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Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24

life fat. hg fat, ir Be iaa, bporltoes De
lite fs.
Ssnue Sostn % Rdilssbso, icm man Der
| Norosn Ter o%ptralt, boaos pda Sdnost og
iirr be tore 9ptrnc, iou man lie noest til
oerntpe. alt gil 30 % Wag, ianNe alts
iormtast.
Utter bpao man io9ot, itoo net ! tirftli9
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snO Der; Scupascn bulotcs OlminoeIis. Coll
btisgtt Niitiat SUBS 6us % Vrtiiern prGois
ttOs almiuoelia bet 9amle Suptab om Spno
% NuaOt. 9lanot 9tsareue iiGr ct Der Dog en-
Del mcgct tOiIiOmmt Ganocr.
g. Saaitao.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24
JQrtna cetbrsbet.

On aaumeI Gage. ,cn bar irutiei ia itlbase lra
gRaeprattieu bar mlontsstf fra Ell RiSltoa1r I SiiHs
ben eu Cpitriit tor Ct eHtslt pogrtabiiit gtlboel, ION
hnrfist OF permanent furerer 1RrtIl. orontllf. Gas
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ne. aet &c ollaa q pCiIiIDt DSieoel nIoo RCrueip9i'
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'Elce. AMER ban bet iom TN <st at slsre bet b~efleno,
Tor tine iioeHee Dleomenusits. lllfunor btruSo O3
peo EHiiei ON at linpfe DC nitnnsite.tae Heflisr, ui
Iel ienee eeuHe Spifsiir aTatps III ale. icm saifer ofu.
gaa Ini. Iranlt rler GRae.ii mso i%ulonEaetl' %.
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Seuoes Ur 3uii uee RrhtifelieH al 5rim1rie. sIxuu
o,it. SIso. W A. Soyes. sao Powers Block.
Rochester, N. Y. 3bIseow
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24

Naar bet aiGipsr al islse Tec alt, b0ao
Der ~icrtaaor pnu Cmruarsrae for Sporas,litr
al Den Slags, pa aaur '9outb's companion"
| Spioieu iom Ell 9soer. ! aaret 1898 pil
Der tonrms ire nleget inttresiants Ssretninaer
on Spoaslier i~orctusne al aomira! Maris
ham, @en. ersslsp o. Ssitnant YsarD. aos
miral Wartbam bsiegte Tom uns Wano
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fuuacraib, GO ran bar orfcr siutt i~caoaaus
gelrivslisr on bet mrrielise Sprelip pua
eano % Ss, at bet mua lries m.o itor ans
terssit.
Ge TO auOrs fOridtttre u Iissiaa iuterss'
liant i ius Siiloringsr. AYoutb's Cons
pauions sr altio iaa u%pitprst ,rbptr Ssns
issnos, at BET er Ell Naouliu, iom man tan
iaa msstn aunoFab al.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24
Snreai, FILLMORE Co., Winn.

III II mart "tomiiafaH meo ane bisie
Fani'yaa Rcrrtiponomt,rue her runot Surs
"" eHsang jmelsm sipsr be en- lllpo fra
aH' Naa i0oHtr De I'll isitn 90 liessr Der
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w @ar0unortotr. Wan tan life tnaang
.sf BEN msO nlagermuisn. Zen bruasr
% 'lier Su9bsntn. 9intersn pper, men
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rum.
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'n '1'tordbpOter". Sblanbt bel. ben
a. t sD'ans'oIoigbeo, iom lGisr ole oisis
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"''9' euo % 0ilisn til lloenpsroensn
a,.R'n 'qOhu.s spalter.
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NH8e ftitr,
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H., r .1l casn / BET. au or Dsr bpsr,en
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Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24
csmono, Gieree Co., Veb.

gldo't u IN tiNrfommtn Wfrt l nldn9e
siaft ni,m btrcmfriue. Ssmono CT en- Ii
sn gD btliaQrroe pso "Sbort 2ine" Sanen
70 Nil ira Siour GitD. gintsren tr M
IN % bar btOrttst Soro.n meo fit bpic.
lsH farmtrns bsrruubt sr MI trrois.
nao R~OrnboFningsn, os llobpttst blsp uos
n1rttt. Seq fuIot sniis on ncgls al mine
oarF, 2~anosmraO, iurn er bcSatte ! Wtinne'
ttl, !uuO, ojO, mig SpIpsnins ON, bpor ct
naf Stttltrntnt sr at iiuoe, boOr Sanoet er
'gjgt :, uirOs Oa sisrs mig en- 1icncits.
Tels 9uno.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24
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tabs Stclebus ABE San, Grognsr Stolebus
l5oe Sau., % 2uussborO l6os San.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24
Piemlige Jcner.

