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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

THE first food Of man has been put 70
many uses ana converted Into many forms
hy human ingenuity, but lie latest aprli-
cation l. perhaps the mostrcinnrkable. IN
inventor has Just taken out a patent To
protect "a substitute for bone or cclluloid.
and tho material which "a TO substitute
these substances Il produced from milk.
Cascln--the solids In mllk-arc In The Inst
place reduced TO partly gelaiinous con
dillon by means Of borax or ammonia, and
then Il IL mixed with mineral salt dissolved
In acid or water, which liquid ~ subsc-
quently evapotatcd.
The method Of procedure Il TO place the
clseiu In u suitable vessel aud Incorporate
under heat the boraa with Il. the proper
tons being ten Kilograms Of clsein 10 three
Kilograms u borax, dissolved In six liters
ofwater. When the casein becomes changed
In appearance the water Ia drawn 81, and
TO the residue. while still Of the consistency
81 melted galAtine. one kilnHram OF min.
c'al salt. hld IN solution Of three litre- OF
winter. IL ndded. Almost any OF the salts
~ Iron. lead, tin, zinc. copperor other inin-
erals which nrc soiuabr IN acid may he
used. When the mixture Il effected tho
solid matter l. found separated from the
greater PORTION Of the acid aud water and
"a then drawn oil.
Next the solid matter Il first subjected 20
great pressure 10 drive out all possible
moisture, aud then 20 evaporation under
great heat 10 remove any remaining moist
urc. The resulting product j. called "lac-
tltcs." and can b. nodded Into any desired
form. By the admlSture Of pigments u
dyes any color may BE- impaired TO Il, bu;
the creamy white color natural 10 the sub.
stance Is the most BEAUTIFUL. being a very
olose Imitation Of ivory. Combs, billiard
balls, brush backs, knife handles and all
other articles for which ivory, bone or eel
iulod are employed can be made Of this
new product Of milk.-New York Tclc'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

The modification Of well known ex.
pertinent has been turned to good account
Ia being made handy tester for llnemcn
4 small squau of india rubber has plate
Of brass fastened on each side. A strip Of
zinc and twenty-five cent piece can be
slipped under between the brass aud the
rubber, while from the plates two leading
wires arr taken. Tests of continuity can
then be taken by connecting the wires to
the circuit and touching the two pieces Of
metal with the tongue.-New York Com,
ncgclal Advertiser.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

Every piece Of our India and China
silks are genuine Bombay and Can.
TON manufacture, sent to France TO
bc printed and flushed, most OF
them, IN excellent patterns.
Lots OF Remnants, odds and ends, In
our SIX stock, Reduced 80 per cent.
Pure silk Grenadines, In Plain Polka
Dot aud other choice designs at AS.
ToNiSHiNu REDUCTIONsi
French Dress Patterns ia Camel,s
Hair or Plaid aud Stripe, With disc
or combinations.
Last weeks price $3.50, this week only
5000.
Last weeks price, $500, this week
only $3.50.
Last weeks price, $4,000. this week
only $1,000.
Last weeks price, $3.50, this week
Last week.. price, $3.50, this week
only sli.25.
Last weeks price, $1,000, this week
only sla.25.
Last weeks price, $500, this week
Last weeks price, $3.50, this week
only siO.25.
900 Black aud Colored Embroidered
Brilllantino. and Cashmere Dress
Si.l5.
All Of our last weeks prices ON Priest
iy's celebrated Black Goods are cut
for this week only.
They consist Of choicest Mclroses, Cam
els Hair, Mourning Brocader, Grape
Cloth, Nuns Veilings, Wool Grena-
dimes, silk Warp Henriettas, Silk
Warp Brilllantines, Tricotines, Ala
batrosses, Serges, etc., etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

The Captaln-Colnnol WaNem will be
blnquolod after his wedding tonlghi, and
tho brave deserve the fair" What the
deuce shall l tayt
Ine MnioF-l hardly know how to adj
Wis you. After you've seen tho bride.
youll have TO tarn your speech into an
nrsumeat to prove either that WsEcm isu't
brave or that he isn't getting his deserts.-.
kate Fields Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20
Our best 500 Black LYONS Gror c

