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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-20
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-20

Twenty years ago George c. Ball OF
Blarstown, Pa, started to save rs cents
daily. The fund now amounts to SIS25.
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the latest scientific appliances for the OF
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AWFUL, But TRUE.
Sad End of a Brilliant
Career.
(From the Daily Papers. !

ki'hNioSOt LUZ INC great
good they have done me dur
Ing the past few months, I
suffered for years from ner-
vous debility and kidney
troubles, and had spent hum
dreds OF dollars and much
time in endeavoring to get
cured. / have been treated
by some of the most famous
specialists in the State of
California. but was never
thoroughly relieved of my
pain until l became a patient
at the Cosmopolitan Dispen-
ssry. Their treatment is Pc
culIar aud cures speedily. 1t
seems a miracle to me, for
they have labored under
great disadvantage, as 1
have Kept constantly at
hard work. They cured
me. and l heartily recon-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27
HOW TO TUNE A PIANO.
Mysteries OF the Professional Plano Tuner
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

Experiments aud observations Made In
1890 at the Kansas L1pcriment station.

Experiments aud observations Made In
1890 at the Kansas Lapcriment station.
Following AFRO some Of the leading
points In bulletin from the Kansas sta
ton on observations nudcin oat smut;
Hot water again proved itself to be pre-
eminently superior TO all of the several
fungicidcs uacd, Int Il was closely fol.
lowed In beneficial effects by a ono half
pr cent. solution Of potassium sulphidc.
The latter had not heretofore becu ul'.l
at the station, bat It's chcapncs, easa of
application and efficiency are strong rec
concentrations In is favor. II only q
small quantity Of seed IL TO be- treated.
the potassium sulphide will give perhaps
lea tronble than even the hot wntur IL
will he necessary simply TO put n pound
OF It In twcnty-four gallons o. water.
and. after it Is dissolved. throw In tho
seed TO DO treated. After twnty.iour
hours the seed may be removed from tho
solution 10 dry. Possibly too high hopes
are entertained Of iis availability. since
only one SC. Of trials has been made. hut
the experiment will be repeated.
In some plots u oats belonging 10 tho
farm department largo quantity OF
hidden smut was found. Tho heads nrn
almost exactly like normal ONES. though
on tearing open the hulla the grain IL
found to be completely snuttei. BY The
most careful inspection these smuitcd
heads can, after little experience, usu.
ally DO detected by their grccncr
color when the oats should DO
taking on the yollowish tingc In ripen.
ing, and the blcachcd tips OF the ontcr
glumcs while tho base remains deep
green. II Is evident that when the smut
Is thus partly hidden an estimate Of the
amount occurring In folds is invariably
too mail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27
NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE. Is IiEREBN civKN TiIAr IN
~ der ana by virtuc 81 an order Of the FRO
bate Court OF salt Late County. Utah Tern
tory. mnfo ~ the 2lst day Of fchruuy. tt'i.
Tho undersigned. tho duly appointed and quail
ned guardian 81 the persons and estates ut
John woodruff and julia woodruff, minors
viii sell NJ private snlc. 70 tie highrst bidder
for cash, sud subject 10 confirmation
w. said Probate court. alt the nahi,
title. Interest. and estate ~ the said
minors, In or 10 that ccrinu piece or parcel Of
iaud situate IN salt i.ske city, salt istc caun
~. uthh fcfuiory, nnd particularly descuhei
a. follows, TO VII An undivided one thiri Nv
tefutt IN ints ten ilpi AMI o,eNcn tiiItm ulucl
thirteen illl, Eve nrros, plat ~" hig tioid
survey.
bile In writing will be- received Tor sii1 prop
ertv. addressed 10 the undernFned. care ~
Isaac 81. Wadlslii attorney. p aud y Ias
Tirsi south ftrset, salt i.ntc city, ttsh, ~ to
aud nnsindlng the llst day NJ March, isai, AFTER
which aid property will ie sold Terms aud
condition NJ sslo, cisi. aud subject w conhrn'
alton b. said Probate Court
ASAlihL ~. WOODRUFF
uuarilan OF the persons and estates VI taid
Daied ihi- ilih DAY ofMareh. isal. I'D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