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serts On Stcriogi,ns %ounprspo, 5rsnnsn,
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qono,titipil flo smoobqtteuss Rjglen.
Sonahalsng Soften oa Spbielpsns alana?
gor bet si ioo. AT OH islte iaa pei,
siemlio, Sprer tor Uloot bin Sisl7
6srt, bu WooltroHeng ,laroiulo, St,uumt,
Stuttn GA alren. Der tlousups lso4
iii bar bel oa hos Gcrrlorcnt bicmmt,
'N ~ ~
"a, lea bur bsrt paa Be lopr, On nuoucr,
"JlDot mso 9teeiftrirq AZ Stabntn9sns gang,
antt mto lluor,u osus RrUittr o. Gpntr,
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6slt iaa forunOrst, psmooig % slao,
Ut ia ioritoo oisie bismlies Rpao."
stormrn t Camp mto be tpbsi. 6itlo.
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ebnilo 90 Soron meo irp8ttita BGlot
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24
On tor aiarsra. oniaina

@Sbe Rdtional T~antisrs asioeintion" |
Gbitaso pil bolos FIN 2oen aarss uotinina
osn 24os Snuuar iii ben 29oe / 2osn armOrp
0al paa Mi6i9ar apsnus, 6bicaso, Snis
nois. @~istisbtotn Of en- ~iaaoau lloitiaius CT
not til at fire "Grcurfon 8at's" pua 5srns
~bauerne, % Gnbpsr, Der otl bsnDtts fig ai
en- biaig Reiis, fan btuutnoe fe til u. 70.
6o9ls, 1915 gsuiou abe, evanston, 81.
Ger sr eiort tore Gorbsrtotirr, Os Der er ins
gen 5oipl ON, at o,nre 6iGrtrr sllOfilins
oil blipe Den bsoits iaar for bet esntrals
ag9sittrnsa 9~eotommsno..
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24

Set sr mig en- @lGoe at iunns fas, at BEN
Spmafins ousueuusu, iom isg mootos ousr
ct aar Fpen, or all, WIdaoer iaa cor iom
en- Mafins fan BARE. Wiu 5uiru iDHes
aoot ON ben. Seq fan ocrior ~aub;fals 0r5s
osnncn til alt, iom bar grus foe osa. 6rag.
ZEN $l!6s. anorsip Y. GritioH, Ct. 6us
bert, z. Sat,
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24
aorreiponbance.

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ni Ss e'aipa I'll. ss y. sIit ~, si's s' snsa ss. sishu, %aan n'. !.
@ SiaSr . s''HnsHs s. s @ssss, ~ asr. Alien. &C., ~''
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24
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NSube uoaoer al "5t0eHoe"i Bnr nf ben BO6beo at outage oBis 2rrt,t Gtrss
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lorpgt mango Neoune, men til uFH Npte Utn ta nj leg e ape1sRmsHtn ~
ocnoe ON : DROPS, % ia. trHue 10 Ter MAJ a ncst tbtsfs % DROPS,
etenom mon life bebsper at age Ell Spucfiuio tire @auae ON sugu" o. Pg bsnutsbe
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aBoe til mig ieD "BaRnmlger. brr NOT mere og mere opNn6orm, OF bare tprme
rd pea, boorh@S be Hhg ian tde os ust R1FH. en- taaoau toen slate rl bts en-
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men lafen ouoc ig lite anbne; leg olot feoe zen thbase. Sea laa fsmsshs Ds %
@mereHb p UGr g uGrre; rrui ia. peo d. at SOB bruoer dae Gooe" Seq bah BEN
te &ortn no c9 irue in Oeul lille Blaspumpe, iom isgr mNo for at Eraabnns Tan
tRneS Seq bo benz Ploe lire Iuabr en- >uferbb, Og ld inbs tea fpofcHot: ~H
tdi etrp Pa bIoa inn" % lao 10 vi Teo bpTduore MM Helntatt bar ipEbaufnbe
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>merhr. 3B flnoc nbc oppe 90 gaa omfurg, ipne % brittle % ioe nj R1hrns,
o9et natog anrRitet im 5Bge at Sbgoommen.
Sec bar MI brugt Renrmu for Bsrneus. en- enc bar Rturtrser tHrme Of Ben,
nmHG rDGrt % ben treble Tnubpn og Sooeopine. Seq lager EN- I'm Bf6er g
rmsrer lot paa, boor Smertrne er pTnt og gr BEN ct Bar Truabn,s % ON n hom5 lib
cr De lmCrtenL @ubDer iou po on Wencusr buroe prsoe osn, Tor ben taller for
ng ieu beore ao ri Tan Npe bcromL Seq G life Ggut for oh oa DI Lear lille SNoe
Seq ir0sr bette for at gBre nut Weomsnne1r en- Ipuehs. Gubud Tan iaa
. DROPS OsO at oor ben ira Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co, 1877 9sarbon Ct,
Chicago, gu
8onner o. 9t, i8be Uarts 1897 4uorem 0ammer.
"fem 1raaber" fu en- Gang bur Tag r zen 3ofs at odi. uEeufuios Rsms
Die; o8i for at ale GtDsuoe Ian bupe AuhbuHg III suuogt at prsos oes OtouHoerH8 BEL
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500. 3e ioHt al aObetr; men I'm at oS oa pore Gsmer aSeuter sHhs us
eruorum Sfio iii ps lda
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24

