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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-30
rerse, dramatic stories and sketches and

verse, dramatic stories and sketches and
humorous descriptions
In the early part of $3.50 he accepted the
editorship Of New Yt&f Life and Increased
both his own fame and that of the journal by
his literary and managerial work In 1884
he resigned his place in order to devote his
to journalism and became one of the editors
of the New York World
His first venture in dramatic authorship
tra sedY u5;o T'n biie Ies an EgSp1ian
known to the reading public from selections
which have become favorite quotations 1t
was purchased by the late John Mccullough
who regarded it of the best tragedies
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-30
The Bohenfan,s nr.o,,

l am not sad, though sadness seem
To sit upon my brow: Seein
! nau nerve destroying dream.
But | am better now.
ureaMea that had boundless wealth.
BUT that-oh, just to Think
IN order to preserve my health.
l couldn't smoke or drink.
cleveland Leader,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-30
An Ancient Tafnt.

Cleveland Plain Dealer
ar. Ase these ash in season Y. : -
-Whswl Which seasons'.- - ~ ~..se.s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

MruIus, Tenn, Oh. 6.-Brynu
arrived TINS morning al yAO. Ibou.
sands Of people were NJ the Popla
street station, lhe famous Cnlekasaw
guards anu Nicely EJuavss efcotiel
Bryan an1 the Memphis committoo 10
the hotel where breakfast was tnksp.
Toe luatufo " the domonstfAtion M
the depot was several instantaneou,
aerial tnluisr, tquailing the noise n a
~ pouh4 cannon, given by General
Peter Tracy Ia honor VI inc dl,liu.
guisho1 visitor.
Bryan al ~ g'clcck was escorted 10
thv uAto bnil park by committee.
len tugusanu people gave MIN a rn,,s'
ing reception. he was tutfoIucsd nv
81 = or Hafiil. iifyan said;
''iu Memphis tOmeinilr mora than
q ysaF agI, this nght wh!cn il be,ny
wagtd nov wac begun; that IL, ID wa.
Ia tais ely those IN iavtf of a goIl
siauIhrd mot 10 begin tho work N
capturing the twU great polltIe.i
PARTIES ami II vas here, fos uays
afterwards, tue silver ioioes rnthei.l
10 begin the OfgauizltlUn Of their
campaign. Thtfeiorr, at this tims
hh"h lhe campaign has progressed 90
far, we arc hblo d iofm some .stim.ts
OF the frtull, | am glad 10 come again
u the city which viii be knuwn I'M
history because OF the Fight having
commenced here.
1--WE went 10 work and helped to
coheolllHlu tho soutiment OF the nalple
OF tue county, AZ far ~ tue pfesl.
4ohNal Candidate Il concerned, on on.
pets.n. l hm grateful l. those who
nave been earnest Ia their con.
vlellonr, earnest enough Ia their
icsifc 10 ftsloie tue standard of
Tue coinage Of The Constitution
u lay aside tue differences upon minof
question: until tbis great fiEht IL won,
while / appreciate ,he honor con.
lofIed upon me, not only by tbe
domination Of my own patty, ont bv
inc additional nominations OF toe other
Two parties, 1 gay to you, hero, my
IIiends, that my interest ia the cause
Di b.meiAilitm IL such that 1 would
Without a moments hesitation fe,ign
my nominations Ia favor 0fany person
u tolls country who can better cary
hla cause 10 victory. [Applauss. /,
\ NOT u iime 10 listen ~ personal am.
iltions. IA voice. "You arc the Jackson
u today
Mi. Bry au-It Il no time to sst mar.
OnAl Interests above the countiyJ.
iotdi II II not a time wheu we AZ. "a |
consider the temporary effect OF tbIs
'ite1lon upon party organization; n IA
hnle when w ate 10 consider In.
Meet OF tue gold standard, II porp.t.
lated not on party ORGANIZATIONS, moi
~ this county alone, tut on all man.
IND. luEeAt Hpplausu.1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05
The ROAD TIED UP.
Nothing Moving on The Canadian
Pacific Except Passengers.
ALL rur DISPATCHES on STRIKE
calll' Starving In III, Csr., Goods
Awaiting shipment ana snip,
leaving without Cargo.