A bulletin "a about to bo issued by tho
United States department Of agriculture
OF special interest 20 beet growers. Thi.
presents data in possession OF the depart.
mcnt concerning which tho mos. fro.
luont inquiries arc made by those dcsir.
Gus of growing sugar bcets. II will b.
issued as Farmer Bulletin No. o. OF
tho United States department Of agri
culture.
Farmers Bulletin No. T." which will
soon be issued. will give full directions
for treating grape diseases; II will Misc
describe the diseases In such way tina,
any grape grower will bc able to rccog
nizc them, etc. Applications for the
foregoing should 10 made 10 the sccrc.
tary OF agriculture or 10 tho chemist OF
the United slatcs department Of agri'
culture, Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27


i. Who Is the artist and who Is the me
chanici
An artist Is simply workman who
knows what lac Is doing. and does Il as
well as he possibly can. The workman
Of whom this mny DO truly said Is al.
ways M artist.
Tho mechanic, properly speaking. i
the man who docs things In mechani.
cal way. Two mon may do tho samc
kind OF work with exactly the same
tools, hut one may be- an artist, and
the other Is called an artiilccr or me.
chanic. But one has learned 10 the ut
tcrmost not only tho principles mud the
meaning Of what he does, but the very
best way OF using the tools, TO produce
mechanical results; whereas tho other
perhaps has gone no deeper than tho
surface Of H. and does Il moro or less
automatically, as 10 has been taught.
When n young mnn--it may also he
said young woman, since There Il no
sex In art, and women nowadays rival
men In the originality and skill Of their
work-has learned enough Of any craft
or handiwork 10 make him u good
workman, and ablo TO earn n good
worknans pay, there Is always some.
thing more TO be lcarncd.-J. Il. Cham.
berlin In Youths COMPANION,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

Tho Guernsey and Jersey breeds Of
cattle come from different islands Ia the
British channel. On each island care Is
taken TO preserve its fayoritc strain In
its purity, and the two arp more alike In
their general appearance than the cows
Of any other breed, although the Guern.
scy IA the larger OF the two by from 100
10 200 pounds. Both are noted forthc
richness of their milk, and for that rca-
son are highly esteemed rs family cows
In this country the Jerseys ARE much the
more numerous, but tho Guernscys are
increasing In number. and there are
many notable herds Of them that arc
esteemed by their owners and admircni
US at least equally, II not even more
desirable In all respects than the Jer-
seya. The milk Of the two breeds. when
tested for butter fat, has been found 30
nearly alike that no preference can be
given to one over tho other in that re-
spect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27


Many farmers are not entirely salts.
fled as to tho relative value OF corn cured
Ia tho ordinary way and fed dry and
corn preserved In the silo. A good many
experiments have been made at various
state stations, among which may DO
mentioned tho New Jersey. MaSsachus.
eits, Wisconsin. Iowa. Maine, Now
York. Missouri and Illinois stations,
each Of which has made a report on tho
subject. At tho Ohio station no salts
factory test Of the matter has ~ yet
been made. but the director. IN sum
ming up tho results ~ other stations,
SAYS that those which bear evidence OF
tho greatest thoroughness agrec In indi.
catingi
That there Is practically no difference
between tho feeding values OF given
quantity OF corn cured ~ cnsilngo aud
an equivalent quantity cured as dry fod.
der, provided equally good husbandry
has been practicod In both cases. Rot
ten silagc and weather beaten corn fod.
der may DO compared with each other,
hut not with well cured materials.
Whether corn may bc cured and pre-.
served moro economically by tho ono
procesaor the other depends largely upon
local circumstances and seasonal peoul.
iaritios.
Among tho objections 10 the silo arc
the facts that its filling comes Just Mt
whea. seeding and that II involves an
immense amount Of heavy work. ON
tho other hand, the fodder once in the
Hilo Is secure from the weather and Is Ia
convenient shape for feeding aud tho
laborlous job Of husl,ing aud stacking
the fodder ia dispensed with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27
FARM, FIELD, GARDEN.
NEWS, NOTES AND EXPERIENCES
IN COUNTRY LIFE.

Extracts from n Paper on Poultry Keep
Ing Read by u Successful rouiterer lie
fore New York Farmers Institute.
Profitable breeds, Good BuiIdings. lite.
In an exhaustive paper read before q
New York Farmers institute. Mr.. +. n.
Dawley, Of Syracuse, who has had a
largo experience in poultry keeping, saidi
Poultry is bred for fancy purposes, tot
market purposes and for farm purposes.
Now, N You are going into the ponltry
business decide whether you want to
produce eggs or flesh. and feed ond pro.
cure your breeders with ono end or tho
other In view. II you decide to breed for
egg production. try Leghorns. Minorras.
Hamburgs or their orosscs. II You think
II will pay you better TO raise bruilcra.
try the Plymouth Rocks. Wyandottcs or
Javas, nnd " you have made up yonr
mind that there Ia the most money for
you In raising roaster., try Cochins,
Langshans ar Brahmas.
Each is profitable whom bred for the
purpose for which nature intended II,
and corrcspondingly improbable when
bred for any other.
Having selected your breed. provide
suitable quarters for them. am not In
favor Of allowing hens to run all over
tho premises. A barn basement. with
southern exposure, inhl;s % good winter
place for fowls. providing It eau bs
closed and kept frec from drnnghts. II
You put up building especially for
poultry select dry, sheltered spot. make
n balloon frame Of . bya scnntling and
cover 1t. both inside and out, with tarrel
shenthing. Over each by 4 on the ont.
eide nail strip ono inch thick, and 10
thcsc nail your cove siding. A shirglc
roof Is cheapest In tho ond. Put win.
dowl In tho south side Of tho building,
but don't put In too many. Glass con.
ducts cold as well as heat. No matter
where you keep your fowls. mako the in.
eide Of the hen house plain. Build tine
roosts aud nests 10 you can take them
cut and leave the house perfectly bare
for cleaning.
II we want 10 produce eggs We must
feed for eggs, and II we want TO produce
flesh we must feed for flesh. When
You find II profitable 10 keep fifty hens
YOU may venture to keep moro. II you
find the profits less when you have fifty
hens than when you had twenty-five.
you had better reduce your stock. More
than thrce.fourths Of thosc who try TO
keep poultry cannot keep fifty hens and
mako as mech money Us when they keep
twenty-five,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

