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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-12
VENOuTA PUBL|CA

Desde ell viernes proximo IA del corriente,
10 una de Ia tarde hasta la terminac6n, Sc
nataran todas las existencias de qnincalla y
rreterla, por cnents dc quieu corresponda,
asrds c9n'qu fue de los refores P. NOEL y
cale de la Fortaleza n Q Al. Entire otros
uchos, hay los signientes
Psfiuelos de seda de hilo y dc slgo ION,
tfeulos de punto; cintas de seda, de hiIo y
ensllas de seda, de lana y de slgod6n; abr.
8 de punto de lana; corf atas de seas; lanas
tedss para bordsr; Iamparas de crista; GIN.
rcnes 1e aeda y de cuero, portamonedas, Dol
H,essuahes con neceseres para viaje para
Pssurs; pin,uras barnicee; herramientas para
rTinteros para zapateros y cuchilerfa sur.
dfsima; plutuab flores para aaornar SOM
(eses; crislalerfa, porceIans y loza para todos
k-sras: efsctos para menaje de casa; cerra.
rs completa goanes = vissgrss; tinta para
eiihir; copiadores para cartsr; plumss, por-
plnmss, lapiceros; tiras bordadss, encsjes,
pnti las; agujas de acero. cors6s, azsdas y
:las, botones de naoar y de pasta para ropas,
ptenaduras para csmisas, pincees, brochas,
Rpislos, piees cur,idss para zapatos, bisuterfa,
Rpalerfa en- general todo 10 que constituye
s-amos de varedades de quinoalay ferreterfa
Es de- advertir que saldran icitaci6n inf
fectos que no Sc consignan por ser
~ aeiAdo extenso enumerarlos.
lila subssta Sc hara todos los dias labora
ea la hora indicada.
Todo 10 que sc remate en- venGuta pubica
sal sbarrer,, no admiti6ndose reclamation
guna, como tampoco Sc entregarA efecto algu-
sinque este previamente satisfecho.
Lo cual sc hsce pub leo para general como
EnieHto concurrencis de licitadOres.
San Juan Puerto Rico, l9 de Enero de 1898.
III Vendutero publico,
Il Francisco N. TuuN.
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La Au1ON0MIA EN- PUERT0.RIC0

Ell estableoimiento del regimen auton6mi
co en- Puerto Rico no enouentra oposici6n algu-
ma en- aquel'os que hasta hace POGO eran tenidoa
por sus msyores advers rsarios.
Lo a,oge con entusiasmo Ell elemento jo-
ven, eeparado recientemente del partido incon.
dicional, y 10 scepta sin violencia el elemento
antique. Para ir su encuentro, smbas frac
clones han dsdo toda Ia possible smplitud los
respectivos progrsmas. Hay, sin embargo,
ligeras difcultades que amenazan perturbar ell
buen sueeso de la evolucion, esae difcultades
provienen cabalmente de los autonomistas.
La honrsda poderosa agrupaci6n que
desde 1887 habfs trsbaiado taDto por las liber'
tades insulares pepipsulares, vi6se meses atras
dividida en- dos porciones que, sin faltar q la
unidad de doctrina, adoptsron distintos proce.
dimieptos.
Permaneci6 la una frme en- ell puesto de
combate sin tregua y de sacrifcio sin fruto, y
sc iucorpor6 la otra al partido fusionista espa'
i,ol, poniendose ueltamente Las 6rdenes
del sefor Ssgasts.
Hoy estims Ia segunda que debe correspon'
dsrle la direction de Ia polftica colonial segdn
corresponds Ia de Ia polftica nacional sus co
rreligionsrios de Is Peninsula, y juzga Ia pri'
mers que pues han prsvalecido sus ideas de
eiempre, algdn derecho le asiste para yelar por
cuenta propis sobre Ia splicacidn de los nneyos
Eststutos.
No contienden en- realidad unos nj otros
por ell pcder, nj padecen de incontinencia buro-
crAtioa; quieren tan solo que squel'a aplicsci6n
se bsQa con sinceridsd, con desinter&s , con
rectitnd, asf por Ell bien de ID pstria como por
el er6dito de Ia sutonomfs. De b psrticipa.
ci6n que csd.--an de squsllos impo,tsntfsimos
slsmeptos sp ests obIa p
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Fl partido liberal en- Jayuya

