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The rustler., 1891-12-18
The Secret Of Fine Pastry.

Is wholly in using DIR Prices Cream Baking Powder.
Fhe eny Cream Tarter Powder sold the market
Other brands contain either ammonia alum other
adulterant Ammonia alum powders dry out make the
dough too porous, leaving bitter taste, etc.
No agency has assisted much toward perfection in
cookery Prices Cream Baking Powder Its ingredients
simple and blended exist in exact chemical pro-
poren after there of either left in
the food Hence there be impurities whatever left in
the finished food No bitter TASTE ain of ammonia but
food raised with DR. Prices Cream Baking Powder partakes
Of the natural flavor of the -four and keeps moist and
fresh for days This powder possesses qualities peculiar to
it alone No other makes such delicious pastry No other
contains the white Of eggs.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

An eastern newspaper has
adopted the plan of writing obitu.
Try notices of delinquent sub
-erIbors, assuming that they must
oe dead, and 1t is said that the plan
works all right, but this rs u mat.
ter which may be doubted. The
man who will owe newspaper A
description as some of the honest
farmers and regulation citlzans do
Ia the East, is generally willing to
1e considered doad. While talk
ng on this subject the RusrLEp
ejlIor can say with prldc that dur.
Ihg fifteen years of newspaper pub.
'ahIng in the states, he never had
as good a paying list OF subscriber.
us his paper has possessed at Ger.
rillos.
The rustler., 1891-12-18
says the Las Vegas Free Press

says the Las Vegas Free Press
IAN editor of newspaper in
1le oi our neighboring towns is
obliged to be absent from his town
until matters are fixed up so be can
return. He didn't rob a banl,
e.ther' but this is what happened !:
p writing up a visit to the house
'I a lady friend, he described her
collection Of plants he wrote it
TINS way; Mrs. II. has the lar
gest aud incest plants in town In
mak'ng up the forms the "a" drop.
ped out of the word plants, and the
mistake was not discovered until
me papers were printed. The
hole town was in an nproar, and
hen the lady's husband read the
,em he armed himself with a revol.
er and started for the office, but
he old printer saw him coming
and jumped frem a second story
widow and escaped"
The rustler., 1891-12-18

ray-day time has been . little
nor. quiet this week than usual.
The BOYS seem 10 be saving them
selves up for the holiday season.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

The sand storm at Albuquerque
iaf week was the worst ever
known "a that city. The bell
taWgi Na- blown down aud several
miIIaE- damaged.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

There are pure cream tartar bak-
ing powders on the market, All
authorities report pr. Prce's
Cream Baking Powder us FREQ from
Alum, Ammonia, Lime or any
other adulterant. The purity OF
this brand has never been ques.
toned.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

an iHy.iauun 10 attend the lay
lng cd the corner stone OF the Al
Iaqgsrque Democrats new home,
100 gUg 26th INST, has been received
aul viii surely be accepted.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

The Exchange Hotel, Santa Fe
Is the only conveniently located
hotel to the business part of the
city Southeast corner OF Plaza
First-class accommodations. and
reasonable rates. John Il. Fosrha,
proprietor.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

