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Show niu LLiua ddt Cure our Catarrh by Usi0 . r, Why HI: Tar Ached. Randolph Enahlls Shores' Go opltta Catarrh Cure A Washington physician has a only The holidays passed away very that CURL.'? Oree treatment for $1. Liter Bros nicely and we had plenty of amuse-- ' little girl patient wlu has of late, month's thea- been seriously ill with an absccrs Dru Co. and two dances four meats; of tbe car." 'AS she grew I ctler she Tbs Raw Llovatsd tres ftone' weeVbasidcj-tLci- at Loop in Chicago. . visits with friends; and our theatri- was allowed to have a most allurnew The Elevated Loop in Chical troupe went to Bear Lake and ing diet of cggpuuche and ice tbe main cago, business circling cream. Her younger brother was had a good time on the trip. down-tow- n the in stress district A painful accident happened 6n alTowtd to taste the dainties. One affoids facilities for-thWeetert) when came were the doctor the by Northwestern the 28th. Two little boys day and Southwestern wrestling, when they fell and the opened the door, holding one hand Elevated Lines, that travme3the underneath one had the misfortune to his little ear. The doctor paid part of the city of Chicago to him. The hoy largest to break his . leg just above the The Loop has a station at the ankle. His name is John Norris. groaned. Rock bland Depot, and the Rock Too bad, my son, too bad, said He is now doing nicely, r t is Island Samuel McKinnon, from Logan, the doctor, and passed on. The tion on theth, only railrod staLoop. .Passengers arand Robert Marshall from the boy followed, at Ghicigo. can, .from the riving of' Utah, came home Say, he said, this edr acbe3 Rock Island Htatioif, for a 5 University cent wounded the over-eaghand. and the holidays with par- awful bad. spent d on levab this fare, t system, reach Thereupon though the game be ents and friends, and returned Well, said the doctor, I must a largo part of the. city,, or can be plentiful; though the keeper put back in time to resume their stud- look into that. laken immediately to auy of the the bow once more into the still ies on the 4th. The boy looked a bit scared. hotels or office build-log- s useful hand, though other arrows 1 dont think it need that, he large storesdown-towPeter Johnson Jr. and Miss in the district; A rest in the full quiver, the game Janet Nichols, of Argjle, were paid, but didnt you think Id Let train will stop at the Rack Island bow the unheeded, warps married at the home of the brides ter have milk- punches and ice pasBes Station every rainule. Thc.-for want of work, and the arrowon the 27tb, by John Ken- cream? Pist. Washington parents, t facilities can only b offered to you. heads ru3t in idleness. For one nedy. the Great Rock Island Route. false nhot, therefore, a quiver-fu- ll of the Tyson Mrs. Sarah Mothers whose children are byIfou .will send a 2 9ent of arrows is lost and an empty house removedTyson stamp the old hotel quar- troubled with bad colds, croup or for we will' mail you ' at larder cries out upon the faint- ters, and the postage now has fine a place will, do well, to once a new hirds eve view of Chiwhooping-coug- h hearted one. How many of us are new hotel is The R. IS. "Robey, of appearance. Dr. read ' what ' hero described!! to all concerned, and is i Olney, Mo.eays on . this subject, cago, jost issued in five colors, credit 1 which show? you just what you . model of neatness, we writes: For have lie 3 cars want to know abiut Chicago Arise, misguided ones. The old The stores of this place did Reme- the new used Chamberlains Cough Loop and Elevated F5 year is dead; but the New Year has rushing business during the holi dy, and always keep it in the tem. This map you should risen from its ashes. The pant is and they think they will bou?e. It is regarded in our with God irrevocable. The fuc days, all right and corre family as itspecifij fir all kinds of whether you live' out of the city through pull and expect to come to it, or tuieis with God " uncontrolable. out in the spring with a fall line oi colds and ' coughs The 25 and 50 whether you now live in Chicago But the present, the Living Pres- their wares. The management 'of cent bottles for sale by Riter Bros. and you or your friends contement, is yours yours to shape and the firm of Spencer Bros has unCo. . Drug hide the Past until it plate makieg-- a trip brighten, by dergone a change, and in the future W. II. Fiicrn, iis greatness, and woo' the future 0. J. Spencer will have the business One Minute Cure cures arBe like Genl loveliness. the Cough by its Agent, Denver, Col. in charge. what Thats want! John you quickly. tilleryman who hurls a shell into a Sebastian, A number of cattle buyers are Co-o- p fc Co. G. I fenced city, he has done his duty P. Grocery Drug A., Chicago. to get fat stock, for around if his gun be well pointed, and his the Salt trying Lake markets, and are powder dry p but whether' he will paving for cow3 $2.40, and about or $3 10 for slay the commander-in-chiesteers, belter than last shatter a tobacconists dummy, he . he cannot tell. Point at the frown- year. to .O.J. Spencer-i- s going ship ing ramparts of alloppsmg forces. his bunch of feeders on Thursday. Aim high and you will overcome. If all is well, he will go in company Trust nofuture howeer pleasant. with J. N. Whitney. Let the dead past bury its dead, The weather is very warm for durin 1858 will present to its readers a falitfut Art, act in the living present, pictorial reprethis tiino of the year, three or four sentation of the world s most interealinj and important news. Heart within and God oerhead. inches of snow is all we have at THE NEWS THAT BECOMES HISTORY Hhtienal and nter The WEticiv w ill continue to present, and the boyswant more participate $100 Reward; $100. In the (treat political events ot our conn- so they can run sleighs. Wagons national Politics Social and Economic Iry. . It will treat of the social end ecw The readers of this paper will be are all we can travel with now, as nomic qniiou, and of the development Questions of the middle wet Its special correno is there roads. snow the bn Industrial to learn that there is at Enterprise spondent in the Klondike reyion will trace pleased Art and Literature lue story of the great gold discoveries. least one dreaded disease that John Shelby will move into bi3 LONG new few house in SERIALS AND SHORT STORIES a and it science has been able to cure in all days, tint art it can be serials said is will wo one of finest T the long it appear doling the its stages and that is Catarrh. S.M.lkOCitTT tf the awRorimn urawiTS Halls Catarrh Cure is the .pnly residences in. town.; It . has nine Bf MAJiM K 8TWST0.1 Owen Wlster ) These and a score of equally prominent positive cure now known to the rooms, is of modern pattern, and is Howard Pyle writers will contribute short stories to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a credit l o him. Mnnrlck John Bangt Weaici v in i S.yt, making the paper espe- - . E. Wilkins I must not forget to mention - . . .. ,y Kory . 'ciilyricbin&cton Other features art the a constitutional disease, requires a DEPARTMENTS AND SPECIAL ARTICLES. constitutional treatment. Halls that our telephone is in running -This BUSY WORLD K FOREIGN NOTES erd' Catarrh Cu re j .&. iiAZiix ? grrtois "tele as the using pleaSurotif LETTERS phone" FROM LONDON AMATEUR SPORT actihjfdireclly upoatbe bloojLand P Bt AtXOlD WWTS Up CASPAR WBITXCT mucous surfaces of the system, we now have, we wonder how we A SPORTING PILGRIMAGE AR6UN0 THE WORLD acever such without an foundation the along got thereby destroying Io the interest of the WciKir.Cespar Whitney won hi way arotmd the world. He w ill visit Siam in search oi but game, making his of the disease, and giving the pat- commodation. Tbe line is now 39 principal hunt from Bangkok. He will visit India and then proceed ient strength by building up the miles long, so says Prcst. Kingston to Europe to prepare article on the sport of Germany and t rance. constitution and assisting nature of the Telephone Co. We have . JOc. a Cft (stnJor frtt pretftdHt). Shcr fruit 'OOm ytttr. PttUtgtfrte ia tht United State, Canada, and Mexico. in doing its work.