Aver tarde, despues de haber entrsdo en-
prensa La CoRREspoNDENcIA, recibimoa- de-
Utuado ell siguiente despacho telegrkfco: 8
sAyer tuvo efecto un gran meeting poIfti J.
co manifestation de los obreros libersIes de
Jayuya.
"a lassocho dc Ia maiiana sali6 81 comit4.
acompahadotde mas de- cincuenta ginetes.
A Ia entrada de Jayuys, 8 las once de ID
msfiana, esperabsn Ia orquesta gran nimero
de vecinos, recorriendo ell poblado dsndo in
numerahles vivas & Espafs, s Sus Magestsdes,
sagssta, Moret, Muncz Rivera y Ala su.
tonomfa.
al llegar los visjeros acompafiantes s Ia
casa DO don Julio Grau, pronunci6 su primer
diacurso Cssalduc Goicochea, ealudsndo ia
yuya, dandole el parabien -por slcsEzarle las
primicias del nueyo regimen se1alsndo horas
para Ia manifestation ell meeting. Reci-
bio nutridos aplausos.
A las dos de Ia tarde sali6 Ia manifesta.
cldn del lugar denominado Ella Csnters, Su
aspecto era imponente. Mss de mil persopas,
con lnnumersb!es banderas custro hermosfsi-
mos estandsrtes, los acordes de Ia mleics
en- medic de aclamaciones patri6ticss, en- so
paseo triuDfsl por Jsyuys, EOS dieron conocsr
que en- 10 mas rec6ndito de Borinquen pslpita
el ideal de Ia autonomfs AL llegar la mani.
festsci6n frente don Julio Grau, alcalde pesS
dapeo, ell professor don Justo Remand pronsnoi6
IN correcto biea aoabado discurso, preientsn.
do Ia olase obrera Ia sutcridad. ~Coaahet6l.
el alcslds. en- brillsntfsims impros zSAk y
osd saludn3ssy Ai7G
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~ Aver tarde circuld la siguiente
GACETA EXTRAORDINARILY
GOBlERNO GENERAL
DE LA
ISLA DE PUERTO.RICO
XaJi.ontes do Puerto Rico:

A"Ot'Nteso w 4 ae' tO-AktCOs
Vuelvo de nuevo, entire vosotros, he de
cumpir, en- primer termino, gratos anhelos de
mi coraz6u, trasmitiendoos Ell frsterna abra-
30 que la madre patria por mi conducto os en-.
via, q la par, que con mi salado carifoso, soy
mensajero de la expression intima de su acen.
drado afecto y de sus simpatfas.
81 en- mi anterior residencia en- este hermo.
so pals, no pesaron sobre mi las responsible.
dsdes del mando superior que ACADIA de eiercer
un general insigne, tuve, no obstante, sobrada
OCCASION largo espacio para apreoiar vuestro
pstriotismo y fidedad, vuestras mobiles prendss
geDerosss cualidades, en- las que espero en-.
contrar siempre, estoy seguio de clio, ell mas,
6rme apoyo para cuanto sea signi6que adha:
sion inquebrantable al Gobierno constituido.
representation dc Ia PAtris, grsnde, augusta
J los adelantos eugendrados por las no in.
terrumpidas necesidades del progreso. I.
Llego en- momentos crfticos, s,-auuque no
di6cies, ,tratandose de vuestra notoria sensa.
tez reconocida cordura, instaurar el reai.s
men auton6mico otorgado la colonia por ID
Metr6poli, con la propia sinceridad, rectitud,
pureza buen deseo, que el Gobierno Supre.
mo ce la Naci6n ha impreso y trasciende en- eli
espfritu = letra del memorable Real Decretc de
rs de Noviembre prdximo passdo, , vengo de-
cidido splicarlo, repto, sin exclusivismos, Gin
recelos nj suspicacias, con ell alma alberta
lisonjeras tsperauzss, oifrando en- la concordis,
en- la sproximsoi6n honrada de los tibios en-
la conjunction de voluntades, hoy mas menos
distsnciadas, Ia elevada empresa de perpstuar
la paz moral = material de Ia isla bajo ID So.
beranfa de Espahs, por cuyo amparo , solici.
tud Sc iran desenvolviendo lss -satarales, ,aap;s.
raoiones de estos paeblos, para 10 cual debe.
mos consagrarnos todos, shora, 4 faoilitsr
ell lprontoy rapido acceso del actual periodic
constituyente, dando de msno los aps.iona.
mientos doctrnales fundados en- divergencias
po'fticas, con el fecunio objeto de oonyertir
nuestros esfuerzos al acrecentamiento de los
intereses sgrfcolas comerciales, los proble.
mas dc administration local, vigorisar el
credito, reformar el sistema tributario, fomen.
tar las obras publcas, cuanto Sc relacione
con las fuentes de riquezs, con IL civlizaci6n
el bienestar de los ciudadanos.
A cualquier hors, en- cualquier momento.
me he de complacer en- atender vuestras re-. {
camaciones, seguro de que por requerimiento
De mi conciercia, he de procurar que Ia equidsd
la efcacia se compa ezcsn en- la reparacl6n de
los agravios, 81 por acaso los hubiere, hallAn.
dose propicio en- todaa ocasiones defender
vuestros derechos, de igual suerte que 4 soliei,
tar los rigores de la Ley contra los que delint-
can, yuestro Gobernador General,
ANDRES GONZALEZ MUNOZ,
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IRA aprovechar g! correo de esta mafiana
.smos anoche el siguiente alcance:
l-E-IRTA NO TIcIA
uerte del General Gonzalez Muioz.
ybsfnador general dc Ia Provincial

