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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-09-01

Base ball masks will be much in de-
mand by returning naval heroes. They
are all up in the use of the torpedo
net.
Xxx
A number of gentlemen are coming
to Saltwater Saturday to hold a con.
vention. There are some in the crowd
who might as we'll stay.
*
Outlaw Ried of the New York Trib-
une is one of the peace commissioners.
If he fixes the Spaniards the way he
did poor old Horace Greeley, there will
be nothing left to take.
***
A contemporary wants money bad.
stuff right here.
~
May they perish who said all the
good things before began writing al
legged witty paragraphs.
*
A New Jersey judge says that babies
are only worth dollar piece in that
state. He must be cheap skate. Why
out here in the West you could hardly
get a colored baby for that price.
*
In publishing the minutes of meet
ing the Western Guard, of Madison,
Mimi, tells the following ghost story:
present, Nils Mus, ..... :, Adolf By
dial, and G. NJ. Benson, deceased" An
other manifestation of the truth of
spiritualism.
*
Some time since it was claimed by
the Comstock society of New York
that the nude figures on the new FIVE
dollar bills were indecent. We are not
able to give any opinion, and, from the
general silence of the press on the SUBJ
ject, we fear the rest of the editors are
in the same fix-short on flyers.
~
a lapel button with the legend,
dewey did it" is much in vogue now
adays and is the cause of many libels
on the brave old admiral The other
day handsome young matron was
seen on Main street in Saltwater car
rying pretty and nearly new baby
and also wearing conspicuously and
with considerable pride the aforesaid
button.
The present depression of the grain
market may have some connection
with the depression of Joe Letter.
x**
Gen Shafter telegraphed Capt.
Alger is WELL" Yes, and Gen. Alger is
well?
The Grand Banks of New Foundland
seem to be the scene of wrecks nearly
as often as the banks of Minneapolis.
X
When you meet man who has no
redeeming vice-beware of him.
~
There is New York newspaper lady
(woman) in Denver, going around in
terviewing the prominent men, and she
has them all on the run. In fact when
she appears they get so scared the can't
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-09-01

talk and she publishes the interviews
in which she does all the talking, and
then comments on the fit of the gentle.
mems pants.
*
There are some improbable stories
connected with that Fillmore county
bank failure. 1t is even said that Ed.
itor Langum lost over 500 by it.
***
The Eveleth Star has gone Republi-
can. Let the news of this latest Rep.
ublican victory roll forth from the
Spanish Main to the Cannibal Islands.
Xxx
1t seems to me that when a man is
in prison his wife ought to be exempt
from assessments for stone sidewalks.
Xxx
A Colorado editor prints "a Letter
from He'll" and then insinuates that
the author is lately deceased delin-
quent subscriber who found out the
consequence too late.
~
l am real sorry both for Hobson and
the st. Louis girl. They might just as
we'll have made it twenty. There could
not have been more fuss about it.
Xxx
Thomas Jefferson Mackey, formerly
judge of the Supreme Court of South
Carolina, is wanted in New York for
bigamy. The judge is one of those
ornaments of the bench and bar that
you read about.
Xxx
1t strikes me that the literary efforts
of the common Spanish soldiers have
finer and manlier sound than those of
their superiors.
Xxx
There has been convention of life
men in Minneapolis. They forgot to
send any greetings to the permanent
convention of life men in Saltwater.
Xxx
The war is said to be over but Gen.
Miles is still on the war path, and if
all signs do not fail there will be scalps
dangling at his belt before he quits.
*
A man down in Kansas says he saw
a red-white- and blue snake the other
day. 1t may have been piece of pat
riotic hosiery, but if so, we believe that
there was nothing in it,
*
1t was remarked when Alger entered
the cabinet that he did so under
cloud. If so where is the silver lining?
*
coincidence is restored" except in
Preston and New Richland. There it
was restored $4,000 worth, and the
people are sorry for it.
**x
A Wisconsin soldier writes that the
first sign he saw in Honolulu was one
advertising Pabst's Milwaukee beer,
which allows that American institu.
lions have already gained a foothold
there.
The darned Spaniards have got the
best of us at last. They will carry away
with them two lovely American brides.
TX
In this latter day of bicycles the bust
ness of the liveryman is not as stable
as formerly.
x*x
1t looks as if there would be great
er demand for volunteers now since
the war is over than there was before.
***
Westward the star O. vampire takes
it's course.
Xxx
The following elegiac verses were
made from the wood of the MAY
flower" without any other tools than
an ak and jack knife, by No. 1859 on
the occasion of getting gray uniform
Owhy should the spirit
OF mortal be proud?
A word from your master
Your glory may cloud.
Yet these garments of gray
Are the source of my pride.
Get onto this swagger.
My swath is cut wife.
AS a swell I'm bowler;
Yet not very loud
For the system of silence"
My spirits has cOwed.
But this blue-and-white coat
1t does give much joy,
Like painted tin whistle
Delights the small boy,
For six weary months
With checkered career
Among secOnd-grade cons
Did linger in fear.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-09-01
HITS AND STRIKES.

