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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-22

A leading dentist says; ITO dcter-
mine persons character by the teeth
takc the upper front teeth. They are
a true index Of tho nature OF n man or
A woman. Here lIo said, lis the
tooth Of a young lady who has lovely
disposition and Is universally beloved.
See how regular and dainty the forina-
ton IA, and yet possessing all the
requisite points for perfect tooth.
Hero you SEQ the tooth Of n man who
Is cruel, although his cruelty Is Of the
refined kind; notice TINT the tooth Is
white and rather sharp and long
Then this tooth, ftumpy and coarse In
form, denotes brutality. II Is from the
Jaw Of imam OF brutal nature. Here
is n Curious tooth from the mouth Of n
pccvish, fretful woman. The crown has
n sharp, frctful turn to H.
"Now we have the tooth Of n scnsn.
Gus wom9n. You SOC II Is square, al
though of good shape, and depressed In
tho center. Now we come to one that
belonged once In tho mouth OF n lady
who Is noted for her refinement and in
tcllcctusl development. IL Is slender
aud perfect In shape-onc Of the kind
of teeth going with long, slender fin.
gers. Again, this tooth Is from the
mouth Of much grosser nature. This
woman is selfish, but has, on the Whole,
kindly nature and would not willing
~ hurt anothers feelings, but II Is her
nature TO be regardless OF Others. ~
New York Ledger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-22

There arc half dozen or more theo-
ries to account for tho formation Of
coal, each Of which differs from all tho
others In some particulars. Its known,
however, that most Of tho coal was
formed In what tho biologists call tho
carboniferous age, which was far car.
Her than tho appearance Of the higher
animals or man upon tho earth. In
that period large areas Of tho globe
wcro covered with vegetation much
more luxurlant than Is found even In
tho tropics now. Tho atmospheric con.
ditions wero favorable at that time to
the formation of beds Of peat from this
vegetation after It's death. This peat,
being submerged by tho downward
movement OF the earth's crust and
eventually buried under an immense
weight of sediment, lost much OF Its
moisture by distillation, and at last,
after hundreds OF centuries OF time, DO.
came hardened and changed into the
condition In which It now appears as
COAL Louis Globe Democrat.
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ExECuIoR,s SALE.


NOTICE II HEMEuY GWEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance OF an order Of the Probate
Coult In aud Tor salt Lake County. ttah TERN
tory, made on th' eth day OF AprI, is9l, IN the
matter " the csthte % NtIian iiOeArd, dc
ceased. tho undersiEned executor o the last
will aud testament OF fhid deetnsed, Viii sell
AT public Aurtion. TO the highest BIDDER. for
each. lawful money Of tn United states ~
Amer ca, on Noneay, the 4uih dAy OF Ami,
isi, At ~ o'ciocs am, al the late rcsiseure uf
the dec .Ased, IN Dig Cottonwood, salt Lake
Coanty. uiah Territory, the following persOn'
one CoSs stove and uienslis, thseo Heating
stoves, one Chrsi, snnirics Ia otest, Isiol aud
Amfnuniton, lour Pictures, ilnur, brackets,
Dishes and Table Iurnt re MrtihF Desk. Is
volumes Of iinoks. CLOCK, 9IaoiinF Glass.a,
Common Tables, Marie iop Ishir. Nauirnho
aud clothes, Music bo1, 9 ilodsteads and lied.
ding, Cot, sfiudst1nu, cd Tools. belts Iron,
etc, 2 pair o. Scales. Refrigerator, 2 train
Boxes. Empiy BArrcls, Luesrnc soed. kmp
~ DefnliohnA, pounds Tob eco. y BOTTLES o.
MsInef's safe Kidney Cure. assortment ~
spcrts Gle. Rhd Uasc Empty Five.
Gallon kcRs, Chemicals. 20 pound. OF
soap. 1pounds Of Corcc, nos ~ Faucets and
Glassware. part OF liAincss Aif.dolen hot.
ties OF itor. J Natcs. tunnels, trn.s cat
saw, Tools and Material In carpenters shop,
srythe aud snathe. tupholstercd chars, Z
Upholstered Arm CHAIR, Upholstered Rock
Ing Chair. l Upholstered Lounge, iudow
sash, Horse, IIarnesa and Carriage, and about
q Gallons ot Liquors,
Dated April 10, Isl.
ISAAC ~. wADDEII,
Executor OF the Last WI and Testament OF
William Howard, Deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-22

