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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

Thomas Carlyle was a dovotcc 10 tho
pipe. and he vainly sought 10 break of
tho fascination, lio Il said 10 have
smashed no loss tlian thirteen "cuttlcs'
on tho hoar,hstone of his Eccleicchan
cottage with the vow that he would
smoke no more, But as suro a. the
next day came no would be found pun,
Ing NJ n new one.
Tobacco smoke, " hc writes, "i1 tho
one element In which by our European
mnnn.n men can III silent together
without embarrassment, and when no
man Is bound 10 peak one word more
than no has virtually and actually got
10 say
Ruskin, however, who Hpod Carlyle In
90 many thlngs, hos never initiated him
In this, a great pity, for Carlyle found
that Il tranquiliznd lrritability. Why
should not Ruslin hnyo found tho
sainei Indeed Rutkin's grvamcn
against the cigar Is thnt Il enables so
many people to pass ileir timo happily
In idleness. Truly, blessing instead
OF q cunol-Npw York Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

A well dressed und not bad looking
woman, with a small handbag, rushed
Into mp town shops and stores tho other
day for Just ono cent to make up flyo
cents for car fare" Sho took II sys.
tcmatically, and nearly everybody she
came across responded 10 her appeal.
a group OF gentlemen In u cigar store
each contributed q penny--all but one.
lie said ALPHABETICALLY that 10 was
tory. bat that he had nothing less
than half a dollar.
II can change IT," she said promptly.
Tho three mon opened their eyes,
but sho saw her bad break at tho Same
moment and slipped away with a faint
tmlle creeping up from behind her ears,
New York Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

Thete Atn Many sublscts 81 rncis Sam
who uaid orders of Nobility.

Ihcfe Atn Many Subjects Of rucis sara
Who Hold orders of nobility.
II is well known that tho constiiu.
ton Of tho United States frowns upon
titles and orders Of nobility, yet there
nrc many native born Americans whose
dignitios range from tho humber or.
dcrs Of knighthood TO tho exalted rank
Of princes. And am not now alludine
20 heiresses who have been raised 20
tho pccraeo by marriage. These In.
stances are already familiar TO tho
public What is loss known Is the fact
that many American men have won q
similar elevation by direct grant from
a foreign crown.
The famou, sclontist. Count Rum.
ford, was plain New England Yankee
named Thompson, who wont abroad.
attracted general attention By hii
chemical discoveries. and was onnobiei
by the king Of Bavaria In our own
days Edison has been made count,
and Pullman, Of parlor car fame. n
marquis, by King Ilunbort, but neither
Of them cares to sport tho iitlo and Il
Is only alluded to In a joculnr fashion
By their friends Tho pope has con.
ferrcd tho order Of choyalior ON several
Americans, the most notable being til
millionaire, Joseph Bmnngnn, OF
Providence.
Tho father Of Edgar Siltus wn,
knightcd by Queen Victoria, and has
tho right TO call himself Sir Fmncl.
Saltus, but has tho good taste mover to
exorciso that right Marmnduke Rich.
ardson, a well known Now Yorker. Wns
made count by King lIumbcrt, but
never sports tho title. There arr many
Americans now living abroad WHO nre
not 20 modest. A certain American
criminal, well known 10 tho police here
as Max Shinbaum. aud by numerous
other aliases, is now living IN Belgium
as Baron shlnbaun.
Aud former liostonian. Charles
Hamilton fiskc by name, made his np.
pcamnce IN Wurenb'rg a year or two
ago A. tho Count DO Ncrnois. aud Tor a
period enjoyed the highest favor Of the
king, until he was deposcl by con.
ccr,cd action on tho part OF tho native
nobility.
In both those chses Il Is not certain
TINT tn titles wcfc genuine, although
Il h q'f,io possible that thcy may have
been acquired by purchase. an cnsy
step on the continent of Europe. Grnu
Inc Spanish tltlos. Tor example. may bt
bought pretty cheap, the price ranging
from $1,000 iuucs for o. countship o.
500 Tor a knifhtslip In Italy. lilo do
caycd nobility arc entitled 90 adopt
stnngor os their sous for a monetary
consideration. aud the adoption carries
with g such titular dignity as would b,
the birthrglit Of q real son.
Tho consideration, as q rule. Is mol
large. \ New York journalist. nov
living abroad, l. said to have purchased
the titlo OF "princ1 Chinldini" for .
mcrc triho of scvcnty.fvc dollars. +,
conclude, an instance Of titled Amcri
can citizens born on American soil q
afforded by the children 81 the Mar
cli1ncs Lama, tho novelist, all o
whom are members of tho Italian no
bility.-New York Epoch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