fltttlA1s e. utaius Alum.
SOLAR Cuutnins Alum.
lsherman Brs.-.. Chle-gn.l
FurNAM's BESr, Contain
Alum.
Wells Putpsm a O.. ChIrsFo.l
CHINA T" HOUSE. Contain
Alum.
Nush Mcdowell. ~. Paul. Mlnn. }
TWIN CITY, Coniuins Alum.
~. X. frTgusun, Mini esp0lis,
Mimi
HERCULES. C5ntalns Ammo
MIA.
tHercules Baking Powder Co., San
Francisco.
CLIMAX. Contains Ammonia.
lCiimax Baking Powdsr Co.
Indianapoli-
Ammonia and alum are the
most common adulterants used in
the manufacture Of baking pow
ders. The Government report
shows that a large percentage of
the baking pow ders on the market
contain either one or the other, or
both these pernielous drugs,
What woman would use an am.
mona or alum baking powder If
she knew ity Such powders not
only undermine the health, but am
munia gives TO the complexion a
sallow or blotehed appearance.
/ The presence Of ammonia or alum
IN u baking powder, however, can
easily be detected.
To DETECT AMMoNIA.-Mix one
heaping tcaspoonlul of baking
powder with one teaspoonful OF
water m TN cupj boil thoroughly
Tor few moments, stir to prevent
burning, and II ammonia is present
you can smell II in the RISING
steam. Or, place can OF tho sus.
pected powder top down on u hot
stove for minute or two, then
take off the cover and smell.
To DETECT ALUM.-Alum pow.
der can be tested by putting cou
pie Of teaspooniuls of the powder
IN glass Of cold water. If nc
: eilcrvesccnce, that is bubbling OF
slmmerlng, takes place, condemn
the powder and return 1t at once
Some aiam powders, however
like the Calumet" "Bon Bon,
: "Chicago Yeast" etc, contain
phosphates in combination with
. alum, and with these brands the
following test is simple and sure:
Take one half teaspooniul oI
E baking powder IN lid OF say hall
pound can ! char thoroughly over
u strong alcohol flame, a good ga'
B. jet; or red hot Goals. After char
ing (that is, burning until the
whole mass Is black) add n tea
spoonful of water and place 1
= bright piece of silver coin in The
solution. Stir for one minute
then take out the silver. If th,
! powder prove q cream of tartal
. powder the coin will be bright i
an alum powder it will have sui
} phur stains.
Now pour little vinegar int
the lid and smell the fumes. Alum
!. powders give off sulphurette,
/. hydrogen, which may be detected
: by its foul odor.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

Rose Of Kansas and Imperial" !"
favorite brands of fiour-from the
celebrated Walnut Creek Mills
just received In carload lots, by
Ames 4 Gould, who now have the
largest and best stock of -four
ever brought to Cerrillos,
The rustler., 1891-12-18

The -now blockade OF trains on
iHe santa Fe snd ID. & II. G.. In
Colorado and Eastern New Mexico.
prevented n great number Of dele
gales rom attending the silver con-
reut.an at II Paso, The trains
were delayed for llree days.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

The iamIre m Mexico n repre-
aeulet A. something terrible, not
Lall e the won, Of winch has been
taIA
The rustler., 1891-12-18

Mrs. g. Doyle Will cell you fall
snd winter goods al low prices
You can find goods TO suit you by
examining this stock.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

CrockeFy and fruit Jar- just In
hs,-t quality rnd FrfAi quantiiy. 81
Cerrillo. supply Coz.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

Thormomeier down % ~ below
ai Chama- Yesterday II wss 40
atove Al Cerrsilos.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

The largest aud be-t selected
stock Of boots and shoes In town
slso the chesrs,i. ~ MIR. Doyle's.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

Remember that Mrs. Doyle's L.
headquarters for Ladies. Gentlemen
aud Chlldren's fine shoes.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

Grain. hay, feed, -four lumber
and building materials nj Ames a
Gould's. See them before buying.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

If you want good goods, n nice
stock TO select from anu fair treat
ment, call at G. Doyle's.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

Fine Colorado potatOes received
In ear load lots nj Ames a Gould's.
Prices low.
The rustler., 1891-12-18
Editorial ana LEGAL.
TIE Las Vegas FFee Pres is now
: daily.

Christmas RUsrIEz next week.
send an extra copy 10 your friend.
The rustler., 1891-12-18
The Company Pays The Freight.

On their COMMON SENSE NEW STEEL wHIM. Complete
for 12egh prepaid Colorado Wyoming
Nebraska New Mexico Utah. Texas, South Idaho
South Dakota All stations
ingon Oregon, Northern Idaho, Montana, North Dakota.
wrought iron and steel and will
besides be repaired
1t be packed anywhere pieces weighing
about 100 pounds. Total weight pounds.
be- feet
without dollars
We power mining
whns everything
Buy good whm and money the
mine giving
full information, write The Common Whm Denver
Colorado.
(An Goods formerly manufactured by The Common
M Sense Whm Machine the Colorado
WN Iron Works. under royalty)
HuN STEEL ORE BUCKETS.
m
U771H
nN1M -Az5k kW# .hssTTsf
N 4A4~
via the o@ T%n rS titan sss sHT 6 sdS s % @ s
Es1a,yM nn411m i TSsf Ss nTc
The rustler., 1891-12-18

