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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14

Charles Lamb. kind hearted as he was.
hated man who could cat of dniutios
and affect not 90 know what be- was
swallowing. II suspect bis taste IN
higher nattcrs," said Ella "some peo-
pie" sail Dr.. johnson ono night gt sup
Per, which be was enjoying with I'M
common satisfaction, "layc n foolish
way OF not mini.ng, or pretending not
20 mind, what they olt, and he added
that man who has no regard Tor his
stomach will have no regard for any.
thing else Declarations Of indifference
20 tue choice Of ones food. except IN
cases OF VIVA, Licbig might call interior
oxygonability Of constitution. Hre gem
orally the mcrclt ancciauou-a much
80 as nyrOnh when 10 dincd at Rogers
on potato and little vinegar. and was
discovered Immediately aftorwarl siuG.
Ing huna1lf with luxurious meal ut -
restaurant
What o contrast 10 the poets airocia-
ton WIS Hnzliits frinLne.s. who did
not hesitate 10 write 10 the woman u
his "heart Of heart" that he never loved
her 10 well "a when he thought of "sit.
ting down with her 90 dinner ON boiled
fcmgond Of mutton and hot potatoes. -
Professor William Matthews Ia Boston
Traveller
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low, the boys who played In the barn
and tho woods while poor. furnishing
Amos Albright was fghtiug death at the
mouth Of ninc.
When they were grown they went 10
Colorado together. aud found city
where were barren rocks IN war iime.
They found ont then what all Colorado
had known for years. that tho Albright
vein was lost NJ man ever had found H.
They knew he had told tie truth. They
found the silver he had cached. they
followed his very footsteps down the
trail; but In the insanity which must
have come u weakness and excitement
he had buried his treasure too well.
One Of the men followed the search.
spent fortune aud abandoned 1t. when
the boys came 20 Boulder three years
ago they easily secured oil rights, and
began again The search tho otnon had
found 10 fntuout Madeline. now for
ycam tho wife o. Fred Albright, was
lcft nj home, smoothing the sunset road
Of Mary's life In the very house where
George Carlisle had fallen wounded
The boys worked together diligently
and confidently. They knew they would
find the "lost vein" Others said. Hope
you will; we couldn't" They never lett
tho search FOR an hour, and never omitted
an net that would as4s. them Day
after day. month after month. year after
year, they hoped and laborei. turning
aside for no seductive smaller finds.
And az last they were rewarded. Right
under tho house Ia which they had lived.
right down the center Of rock as
broad and bald ~ an ocean billow. they
found that rift; and II was nllcd with
silver How far down Il runs no ono
can tell. How Il may broaden or mar.
row no ono knows Bat tons and tons
Of the orc hnyo already been taken Gus.
and every ounce Of 1t Is worth a dollar.
And It l. sacred coin 20 them, for
every atom Of II - hallowcl bythe blood
and tears and hopes Of hero, Chicago
! Herald
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Rheumatism.
Neuralgia.
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
NOTICE 70 WATER CONSTNERS.

rI,nE ATTENTION on THE PUBLIC Is
i hereby called io An Ordinance in relation
10 the Water WORKS, passed september iih.
A. -. lssl, feairictuF the Use 81 water Tor
srf,nEling purposes, within the Unrer ana
Lover Hprinkliug D.stricti, dcscrbcd ns tot.
lows. 20 Wit
AZ that portion Of tho city lying east and
norih of the following houndffIef 's hereby
Z Al and dseiafsd 10 he the Urnir gprintbrg
Nliriet. to wit. Commend ~ tho lutrrs q.
lion OF it Wet and sth North stfefls .sud run.
mag thence souin along ssli J., y est street
North street ~ Apple sfcct, thcuee south.
satteriy along Apple street e. 1T Nffih -uret,
thunrr caGt along let North street 60 Lali Ten.
slrst 10 North Temple street. tasuce oast
along North Temple rtrgct g. let last Street.
thence south along Let f1st Street 20 south
Temple strfci, thence east along south empIc
al Iast street 20 Liberty rart. Ant al pcf.
sons taking water from tle nam on south
Temple sifoei, east ot lsi Ia.t rlteei, and
shall bo DEEMED 10 tolong TO said Upper BIS
an That portion Of The. city lyins west and
south " tie foregoing boundaries II ttfrIF
made md declared TO " the Lower spuhklns
sptintiers Tor the lawns, sidewalk. sir,eis.
al dowa and fr1uts IN tir tplrf Distinct tUust
h. uaed oniy between the hutrs ~ o ana q
O'Clock % m. and 4 aud au'tlnrl y m. ai.f in
The Lower District between ne hour Ut fanl
10 n'etoet a W. aud and O'Clock D. fn, dufine
The months ~ July, August, september and
october Of rhch year. Thirty minute. unr
each dsy shall be aii1sed FOR the spfu.iins 1i
efch loo squatc yards u lava % the ulre.
pstFict. and twenty minutes zach day fIr tha
sane ares IN be- Lower District
An, person violating an q cog provisions II
thta section shHil nu ruuV elton, D fined iu ans
1um not exceeding ten doliHrs for hu ntrt 81
feusr. ami not Exceeding twenty dollars to-
each subsequent nfgnae
Aftrict enforcement Of this oriit anet Ull
hrtrrfnfth be uhsrrgcd.
uy order uf the Mayor.
J. y. JACK. CITY Recorder.
sAlt IaAo CITY, utah, july - a.. isgi. asJ
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WHAT Is A GUARANTEE?

