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The rustler., 1891-12-18
The Only One Ever Frintsd-oan You Flnd
the Wordr

There IL , inch display advertisement
IN THIS paper. this week which has no two
words aItke oxccpt one wurd The same IL
true OF each ucN one apf caring ea-h wcck,
from The DIR Harier Medicine Co This
house places Crescent on everything
they maze and publish Look for II, send
them the name of the word and they will
return you book, beautiful Autographs or
samples free
The rustler., 1891-12-18

"LET me give you wrinkle" as Time
said e. the mature beauty's face -Balti-
MORE American.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

Typewriter (coldly businesslilSe)-.
The offer, Mr.. Spudd, is from firm
that will pay me n salary of tifteer
dollars month more than you do
Good morning, sir. - Chicago Tribune
The rustler., 1891-12-18

WIEN IL comes TO marrying, the PASTORS
post Of duty is the hitehing post-Elmira
Gazette.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

Typewriter-Mr Spudd, am sorry
to leave your employ, but have just
had an offer
Elderly Widower with eager haste)-.
My dear Miss Evelyn, / have long in.
tended to offer you my own hand ana
The rustler., 1891-12-18

INDIA rubber plantations usually cover
great stretch of eountry.-l,ochCstor Post
Express
The rustler., 1891-12-18

A-The frst letters Of the alphabet
BIS the "A. i. Bohemian Bottled Beer''
The rustler., 1891-12-18

SIR With WHIST a swarger the farmer
waLks uowlR Yes, q sort of corn stalk .
-halumnrc American.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

THr reason why the ocean Is so often
called treacherous must be because It is full
OF craft Boston Post
The rustler., 1891-12-18

II is not at all surprising that parrots
should use poly-sy llabes. Boston journal
The rustler., 1891-12-18
THE TREASURY.
Annual Report OF ths Secretary OF
the Treasury.
Ths csrcsistisn- n-CsiazEs-Safianai naaks
-Cssisuas Hso~ipt. snd ch.aEe.-Ia-
tsrnzi nsssnas-FsrsiEn Caua-
msroe-R.siPrseity

WASHINGTON. Dee. ia-The animal rerort
81 ~erfntart ui the Treasury Fustsr uas anb-
mttcd O. cuuEruss yesterday.
fhe secreiarY rcports that ths revenues %
the government from ail snuress for the
nseal year ending June 20. u a. uere fss, Elt. =
.+AaA Tue expenditures Tor the sane per I'd
tsll@ai.fia q, leaving surplus " g..
1a.l.l-i. A. compared with the nscal year
80 tne receipts fell en Sc tissfs al and
there sas an Increase OF Sis aIss u in the
ordinary expenditures n u estimated that
the revenue for the fiscal year Isso vii
amount % itllaloaol and the expenditares
o. ifa.soen
The following h given a. a statement %
the probable condition % the treasury AZ the
close of the present fiscal year. June ;
is2s
Cash Ia the treasury July 4 isgi.
tnclu ling gold reserve ........ gfss. "a - ~
surplus Tor year. a. above. lt.ooa0uUo
Deposits during the year for re-
demution of national bank
noics. .................... Fc0l ana 90
The rustler., 1891-12-18

MANY mothers would willingly pay n dol
lar box for Bulls Worm Destroyers If they
could not get them for y cents. They are
always safe and always sure.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

TuE old-time father and mother were {
spanking team. Galveston News.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

Less
Redemption Of ma.
tiouai bank notes
during the year SIC 100n00 %
Redemption Of bonds.
iutcrest notes and
fractional currency
Go November 1. isgL s0ali.iGlO
Redemption of same
items during re-.
maindcr OF year. A7,t.SaOo
Al - fet A.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

THE self-made man should never marry Il
tailor made grin. o. Picayune
The rustler., 1891-12-18

Fon Indigestion, constipation, sick head.
ache, weak stomach disnrdcred livor-take
Beecham's Pills. For sale by all druggists
The rustler., 1891-12-18