The Presidents message is given
% toll in tins weeks RUsrLER, also
ac report OF the Secretary of the
treasury, Navy, end Postmaster.
an,ral. 1t Is good documen-
asy paper worth keeping on file.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

Hon. Stephen B. Elklns, one OF
.ac owners of the Cerrillos town
ie. has been appointed secretary
. war. We mention the fact OF
hs being Cerrillos rea! estate
owner as the key to ageeat identity
and the probable distinguishing
mark which prompted hls appoint
-neut by the president
The rustler., 1891-12-18

n9- sut-cripiions 20 the RUsr-
LKR sre ea.h In advance.
The rustler., 1891-12-18
Ammonia aad aIam ln nak
tBE Powders. How 90
detect them.

deals m a dirsct manner with an
evil which must be cut down" said
the Chicago Tribune IN comment
iug on the Scientific American re-
port. Following is the list Of
AMMONIA AND ALUM BAKING
POwDERs.
Compiled from Official Reports.
Powders marked with a star
seem 10 have ageneral sale, as they
are mentioned In at least two Of
the reports.
ATLANTIC a PACIFIC. .RoYAL.
COOKS FAv0mTE. suoTo.
CROWN. SILVER SPOON.
CRYSTAL. SILVER STAR.
DAISY. 'sNoYDRIFT.
DAVIS O X. snvEnIIGM.
DRY YEAST. STAR.
GEM. STATE.
GLOBE. STANDARD.
TKENTON. EUNFLOwEr.
PEAkSoN's. wAsIIINgTON.
PERFECTION. WINDSOR.
PEEKLE-s. ZIPP's GRAPE.
PURITY. CRYSTAL.
There are, in addition to the fore.
going list from the Scientific
American, u number OF such pow q.
ders sold in the western that were
not found in the eastern stores.
Following Is the list TO date:
CALUMET, Contains Alum.
(Calumut Baking Powder Co.,
CmcagO.)
FOREST CITY, Contains Ammo
nln Alum.
(Vou ie Bros, Cleveland.)
CHICAGO YEAST, Contains
Ammonia Alum.
Chapman 4 Smith Co., Chicago. }
BON BON, Contains Alum.
HOTEL, Contains Ammonia
Alum.
u. c. Grant Baking Powder Co.,
Chicago)
UNRlYALED, Contains Alum.
(Spragues, Warner d Grlswold,
Chicago }
ONE SPOON, TAYLOR'S. Am.
mona Alum.
Taylor Mtg. Co., st. Louis.)
YARNALliS, Contains Alum.
(larnall Mfg. Co, St. LOUISE
SHAW'S SNOW PUFF, Con-
tains Alum.
(Merchants' Mfg. Association, st
Louis.)
DODSON & Hills, Contains
Alum.
(Dodson Il Hills, st. Louis)
SHEPARD'S, Contains Ammo.
mia Alum.
(Wm. H. Shepard, st. LOUISE
BAlNS, Contains Alum
Meyer Balm Mfg. Co, st. Louis
MONARCH, Contains Ammo
mia Alum.
! (Reid, Murdoch & Co, Chicago.
SNOW BALL, Contains Alum
bengal Coffee g. Spice Mills, Chi
cago.)
GIANT, Contains Alum
MILK, Contains Alum
(W. +, Mclaughlin q Co., Chi
cago.)
! ECHO, Contains Alum
Spencer Blung Paddle Co., Chi
cago
KALBFELLS PURITY, Con
tains Alum.
(Kalbfell Mfg. Co, Chlcago.)
RISING sun, Contains Ammo
mia.
Phoenix Chemical Works, Chi
cagn.)
WHITE ROSE, Contain
Ammonia Alum,
, Globe Coffee Il Spice Mills, Min
neapolis.)
WOODS ACME, Contain
Ammonia.
(ThOs Wood q Co., Philadelphia
ANDREWS PEARL, Con
tains Ammonia.
: &C. f.. Andrews & Co., Milwaukee
HAIRLESS FAVORIrE, Cor
tains Alum.
: III. IL. Harries, Minneapolis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-31
NOTICE. OF SALE UNDER DIED OF
TRUST.

