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TIDE TABLE

Sun rose..7:15 An sun sets.-.-...-.4:s2 p u
Noon riscs.-------..- Noon sets :39 p 81
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STREET LIGHTING.

Low tide.--.--.--.-... 1886 A N and 5s5e 7. b
High tide-----------------s:Is An and So P N
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The Cor missioners have informed W.
Clarence Duvall that after an investigation
OF his request for the remission of penal
ties and interest on tax for the year 1881
against SUB let q, square 235. that they
can find no valid reason that would war
rant compliance Herewith,
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Gifts for Men at Jos. AuerbacEa,s.
62s Pa ave House Jackets and Bath Robes
UI.ahVelIas Canes, Gloves. Silk Hats Fancy SUE,
penders fIaudke-chiess, MaIiiers. Neckxear etc.
Al handsomely boxed without extra charge.
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Acting upon The sugesticn of the Board
of Charities the Commissioners have
ordered that the order of June %. fsee
alioting TO the Woman's Union Christian
Association the balance OF the fund fer
the relief OF the poor. 10 be amended s.
as 10 provide that the sum of $3.50 shah
be allotted to the said association, and
that the balance Of the appropriation for
the relief of the poor be held subject TO
future recommendations OF the Board OF
Charities.
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1875 to baltimore and return Via

satlrilass-and sunday. Deoesubsr 2 ans! q
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WU'S FALSE REASONING.

CHINESE MINISTER WI Tins
Fang. in an address delivered in
Carnegie hall. New York. Monday
evening, paid his compliments to the
Christian missionaries in China in a
way shat should make their ears tingIe.
His subject was THE Teachings of
Coufucius." and these he compared
with the doctrines of Christianity.
Confucius taught that kindness was TO
be requited with Kindness, and injury
with justice. This Mr.. WI thought as
high a standard as could be maintained
on earth Then he pointed out that
Christianity aspired to still higher
code of ethics and Christians We're
taught To love their enemies.
such a standard Of excellence" ar
gued Minister WI, lis too high for hui
mauity. At this very moment Chris
rian missionaries are calling for blood
shed in China. and Christian armies
are devastating the land, sparing
neither age nor sex. There is indeed
a vast gulf between doctrine and per-
formance."
The charges that the Chinese minis
ter makes against the armies and the
missionaries are in too many instances
true. and while missionaries thus con-
tlnUe to ignore in their practice the
teachings of him whose gospel they are
the professed champions, it Will be
strange if they succeed in inducing the
Chinese to adopt Christianity. But
this is no good argument against the
Christian religion. Because individ-
Uals fail TO practice what they teach
IS no proof that the teaching is i'm
practicable. Minister WI holds the
doctrines of CoufUcius to be practical,
and Vet Christians fan no farther short
Of their teachings than the Chinese
have fallen short of the precepts Of
their master. On similar ground every
religious or moral principle ever ad-
vanced could be shown 10 be too exalt-
ed ever TO be attained by the human
race.
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HANNA IS DISCOURAGED.

y AN IT BE POSSIBLE, after the
ease with which the army bill
slid through the lower house, that
AIr. Hanna's pet measure, the ship sub
sidy bill is to be side-tracked in the
senate? Such a contingency seems
scarcely within the limit of hope, but,
nevertheless. SO much trouble is brew
ing in the neighborhood of this billion
dollar steal that Senator Hanna is re-
ported to have become discouraged
over the outlook.
Poor man. what a heart rending sight
he must present. Imagine him sitting
with bowed head and aching soul sur
rounded by his good, trusting trusts,
and unable to deliver the goods. Surely
when he pours into the ears Of his fell
low senators the history OF those prom
Uses by which the campaign fund was
inflated and tells them how they are
coming due and how his very honor. is
at stake the senate viii not longer re
fuse to O. X. the little billion-dollar
bill. It was simply a business PROPOSE
ton. The nation had to be saved. Mark
borrowed the money and saved it.
Now that it's all over viii the nation
b., 50 cold blooded as to refuse to pay
for Its salvation? Republics are proven
biaIly ungratefll. but such ingratitude
TO such a single-hearted, COnfding
patriot as An Hanna is incredible.
We have heard from his own lips
with what uartyr-like humility he
has borne cartoOning, but this latest
outrage on his feelings is more than
even so IOng-sunering a creature as
Mr.. Hanna could be expected to bear
The time has come for the worm to
turn. But the question is, where will
he turn? If the senate be deaf TO his
pleadings he can't turn to it. The pub
lie has viIuded him, he says, 50 he
can't turn to it. If he hasn't the goods
10 deliver it viii be useless to turn to
the good trusts" But one sublime
vengeance remains; the vengeance of
returning good for evil He can turn
private citizen and quit politics.
This Is a glorious opportunity, but
one which Mr.. Hanna's modesty is
likely to prevent him seizing upon.
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AVETERAN PUBLIC SERVANT.

