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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20
"ln Favor OF the Jew.y

We condemn the anti-SemitIc legis.
latlOn Of Russia and contrast the con-
dillon OF the Jews In this free and
favored country, hut we continue 10
foster prejudice and retail worn charges
which we have never taken the trouble
10 investigate. 81 cannotQ understand
your aSAociating with Jews.v said an
ordinarily amiable young woman.n al
don't like them and don't want Ia
have anything 20 do with them. -
"haye you any personal acquaintance
with thrml' l asked. al can't say
mat have. There was Jewish girl
AZ our buatding.school, but that was dif.
iofeh'i she was bright,and pleasa ut, and
quite like other people" Many other
"'critics" are not more enlightened.
Ssme charges ARE obsolete. but We hear
continually that Jews are sordId, mean
and ranaciOus. They arrive In this
country poor nnd speedily become rich,
and this l. the result Of overrcaching
and trlckcry. They do not assist In the
development Of the country By becom-
Ing mechanics or ngriculturist-. They
are rcveng,fnl. They are rude. uncui-
tured, osteniatlous. They are intolsr.
ant TO Chrlslianity. They always have
been anu always Will be au allen race,
aud America wants citizens and pair,.
ois. Let US hear the other side. Though
a stain OF mcnnness aud cunning has
been imprinted by centuries Of Gentle
oppression, many Jews are unspotted
By u, aud show the purcst quality Of
honor. Their success r. due 10 business
habits, ihtift, and intelligence. They
have irawn capital TO the country and
Increased Ia commercial Influence.
They are eager 10 acquire, but ready
10 give. know Russian Jews, poor
ana supcrstitlous, who allowed an aged
Christian women 10 occupy room IN
their house, rent nee, whlle she was
too III 10 work, AMI supplied her with
necessatlcs for weeks. rhr generosity
Of wealthy Jcws Is too well known 10
require illustration or comment. Tho
brother Of Bishop Helmuth, founder
Of Helmuih College, IN London, Can.
ada, was tolerant aud generous Jew.
when Isaac Helmuth entered the
Christian ministry he was dlslnherlted
by his father, who LEFT about $500, 900
10 one sou. But that favored son said,
9TH. half Of this belongs to lsaac,D
and 20 l,nac II was scnt.-horth imeri.
can Rsrieg. IN :.
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RELIGIOUS PIRsECu nOy.

As THE story u the massacre OF In.
dlans at Wounded iSnss lie developed.
It becomes more and more certain that
the troops engaged In It chased iieelng
squaws and papooses rs well rs bucks,
aud shot them down wherever found.
a dispatch dated Pine Ridge, Jan. 10.
contains this paragraph;
"fhls afternoon one OF tho Indian
police discovered the bo l,o, of iour dead
Indians In the crock oi womle Knee.
a boy, two girls and an old .qunw. They
were evidently victims OF tho Wounded
Knee battle"
This Ia bu, one incident Of large
number that have been published.
They all go to establish what we said
whom the news OF the slaughter was
first received.
Apropos Of the views we have OK.
pressed on the error and Injustice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20
THE LOWEST FLAME or JOUR.
NAIJsM.

TIM word "rntcrprlse, ss applied
% tho manner In which certain cinss
ofJournalism Is pushed In this coun.
try with the sole Wow OF making II pay,
Is n prostitution Of tho term. Dcccp.
lion and cupldity woald better dos
rribs the moving sentiments OF those
who engage In It. They have no re-.
gard for the public good. They are
Indifferent ~ 10 individual Injury. To
make sensation 10 m TO sell their
wares Is the ovcrshadowing object.
One can have some respect for the
extreme partlzan, and even for tho
blgot who bitterly attacks something
he believes to DO wrong or detrimental
% thcpublic Interest, even though no
be- clearly In error and evidently car.
riod away by feeling instead OF being
led by truth and governed by reason.
But for the greedy and unptlncipled
creatures who care nothing for tho
alschoods they may spread, or the
harm they may DO, 30 long as they
ake In the dimes that count up Into
Inc dollars they worship, there oan he
nothing la n Just mind but detesla-
lion.
We have alluded two or three times
20 an eastern illustrated magazine
which has Published articles purport.
Ing to be- written by n "Mormon.D
Aud We have shown that they were
not and could not have bocn written
either by one who had ever been a
"Mormon," or by person familiar
with "Alormon" doctrines aud his.
tory.
Now II appears tho publishers Of the
magazine In which this palpable fraud
WINS perpelated, arc endeavorlng 10
circulate these receptions upon the
public by unusual means. Postal
eards are being addressed TO indlvldu.
als all over tho country, specially
drawing attention 10 these llbelous
articles, ani closing with this sen.
tencei
"Ihoir intention IL 10 show by the evl.
dencc OF history and OF contemporary
witnesses that tho Meunons prefer war
with The United State. 10 an abandon.
nien1 Of polygamy."
The ldiocy Of this, 10 view OF IN.
Action Of lhp nhur,h n,, 0h. ...t.....
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BUY your drugs OF "the boys -
johnson, Pratt 4 Co.. IS Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