NlyHEnEAs GEORGE .. NOBLE AM
w Alice o. Snnlr, be wife, on september
IL, issp, Heoutod aud delivered % thaflei
date herewith payable three year, from date
with interest AZ be rate % scNen Yer egut pei
annum from date untl maturity, payable seml
annually ass speeches In ia coupons 20 Hail
motto attached, which said coupons were nuh'
hcrud I, ., z, 4, ana q, "a % calling Tor lhe
sum Of i0luO aud due tcsregiNcY A. ininNe
scptoinber ia. $50: 81. payable March 10.
isit. No, payable september ~, ltll, Ne,
payable Match 1t, iF2, N'. payable -opirm'
her ~, ts'g with inttrtst a me ratf Of v pes
cent after maturity SAD lromeioIy nule
f0r fisnl,n0 and all interest coupons above re-
ferrcd % were TO hucomu due IA case OF
default In the payment any interest coupon
becomes due ~ option ~ holder OF SAID notes,
aud " secure tae payment OF SAID mole and
ih,aIe't .ont2ns W. ~ Sails ~ VIZ htite n.y.
Noble, ME- wife, on tho lft day OF tepirmhof,
lssl, executed aud delivered 70 w " Mchen'
Icy = certain deed Whereby they CONVEYED 20
following described property situated an SAT-
lake Guy and counly, umh Territory com,
mencing ~ tue south eaat corner OF iot seven
tD, IA block forty nlru lial, plat "u,'
san Lake oily survey. and running thence
north ten 40 rods thence west Hour ~
rods; theaco south tea lo) rods, thence
'sipning (which said deed vas recorded IN ,ho
ufilco Of the county recorder OF SAT- Lake
,s,a.ig "a , ~ ~ ss,a ts,r,,
~ s,tsHN.s ligr this.,. ~ default
IN tho payment Of saii indebtedness And Ia
49, 49,, ~ $50, 49,, III ,,.,,tv dsv. M now
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Isi W. g..e,ttsd 'Trgp,ises ~ any psft
,bsrrnf N nn6l,e ,eadne. AZ tho fropi DO N Of
sts'g,.s, ts.,'s y, -st' Taka anvutv I'tsh
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ss,Sn " ,, e. NJ rgnt uet antum rom
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ana W.. w. y, NV ,,s,t, snd s,hstss. ia
VA ~ b as1 y, ,,,ts liz pssmssI ~ eou.
iau. " ,''u Nv, . q ~ ~ inn 'tsa d,v ana
hu.s ~ ~. ~ ,' M, h..Ins, $1,000
~ ~, ,n,rs.. tns ana ~ infaSmsd
Nv mntpTs' and NJ ssid prineip.l and interest
,s,, ,, aI M b,yinv hssn naid Nor
sIihsr nar INV mari ef elmer eounons cNcrpt.
Nv, ,,,s,.sa man roston No Z ahovs r.fss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-31

a Boston newspaper reports an anus
Ing scene In an open horse car. The
conductor had collected his fafes and re-
turned to his station upon tho rear plat.
form when one Of the passengers loft his
seat and took another nearer the front
The conductor. meantime. was pre-
sumably on tho lookout for passengers,
and when his gaze reverted TO tho car he
saw, as he thought, new man in one OF
tho forward seats. Heproceeded Mt once
to collect the fare and tapped tho geu.
tleman courteously ON the shoulder.
This Is q one cent piece" said tho
official.
yes" answered tho passenger, ~
know It. Ipaid my fare when was In
tho other seat, This timc supposed
you were taking up collection"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-31

How one BeEimsntaI Pet Was Secured.
The Ninoty.Hfth Dcrbyshirc (now tho
Second Battalion Dcrbynhiro rcgimentl,
possessed ut ono time a highly priced
pct It was on tho Goth Of March, 1858.
that Major and Brovet Lieutenant Col.
onol Raincs Of tho Nincty.hfth foot, led
tho third assaulting column NJ the capture
Of Kotah, and important fortified city Of
Raipootana Tho assault had proved
successful, Kotah was taken, and tho
Ninety-hfth. under Colonel Raino-. was
engaged In clearing tho streets, when a
private Of tho Grcnadicr company no.
ticcd iino black ram tethcrcd In a
garden.
1t was n magnificent animal. with
enormous curved hofus-one, In fact. OF
the famous breed OF Raipootanh eight.
ing ram" Colonel Rninef attention bc-
ing drawn TO this ram, Il struck him
how very well II would look marching
at tho head Of the Ninoty-hfthi 90, as
there was no actual fighting going on at
that moment, he ordered tho Grcnadior
TO take possession " the animal
The order was readily obeyed, aud
thus the Nincty.iith acquired this hand.
some representation Of thoir county
badge (tho DERBY RAM. for tho ram
proved willing prisoner. showing not
the slightest disposition TO resent his
compulsory enlistment into her Britain
mic majesty's service, Tho Nincty.hlth
highly approved Of their prize The
ram was forthwith dubbed derby L."
aud handed over TO tho care Of tho big
drummer. who from that time became
his "comrado. Art Journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-31