Esta tarde al oscurecer, cuando va estaba
sul ando. Ia CoRREsPoNDENClA en- esta ca
fuimos sorprendidos con la dolorosisima
6cia de. que habfa muerto el general Gonzs-
kMnnoz, Gobernador de la rovincia. La
81 enfermedad que hace tempo minaba su
stencia y que Sc lie recrudecio en- la travesfa
Ia Penfnsulaa esta capital, puso fin q sus
4 cuando apenas SO habfan cumplido
Ee6orss de haberse hecho cargo del difci-
m0 mando que lie habfa conGado 81 GO
rno de S. M. =
Ia fatal noticia cundi6 con rapidez ex.
brdinaria por toda la capital, causando Ell
eto que. nuestros lectores deben suponer.
|un caso sin precedente en- la historic de
ztto Rico una desdicha para todos. Aun
psconocfan las instrucciones que trafa ell
Ifal para poner termino una situacion
ftica tan sacramento complicada como la que
me atrayesando el pals, y la desgracia ire
liable que todos lamentamos, viene abrir
nieyo comp de espera 10 que podfamos
nar un interregno peligroso para la paz mo
viA Provincia.
Desde esta manana Sc decfa que ell nuevo
bernador demostraba la simple vista un
Mp de mucha grayedad; todos crefsn que
graba su vida; algunos hablaban de la
a fuerza moral que tuvo que hacer esta ma
IS para soportar las fatigas de su recepci6n;
3 nadie podf, esperar que su muerte estu
e TN cercana; que no pudiera nj aun ini-
las reformas que Sc habfan confado q su
iotismo, q su experiencia y al merecido
tigio de que g zaba en- Puerto Rico.
Nosotros lamentamos de todo coraz6n la
epsa desgracia que afige al pats. La pa
ha perdido con la muerte del general Con-
Muhoz un miktar dignfsimo; la provin-
un gobernante en- quien tenfa grandes
kfanzas; nosotros q un amigo que siempre
merecio alto respeto profunda considera.
Por ESQ, al trazar verdaderamente emocio.
81 las presentes ineas, unimos nuestro due
duelo de lapatris, de la provincial de la
nguida familia del fnado. que al pisar de
"a la terra borincana, donde cuenta con
as si,npatfas, ha recibido un golpe fatal
hos que apenas pueden encon rar lenitivo
ia con Ell transcurso de los amos.
iDescanse en- paz el alma del que va nc
kofzgsSs
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SOLDADOS, MARINA
VOLUNTARTOS.