Base ball masks will be much in de-
mand by returning naval heroes. They
are all up in the use of the torpedo
net.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-09-01

This paper will be forwarded to
subscribers until ordered discontinued
and all arrears are paid.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-09-01

Entered at the Post office at saltwater, Minn
as secOnd.IlasS mail matter
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-09-01

Should THE MIRROR fail to reach subscriber
each week, notice should be sent to this office,
and the matter will be attended to at once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

properiy proceeded with. ne u may be
i..r. mlei. caHse lie executive
great deaf ~ arrogance. II NJ slme-
Thing expressed by a more omlnouf
word. Il appears, however. chat he Il
losing no sleep AMI his flow ~ spirits is
unchecked by .hs circumstance; In
lci. thas he is givlry s. very ilisle at
terscr. while he i known so be
nofi,haiars scr. 81 person. % Il not 70
Or concluded ;hss this accounts alto
e,,h,r fo' his Indifference. lie IL
r5mr.hing of hwyer himself and
knows. ~ doubt. ,hn, the oorrec, pso.
ccdure IN All cases oxreus actual felony
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WG 'S.;: ~:
81 MONEY cScb- al,c(I5T


our ogden agent. ]. T.. F1u.kes. re-
Gently failed. Pianos returned here In
perfect condition. except tor cases
slightly mnrred. Factory orders 80
close them out at the following bargain
prices:
one $3.50 fne oak conover. new. case
marrrd. $4,000
ono $3.50 nno wainu, conoyer. been
used. s1ss.
one 800 nne Mahogany schubert.
pain. on case. $3.50.
ono fne tl0o welnu; KinEsbury plano.
been used. ties.
one 500 nne walnu, Schubert. case
denied $4,000.
one 500 nnc Walnut Klngsbury plano
case marrcd. $1,000
one 500 Walnut klngsbury plano,
case marred. s215.0o.
Planes for Xmas stored free. Pianos
strictly ne advertised. Don't delay sees
ing them. Terms. cash or easy pay
monts. They won't last Iona.
CABLE PIANO co.
=. w Van SAINT. Manager.
John ". Chamberlain, Assistant Man
agct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
rrGrNr rirrD MONUMENT.