A Dominican, In vogue In Paris as a
preacher, tho Rev. Pcro Olivier, IL re-
nowned for calling to order, without
scruples, his pretty hearers. A lady
arrived very late at his sermon. Tho
noise Of tho moving of the chairs, ms
shc walked up tho church, much dis
turbed tho reverend father, who spoke
to hcr ironically in those words; mad
anne Is late. She doubtless stopped TO
take her cup Of chocolate" At first
surprised and embarrassed, she grew
very red, and then replied, In clear
voice that resounded In tho deep 81.
lencc OF tho church, "Yes, my rever.
end father, and little roll with It,"
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WOMAN AND HOME


VIII women ever ceass 10 be chlldrenf
The holiday rubbish with which the shops
arr filled year after year, and which must
mud purchasers, makes one despair OF In
telligcnt Judgment among them. Such nm
eternal procession OF "shams." Of plated
knickknaoks, Of Tides and doilies, Of
cushion and tawdry draperies, enough 10
supply tho world. "Walls that can DO
whitewashsd, plain blinds at the windows,
and the cheapest kind Of chairs to sit upon,
are my IDEAS Of happiness said lady re-
Gently, who has been famous for the beau
~ Of her bric.a.brac and the number Of
her pretty things" II am 40 tired" she
continued, "of living In house that looks
rs II II wero afflicted with perpetual small.
pox, and taking care Of things that have
no real use or value, but simply occupy
space"
The rage for ornament has reached such
proportions that II must be followed by
reaction. The discovery OF materials anil
methods by which precious metals, gems
and other rich and rare substances can be
closely initiated has into sicated the masses
and made the semblance Of splendor 10
common that wealth must take refuge On
refinement and simpllcity.ln order TO avoid
the community Of display. The intrinsic
worth, or worthlessnoss, Of holiday" dis.
plays Is easily Estimated by looking at a
collection OF the rc-iduum after the "sca-
son." which casts spell over the great
body Of buyers, is over, and the influence
bas departed. II IL then seen with quite
different eyes; It's character. or want Of
character, stands revealed, and II Ia offered
for n song-which no one cares to sing
IIomemaker.
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Al the fircslde the woman may he very
quiet, and not bit venturcsome toward
great or soinler undertakings; but she will
not be apathctic II she IL wise, for that IL
death In life, bringing pcrplexity and mis-.
take. She will make an effort IN the inter
est Of some little bcnefconcc every hour In
AID Of her better nature or tho demands 81
some one, and change the history Of her
small sphere for the best The great ones
OF the world have bscn those who constant.
ly renewed their energy; and think II
many Of US made brave effort every day.
tho thinkers and pioneers would not stand
90 solitary on the heights.
There IL belief abroad that one should
receive power for an effort. while II IL
really energy which brings power. IA tho
seed brings the fruit. We have selfish en-.
ergy all about, but like every imitation IL
Il a poisonous variety. The strength and
penetration Of those devoted to tho happl.
ness OF others and the spread Of learning
are the result Of prayerful self giving, no
matter whether the effort il to smile Into
the eyes OF ono who sorrows today, or 20
minister to thousand sufferers for all Of
life. Effort made Louisa Alcott, Clara
Barton and Julia Ward Howe. and IL
makes a. well every cheery home spirit
who loves another more than herself
Rose Hawthorne i.athrop In Ilarpcr's La.
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or the beautiful women have known,
but few have attained superiority Of any
kind. So much l. expected by the woman
accustomed To admiration that she plays
nnd paltcrs with her fate TIL the crooked
stick Is all that Ia left her, This we see cs.
tmpliiled again and again. While the
earnest, lofty, sweet smiling woman Of the
pale hair and doubtful line OF nose has
perhaps ono true lover whose worth she
has time to recognize. m acknowledged
beauty will find herself surrounded by
crowd Of snowy cyclists whose admiration
~ dazes and bewildcrs her that she Is some
times tempted To bcstow herself upon the
most importunato one In order to end the
unseemly struggle,
Then the Incentive 10 education and 10
the cultivation Of ones especial powers l.
lacking. Forgetting that the triuuphs
which havs made a holiday VI youth must
lessen with the years, many n fair one neg
lects TINT training Of the mind which gives
10 her who IA poor In all else an eudlsss
rtorehouse OF wealth from which she can
hole TO produce treasures for her own del.
cctatlon and that Of thoss about her. long
after the iltful bloom upon her handsome
sisters cheek has faded with the ruses Of
departed summcr.-Anna Katharine Green
% Ladies' Home Journal.
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NOTICE OF SALE or REAL ESTATE,