Tho worker bees which arc also or.
roneously called neutcrs, AFRO undovol.
opcd fcmalet. possessing most Of the or.
guns Of the queen. and sometimes laying
eggH The eggs Of these workers, how.
ever, produce only dronos. Tho workers
are the most populous individuals Of tho
hive, there being from $4,000 to 10, 900 In
each good colony. The workers, ~ the
name implies. do all tho work except
laying eggs, which duty is imposed upon
the queens. Worker eggs are eggs that
are itnprcgnatcd and laid only by fer
tile quccni these will produce either
workers or queens. Hybrid bees are n
cross between two species. In bee cul-
turo tho term is generally applied TO a
cross between tho black and the Italian
becs. Italian bees may DO known BY
three bands Of yellow across the upper
part Of the abdomen Of the worker bce.
ltalianizing il changing from any other
species of bees TO the Italian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

Farmers and gardeners and fruit grow.
ors fully recognize the value OF barnyarl
manure In ton Of ordinary manure
continuing % per cent. of water, there
arc 1870 pounds Of organic matter and
e25 pounds of ash. Except for its me.
chanlcal and indirect benefit to tho soil
all tho manurial value OF tho l,e5l
pounds OF organic matter Ia due to the
nitrogen which It contains. IL e any
wonder, therefore. that We hear SO nue.
about nitrogenl 30 says Joseph Harri
In an essay lately published ON the u
u nitrate OF soda.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27


The People Of the Territory Of Utah send
To LOUISA frau. WIDOW. Tranel, :. Dyer. gllen
rfsii. i.pia u. Haut and Ann l.. FRAT,
heifs q the late addison Frau, deceased.
Vou ARR HEREBY REQUIRED To Ar.
pear o. au Hftisn Brought sgaintt you ~
the above named lainiii In ne Distriui Tour,
% tuh, aud 10 answer The compliant nici
theron within ton days teNl1siVo OF the day
81 tefNirNl alter thH HFftite On yea Of thia
sunneus-f served vi lin mi. county or Il
served Ont Of thit couuty, bat Ia this district,
within twenty days otherwise within tory as :
--or judgment ~ default viii 30 taken again' /
yyu, ncrordinr 20 the ptsyerof said compialn ,
1hc SAID aruqn i bfuurhi o. have derfru
~ init court AdiudERg each Of the dcfsndanif
herein 10 tet faith thg nature 81 their claima
10 the pfopcfu her. natter idescfiaed. aud
jadrias mat iho defsni.nis or sseh af
- either ~ ihem ave no eitste o.
lnlete.i whaisyer ~ sad premises OF
aud The wsele tuurcoi. - good aud Wilt. PER
petuAlly cui1inirr dtfsudauia aud each Ut
thsm Hem -ssering any adverse inturult D.
such other aud turner RELIEF 10 to sqalty 30
iongt said pren.es are dtscrtbcd a. fallo.s,
70 vii teinmsneins q :. D, corner ~ lot !.
Hlsat 81, Plat =, SAT- Lake CITY tufvey. tun
nng uisnco West rods. tlenr. Nofth iOtoIE,
thsnee Raw rods, thence south 10 rod. NJ
plfrs Of htsinnlns. situate IN -alt LAto CITY
Ahd you az. hereby nClhed that II -tu fail
10 appear AID anawef the sait compliant a.
above required, the said plainuh v u apply 10
the conu for thyrsief fcnAHdcd there n
witness the Hon. rhs1ies :. Zane, judy and
the seal o. The Dlslrltt Couu VI The Third
Judlcial Dlsirct, ~ AN for the Trrflt0fy
OF utah, thls,ith day OF ichfuafy In the ycar
ofouf Lord one thousand eight hundrcd
lsEiLl HENRY c. MCMILLAN.
CLERK.
~ Gro U. Loosis.
elm Deputy Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