fEoRfA, III, Oct. 5.--J. II. 4. Aus.
ton, grand secretary and treasurer Of
ihe order Of hallway tslssnphsrs. has
received dispatches from Montreal
showing shat the tiH.up on the Cana.
ulan Pacific h complete. Nlihi x IL
moving except iev passunrer taias.
saturday night the dispalchon At
smi'hs FAM, tho only ONES that 70.
mainoi NJ work aud who had ch.frv
OF sos miles Of road. went out rbe
'eleifaphor', Ausioa's dispatch say,,
e1ani arm and seem 90 have tue gym.
la'hy ~ tue publiC nli along tho Cana.
ulah racine ~ many places Obltc.
u"h u mh4c 10 any one else attending
70 ptrofm tulrHfaphic duties. rh,
ompioyes OF the Train service have
usen restrained with dllilnuIty 10 IA
ttAinE part 10 the tttiku. Tno com.
mltlees ot tue engineers, ffrmuu.
clnluelpfa ana bfakmun nn tho Wrsf
ehu haNe notified the ttilclals that they
WI not fisk tboiF lives win
inexperienced ltlegraphep. IL l. 20.
poitui tue road l. l0siug $40, 900 q DAY.
Tue cattle are starving in tue cars anu
goohs from China aud Japan arr lyinF
At vancouver Island swaitiug snIp.
meni. snlps lying IN port more tbnn
. week, awaiting cattle, have brrn
baiinsiui preparatory 10 sailing Tor Eng.
land without tho usfgo.
Committee OF conductors, ungiucsis,
hfrmen and bTakrmen have called on
mo management aud asked Tor speeUy
settlement vi the trouble. Notwitb.
Standing the Canadian Pacific claims
- 10 TO 'qiip the system with
tolegtapuvrsi tbs uiisfE TO secute men
Ia tho different citioa N advanced al.
aflss anu ifoe transportation, have not
met with success. Advioos nave been
received rom New Yurk, Chicago ana
other elites that c Numerical aud Other
teiegfsphcfs have fuiusca 10 take tbp
places " Tue strikers. The fOah IL al.
vcfiialug tor tolegTaphers Ia tue United
stale.
Tue latest ndylces this morning are
thhl Tue aiiuatiol looks towAtdsn favor.
able hsl1!omo Al Ia q few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-rho corner stone
~ "a. AisNian Btotnurs' hospital Wa
lid sunday afternoon ana tue eni, ma
coirmonius were witnessed BY s5,UUO
ptople.
Tue i.sv. George d. H-timant,
pastor Of 81 Paufs psfisb, fiinatod ~
lahtsst " Ceremonies hnd vas a.
sisted ~ large number Of pfiusia aud
ototheis VI various hOspi,sls aud paf.
iahss.
lhu oafnef stone was blsiand by
Afchoi,h0p Feshau, after which al.
dresses historical OF the Institution ana
e9nJlti0Gs Incidental o. II were made
IN i've languages. The stSuutuf.
when completed viii COST $3.50, 900. Tho
hospital Will be modern ia every 70.
speei.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

LONDON, Oct 6,-A great lsal has
beon mauo out Of Ittlo " nothing by a
report olf, ulalsd Ia tho United States
thst large block Of wood was found
lylng tefoss tue railroad tfuck At Gard.
,lanJ, some distance south ~ Lau.
caster, IN houf 10 orc tho czar's tram
pa.sel there yesterday moTuing. Inc
inference evidently Intended 10 10
drawn from tue message was that M
attempt had been made 10 wTsok the
imperial Hain. Such Ia not the case.
A milo post was blown down by the
WIND on the opposite railway tfsok 10
she ons on when the cziT Travelled Aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

PASADENA, Cal, DOT. 6.-Fofes,
fires are raging on the mountain, and
only strong efforts prevented the
IRE rom cfOselng tho DARK oanyon
and swoeping tue whole front range
ON which the Echo Mountain hot,i
aud Mount Lowe railway are locatou'
Ihosu VINO were ngbiing tho fire tr.
port a solid sheet OF flame forly.ny,
ice! high Tushi1g anu roaring down
tbs canyons, aud u was only when a
reached the lSw brush that they wsr.
able TO cope with It 40 all. Tnsn by
pAok'htlng they managed TO check M.
IL has burned over strip over twenty
miles long Hnd rom two W tNely,
miles wide. a huge Dire IL now bufn.
lng IN san Gabuel canyon, a dous.
cloud Of smoke obscunng the An
northeast Of Pasadena.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