NOTICE rs HERLDY GIVEN. THAT IN
~ pursuAnco OF an order OF the Probate
court Of the county OF salt Lake, Territory ~
Utah, made on tho hind day OF December, 200.
IL the matter o. tho estate OF Lehi 4. TIN
gcy, deceased, the undefssnod. hdminisiIa-
WY Of tho said estate, Will sell At private sale,
10 the highest bidder for cash, subject 10 con
hfmanou by SAID Probate Court, at 4. O'Clock
~, on the 9Th day Of May. isol, at the law
anlce of ninharis 4 Moylo. CONSTITUTION
liuilding No. "a south MAIN street IN
the city and county OF salt lake, Territory Of
Utah, all the right, title. interest and estate OF
said lohi :. 1ingcy At the time OF his death and
all the right. title and interest that the
said estate has. BY operation Of law or other.
wise, acquired other than or Ia addition 10 that
OF the SAID l.ehi :. 1ingey ~ the time OF his
death in and 10 all that cUrain piece or parcel
OF land, situate, lying ant being IA the
county OF salt Lake. Territory OF Utah, and
particularly doacrihcd o. follows, 10 Wit The
east half ~ ~ The west half 90 OF Tho
n0rthwc n quarter 70 OF section Ihirty.four
az, In Township Three 90 south, liange one
~ Wet salt Lake McTeian, consistnE OF
forty lgl aess Of land, together with tNeuty.
three t2il shares OF the capital stock Of tGe
ltnh and salt Lakc Canal 60. Terms and con.
digiOns OF salei Cash, 10 per cent uf the pur.
chnso money to DO paid on The day of sale bal
Ance on confirmation OF sale by said i'rol,ate
Court Deed nj expense Of purchaser
AMELIA J., TINGrY,
Administrators OF tile estate OF Lehi i. Tin.
goy, deceased.
salt Lake oi,y, April s, 1891.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-22

Mrs. Mary Lowell Is woman Of many
rsources. aud has ingenously perfected AN
arrangement which serves IA an automatic
domestic much more easily managed than
lho genuine article. The bane Of house.
keeping 20 woman Ia the lighting Of the
bIte'en Gre In tho csllly. dismal dawn.
Mrs. Lowell la scientific electrician. and
has fitted up wires In the kitchen which
communicate with her bedstead In such q
way that lhe has but to touch knob md
a little shock Ia given TO the Gre. which IL
carefully laid every night When tho lady
deliberately dresses ayid goes down TO hcr
kitchen the flrc Is cheerfully burning. tho
kettle Ia mcrrily boiling and the oatmeal
j. nearl; cooked. When process Is per-
fccted by which lady can attach an cleo
trio button to her rocking chair which
will wash the dishes while she reads or
tmbroiders grent problem will cease
from troubling New York Sun.
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Rldicuis.

We may saiirize error, but we must com.
passionate the erring; and this we must
Always teach by example TO children, not
pnly In what we say OF others before them,
but In our treatment OF themselves. We
should mover use ridionle toward them ex.
cept when u is evidently 40 good natured
that Its spirit cannot. be mistaken. The
agony which sensitive child feels ON being
held up before others ns an object OF ridi.
Guile, even for trihlng error. mistake or
pcculinrity, II not soon forgotten or easily
forgiven. When we wish therefore to OK.
cite con,rition for serious fault, ridcule
should neyer DO employed. "a the feelings
raised arc opposed to sslf'reproaeh. New
York Ledger
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the matter Of the estate OF Carlo. y. Giilot,.
deceased.

NorIcE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny TIIE
IN undersigned Commissioners they hay.
inT been heretofore appointed by said Court to
partition tho estate ot said deceased TO the
parties entitled thcretol 20 all perfons inter
cstcd In the estate of said decreased. aud 10 their
guardians, agents and attorneys within OF
without tho said Territory. that sad
Commissioners viii. On the 2.nd day u April,
the once Of issac ". wad1eli. attorney. =
and u east f.rst south street, ~ ue city Of
salt Lake, ln the county ~ Salt Lake, Utah
Territory. make partition 81 the real estate of
SAL deceased TO the parties entitled thereto
according 10 the decree of distribution made
IN said estate on tho nth day OF MAY. iesp. by
said court, and all persons Interested In said
estate are hereby notincd 10 be- present NJ said
time and place, aud make objections 20 said
partition " any they have.
The properly TO be paftitioncd IL particularly
iescrtcd a. follows Fart Ut lot seven ~ In
block twenty. three tell IN plat "u," salt Lake
city survey. commencing NJ he north.
west corner of sad lot seven t7l
and running thence south twenty tlOl
rods thence caat ten tiol rods, thence
north ten tlo) RODS. thence west forty, seven
90 feet thence north ten tiol rods; thence
place Of b. ginning situated IN hai, lake City,
rAit Lake County, Utah rorfltory.
dated NJ salt Lake city, salt lake County,
Utah Territory, this llth Hay " April, isai.
W. n. STINlNsON.
~. J. SMITH,
JOHN BROWN.
ISAAC ". wADDELL.
Attorney for Estate. did
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THEY ALL HAD SOAP.
Chicago Politician. Pail Easy Victims To
the Persuasive Iakir.