Our hes, $500 Black Lyons Gros Grain
SIN, warranted pure dye, for si.s7l
Best $500 Black Lyons eros Grain
silk, for sl.95.
Best Sl.0O Black Lyons Gros Grain
silk, for 75c.
Seven other grades In same proportion.
Best ss.25 Black Satin Rhadame- for
sl.G7l.
Best sl.'5 Black Satin Rhadames for
sl,B.
Best $3.50 Black satin Rhadames for
Sl.05.
Four other grades Satin Rhadam,s re.
duced IN same proportion.
Best sl.50 Black India Silk for si.lO.
!" spc. I" :" =" VS. s.c
sl.s5 Colored Gros Grain silks for
00c.
Best Black aud Latest Shades Soc.
Surahs for G2lc.
Choicest Polka Dot $3.50 SIX serges.
high novelties, Sl.l6.
Choicest 81 so genuine China Crepes.
lovcliest shades, Mt sl.U7l.
Sole Fnntalse In Plain aud Brocades.
reduced 10 $500, $500, 81. 95 and nol q.
Lovely Crepe dc Chine, worth 81 ~, ior
fl.0O.
A lot Of pure China Silks, in newest
shades, at age
Sl.i0 Pure SILK Faille Franchise for Csc.
Our Coo. Printed Pongees, In very lat.
est designs, for 4alc.
Our 7lc. Printed POngees, In very Int.
est designs, for 59lc.
Our o0c. Printed China Silks, In very
latest designs, for G7Ac.
Our 0br. Printed China silks, In very
latest designs, for zoe.
Our sl,l6 Printed China Stills, In very
latest designs, for 9Oc.
Our;l.3j Printed China Silks, In very
latest designs, for sl.l0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20
NOTICE.

DLANs ARR INVITED TuH Tfr FRFc
ilun Of ioiut q y aud County nuidlur
% 20 ereclnd IN no center ~ Ne Eishih ward
propoaai huudnv 10 htvo f1nr fronts three
stories with basement, aud constructed on ne
pau ~ what is known Ha slow cninnu.tion.
tnst o. building completed not 20 eNecrd $780,.
90 All plans To he submitted on VI h0Inru Nav
lHh, ltll' Ciyand Cpuntv reserve The tight 10
reject any ana all plans Tor further particu-
lars apply 20
tlnN. o. y. SCOTT, Mayor
HuA q, ". bARTCli. Probate Judse,
salt lakeCliy, Utah, April {, 1871.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

Bulwer, in HIS Artificial Changcling.n
makes mention Of one John simons, n na.
tive OF Berkshire, England, born without
arms or hands, who could write with MI.
mouth, thread needle, Ito knot, shuttle,
cut and deal pack OF cards, etc. This
wonderful penonage was exhibited In Lou.
don In 1865.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

In many parts Of France and England
the wealthy have Ice houses built ON their
estates, aud MI them with lee from the
neighboring lake. and streams. II was
not until isi, that Ice was publicly sold In
London, aud then only in very small quan.
titles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

Professor Dlacklo mentions the case Of a
young man who lived during an ontirc
college session on red herrings aud one
barrel OF potatoes which he had brought
from home. lie finally succumbel To tic
weakness brought on by insufficient food.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

ueneral law Wallace and Secretary Eos.
Ter are almost doubles In personal appear,
anee, their resemblance being 80 striking
that they are frequently mistaken for each
other Each Is O man VI medium height.
weighing about 10 pounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

NO, Bobble," - said his mother. Zone piece
OF pie Is quite enough for your
ITS funny" responded nobbie. with an
injured air. "Nou say you are anxious for
me to learn TO eat properly, aud yet you
won't give me chance TO practice. n--l.k.
change.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

1t was not an uncommon thing for ny.
fists Of oldeu time to paint their subieets
wl.h oared iect, but this is seldom dnno
now, ~ II y said TO be almost impossible
@ss'a model with well shaped foot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