4 FTER FORTY-FOUR YEARS of
u active direction of the affairs OF
the Deseret Agriculture &
Manufacturing society, Colonel John
r Winder yesterday celebrated his
seventy-ninth birthday by rendering his
resignation to the governor and asking
10 be permitted TO retire to private life.
The faithful performance of his serv-
ices Tor so many years, the success he
has ever made of the territorial and
state expeditions and his advancing
years entitle Colonel Winder to relief
from. the cares of official life. The
public, however, viii be loath to lose
the services of so valuable and ex-
perienced a man as Colonel Winder.
and viii await anxiously the result of
Governor Wells efforts to bring about
a reconsideration Of the resignation. If
Colonel Winder remains firm in his in
tentfon to retire the people of the
state, while regretting his determine
ton to remain in harness. VIII unite in
wishing him a long life and continued
good health with which TO enjoy his
wen earned rest.
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sInaH value, to say nothing Of the
hundred conveniences incident 10 daily
oeilVery. OF mail is instanced by
numerous cases Of increase in the
Vaiue OF farm lands in Localities where
the rural delivery has been adopted.
Already the mails are being brought
10 the doors Of S1.O06, 600 Inhabitants Of
cities and when a similar blessing can
be conferred upon 21.5c9. Goa Of country
residents at a comparatively small OUT
lay and one that can be Immediately
counterbalaneed by proper revision
OF the postal laws, there seems to be
no reason why congress should delay
the necessary steps TO put such sys-
tenn IN operation as speedily as posi-
BILE
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RURAL FREE DELIVERY.

- - - ,.-,--- = --,7-r,---,,T,
y ms 5''-> - l. i.i--i O'lNA IHe posi-
/ master general "e'ol5S c'hSll 7i-
an.e space % me extension OF Tree
rural delivery, with a view to covering
all those sections OF the country where
physical conditions and extreme
SpaFsI.y Oh population are not such as
10 make l-e Slhene lmpracilca0le-
Experiments have already been made
and in some instances the increase of
receipts during the first quarter year
of the experiment was as high as %
per cent while the normal increase
under the old system is not more than
s per cent
The strictly rural population Of the
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SOCIETY NEWS

Mrs Harry T. Duke and Miss Aft
yesterday issued invitations for an af-
Verhooh card party next Tuesday.
- g -
The marriage OF Miss Anna Treziss
and Dr. Fraser viii lecture this evening
. . -
Mr. Frank ". Jennings is in southern
9, g 81
MI. Hutchins has gone east
f,- . =, =
Mrs McChTystal and Miss Sadie Nc.
crystal returned Monday from an ex-
tended eastern visit.
e, g 3
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Weir have re-
turned from a three weeks eastern
trip.
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From Ogden, Chicago. Omaha
St Louis, Kansas City aud
From ogden. Portland. Spokane.
BUTTE. Helena ana San Fran
C40tD ..s..4..s..ss.as. -.r-s....-.. q.
sFrOm Milford. Nephi. Provo and
intermediate points -.............
From Ogden, Chicago. ST. Louis.
Kansas City, Omaha. Denver
and san Francisco .-.-..........
ssFrOm Garfield Beach, TooeIe
and Terminus ---.--.--...........
From Preston, Logan. Brigham.
Ogden and intermediate points.
From T;ntic. MeTcur. Neu1i.
Provo and Manti ---.---.-.....
From Ogden. Butte. Portland.
San Francisco and intermediate
points -s--.---..---- -----.--.----.--
@T-ains south of Juab do lot
days.
@~Daily except Sunday.
Telephone No. 80.
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Cape Special.