Some Of tho most prominent Iron
founders arc Introducing u new and sim.
plo practice in order 20 secure stronger
cas.ings, the method IN question consist
ing In placing thin sheets Of wrought
iron In the center Of the mold previous
20 the operation Of casting. This method
was frat rcsortod to, II appears, in tho
casting Of thin plates for tho ovens OF
cooking stoves. 1t being found that u
sheet Of thin iron in the center OF q quar-
ter inch oven plato rendered 1t prnc4-
oally unbreakablc by FIRE.
This result has led to the process be-
ing now applied TO tho casting Of large
iron pipes. core OF sheet iron imparting
additional strength and lessoning tho
liability to any fracture, As AN evil
.dence Of tho additional strength capable
Of being impaired by this means, It is
stated that plate OF iron one-fourth Of
an inch thick. cast with a perforated
sheet OF 2l.wiro gauge wrought iron In
the confer, possessed six times tho
strength OF n similar east plate with no
core. The quarter inch plato had the
strength Of u plato ono inch thick. = I,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-31

Arago. tbs great Froneh scientist,
dreaded nothing more than seeming
ridiculous Hc was careful Of his dig.
nifty even with his most intimate friends
Eugene de Mirccourt give an amusing
account In his Portraits 81 silhouettcs
du XIX Steele" OF Aragos modification
NJ having 10 share u room with his
friend, NJ Quctalet director Of the
b. els observatory.
Ihcy were AZ Louvain. Whom Il APP
pcartl that the best accommodations
that could be given them was one room
with two beds Arago seemed much dis.
turbed. When they went 10 the room
he paced the floor impaticntly, while tho
Belgian astronomer watched him Ia as.
constituent and dared not prepare for
bed.
Finally Arago seemed To form dos
psrato resolution. lie exclaimed, IL
ought to tell you, my dear friend, that
II Is impossible for mo TO sleep unless
have ON my head
WHAT
~ cotton nlghtcnpf'
"Iaith. that il my own habit" replied
NJ. Quetelot "Many persons cover their
heads so when they 20 20 bed
"Do you think soF said Arago with q
sigh Of relief. "But that Is not all
When | Sleep
"Welly
III fnorel'
"Ah, 20 do |. make rs much noise
ms n nina orunuH returnel the Delginu
"Oh, well, then, that Is different"
faid Arago, much consolel. "I.et Us 30
TO bed"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-31

About sitting Erect and Longing.
The crusade which began some months
ago against the habit Of Americans sit
ting on their uplnes" has suddenly start
ed mp again. Tho lackadaisical, round
ehouldered and slanting carriage OF New
Workers is noticeable IN nearly all public
places have often observed, In glanc-
ing over the people In tho big rosiau-
rants, that the diners loungod In their
chairs almost without exception. The
man who sat erect In sensible fashion
was great rarity. All along Broad.
way loungers In hotels are sprawlcd
over their seats IN similar way, and
nothing Ia more common than TO see u
man slide down In his seat In tho thea.
ter until his knees are wodged against
the chair In front Of him and his neck
rests upon the back Of his own chair
In railroad trains there Is similar ex-
hibition Of laokadaisical sprawling,
lounnng and half recumbcnt mon.
have q notion that al Of this u due to q
certain extent 90 Ignorance.
Men who nave long journeys TO 70
through should try the effect Of sitting
upright In the corner OF scat one day
and sprawl all over the seat the next.
They win find that the percentage Of
fatigue IL immeasurably smaller when
sitting sluarely In tho seat than when
trying TO cover It in a recumbont posi-.
ton. So It Is In tho street car, tho cab
and the elevated trains The principal
advantage Of tho erect posture Is that
when n person sits in this way, without
leaning against the back Of the seat. tho
/ Jar Of the car l. 80 distributed that II
never reaches the head. There Is much
more comfort to bo had in sitting erect
than in louuging. - Blakoloy Hall Ia
Brooklyn Eagle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-31