BrGIoUsNEss, dizziness. nausen, headache,
are relieved by small doses of Cartcr's Lit
tie Liver Pills.
The rustler., 1891-12-18

ately aiter dinner Don't forget this.
THrRr's pitch In the voice, and that's
why some singers notes stick. Pittsburgh
Dispatch.
USE BROwNs BRoNCuIAL TRoCHEs for
Coughs, Colds aud other Throat Troubles
-"Pre-eminently the best n-Reu. Henry
Ward Beecher.
THERE are many men who are generous
to fault, but it Is generally 20 their own
fault-Boston Transcript
s
A DosE in Time Saves Nine OF Hnle's
Honey Of Horehound aud Tar for Coughs
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in oneminute
"LET me give you q wrinkle" ns Time
said b. the mature beauty's face -Balti-
more American.
A-The FIRST letters Of the alphabet
BIS the "A B. G Bohemian Bottled Beer''
C-Amercan Brewing Co, St Louis.
IT is not at all surprising that parrots
should use poly-sy yIlables Boston Journal
MANY mothers would willingly pay a dol.
lar box for Bulls Worm DestrOycrs IL they
could not get them for y cents. They are
always safe and always sure.
THE self-mnde man should never marry IA
tailor-mado grin. o. Picayune.
BIIIoUsNEss, dizziness nausea, headache,
are relieved by small doses of Carteris Lit
Tie Liver Pills.
TuE old-time father and mother were n
spanking team. Galveston News.
Fon Indigestion, constipation, sick head.
ache, weak stomach disnrdcred livor-take
Beccham's Pills. For sale by all druggists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

The Marquis Of Ailcsbury, who Is mp.
plying 10 the courts for permission TO
fcll his estates 10 Lord lyoagh for $3.50.
O00. WIS better known 10 the public NJ
Lord sayosnako. The lands In question
came into possession Of the family
through an ancestor who married tho
hriress Of ono Of tho wealthy SEYMOUR,
the Dukes Of Somerset. ono Of the Bcy-
mours had previously married a daugh-
ter Of Sir William siuriny, OF Chatham
in Wiltshire, the male members Of whose
family had been bailifs Of the Royal
Forest Of Sayernakc since tho days u
Henry H. Tottcnham Park. 80 long tho
chief seat Of the Ailesburys, Is situated
In Sayernakc forest.
As things go in these degenerate days
Eij0,OO0 seems a very fair prico for 49,.
600 acres. The marquis reply, when
asked whether no had made any proyi.
sion for tho housing Of the valuable hciT-
looms in the msnsion-"Well. now ita n
very funny thing, hut only thought o.
that myself ycstcrlny'-waa Just what
might have been expected from this sphg
OF tho aristocracy. Ilis lordship has only
had the estate for some lye years, and
yet he has succeeded In loading II with
membranes to the eytont u some
2jO,O0O!-Pall Mall Gazette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02
THe sRAzeN PALACE.

woud.rfni Rata. In the Apcient city Of
AautsJshps,rs. In Csyiun.
One Of the most noteworthy build.
Ing. Of the "rciulgontr city was the
Lowa.Maha.Pays, or the Bnzcn pal
acc, erected by King Dutugenunu In
the year ii2 u. q 1t stood upon 1900
granite pillars, and We'd with surround
ing dsgobas In height, rearing H. ninth
story 250 feet skyward; Il contained
1000 dormitohcs for priests; IL roof
was OF brass. and. according 10 tho
Mhhawanso, the walls CLEANED with ro-
splendent gems Tho great hall was
supported on golden pillars resting on
lions, and In tho co1tcr was nm Ivory
throne with n golden sun and a silver
moon on either aide.
Several times the Braxcn palace was
rarcd by iconoolastic invaders from In
dla, and "a often restored by jealous
adhorents of the new faith, up 20 tho
latter part Of n. Twelfth century,
when tho capital was removed TO Pol.
lonArua From the upper stories Of
this magnificent pile the priestly occu'
pants could view the far extending
city. and look upon siI great dagobas,
all within q radius Of little moro than
milo, and lifting their huge white
domes as high rs some Of tho loitlest
eathedrals In Europe.
The Ruanwoli dagoba stood near tho
palace. and according 10 the native
archives. rested ON platform 500 feet
square, Its glass pinnacle glittcring In
tho sun 27O fcot above the city, IL base
surrounded by marble statues and ls
outer walls mounting elephants Of ma
sonry with real tusks. In the north,
beyond splendid payillons Of king and
queens, doomed tho great Jetawanarana
dngoba, with IT, 1000. 900 cubic ieot
OF masonry.
The boholdcr at tho palace had only
20 turn his gazo In tho direction Of tho
rising sun 10 look upon tho greatest Of
tho relic tombs, tho AbhayagirIa da.
goba.-James Ricalton In scribner'A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