We are crowded in our cloak depart-
nent with all kinds of good things. and
TO get the people acquainted with our
stock We are going to do some tall sac
rinc1ng by selling a certain line OF Canes
at from 10 per cent to 20 per cent below
the manufacturers prices. This is rather
expensive way Of introducing but we
know that when you come to our store
you Will see hundreds of other things
that you viii buy, when you see what we
are selling for little money, that it VIII
be paying proposition to US, and
to you. in the end.
The Capes We call your particular at
tenttOn to are an excellent quality of
kersey effect, made in several different
STYLES. some double capped, with fur, or
Hercules braid, or with strap trimming.
The prices were Sl.T5 TO $50, selling
now for
S1.oO to $3.50. ~
A few Astrgchan CaDes, with angora
fur trimming nicely lined with service
able silk, several styles and lengths. The
prices were s.. p to SO, selling now for
$3.50 to S6.75,
Then there are the heavy beaver eff
feCts. double capped, with fur trimmed
edge, and ornsmented with Hercules or
Soutache braid. The prices were $3.50
to $S-75, selling now for
S1.65 to S4.75,
It's no use to enumerate them. for We
have such a variety that il would take
lots of space to tell about them, so wa
viii simply invite you to call and ses
these bargains, and you win surely be
convinced of their merits.
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\ gigantic cave has been discovered
in Wyoming. This is timely. 1t will
be just the place for Mark to crawl into
should he not be able to deliver that
subsidy bill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-12

Servant girls of MINNEAPOLIS have
formed union. In the event of a gen
eral strike it viii be interesting to note
If they post picllets to look out for scab
husbands who help out WITH the dish
washing.
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arrested for aiding the Boxers. It may
develop in time that Ii himself is not
IMMERSED in the Chinese version of the
manly art.
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Minister Vu says that a good Confu-
clan is a good Christian. and he might
add that a bad Confucian is a first
class imitation of the devil.
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Time Gard
In Effect
NOv.8,lOOO
5+55
Depart

For Ogden, Cache Valley. Ouq-
ha, Chicago, Denver. Kansas
City and ST Louis. .......
For Garfield Beach. T0oeie and
Terminus .......----. -...--....
For T-nt-c, AierCur. Provo. Ne
phi and Manu .................
For ogden. Butte. Helena. Port
land, San Francisco are inter
mediate points ...-.............
For ogden, Omaha. Chicago
Denver, Kansas City. s.. Louis
and San Francisco. .......
For ogden. Denver, Kansas CITY.
Omaha, St Louis and Chicago
sFOr Provo. Nephi. Milford and
intermediate points ....-......--
For Ogden, Butte Helena. Port
land. San Francisco and inter
mediate points acknowledgements.
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It must be puzzIing TO Mr.. Hanna
TO understand what objection any one
can have to clear business PROPOSE
ton like the ship subsidy bill.
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no Explanation NECESSARY.

Detroit TTfbune.t
Mr.. Mckinley did not need to explain
why Germany objects TO American canned
beef.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-12

Wonders keep on piling up. Arizona
is having a cowboy and Indian carni-
val and Teddy isn't in it.
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DR.. BENEFITS HEGRI( BELT

Is q remedy for the ills and weaknesses
of men and women, and ] give YOU le-
gal, written guarantee to refund every
cent you pay me Tor the Belt if it fails.
This is fair. If my Belt cures you. you
certainly would cheerfuIiy pay for it; if
II fails to effect a permanent cure you
get your money back This is certainly
plain. ] want no mans money unless L
can give him the worth of it. 1 have
deposited money sufficient to cover any
guarantee / make with five of the best
National Banks of the country. Write
to me about 1t,
Ny Electric Belt is entirely different
and must not be COMPOUNDED with other
SO-called electric belts and appliances 1t
has soft, silken, Chamois-COVered sponge
water-chamber electrodes that do not,
mate the flesh of the patient as do the
bare metal electrodes used all other
makes of belts. These electrodes are my
patent and are used on no other electric
belt. Letter patent No. 631. 1879. My Belt
can be renewed when burned out for only
75c: no other belt can be renewed for any
price. and when burned out is worthless.
NY Electrical Suspensory for the peruna-
nent cure of the various private weak
nesses of men free to every male patient.
VIII perfectly cure Lost Vitality. Nari-
COcele and all Weaknesses in either sex:
restore ShTunken or UndeVelOped Organs;
cure Rheuma tism In any form, Kidney,
Liver and Bladder Troubles. Stomach
Disorders, Constipation, all Female Com
plants etc
Write today I have written a book.
THE Finding of the Fountain of Eternal
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ing Book will tell you all about it Ad-
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Dr.Bennett R Ee1f Go
113 to 123 Union Block, Denver. Colo.
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DAVIS, HOWE&Co
III Iron Founders
- and
NJ MachiniStS.

