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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-05

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effsctually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
oHn oHuofoon
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WEST PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION.

DITTsBURe AND LAKE ERIE -RAlLRoAD
IL COMPANY. Schedule in effect Deeem Der II
1880 Central time. Pal. Z. R.h DEPART-For
Cieveland, 40 $500 35. 4i2o -9;45 D. m For
Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis. 1880 a. M, r:55
-9:45 D. IN. For Buffalo. $500, q. m, Am. 'g.45
D. m. FoT Salamanca, 500 4. m, -I:35 D. m. For
youngstown and New Castle, 4;36 's:00, 1000 .,
M, 1:25 4,20 "9;45 D. m. For Beaver Falls
4:3l 70a %aQ 1850 a m, ri25. $3.50 '4:21 5:21
'9;45 p. N. For CHARTERS, 4;3l 55;3o a. m. 5:N
1855, 100 $50 5s:eo sos s;o, l6:oo. n:3a 4. M,
Ls20 I2i40 fle:4a 1ata s5o, s:5a '4;2k fi:3Q 4i4S
ara $500. f9;45, l0;S0 p. m
$40 T:5o p. m. From Cincinnati. CHICAGO and SE
es as m I :s iso5 ,. b. E. n From Isa sa.%anss S1ss
and New casla, ss: 70 .l6.6O sOm T. m, .iaas sd
T;sa, 10so5 p, m. From Beaver Falls san, rs:G
7;1l .10i00 '12:3o, l:2Q $40 T.5G 1905 D. m,
p. c. Z. trains for Mansfield. Ti3O. II 35 .. m.
$3.50 p 70. For Esplen and Beecnmont 7;so 4
F., c. & Z, trains from Mansfield, 7az u.o
q. M. 3:45 p. m. From Beechmons 7;d2 nm
n. Mck,AY, R R;.pzrAnr-For New Ha-
ven, 1916, 1890 a. m. 500 p. m. For West News
ton, T:9, io:lo a, M. $50. SIS p. m.
p. m. From West Newton, s:lA $500 q m.
for McKeesport Elizabeth, Monon gahels CIV
and Belle Vernon, 6'4S i7:4a ll:20 .. m. f3;09
from Belle Vernon. Monon eahela CITY. Eriza-
beth and Mckeesport f;Ii, $500 .. m. ESQ f4;l.
.D1ily. Jsundays only.
City Ticket Office. e3s 5mIthheld Street.
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RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER DECEMBHR 18th, 1590.
Trains viii leave Union station, Pittsburgs
as follows Eastern Standard Timel:--
MAIN LINE EASTWARD.

ON AND AFTER DEcKMBnR 10th, 1890.
Trains VIII leave Union station, Pittsburg.
as follows Eastern Standard Time);-
MAIN LINE EASTWARD.
New York & Chicago Limited OF Pullman vestf-
bule cars daily at7.l A. NJ. arriving at Harris
YORK 10 p n. baltimore % P ) n. = washing |
Atlantic Express daily at a2o A. n. arriving as
New York 4o1 P. NJ, Baltimore LIS p. N.s
Mail train daily, except Sunday. $50 A. NJ, ar
lo;s5P; NJ. Baltimore i0.4O ?. NJ. sunday Gali
Day Express daily at s,ocA: M. arriving at Hsr-
Yors s. E p NJ, Baitimcrs 7Oo A P. M n, washing E
Mai Express s. daily a. 100 P. NJ. arriving At Har.
risburg 70. 5 P, .M... connecting at Harrisburg
wttb Philadelphia Express.
Philadelphia Express daily az I. 20 p NJ, arriving
M A. aadrNisesrS ana New orS S0 J. E fhiadsiphia as
sSa1g e. Bstnore NJ sa Nh
ington I'D A; NJ. Phlladelphis s.5 A N. and
burg $50 A. NJ, Philadelphia 6.50 A. NJ, New
YORK 9 30 A. NJ. Baltimore .. 20 A. NJ, Washing
,a, AZ t5T09gS train. connect at Ssr;sZ Sy v
Y. AVOIDING double ferryage and journey through
Johnstown Accom-. except Sunday, $40 p N.
Greensburg Accom-, II. Is p. NJ weekdays, 10.Sp
P. NJ. sundays. Greensburg Express 5. 10 ?. n,
except sunday. Derry Express n-oo A. L.. sx-
wsfi's. Accom-. ais T.zo 800. 1870 a. NJ, nI4
A. M 1e1cept Monday. Sunday, q, 10 4. n.
T. 25, "a. G. 40 and s.4oP. NJ.
& 5e SSs2n 5So az aiS Il ioiS ia and a Ii E
Sunday, Il. 70 ana 9.ISP. N.
- N. T. o. 'i1 rs, a5S & 10, go, s.% s s.sa
800 and 10. 40 p. N. week days. SUNDAY. 5.& An
SOUTHWEST PENN RAILWAY.
For Uniontowp $50 ana ass A. NJ, l.45 snd+2s
a
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DITTSBURG AND CASTLE SHANNON K K
II Winter Time Table. On and after March 90,
lows on every day. except sunday. Eastern standr
ard time: Leaving Pittsburg-s:2o a. M, 7:lo ..
$50 ,5,IO p m, $50 p m, $3.50 p. m, $50 M.
ii:s0 p m. Arlington-5;40 u; m, s,2o a; m. 7:Io
l,20 D. IN 5;i0 p. m, $3.50 p M. 7:io m, 1880
p: m. sunday trains. leaving Pittsburgmies 9. m,
12:50 p. m. 2:30 p. IN, 5:f0 p. m. $3.50 p. IN
ArIngton-s;ioa n m, l2:l0 p; m; 1;5o 2; M, 4saO
D. m. $50 D. IN. JOHN JAIN. SupL
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DAL11MORE AND OHIO RAILRoAp.
ID seheduie In sreet January 4, 1901, Eastern


