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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
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WISCONSIN CENTRAL REORGANIZATION.
EDWIN ABBorT RErIREs AS a TRUSTEE OWING

EDWIN ABBOTT RErIRES As 4 TRUSTEE OWING
TO DISAGREEMENT.
Milwaukee June Announcement was made to-
day OF the retirement OF Edwin Abbott as one OF
the trustees OF tho Wisconsin Central lines. The
cause for this step by Mr.. Abbott is said to be
owing to disagreement over the mortgages covering
the property OF tho Wisconsin Central The i'm
preston prevails here that reorganization OF tho
Wisconsin Central lines is long way on.
John A Stewart. OF New York. Is the other trus-
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NyACK HOTEL BURNED.

The Prospect House. in Nyack. was burned to
the ground yesterday morning. The cause or the
ere &c unknown The loss the building was
so 900 and on the contents probably $4,000. partly
Insured The hotel owned by Porter 4 Tate
and was built I'm 1873
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The Iieblcr Company. which Is next season 10
manage tho tours Of Charles Coghlan and Miss
Viola Allen. has secured the American rights 70
the draInatzation OF Hall Gaines The Christian"
Miss Alien will play the part OF Glory Quayle in
this work. beginning her season at the Lyric The
atre on october 3 Frank Worthing has been en-
gagged for the leading mans part.
T7rs funeral OF Thomas ". Kcene who died
Wednesday. will be held at his late home at Castle
ton Corners Staten Island. tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock The Rev. r. +. C;runert OF the Castieton
Corners Moravian Church. will conduct the
lgious service The Masonic ceremonies will be
conducted by Naval Lodge No. co. The burial will
DO In Fsirvew Cemetery.
Diplomacy" which was played last week at tho
Herald Square Theatre will be placed on the stage
there again next week
Tho Ogden Musical Club Will give q concert at
Chickering Hall on Thursday evening OF next week
for the benefit OF the American National Red Cross
Relief Committee.
r. D. Price will be the business manager OF the
Manhattan Theatre next season.
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Postomcc Notice
.c,,,,d h. r,.d DAILY by all interested changes

tshouid rad DAILY BY all Interest Is chang"
Foreign mail. T for IsS1 week ' ending 1893 vim
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closing time 'n T3ThgASs%TLAxrsc MAILS ,.,v
sA ErT1sS Esysi ana Bs s5 f f1as
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m ir ssfs as q be- a sse
at euPPIemenis5y III go a. % es 1r eSTope =
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scotland direct S-I per fy ,y Of 81 Rom Rom. We
After the closing Of s suHDsmsInsay
the piers OF ns s Ams,sn Ensh r,,S
NAILS Afh Af FOX SSET4F IASrs err AMERICA
rRroAv-A, 10 m suppsn;epiSary 1890 a. m9 fer
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s sas e ssssa. e. q
,sd per rSr.ane +. Jamaica saTass an
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%qr Haiti BE G PER- Frn. Hsadrt ysns1
uela Trlnddps BRUSH and Dutch Guiana
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mich are forwarded via Europe New Zealand Hawaii
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Francisco) close here daily up 20 June no at MI
ii a. M and $50 .. m tor on arrival az New.forx %
- =. cSmnania with British malls for Australia Malls
FOR China Japan and Hawaii. per 5 s. Bestc from ssa
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Australia NewZeaand. Hawaii and FIJI Islands. per
A Niowera from \ancouyer) close here daiiy after
June 40 and up TO June % al $50 m Mails for the
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ton OF their uninterrupted overland transit fRegsereo
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CORNELIUS VAN cOTr. PostmasooUA
Postofnce. Nsw-York N. Y. May II. 1854
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Mr.. VANDERBILTS LIFE INSURANCE.