RorrFRDAM, Oct. 3D. Zen minutes
before tnr Nttheflaule line steamship
Wcfkondam saileI Tor New l0IH Oh
Saturday, caffiagt containing hear'
ney anu Haynes, the Ifsu.Amefican
SUSPECTS, aud two ponce tilicefs 10
plain clothes drove ~ q the dUcE nud
thu ptfty boarded tue steamer. kvaf-
ury uni Haynos 10 uHiuej IN tho state
foum until tie WufkeLdnm lott tue
pofi, They we're shipped uudef aliases.
5iuui orieIs were gwen The police to
kcep the tiitif if0m The ropOflefe. For
1his pufp-to ihc mcial statement that
tue tusptuis hGd teen cOnductei T.
tue ifJutitt wsa givcu cut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

from under a rain Of bullets. When
hnally captured Mifabel begged 10 be
SLOWED 10 speak VITA the Spanish
tusrilla cnptnin, but the latter, feiuting
10 hear him, ordered the prisoner ~ be
dlsl aiohtd at once.
Aniuni1 Maoon 10 reported 10 have
ustd sfiiliefy IN hih recuDt attach uton
the spanisn positions at RAJ Eel 90
and pinsr del Il o. supi. Htrp, u tue
government battalion al Ban q ioutln,
wounded In that engsgomunt, haf
since died. Maco0's iofcts tuinum.
bef,d the loyal troops iour 10 one. Hr
commaniei IN pufsOn, surprised tue
Spanish camp at night outing a tor.
fibio rain ~ fm, ant besiryrd it for
eighteen hour. The immander ~.
silly evacuated AMI cut biz way OUT,
futfeating toward the coast, to telu.
graph Captain General Weylet al
Havana That another Victory had teen
won.
Trustworthy unofficial reports Of the
engagement give the Spanish Losses o.
nity.niuo KILLED aud Eixty.ftuf
wounded. Tue rebel loss was seven.
teen killoi and tseaty.ihfte wounded.
the rebels who raidej abd bufnoi the
iowa Of bss Csua, near the tf5cha
last week, are reported to have been
led by Cuban boy, the ssvc teen.
yeat-oid snn " Hen. Carrili0 Of Rene.
uios. Ifhfil has agala been resume 4
over the western railway. Tfains ATE
now runnlns through from A fteme- Ia
on tue iflcha 10 Pinar del RIO city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05
Margaret Jennings CARLISLE Dead.

IL will be with deep sorrow that
many people In this community Will
lsaEn Of the death, which occurred nj
y a. m. todwhyi ocl1uot 5lu, u little
Margaret Jeuuings Cirl0sle, tho 7.yeat.
Old dau hlur u John l.. ana the iste
Emma Junuings Carlisle. Tho caus~
n death was dyarnlefy. Lifrl,
Margaret was born October z. Isng
anu her mother, VINO wss tue daugn,
tor Of the late william Junuinps AMI
his witu Priscilla, Of THIS cliy, dlrd nj
that time. Tho bAbe was given sverv
care, being placed IA charge Of ~
grandmother. who, with It's fatbeT.
be'iOwed tue most loving sttentipn
upon II. IL grew 20 DO a sweet hun
most Interesting child. A week aso n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

a reunion OF lapa Maori a.socl
auOh WI te hsli on Tuesday tveuiug
IN we Fourteenth ward assembly
roonlS ALSO o'c.rcE.
~ 'tit aud saIlt. Ifnm New L,a.
Isn', Aus'iniia aud Tasmania nfe
ehIn".y invited 10 atirn1. a tolr.
siAui Tom Portland announces that
riesl 200, william Gardner aui a..
urn "a Lllufs anl SAINTS will arrive
on iu',s'1ay IL. ruiug aud will To pee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05
CUBAN LrAnER FALLEN.
General sanchez AiiIsd Ia q Rattle
WIN spantaTds.