Spmliilnen -Susueuueu,- ION lea mooipa
lor irnaere lib iIoen, sr Iss psliprHsiet mee
| ale 2e!e, hporior iea anbeialer ben III
enbosr. iom aster Of iisbe en- Spmanine.
Jrast "A Genis. 9lmuno ~. etram.
uler. 6rnssu- Nliuu-
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24

IRA 8aosn. "Qdpa, brao sjsr SitDtlis
iiernc ON 9intersn, naar Der sr SHt!-
Re brifer fs Of, brao De bar siort ON
Spmmsrtn.4
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24

5or en- 3Io iioeu mpptos les 5pmaitRru
sSuspenneu.- Zen er / ale SeIe tiirees
iiillsnoe os arbsioer liselaa soet ION De. Der
or messi oprsre. Zen sr tiliae fters on al
imuii uoiesube. 6raatsn ioiteoe so geats
Cans =. Sasen, 2a grasis gsa.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24

Wrfppt, WaIarta, HsietIsebeo op bar ben nbug 1ot IN bnle o. 20 q beBa'
0lqt nhert % paaioeuat YiooL Stgut fri Tor Opium o9 tu6h0nbt uf1oshg, r
. DROPS Den melt mrMpmme og h9ttele 5Rseudn borl tsrot. jnssu Sngoon &c
ldn opbtro ofprct. ennr ion fmerhfuto. at ben 10 Haa pBs for bette urssuulbs Gtoed, %
Storrg uotrphCr Reaelen isrts Nfet Spao ben aqeube bar gt Tor ben iotHoe
HeHHetebco CT iornit trpe mobtdgt ira Huhmr tatHemmttge B9NL engan5
lpe o. toe az Sfeer M inerhfrc oa ipheigt.
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mug 8tintH 3ereSn neetnls Nenann. SEQ pr en- AaH0 pan 80 dE % rs st
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mango 5oer belt ufi'n at at gIre uogn 2mg, tt lg furoe tie tgt sler uotr1te
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hor lg 'sr ieo oGre Smerter Cm Der M uuosrtDen pddtommcr mtg tbtupd3isighto,
lda brGer rg tray al Yte0cnsn ir GuoSungcHs, og bar gbhL aIb bat pet ir'
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adr % 0bsnt CANNED 90 oagug pentenbe pat $50 OF SraD. ia ION I8 mb GLOBE og COB
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br 1unoet at orTca n oct e onbemlet Web hntUg {nf for alt nuhcr leg brues.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-20
FREAK POLITICS.

Truly, Kansas is the home of freak
politics. But never was this freakiness
in Kansas politics better shown than
when Senator PETER, on Monday last,
presented a memorial from his state,
proposing that the power of the SUI
preme court shall be so limited as to
require the court, in case of an in
tended decision against the constitu-
tionality of an act of congress, to fur
nish congress with an advance copy of
it's decision as in the case of a presi-
Dental veto, so that congress may
have the right. by a two-thirds vote, to
affirm the constitutionality of the act.
These dear memorialists entertain
the idea that congress has the power
to declare an unconstitutional law con-
stitutional If that were the case, all
that would ever be necessary would be
for congress to declare in the preamble
to any law, This law is constitu-
tional," and it could never be declared
otherwise. Doubtless We shall sext
hear of some Kansas reformer propos-
ing that all decisions of the courts, in
Guiding the supreme court of the United
States, shall first be referred to the
people in mass meeting assembled for
approval before they shall be deliv-
cred and become binding upon the par
ties litigant or the public.
This idea of the Kansas memorialists
would surely commend itself to the
Hon. Tim Campbell, who held it was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-20
TALES FROM OLD KENTUCK.
The Fathers of Abe Lincoln and JEFF
Davis Were Friends.