,rb @tsgr Magazine, the ehsar.'t Aha' ~.
- ,suutry, usdaiiy valuable - = fsass o uii'h'
isisr,. rrlgs r.f volume Of ~ nuuhsfr i-'''i''
saf, afe. nAisd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20
pESgRET EVENING NEWS,

Published s,ay day ,tesps Sunday - ~
tut.srttion rrics, N ad,anos. $500 psr y'Al ~,
,rnsnth, Is cent. r,T vos, postpaid O. den'''''
IL CARRIER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20
nrernt-f srutwEEKLy NEWS

Published ever TUESDAY and riiisy. snh''rir.
u,r ,,,s,. IN advance. psf ,sar 500; 'ls months
., 70, three motifs. no, POSTPAID O. S'n's''a "
taffiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20
DRESS GOODS BARGAINS.

2yic :" a1c
" - French Serges 0Oc,
NO. Pieces Choice Plaid Dress Goods last week 25c this
~ 'VN' '''' "'''
10 pieces Assorted qualities weeks prices ranging from
Doc, TO zoe. this ''"
No. one lot weeks prce rou
Coo to 0Ocr this week all ' $500
EzS- WI INTEND THIS SALE A succEss -zsa
o cur prices shall compel admit that this a,
all " "''' ''"' '""'"io
Our Cloak and Shoe Chiden and
tempting shoppers with bargains "'F"'"'""
Mail during ady
every article f''NN' "'""''ah'
II A TTHpp A OrT o. nD~
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-28

70 allay the thirst cngendered by the
fever in influenza, whore wine is allowed,
there are few things better than siphons OF
champagne says an English writer on
dietetics.
Milk for grown folk, at all events, will
always be more acceptable when mixed
with seltzer soda or other eifervescent
water, in the proportion Of one part water
to two of milk.
Tamarind water (made by boiling two
ounces of tamarinds with one-quarter
pound of stoned raisns in three pints OF
water for an hour and then straining it),
or black currant and arrowroot drink Qor
which boil two tablespoonfuls of black cur
rant jam in quart Of water; then cover it
and let it simmer gently for half an hour,
when it must be strained, brought again to
boiling point, and lastly poured boiling on
to teaspoonful of arrowroot previously
rubbed smooth in a little cold water, the
whole being stirred all the time the boiling
liquid is being added and used when cold
will be found most acceptable.
Fruit drinks, and fruit when permitted,
are much appreciated; but in severe cases,
where with children, especially the lips and
mouth are often much swollen and very
sore, grapes should be stoned and skinned
before given to the patient.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-28

The best half of lifeis in front of the man
of forty, if he be anything of man, says
The Hospital. TIE work he will do will be
done with the hand of a master, and not of
raw apprentice. The trained intellect
does not see linen as trees walking" but
sees everything clearly and in just measure.
The trained temper does not rush at work
like blind bull at "A haystack, but ad-
vances with the calm and ordered peace of
conscious power and deliberate determine
ton. To no man is the world so new and
the future so fresh as to him who has spent
the early years of his manhood in striving
to understand the deeper problems OF
science and life, and who has made some
4 Roadway toward compromising them. IL
{ him the commonest things are rare ant
wonderful, both in themselves and as part!
of beautiful and intelligent whole. Sucl
thing as staleness in life and its dutie
he cannot understand. knowledge is al
ways opening out before him in wider eS
panses and more commanding heights
The pleasure of growing knowledge and il
creasing power makes every year of hi
life happier and more hopeful than tn
last.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-28
BUSINESS PROSPECTS