uniontown, sS;So a. m, Sunday only.
Lor M risasans' $3.50 a. m. and E.25 a. m. and
For Wssnington, Pa. 'sos, +s:so q. M, s.ss
tssaD and Y :45 and I1l:55 .. m.
For For wheeling 's'oa Fs;se .. M. I'm tn and
For Cincinnati and st. Loul. sos a m. ,T:s
p. N.
For Cincinnati. III is p. m.
For Eor Columbus Sswars s;a m ts Is ans m
For Chicago, 's,Os and 1;s5 D. m = - -
Trains arrive from New York, PhilsdelphiL
m. From Columbus Cincinnati and Chicago
.s,H q. M, go0 p. N. From Wheeling 's,al
Parlor and sleeping ears % Baltimora washins-
ton Cincinnati and Chicago.
DAILY. 7llaily except Sunday. SUNDAY only.
Saturday only. fDaiig except Saturday. =
The Pittsburg Transfer Com pany will call TO,
and check baggage from hotels and residences
upon orders left at b. q u. ticket office, corner
Fifth ave. and Wood ST.. or 4ol and go smithheIa
street.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-10

There are several strange survlvals
Of antiquity la this country, rendered
stranger 10y our usual lack Of reverence
Tor antiquity The appearance Of the
Judges Of the court Of appeals In robes
Is one such survival, tho uashal Of the
mayor Of New York city, who carries
the mayors ilng on certain public 90
caslons, Is another
In New Jersey, where they had a
king long after the rest of this country
lad sent 10 king TO tho right about,
they have some strange surviyals. For
instance, the two companies Of advon.
tures that founded colonies In New
Jersey rs far back rs the timo ai Charles
II of England, still maintain legal
existence. hold annual meetings, the
Fast Jersey company at Perth Amboy,
the West Jersey company at BurlIng
ton, divide some decreasing Einds
among the propdotors, and generally
comport themselves MS II much more
lie was In them than really Is.
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thing Josiah was ioath 10 move IN; he
wished him to peak to the squire about
his daughter Josiah promised, but lie
was thinking OF deputing the business
to the rector. when the why opened I'M
eSpoctodly. Coming out Of Leeds bank
lac net the squire. who had n troubled.
preoccupiod look lilo passed Josiah
with n nod, then suddenly turned, and
touching him. said.
Josiah Bsoadbcnt, your house and
mine have been long friends, chr
Say that squire Broa1bcnts scry.
ed Snurlintns when King stephen was
lighting for the crown o. England, thcy
are just rs ready TO serve them now"
n believe y, Josiah want 1900
My boy Roger has got into trouble. I
would rather Owe u to you than to
mortgage Saurhan."
Thou can have ei0. 900. eco. 600 II
thou need It. squire. mn Josiah Broad.
bent wants no security but Squire saur.
hams worl--he wor a bad un II hc
did"
Then Josiah, standing there on Mar.
bet street. laid his bank book on bale
Of wool, aud signing a blank check put
It into the squiro's hand.
Tho fewost words In such cases nro
bc,t with tho tact Of true gentle.
man, hU turned the conversation 20
J1sinl's sou, aud iually, hcsltating a
little. said
There was some BIZ oi youthful
lovcmuking between Richard and my
Agnes. thou didat not know It.. belize,
lusiahr
"Ycs; that for 10 wcrc sent away
mainly; but he's ns fond rs liver about
her Thou mustn't strive wi linn,
squire. Love T. beyond our ordering
III had no thought NJ Il now.
Richard has proved his metal. You
may tell him II Agnc, says Yes still
III never be- the ono to gay NO."
Thank you. fpuirr Il Is n great
honor. nn Il so bo you'd nlycr mama
tho money TO the young uns, sluirc.
| can't draw a sword for you, ns Rufus
hlN'NNtll NiA ANl AtiN llah tlNlN ~
Saurhnm, but can draw check fol
! you, aud I'm proud aud Riud 10 do t.
As Richard had secured Agnes
"Ycs." the future arrangements wcr,
easily settled. mud within "a year lovely
Agnes Sturhnm became Richard Broad
bcnts wife, and the squire has had
good cause 90 be proud Of tho alliance
Old Josiah also lived 10 see his son moi
only ono of her inniesty's counsel, bu
also member OF parliament Tor bis nm
tive city aud baron Of the court o
cNrhcqucE
Thu. the good for nothing In a spin
ming mill was good for an honorable
and noble career In courtroom
Young man. act out your genius moth
ing else nvnils