Masks for the face are made o. rs.
bcstos. It Is said that the heat from
tho hottest TIRE cannot penetrate
through thom TO the skin AZ for
breathing is supplied through % 'ubf
from beneath tho mask, 10 tlHt ihr
tinso or the burned atmosphere j. not
inhaled In this way the discomfort
Of working directly in front Of retors
and furnaces Is greatly relieved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

New Zealand sends largo quantities
of mushrooms 10 San Francisco and
also TO Hong Kong The Chinese oat
II, use 1t for medicine, aud make a line
dye out Of H. Oue remarkable species
grows out Of the body Of large cater.
pillar practically converting the animal
into IA vegetable, indianapolis Jour
nal
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NOTICE 10 onEplToRs.


NrOTtCE ~ iiEHEuN GIVEN HY TitE uN.
~ trfflgurd, admin .irlIriA ~ tic estate Hf
john ttrcs. deceased, ~ tn1 ,rsdtota ~, and
nit urr.rU. having rin'ma against DE Hutt
deceased, 10 ush1dt ttCm with thr necessary
voucher. within ten months aiifr me nfsi uuh.
iigHtInn ~ this notice, Co thH aHId nlmIuiHtru
ira. at tho Law ONCE Of Richards & Nut'C q. SO.
D : Mh.n sucot. salt isHy riy, m iho ,0auiy
ct saIt f.lAf.
dated August giih, iFii.
WILLAMETTE s. nFEs.
Aimu..tfatnN Of thu ,.taie oi iuln iircs,
frrHHaUd. dlaWl ms
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DKLiSoursr NorIcE.

The tiellcrue. idlh1 Mirihf C7mrlnr focs.
1Ate CITY, ttnn. icCaf.rn oil Mires aui
work. Miacral Mn Nirlnr Diifct, ststs
81 Idaho
~ OIICE.-TitrnE ~ DELINQUENT uP.
~ on tho following dst f.1rd afaft. on lr.
count Of itstssmont o. thirty .f1I cents rsr
share. levied on The iiih day N Aprll. ts1i, tho
several amounts tet opposite the nsmes Of TIE
Respective Shareholder. as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

To- ,ho matter uf ite estate u Alfred n. Game.
nfgnHHrl,
order % show cause Why order Of Sale %
Real lrfais .hoali not be- made
NJAEGAUEr s. CAiNF. TliE ADMINS
vi ratnr of the rsute ~ Alfred ". sine,
deceased, having nIcd Dor psuuuu, duly srrI
400, praying Zoe 900 order Of sole of IL part of
thr real estate 81 SAID dcrrdrut. inr thr purpose
utrein snt forth % ls therefore ordered uY thr
judFe Of aaid court, that nl prrnnH Interested
in tue estate ~ taid deceased apurar before
the sad Probate Couu 900 iuday, coo lffh day
~ nrtungr lHi, At 10 O'Clock in thc forUnnnn
of said day, a. The ruuu Room 81 said Probate
Court, 90 ne County Couu House, ln the city
uuu county Of sat LAse, tiah Territory. 60
show cause why Hu order shUuld NOT he granted
o. the SAID administration ~ tgll 90 murh uf
thg tctl rsiatc OF che aaid deceased At private
falo nF shall tu necessary, and thlt u copy az
this order be- publ ned % least four successive
Ncela iu The bEsIbIr LvENtNH NLWs, %
newspaper printed and published ln SAID Guy
hut county,
dated september ~. 1901
e, ". BAnTCn.
dliu Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