Mr. Geo W. Vanderbilt. who married Miss Edith
c,uvve,ant Dresser In Paris yesterday. insured his
us. Cor 81 600 900 In the Mutual Life Insurance
HomDany OF New-York. prior to his departure FOR
Furnpe This is the largest policy OF insurance
,at Issued the premium being $4,000 year
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PROSPECTS OF CURRENCY LEGISLATION.
A CANVASS OF REPUBLICAN REPRESENTA- Ivrrs
IN PRO0REsA

Washington. Juno "A CANVASS OF the House is
being made TO d-t-rmine how many OF the Repubn-
cans favor currency legislation at this session and
Immediate consideration Of the General Banking
and Currency bill be reported from tho
committee II has not proceeded sufficiently. how
ever. TO indicate results. The members signing ask
for a specia. rule Tor immedlate conslderation
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MARRIED..

Observation-Disclosures Wednesday. June !. -
the residence Of the brides father No 81 West 3D.
by the Rev. f. A. Bradley, ID. D. Alice daughter
of Henry b. Ladlaw, TO Jesse Lynch Williams o.
NewYork.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington. June THE weather continues unsettled
in ew-Engsnd and IN the Guf States. where showers
have occurred Rain has fallen In the northern Rocky
Mountain plateau Tho pressure high the Gulf OF
ST. Lawrence and the North Pacific Coast A de-
preston the Rocky Mountain slope. central In
Nebrn.ka The risen In the lake region
and on the northern Rocky Mountain plateau II has
fallen on Rocky Mountain slope The temperature Is
lower In n. Mountain districts Showers
are indicated the New England and North Atlantic
coasts In tho Gulf States IN, upper lake region and
Rocky Mountain slope The weather con
di,ions In the central districts but 1t prob
ably will be fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
ASSISTANT SECRETARY HOWELL HERE

William p. Howell. the Assistant Secretary OF tho
Treasury who looks after customs affairs. came to
this city from Washington last evening and regis
tered al the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He said his visit
related TO routine business OF special significance.
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FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine New-Hampshire and Vermont, partly cloudy
Weather with showers near the coast northery winds.
For Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut
threatening weather. with showers near the coast brisk
northeasterly winds
For Eastern Nsw-York Western New York and West,
ern Pennsylvania, fair. northerly winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, partly cloudy weather
noriheYly windA
For Jersey and Delaware unsettled weather. with
shover. near the coast, northeasterly Winds.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.
fair VARIABLE winds, becoming souherly.
For North and south Carolina. fair In tho intertor
.bower. near tho coast: light variable winds.
For West Virginia and Ohio. fair northery winds be
coming southery.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Tribune ONCE June 3, l a. m.-Thc weather yesterday
was partly cloudy and The temperature ranged
between e. and 70 degrees the average con degrees be
ing ~ degrees lower Wednesday and An degrees
higher than on the corresponding day OF last year.
The weather and this city to-day VIII probably
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wedding Gifts.

a.. WIN, We have in useful. beautiful and artist
Casswar c DoRFLINGER SONS. No els Broad
NAV near 2ist ST., and 80 Murray St. New York.
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Wire window screens and doors: eussorn.naSe all
woods screen rxrgs and wire. ROEBUCk, ls2 Fulton
A Y and All Hamilton l+th-st, Brooklyn.
Garnet Cleaning J. 4 W. Willtame.
SoS WEST OATH ST. TELEPhoNE 900 IN 81
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SONS OF THE REVOLUTION.
Office Of the Secretary.
i4s Broadway Room 408),
$ev-Y York. June 1898
Emery-The members Of this society requested u
attend the funeral ~ their late associate member
DR. Charles f. Emery No 80 Greene ave, Brooklyn
on Friday June g. at 2.30 o'clock.
FREDERICK 8. TALLMADGE. President.
AIEXR. r. THOMPSON, Secretary.
Emery-MDitary Order Loyal Legion United StateA
cormaniery state q New-Y crk.-Companions are In
formed OF the Of Assistant Engineer Charles e.
services will be held this
afternoon 2.3O O'Clock No $40 Greene-ave. Brook
lyn Companions requested n attend.
BY order Of Ma General Granville VI. Dodge. L.
Vols Commander, 4. Noel Brakeman. Acting Assistant
Paymaster late L. S. Navy, Recorder.
WoOdlawn Cemetery.
Office. No. 20 f. 23d-et.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