HAVANA, oc'. 6.-Au important IN.
gAgement In when Gousfal srfain.
sanchez, the VOL known insurgunt
leader, was killed, has been fought At
hS.sf'a plantation, tho province Of
MatanEis. banohez was ono Of the
most widely known Cuban leaders.
lie served under Maxine uomtz IA
tho previous Cuban insuffeciIou,
After the equalization Of the Cubans
~ Ban GlfA, Sanchez roappeafsa In
Las villas a. the head OF large body
OF muni but was ilnally allowed By tue
SpAnith governmUut 10 leave Cubs.
IN June 1895, no landed IA Cuba with
George W. Gniids' expedition under
General Rolon anu tinuo has been an
active iusuirsctiOnist. Ito recently
crossed the lfocna from Pinar del re-,
entering tue province Of MAlGnLAs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

vs. ,ilaok'd with dy,ua p,y. Brotbsr
,N,ilei whosg present llms h A.
~ W. cama 90 ihis city, ont the most
, anl skilled atttndanca wa
luaI'.ed The little one, but 10 mo-
49, hhI death called hor home.
80 He Iunffil services will be held nm
w, 'n''liy uoHt, NJ 9 Pm. at the
I Isn ehro % hIsicf Priscilla Jslnings.
sou1a Temple street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

Tho choir sang portion Of the
hymn wuieh commences
Ihe splugof COD IKE lfe t blrnInsl
Tue 'a'ses DAY sion 9esiai " eoae fofiA
Prayer by Elder John W. hvL
The choir sang The hymn which
begluG
omy aiher. 1hou thsl dwsiIsH
In tho nigh aHa glorious place
PRECEDENT uEORuE Y CANNON
addressed the congregation. lie took
Tor tho basis VI the flfss part Of bis dis.
o ufse tho truths umDodIei In The
hymn whioh had Just been sung BY
tho choir anu dwell iof some time on
the origin VI man, who, according 70
revelation, was descended In bis
spiritual being from 600. whose gli1s
ana attributes us Inherited. The
speaker also sEplainod tho object VI
mans probationary ,Klslenoe on N"
Garth. God hal IN various waysVinis
Dated thrso truths, u0gwithstapdiu tue
nuoiuhting aud changing theories OF
men Ia relation " human kind sS0lV.
lug from lower iDims and ordefs VI
ilie. He spoke VI the 10y 10 DO derived
from tue pOsscsal0n OF suel tubllms
truths anu tho consciousness OF .u az
allied origin. Tue closing pan OF Tue
discourse related T. The nalufu SUD
character OF the Priesthood which God
hau revealed Ia this llspunsailon, anu
tue necessity for the SAINTS being nl'
ylsuu aud directed BY ihai auIhoh'y
IL was clearly shown that Ia iAAlns
d uis course anu giving ear 10 the eeup'
sells OF the leaders OF toe Church. lhefs
WAS NO loss o' Independence. IL ~~
not man-wonhip, nut n lust anu o9h.
uinlont recognition Of tho Anlhoflly
ODD. The character ami nlsIoEy OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

NEW fOHKi Oct, 6.-Gsnsfal and
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison leil todag
for the south and west. The sE. prssl.
dent VIII speak tor Mckiul y and
Hobart In Richmond, Va, Cna,,oston,
Wheeling, West Va, Hnd has als1
agreed 10 speak IN ludisua anu several
other places. He may Al,o be heard IN
ohio, whittier he goes to ATguV Gaze
before the U. 3. Circuit court At Ga.
clnuAti.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

NEW fOKiS, Oct. b.--rhe Herald.
cott'spobdont IA RIO Jauicro, BnEii,
trlegraph' that there has bson run
on the society known M the Cuida
Economic. The iuuds u thu society
nfo guaranteed by the government,
out NUMEROUS ioftuns Withdrew thuif
deposits. Coffee ~ dueetu and cK.
poiisfs arc greatly alarmed at tho tail
Ia prices T. Europe.
lno agricultural congress IN Saulo
Paula proposed tho foundation OF a
hank q the ntodH oi ,hs rural dtposl-
tore. F4fslgn capital, Il 10 ssid, can
% procured 10 open such an iuatiiu.
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

CHICAGO. Oct. I.-On aad alter N.
Nrinbot ! "a. Ihicagl riaiu anu l. ,uot
assembly VIII cease % exit. A It6olu.
uoh 70 'hAl theet was adopted ~ tue
SUNDAY meeting witheus opposition.
INV fss3luuon providing Tor the sur.
ivhuet u tue charter was introduced
uy brlrgale Pomefuy who presented n
lrlloi Ifom President samuel Gompefs
OF tho American Fedoniion OF Labor
commented that tuon action b.
taken. Tue letter 10 addressed O. the
lndlVidual labor unions VI tho city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