Aquamarino, sor, Of beryl, % plon.
tiiul In New England Tho richest
colorod gems Of this kind como from
Royalston, Mass Though small they
are almost as blue as sapphlre5, Chry
soboryl Is found ~ l.auy parts Of
Maine, but not Of sufficient Transporter.
cy TO have gem value
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Lucky MN Mining Company. tocaiIoa Of
prucipil place Of .gsincss PARK
Cty. Utah

NvOTtrE ~ IEHEUN GIVEN THAT At
~ nlafetinr OF The uoaTf nf Trustees held
un The 9TH day ~ August l.ll, of SALT LAKE
CITY. tfnh. an assessment SO. 3. ct two cent?
uef shaee was levied OF thU capital Hturk ~
Inc fofunraflon payable % tive secretary. with.
ln tuiftI days IRON the above date of SO. 10
Main Street sails lake CITY. tlnl Any sfurr
unan which thiH nsfes mont rrmaits unpaid
uu tno llat fHY % September. lrIl, Wall hu dee
lion. nutun payment BE- made before. Will
he f1idon the aiai day W uUiohrr. lpi. lt tho
hour Of 20 O'Clock u. in. 90 thu company a
onre, noum 80. 40 Conf tuuuu uuu iiur. salt
t.aksCiiy t'tah. 10 ray Delinquent assgHsWfuts,
together win f0ris " Eitcrtisirr aud cspcu1t
OF sale.
W J NtttuN, secretary.
nesideude nc md WDi suoli. san iaic
civ tItah.
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! n TIE Probate court i1 ind faf salt L. =
County, 1erioiyo II uiah.

n The Probate Court. i1 sod Tor salt ~ =
County, 1etrioiyof uiah.
IN tho matter Of the Esiais Of James Madden.
d. eaae1
NOTICE ~ fiTuEuY GtvnS 1ifiT
~ Ifsr S0rlfc MldaHn. almlulstfttrK, ~
the estatn OF james Madison. deceased. Ua4
rendered fOr settlement ana ulcd in said
court, her nnal account OF hm afmiu
itiratinn N said csiaie and priinon f1f
nnai disifihutiou ~ the residue oi said estate
among the ucfauus entitled thereto and
that Thursday the let day uf Oetoiief A.u. isli.
NJ 10 O'Clock y. NJ, at tla Court Room of fatd
court in the County Court House. salt Late
city AMI county. tiah 1cruiurY. ias been duly
appointed NY the Judge cot faid rnuri, for ne
ftttlument ~ said acrouut and hearing salt
pstltion for distribution, % which time and
place any person intetcsiel ln taii estate may
aUrear and show cause, 81 nuH there he why
Hhld acrOuut should nui Do settled and uU.
proved aud dnal distribution made as prayed
Tor
dated September sih. i-li 1900.
CO. NtIfS,
Cierk Of Che Probate Clud.
w G.. o.. srASrOS, bcnuN iti
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

ia the Probate Colu ne atd far salt Take
county, EcuIilry oi tiah.


h'NHtHf aNNN'N.lN % 'NHNi
IN tho matter NJ toe Estate ~ iinfnah
COWhn Dumyiie. decreased.
NOTICE II HEREBY CtyES. THAT
- ictcf tuuCluurh, executor uf Clio estate
ct lltnuah Coaan non,iile. l~reaHed. hhs
rendered Tor settlement, and hlrd iu HaIi court,
bic nnh account OF his Himuulstrauou
Of sah rthie, ana petition for nuM lit
tr.hutinn % the fCsiuup OF HAIi estate
among thg trftnns cnuied thorctn, aud
ihat saturday, the 1rd day OF Ortohur. s. u.
isll, a 10 o'clock % NJ, hi the tnuri room NJ
saii court, 10 tlc County court House -4lt
lake Cily and County Utah Territory hta been
duly appointed uy the judsc ~ salf court Tor
tNr fctuH vit ~ fhif arruunt. aud hearing
said iFuiipn W disir huiinn,ni which time aud
place aar person Interested 10 uaiI satatr maY
aif car Hud Show cause, n amy theru be-. hy
Hait account should NOT Iu srtIod auH no..
proved, ana lgal dutribuuUa made " prayed
tor
dated september u, isl.
ClcrE % the Probate Court.
Nv q. y. srANtps, DEPUTY Clors daW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

