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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

Oyerstoch a poor and weedy pasture
with sheep md ia,ten with bran aud oil
meal That's far better than blowing
and re-seeding, TOR n well managed It
kills out all weeds and enrichcs the field
while making n little profit on the sheep,
says Farm Journal
II there are any weeds In the lawn
that you are especially DESTROYS Of XIII
ing, but which have heretofore proved
obstinate. cut them OF Just below the
crown while the weather Is hot and dry
aud let the sun do the rest. This treat
ment is almost as eifectual with weeds
as with grass, according to American
Agrioulturist
Il Is pretty generally conceded now
that tho most profitable age ut which TO
sell hogs is from O 10 months, when
they will weigh from 200 TO 800 pounds
This Is the practice OF most Of the best
swine breeders
Skim aud buttermilk can be fed 20
chickens and hens TO more advantage
than TO pigs, Doing so pays better, and
the nhlk Is greatly rullshed By the birds
The common puddle duck Is OF no
value compared with the pure breeds
The Aylesbury, Rouen and Pelsn ducks
not only give u fair proportion OF foath-
yrs, hut also produce large aud desirable
sareasseA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

Notwithstanding all that has been said
and written about the difference IN cows
a great dcnl yet remains TO be learned
Experiment stations can give us tho com.
pamtiyo merits Of individual animals Of
the different dairy breeds. but the infor.
nation most valuable 20 farmers and
dairymen can only be- learned by them.
selves, says the agricultural editor Of The
World. The difference between cows In
the same herd aud Of the same breed. rs
gagged by their true value for milk md
butter, IL surprising Even cows from
the same parents often differ 50 widely
In the quantity or quality Of their milk,
or IN both, as 90 make one decidedly pref.
erablo to the other.
Nothing short Of individual tests and
comparisons eau determine with any sat.
islactory exaotnoss the relative value for
dairy purposes Of the different animals VI
tho herd. and there eau bono better timo
IN tho year for beginning the test than
now. Not only should tho milk given by
different cows DO tested for It's butter
contents until definitely asccrtained and
comparison instituted In this respect
but the amount Of milk given yearly by
individuals should BE- determined rs near
ly as possible. Going dry early or an
early shrinking ia her milk, may make an
otherwise good COW comparatively un.
profitable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

Importance Of IT. Careful Preparation
~ Explained by American Cuiti,atur.
One Of the important requirements Of
the wheat crop Il u good seed bed. Win.
ter grain cannot with any advantage be
cultivated after sowing, as after this
time the surface should be kept ne com.
pact ne possible. In order 10 allow water
falling on II to run of with ~ little sink
Ing in the soil a. possible The more
water the soil holds the more It will ex
pand during the inevitable winter frcez.
ing II IL the porosity Of many coils con
taining much vegetable matter that
makes them unfit for growing wheat.
though otherwise much richer than good
wheat soils AZ the vegetable matter
decreases they become better adapted 10
wheat, though they may be les fertile
than when wheat could not BE- grown
On these partially exhausted lands min.
eral manurcs for wheat, especially pho..
pilates. are most helpful. because they
supply the plant food that cultivation
generally first oxhansts But mono the
less thorough preparation OF tho soil be.
fore sowing Is necessary. II insurcs the
compactness Of the soil below the sur.
face that Is essential to wheat growing
II tho wheat is 10 follow a spring grain
crop plow rs early as possible and culti
vate on tho surface, mainly with implc.
ments that press the sJil down Only
one or two inches Of the surface should
be loose, but below that the more com.
pactod the soil Is the better tho whea,
will be next season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

describes pure silver gray us follows'
Cocks breast pure aud perfect black
tail aud larger coyorts black, with me.
tallie reflections head, hack, back aud
saddle fonthem pure dlyery white, the
wing bow also white, showing up well a
sharply marked md brilliant bar Of
black across the middle A single white
feather In the tail would DO fatal. Hens
breast, salmon red shading into gray at
the thighs, head aud neck silyrry white,
striped with black; back, silver gray;
wings also gray, with no shade Of red,
tail, dark gray. passing into black inside,
The general appearance Of both birds
should be extremely clean and aristo-
cratic, and this makes them fayortes,
especially with women faneiers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