In a circular issued by the committee
In charge u ths Eugene Field Manu-.
meut souvenir Fundft l. s;a,td that the
Affairs " the FUND are IN excellent
shape and that hut few thousand dol
lars remain 60 b. rilaed. when this u
done. the committee will be able 60
erect a credi,abie monument and also
set aside q liberal fund for the family
Of the late poet.
The committee organized for building
tho monument Il composed ~ the
cdlbrs and proprietors Of each "
chlcigo's daily papers. A large num-
Der VI che leading citizens Of the ooun-
iry suggested that n would also be well
M the rame time 10 show the love ~
an men for Eugene Field and his works
by providing In a measure f5r his fam.
lly An honorary membership was then
appointed 10 the monumen; fund com.
nrlscd " prominent men and women all
over the country. and Il was then De.
cided 20 divide he fund created equally
between the famsly - the late Eugene
Foid and the fund for the building " a
monumen, 10 the memory ~ the be-
loved poe, ~ childhood. n was ,h'
frrt intention 90 mcrsiy publish a beau
ilful four-page certificate u a subscrlp-
ron ~ SEQ 10 the fund. hut owing 70
the uuanmous response of the artists
u ihc country - the appeal for con.
trlbullons. Il was found necessary e.
increase the souvenir to a cio,h.bound
io-paEe book. which. while tyiograph.
iciily perfect. AMI containing some oi
the bfiEh,er, gems u Eugene Field. Il
regarded ~ the greatest medley o
modern a.: appearing In any one pub
llcacon. These souvenir books are nov
ready for distribution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
DID Nor JESUS cnHisr rnEAcii
rs ugnHIw:

Tn Rev. Aisyindcr Roberts IN n
work h. publ.fhfd several yfuia ago
on the revision ~ the old Tesi1mf 90
asssrts .rlt JCsus chfisi mus have
taught zoe people In he or X tongue
and ~ reason Tor ha conciutlln
says that Tor o long dime preceding
dhs coming ~ Christ. ihU Greek ilnfu
peryadsd To- The countries bordering
On ihs Mediterranean Only the learned
man " that axe. Niyg h., could rell
fhc law ara chr prophetic ~ Tie Oh
N, brow which Moses. Isa'th and she
rcfi ~ the pruphrss SPOKE nni wrote
had long before the tmf u our Dor
become 4 deai linuutFa 10 says
that the pure Hebrew ftce hat inhah-
lied Halssiire go a. 6 rod. wle.e To-
Aramaie. "A lauguigi cui.fely ilner-
en-, from she uncifni Morrow.
Or Roberts ufRuss tTI. one ~ the
sufes, proofs u ihu II that a. ienai
ilme q the erlr.lfa which The Apostles
Wrse Q, che " brew Christians were
wrfTen In Greek. wheh they wpali not
have dnrn " the rnmmnn people had
not underwood she CrrlR tor gus Why.
tsks h.. would Peter. Whi wat H.
brew himself. Wrsr his eplsilfs In
Greek. fNccri because me Hebrews. t0
whom iae fplrslfa were wilton. UNDER
..,gd Or X. many ~ vnom, pe'itIt,
tnNI NNMNNF f"Al fNf MINlNN NNA WNA
tn opifda vhich Paul wtutc TO the
iiebr6Na. Written IN uffek Tor the
same reaf0n7 Iio further SETS forth
shat even though both Afamiic and
Greek were written All apQkfn AZ ie1i
slime. NJ Greek vas the bnEuiTc II
civilization. hence. where he people
understood both, Chris doubtless spike
In Greek. ]. TlioRgEiESpN.
The language Of Palestine a, Tho
cline 81 our Savior IL known as syfhe
This was branch % the Aiamachn
hnEuafs spoken In chaldacn nri ia.
by lon. n consisted u a mixture u He
srcW ard Aramisan. originating IN.
douhsily during the Sim, ~ the CO...
tlviiy In Babyion'a. Greek al tisg iim'
was sie Language u the sdpciifl chft.
g. IN rile;ineas arr French and GER
FOR wide circulation were ncecfnnly
mar at the prssets sime.iio1ks intenisl
wr,ien In shat tongue. hui sfrm ms 1,
the people In the ryraguguts or oihti
pulilc places wsre probably delivered
IN The aytiac dialect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
a oo,rnNoR INDICTED.