=, District 10. so-wai,cr $. Prime. vice
phirlc. No. ELL a. Nlng, vice {.
District 40. ~. II. jackson. vice
7. u. Lewis
District so. sc. r. Emery. vice
Isaac Jennings
District No. s5-James watson. vice
r. ~. guwau.
District No 35-Arthur Casuetyn.
Vice H. Y. Taylor
Diatric, Nu. N-ThImna Mulholiaud.
vice Joseph Lippmtn.
District No. n-Gu0rrc Bourne. vice
John BARTON
District 50. N-Robort Morris. vice
Hudson Smith
piHirIc, 40. i6-samuei Degray. vice
e. J. Douglas.
District SO. i9-Thumas M-ruana.
vice a. * Smith.
District ~. ii-sh,tics v. Peterson.
vice J. g. Ensign.
piBirict 80. 52-J. T. Haiiowau vice
J. q. Weaver
District no te-L X. smith. vie,
Charles Stmur'aan.
District 80. 80 william ltldncid. vie,
/ Emil schuonfHilt
District so. 5i-John Lloyd. vice a
o. Brown.
District No. CIV. u. Ennis. vice J
| u, UlWiluH.
Dlsirlc, 80. 56-Wob1ri ". Holt, vicD
Samuel Backstead.
District no SOW. 7. McEvor. vic,
| Nr sh1urhncssy
The successor tu Arthur barnes loo th0
I Twcriy.rifhth district De- s.. undDar
| mated.
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weather report showing observA.
lions at am. todayi
General and local forecasts fof 20
hours, cndlHK D. 900, tomorrow
SALT Lake barometer. 5O38s. temper
uture al. minimum, 30; VIM, h'uth-
pnht. lght. parity cloudy.
Baker city -liHfumrtvr 3Di.t, tom-
poruturr %. minimum, o., wind, south
cuFt, ight. cloudy
Cheyenne Barometer, al.22, tcmpcta-
turc. %. minimum, 20 wind, west u
miles per hour, partly cloudy
IiaNrp- barometer, .psAi Temporal
turr, go. minimum, o., wind, south
west. 20 miles per hour cloudy
Helena Barometer .n.ii, tempern-
tuTc. o., minimum, 3s' wind, southwest,
s miles per hour. Vlrur.
Idaho Falls barometer, snsiii tein-
u,rAturc 20 mln.muW,es, wind. south
east. Light. cleur.
Miles barometer $685.; temper
uture, 30, minimum, 40, wind. south,
Light parity cloudy.
Winuomutou= ilurImctcr. 31.li, tnm-
psuturr, -, minimum, ,s wind, north
rusf, UEht, parity cloudy.
General and l1gtl forecast FOR 80
hours ending 5 g., uL Thursday,
For Utah forecast made at san
FmuriEell.
Fair tonlght and Thursday; station.
uy temperature.
For salt Lake city and Vicinity.
Fair tonight aud Thursday. station
ary temperature,
III SMITH.
Observer, Weather auIeau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Ezra Thompson 1000 shares Of Silver
King stock Tor $4,000.
WIN LLOYD N Phoebe has bonded the
Hone milne In Pennsylvania district,
New. from Pat Ryan, The owner there
Of.
Nesars. Richard Gunthor uf oshkosh.
wia.. aud e. l.. DlEnowity Of this city
mr., now In control Of the Little i1tta-
burg.
=. J. Campbell of Denver ana Charles
Potter OF Colorado springs. two urum.-
ncnt mining men Of Colorado. came lu
from The cast. on The RIO Grand. West
ern this morning.
Al meeting OF the nuilion-B. ek
Tunnel company. held yesterday aficf-
noon. a. H.. Hyde was mldD temporary
superintendent Mr. Hyde went out 90
the mine this morning.
Thomas Weir " the Highland Boy