ut IL very difficult said business
man. "to make people understand that
one can't always employ young men
starting Ia lifo just 10 please our friends
who recommend them TO ", lt's bad
business policy to employ moro men
than one needs. IN these days Of closo
competition, no business man can afford
10 spend money unwiscly. A certain
volume Of business iustidcs aud demands
n certain expenditure IN salaries 10 carry
ON that huflnrss. II isn't fair % ~ 20
ask ~ - Increase our salary list when
there ~ no excuse Tor 20 doing. II isn't
fair 10 our trusted and efficient employees
10 ask rs TO employ now men aud yet
maintain our salary list. We can DO
this only "a two wayA ono l. Ia une
OIL enough from the salaries Of tho old
men 10 provide salaries for the new men.
Another Is to discharge old men 10 make
room tor the new You See that both
plans are out u tho question, other
things being equal.
People who send promiscnous letters
Of Recommendation often cause Us q
grcn. deal Of cnharra5 lngnt one likri
to please friend, and yet one cannot
always, In justice 10 himself or othcrs,
do this, Aud have You ever noticed
how many OF these loticrs Of introduce.
ton describe tho bearers OF them rs bril-
liant young men, who will prove Of
value 10 those who employ themi Hard
ly ouc man IA thousand Of those de-
scribed In this way fulillls the promises
made FOR him. Do those who write such
letters ever consider that " . big BUSH
nc,s house employed all the men who
brought letters Of recommendation TO
tho firm II would be overwhelmed with
employee within u year and driven ihto
bankruptcy In two years 10y It's stupen.
don. s-iaa'' n-'s Now York Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

This remedy Ia becoming 40 well
known aud so popular rs TO need no
snecial mention. All who have used
Electric Bittors sling the same song Of
praise.-A pur.r medicine does not
rxist and il Is guaranteed 10 do all that
Ia claimed. Electric Bltlers VIII cure
nil disease OF the Liver and Kidneys,
viii remove Pimples, Boils, salt
Rheum and other affections caused by
Impure bl>pd.- VIII drive Malaria
ron the systom and prevent aswell as
cure all Malarlnl fovera-For cure OF
Headache, Constipation mud lndigeu'
ton Try Electric Bitter.-hntife salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
Price so cts. and 81 90 per bottle ut
A. q. Smith and Co.'S Drug Store. oa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

a Milwaukee newspaper man wa
travelling Ia the western mart Of th,
state and he had nm odd experience or
a train near Portage he WINS hat
asleep when the conductor touched
him ON the shoulder aud salutod hin
with tho usual demand TO fork over hii
ticket OF course. like all nn.t claa
newspaper men. he Ind a mileage book.
This he produced and told the conduc
tor to tear out the fafe to Ia Crosse
Then this conversation began.
rs this your name on this bookfr
"Yes."
"Nou are SURF about that. chl"
Say. old man. IN tell you confi
dontlally that stole that book. Liz
ten. mot a follow down the limo her
and killed him-yes Air. killed him.
knew he'd have no use for the mileage
aud 70 took IT,"
"Butr-
NO, no; SEQ here, ! took these too
hcros one on the Northwestern on,
on the Central aud another on the
Lake Shore. Iknow hc wouldn't need
any Of en-"
"Buf'-
but nothing See this hat. Well.
hore's his name In H. took II along
too; aud these lotiors-l knew he
Wouldnt'---
The porter snng out at this iuncture
that dinner was now ready In tho
dining car. aud the conductor. taking
advantage Of the open door. sta into
the next Pullman without taking n
sheet out Of the book lie came bnck
later with some good cigars. Milwnu.
hoe Sentinel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

A IonscIrntIous I.dIIer7

We advertise at present tor a firm
whose inspirations have proven 10 TO
all they claim In our own family. We
refer TO ChaIhberlaln's Collie, Cholera
and Dlarrhma Remedy. We stand
up for this medicine because We
have tested II. This Is not an ndver-
tlsumcnt for the medicine, II Is simply
our testimony regarding y after iair
trial. Houftdaie (Pd.l Obserrer. For
sale by u. G. NJ. /. Drug Dept. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