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Cyrcnc IIafd.. Plaintiff,
"
James J. iiards. Defendant

The People Of the Territory Of u'ah send
Directing
To james j. lizards. pcfendani
you AnE uLnEBY REQUIRED TO AZ.
il rear in an ncuou brought against you ny
tie above utmei plAiutin ~ The ulsiuci Court
% the third JudiciI nisGir % tue ierrlnfL
Of uthh, nrd 20 answer The complain hel
therein WITHIN ten days lcNclu'ive " ~ KY
nf sOriocl after tho srfNtre on YOU Of lul.
fummont-lf served within ms county o., q
served out II this counly, bot IN ihis ~ wv q
within ternty dayst Otherwise within iuf
days. or Judgment by default VIII We iAAtn
aFainst you, according TO the prayer OF 'A'l
ais ssid action /. brought to have a decree
Of this cuuTt diasniyng tie D0nds ~ marimonI
oKisurg between piainiin anu dvtendAht' anu
Awarding n plAintln the custody ~ ihu ak nj
nar children, Issue of said marriage feguiuns
defendant 80 pay into court rehs1nalie .gm
counsel ffcs. aud " pay 70 plalhth aueh iuf'
thrr sum a. alttnuuy a. 20 this court nay Ltsm
lust, her support during the pthdehc3 % lhl'
action. and graEtinE plniuun EercIal t'Nsl
above Tellci prayed On he ground ihal tl.g,
their said inErfiaEu defeGftnt ths uealel
pitintlf 10 a cruel atd inhuman manner, 70 ~,
extent OF causing hcr great sodily iniliy Ahd
Aud vou nrs heschy notified that " you fai
10 appear aud answer thg sad cnmplhini -
above rfaulred, the taid plalnun viii APPLY o.
ihe eouft Tor he r,llef demanded therein.
witness, tho Hon Charles =. Zane, JUDGE
nni the seal ~ the nisuict Court u the lhirt
Judicial District, ~ ana Tor nnlrIrlinfN ~
utah. this gird fay NJ June ~ the year y
our Lofd one thousand usht hundred aHQ
"isstLi utNVY q. MCMILLAN. CLERK.
by Gro o. iouars, Deputy ciefs.
CLARENCE W iiAi,
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n b. ozcc Hitting up my hand
Ny later years might blot out.
And on LIES Threshold smiling stnai
untonchsd by fears. unnamed BY doubt,
would not then In very truth
Give up experience hardly won.
Nor for tho rosy dreams o. youth
Torcgo tho fruits u wisdom born.
n By some alchemy Of fate,
Some swift and sure Kaleidoscope.
1 The flowers which grew and bi1ssotned late
Might crown the youthful hills Of hope,
Iwuuld not lose the precious sense
OF knowledge gained, though dearly
bought
For youth would he 20 recompcnse
Were 10 lose what limo has brought.
or time AK no miracle.
No backward tuinlng " the clock,
But only Just courageous will
In all llio's varied paths To walk.
Ny past i mine. | hold II dear.
Hold all It's weakness. all IT, palm.
count each Joy. giiarl each tear,
Aud W much blest eternal gain.
No may cArii passing year bring light.
And give mo knowledge good aud sure.
With prayers Tor strength TO guide mo right
Toward shining heights. firm and secure.
Ieount each year a jewel tarc.
A gllsicnlEg gem of strength aud grace,
A crown Of wisdom irue aud fair
And each shall sparkle 10 IT, place
-llelen y. Packard In Springfield iiomestead.
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10 preserve wooden posts boro with
an inch aud quarter Hugcr from tho
butt Of thc.post to n distance that viii
be six inches above tho ground when
the post shall Boz set Then char over
a good firo for quarter Of IN hour, 80
a. to drive all moisture out Of the heart
Of the butt through thu hole bored hll
tho hoic with boiling coal tar and drive
In VOL fitted plug. which will act rs
nm hydraulic ram and force the tar into
the hot porrs Of the wood, which will
become thoroughly crcosoted and last
sound for twenty years In place Of four,
hs In ordinary cases.
\ a inch post may have one hole IN
It's center. inch. two. side by side. $
inch, tllrtc; ~ inch. four. Posts which
Hrc already In the ground may be bored
dlagonully. Gllcd with hot tar dn tho
dry summer time, plugged mp and ~
painted Sleeper posts for door ioist'
should be treated Ia this manner, and
tlirn their bases surrounded with n cur
Of puddlci clay, Into which pour hu
coal tar Posts thus treated cannot do
Mechanical News
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Lucky mi iinnF Compauv. Location Of
punoipll rIsre q busissa Park