AZ bingham. Informs The "News' that
the mines No Q ore chute Dc opening
up nicely and disclosing 70 splendid
showing ~ high grade ore. Clrccrf ng
lhc smeftcr. SIR Walr says 10 De- nrt
assuming tangible form.
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paIpsiat,an aud sicirplpng ~ the heart,
Ana kn wing M terrible consequences
illsly ~ follow the constant atImuh-
tlun from oonee.
II am on the opinion that weak and
,,.ry,,ug people who have used coffee a
t,ng t,ne. should be givrn a hneral
flir,yarpe u Postum Food Coffee a. In
sieh cases you have present an extern
sIveiy lowered iune Jf nervpua Impulse.
1srrnerated nerve iinsue, Irritable
b,,rt arran. etc., etc. br1uglft about
by repeated doses 81 the drug We call
"a is a physiological fact that the
,..taybuH syn.em preaides over and coa-
treis Inc nuuuon ~ The entire body.
"postum Fdu1 Conee contains the
pb1sphotes ana albumin ds naturally
ar1 bsagt4fully combined, making an
n.snlrabie nerve end tissue builder
zone ~ my patients Mrs. A. w
,1lff,.red cuuFiantiy from iudigestlr1
md rheumatism, also from trouble
win her heart and lny1muln,"
II nnliy succeeded, after 4 munI.
tude ~ arguments, IN inducing her Z,
..lrl.1 the coffee ana u.s. Postum
win "a mss natterlrg result
''ghe h.gln sleep wen al l-as, tho
stIlnath and heart trouble dlslppe,r9t
as IA me rheumallsm, lmarn graiif,I'
ly. huweytfl, C1roa produces nj.
Aeld aui rheumatlsm IN many caseg
ard the reason Tor flnlddlng Us use ii
plain.
prescribed Postum Food c. Noe ver1
frequently as ! kucw Of rs great
value
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Tho magulGcen, building az tbe core
Nor ~ Eighteenth ard Arch streets
Philadelphia. DO monument that i0lla
wht, 70 great charity o. m Won EMS
christian Association OF ibc quaker
city
Tho superintendent ~ ths ". g. s..
home o. the accomplished woman whose
portrait De- printed here. Sits Katherine
Kennedy. what fhc hns done and what
che Do doing for thc btnont 81 other We.
men, commando the highest respect and
admiration.
IN Hli other Institutions or this Kind
more attention De- giypu ryyry year Co
teaching Che laws ~ health and rlahi
Living. physically ns we'll ls morally
The health ~ communities o. more and
more frequently subject M attention
from rlCfEymru and teachers. An nll.
luF, uHivuIH man ur woman finds d
more dIihuult fu boz hopeful and cheer.
ful ana Elud than wHil one
WfiilnE tu tha Wells a Rlcharlaoi
company who are the pruprieturH n
ihn most wonderful uf 80 remedies fnl
the cure ~ diseases that arise from IN
impairment uf the nervous HyHiDm
painrH celery compound. MIaH ktnnr.
dy, lu Che course % her letter. rrfarriur
o. ths uan ~ pilur'H celery compound
among the mrmhpr 0f the ". T.. A.,
says that "thlsc who have boon take
ms u feel greatly benefited, and desire
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TnAr nErunLIc srnu,r.
" set All Spokane VIVA with Excitement.
Even m sunday.