Of attempting 10 suppress the indian
dances, wbIchare religious exercises aud
injure no one unless 1, be the Indians
engaged 10 them, We Ind the following
In very Interesting correspondence
from Adaton, Nebraska, 10 the Salt
Lake Herald, dated January 18th.
II mus, horc rotate an incident OF this
Messiah campaign. Last iall and few
days before Colonel Gallagher was 70.
licycd Va Indian Agent NJ Pine Ridge
Agency. tho following choice convor.a.
Ton took place between him aud chief
Ola band Of Brnles who wore carrying
on the ghost dancu:
Colonel Gsllngher--why moi stop yonr
dnncing1 DO you not know that your
medicine men arn misinformlur you aud
that this Messiah bushes. b falsof
"Chief-wliy does no. tho white man
kin Oft hl. prcaoherSs Those mon talk
ffcin book. They never ,aw the Mes.
siah. They only rad about Him. The
Messiah came TO usln tho mountains. We
saw Hun. We talked with Him. lie
told Us Just what will come. We have ~
much right to believe our Messiah whom
We saw with our very eyes, A. YOU 10
believe your preacher, whose only know.
Ledge comes nom a big book.
THIS unexpected logic somewhat
turned the tables Of argument In the
wrong direction, aud I, more than con.
WINGED Colonel Gallagher that the indians
wero Indeed imbucd with the idea that
hls Messiah outrankcd the one o. the
nlbla.t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20
FULL TEXT or rnE FREE COINAGE
SILVER BILL.

Tnr following Is the full text OF the
Silver bill, which passed the Senate
last Wednesday, the 18th Instant
"sccilon /. That from and amer tho
date u tho pn'sag Of this act the unit Of
value In tho unIic1 States shall be- tho
dollar, and tho samo may DO coined Of
il2ii gr,ns Of standard silver or OF % $40
grains u standard gold; and the said
colns shall be legal tender for all debts,
public and private; ,hat thereafter any
owner Of silver or sold bullion may do.
posit tho same NJ any mllt o. tho United
States tohe formed Into STANDARD dollar. or
bars Tor his bonoii, and without charge,
hut II shall he LAWFUL To refuse any de-
posltof less value than Sl0O,or any bullion
80 base ~ to be unsuitable Tor tho opera.
tons OF tho mint.
Sec. > That the provisions of section Q
ofau act To authorize tho coinage Of the
standard silver dollar aud to restore it,
logal'tcnder character which became a
lnw February ., 1875, arc hereby made
applicable to the colnagc IN this act pro.
vi1od Tor.
Sec. 2. That the certificates provided
Tor In the second section OF this act aud
all silver and gold certificates already
lssuod shah be Of determinations Of not
lc's than 81 or more than 500; and such
corilhcatc, shall he Reasonable In coin
Of standard value. A sufficient SUN to
carry ont the provisions OF TIL. act is
hereby appropriated out of money In tho
Treasury not otherwise Appropriated.
The provision Ia section / OF the rel, OF
February ., 1878, entitled "An 40, to
authorize tho coinage OF tho standard
silver dollar and ~ restore its LEGAL.
iendor character" which requires the
Secretary Of the Treasury to purchase at
the market price thereof not less than
s2OlO,OJO worth OF silver bullion per
month, nor more than sl,OO0,O0J worth
por month OF such bullion, is hereby re-
pcalcd.
Soc. 4. That the certificates provided
Tor In this act and all silver and gold Ger.
tlhcaies already issued shall DO rccely.
able Tor all taXos and doe, to the United |
States OF every description, aud shall be
= legal tendor for the payment Of an |
debts public aud private.
Sec. 8, That owners Of bullion depo.li.
cd for coinage shall have the option To re.
ooivo coin or It's equivalent in tho cer.la.
Mates provided for In this act and such
bullion shall bo subsequently, coined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