NOTICE ~ 1iEuEHY GIVES THAT At
n meeting % tha not0i ot Trustees hgid
Utty. Utah. ~ asaeesmunt 40. 3. Of two ccnis
pgf share was levied 90 thn capital STOCK 81
Inc corporation payable To- She secretary, With /.
In thirty days non The HhDye date, at No. ~
Nsin Street, salt Lake Guy, Uiah. Any stocs
uuun which This HfHcs mont remsiu1 unpaid
Oh the act day ~ September. isgi. will he de-
unuuent and hdveHised fur sae n p1blir Auc. .
ZION. aud uuiefs payment he made before. VIII
lie snld on tho ilst DAY % October, i.1i. ~ inc
haur ~ 10 O'Clock a. n. at tho company =
office. iioom N6. 80 Constitution buuliuF, SAT-
Iata CITY tftah, 10 UHv delinquent rfaCftmtnu,
iorethcr with costs ~ advertising and expense
Of talc. ...
" uuNluN, secretary.
Hesldencc 80 md Wcsi sucet, salt i.atc
Iltv. ltHN.
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pk:INouENr NOTICE..

Tue uens,ue. idsho Miriur Comphny. Ioc,.
lion o. ufiucpAl place uf husirets. SAT-
IalaOIfv. Itah. location ~ Mlnes and
workf. Mlaerai ilill aiuinE matrict siAie
o. Idaho.
ATO1tCT.- THEHE ~ nTt iNQuENr uP.
IN on the following described sfoek, nu ae'
ruunt 1T ntaefsfnent % thiitF iNpl cents per
share levied on tho nth DAY u Apfil, isil, ms
sefefdi amounts set opposite the namea OF us
fsspgciivo Shareholder. o. follova4
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

7 uCKY NIL MiNING COMPANY. LnCA.
i u0n Of principal place Of bustnes, l'arg
tity, Utah, Location OF mine, rnako creek
There are delinquent upon tue following
described stock on Hreulnt VI hn Assesfmrhi
$50. ~ = rrntH urr share, levied on the tiI
day 81 August l-pl, the several amount fci
opposite tho names Of the respective snare
holders o. fOiloNat
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SAT- ttNr CfrN. tish. Julv n i0l.
meeting OBJ Tho Hoard Ut Directors of the
We lstus Idaho Mining Company hold iI f. day,
ne date OF payment % thr above dosf rUad de-
40 sut sturH was extended irnm the iGfh
day NJ dune, 1901. to The ON day Of IniY. tsgi,
40 Tho came huur nnd place
IS order Of the Hoard ~ nIrcrturHs
D. D. llmLA. AnlnL hnn.N
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MN. InfnIln,