Locally, there is but little change in
general business, though many mer-
chants declare that there is visible
increase in trade, and all are hopeful
Of decided briskncss in the fall, the
improvement to begin with the month
of August, and money is reported by
the bankers TO be showing more ease.
Commerce and business at large is
reported from everywhere as improy-
ing. The late announcement that
France has reduced the import duty
on American pork is good, especially
when taken into consideration with
other favorable signs for high mar
ket. The shortage Of the foreign
wheat crop has been fully discussed.
The reciprocity treaties with South
American republics will enlarge Gun
trade not little i'm that direction
Here are three important factors that
will enter into the making of markets
for American products this year. The
active preparations being made in
financial centcrs for doing big bust
ness is an indication that there is a
general expectation Of a large fall
trade.
The reports coming from all sides are
encouraging, and at this time Of the
year crop estimates are not purely
speculative. In the business worlC
the announcement that there will bC
not less than 550,OOO,OO0 bushels OF
wheat raised this year. is sufficient "a
make elaborate Preparations fol
widening the channels of trade.
Wholesale men are reaching out a.
never before, aud the remotcst places
where only trading posts are situated
are canvasSed in the interest Of the
coming trade.
In railroad circles every energy is
devoted 10 looking after freight bust
ness. So absorbing is this that it is
looked after to the exclusion of pas
scngcr traffic, and harvest excursions
must wait while the roads are carry
ing freight out and into the country
The conditions are 50 favorable tha'
} good fall trade is certain and goc(
trade means a return to prosperity.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-28
A DECEIVED MAN.
The Blood Went to His Eye at Last and
Revenge Came.

The Blood Went to His Eye at Last and
Revenge Came.
At ? o'clock yesterday afternoon tall
young man, who was mostly composed Of
a linen buster and Roman nose, placed
small stand under the awning Of Avenue
A, deposited on the stand two or three
Csleer looking glass bulbs filled with red
liquid and began to cry out:
"Now, then, have your blood tested for
only nickel The only certain test known
to medical science, and the only one APP
proved by the leading physicians of Amer
leap
1t was hot day, and no one seemed to
care about his blood, and the young man
had been crying out for quarter of an
hour before any one had the curiosity to
stop. The caller was a solid little man
with grip, and he got off a street car on
purpose to call IL the owner of the bulbs
had looked at him closely he would have
seen something like pounded glass, mixed
with carpet tacks, in each eye, but he was
not an observing man, and he was also
busy crying OUT
Come right up and have your blood
| testedl Never fails to show you the exact
condition of the blood, and is the only test
used by the celebrated doctors of Europe
and America"
"She tests, does she2" inquired the solid
man as he put down his grip.
"She does. Take this bulb in your hand.
If your blood is all right the fluid will rush
into the other compartment"
"Never fails, chr"
| "Never, sir"
| Recommended by all medical mem"
| "By all of 'em, sir. What's the matter
with your
"The matter is I'm going to give you the
all flredest licking an internal old fakir
ever gotp' replied the other as he took off
his coat.
"What forf"
because ! had my blood tested by the
blamed thing two weeks ago on Houston
street, and you said had the best blood in
New York. Same night n rash broke out
all over me- Three days later a boil came
on my leg, and I've just got back from
| Syracuse where a doctor told me that
had the hives and had got to drink butter
milk all the rest of the summer. Prepare
to be lickedP'
But couldn'S-
He didn't finish. The solid man kicked
the table sky high, the bulbs came dowr
to scatter their contents over the flags, and
the young man with the Roman most
Jumped over two children and an ice cream
cart and fed swiftly away in search of som'
| shady dell where madness enters not.
"The bloomin' idea of itl' growled thu
solid man, as he put on his coat and pulled
down his vest "The bloomin', BLASTED
idea of my blood bein' the bloodiest In al
New York. with goose pimples standin
out all over me, aud boils popping out lik'
peas from podP'
And when he had gone away butchei
gathered up the broken legs Of the table
the barefooted children tracked up TIN
medical science with their dirty feet
and Avenue A returned again to its per
spring condition.-M Quad in New Yorl
Evening World.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-28
ABOUT SUNSTROkE.
Some OF Its Causes and Measures for It's
Prevention.