Grand lurlos Ike supreme courts.
arc presumed 10 know slme,hng.'
aud that one which has just Indicted
the F1vernlr Of the state ~ Illinois re-
celvls the bench, ~ that cancusioa.
Bu, q. like most o,aer bodies COM
posed 81 human material, Is liable q,
mlk, mistakes, docs make chem In
fact The lullc,msrt % shls case
gr,ys out of The Lass ferrhle Riots at
VHdor la rhai state IN which r, many
men were killed oul injured aud 90
much propeWy was destroyed The
g1ytrulr ls Indicted ON three charges.
being ir substance failure and refusal
90 stri tru % o. the assistance II the
sheriff, eacn irdlc.m, 1e brirs ldsntlcli
In respect go this cause % action but
differing as 20 specifications. ,he whole
amounting under an constitution %
the State 90 ghs& IN general terms d.
malfcasaaee Ia Office through giles
" du.y.
h is a very serious matter and u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02


TlIs News" acknowledge the receipt
OF an Invitation by the Western Slope
Hunting AFfnclatlon 90 send repre-
sentative 90 ,he hrst annual roundup
% mountain ll1E. wolves. ETC.. 10 bo
given by the ars1clat ton In Colorado, on
Dee imber sih. ana the following two
days, The invitation says;
'"rhs hun, viii be the blggcs, thing
Of the Kind that ever happened In colo.
rldn. The indications for thrilling Spor,
are glorious, aud the manaEfment
promises every one royal good TIM
a. minimum expense. II D. sought
90 not merely enlist The Interest ~ every
man wltha rlnf. There viii b. hundi o.
81 pnlI horses from which ~ select A
mount I'm run with The sounds, ..
Il proposed 90 cnVcr the uinf divisions
~ lhe roundup with trained dogs
handled hy tXp. rlrn,Dl irlilsra, ~ a
day In ihe saddle ioss not appeal 10 Oh,
you may be- driven 90 the meeting place
~ your division. n you are 900 iuNuri.
nusly Inclined tu camp 40 ranch hnus
nr under canvas. The management will,
on timely application, assign you 60 a
nearby position, 40 you may aNal your
self ~ the pullman aleeprrs Side
| tracked at tho depot until ths close M
III hur, The kodak Mend may press
tht hstfnn==un savage EImf- ana tht
Grand Junction cagncfl club viii do ~.
! rtst-frcr of charsr. On The clodlng LAY
~ the roundup the clilgenr of u
l heuur VIII. Cor ihr cntrrillnmsnt nd
| their guests. nnrr q barbecue. vhr and
] rcvnlyer matches. tfp.
Tariffs for clun members AMI others
sen. nn application 90 ~. A. stroud. re-.
/ rciary treasurer. 40 De Hruue.
~, RANDOLPH NORRIS.
president.
III. A. STROUD.
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rmr LAW A. 10 pEnron-.

"JHtlsa." writing from pirowan.pre-
ems a mater whlsa he would like the
i1comins i.sslsissure 20 look into. The
correspond - hns arrived %; ths com
s,vsion shat this STAKE u a f1ft 81
paradise Tor dishonest deh:oru-rithsr
an abrupt. nos 10 ssy severe arfaiEn.
mcnt tor q startsr-bsea-:e X allows
item n cor, derablr an,,ufs ~ properly
ihs. T. nv ai,acfnhle FOR deb,' our
rlrowan tlsud ho'is Il 20 he quite pos
slble for i'if creftor 10 have abs,lvvly
nohluE. Wilde the debtor has nu shat
Tho law allows him. 10y no meats an
uullksly Circumstance, especially when
n IL eiiuchfd aa Ia this case by ihe
additional statement ihr several such
co. We como under his 1hser,it IN.
on' OF chose, hyg ;lealiy STATED az
to ihe oNnipcieip. L. a. fo.1Nri
"a. c3mmsncii buslf 30 on q small
scale with SON means shat he hAi
saved.
80 wer, well Tor a .lm,. but In m.
'niaiglemrr ~ tndf he allowed ~, G.,
ana Il. To gc; heavily Ito his deb.
The raut Nns That A. buHlnCta WAS
brought o. a sutlrn Htop. Th1le thrcc
1870 a's p,.'iiloegsiy dlshon y ~ w w
,hslrV rows and dttve .hsir f,t osp,@,
hi,ehoi 20 rev wagons .hle have been
hpesht ~ N iImr "iS ihfy bought
49,. ' IA n s,lty,. =, .,,,, ".
aours, nc. be- Lawful - .,ko nns fi,m
! ana give % go A., bp, would o.
% cav .'Ahl'f
u h.lrs suHges''l 70 n 'hii he ip'
peh 20 thn t'rl'f iti'h authorities
she rpp N's y. nrnfd ih-' ne nnl>
FiHta'-l'n Nlnld T.. 'tit u u br'tl
70 sHher wrong 't'h ltllct H. Gu
"ti'HlNl ihnlhf tha ana says u
"a moi' N''" 90. i""f'' ~. ask
j. th'ir d.. th' "AaEfr VI chffyin'
llHI 'NA''.' hsi 200 .u' lua' = mite go.
Et' lh', ~ deelAfef' hhs beer
f-Ish' ." she p''p'e % ''ti Tor Do
'hesH niny l''ia i'i u lif made
i'aes''"''ns p''pl' "t 'h'mi nn'
NslIa aHp," 'hAl III some ''sDf
l'aW ih'N nave f'i 20 thinking ihA'
u pth'f 70 sun Ni'hs 'hAh 20 81
IHfi
1he eo'f''p'nnenl ends hi' commnn'
cAileh WIS ~ A"t"l's''n 'hi' N'hl' IN
mereiful are b'eHr d, ne would prete
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
n wili surprl,s You NY n.