Many merchants and amon the habit Of Unfortunately
guaranteeing" their with thought obng called upon
make the "guaungu good II perncou aud foolish custom
respected In the breach than In the observance.
value should 10 made with knowledge of
the meaning the word purpose the tho
guarantee the warrant
place any tool found imperfect In
We have used test Judgment acquired by considerable
Renee In selecting following stock aud sell them
with absolute guarantee that n they do prove
b. a that represent them, will the purchase In
full
"Jewc" Steel Range. finished article, perfectly rorortioned,
made ~ the best material Don't fail IL will
"Quick Meal" No Generator, Evarong. Lgh do
burner. No sna No danger. No complication Every oc
ton tho Gasoline away with Think Of the dis
comfort missed In summer by avoiding the heat Of big Kitchen
Range.
superior" Cooks aud angea Superior laken. Superior In
economy fuel Superior in dsgn. supcrior In construction.
Superior everything that goes perfect cooking apparatus
The Roiigrrtor.' An lee Health promoter.
Cellular lined What that? Investigate It, twill mocthan
repay ytu.
Of Buliers' Hardware, House Furnishings Garden
sphnkcr, Lawn M0wcfcIc complete detail
Il. q. COFFIN HARDWARE CO.,
Progress Butdfn0.
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Tho late lamented bishop Knyanaugh,
OF the MciholiAt church, who was as
ugly rs eloquent and as jolly as good
never tired OF telling stories about his
distinguished but unfortunate friend.
Tom Marshall, Of Kentucky. The two
men were warm personal friends. not.
withstanding the striking antithosis OF
character and the not less striking diff
ference In personal appearance Mar
shall was handsome and commanding.
Tho bishop was anything but hand
some; he was about a. thin US a barrel
and graceful aH sack Of salt. This exc
PLANTATION Is necessary for proper mp
probation Of what follows, but when
tho great divine used to tell the story
he would bring out the application by
incidentally 1trokng the wealth Of
shnpoleaness that hung 10 his porsoa
like the M fitting garments ho wore.
ono calm June evening tho bishop
was disturbed bya noise In tho direc.
ton OF the barn. He groped his way
thither and found Marshall Ia tho hay
loft, where no had sought shelter aud
lodging. Tendcrly the son Of misfortune
was escorted to tho best room Ia the
bishops house and induced to 90 to bed
In civilized flshion, Between prodigiou
efforts to get OF his clothes, hiA brain
and tongue partially recovered their
cunning, and ho said;
"Kay, do you know why you aud |
make u good illustration OF Bible his.
toryY
The bishop replied as no would TO a
questioning child, mo, Tom. Why
"Well," said Marshall reyereutly aud
pathctcally, "the Saviour was without
where to lay his head. That'sne. Then.
in tho beginning tho Bible says, tho
world was without form aud void"
Aud surveying critically tho bishops
pudgy stature, h, finished with more
vohononca than romance;
by the gods, that's you!"-Galyoston
l News
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DAISY DREAMING.