Manufacturers Of all kinds Of MIN
ing and Milling Machinery. Prompt at
tention paid to ali kinds Of repas
work
NO. 127 NORTH FIRST WEST.
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san After New York's seaIp.

CKansas City starr
At a recent baby show in Chicago spe-
cioi rvfzes were offered for twins The in
Sincibie determination of Chicago TO en-
large its census at any cost cannot fail
TO succeed
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ViburnO-LaX
Makes Weak, Nervous and
Discouraged Women Strong
and Well.

Read what this woman saws:
l suffered from female weakness
"a for number of years. and as
l have been compelled to be on my
feet from morning TIL night my
case became very much axgravat-
ed l lost my appetite and at times
would hardly cat enough to keen
me up through the day. I started
TO take Nlburno-Lax some months
80 and after taking the first box
began 10 improve. My appetite got
good Ny nervousness all left me.
a-rs I am now strong and well
cannot tell YOU how much I owe to
your medicine
Viburno-Bax in tablet ftssn at all
druggists, SOC and s1.09 per box.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-12

ence showed that H0yt'S Skits have lost
none Of their drawing powers. The bin
viii be repeated this afternoon and to-
night.
Messrs. Goddard and Mcclellan gave
their lecture recital at the tabernacle
at ogden Monday night before a, mag
nI1cent audience every feature being
warmly received Professor Goddard
gave an interesting talk on the voice.
me remainder OF the programme being
devoted to concert numbers. Miss Har-
rlEgton, pupil OF Professor Goddard
assisted by rendering two beautiful
solos and nearly every number en- the
programme was encored. The enter
tainH1ent viii be given in Salt Lake
soon.
Hereafter the tabernacle recitaIs will
take place at 1 =. m. on SATURDAYS
there being no change in The hour on
" ednesuayS, when IS IL a. m. The
change is made in order TO give those
who are busy during the forenoon. on
portunity to attend the deIigbtfl1l
events. Following is the programme
10 pc rendered by Professor Mcclellan
at II a. N. today:
Praise e the Father .Cr0unod
Fllgrim's Chorus" C-Tannhauser'D
"Andantino'' Cniir3a,,
Spring Song NIende1esob,
"Gavotte" t''Mignon") Thomas
'Elsa's Dream" C"Lohengrin") -.
uneFaI March 80. Chopin
Lltany 49, ......-... Schubert
America"
''DGX0logy.''
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is guaranteed. If my Belt fails your
money VIII be refunded. Drugs cannot
and will not cure these humiIiating wea k
nezSCs- You know this is a fact if you
have tried them
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THE UTAH
LITHOGRAPHING CO

photographers. Printers and Blank Book
Makers Calendars. Labels, ADV ertising
Novelties. etc
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH
Telephone 24e
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e
neglect the meaDS
Is filled with weak,
nervous, respondent
men and women
simply because they
Of a cure. The weak
must iuvariab bly, give
--y 80 me strong.
Who ever heard of
q weak, debilitated,
ambitiOnleSS man or
woman making
their mark" in the
world. He who
would succeed in
this age of push.
hustle and hurry
must be strong, both
mentally and physic-
ally. In Electricity
as applied by my
Electric Belt 1 offer
a cure to every ner-
yous, weak man and
woman. II is not
uncertain. The cure
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10000 Men,"

Says Dr. Bennett. Have Written Me
That My Electric Belt Has Entirely
Cured Them Of Their Weakness Am
Sure it VIII Cure You. But You Are
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No Chances VIII Give You a Legal
Written Guarantee to Refund Every
Can't You Paid for My Belt if It Does
Not Cure Youths Is Certainly Fair
] VIII Give You Sworn Statement
That I Have on Deposit in Five Diff
ferent National Banks Enough Money
to Carry Any Guarantee l Make
Write for My Expose of Free % Trial
and Pay When You Are Cured Con-
Germs
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DR.. Andrew z. Ford

reatment I n
Chinese or AmeTi-
can medicines.
r h g u m atisn,
drOpsy, and all
diseases cured
Satisfaction guar
anteed.
Write or call.
No s East Third
South St HO IS
i TO ) daily.
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ence showed that Hoyt's skfts have lost
none Of their drawing powers. The bin
viii be repeated this afternoon and to-
night.
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The glory and happiness of a man is his
STRENGTH and Vitality. and still the world
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
How to MMke Fish Cutlefa.