'INHE HEGuLAr ASSuAL MEETING ~
i tue stngkholdgrH NJ tic nrsrrrt NoNs
tompauyi for the purpose 0f hraung reports
and dieting Hoard NJ Directors tor thC rusu.
uH scar, Will bee held in itu romptuy's Onifr,
SAT- l1kr CITY, Utah, saturday, sept q, ls'i, u
~ O'Clock d. a.. JOliN 4, ENANt.
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

The teller II 'tall stories generally
finds his robukc awaiting him In an In.
tcllgcut company on one occasion,
when seyoul physicians had met, tho
conversation ran 10 tho subject OF tho
extraordinary things which human
being might swallow and still live.
The familiar stories about swallow
ing silver dollar. sets Of ialso teeth,
nnd 90 forth. lad been related, when
Dr. Longhpw began 10 speak.
Two ycnr ago" hc saii, II was
called In great haste 10 attend q car.
pointer In my town, though the message
tall that tho man wus beyond doubt
already dead, for be- had, whiio holding
O large gi'nlet Ia his mouthn bis work
suddenly bcon taken with q DC ui hIe.
cough. and swallowed the gimlct.
but when arrived at tho mans
house found him very comfortable,
rho gimlct, gentlemen, gave him M
trouble NJ ui 10 digest
There was silence ior moment
Presently one o. the other doctors 10.
marked
"W1i you for hi' physician, Long
bow, Doc man was lueLy tint Il was
only a glmlet thut lac undertook to
swallow"
"Whnt do sou mean"
"Why, II 10 Ind tried 20 fwnllow ono
Of your stories &c would havc chokcd
him TO death. "--luuiii's Companion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

The genera, rerir Is Eclipse Grocery and Fruit Com
pay curry The Gerry qoo9 their the 10 b. (oHd dnyrhfrcH
The ciy that cotDcd The courteous treatment and obgfng
rgalas Of their saluca he most atdc'is ttcs
business IN tpu. Friends and the pu5o pe"aAy to
cal a E ttsgpirtS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

u NNN AANAH ANH iNANNA NNNNNN AIAIH IN
the shipping table. Yet Lieutenant
Hunt reminds as Of tho time. no lourer
ago than 1876, when American merchant
vessels headed those Of tho world for
speed, comfort and enterprise. An
American merchant sailing vessel once
came 10 Bos,ln from Hong Kong In
ninety days aud during one day made -
run Of go miles, which woul,sra1a tul,r.
ably oven for o steamer run.
The traveller eau now take 5000 aud
n years iine aud ~ around tho world.
visiting all the main po,nil Of iuicr, /
usually seen by tourists Lisutonant
Hunt counts that q travellers expenses
will DO a. much again o. BIS passage
money IN 200 day. % tourist fiom Now
York eau so to Plymouth. England.
thcnce b. steamship through the sucz
canal 10 India, China, san Francisco.
around South America aud Capc Horn
and back TO Now York, the Journey cost.
Ing 5000. The trip around Cape Horn
from San Francisco 20 Now York occu.
pies 100 days. aud tho cost will be, 10
hayeoyorythingin comfort, 5000. Pas.
saro ticheta cost q 600. nui tho distance
s. 1850 milos Tho longest ocean yoy.
age 80 the world. however Is that from
England around Africa aud the Cape Of
Good HOPE to Australia aud yelling
ton. New Zealand Coming home tho
traveller takes the orios.,o direction and
turns eastward around Cape Horn, ,hcnce
tncl 20 England Tho ticket Tor thia
long journey costa $3.50 The round tr.p
occupies cghty.ouc days. and tho dis.
tancc tiavcisad b. aiii0 milrA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

la tho Probate Court 100 aud Tor salt Lake
Couuis, lCfuou OF uiGh.
Iu tho matter % itr estate ~ Alfred n. Game
nrgnIHri.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

order 70 show cause Why order Of Sale
Real .sfats l1ali not be- made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-15
First District Court.