T. 4 in6 medicine above all other Tor
catafrh ana ls worth lta weight In sold.
Ely'a Cream Balm does an lhai u
claimed for lib. W. sperry, Hartford.
Conn.
My S0n was AFFLICTED with ca,arrh.
Tie used Ely's cream Balm ana the dis
greeahle citarrh all left him., e,
Olmstcad, Arcoal. H.
A iOc. Trial sIge or che 50,. slzs ~
Ely'a Chelm Balm will be- mailed. krp'
BY druggists, Fly Broheri, 90 War
ron 81. y, y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
Hamburger Coal Co. isi Main.

The direct line 90 Kansas city. 81.
Louis and Atlantic ssaboari In via
the Missouri Pacific Hallway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
ears, and all connections made In
Union dspois In the daytime. II you
are going Eas, and care for day
light ride through the Erandert seen.
cry Of the Rocky Mountains cnroute.
see that your ticket reads via Mls.
souri, Pacific Railway Elegant Cnaii
ears positively free so the holders ol
regular train tickets.
II. u. KoosER, c. y. a y. A..
Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

Constipation prevents the body from
Riding Itself OF waste matter. De
Wits Little Early Rlaera viii remove
the trouble and cure Sick Headache.
niiMoufneFs. Inactive Liver and clear
the Complexion. Small, nugar-eoated.
don't grippe or cause nausea. n =.
schramm, Prescription Druggist, Me.
cornlck Ilulldlug corner Main IT, aud
First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
eih sonih Main sir.eL

Sal, Lake once Of First National
Bank Of Park City. WIN make loans
at reasonable rates. long or short time,
ON real estate. stocks. bonds. mort
cages, or approved PERSONAL security.
q. ]. SALISBURY. President.
SAN J. KENYON. Treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

Il had rheumatism IN my left Shouts
der and WAa unable q u4n my lnft arm,
I began iakng Hoods 6arsapar'lh and
after the use ~ four bottles ! was come
ple,ely cured. I have not had any lheu-
mitlsm since thli slime, although have
heol much exposed % cold weather."
Gertrude Parker, Tqoele ciy, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

4 cough 10 no, like a fever II does
not have TO run a certain course. Cure
u quickly and enectually with one
Minute Cough Cure. the best remedy
for all ages and for tho most severe
eases. We recommend II becaure .ts
good. n. 3. schramm. Prescription
Druggist, Mccormick building corner
Main 81. ard First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

Have You a coll2 \ dose - BAL
LARD's HOREHOUND SYRUP az
hed-time. VIII yfmaye n. prlgo % cis
aud 20 CT q q. A. /. Drug DapL
For hr1liDl limbs, chillblalna. burns,
scllds. bruised shluF, sore throat aud
sores 1f very Kind. apply BAL-
LARp's SNOW LINIMENT. u win
give immediate relief anl heal any
wound, Price 20 cts and 30 o,s,-Z. {.
~. l. nrug DePi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