- - The proprietors two phones; one in Spencer Bros, AJJreu UiUPLB k BUOTHI'KS, PublUhm.Xew York City W. D. Howell. . . one Henry jane , aud .McKinnons in in stores have so much faith in its curative , S. 0 J. powers, that they offer One Hund- Randolph. red Dollars for' any case that it Randolph, Utah, Jan. 10, 1S9S. fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Frea Pills. Address, F, J. Cheney & Co., " Send your, address to , H. E. r Toledo, 0. & Co., Chicago, and get a Rucklen fSTSold by Druggists, 7oc. free sample box of Dr. King New Life Pills. A triall will convince J. A. Perkins, of Antiquity, O, you of thejr . merits. These pills was for thirty years needlessly are easy in action and are particutortured by physicians (or the cure larly effective in tbe cure of Conof eczema. . He was quickly cured stipation and Sick Headache. For GENTLEMEN: by DeWitle Witch Hazel Salve, the Malaria and Liver troubles they famous healing salve for piles and have been proved invaluable. They skin diseases. Co-o- p Grocery & are guaranteed to be perfectly free We are now carrying in stock a full line of Wrapping Co. from every deleterious substance Drug and to be purely-vegetabl- e. They do not wcaken by their action but grades; Nail Bags; Four Grades of Cotton Twines, also A Son Thing for Yen? by giviog tone to stomach and Flax and Hemp Twine; Express or Hardware Paper, Flat A transaction la which you cannot bowels greatly invigorate tbe syslose is a sure thing. Biliousness, sick tem. and in Rolls; Bolter Paper; Envelopes in Several Grades Avw ; Regular size . 25c. per box. headache, tarred tongue, fever, piles ui.wivA.iw.. j and - Riter all Fool Bros.-Tissue' Size3Note Sold Papery CapT and thousand other ills are cantet Vby iCftp, Legal by DrngCo, 4 constipation and sluggish liver. Druggists, r Papers, Fly Paper, Papsteries, Sacking Twine, and,in fact Gaudy Catharl.c, the . wonderful new liver stimulant and intestinal 7Eyerytbingln the Paper and Twine Line you will want. are all tonic by druggiets guaranteed to . Also Butcher. Paper,Elat or Rolls, Straw Prosperity comes quickest to the cursor mpney TefaudetLG. CC. are man w hose" llrer ta tn'gobd condiWe solicit an inspection ofour Stock, anlexamlnalion 10c a sure thing yTry a box Ristion. Little DeWitts Early 25c. 50c.J Sample and booklet free. of our Prices, and your orders when you find our goods as ers are famous little pills for conAll druggists. ' Tr low; or lower, thanyou, get them fo'Felsewhefe. " ZZT i. mi stipation, biliousness," indigestion' and all stomach and liver troubles. ' To Chicago cr St' Louis v' ' i Co-o- p Grocery fe Drug Co, Via ... Onahacr Earns , Ciiy.. X-The set vice of the Union Pacific Why suffer .with Coughs, via either route is the very best. Colds, and La Grippe when LaxaThe equipment consists of hand tive Bromo Quinine will cure you .: , fi , k ; I ullman in one Does not produce tbe someday coachea, Chair diy. v . Ir ri it t Buffet and Drawing Room ringing in the head like Sulphate : ; I ' ; I , ; Sleepers, Dining Cars ana Buffet of Quinine. Put up in tablets con- -' Smoking a,nd Libre y Cars. - Fewer venient for taking. Guaranteed to changes than via any other line. cure or money refunded. Price 25 For time tables, rates, etc., call on Cents. For sale .by Riter Bros. W. W. Voodside, Agents f . Drug Co. ' y- ' LOCAFJi t I bemoaning the fate that sent the rottenness until the whole Some of us, like Judas by nemo. Iscariot, discover our character ispecla and-thrwe'?ayour lives; """I Copyrighted Zy Pa uWC Tat or. others, wiser,4 like the Prodigal Were my readers wielding this So.i, discard the worthless portions pen they would recoguize the ilifli-cult- y as soon as they are seen to be of touch- worthies?, and henco others live the impossibility ing all classes each week. Lives only on the