Ar, what DO you dream about.
Blnc eyed princess mino,
while the golden Stars Nithout
On yonf slnmber shinei
Do you hear the angels sing r
some celestial rhymei
DO YOU hear the bluebclls ring
In u silvcr chimci
Do you zee the fairies dance
on the clrclcd rrassl
Do you SEQ Tltania glance
Where the muonbesms pasl1
Ouch q smile IL on your face
That well might guess
Ialrylani shows you H. grace,
Ilcav'n It, happlncsai
Once a Week.
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An old Irigh woman, Mrs, Hurley, has
recently died In California. at the ago OF
ono hundred and eight, who always
prded herself upoi the fact that as %
child she had beet kissed by tho patriot
Robert Emmett ihs could distinctly IT
member the lrisl rising. under the
French general, Hpehe, in 1893.
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Why THE nEsERsr NEWS SHOULD
BE SUBSCRIBED foR M
PREFERENCE 70 Ally
OTHER PAPER.

/. Il + tho organ ~ tho Church Of
Jesus Chust ~ fauar-d,v Saints, and
tho authorized medium through which
tn yigva. wi-ho, and instructions of doc
Church An hori'i's uc osprsasoi, AMI
giyci 90 the SAINTS.
.. 10 may always he relied upon no. al.
yocliins or dc,o1d'ng tlo right side uf
every question prpioi iogpubIie Journal
20 rta upon.
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Ia'ier-day SAME, aud hN,, from 10. iuccp.
[ tion, yuliauily defended their rights aud
advocated the pli pics In which they
below; and e,ory thtier-day Saint
should therefore fccl undcr obligations to
d. Nj. part IN helping to sustain It,
Z. itisnot published Tor speculation.
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which II j. capable ~ accomplishing; the
profits, n any there be- derived from IL,
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making aud lypc-foundiur. .t'rcotyping
aud nlcriro'yp.ng g. branches neco' ury
to ,he development mud independence n
thoc.umuniiy, but which, during their
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have mot yet passcil, eau only he carried
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70 the SEws falling 10 got what ho sub.
ecIll1s ior through failure u tho business
aud q suspension II the publication u
result in the casn of hundreds OF nowa.
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ruplod from having access To II, In fact.
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And In accordAsso with law and an order of
The Hoard % Director. made on the nth day
ot Aurii. 1891. 80 msny ~hafcs 81 each parcel
~ stnrk o. may BE- uccettar1, will BE- sold ~
thr once Of The Company ln HNf LAKE city. on
FRIDAY tho eiih day ~ June, ls1i, at2p m. to
pay tie delinquent assessment together with
The coft Of ndtcftiling and t,ptnsca Of sale.
liL-ordUr % tile Board - Directors
p. q. HOHN, Acting esc'y.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE..

The Bellevue. Idaho Mining Company. IocA.
LAKE Citv. Itth. location 81 Minsi aod
workt. Miatrai Hill Mining District. STATE
of Idaho.
NrOIICE. -THERE - DELINQUENT UP.
N on the following described STOCK. on sr.
eount 81 faofsmcnt q thirty lfrl rents rer
share. lowed on ihe iiih day % April. isqi, the
several ar cunts set opposite The names Of the
Respective Shareholders, A. follows
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SALT LAKE. CuN tiah. July 90. isli.
va meeting ui the iiuiri OF Director Of enc
Irlrvus Idaho Mining tnmU. uI hciu thIH day.
Tie date Of faymrnf OF the ahUsH drafrihrd Do
I uu rut atHrf. waa extended from The Hfh
day nf june ispl 20 the tnih uly Of July. isgt,
90 he zane hour and place
ny order VI tlu BOARD uf directors.
b. -. HOnN. Acting scc'y.
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lEnAL NOTICE.
IN the Probate Court, 10 and f1r salt tato
County. Territory of Utah.
n tho matter Of tho Estate Of john \. noucs