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE n IEEEBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, Executor ~ sthe last
wall ami tcs amohto Of Aimena PAR, deceased.
% THO CREDITOR Of, and all persons having
claims against tue ssla deceased, toeNhibit them
with ulr necessary vouchers within ten
mouths after the nrat puhliration OF this no.
iicc. 20 the said John A. Groctbeck, at tho
nnildlns, 40 - south, Main street. salt Lake
CITY, utah, In the ouniy of salt Lake.
Dated Salt Lake CITY, Anrii It, itfi.
joins a. GEOEsHECk,
Executor 70 the last will and testament Of Al.
IHruA laTr, decreased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-22

IL IS not everybody who can make bel
we'll. Most servants produce poor results
In this respect. Beds should be- stripped
u all belongings and left to air thoroughly.
Don't, however. leave window opcn ~.
reetly upon the bed and linen with FOG
or rain prevailing outside, IL 10 not UNI
common TO SEQ sheets and bedding haug.
Ing out Of window with, perhaps, rain
not actually falling, but with 20 por cent.
OF humidity In the atmosphere, aud the
person sleeping In that bed at night won.
aeIs tho ncxt day where he got his cold.
a room may be aired In moist weather, but
!he bedding and bed mus, not absorb any
ssmpness.-Nsw York TimsA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-22

There come times In the life OF each Of
US when some one we cared for and trust
I'd hurts us deeply, deals us blow that
blinds for u moment--so keen and unex.
peeted and cruel II is--bo sense aud reason
and generosity. 1t may be that the power
Of retaliation Is ours, and In tho frat pas
slonate smarting Of that hurt we mae
reach out an eager, cruel hand to return
blow for blow. But wait; tell you there
will be more pleasure to you Ia the simple
blue OF the sky aud the peaceful chanting
Of the sea II you let each hurt. each unkind
word pass by In grieved silence than n you
bitterly resent. Dear hoart-wait.-Ella
Higginson In West Shore.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho rfonato ronri, IN and for salt Lake
County. Territory Of Utah.
In tho Mauof Of tho E.iasc Of rmms Lciiic
CArlirlo, deceased.

NOTIcr - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
estate Of Fmma Lettuce Carlisle, deceased has
rendered for settlemont, and nled In said Court,
his final account OF hi administration Of saii
cstaie and petition Tor final distribution Of the
rcsidnc % said estate afncng the persons en-
titled thereto, aud that Taesday, the 2itt
day of Ami. a. D. 1871. al 10 a. nj, ~ the
Court room % said Court, in the County Court
House, salt Lake CIiy and County. Utah Ter.
ritory, has hecu duly appointed by the Judge
OF said Court. for the settlement Of SAID AZ
count and bearing saif petition for distribu'
ton. At which time and place any person inter
cstei In saii estate may appear and show
cause. ~ any there BE-. why sad aet cunt should
not be settled and approved And lnhi distribu.
lion made ~ prayed for.
Daled March 18th. 1891.
q. D.. ALLEN, Uicfk Of Probate Court
HvC. ". STANTON, Deputy. d9w
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NoTiCE - HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN underngned. administrator OF the ".
tate OF Hans Peterson. deceased, TO thu eredi.
the saia deceased, 10 eAhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers. within -four months after
the nrst publication OF this notice, ~ the said
administrator, at his Tosiienco In Mill Creek In
the county OF salt lake. Territory Ut Utah.
Dated Aprii 1th, ls1l.
THOMAS W. RUSSELL.
Administrator OF tie estate Of Han, Peter.
sou. deceased. uiaw tu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-22

Among the famous jewels possessed by
fortunatewomen n beautiful pearl neck
lace. well known In London, owned by the
Countess Tois,oi. It Ia composed Of stones
large aud perfect In shagc' and nearly
black In color. Th,y cannot be called
more beautiful than the shimmering white
favorites, but on account Of their rarity
they are considerably more valuable.
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NOTICE.