MIR. j. u. SHEPPARD, manager ~
the Paris Cooperative Mercantile II.
stitut'on. Paris, Idaho, says that Tor
Collie produced by change 81 drinking
water, Chnmberlaln's Collie, Cholera
aud Dlarfhma Remedy N without nn
equal. II IL quick aud rtieciual and
leaves no had results. For sale by Y.
G.. NJ. |. Drug Dept. dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

Dorldngs are favorito English fowls,
being recommended by tho great beauty
OF all their varieties aud by their un.
riyaled qualities ~ table birds. In tho
latter respect II Ia claimed that they sur.
pass every other English breed except
the game, for tho meat Is not only Of
good quality but Is produced In tho
greatest quantity in tho choicest parts
breast, merrythought and wings
Though iino sitter aud exceptionally
good mother. the Dorlsing Is poor
layer The chickens, also. II Matched
early, are very delicate and subject to
disease. Tho usually recognized vari.
cites are the gray or colored. silver gray
and white.
In the silver gray dorkings tho color Is
imperative Wright calls tho silver
grays u chance olfshoot from the grays
perpctuated by careful breeding Hc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

The stories Of modern witches are le.
glon and they arr much moro tangible
pictures than those Of Queen Annp's
roign.
Albert Lynch. a respectable aud ~.
liable colord man. tolls oi q night In u
lonely old huld school house whore ~
witch held orgy over his body aud
calledto her as,istanccn queer and curl
Gus community Of unknown creatures
that danced by the light Of fox ilrc, aud
at tho tlrst rouladc from the ohnnticlcct
the witch and her rctinue skcdnddled
mp tho wide old chimney mouth We
can explain this by calling II dream
or the workings Of n restless. undisci.
plined brain.
But how can we explain the fnc' that
In ono district a woman declare. the
witch Of another "wou't allow her but.
Ter TO come or her lie Ia other chan.
nels 10 run smoothly How explain
tho fact that witch declares certain
things will happen aud "a year later
they do happcni
Witches can nearly always name thc
cob thief OF Il nolghborhood. They
can trace anything stolen, from n duh
AZ to a gold ring. Ia early life they
have, No far n can learn, been sub
feet TO epilcptic Hts.
That n woman Of this Kind has n
strange Influence over her fellow men,
ignorant, unlottcrd, undisciplincd
though they be. cannot be denied amy
more thnn Il can be explained She
grows up with the power She make,
prophecies, and thoy aro verified
Chicago Ncws
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24
ORANGE BLOSSOM.

Ladies' suffering from any form
Of Female Weakness will find
sure cure In "Orango Blossom"
For full particulars call on tho
General Agent, l25 West, Third
south Street. Salt Lake CITY,
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WHY THE oEsERgr NEWS SHOULD
Dc SUBSCRIBED FOR IN
PREFERENCE TO ANY
OTHER PAPER.