Judge James A. Miner on the bench.
Anderson Press brick company VS.. n. G.
Chapman; trial. Kimball & Allison attor.
neys for plaintiff; A. R. Haywood for de-
PENDANT. Order continuing case and SIC
costs awarded defendant from plaintiff.
John A. Hassell VS.. Union Pacific Rail
way company; trial. Verdict, no cause OF
action.
M. L. Causey VS.. Ogden Hot Springs and
Health Resort company; on motion OF
Kimball s. Allison, order staying execu.
ton until May l, 1891.
d. H. Peery VS.. B. H. Bingham; on mo-
ton of R. r. Barton, order dismissing case
at plaintiffs cost.
w. G. Annette ct al. VS.. William Gar
land: decision of court in favor of plain.
tiff
William GarduDd VS.. John McMartin
decision of court in favor of defendant and
interVenorS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-15
General Gleanings.


The number of transients at the hotels is
very light
w. II. Buntz, of Salt Lake, was In Ogoen
yesterday.
The city council will meet in ADJOURNED
session tonight.
The Little Tycoon" company appears as
the Grand tonight.
Work on the interior of the Stayner
block is progressing quite rapidly.
The meeting of the real estate exchange
was sparcely attended yesterday.
Manager Locke of the Pacific hotel, is
confined to his bed with sickness.
j. II. Mcmillan, law partner of Judge
Leonard, is in the city on business.
Miss r. e. Sherman, of Salt Lake, was
registered at the Broom yesterday.
Mining matters are being discussed con-
siderably by the real estate and business
men.
H. B. Westover has gone to California,
to be gone several weeks on business
trip.
E. d. Berry, of Salt Lake, was in the
city attending to business matters yes
terday.
Mr. L. Mitchell of Virginia City, Ne
vada, is in the city visiting his brother,
Policeman F. B. Mitchell
A calico ball will be given in the Union
opera house on the evening OF the 22nd
inst by Kent's Military band.
Three train loads of oranges from the
Pacific coast will arrive in the city over
the Southern Pacific this mo rning.
Miss Kate Hansen returned to her home
inLogan last evening, after spending few
weeks visiting among friends in this city
and Salt Lake.
There are kilograms at the Western
Union Office for the following parties: Q.
P. Hutchinson, Alice Mack Charles Harris,
E. G. johnson and Martin Brothers.
B. II. Goddard is fast recovering from
an attack Of diphtheria. His little boy, who
is also quite sick with the dreaded disease,
was reported some worse yesterday.
The Union depot grounds have been
cleared from any rubbish of any kind, thus
improving the looks of the premises The
work was done under the supervision OF
Superintendent Knapp and Depot Master
George Kerr.
The sanitary inspector posted up several
notices in Five Points yesterday, warning
all parties to not leave unburied carcasses
of animals near the foot of the mountains
and within the city limits. The order was
issued by the health commission, and any
violation of it is subject to heavy fine, the
party making the complaint to recover half.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-15
A Serious Runaway,

Last evening about o'clock a horse at
tached to buggy belonging to DR.. H ].
Powers ran away. The doctor had been
out making calls and hitched the animal in
from of Driver & Sons drug store until he
could go to his office to leave some of his
instruments. de returned in few min
utes and was in the act of getting into his
buggy when the horse became frightened
and started to run. Being in such posi-
ton he was unable to check the reins
until the vehicle came in contact with a
telephone pole and was thrown violently
10 the ground. He was hurt quite seriously
about the head and shoulders. However,
it is thought the injuries are not of seri-
nus nstura
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-15
The Typos Dance.

The Ogden Typographical union is pre-
pairing for grand ball to be held in Lester
park on the evening of May 20.
The committee on arrangements is COM
posed Of E. Fl. Picker, Charles Avemathy,
William Wallin, F. Ziuzman, j. w. Woody
and D. W. Brobst- The gentlemen are
good rustlers and are making every effort
possible to make the affair a grand success.
The pavilion VIII be handsomely decorated
and plenty of good music will be had be,
meath the electric Zig hts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-15
An Unfortunate Fate.