dcccasCd.
NOTICE ts HEEEnY GivES THAT
~ Eifshrth ~. ruuct, aimlnist.a,fiN. VITA
ihU vtii annexed. Of tue estate OF JnHu a.
iipuek. deceased. has rendered. Tor fetile'Irni,
and nird boz sa.d court hrr drat aacoHul % her
IdmiuiHtratiun ~ said estate HuI prtunu Tor
On 4 tIlsiti luton 81 the rvs.due ni taid usiaiU
amu1s The % rsnrH ~ lued thf rrio. AMI mat
10 o'rlocf "a. W.. nj W. Court Hu0m ui said
tourt. in Tho County Court Howe, SAT- Lake
cay and county, Utah lcullUrY be- been tulF
appointed uJ hc judge ~ Hai1 court. fUr TIE
eutilrmcnt o. saii account anu hearing fHlt
pftiiiuu fnr dnirIhriinu. nt Wlirh iWH Hul
place any pnffnu iutcrrfted IN an.l rftatr NAV
sppenf and show cause, " m thTro De-, Why
said account should rot be settled sta 40.
proved aud nuM diitriDuuou made o. prayed
tur
dated July q, 1871. .
G. D.. AttFN,
CLERK II the PROBATE Ciud
ny &, D.. srASrOS. DcuaW. dti
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AnvICE TO MOTHERS.

Mus. wiAsLow's sooTnIHo sfnur should
pMuys be used Tor children leeih.ug II
fooihes tho rhild foften6 The gums, allays all
pain, cures wind collie, and 4 me bet Iumedy
Tor uiarnUa. twenty I've cen~ bottle
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-01
WI. . r--.cn.r ,nonla n-l. . n.-,el..

Why % Preacher should EiI, 4. bicycle
John Bartram. eN.ua,1r of Duudas
Ont. is Do the rity. Mr. B.rrram +. a
-Irewl. sharp man. auI his ruuyrr~a
t.uu is warD.i by 20 we'll define, , vein
of dry humlr Tie was passing down
th" street today with il- friend Nj
Dunn. who Nir" INN lh Iuiii~ When
ll's I'i--'i ih' h'N h''rrI x Man
Ii"'- WHO WIS 'P'ei''E along ID" his
"'l! r,'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-01

DR.. Greene say, that there L. moi one
remotest corner or little inlet of the
minute blood vessel, of the human
body that does not feel some wavelet
from the commissions occa>ioucd 10y
good, hearty laughter. The life priu-
cIple OF the central man is shaken 10
the innermost depths, sending new
tides Of life and strength 10 the surface.
thus materially tending 10 insure good
health 20 the persons who indulge
therein. The blood moves more rap
idly and conveys a different impression
TO all the organs OF the body, as il
visits them OF the particular mystic
journey when the man j. laughing.
from what is done at other times. For
this reason every good. hearty laugh in
which a person INDUCES tends 10
lengthen his life, conveying, a. il does
new and distinct stimulus 70 the vital
forces.-London Standard.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-01
Avenged Nj. Friend.

Alderman Higgins is the owner Of
two handsome and valuable dogs. One
h quite small, while the other is "a
good sized fellow. They are both well
behaved and quiet. The other morn
ing the little dog started up the street
alone. Before he had gone far two
other dogs met him and a fight ensued
in which the little one was badly pun
ished. After getting away he turned
and went to the Higgins studio. where
his big chum was repOsing. A few mo
ments later the Larger dog wanted 10 90
out; the door was opened and he dart
ed up the street. Before going far he
met the two dogs who had assailed the
little one, and, in the language Of the
small boy, she licked 'em both" Hav-
ing accomplished this work, he went
back to the studio wagging his tail and
apparently much pleased at having
avenged his comrade.-Bath Me) En-
tsrprise.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-01
horn adown tbeir far defles 4"

horn adown their far defiles."
Wasn't that a beautiful fancy for an
old wheat reckoner 20 keep in his heart,
and do you think such a man will ever
quite lose his passport papers TO the fair
country over the borderl Why, my
dear, half the entire world, with its
money getting and its greed Of gain,
won't know what 70 do with themselves
in heaven if Gods love ever gets them
there. They will see nothing but IS
per cent. specimens in the golden streets
and a greenhouse speculation in the
garden of paradise.
Cultivate a little more sentiment, in
dulge now and then in "a little romance.
open the windows Of your soul To the
south and let the soft breezes blow
through and perfume your rusty old
heart a bit. 1t will not harm you, and
it will make you an infinitely more
pleasant companion than you are now.
Chicago Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-01
why Horse, stumble

Many horses stumble, and are whipped
therefor, because persons having them
in keeping are careless in .hitchiug
them up" The most fragrant and
common error in clothing "a horse is the
placing of the brcechen. or hold back
strap, at the proper height On the
horses hind legs. In fact every third
horse is hitched wrong in this respect.
The breechen should be 80 buckled
that it will not slip up under the horses
tail, and never 50 that il will, when
the horse is going down hill or holding
against a load, slip nearly down 70 his
hooks. The latter position deprives
the horse Of the free use Of his hind
legs, his feet 20 cross alternately.
lifts his hind feet. if not his whole hind
parts, nearly of the ground, and throws
the weight Of the load and Of the horse
himself on 70 his front feet-the result
being badly sprung knees, frequent
unavoidable stumbling, with the gen.
orally attending whipping, jerking of
the reins and cures of the fool driver.
Cor. Washington Star.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-01
Ape, Bite on Each other. Fingers.