In blllousnesa. lIERBINE. by oxpell-
llg from ,hr body she excess Of bile
and acids, Improves the asslmllauve
processes, purlnca iha blood, and tones
up ana strengthens The entire syal am.
Price 90 cts-Z. e., N, {. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

Late 90 bed and early 10 rise. pre-
parea a man Tor his home IN the skies.
Hut early 20 bed and a Little Early
Riser. the pill that makes lie longer
and better and wiser. y. 3, Schrhmm.
Prescription Druggist. Mccormick
building. corner Main 81. and fiFai
south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

"a pieces Fancy Frcpch Flannels, me
Cashmere twllri. In beautiful designs
medium AMI dark c1loflnEs-for
Dressing Jackets ard wrnppers-wo worth
Coo. &c aud ,3c. The entire line on
sale sh.a week per yard-ip cents,
y. AuERnAcH a bro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

The total corn crop ~ the United
States l. figured at iseG. 900 goo for 1905
rs against i.sos.ooocoo bushels In 1897.
a Eain Of only sioooooo bushels for .he
entire country. whereas the southern
section made q gain alone ~ iis.2,p. 900
hufhels. In the matter Of quality ther
has been a decrease, shat Of the presen,
year being s2.I NJ compared with sG.a
In 1891. The Philadelphia Preas recent
~ attempted TO show there would be- no
surplus Of corn 20 export this year.
However, the Press estimated the crop
for isaS az i.coo. 900 900 bushels. and ,hsrc
happens 20 be- a difference ON tho riHh'
side ~ $4,000 oo0 a balance that makes
for prosperity and conten,mont az
agalns, tho somewhat iugubrious pre-
dlciion 81 a few weeks ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

when you ask for De wits witch
Hazel Saive don't accept a couniertel,
or Imitation. There are mote cases q,
Piles bslnE cured BY this, man an
others combined. y. !. schriinm; ~,
srrintion DRUGGIST. Mccormick Build
Ing corner Main ~. and First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

HOODS PILLS cure an liver ms.
Mailed flr sir. by &, l. Hood s. Co.,
Lowell. MasH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
Dr. PatlshursL speaking NJ the Phi.
lpplne Islands, is quoted is follows,

IppInf lfIlnds, u quUIIl lf f0IllWH
II do not wonder .hl. ;hr islanders
90 not want TO b. govern a from Amer.
lrl. ana they Will pronahly want h i..i
after hey have had 10 while. Our
policy M dealing with seml.cIylllzg I
flNAgts u not Just WhA. you would
can rg1ssurlug would rather be- IA
Malay subject 90 Spain. chan he no.
American Indian, subject 10 tn indian
hur,Jn. sl long ~ 10 Is an underwood
thing ihl. office Is spells We may Won
pray go he delivered from the iespln.
siplhiy NJ FuVrrting dep,ndeng ss"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

oyercoms evil with good. overcoms
your coughs and colds with Oae Min
ute Cough Cure. ~ Il - 1000 children
cry for H. II cures Group. bronohlus.
pneumonia. grippe and all throat ana
iunE diseases. v. \. Schramm, Prcserip.
ton Druggist. Mccormick nullding.
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The Springfield Republican mentions
the fact hat "the pastor u the Plym.
ouih Congregational ohssch 40 sall
Lake cliysls Il Row. John D. Nu,ungf
Is preaching In The East on The threat
snIng aspect ot MormonIsm, and ih,n
makes ,his commn,i
"Thls used 10 ht a grave question.
What great audiences 10Y eastern church
people used 90 he stirred b. REV. Joseph
cooks heavy appeals Cor ihr wlping out
~ .hr monster, iiut who cares q penny
now about az Hls not secretary Iud-
son smith pointed nut great work In
substituting nur particular brand 10 nv
PhlllppluUsf Thu new remedy flr hlm
ptoblems j. 90 forget thcm ami think
% those farther on"
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