And In accordance with law, and IN order Of
the Hoard Of TfuHtees, made on the 9Th Iny ~
AUGUST. 1871. 20 many shares OF "ach parcel ~
such siuck ~ may be- necessary Viii be sod ~
room 40. 40 Consultation liuildirg, shlt Lato
oily, utah, Nc rho hour Of 10 q M, on tho Mtt
DAY of October, lsYi 10 ray Delinquent ashoss
intnts thereon, together Win tie cutts ot ad
Neflifiug aud expense % sale.
VI, j. uNutpN. Secretary.
oaw ms sllt Lake Guy, uiah,
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Van IiNN MN IIaHI July ~ T7lTl
Al meeting NJ Che liuard 81 httriura ~ the
bellevue Idaho Mihins Company, held thH GAY,
the data % payment u tlv HitNe described
delinquent sterk was extended from tho ilst
day ~ August. ispi Go tho iith daY Of ncntcn'
bei. is,l, NJ The shuu hour aud placo,
~ order " The iinafd 81 nuectnrs.
T. -. iiONS, AcunE secretary.
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FAtr IlNr Cffv, Inly q, i.li

AtAmcotInr NJ the Hoard of directors of tho
bellevue Idaho Mining COMPANY, hold tiis day,
the d4te Of PAYMENT ~ the above dsarfilUl
delinquent tiOrk was extended from ttr lith
day III september. ls1i, 90 thr ~ Jay VI Octo
her, tsil. lt toe sane hour nnd place.
~ order 0f me Hoard NJ nifrriurs,
D, q, loliN, AcunE secretary.
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IN tie PROBATE Couu IN and f6r Salt LAKE
County. Territory of Utah


IN tie PROBATE Court IN and f5t Salt Lake
County. ieuitory u Utah.
In the Matter OF re Ettate u Haruira
Matilda \. Moe, deceased.
NOTiCE ~ nEHLnY owns THAT
- Horace Cunning, administrator. with
thc Viii annexed. Of the estate ~ barbara
Matiida \. Muetf, dcecased, has iru tered
Tor settlement, aud Med ln SAID Court. ms
dnal account Of biz naturalization o. iaid
" tAtf ami petition for nnAl distribution Of tho
feslduo ~ said estate alaNnr The ptftpuH en-
utled thereto, and that Monday, The a1fh day ut
october. a. u la, d ~ o'cloct D. no.. a. the
Court ROOM Of said Court, ln tho County court
House, salt iate tiiy sad County. Utah Ter
fltofr, has teen duiy applinist by Tie Judge
" said Court Tor the sftllfmuuf " sad o.
count aud hearing said petition tor disuihu.
iinu, ~ ahich tiuio aud place aoY pcrtOn inter
Gated ~ faid estate may appear and show
rnusr. if any there tc.vhy fa'd account should
nut be settled and approved ana luai distuJu'
zion made ~ PRAYED tor,
ratgd September md, i.ll.
q. r. AIfES.
CLERK Of thr Probate uufi
ny &. .. STANTON, Deputy CLERK du
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Cough
and Group
Medicine.