Daring thu residence oftwo winters
In n tomb ut 0lzeh, Mr.. w. NJ.
FLINDERS Petrie collected evidences
showing that the tools used In WORK.
Ing stone 1000 years ago were con.
structcd with Jewel Us the cutting
edge. Solid and tubular drills, straight
and circular disk saws, ani lathe tools
were made with Jewels set Ia metal.
Tho lines OF cutting on u granite cor,
made by n tubular drill for continuous
spiral, the grooves being Of q uniform
depth and width throughout, showing
that the cutting point was not worn az
the work advanced. The regular
taper OF the core would Indicate that
Jewels were also set upon the outside
and inside Of the drill, thereby facilI.
nting It's removal. In some speci.
mems of granite thu drill sank
one'tenth OF an Inch at each reyo-
luton, aud the pressure necessary 10
DO this must have been from one 10
two tons. The skin of the workmen
and the capacity Of the tool--are Illus
ttated by the clean path through both
sntt anu hard material-nO difference
In the groove being perceplible, al.
though II passes from uoft substance
Into quartz, subJecllng the tool 10 an
enormous strain. Ia plane surfaces
the depth aud width Of the cuts indI.
cate the successive stroke Of saw, and
the use Of the circular saw 10 proved
by the regularly curved lines. The
forms Of the tools were tho same that
experience has sanctioned at the pres.
ent time.
The scarcity OF the diamond and the
lack OF strength In the sapphire and
horyl lead 10 the consideration Of cor.
undum. Nothing has boon found about
the metal OF which the tool was made
or the method Of settling the Jewels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20
DIR. KOCn's NOTED REMEDY.

TUBERCULOSIS is now the medical
term for consumption. From this
disease u Is estimated that one sixth Of
The people Of civilized nations die. No
country or cline Is entirely free from
It, 1t is true, however, that there are
regions In which the people suffer less
nom II than In Others. i, IA most
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20
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Dr.. Kelnedy's FaYOTitN Remedy


The Best Salye In tho world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhoum'
Fever, Sores, letter, Chspped Hands,
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sPrRIrUALIsrIC FRAUDS.


sPIRIrUALisrIC FRAUDS.
"srmTuALfsM" made IL first pub.
lie appearance Ia this country In 1917,
when the Fox sisters surprised the
people Of New York State with their
rapplngs and table turnings. Ina short
period II became ono Of the fads Of tho
time, and extended beyond the Attain
Tic. its professors soon became divided
Into two schools. One OF these con.
sisted Of persons honestly determined
to Investigate and explain certain phe-
nomena. Tho other school consisted
OF sbarPs, swlndlors and mlscrean,s
whose only object was gain by lmpos.
Ing on crcdulous people. Today this
class exists more pfosperously than
ever. There Is not a city from the At.
lsntic 10 the Pacific free from the ne.
farious Influences Of this social pest.
Even our own beautiful city IL 70
Infected at present. Together with the
plnps, gamblers and thugs who have
swoopcd down on US during the past
year, the mountebank splritualiat has
also come. lie lives on tho crcdullty
and simplicity Of his victims. In
many Gases he profits by the mlufor.
tunes Of his fellow mortals. II Is neces.
sary very often 10 adopt summary
measures with this nuisance, and In
doins 70 TO call In the aid Of the police.
twill DO romsmborcd that In Chi.
cago few years ago the Bangs sisters
had To 10 suppressed by tho officers.
These women were rather comedy per.
sons, plausible speakers, and 10 Ger.
tain extent intuitivv readers or char.
ncter. They became the most pro-
nounocd 30 called mediums OF the
Garden City. Along with nil this,
reports also got abroad that families
were disrupted, gulllblo persons swim.
died out Of large sums OF money, and
not n few cases for tho In.
sane asylum manufactured. All
this became connected with tho
famous splritualIs,r, tho Misses Bangs
The police finally took up tho matter,
and were supported by Prof. Bundy,
editor OF tho Reii0io Phiioiophicai Jour.
nal In Chicago.
The officers aud reporters attended
tho "scanccs" aud made themselves
thoroughly acquainted with the work
In progress. A Russian count who
went into spirit land many years ago
used 10 appear aud give most thrilling
accounts Of hisspirit life.
The departed wlvesof rich husbands
used TO appear, and so on. Finally II
was decided TO mako a raid one night
alta given signal. when the Russian
Count appeared, the detectives and 70.
poten maisa rush for the platform
and succeeded Ia catching not Rus.
slan spirit Count, but an American
gentleman arraycd In huge Donegal
whiskers aud flowing robe.
The Misses Bangs were also surprised
In their spirit garb, and the whole
proceeding was there and then exposed
10 the audience. The police wagon
was called and the bogus maierlnllzed
spirits, with their paraphernalla,
carted Oh TO the police station.
The case was continued Ia the courts
r..
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a most complete line at
Dlnwoodey's.