Free about one-half pound Of any
cold boiled fish from skin and bones
and pound it in mortar with pepper,
salt and little nutmeg to taste. Mix
sauce and stir in thoroughly the yolk
Of an egg. Now turn it. out on to a
marble slab or large fiat dish, flatten
It out to about half IN inch thick and
put It aside in the lardcr. In q few
hours time stamp out this mixture
with cutter into as many outlets as
you can manage. Egg and bread
crumb these, and fry them in a large
painful of boiling fat. Drain well and
serve very bot.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
How to Make Gooseberry Ice.

How to Mako GO0DebeFPy Ice.
To make gooseberry water ice stew
a quantity of gooseberries until soft
and squeeze the Juice through linen
bag. TO every pint of this Juice add O
pound Of granulated sugar and q pint
Of water and, after thoroughly blend
ing, freeze, adding eggs the same as
for currant water ice.
The pathetic statement is waited
from far across the sea that the
sharks Of Paris who expected tG have
q magnificent time feeding upon the
credulity of Americans and other for
eigners are In despair over the COM
paratively light attendance at the expo
sition. 1t Is even hinted that the fear
of being unable to. secure suitable ac-
commoda tions at reasonable prices has
caused many Of the annual visitors to
Paris to so arrange matters as to leave
the French capital entirely out Of their
itineraries for the present year
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
Useful Hints That May he Valuable
In an Emerxency. ~. =

I'm an Emergency. ~, >,
Nosebleed Is so common In childhood;
that little account is ordinarily made
Of it, says The Medical Journal. Where
It occurs repeatedly without apparent
provocatlon, however, efforts should he
made not only to check the immediate
attack, but to ascertain the cause Of
the trouble. It is we'll known that
heart disease, congestion of the liver
and other conditions affected by or af
fecting the circulation of blood predis.
pose to nosebleed, and considerable
anxiety is frequently felt lest the nose
bleed Of childhood may be the result CT
serious constitutional causes. At;.t
commonly the cause is local.
The best means Of checking the iIn-
mediate attack is pressure with tho fin
ger on the upper lip just beneath the
nostrlls. a small pad Of absorbent cot
ton or piece Of handkerchief may >
placed inside the lip and tightly press.
ed against the gum from without. thEs
cOmpressing the two small arteries Cf
the upper lip that supply the nose.
These can ordinarily be felt pulsatins
in this locality.
If the bleeding is profusc or prolons-
ed, the child should be placed in a rest
full position, but with the head elevat-
ed, while ice may be held to the fore
head or the back Of the neck. TO de.
crease still further the blood pressure
within the vessels Of the nose a mus
+n r1 vou+l IN St, T,N far
meantime blowing the nose must be
avoided. Plugging the nostrils both
in front and back is last resort to
keep the sufferer from actual peril.
Theapredisposing causes Of nosebleed
are, as has been said. commonly local.
Careful examination of the nose by
the physician is. therefore, always nec-
essary in recurring attacks. Diseased
areas In the nose are usually found in
which the vessels are spongy and un-
naturally turgid. The depression Of
the child's health caused by repeated
attacks Of nosebleed not infrequently
requires attention. II the trouble ID.
due to systematic weakness, attention.
~ TO be espec ecially direeted tto san I'm
provement Of the general condition,
while II the lungs are themselves weak
repeated attacks Of nosebleed are some
times indications Of the need of a
change Of climate or Of proper physical
exercise at home.
The formation Of scabs or crusts Of
ten attended in childhood with picking
OF the nose must not be overlooked as
a cause of nosebleed. Watchfulness
may be required to prevent the forma-
ton Of IN unfortunate habit. but the
affected spots must Rlso be treated
with ointment or other simple means
Of healing.