An English authority claims that ono
after effect OF heavy snowfalls IL the
largo quantity OF thi5tles which gcnor.
ally infcst arabic lands during tho fol.
lowing summer, Tho shelter afforded TO
wheat by unow seems to protect the
thistle roots also, aud 10 preserve the
terminating properties OF weeds. 50 that
there is generally large quantity OF
hoeing required. Tho best means OF de.
stroying thistle roots Is 10 drag them ont
Of the land. II Is not sufficient 10 cut
the thistle roots. for IL LEFT Ia moist
tilth they do not die, aud instead of the
number OF plants being lcssened they
are multiplied. Tho scuilcr and the
curved tined drag harrows are best suited
for dragging out the roots and exposing
them 10 the effects Of sun and wind, aud
any little attention given In this way IL
well repaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27


The best pigs we ever had nrc those
which can run ont OF doors when they
ike to, aad come In when they want to
md 30 to bed In n nice clean nest aud
natout ola clean trough variety OF food.
Such pigs will always pay.
Winter born pigs are more liable to
have the thumps. April pigs rarely hay
this destructive disease, as they can Got
ont OF doors and take plenty of exercise.
AS rule profits are greater with April
pigs than with those born carlicr,
An old sow is apt TO DO sluggish, an,
The risks OF her killing herriga are twas
as great as with young one.
The best crosses are had with o fine
aoned sire aud coarse mother.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

wherein Grabs and Lobs.ers Are Alike.
There arc many curious points about
'rabs aud Holsters. Every one Of either
genus Is provided with u big claw for
crushing and n small claw adapted by
lis shape for cutting as scissors do.
With these two claws they tear the food
they capture into fragments and feed
themselves literally from 'hand 10
mouth" But there Is every reason To
suppose That the claws are intended
quito as much for fighting rs for eating
purposes, inasmuch ns such powerful
hands nrc not needed for devouring tho
OF food they prefer. Interview In
Washington Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

n. s. Dclano, of Middlcport, vinegar
Inspector. said, nj the late annual con.
ven,ion Of the New York State Cider and
Vinegar association. that as result Of
the vinegar law moro pure cider vinegar
is being sold and dealers are pleased with
its working.
Professor Bailey expressed the opinion
that the lesscuing longevity Of apple
orchards Is due TO the lessening fertility
Of soils, and no was strongly convinced
that young or vigorous orchards. upon
good land well TILED aud fertilized,
would still prove profitable. In reply Ia
tho query Of n cider maker M 30 whether
II Is profitable or not To let the cheese
stand before pressing, member saidt
"The sooner you get tho cider ont tho
better, Tho old time idea among farm.
ers was that the cheese should stand over
night. but they have learned better"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27
NOTICE.
TUE erNKnAL MErnSn or

rt'nE GENERAL MEETING or THE
4 stockholders Of Iion's Comparative MGR.
camille Institution will be held NJ the in.uiu.
lions Factory on south Temple street. be.
tween kast Temple and firit last streets, SAT-
Lake CITY. on saturday, Arnl tih, l'Il. at 10
~. for the purpose Of hearing the Presi.
dents Report. amending the Articles OF Asso.
cial'on. Increasing the capital stock by chang.
Ing Article 3 81 the Articles OF As'ociation 10
read % followsi "Ihe Capital stock OF the
inNltunPn shan consist OF i,.'ol shares OF the
par yalno Of slo0each." and Tor tho trans,o.
too u such other business as may be brosht
before tie meeting
A. q. wEnnEil. secretary.
salt Lake city, March isth, is1l dSs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

Tho following story l. told Of old
'fnilier Taylor IIc once went from
n certain town. noted for It's apathy In
religions matters, 10 conference meet.
Ing, whore his brethren In the ministry
were comparing notes Ms 10 the condl.
ton of church work In ench ones 10.
callty. Presently some ono asked la.
thcr Taylor how tho religious interest
was In -
"oh,n replied that gentleman, ire
llglon is looking up In 49,"
This occasioned much surprise, ~
such declaration seemed directly con.
trary 10 general rcportsi
slow is thatf' was asked. SIS
there any general awakening Of tho
churchcsT
"No.n
ANY special interest on the part of
those outside the churchosr
"No."
"Wcll, then, how do you explain
your remark shat religion is looking
up In ---r
Why said Father Taylor dryly.
religion !, Hat on It's back in ---, and
mas 10 look up II Il looks aDywlerew--
Lewiston Journal.