VI me Peoples Equitable Co.op. A..
,,9,clalion WIN have their annual Social
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friday evening, January -. A mll
luaurllle band In nitou lance. Refresh.
nlehts VIII be soryrI by S, II, Hall
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Mrs, Lmfnellne o. Hanna. missionary for lat
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would state that used Dr. Kgunody's Fayor.
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br, David kennedy's Favoriie Remedy IL n
sovereign remody Tor SeWousness, IthSnina,
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-09-24
First published Sept. 10, 1891
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court of Barton County, Kansas, S.
James NJ. Anderson, Plaintiff,
Caroline Ronstadt, John Ronstadt, minor, Theo-
dore c. Ronstadt, minor, Frederick &. Ronstadt,
minor William H. Ronstadt, minor, and Il. .
Eugenia Booth, Defendants.
The State of Kansas, to the defendants: Caroline
Ronstadt, John Ronstadt. minor, Theodore G..
Ronstadt, minor, Frederick G. Ronstadt, minor,
and William H. ROnstadt, minor. greeting.
You will take notice that you have been sued in
the above entitled action and you must answer the
petition filed by the plaintiff on or before October
30, 1891, or the petition will be taken as ktrue
and judgment will be rendered according to the
prayer of the petition. for the of
$4,000, with interest at IL per cent. from the 18th
day of April, 1891. and for further judgment and
decree that the mortgage described in the said
petition shall be foreclosed and the land described
in said petition and in said mortgage, to-wit: The
east half te ~ of block fty-two (52, city of Ellin
wood, Barton county, Kansas, be sold to pay said
judgment and the costs of this action and after the
sale thereof that the right ttle interest and eqity
of redemption of the defendants and each of them
foreclosed and forever barred in and to said preni-
ses or any part thereof.
S. L. SEABROOK,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Attest: W. r. BUNTING. Clerk District Court
(sEAL 1896
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-09-24
First published Sept. 10, 1891.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court of Bartoi county, ansas, S.
III. Eugenia Booth, Plaintiff,
Caroline Ronstadt, William II. Ronstadt, minor,
Theodore G. Ronstadt minor, Frederick G..
Ronstadt, minor. and John Ronstadt, minor,
defendants.
The State of Kansas, to the defendants: Caroline
Ronstadt, William H. Ronstadt, minor, Theodore
C. Ronstadt, a minor, Frederick G.. Ronstadt, a
minor, and John Ronstadt. a minor. greeting
You will take notice that you have been sued in
the above entitled action and you must answer the
petition filed by the plaintiff ON or before October
Doth, 1891 the petition will be taken true and
judgment will be rendered according to the prayer
of the petition for the sum of $780, with interest
at IL per cent. from the first day of No
yember 1888, and for further Judgment and decree
shall be forecfosed and the land described
in said petition and in said mortgage, towit: East
half (e ~ of lot twenty (2O) in block ten 0) in the
city of Ellinwood in Barton county, Kansas be sold
pay said judgment and the costs of this action,
and after the sale thereof that the right, title in
terest and equity o. redemption of the defendants
and each of them be foreclosed and forever barred
in and to said premises any part thereof.
S. L. SEABROOK, Attorney for PPf.
Attest W. r. BUNTING, Clerk District Court.
TsEALI 1896.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-09-24
Boot and Shoe Department.

Mol. A good Congress shoe for
boys, sizes to 5, for 99c.
No. 2. a baby's shoe, made of good
leather, sizes from to 5 for SIC.
No. 3. A good pillow shoe for men,
two buckles, heavy grain leather,
for 99c.
MOI The best pillow shoe made
for S1.25.
No. 5. This bargain is truely a
BARGAIN. 1t is Lady's Kid Shoe
in all sizes and lasts. We sell them
to you for So 35, (other dealers ask
s2.75) with the understanding that if
they do not give perfect satisfaction
we will replace them with NEW pair.
This is our warrant.
In Misses Shoes we Will give you
some Bargains from 99c up.
Our stock of Mems Fine Shoes was
never better. Extra good values in
all kinds.
Be sure and see our Patent Leather
Vamps and Cloth Top Ladies shoes,
they are DAISIES.
In Boots we viii be sure to please
you, as we have the best line and
cheapest prices in Barton county.
Bargain No. 1. A Boys Heavy
Boot, sizes to 5, for only s1.24.
No. 2. A Boys Full Stock Boot,
sizes 1 to 5, for S1.4S. Remember
this boot is warranted to be FULL
stock.
No. 3. A Mans Boot, warranted
good leather, for S1.49.
A Mans Genuine Full Stock, war
ranted Boot for only S1.9S. Our
competitors can not reach US ON this
class of Goods.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-09-24
AGENTS WANTED.

The Autobiography and Personal "reminiscences
of Gen. Benj. F. butler, giving complete
history of men and measures in the United States
for the past fifty years from his Standpoint,
viii wake up the statesmen politicians, journalists.
military critics and the people generally to an
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-09-24
CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician. retired from practice. having
had placed in his hands by East India missionary
the formula of simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent of Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and
all throat and lung affections. also a
positive and radical. for Nervous Debility
and all nervous complaints. after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases,
hiss felt it his duty make known his suffering
fellows. Actuated by this motive and desire to
relieve human suffering will send free of charge
to all who desire it, this recipe in German, French,
English, with full directions for preparing amp
using Sent by mail by addressing with stamp
naming this paper. W. A. Noyes, $40 Poverz
Block, Rochester. n. 7.