Denver Republican: Have you ever
heard the tack story they tell down my
way about Blackburn and Carlisle?''
asked B. J. OiBryan OF Kentucky at the
Windsor hotel yesterday. Il have sold
whisky for a good many years, and my
taste is educated. but Blackburn and
Carlisle can lay over me. One of the
senators at Washington received jug
of whisky one day as a present and it
lad a queer flavor. foreign to that
of LIQUOR the gentleman had ever tasted.
He knew that Carlisle was an expert so
he ct him to taste it. 1t tastes a little
like leather said Carlisle thoughtfully.
yes. it must have leather in it; but take
it to Senator Blackburn and see what he
thinks about it There's iron in that
whisky said Blackburn. smacking his
lips. The owner of the whisky emptied
the jug and found a leather-headed tack
at the bottom of it, so you see both gen.
tlemen were right.
I'll tell you something about Abraham
Lincoln" continued Mr.. O'Bryan. which
1 have never seen in print. My birth
place, Marion county. Kentucky. which
IS in the center of the state. was the
birthplace of Lincoln, and an old rail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-20
INVALID DIVORCES.

Justice Russell. of the supreme
court of New York, has done the COM
mon country a service in declaring a
North Dakota divorce invalid The
case was that of a husband suing for
divorce from his wife on the ground
that she was unlawfully living with
another man: she had gone to North
Dakota, got her divorce, and married
again. In his decision, Justice Russell
said:
The wife's place is at the home of
her husband and child, and she cannot
acquire a foreign residence for the ex-
press purpose of freeing herself from
the charge of violation of duty and
exempting herself from its obligations
Nor, if she had gained a residence in
the state of North Dakota, would her
suit there have been effective. To sever
the marriage ties by judicial force the
courts must gain jurisdiction by per-
sonaI service of the process upon the
defendant, or by his voluntary appear
ance."
The people who go to North Dakota
and establish a legal residence, ac-
that state, for the sole purpose of OBJ
tanning a divorce, perpetuate a fraud
in the first place. Their residence is
for a single purpose which is to take
advantage of the provisions of single
statute and not for the purpose of
becoming a resident of the state in the
legal and generally accepted sense of
the term. North Dakota divorces have
become a stencil in the nostrils of the
nation and are blot upon our civiliza-
ton. Anything that will tend to wipe
out this blot will be a benefit to the
entire country.
Justice Russell says that the wife's
place is at the home of her husband;
and so it is. And if the husband and
wife would erdeavor to make home the
center of attraction there would be
fewer divorces.
Another fruitful cause of divorces is
i'll considered marriages. They are
entered into without a proper realiza-
ton of the many and great RESPONSE
bilities attaching to them. Then,
again, the idea is prevalent through
out the land that if a couple are ill
mated, the divorce law is at hand TO
remedy the matter. When people once
make up their minds to marry they
should that moment Danish from their
vocabulary forever the word divorce
Nothing is truer than this: Lax
divorce laws invite careless and ILL
considered marriages.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-20
The Passing Away of a Famous
Georgia Servant.

Atlanta Journal: 'Old Uncle Brit" the
true and tried, is dead. He was the
colored servant of Colonel j. r: Macalla
who refused to accept his freedom and
declared he would never leave old
master and mistress until he went away
foot foremost" He was faithful among
the many faithless found" His love for
his old master and mistress speaks vol
umes both for him and them. 1t shows
the kindly relations often existing be-
tween master and slave before the war
For the last several years he has been
tenderly cared for and fed from the table
of the Macalla family. And when he died
the family and community stood around
his grave in the old family burying
ground with bowed heads and moistened
eyes. They felt that the last link was
gone between the past and the present.
The poor old negro for so years filled
his humble place with fidelity and has
left behind him a name fragrant with
deeds of kindness and an example worthy
the imitation of many occupying exalted
positions in church and state. II. l..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-20