DLANs ARE INVITED ron THE ERYc
i tion OF a Joint O. y aud County nuiding
10 he erected 10 tho center Of the Eighth Ward
Square lste OF biock go feet square,. Tho
stories with basement. and constructed on the
pan Of Whist 10 known az slow combustion.
Cost Of building completed not to exceed $780,.
18th. 1871. CITY ana County reserve the right 10
reject any aud all plans. For Further particu-
lars apply to
HON q. W. BARTCI, Probate Judge.
salt lake City, Utah, April T. ispi.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE n litRknY GIVEN ny THE Us.
~ defsigned. exc ,utOr of tho estate OF
Jacob bhi, deceased. to tho creditors OF,
and ell persons having claims against the
saii decreased. To exhibit them with the neees.
sAfy voucher. within ten months after the lfst
publication OF TINS notice, TO the said executor
At 10 East Third South street, salt Like CHI,
In the county OF salt Lake. Utah Territory.
Dated April 5th, is2l.
Adminlsua,rx Of the estate Of jacob nai.
deceased dlAw 81 "
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Ask for Lisbig COMPANY'S
NoT,cr Of SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an otdgf o. the Probate
Court Of the County Of SAT- LAKE. TERRITORY Of
uh on n '9s ;.s gay z, fssSy is ~ me
ed.,hc undersigned, adminisifalrix OF the said
sstatc. willscli NJ private sale 10 the highest
bidder for each, subject 20 confirmation by said
Probate Court. on the .sId day Of Apnl. ls1l.
N " O'Clock M, at the law ONCE OF Richards
& Moyic. In the Consultation Buiiding, Ma n
street. IN tho city aud county q salt iito. Ter.
anu estst. Of the said Henry lngbrsscn, III The
time OF his death. aud all the rght, lille ami
interest that the said estate has, by operation
a, or o'nsiN,., ..a ,is %.ens ihan on !,
the time Of hts death. In Ahdto al that certain
piece or parcel OF land situate. lying and
icing In the city aud county n sail Lake, Tor.
Ilgry Of ltah, aud bounded aud described ~
follows beginning AZ point on tho east eide
Of road east seventy two hundrcdths fO.igl
chnins. ayd north one aud nihetytwo hun
drcdths an chains, from the fouthvcst cor.
ntr Of tie northeast quarter u section rwon.
" seven tgi) In Township ono % south. ~
hange ose lli tast, salt Lale Mefldlan.ihcnec
south .ighiy.igo tssl degree. aud io.alol min.
90 chains, thence north cghty two tsll lie.
frees and ten tiol minute, Nest cight ~
chains, ihtrec south I've (5l chains 70 the place
water right 10 Tho SANE; and also with right
81 way Tor an irrigatlug diich across TO LAM ~
taid estate ~ the above described land, NJ such
aplaco No VIII be practical hnu the least mia.
rlous - the estate of said dureatcd
1cfms aud conditions OF salu Cash. ten per
cent. u puIchaic MONEY TO lo raii " the ad.
minislrairi1 on 10 day 81 sale balance on
expense Of purchaser. iiifs a. be- IN writing
AMI delivered To- said administfalrix brfo 9
ANNA n. CALVERT.
hdminislrairis OF the estate Of Henry Ing
brcscn. deceased.
saii i.aks CITY. March snh, isli DIV
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DURsUANT TO Az ORDER or SAID
Il Court In faid matter. notice u hereby
gwen that lueidAy. the giat day OF Aprii, A. u.
lsgi, at 20 O'Clock a. M, al the County
court iiouse,in salt lake CITY, Utah TERRITORY,
IN he couti room ~ sad Court, has been ap,
= poiition of y. ]. Wallace, praytnF Tor
the admission 10 probate Of n certain incumeut
meio~ IN presented, purportlng n BE- the last
Wil aud 1tstamepl ~ Mary Ann thilds, do.
may appear aud oppose the probate OF rsid
viii, or the gTantinE OF letters OF admin ira,
uoh. with the wall hnnrNcd, To George j. lay
Tor, A. prayed for IN said petition.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto set my
hand ami hfiiNed the seal ui sAld court, this
IN day Of AIril, A. ID. 1854,
sEAt c. Y, ALLEN,
CLERK OF the Probate Court
Bye D.. STANTON, Deputy CierI.