 10
the poin. OF recognizing tho CuJsn.,
and the iaut Of country much
stronger tuau Spain giving such rocoy-
milton. A litllo time and tbs spanish
anger viii c.Ul 10; nnd while tue die.
avowal OF tho BARCELONA iucilcnt VIII
be- accepted by this country in good
faith. spain Will SEQ how impossible II
ia Tor any difavlwal " Congregational
action 10 come from Pfesidout
Cleveland. OIe was the lawless act
of a mob, the other the governmental
exercise ian inallonablo right When
the cooler Judgment Of few day.
thought comes 70 tho spanlards II viii
be n good time tor President Cleveland
TO act ~ peaccmakor by submitting 10
Spain a proportion 10 relieve u Of
Cuba and Cuban troubles for the
future. The destiny Of this continent
is TO be irso from any Iron yoke Of q
Eufopoan power the past experience
Of the spanlard hers should teach him
that q, is Improbable to oppose the
fates In this regard. Cuta may or may
not come 10 the United 5lstc', but Il
must be released from Spanish contro :
aud there Ia no occasion Tor UDclr Sam
u fight about ~, either
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SPAIN AND UNCLE sam.

The disturbance IN spain over the
action OF the United States Congress
with respect TO CUBS cannot be re-
gArded ne Afiording the slightea1 indl'
cation that there will DO any war be-
tween the Two countries. The thteals
ne TO what will OF may DO done to
American commerce by hostile span.
Iards msy be set down as 40 mach
buster. The United states does not
want any trouble with our Spanish
friends, and will not DO drawn inp II
n 4. can be avoided; and surely spain
IL not eager for anything but peaceful
relations, for, a. the London Chroni-
ole perliusnily suggests, "ii II c3mee
TO a struggle, America could wipe
spsin of tho earth, either by sea or
land"
The furoTe Ia all because Congress
wants 10 have this country RECOGNIZES
the Cuban Tevolutlonists as hslliget'
emit; and In this voices the sentiment
Of the vast majority Of the people, who
are tired Of tho warfare that Ia going
on 10 the Island and its dsslruotiveness
to life ami property, not only among
the people Of Cubs, but In its Ill.
rect sfi,c, upon the property
and commerce u Americans. with
this recognition given, no doubt
II will initiate AgAinst Spanish inter
ests, 20 far a. these hu IN the control Of
the itluud. 10 will have one eject at
l,asti Spain viii have TO crush the
Cuban uprising at once or prepare 70
tscopnize Cuban Independence.
Asto the talk about insults 10 Spain
or Coutravening international law In
recognizing the belligerents, that IL
the verlest nonsense. There is great
deal too much Of radical spoechmaklng
uming Congressmen on subjects Of
This kind, and II has been no In this
sas,; tut there has been no lnloutiun
VI pnehng an iutulI to spain. 90
the other hand, the resolution
Whlcl requests President Cleveland to
use hls good M 'ya for Cuban indie.
PEI doncr IL the uOlIiug forth Of an yfirf
oi friendship 20 spain that easily
might have been tlll'rd, n Their.
vero mere recognition ~ Causu
be.llgersnu, without any other action
VI tits government, the chances are
that Cuba would be independent In -
short TIM; but under this offer, the
spanish might euslly hud chance 10
nsqoliRte a sale OF the island aud thus
obtain round sum ~ com.
penshtlon for that which other.
wise She will have to lot 20 soon at o
great monetary sacrihce. As to tn
pretended breach OF international
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-03

AZ 10 the canalgre plant the Kan
s's Farmer aye: "lt has. beeu triei Dr.
'outhwegern Kausas nud 20 VIZ well
at Garien CITY, anu txlerlmuuta'
settings NJ Medicine Lodge htu grow
ing finely. a peculiarly of the plant
lie that It grows ip winter nud the TOT
entirely disappears o. spfiug aud SUM
mer anI the o.iy question about it'
succefs 10 Kharss appears 90 boz 'hnt OF
lis ability Co endure our uiu'ofs TX.
p,tloucs thus hr indicates that ., Will
BE- barJy, at lcast iu southern Knnrsn
ltgtOws well Boo sriI t.rious."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-03