When aida" was played at Milan.
an amateur living az some distances
came TO bear It but was disappointed
To make sure lii tried II the second
time, with the same result whcroupon
he wrote To- the composer complaining
of having been put 10 considerable ca
pense on his account for nothing mud
inclo,ing hill for tllrty'two liri. with
n request for the money Among the
items was one ol two liri for "doicsia.
bic supper" Verdi deducted this on tho
ground that hc might have had supper
at home, but forwarded the balance on
condition that his correspondent signed
n formal agreement not 10 20 and hear
the opera again, which agreement was
strictly fulfilled. San Franciico Argo-
Iaut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

Several species OF insects have Hppa.
ratus Tor producing sounds similar to
that ot the gras,hoppcr or modilica-
lions OF IT, OF a different type Is that
with which the cicndas are endowed.
Only the males Of this family aro sing.
en-, for which the Greek poets called
them happy because their females were
dumb. With the ancients a cicndu sit
ting on harp was the symbol OF music,
A pretty fable tells of the contest be.
tween two cithara players, In which the
curious event happened that when one
Of the contestants broke a string sing
Ing clcada sprang on his harp and
helped him out so that he gained the
prize.-R Francheschini III Popular
Science Moathy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

An Enormous nrain and Thin Skull.
Whom Ivan Turgcncn. the great Rus
sian novelist, died In 1853, his brain
was removed for tho purpose Of weigh
ing Il, the distinguished physicians and
surgeons having often remarked the ca
traorlinnrr sirc Of his head. When
placed on the delicate balances the
brain was found 10 weigh exactly 2,0i9
grams The meaning Of this can be
boticr understood when II Is known
that tho weight Of tho average human
brain Is but 1880 grams TurgcncG.
brain was the heaviest that has yet
bcpn weighed, Cuvicr's coming noIt,
his having weighed /, 500 gramA
There arr many cases In which an
extraordinary intellect has been accom-.
panied by heavy brain weight, but
mon whose mental superiority Is under
stood by both friend md foe have often
had brains under the average weight
One other peculiarly Of Turgcny1
was the surpriaing thinncss Of hls skull.
When az school he often tainted irm
being plnyfully tapped ON tho temple
by his sohooliellows. Tho post norton.
which revealed tho enormous weight Of
the brain, hlso proved that the skull
was 10 thin that Il would yield to th1
pressure Of the fingers aud thumb. --s
Louis Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02


The northern portion of the Colorado
desert Is paved with the most wonder
ful pebbles In the world, In many parts
% eNquisitoly laid ns TO defy successful
Imitation by the most skilled worker In
mosaic flooring, These pebbles arc
made Of porphyry, agatos, cornelian,
quartz. crystals. garnots, chrysolIte and
other such beautiful materials. They
are packed together so that the surface
composed OF them Is like a iloor, and
they look us II pressed into Il with a
roller. As rule, they arc OF nearly
uniform sitc, aud each one Is polished
brilliantly. as II oiled and rubbed
Most Of them arc perfect spheres, and
the reelection from thom Of tho suns
rays Is gorgeous beyond description.
Each convex surface gives back u ray
Of light and the ground for miles seems
as II literally paved with gems. Thus
the whole surface of the plain Is a cont
blnatlon OF myriads OF roilcctors, each
pebble being so highly polished tint
Il Is like mirror, aud II Is DO
licved that the lakes OF the desert mir
ago are produced by this means IN,
pebbles are polished by the loose sane
which IL blown hither and thithor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

II would clear away much misconcop-
ton II tho popular body IN cities. instead
Of being spoken Of and thought Of a.
local legislature, could be looked upon
and considered ~ a board Of directors.
Onoof the most important grants where
In the powers Of such body In cities
seem to pass beyond the functions Of \
board Ut directors Is tho right 10 adopt
ordinances which arc enforced by tho
police; but even a. 10 this power II Is 10
be borne IN mind that city ordinances
have no original authority. They are
constantly declared invalid by tho courts
because they contravcne statutes OF tho
legislature or deal with matters not GOV.
cred by tho grant Of power to the city
corporation. The differences to DO drawn
from this discussion arc two. Fint,
that the whole question rs to what
ought TO he the business Of the city and
~ 10 tho best method OF conducting this
business Ia fairly open to discussion; SEQ
ond. that the question Is one involving
good judgment only. II does not In.
volye the liberties Of the people or touch
any OF tho inherent rights OF citizenship
--Seth Low ia Century.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