good and whole4ome w bo are eo varied, and thoughts even things; and there are more so, that one must be content have neither the decision of Judas, with throwing out words of courage nor the good-tens- e of the Prodigal almost at random, satisfied with They make one wrong choice,' and the mere chance of nerving .some- spend the rest of, their lives bebody whose needs. are unknown. moaning it. Tbe bow is bent, but There is a widespread class I the arrow which was to have hit would commune, with this week kicked and the quarry, has Tiicusnra. j j : o -- , the discouraged, " . prey or of. love are preserved forwe have done reever, Whatever mains an ' indelible mark. The flood of repentance may soften its harsh outlines; the ocean flowers of God's goodnoss may cover it; long years may spread over it the gentle mist of forgetfulness; bat the print remains. And just as the curious geologist unearths strange markings and odd shapes, and brings them to the light, eo in the career of each oue of us will ever be found those walking con sciences ol unhappy accusation, who while occupying themselves with us as friends are unearthing our foesil deeds and sad acts and displaying them to a gaping world whose first thought is to eee the hole whence such things can be digged and to argue to our damage that there must be more where these name from. Such is somewhat the experience us. who have erred. We are stabbed in the boases of our reputed friends, we are appalled to find even our simple or sinless foolishness remembered through decades and revived after times, of Jitter peace of mind. ' This is what causes the heart often to sink with-inusIt makes us feel like loving the drifting of a slick towards the sea rather than the restless energy of the living fish that mast strive if it would make real progress. of all of .' The Da3t belongs to a record that is unchangeable. Bear that in mind and take courage. Each of us theBkel' are there and some-da- y perhaps our friends will prove it to ns. But dining- - with ghostsreleeping with them, thinkieg of them will unnerve the heart, produce visions of unreal sorrow and utterly ruin the life so long as the ghosts of gone-bykeep us from opening our doors to the hungry duties and deeds that .await us outside our dreary banqueting hall of regrets. tonB -- s, ' What we have for our own is THE LIVING PRESENT, as Longfellow expresses it. It is a cumulating , thought, though the next ctep be the future, and the last the past; yet, through our. whole life, we have our constant little glimpse of time between two eternities which to all intents and purposes is our own. We need not stop to discuss Freewill or Election. Whether our every action be fore ordained or foreknown of GodormatpracticallyJt iaours to choose. T The father may warn the child that fire will burn, may even know before1 he leaves the room that .the child will he burnt, may even wish to learn the chilclwisdom.by suffering;. but, as far as the child is concerned, it is his to choose whethy faith or self-?ishall hare the mastery .The present is in' its passing moments determining those thiipgs at which we shall later look back. . - The past is fixed. ' The present is ours to shape and to mould, i Jet us get at it with every fierceness of pur ll . v .;jr mourners over the pose..:,,. You gloomy past, listen to a homely parables Three Boys had , each a specked ' apple. The first recognizl the defect, and threw the frnit into the nearest stream. t The , second cut away the bad part and ate what was left. " The third sat him .down 1 no-atten- er TIIE IRREVOCABLE PAST is an awful thought, I admit no one knows it better. The deeds we do, like the casual foot prints in the rands of the Bay of Puody footprints of the struggles for -- e y V5 ' -- tion 1 -- k n e -- , i al i -- -- -- I- f, S t -- Jl -- m i 0 . , -- wW - 1 -- Cas-carc- ta , ok - - a, -- to-da- y; r7 ; X nr 'f n hwii Earl lo liKliiiid Publishing s -P- ", t- . s - 1 .. Journal Bnikliiur. -- J. - 1 . i i .' , J I 4 UTAH. |