James l.. Francis, Alderman, Chi.
cage, sayG III regard Dr. King's New
pi very a. the Ideal Pauacra I T
Coughs, Coids anu Lung Complaints,
having used II In my family Tor tue
last I'VE yests, TO the tHoluri0n "
physioiau's prescriptions " other pre-
IIfntious"
Rev. John Burgus, Keotus, Iowa,
Methodist Episcopal Church for 90
yesTs OF mole. aud have never iUund
any hing 40 b ntiiiHl, Or that gave
me such speedy relief Ne ~, kiug's
New Dso.vUTy," Try the Ideal
Cough Remedy now. Irai Bottles
Free al z. G.. n. !. drug department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-03

Nj Frei Miller, Of Irving, Illinois,
writes that he had Severe kinney
trouble for many yeats. With styefe
pains In his back snd ato lhst =
BLADDER WAS Affected, lilo tried many
tO called Kidney cures but without
any good result. About year 40 he
began Tee " H. ectflc Bitter an found
Ttntf NJ otcr, ErcuiU Butsrs 10 e.
Iscizily adapted Gu cure OF all Kidney
AID Liver troubles and often gives al
most instant ttiib'. One tusl will
prove our statement, P.lHr ouy 600.
A. n. q. NJ. /, utug department
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ruGiLisls Guam 90 adopt rules 60
govern tncir iubatoa, rs they do 10
govern their nghis. rhe latter Tfo.
vide fot three minute. spa.rtg, viii
nall minute fcsY ba.ucou f.uu4r. Fur
tue iormsr Il might be- nait minute
ui talking, with three months rest be-.
tween speeches.
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The law should b1 broad enough iu Zee
provision I1 sop such corrupt prsc-
iIco. aud thus pIutcc fho u1ckos and
health of our CiUzHna.
10 health commission should be-
appointed. with contingent fund nt lis
di-ro.al, 10 purchase any article Tor "a o.,
analv2o DO. aud n found Impure 1iyor.
tisr iu the public papers thc brand Of Tho
article, aud ibe Irn uanu, 10 would put
STOP fo urrr.uHplai dealers carrying
such stun ou account OF It. chc1puess,
especially % penalty were attached.
Yours respectfully,
Soon Al .ra
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-03

TuE LJNDOs Duiy Nrws ttlis us
that Ia the present 1otcs temper Of the
Spanish people, tho rec gnluDu of
CuUan boiliyeroucy "wouid alm9s, Ger.
taiuly lead 10 war" hut wars with
the United states nowadays are not OF
the old fashioned kim; there h no
lighting In them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-03

BWvu'>n .,JwN twenty-five ducks
with twelve shots ieat credited Co.
pfe.idcut Cleveland on he latest gun.
uing expedition. Out here iu the Viii
West mao ~ not considered get.
uinc sportsman u he boasts OF tut
slaughter done ny shooting intOa dock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-03

THE BEST SALvE in the world fot
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhtum, Fever sOrss, loiIer, Chappod
Hands, Chi.blsius, Curns, aud all sEin
h. upuunF, ar d TOsltiyely cures Piles,
or no Jay required. IL guaranteed 10
give perfect ,alisnaoliUu or money TO.
funded, Price 20 cents per box. For
sale by y. G., NJ. /. drug department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-03

ORDER 90 seu-aUuu- a, the inter.
national IhvulcE Venezuelan mes.
cage, rfabsvaal invasion, Buiaius
tlyiug tqadr0n, tho Cuaau resolution.
80 uumurs h. allowed ou the program
that Will lead to actual war, NrGu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-03

a C1WlsrONuESr d. tus Evanston
Nua"Rosi'luh Whiting ir0m n rib.
rfn ulau settlement, says that "a Nor.
mon town IL rot lucrative field tot
tue genus scuUo," .iylng asa reason
ilr hi, statement that tuo5g are "no
crimes Co frfoft"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-03

LEuisLAIUHs WHO afu twillud with
a woikucss Tor changing their nindr
may properly answer that there 10
hune'ty IN a0aulynlug, even lariily, a
wrong position; besides, there ~ s.mt
credit iu having 10 mind 90 cnangr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-03

ONE COuNlY ,uiecguan iav0ring one
kind oi elevator aud another select
man iavouug another kind OF elevator,
why not let Tho third srltcimau favor
no elevator NJ sll-aud let it gO at TIA, :