I. II IL the Organ Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latier-d,y Saints, aud
the authorized medium through which
the views, wishes and instructions OF the
Church Authorities are expressed, and
glycu to the Saints.
2. II may always be relied upon as al.
vociiing or defending the right side Of
every question proper for public journals
" treat upon.
o. II Il devoted 10 the interests u the
iAitor-day Saints aud has, from H. incup-
lion, yaliantly defended thoir righta and
advocated tho principles IN which they
believe; and every Iauor-day Saint
should therefore feel under obligations TO
do bis part In helping to sustain IL.
T. Il mot published for speculation,
and never has been. but for the good
which Il IL capable Of accomplishing, mo
profits, II any there be derived from IL,
being devoted To extending It's sphere Of
usciulncss, and bVnodtting the COM
munliy.
o. Il l. doing its utmost 20 establish
home industries, among which aro paper
making and type.founding, Htorcutypinx
and olociroiypiug branches necessary
" the development aud Independence Of
the community, but which, during their
infancy (which in this Territory they
have not yet passed, can only bs carried
oil at a prcuuiary loss.
q. There is no Danger of any subscriber
y the NEws failing 20 get what he sub.
scribe. for through failure u the buslno.
and a suspension Of tho publications.
result Ia the case Of hundreds Of nows.
paper ventures every year.
l. It T. now printed throughout In new
and readable type, No that even the aged
can peruse It without difficulty or danger
10 their cyc-sight
+ Il ia free from Questionable sdver-
,isomcui-, 80 that no parent neod fear that
hls children will have iholr minds cor.
rupied nom having access 10 II, In fact,
Il refuses thousands u dollars worth u
thc best paying advertisements annually,
bcgauso Il IL devoted 10 tho moral aud
spiritual Interests Of IL readers instead Of
" getting gain at their expense.
q. II, tone Ia not regulated by public
opinion nor the hope of gaining sub.
seniors OF Embellishments. Il advocate.
thai which L. right aud condemns that
which Is wrong, regardless Of results,
financial or Otherwise.
10. II never nauscaics la reader. by
palming ur columns Of solf.pialso for
news items.
H. Tho NEWS practices no deception
and resorts to no snb,erfugos To Induce
people TO subscribe, but on the contrary,
prefers TO stand on it, own merits. a. tho
peoples newspaper, with promise only
n do Ia utmost to give It's patrons ths
full value OF their mOney-a promise
which II has ondoavorod 10 faithfully
keep Ia the past.
~ In conclusion, ia Laitor-day Saint
can afford To subscribe for only ono nows-
paper, that paper should be tho DEsEREr
NIws; aud Il more than one, the NEWS
should invariably DO he Ant.
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Address AL Communications to
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24
Putnam Nail Co., SspOussl Boston. Mas,
DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.
Conformablo to latest
Territorial Statute for
sale at tho
DEsBRET NEWS OFFICE.
PRINCIPAL rl,or ~ ursiSEss. SAT-
t.AET tut. urtm

NOTtCE n HENiuI GtNEN, THAI AT
~ amtutluE IT She Trustees held no the ith
day ui -cptrmhgr va, Ola assessment Of lun
dollar ptr share Wa levied on the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable Co the scrro
tafy Ut che grnrru office ~ tho rnmrfnY.
Room so go Constitution HnIldinE. salt Lake
Z ~ tab, on or before the iiih DAY % uutn'
tuT. ts1l.
ANY stock uuuu which this Aftossmgnt may
remain uupaid ON the 18th Of october, is1l viii
De- delinquent and advertised for sale nt puddle
auction. and unless payment b. made before,
will Hr suld on tho 1T day Of November lsHi
90 paw delinquent nsHeHsmenb together with
the cost ~ ntNUr isinE uud expense NJ sale.
dtu 4 oaw GiDE0N \. GINS, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

In the Portuguese settlement Of Am.
bril-, Africa, the seeds Of the ousiard
apple are strung upon thread for neck
laces; and In the Kew museum arc
rosarles mudc Of olive seeds and other
fruit stones
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

The 9th annual corn palace Of Iowa
. announced TO open at Sioux City Oct
i aud close the l,tA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

LOCiL sERiICG
utsuuAu Asp WAsAIrH
Leave shlt Lakosig0 m. returning arrive
sail lake e. tupm.
j. A. uFNNgEr. u. &. npDuE, A. u. WLLuY.
1Ch.t rtAlass Aft Gen. hnnuFcE faut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

Da n. @. wHsT'A SEHvr Asp BRAIN rnfAI
vkHT, = gnafAhtaed speelae for llytirria, DlE,
uiness, Conyulsions, ~, Nervous Neuralgia,
Hea aehq. SrfyOus frnstrptpn caused ~ the
nepfession, sofenng OF tu brain resulting
w lnaAuitY aud LEADING % misery, decay nne
death, Premature Ola age, htrennet., caused
by oNorteAtrtlnn Of the brain. khrh bpN con
tana one months treatment 500 boz, or aia
beAcs Tor sou, scat By mail prepaid IN receipt
N uflg0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

To rure any case with each order received
W a. fnr six bpaos. accompanied with 500,
We VIII send the purchaser our written guafAn'
tee 90 rcfurd tho money u tho treatment does
rot effect . euro, uuarauteas issued w
JOHNSON, PRATT 90, Drugsistg sola
Agents, Is MAIN street. sAlt i.aka cay. Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