LONDON, O1t .. - Henry Byfon
lteiI, conservative member OF paflia-
mVnt fiOm the eastern division VI
Bfad'od, the we'll known lecturer
aud sptukur on church aud political
uuulcne u dead, death being tue
fctuit VI "a carriage accident lie was
QUO Time cuaifman Of the national
union u conservative unions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

q crook who recently dunei into
Vtu,n lf'm the Eut burglHuzci the
Sm''n ho'rll-si'vonlng anu succeed.
~ va getting away vi,hils in each.
he va picked up 10y the .nissrs To.
Jay $40 Put in tho cooler ne gave
w. u.uie " Macy when called upon
10 register al tue Police station.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05
,oloHAno'. OFFICIAL nALLor


DrNvEH, Oct. b.-lt he doubtful
Whutntf tho Mckinley electoral Rnd
stats urhut viii b. printed CO tuv orl.
oini ballot oi CoiOfago. Tue umo tot
nlng by petition has expired nnd the
Ticket nominated ut COiorado springs
last wutk he not been fied M tuHt
manner SOw the SILVER Republicans
ate ptopsfiug t. protest against allow
ing the names to ~ Uu the tfllulal bal.
~ calming ihat the Ticket ieprrfenia
G9Iling isc.ion, not regular organs
lttign.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

WOOSTER, Ohil, Ocl. o. - While
Raising barn on tue iafm ~ Daniel
WE near Wet Canaan, Ohi., tn
iIAnuWotk utJku Jus. ua the root tim.
befs ROT into position, letting toe
hoaNy 0ah timber iall upon twenty
men, Az foerivui iuluflo'. tix haV.
lns lneif llmus broken. Is rus EEinx
aud Henry Smell, II h foafeI, viii die
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

MARQUETTE, Mich, Oct. Drain
began lailing this morning. qurnching
the forest Tres that threatened Nestor,
Humboldt anu other towns VI the
LoIthorn peninsula.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-The famous col.
Ieo1,on u D1rr paintings anu drawings
alter nine months successful exhibit
closed yesterday, aud To-Day tho work
OF packing snd shipping too large can
wastes viii begin. rho collection goes
70 Boston where II viii be hung Ia
Copely hall Tot an indonaits engage.
ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05
TmE cUnAN WAN.
naeeo's Victory over tn. spanish
iorces at aHu feIIpe.

NEW YoRN, OGt. "A special to tho
Herald from Havant, Cuba, say;
It's reported that the rebel lisuleu.
ani, Colonel Limo MirAbel, formerly
bandit, after being ierlouily woundei
It the late nghs ON the road from
Havana to san Jose do Las LsJas was
THANKFULLY AbaUdonod by the young
Havana recruits composing hls com.
mani. A negro adIutant and two
mnlaltoes alone remained ana lost
their lives while attempting to bear
their wounded ohisf from The field
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

BsnedloIl0n " PAIIlAIeh Jehn
Smith,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

.hrfo-nile limit. Inn battle alip
Dupuy de LONE. with President Faure
W board, will, however, rush forward
10 meet the ,zu's yacht, salute her aud
then return w. ChUfbUufg 10 await the
arrival of the Russiau travellers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-07
Utnl,,s InnncnraI Dnv.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 7.-Inaugural
day has been celebrated as no Otlc, in he
history Of Utah. The city was throngcd
with visitors from oursde points and wjh
thousands of home people. The great pro-
cession presented n magnificent spectacle
as it wendell its way to the Tabernacle,
which it reached at noon, and which was
crowded to sulfoca,ion. The decorations
ware brilliant with bunting and electric
lights. Among the decorations was the
largest American flag ever made, ana by
means of an ingeniou5ly devised mean
d scent light the new star cast its reful.
gent rays upon the patriotic thousands
who sat in the gallery, and the audience
below. In his inaugural address Governor
Wells paid tribute to the sturdy pioneers,
and all the speeches breathed the most
fervent patriotism.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-07