No es la primera vez que me halo entire
vosotros; conozco vuestras virtudes miitsres.
que seguramente hacen consideraros como 6r.
me salvaguardis de esta hermoss porci6n del
territorio espaiiol de la tranquilidad de nues.
tros hermanos sus leales cuerdos habftsntAs.
lnvestido por s. NJ. Ell rey %. D. g. con
e' honroso cargo de vuestro mando superior Cd
esta isla, me cumple expresaros enorgullecido,
que al tener Ia satisfaction de saludaros, des.k
cansa en- vosotros en- completa confanza, vues
tro captain general, Andrfs GonzdAz Muaos.
Puerto. Rico, IL de Enero de 1898. A4
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DIPUTACION PROVINCIAL

Acuerdos tomados por Ia Consi6n Pro
vlnclal asociados en- session extraor,inaria ce
Zebra ell dia de Enero corriente
Moci6n del senor Egosoue tende,te evi.
Ear Ia prohibici6n de importar en- C'ba ell ia
bsso de esta isla.
Communication del Excmo. sefla Gober.
nador General Mariu expressudo & sta Cor-
,Poraci6n en- gratitud J especial oonsliesa7-
>aprecio por Ia e6csz cooperacidp,tL
nznnfn6 a. L.. H. s,s al
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Gaceta Official Dc hoy

Df5pu65 de las a'ocucioues que en- otro lu'
s insertamos, dice 10 s'guieDte:
b sHabiepdo ia lecido repentinamente 81
mo. sefior Gobernsdor general don Andres
spaaiea Mufios, me he hecho cargo interina-
Sess del mardo de esta isla. Puerto Rico,
10 IL de ls9s.-EI Gobernador general in
mo. Ricardo Ortega.,
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GO pan que puede trabajarse sin mezclarla
con otras, por su mucha fuerza rendimento
como "a ha sido probado por varios consumido
res de esta Is'a. Recibimos 6rdenes para EN-.
barques drectos y tenemos constantemente
existencias, que vendemosa precios m6dicos.-
MeltS u Gandiu.-Tetuan 40. Isl
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GaIIjcida Rchard - Este medioamento de
o3'''V'"u 'o"u'" W e6cacia probada para ls
curacion de los callos, Sc detalla q 25 centavos
ell pomo en- los establecimientos <El Capricho,>
ella EsferaS xEarmacla Col0n.2 l5-l4
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La ChiVa.

Harina americana
superior 4 las demss
mareas. Como re.
presentantes de los
molineros de Nueva'
York, ofrecemos es'
ia excelente harina
nne nrodnca maunfh.
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THE uNcoMrAnoRr OPENING.

The commissioners appointed to allot
In severalty to the Indians the lands
in the Uncompahgre reservation have
not completed their work, but today is
the day fixed by law for the opening
of the reservation to white settlers.
II Is too bad that the allotment to the
Indians was not completed while the
whites were excluded from the reser-
walton, for an unfortunate clashing of
interests and tumble of rights seems
imminent in consequence of the fail
ure to do this.
There was bill pending In Congress
to extend the time for alloting the
lands smother six months, but It did
not receive favorable action In time to
effect a stay, and today. 1t Is reported,
whites are rushing in upon the res
ervation and acquiring squatters'
rights to such tracts as they may
select. How these rights will affect the
Indians is not quite clear. but 1t Is
reasonable to look for friction in con-
SEQUENCE of them.
Only o small part of the Uncom-
pahgre reservation is susceptible OF
cultivation. Much of 1t is desert and
the greater part Of the remainder is
grazing land, Boomers who rush TO II
thinking TO secure good farms will
likely be disappointed. It does not
appear where the blame lies, II there
ID any. for the failure to complete al
lotment before the first OF April but
there seems reason to fear that re
gretabie consequences VIII ensue from
the lapse.
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A TRYING TIME.