Yr. mo. Mo. Mo.
Daily, tl0.oO $500 $50 sl.Oo
sent Weetiy. 400 LIS loo ~
Delcrei Weekly, $50 i.s0
Address al Communications TO
TIE DEsEREr NEWS CO..
balt Lake City, Utah.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-17
He PREDICTED WAR.
Tho Vionna "Tngeblatt" Says it
Quoted tho Emporor's Words
ABOUT THE CRISIS IN EUROPE
Correctly and IL Willing to Stand an
Official Invcstigat!on..-"Thc Famiuc
In Russla has Greatly Increased tho
Chances OF War"-..A Great Trial
Ecsins In Francc...othcr Foreign
Intelligence.

vienna, Nov. 1G.-Notwithatanding
the dcnias mado by high officials OF the
statement published in the 7ugcblan on
Saturday, that tho emperor had declared
that tho European situation was criti-
cal, that paper to-day insists that lis re-
port was strictly correct. 1t was this
report that was drawn forth upon the
occasion OF an audience granted by his
majesty to the president Of u Polish
club, 1t rcitcra,cs that in the convcr-
satlon that then took place tho emperor
used tho words attributed to hm by
the TdgcJiah on Saturday, which in sub
stance was that "thc famine which now
prevails in Russia has greatly increased
the chances OF war"
SO confident is tho TugCbiaA in the re-
liability and truthiulncss OF the person
who furnished the information which
had such serious financial results, that
it has asked the public prosecutor to
make 4 close and searching invcstiga-
ton as TO the truth OF the articles pub
!lshed OH Saturday and rs to thcpaper's
good faith III printing the statement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-17
lr MEANS WAR,
Tho New Juntn Issues Il Revolutionary
procinmation-TIle brazilian Navy Divid-

Tho New Juntn Issues Il Revolutionary
proclnmatiom-Thc brazilian Navy Divid-
cd.
NALpARMso, Nov. lG.-Thc Chilean
minister at Buenos Ayrcs wires his gov
ernmcnt that the Provisional Junta re-
Gently organized in the state OF Rio
Grandc Do Sui, Brazil, Is composed OF
Niscondo De Peletas, 1taIui Ossorio,
Sllvlera Martins and DR.. Assix Brazil.
Tho president OF the Junta is DR.. Bra
zll. Silvicra Martins is former govern
or Rio Grandc Do Sui. lie was cxied
after Dom Pedro was detlroned, but
was permitted Il few months later to re-
turn to his native country. lie is very
popular at Rio Grandc DO Sui, and Il
pronounced Republican. Niscondc De
lcletas was also governor OF Rio Grande
Do Sui, but was removed because OF his
ardent sympathy With Martins. -
Tho five members OF tho iunta have
issued Il proclamation OF protest against
the acts OF Fonscca, and have made 4
general demand upon uil the cities OF
Rio Grandc DO Sui to appoint rcvolu-
tIonary committees, whose duty it will
be to enlist men aud secure arms for
tho revolutionsts. Tho junta declares
III favor OF an impartial government as
asubstitute ior the dictatorship, and it
is to proceed to the election OF 4 new
president in place OF Fonsoca. Tho lat
tcr's conduct in dissolving congress, the
lunta SAYS, was against the laws OF the
land aud menace to the liberty OF the
republic.
The latest alviccs IRON Rio Janeiro
soy that Fonseca is auSmcnling his
forces, aud that the city is in 4 state OF
great excitement. The exchange has
rcccdcd to II. 1t is said that the desert
ers from the government army 10 the in
srrGcnts' ranks are armed with Ameri-
Iiaii rifles and four krHpp guiis, fon&oca
is reported TO have 10000 men concen-
traied ut Rio ,'anciro. 1t is the general
BELIEF in Bucnos Ayrcs that Fonseca
will triumph over his enemies.
lt is said that cX-Govcrnor Castillo,
OF itio Grandc DO Sui, has been ordered
by tho Junta to mobilize the national
guard against the dictator.
4 report reaches here from Monte
'c' ,'usH"y, t'!'tt tiic i'TiHiIlan navy
is divided III its sympathies, One
branch has declared itself strongly in
favor OF Fonseca, another has tlkcn
the sidcof the rcvolutionists. and
third has assumed IN independent a;,i-
tude; \ commission appointed by the
rcvoIutionists has arrived at Monte
vid.eo. Their object is to try, and Oh.
tain arms tur the Insurgents