" Set All SPOKANE wild with Eseiteme,t.
hvon On sunday.
A. quartz lo1i which rivals In riehnras
ana extent ihij ~ any ever d's.uv'r.1
IN America. which has shown already
l6 feet " pay ore lvtraaIrf illI fY It.
tor. with promise OF a wider lead. Is I'll.
l.t ~ the doors " Spokane. Do has
been discovered In The RcpubEU min.
IN sold quartz mining ihg r1,av
which nnds ca two-fIol vein OF ply lre
running an ounce. or SIS go 'hs IN
counts Itself fortunate. but the IIse1y-
cry OF rec milling ore az depth sum.
client TO practically Insure the Ht1bIIty
u the ledge. which assays i5 ouness
OF 500 60 the ton. aud o. apparently
unlimited quantities. set Spokane mln-
ing men ana ihc general pubic wild
with enthusiasm.
The Republic ledge has been snc1un.
tcrcd IN The long tunnel al duu.h of
80 feet, and % assays ~ ounces uf gold.
such was the clccirifylng news th1t
spread over the city yesterday IL clma
sooner than had been expected. ana Iu
value 70 exceeded even the wlldes hopes
~ ihe owners. 10 was biz news. ihs
most important itcm, ln fact. mai nae
come % spokane from any mining
camp since the Hiy became mining
ccnivr. For % proves the continuity ~
itopuhllc lodges 1t almost double the
depth % any previous working. IL nor
only proves that the veins 10 down. but
u danUnstrnics that ln enc Republic I'd
iyn.' me pay chute is wider and richer
The nffi news " the tunnel erroun.
t"rlnF the ledge came Saturday even.
nu whom Superintendent Harvey taft.
phunod iu the Republic office that fhs
tunnel was Jusi Into the lgdga and that
the nfs' valuo was 81. That Was uut
encouraging. but 70 ala NOS cause the
Republic people 10 lose heart. Early
yesterday the great neNF came that q
foot oi ledge matter had been crossed.
which 10 feet % pay ore. averaging
cl.fe 60 10 ounces IN gold. 0r $500 per
ton.
james Clark was seen nt hls HON,
last evening he has been 900 Cor several
days. but Dc got right Gus 0f bed Co
rei 90 the telephone. when bis brother
Patrick called him ~ 90 irl HIN lht
news yesterday morning.
"patry tgieph1utd that we are in 70
with both feet n,d Mr. clark "iia
told mo 80 had cross cut 10 f'rt N pay
ore. and shat The lass average lHsly
was - ounces % gold And De- alid the
drills were still driving into ths SAM
rich ore with the farther wall not Ia
sight. This t'f'kc d. ma four or I've
days sooner than We hrI calculated. !
think that proves that the ledge o. like
wedge, with ihe liitio end W, AMI
that 90 widening De- Uhar has enabled
uH % Ret % % sooner. This is nj a
depth " $50 feet. AM ihe tunncl o. IN
about iito feet"
Mr.. CLARK sipted that the strike r.
within about 900 feet ~ the Jim Blaine
end limo A. the news % the strike
aprend thore was excitement among
mining men. and there was Hurry ir
Jim Blaine stock. In spite " the fac
thar sunday "a not q business day
spokane Ep1keHman- Review.
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MARKET REPORTS.