contain nothing violent, uncertain,
or dangerous. 1t must be standard
in material and manufacture. II
must be plain and simple TO admin
lister; easy and pleasant 10 take.
The child must like It. II must be
prompt in action, giving immedi-
ate relief, as childrens' troubles
come quick, grow fast, and end
fatally or otherwise in a very short
time. Thrust not only relieve quick
but bring them around quick, rs
children chaie and fret and spoil
their constitutions under long con-
fincment. It must do It's work in
moderate doses. a large quantity
of medicine in a child is not desira-
BILE, II must not interfere with the
child's spirits, appetite or general
health. These things suit old as
well as young folks, and make Bo-
sehee's &Snan Syrup the iayorite
family IA 6Sine. @
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Order 10 show eautc why order Of sale of
Real Estate should not be made.
NJ ARgAREr 4. CAISE, TIM ADMINS
Nj traitor o. the eftata ~ Alfred u. sine,
nerchscd. having MED bee petition, 1uly feri.
the real estate OF sad degsiuut for the purpato
therein cot forth, u IL therefore ordered if The
Judge NJ said court. ihat nil tcrsohs ihttr slui
in the patafe u fnid drgnHaef npufM before
the satd Probate Court uu Friday tie ihth day
VI Octalcr. isIi. at " O'Clock 10 the forenoon
nf sad day. AZ the Court toum " saii Probate
Court, ~ fhu Gounty tourt iinuHt. tu the city
AND rauuty OF sAlt LAKE. Utah Territory, %
show rsufe why On order should np' be Frauiei
in the said AdninisunipI, 20 sDll ~ much Of
sale fafhail tc nsrtssHfv, and that a rUpy %
lit order o. publial ned " least four successive
weeks iu thc bfsGutr LNlNifg Ntws, n
newspaper printed aar uuhl shed M aaii ~
ani cuuutTs
q. W uAHTou
La "a
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The Liebig COMPANY


In the Probate Court m and for salt Lake
County, Territory o. uiah.
In the matter Of the csiats q Aliftt II. Calnc.
Deceased.
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German
Syrup"

For children a nedi.
cine should be abso.
lutely reliable. A
mother must be able TO
pin her faith to il as TO
her Bible. II must
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dim
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
The New Party.


The new party, lately set on its feet
at Cincinnati by the representatives Of
the Farmers Alliance, it is believed will
prove great failure. We see nothing
to hold it together now that the Alliance
has cut loose and drifted from its origi-
nally declared moorings. 1t has, or
had, some efficient and valuable capitai
to speculate on as at first organized, but
we are inclined to believe, that like the
old woman's hen, it is attempting to
cover too many eggs. Experience has
demonstrated that in this country, a
greater number than two parties, can
not long survive. There is not suffici.
ent pap to nourish and invigorate so
many. We have among us now, per-
sons who are energetically engaged in
efforts to get the local alliance to tack
on to their organization, the Revenue
Amendment, knowing it to be ques-
tion that must terminate as question,
with one single election. They know
that, never again, at least within twen-
ty-five years, if it be adopted, can it be
made an issue as it now is, and they
would have the Alliance engraft upon
itself, as nuclei of organization, as many
expedients as their individual dogmas
can ex.cogitate. What must party
look like which, abandoning declared
principles, sets up pretensions to!support
and right of recognition, merely by es-
pousing temporary expedients for in
fuence, and success.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
The Artesian Well.

The contractor, Mr.. Ware, has been
very much retarded, in boring the we'll
at this place. At one time, say near
three weeks ago, he reached depth of
144 feet when he found insuperable
obstacles to further descent, without
changing the modus operandi. He then
sank an inch pipe, but, by some mis-
hap the descent was not exactly per-
pendicular. This necessitated much
tedious labor to rectity it. About one
week since success crowned his
persistent efforts, and lie succeeded in
sinking his inch pipe to depth of 1O4
feet. Here another obstacle was en-
countered. The water pumped down
ceased to return to the surface, and of
course nothing was brought up to show
what was the trouble below. There
were two or three theories as to the
cause of the trouble.
On Monday the sand pump was sent
down and on being raised, showed that
the water pumped down scattered in
the bed of gravel which has been reach
ed. The difficulty having been discov-
cred the remedy was found, and a 0
inch pipe was introduced from a depth
of 104 feet. We are not familiar with
the facts as to the depth at which such
a stratum is commonly found, but from
all we have been able to learn, it was
found nearer the surface in this instance
than is commonly the case.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
Looks Rather Invisible.

The charge made against D. C.
O'Malley-d elective seems to Us de-
cidedly thin. We have reference to
that made against him for opening
Jimmy CAROLS letter. The latter has
been interviewed on the subject, and
if he said anything that can possibly
be viewed as incriminating O'MalIey,
we have failed to understand him. But
the game is flushed and the clans are in
eager pursuit.
We see by the dailies of New Or
leans that O'Malley with others, is
charged criminally with attempting to
bribe juror. It is plain that the in
dividual he is charged with attempting
to bribe, is person who had not been
placed on the venire; and that he was a
talesman de circumstantibus. Quere ?
is such an one a juror in the techinal
sense Of the law7 If he be, he is en-
titled to his per diem whether he serve
or not. Would he be privileged from
arrest after being cited