The elephant hns an excellent memory.
II recOllco,s friends wcll and 1t rarely
forgeis an injury, Il is recorded OF one
that II smashed cocoanut upon it,
drivers head and smashed tho mans
head at the same time, because the lazy,
thoLghtless fellow had broken a cocoanut
on rs skull tho day before. a quarter
muster engagod IN experimenting the
removal OF baggage IN tho camp by
means of an elephant, became angry at
tho crcaturea refusing 10 carry more
than certain weight and foolilhly flung
tent peg nc ITS head. Some days after.
wnrd the elephant oyortool, the quarter.
master "a ho was going through the
camp, seized him with its trunk aud
neatly placed him among the branches
Of tamarind tree, leaving him to reach
tho ground ngain Ia tho best way he
could,-Now York Advertiser.
Natmai ornaments aud piaythlusG
The sools known "a Nickcr beans anl
Bonduc nut', species Of Gullundina, arr
often used Tor bracelets, necklots mud
ronries, and urc very ornamental whom
capped and set Baskets aud other fancy
articles madc ~ them ore very common
IA most museums There aro U.osppcies,
q. Elnducsl.a, tho seeds " which are u
nay l1adgn color or athly olive r0ani
aud @. B5uduc, which are pale yellow or
orange colorsl In the Malay Archi-
pelagn those seeds are used as ooupteTa
aud plnyth.pgs by children In place u
marbles and ON the GAMBIA IN playing
a game called wgrrce-warroa In Bonn.
bay, strung upon rod silk, they M worn
by women "a charm, and also In Egypt
by women and children MS umulets
against witchcrait aud sorcery.-Cham.
| beIs' Journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

Nov The Cfsw Kiiis Tinio on a Tisht'hip
A number Of stores IN Nantucket sell
what nre know a. nghtshlp baskets
They come In NESTS" nest consist
Ing Of five or eight baskets Of vafiom
sizes fitting one into the other. Thcst
baskets are made only on the South
Shoal ligh,ship. Their manufacture
has been attempted ashore, but ha
never paid This u because thorc j. O.
very nurrov margin Of profit In then
for the lightship crew, who make them
chiefly for the purpose Of willing aw.i
the wenry winter hours
In summer tho crow occupies so
Fparc time "scrimshawlng, Az ola
whaling term for doing Ingenious m1
chanIcal work, but having aboard th,
South Shoal the special meaning ol
preparing the strips Of wood and rattan
for the manufacture Of the baskets 100
winter The bottoms arc turned
ashore. The blocks over which the
baskets arc made have been aboard
tho ship since she was ilr.t anchored Oh
the New South Shoal In 1886. TIE
sides Of the baskets arc Of white oak OF
hickory, illled In with rattan. and thcy
arc round or oval, Of graceful lines and
Of great durability, tho sizes to net
ranging from pint 10 peck and q
half
But notwithstanding these variou.
attempts ut killing time, lie ON the
South shoai lghtship IA Mt its best a
lie Of desolation, with only n TOW gull.
or Mother Careys chickens for visitors,
which seek refuge aboard In stormy
weather Gustav Kobbo Ia Century
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02
Queer Collection Ia The Dead letter ONE,

Queer Collection la the Dead Letter once.
No brief list could summarize tho In
Vulnerable strange things that have fallen
into tho hands Of the dead letter office In
Washington. There are opium pipes and
packages Of refined opium. bottled speci.
mems Of different kinds Of mineral forma-
tons thrown up by tho Charleston earth
quake. boxes Of cartridges, percussion
caps. quantities OF hrccraekcrs and tor
podoes. false teeth, corn husking gloves,
every imaginable sort OF kitchen utensils,
carpenters tools, horns. tambourines,
banjos. hlrrnonioas, gold headed canes,
and oven spirit photographs"
Many OF tho objects accumulated come
under the "unmailablo" head, being Of
glass or pointed instruments which
might damage tho mails. Bottles or
surgical tools arc not carried by Uncle
Sam unless inelosod IN wood or tin. One
hundred dollars worth Of nuggets Of
virgin gold In q box came In q while ago
and are awaiting claimant. Likewise
damaged plug hat. which had no ad-
dress. and a grotesquo doll about the fizo
Of baby. There arc some gloves from
tho steamship Oregon which wcro ia
days under water, though they seem "a
DO fairly respectable now and might bo
worn al n stretch. Some wedding cake
"a exhibited In tho museum that Is fifty
years old.-Rono Daeho in New York
Snn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