Is this the dark hour before dawn
or the calm which precedes a storm?
At the present writing either condition
may be the real one. with chances
somewhat favoring the latter. Spain
has practically rejected the demands
Of the United States, which alone
means much in the direction OF an ear
ly outbreak; but perhaps the most Sig
nificant and portcntous event OF ali
is the pathetic appeal made by Marie
Christine of Spain TO Victoria OF Eng
land, for assistance. 1t IL one of those
purely feminine Instincts which prompt
the sex to seek It's own kind In the
presence OF misfortune. actual or
threatened, and is OF itself the show
of belief on the part OF the Spanish re-
gent that the worst is at hand. Ac-
cording to the Geographic accounts. the
queens reply is in the same line; she
cannot render MD or comfort and adds
the crushing blow that her government
Is likely to recognize Cuban independ-
ence quite as early as the United
States does.
II bHoulu pe reHleinpereu III thiS coh>
nection that there Is much excitement
prevailing everywhere, and the war
spirit undoubtedly pervades official as
well as unofficial places and persons at
times. This condition OF things must
of necessity find expression now and
then In the coloring Of the information
sent out. 1t vacillates considerably
and fiuctuates continually. so that
what we read now may be wholly
changed in character an hour hence.
There are sagaclous, earnest, humane
people busily at work on both sides OF
the Atlantic Just now. and the nations
will not be permitted to come to blows
until diplomacy is seen to be no longer
a factor In the contention,
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Mr.. Southworth said the looms ran
faster In the southern MILL The only
difference was in the spinning-rooni.
In the South very young children were
forced Into the mills by the parents. A
child can tend only one side of spin
ming frame. where grown person VIII
tend eight. thus making eight persons
to one In the North. In addition TO the
fact that overtime rules give the South
an advantage, Afr. Southworth said coal
cost sl.45 In the engine room of the
southern mill and s3.s5 in the Lowell
mill while freight to China was 81
a bale cheaper from Georgia. MI.
southworth said that the Lowell mills
pay $4,000 annual rental for the
southern mill, which is per cent on
the Investment whether the southern
min makes cent its stockholdere
therefore get per cent semi-annuaiiy.
AS matter OF fact. the mills have
made much more than per cent, and
most OF the surplus goes into a FUND
to enable the Lowell corporation 70
purchase the southern mill. Several
others spoke"
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lcoaNuSIcArED.l
MoRMONIsM IN NORTH CAROLINA.


Elder ]. ID. Killpack Jr. writes from
oriental, famiieo county, North caro-
lima. under date OF the 22nd INST en-
closing clipping from the christian
sun evidently presbyterian organ
published IN Raieish' the capital oil the
s.'.' "a''eu' > ., ~ -
that the missionaries IN thit s'a'e hre
meeting with excellent success. Dur
ing Inst wear nearly 900 baptIsns oc-
,,a a. s,,d,,. ,o,,lo,,, 80, ,,.,.o,
eurreu' IA suhuay scioo's were ors"'-
ICED and about church structures
were built. It was the most successful
,e,r In tho history of tho conference
- -. -. ...,,,.,. -, ,,o,ta ~
put TINS one PROMISES even oe''er' III
der Killpack says:
"ur, have ,aaior. crowd or ehovs'
o,,ai g., nj. cnrsara,rc some a,a
sn,9i, ~ ~ aa5 AZ ,,,ae,incs ner yea,,
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SOUTHERN MILL CONDITIONS.

New England. the old home of cotton
manufactures in the New World, is suf-
fering severely from the competition
Of southern mills. The following ac-
count OF proceedings lately had before
committee of the Massachusetts
legislature explains some OF the fea-
lures Of that competition:
'The committe on labor closed its
hearings on the bill making 81 hours
a weeks labor in manufacturing es-
Establishments. Milton Reed, counsel fol
the manufacturers in circumstances
first put on William S. Southworth
agent Of the Massachusetts mills
Lowell. who said that the industry
upon which the bill bears hardest Is
the greatest In the state, and that this
industry was Just entering upon Its
sixth year OF depression. To propose
this 54-hour bill as a remedy for ex-
listing conditions, he said, is unreason-
able, Illogical IL not suicidal. The bust.
ness depression In the first year OF the
bs-hour bill. 1898. was shown by q
curtailment of 100000 in Lowell alone
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First Presidency