DR.. l.. Corneau. author OF work on
titled Certain Signs OF Death" says
that he can cite ninety-six well authon-
ticated cases where persons were buried
alive BY mistake. Here is onei A French
army officer, on Aug, &c. 1885, was buried
at Saintos with military honors. The
parting salute awoko him from apparent
death. He knocked upon the Id OF tho
coffin. was heard and set ut liberty He
marched back to the house OF mourning
ut the head Of tho detachment that had
been detailed to escort his remains to tho
tomb,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-31

Rev |. 8, Stone, OF New York, says
Tue right way to help suffering human
Wy Is to follow the lead OF tho London
christian socialists, and feed and clothe
'ne needy and find work for the unem-
ployed' Following this system, Rev. MIR,
e'ones church has opened free EN-
poyment bureau, which during the
p4'l SIX months has found work for 600
oerona
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-31
srAYIMo TAg AANo Or pEA1A.


Means OF Reconciliation.
Colonel Henry Elsdale, Of the Royal
engineers. claims to have discovered u
certain aud rapid means Of rssufoitat.ng
persons from tho effects Of suiIocation.
A supper among the men under his com.
mand at Chatham was ono day found
enveloped In the folds Of a half empty
war balloon. The coal gas with which
II had been inflated had suiiocated him,
and TO all appearances he was dead
man. But efforts were made to restore
him, though the pulsoless heart and ca.
daverous face Of the man gave no en-.
courngeincnt 30 peraevere. In mo.
ment q something like Inspiration q
occurred 10 Colonel Elsdale to send for
some tubes Of compressed oxygen. which
had been prepared for the oxyhydrogcn
light
This pure oxygen. NJ n very high pres.
sure, was hurriedly conveyed into the
mouth Of the PROSTATE sappor By means
Of inserting the nozzle Of the valve be.
tween his teeth. mud the supply was
"gcntly turned on" TO the smallest ca.
tent The effect was absolutely instan.
taneouA In an instant he opened his
eyes and seized tho nozzle between his
teeth In short. tho sapper was not only
thoroughly revived within few min.
utel, but In half an hour walked away,
quite well, TO the barracks, aud refused
10 20 to tho military hospital, "a was
suggested by his commanding officer.
OF course the objection will DO raised
that everybody has not tubes Of pure
oxygen at high pressure In readiness to
apply 20 such cases Happily oxygen In
quantities "a large rs those administered
IL not needed. aud II can DO stored ''n
small, strong bottles made Of the finest
steel, with y valyo giving an absolute
hcrmotie SEAL
These vessels may DO rs small as a
toda water bottle. and may be made par,
Of tho medical stock OF every doctor.
Oxygen at any degree Of compression
required can. In fact, now bo obtained,
and the whole apparatus for restoring
/ vitality can DO packed In small boz
| quite portable.
What Possibilities may not such a dis
covory as that TO which we have drawn
attention involved It Is equally availa
bic, we are assured, for those person.
who have been asphyxiated by chok,
damp In coal mines, or by ordinary Goa
gas People apparently drowned. AM
those insoniblo from long exposure II
the rigging Of a ship, might also be saved
from an untimely end by what Colono
Elsdalc calls "a doso o. oxygen"
II would probably be invaluable, too
In cases OF suiiocaiion from the fumes o
charcoal, or in cases where chloroioru
had operated iniuriouily on veal
heart. Such n discovery should ut ono
occupy tho attention OF tho Royal Col
lego Of Physicians, with view Of ascor
tanning whether Colonel Elsdale ha
oyerrated the benoleiont effects 70 be an
tieipatod from fho administration 0
pure oxygon.--London Chronicle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-31

While there has been no great outward
demonstration OF tho fact, business firms
have many of them had an exceptionally
trying summer on account OF tho dull
mes, OF trade. But II will all DO made
mp to them In the fall undoubtedly, and
those who can hang ON will find har'
vest waiting for them ~ good as that
which tho agrlculturis.s are now begin
ming 70 realize on.