chicago. Nov. g.-Iilr- -Uacaip'i. &c.,
ulI. l.fi over. G.65l Market blow. sn no
cents lower. hEhs GfziH1Giis. mixed.
g. 1pu3d5; heavy, gi..luAIt3 rough.
goa t3.3o. yorkarf. HGpUf1Gi
Receipts ii001i Including g.
900 westerns. Market steady i1 stroug;
bp,yDs. 500 q ss.Gs cows ana hoiffra.
t.ib o. $3.50. Texas steers. $50 ~ $500.
westerns. 1850 q $3.50: s,0ck.rs and
a. lors. g2s5 ~ $3.50.
sheep Receipts 5000. Market
steady Native ahHHu. S27i On $500;
Westerns. i2.5o q N5j, lamb. t155 o.
$500
Chicago. Nov. a.-Dsc1mber whoa,
opau7d at ceAmh. advanced il 't.de-
clincd 10 CGh. then recovered 60 ois.
CLOSE.
whea,-Noy, c5A. Deca c;is' May.
C5rn-Nov. a2. Dec. asH.
OntH-Noy, 2la, Dee. .lis ~ y.
p0rk-Noy. and Dec. GiH5
Lard-Nov.. $500. Dec. iis2ls.
Hibs-tLG2is. Jan. tiei
CASH. CLOSE;
wheai-No. 9. red. 81 n Gsh. No %.
cca % Giif; No. 2, hard, c.; No. o, oilgu
No. I. northern, spring, 81 q 81, 80.
9, O. 90 "; 40. o. spring, G2it d g.
Cafn--Nu. 2. alM. No. @ alA.
olts-No, 2, 2ia o. IS; No. Q, ?ih @
ilaN-i0ih
UiriUy-gs 90 o.
ttyraGiA.
TIm0ihy-ta
san Frnurarb. Nov. 2-whrai-
Flrmor; Dee, fLglN. May, fi.2G, cash.
iie2ik.
harley Strong: Dee, ti.2G's: cash,
ii.gs.
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during the early days II the enterprise
nbo u therefore seemed very possible
that scnethlng phenomenal had bem
opcIed W. The statesmau's rfpre.
sentative Therefore az once hunted Up
y. D. Andersen. manager OF the com
pany, and asked him k-iiut the alleged
discovery. Mr.. Audlrsu said 1t was
true thty had t9wed up a charnal
mat was very sitlsfGefery. He dii
rot wish 90 give any figures but said
the returns were most grau.ying A
nnat q 1ul. was exhibited that had
vas the product q SIX faye' run vffh
bW lnchss n water ard rs -tius dam.
3hstratcd that the gravel frln which
y was takcn was & very r "a ar1Ie,
Mr; NndtfE-u iL"'hor said maj nsy
nag b,C1 experimenting with ,heir
per cert q the aurIf.r5ns ra5t.r'e ~
the ground worked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Co.. continue one NO u H." 20 many wo-
mur f1u iHWn lu health hy oysrwork.
Ir what De- WHf uVCrWufry have been
riHU.I il p.ff.Hf ho1lth hy paiue'a
C.I.ff compound that its rcclui IN the
Philadelphia homo haI been duplicated
lu every large city iu the Union. Crate
ful t.Hi|W01|n|F NJ this character have
been published time ami 1rain 10 these
columns, and 20 Dr. fact that no other
remedy has ever received q hundrciih
NJ ihH hearty hlHrHlnr1 that the man
ayers NJ public Institutions have OPEN
D. accorded 90 PtinH'a celcry compound.
The widespread nae ~ lainr'H celery
compound. IN The most intelligent care.
ful homes ana amonE the most
thoughtful purilunf 81 every U1mmun-
ity. bias grown w by Just This sort u
personal guarantee by word VI mouth.
from PERSONS made rtrnng ana well 10
others needing exactly the Kind ~ In.
yIrlr1iian and tnninF up that paino'a
celery compound gives.
in time of great mental strain. when
other rUmgil,H only maddis snl mud
] de. PIInn'H celery compound feeds the
Ihard-pressri nerves
palnr's celery compound uuriHsH the
blood 1f no bad humurf, ana cures the
many ailments from this familiar
cause.
a vast proportion q all diseases arc
pfDNUntAhir. pains'H celery compound
d. universally prescribed by medical
men % stop the progress ~ disorders.
due 20 poor blood and badly nourishcd
nerves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
literary MOTE.

IN Important feature % the editorial
apartment The Progress of the World.
w the American Monthly Review III
- Views for November is tha survey
ri the state and national political cam-
illsns OF the present year, An the
l'ihlng Issues are presented from Il
.nu-partl8an point 80 view. Other
lettures % the Review 0f Reviews are
IN Illustrated account lf the Work "
the y VI. q. A. in connection with IN
spain, By Albert shaw; an article on
me Newspaper Cortgsr 1udgnta In the
var win numerous portraits; Mr.
NIetlman's own story m hls Santiago
.lVtniurcs; ouldn's Impeachment ~
Modern Italy with s.F1r Veophia's
,,ply; Tho Nicaragua Canal in the
l.lght ~ Present PoUaoa by Prof. l..
W. kelshryi and The Nicaragua Canal
snl our Commercial Interests by Or.
Emory II. Johnson.