Orangs have a very curious methoc
of fighting. In their conflicts among
themselves, which are frequent. Their
effort is always TO seize the fingers of
their adversaries and bite them. \
very beautiful group of these animals
at the National museum, mounted by
Mr.. Hornaday, admirably illustra- -
a typical encounter Of the sort. IL
owing to this method of battle that il
is almost impossible 10 procure "a skin
which does not lack some of the fin
gers. II defending itself against "A ma.
the beast will always attempt TO gab
the arms Of his human opponent, 50 a.
TO chew of his fingers. For this pur
pose it, jaw is cNc,lIautly adapted. b..
ing enormously powerful and equipped
with huge iuci~ur~. Interview IN
Washington star
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-01
IHE IkKIGATI0N CoNNENrIoN.

We take pleasure in stc,uding the
suggestion Of the Gl.ndive Indep,ni-
ent, that the Nnrthern p cific railroad
issue free transportation to Helena
and return fo- the delegates to the
state irrigation convention. The de
velopment Of the arid lands Of the state
by means Of irrigation is the big
bonanza thai the future holds for the
North IN Pacific conn auy who's
eountless acres. now only "A yearly
exl ense to them for axes, will, when
made productive by water, quickly re
transformed into IA mine of wealth,
great beyond conception. To the cou-
ventiOn called by the governor is a.
signed the duty II formulating such
legislation in regard To irrigation ~
VIII meet the requirements Of the
pe pie Of the state. A. conditions vary
but / tile throughout the state 10 j. NOT
expected hat there will be- much
difference Of opinion i'm the adoption
Of an irrigation law that has passed
the experiments Stages, such a. the
Wright law of California or the Colo
RADIO law, burln order that the fullest
inquiries may be- made into this im-
portaut suffice, % is essential that on
loc litis~ should ue fully represented.
and a. il 80 happens THAI the sections
M 81 Interested iu irrigation are the
ftrtheSt fr IN Helena tue burden u.
expense becomes esvfe-t On t.u-.
most DESTROYS Of blending. aus rl.
worst feature Of % IS, that uuI-~. free
transp rtallpu Ca he ar. aHuet for. THE
Attendance from be Localities d.s.snt
from Helena WI be- very light. A.
membership i' the convention t.
limited and o rolled by the respective
boards Of cou ~ commissioners. the
Northern Pacific company can be az
sured that any courtesy extended
would not ue abused as the class #
men selected a. delegates TO the con
ventiOn would in all probability D.
men who would have no other love
ness in Helena. We think If g
Toole would take bold Of TIL. ms
of transportation and make b.
subject Of Jurisprudence witt
thern Pacific company, be ro.
bring about a satisfactory adju,tm
Of the matter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-01

The regularity Of the migrations Of
storks furnished jeremiah with TO
Duke against the Jews; THE stork In
the heaven knoweth her appointed
time" Canon Tristram, when in Pal.
estine, saw thousands moving slowly
northward They were scattered. %
he says. ''over hill and valley, moving
a few miles a day-not in hocks but
singly or in small groups" Few stay
there for the breeding season, and
these are never molested It's Hebrew
name. Chasedah, signifies pity ormercy,
and Is probably derived from the afIeo-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-01
Cultivate Sentiment.

Blessed be they who eve grow too
tired or too old or too busy 10 dream.
Blessed be the nan who never gets to
be so thoroughly a business man that
he cannot find time q go to Italy on a
magnolia bOugh in springtime, OIL TO
Egypt on a lotus flower. II have
heard it said that we have no noun
tains in this western country, said a
grizzled old member Of the board Of
trade the other day. why, We have
roster peaks and whittier SUBMITS than
any Alps, every clear night along the
western horizon, and sometimes / can
almost hear the winding Of a hunters