Seventies Conference, in Assembly
Hail. Sunday. p. m. April TO-
General Priesthood meeting, In Tab
ernacle. Saturday. April 9th. at 10 n m.
Deseret Sunday School Union meet
ing, in Tabernacle Sunday. April 10Th,
at y. M.
Relief Society conference In Assembly
Hall, forenoon and afternoon of Tues
day, April 9Th. and forenoon of satur-
day, April 9th.
Scandinavian meeting, Assembly Hall.
Thursday, April 18th, at pm.
German meeting. Assembly Hall.
Sunday afternoon. April 10th, from to
y. m.
lions Maori association Reunion,
Fourteenth ward assembly hall. Thurs
day evening, April Z. 1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-01

Mans most painful Affections are
promptly relieved by Billiards. snow
Linment. You will never know all
that liniment can do until you try
this one. Cures rheumatism. Neural-
gia. Sprains, Bruises. ETC.. MS by mag.
ic. The most penetrating compound
ever devised. This case is but one Of
thousands: II had severe attack OF
rheumatism. Could not work by day
or sleep ut night. Three applications
Of Billiards. Snow Liniment cured me
within twenty-four hours. G. W.Ford
tof Lyon Supply Coz. FIT. Worth,
.exas. Price. so cents.
Sold by z. C. NJ /. Drug Depart
mont
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houses are largely built by missionary
money"
Here the clipping is cut Evidently
without knowing what 1t is doing 'he
Christian Sun prints in one column
an unusually strong argument In favor
OF cardinal doctrine of Mormonism'
the necessity of unity among all believ-
ers, while assailing that system ana
its workers in another column. An ex-
cellent example is here given OF the
Inconsistencies that protesting Chris
tians must commit when they oppose
what is known as Mormonlsm. but Is
in reality the system taught by Jesus
and His Apostles, restored In this age
by revelation.
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GENERAL CONFERENCE.

The sixty-eighth Annual Conference
Of the Church of Jesus Christ OF Lat
ter-day Saints will convene in the Tab
ernacle. Salt Lake City, at 10 q. m.
Wednesday, April 9Th. 1898. All officers
and members of the Church are invited
to be present.
MILFORD WOODRUFF.
GEORGE Q. CANNON.
JOSEPH +. SMITH.
! First Presidency.
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When the liver is sluggish all other
organs arc involved You suffer from
Constipation. Billiousness. Jaundice,
Headache. Indigestion, Pain in Back,
Chills and Loss of Energy. You VIII
troubles can be cured until you use
HERBINE. 1t cures quickly when
other remedies utterly fail. Regulates
the Liver. Purifes the Blood. HER
BINE is a Harmless Vegetable Rem
edy that gives new life and energy al
most from the first dose. Price, u
cents.
Free Trial Bottle at z. c. III. J
Drug Department
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Don't be persuaded into buying iini-
ments. without reputation or merit
Chamberlain's Pain Balm costs - more
and its merits have been proven by a
test of many years. Such letters ms
the following, from l.. G. Bagley,
Hueneme. Cal, are constantly being
received: '"rhc best remedy for pain
/ have ever used is Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, and I say so after having used
It in my family for several years" II
cures rheumatism. lame back. sprains
and swelllngs. For sale by Druggists
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or something amiss in the throat or
lungs. Don't mind the cough. mind
the cause. Use the remedy that cures
the cough by curing the cause. Bal
lard's Horehound syrup cures Throat
and Lung Troubles. Whoopins Cough,
etc. the right way. Quick. Sure. Safe.
MIS-. w. y. Evans, Clearwater. Kans,.
writes: six years ago my husband
said he had quick consumption. One
bottle of Billiards. Horehound Syrup
cured him." Price, 25 and 20 cents,
Sold by z. C. NJ. l. Drug Depart
v,p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-01

For constipation, sick headache.
stomach and liver troubles. and all de-
rangements or the digestive and assm-
ilative organs, Ayers Pills are of ines
Unable value. Sugar-coated and pleas
ant to take, they are always reliable,
and retain their virtues in any eli
mate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-01

After hearing some friends continual
ly praising Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and D.arrhoea Remedy, Curtis
Fleck. of Anaheim. California. pur-
chased a bottle of 1t for his own use
and is now as enthusiastic over Its
wonderful work as anyone can be. II :
rs and 30 cent sizes for sale by drug
gists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-01

A great many of the best ladies of
the city have been visiting the New
Dress Cutting Academy, 32S Main ST..
and Il large number have decided to
take a complete course of instructions.