Syrup

we are SIX IN lam
AFarmor at ily. We live in q
E,- -. place where we are
Iuo'n' 'o~se' subject 20 violent
Saysi Colds and Lung
Troubles. l have
used German Syrup for six years
successfully for Sore Throat, Cough,
Cold, Hoarseness, Pains in the
Chest and Lungs, and splitting up
OF Blood. have tried many differ
ent kinds Of cough Synps in my
time, but let me say TO anyone want
ing such a medicinc-Gcrman Syrup
Is the best That has been my ex-
perience. II You use Il once, you
will 30 bacl; 10 1t whenever you
need II, II gives total relief and is
a quicl; cure. My advice to every
one suffering with Lung Troublesis
Try it, You will soon be con-
WINGED, In all the families where
your German Syrup
Is used we have no John
trouble with the r.,,l,,,.
Lungs at all. It is "
the medicine for this t..o,
country - 0'
G. c. GREEN. Sole Man'ir. WoOdbury,NJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

Brr- safe Deposit Vaults, absolutely bur'
slAr and nre rroof. Rents. o. 10 IS peT year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

Farmer at
Edon,T oXas,
Saysi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-28

The Havaiians he said had, when they we're
discovered, more knowledge Of things than
| ssvages usually have. They had some scquaint-
between the planets and the fixed stars; they
could reckon time, having system that was
based on the annual rising Of the Pleiades at
sunset Their years had S65 days. and
they had devised system of reckoning 10
kind of arithmetic that enabled them 70
reckon up into the nillions Q knowledge Of
the winds and currents of the ocean, Of the
geography of the surrounding islands and sew
erai other things that ssvases are supposed 70
be in ignorance of.
THE TRANSITION TO CIVILIZATION.
The transition Of this race to q state Of civili-
zation has been accomplished in the most
peaceful manner and in much the same way IA
that of the japanese, though not quite SO thor
oughly as yet. These have been the only cases
where there has been no stamping out of the
nncuitivated race by the stronger. The
Hawaiian Of the present day IL not quite on a
level with the whites Of cultivated soci-
are far advanced. Nearly all read
and write in their own language. while an in
creasing percentage understand English. They
are polite and civil and always ready to do a
stranger service. Instances Of violence and
righteousness are seldom TO be observed and
law and order prevail to an exemplary degree.
outs1de OF Honolulu there are almost no thieves
and folks do not lock their houses at night
Although there is some preindice against the
domination OF the white man on the part of the
natives, they submit peacefully and with bet
ter and better grace to the presence of the
foreigners. Their form Of government is
growing more and more like the English sys-
tenn, although the natives have q fondness for
the old style Of arbitrary monarchy. They do
not take kindly to the idea of a responsible
minister, which In the prevailing form of gov
eminent, but they are becoming reconciled to
it.
THE COMMERCIAL IMPORTANCE OF HAWAII.
Maj. Dutton went At length into the history
OF the cooley contracts and the first reciprocity
treaty between this country and Hawaii, and
mentioned the great increase in the sugar trade.
He then went on to show the importance of the
Islands from q commercial and international
standpoint, and said that they have a great
future: His closing words were about
as follows: ''Our Pacific trade will largely
be with the Asiatic and Australian
countries, and Hawaii rests exactly in
the path Of this trade. When the Mica
ragua canal is completed the line from the
mouth of this canal to Yokohama will intersect
That from San Francisco to the same port at
Honolulu. 1t will therefore be TO the great in
terest of the United States government to keep
a watchful eye upon this speck in the ocean and
to foster it's interests there by every legitimate
means, for ii is the most interesting spot any
where near here just at present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-28
For Fireman Newman's Widow.

A large audience filed Willard Hall last night
to witness the performance given for the bene-
fit Of Fireman Newmnn's family. musical
overture by Prof. Weber's orchestra opened
the entertainment Commissioner Douglass
followed with a feeling address eulogistic of the
fireman who lost his life in the line of duty
The Washington Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar
Club contributed some charming instrumental
music, followed BY the Philharmonic Quartet
in some well-selected songs. Miss Pauline
Rohr, the ten-ysar-old elocutionist, recited
"The Gamblers Wife," and Mr.. Frank Harri-
son recited in Irish brogue . parody on 1.-THE
Raven" Miss Mamie Roehm sang Fond
Heart, Farewell" and Mr.. Charles g. West sang
a topical song entitled That's One Too Many
for Me-" Quite large sum was realized from
the entertainment, which will be turned over
to Chief Paris for Mrs. Newman.