Speaking of woman voters, the Bos-
ton Herald says the woman troops
fought nobly for free silver in
the silver states of the west. The
plurality for Bryan in the woman
voting state of Colorado was 134,-
900, and in the state of Utah it
was 5O,9S6. 1T is estimated" says the
Herald, that in each of these states
it was half made UP of women. This
does not prove the tendency of women
to go wrong at the polls, nor, if
women had voted in New York and
New England and deposited their
ballots the other way, would it have
proved their tendency to go right. 1t
would have proved the influence of
their environment over them. This
has been one of the arguments of those
opposed to woman suffrage, and these
results in the west where women are
admitted to the suffrage go very far
to prove that it is well based. We
should largely increase the aggregate
vote of the nation if women suffrage
prevailed in it, but the women would
probably, in 10 cases out of so, vote
as the rest of the family did, and it
would be better for the peace of the
families if that was their action. There
are enough inevitable contentious in
this relation without introducing poll
tics to add to them.
The women of the west did fight
nobly for silver, and the west is proud
Of the fact IF women are influenced
by their environment, are not men
also? Are women any more subject to
passing or permanent influences than
men? Very few will contend that they
are
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-20
THE MAN AND THE OFFICE.

dedicated to numerous Statemen and ad-
dressed to the president-elect.)
[ pray you, note the place, good friend,
on which my heart is set;
With confidence my hopes ascend,
Fen to the cabinet.
But. if its posts be given out,
Be not disheartened. for
l may be happy, without doubt,
AS an ambassador.
None shall dispute my willingness.
I'd be. this land TO serve.
A minister. although tbs less
BY far than L deserve.
Nay; I'll go further. If you let,
BY chance the others slip,
II take. nor manifest regret,
4 consult eneraiship.
And. cen should all these berths be filled,
There still need be no grief;
You'll find me all disposed and skilled
To be a bureau chief.
One closing word. Should these all be
Reserved for other use,
When this you see, remember me
For anything that's loose
Washington Star.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-20

fence he built, still stands on the prem
Uses now occupied by j. NJ. Athertons
distillery. But that amt the point. What
1 wanted to say is. that the father of
Abraham Lincoln and the father of JEFF
Davis. both lived there in the early days
of Kentucky. and during an Indian war
just after the revolution, they fought
side by side in a block house near where
Springfield now stands. 1t is quite a
coincidence that the fathers of the two
men who were at the head of the Union
and Confederacy, should have been neigh
bors and friends, and that they shared
the dangers of war together. The fathers
of the two men were both rough back
woodsmen. but they were made of the
right stuff
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-20

wedding day as present, and he spent
large sums beside that. In the six
years of my married life I signed
many large checks for him. In that
time my fortune was greatly reduced.
l have only $4,000 francs yearly in
come, and of that 1 have signed over
to him $4,000 francs, leaving me for
personal expenses so, 900 francs. That,
you will allow, is very hard" says the
Princess de Chimay. How true is the
saying: "a fool and his money are
soon parted"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-20

And now it is said that William
Waldorf Astor has no intention of be-
coming British subject. Consider the
gallons of ink that have been wasted
by American Photographers in deriding
the New York millionaire for his lack
of patriotism, and the good points
which they could make in the future
over his political apostacy," says the
San Francisco Chronicle. Sad it is TO
think how much ink has been wasted
by American photographers over Wal
DORIS alleged expatriation And it
deepens the sadness TO think that the
ink used in that paragraph was also
wasted, most probably.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-20
Ola People.

Old people who require medicine TO
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy in Electric Bit
ters. This medicine does not stimulate
and contains no whisky nor other in
toxicant, but acts as a tonic and al
terative 1t acts mildly on the stom-
ach and bowels, adding strength and
giving tone to the organs. thereby aid
ing nature in the performance of the
functions Electric Bitters is an ex-
cellent appetizer and aids digestion.
Old people find it just exactly what
they need. Price so cents and s1.00
per bottle a. u. G. NJ l. drug dept.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-20

THE HERALD is q franchise 1em-
be- Of The United Press, aid re-
ceives the complete leased wire
Overland and Pacific C0nst news re-
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es, embracing accurate intelligence
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An Invalid For Years.

Vernal. Utah, Dec. 6. 1896. Il have
been an invalid for nearly three years.
but since 1 have been taking Hood S
Sarsaparilla l have gained in health
very rapidly. Before l took this medi-
cine | was not able to work, but now
1 can do a good days work. l believe
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best medi-
cine that can be obtained" Mrs. d.
H Campbell,
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-20

It seems to us that the bill intro
duced by Representative Cook of Box
Elder, giving the county commissioners
discretion in the matter of paying
bounties on the destruction of certain
wild animals is in the right direction.
The present law provides that they
shall be paid upon the presentation of
petitions signed by a certain number
of taxpayers praying for them.