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6-Flour firm; win
ter superfine, S2.3j09.50; do extras. S!Gl0
2S5; Pennsylvania roller, clear, S303.2J; do.
do. straight S32jD3.35; western winter clear.
S313.20. Wheat quiet, steady, with SIC. bid
and G1lac. asked for January. Corn steady,
dull, with 329sc. bid and 325sc asked for
January. Oats quiet, steady, with 2j3lc.
bid and PIC asked for January, Hay firm.
choice timothy, Sl6. Beef frm. Pork higher;
mess, Sy.5O0l0; short clear, $40. 5Odl2 25; fam.
lily, SlU0l0.25. Lard iirmer; western steam,
s. 50. Butter firm; western creamery. l602jc.
do. factory, l0laGllc.; Elgins, 2jc.; imitation
creamery, l4olgc.: New York dairy, 150 lc.
do. creamery, lSD2i13c.; Pennsylvania and
western creamery prints extra, 25c.; do.
choice, 24c.; do, fair to good, 2l023c; prints
jobbing at 2j129c Cheese quiet large, 7140
l0c.; small, 7t4Uloc.; part skins, 3l4@6c full
skins, 2G3c Eggs firm New York and
Pennsylvania. @nr2jc.; ice house, l702lc.
western fresh, 22lD!jc.; southern, 2l5124c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-07
YOUR PALATE is YOUR
STOMACH'S CONSCIENCE.
YOUR STOMACH KNOWS WHAT IS Goop
FOR YOU

Thin people are thin because the food thew
eat is not absorbed. Reasons either wrop =
food, or right food undigested.
Fats, oils and grease will not make any one
fat. This is because they are indigestible
Thin people find it hard to digest their food
Fatty foods make it still harder.
Have you ever noticed that almost with
out exception, thin, pale, dyspeptc, ans
mic people have an aversion to fat2 This is
Of itself proof enough that such foods are
bad for them.
Let your palate tell you what to eat. Ma
ture makes very few mistakes and we shOulS
listen to what she says.
Thin people may become fatter, and dyS-
peptics more comfortable by taking the
Shaker Digestive Cordial 1t agrees with
the weakest stomach It helps the weak
stomach digest other food. 1t is fattening
and iuvigorating in itself for it contains
artihcially digested food.
The Mount Lebanon Shakers have made a
great many interesting discoveries within
the past hundred years but none more i'm
portant than this ingenious cure for all dis
eases which are taceable to faulty digestion
single 10 cent bottle will tell whether it is
adapted to your case, and can be had through
any druggist
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of Harvard college, has done more to show
the fallacies of Lord Salsburys contentious
in the Venezuela dispute than all others
combined His correspondence to the
Chronicle has, to use slang expression, put
the noble lord in hole he will have some
difficulty in crawling out of, and it is re-
ported that his lordship is very angry with
the under officials of the foreign Office for the
English sentiment has, as a result of Mr.
Norman's investigations, undergone radical
the English newspapers is now as meek as a
lamb
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a suit Involving Eight Millions.

New YORK, Jan. IA jury was ycstcr.
day sworn in before Judg, Latombc. in
the United Statc~ circuit court, to try the
suit brought by the Prescott and Arizona
Central Railroad company against tAe
Atchi5on, TopnEa and Santa Ne Railroad
company and about fifty other defendants,
including the railroad company director.
and stockholders, among them being Rus
sell Sage, the Gould interests and other.
The amount involved is @5,95OOJJ. 1t is
alleged in the complaints thaJ the defend.
ants entered into II conspiracy to ruin the
Prescott and Arizona Ccntral railroad,
after having failed to get possession of its
capituI stock.
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Live Stock Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. G-Beeves active; native
steers, poor to prime, Sl34.7j; oxen and stays,
S295Q45j; bulls, S2.5Ols3.25; dry cows 81. 400
325. Calves steady; poor to prime veals, $50
Q; barnyard calves, S3,2j03.75. Sheep firm;
lambs lower; poor TO prime sheep, 81. 500
36714; common to choice lambs, S4GD5.5O.
Hogs weak at S39014.3O.
EAST LIBERTY Pa, Jan. 6-Cattle higher
on best grades; others unchanged; prime, 81
@4.70; good butchers S3.5OG4; rough fat, $40
$50; bulls, cows and stays, Sl.50D3, Hogs ac-
tive; Philadelphias, S4.25045O: pigs S4.l5D
425; heavy hogs, S4G4.l5 roughs, S4G4.lj.
Sheep active; extra, S3.5O93.75 fair, 81 25t
290; culls and common, Sl1ol.5O; lambs slow,
S31l5.25; veal calves, S7Q7.75.