The Geographic columns in yesterday
mornings papers announced the killing of
two white emigrants, who were encamped
a mile below Blackfoot, Idaho, Sunday
afternoon. AT first the bodies could not be
identified, but upon later investigation it
was discovered, or at least supposed, that
the unfortunate parties are Mr.. Low and
son, from Hooper, Utah. A telegram was
received in this city yesterday, and rela-
tives Of the deceased left for Blackfoor
over the Utah & Northern last evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-15
Police Court,

Judge Fitzgerald disposed of the follow
ing cases in the police court yesterday;
J. CARING, plain drunk, was sentenced
TO ten days in the bastils. John Reed, ar
rested on the same charge, was discharged.
c. w. Wilson, vagrancy, discharged.
H. W. Price, a smooth tongued conf
dence man that has worked his game on
several of the innocent at the Union depot
and in several dens on Twenty fifth street,
was given hearing and sentenced to fifty
days. confinement in the city Jail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-15
Closing Railroad Stocks,
Chicago Produce.

GHISA Ca 90 AAPr 10. at eash
l.0324.
Corn-Easy; cash. 7O&@n; May, 6sA, July,
66.
oats-Easy: cash. 54k; May, SAX. July, 3d.
Barley-7S0S0
Pork-steady; cash, 12e214 May, 127O; July
1924.
Iard-steady; cash. CIV; May, 6.s71s; July
7.l5911T1l.
Rye-Firm; S7@S71s.
Whisky-1.16.
Shoulders-5 0505l5.
Short clear-655G660
Short ribs-620g6 %.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-15
Chicago Wheat.

CHICAGO, April 4.-Wheat-Nervous and
unsettled. The opening was about the same as
i more for May and " more for July, but the
advance was met with large selling orders and
under free offerings the market eased off 1@l1s,
rallied again, fiuctuated considerably and
closed about z lower for May and lower for
July than yesterday. Receipts, 27S0OO; ship
mentS, $4,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-15
A SURE Cure For PILES.

Itching Piles are known by moisture like
perspiration, causing intense itching when
warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleed
ing and protrnding, yield at once to DIR.
Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts direct
ly on the parts affected, absorbs tumors.
sllays itching and effects permanent cure.
soc druggists or mail; circulars Free DR..
BosanKo, 229 Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by, z. G. M. Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-15
A Pl easanl Time.

A grand ball was held in the Fourth ward
amusement hall last evening. Besides
dancing, the programme consisted of music
and recitations by Mrs Mary Farley, Miss
Rosina Bowen. Alice and Lizzie Blair,
piano duet by Misses Cora and Lille Stay
ner A comic song by Mr.. Colenutt was
an ENJOYABLE feature. A very enjoyable
time was had.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-15
nuoKLENs ARNrcA sALYR.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, aud all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents psr box
For sale by A. Q. Smith 81 Co. {
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-15
Justified Grief.

A kind hearted lady found youngster
crying against wall on Race street
yesterday. whats the matter, bubby?'
she asked, and hubby answered: Elbow
would you like to wear your long legged
brothers pants cut down SO the bag of
the knees came out at your ankle. -
Philadelphia Record
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-15
WILLIAMS AUSTRALIAN HERB Pills,

lfyou are yellow, bilious, constipated
with headache, bad breath, drowsy, no ap-
petite, look out, your liver is out Of order.
One box Of these pills viii drive all the
troubles away and make q new being Of
ylu. Price Is cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-15
New York General Market.

Cofiee-Options closed steady: 5 to Is points
up Sales 1900 bags; April, 17.4o0l7. As:
May. l7.456l7.50; June 17.l5817.25; July, 1853
@l700; August 1870. Spot Rio, steady; fair
cargoes. 20: No. Z, 1S11Ss.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining, 1915; CEN
trifugals, &c test, 31a@39-16; sales 1900 tons
muscavado, So test, 3 316; 1.300 bags centrlfu-
gals e6-test. 3h. Refined, firm; good demand.
Copper-Neglected, nominal.
Lead-Nominal; domestic, S4.32K.
Tin-Weaker; straits. $50.
Wool-Steady domestic fleece, 34937.