Some OF Its Causes and Measures for Its
Prevention.
Among probable causes of sunstroke
enumerated by The Lancet are the presence
of stagnant atmosphere, excess in diet, IA
tending to retard tissue changes, pulmon-
airy oppression by clothing with consequent
mal-aeration, great physical exhaustion
with cardiac fatigue, and the consumption,
even in moderate amount, of alcoholic
liquors during hot weather The habtual
wearing of somewhat loose porous cloth
ing, by encouraging Precipitation and assist
ing the removal of its products, will also
contribute materially toward the reduction
of the general temperature. IL is needful
to keep in view the extreme sensitivenes5
of the cerebro spinal nerve centers, espe-
cially those of the medulla The means by
which protection can best be accomplished
| call for IA brief notice. Among these may
be mentioned the adoption of the familiar
white veil behind and over the head, the
interposition of wet white linen cloth be
tween head and hat and the elfectual ven
tilation of the latter
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-28
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taiN89Y&751o
ANSWERING INVITATIONS.
The Approved Formula for Formal Note
of Regret-The Penciled Visiting Card.

The Approved Formula for "A Formal Note
of Regret-The Penciled Visiting Card.
Although the custom of sending visit
ing card with the word "regret" penciled
upon it has often been characterized rs i'll
bred and dscourteOus, it is still INDUCED to
a considerable extent, says Good House
keeping, which adds that there are occa-
sions when the ordinary visiting card (al-
ways free from penciling) may be sent with
perfect propriety-not at breakfast, how
ever Where formal regret is desired the
following is the approved formula;
Mrs. Jones regrets that previous en-
gagement will deprive her of the pleasure
of accepting the polite invitation of Mrs
Smith for Thursday morning, June the
tenth"
The phrase, "a previous engagement" In
social parlance sufIices, according to the
authority quoted, to include any circum-
stances which prevents the acceptance Of
an invitation, whether it be illness in the
household or the arrival of guests, and it is
not considered necessary to particularize in
ones note of regret. A social visit paid al
an early hour in the day will afford the op
portunity for offering such explanation as
may be deemed needful
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-28
This Date in History-July %,

4O-Theodosius the Younger, Roman en-
peror, died; during his reign at CONSTANT
nople the whole western empire was over
run by the barbarians.
l5lO-Thomas Cromwell, Earl Of Essex, was be-
headed on Tower hill, London. Henry VIII
OF England married his fifth wife, Cath
crime Howard.
I7p4-M aximilien lsidore Robcspierre, the "au-
tocrat of terror" guillotined at Paris; end
Of the Reign Of Terror"
Is3-Manasseh Cutler, chief organizer OF the
Marietta COJ colony, died in Hamilton
Mass.
lsl4-Joseph Bonaparte, ex-king Of Spain, died
lslg-Charles Albert, cx king Of Sardinia, and
father Of Victor Emanuel, died.
1865 Minnesota troops defeated the Sioux at
Stony Lake, Oak.
ls6t-Second Battle Of Atlanta" tor Hoods
third sortie); sherman having moved to
the right, Hood suddenly struck Logan
corps, and after four hours hard fighting
was repused with loss Of 1000 men to the
Federals 600.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-28

Making friends is easy to the girl who
is bright and happy, whose society gives
pleasure and who is genial. But keeping
them demands more than this, and SEN
sible writer has thus summed up the
other requirements, most of which are
mere matters of good social form:
To keep friend don't get too intimate
with her Have your own thoughts and
permit her to have hers.
Do not demand too much of her in the
way of confidence And do not be too az
gressive, wanting to know why she hasn't
done this, and why she doesn't think as
you do.
If her style of dress is not beautiful
don't tell her; it will only offend her, be
cause deep in her hearts is con vinced that
she knows great deal more about it than
any one else.
Do not find fault with friends friend
and do not expect to be the only one giver
a corner in her heart
Be as considerate Of her feelings MS /
she were stranger, and remember thai
politeness is an everyda- garment, anC
| not one intended only for holidays. II
sum up in a sentence, preserve the courtes!
of the beginning to keep the friendship t
| the end
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-28
4 POSITION AND 4 PROPHECY

Edgar Piper, editor Of the Grays
Harbur Times, is an allie man and de-
cidedly long-headed in politics. Poll
tically he is not a friend Of Lieutenant
Governor Laughton, and says some
things about him which we do not be-
lieve, therefore do not endorse, and
perconsequcncc eliminate them from
the following paragraph printed in the
Times:
The silly story Of a conspiracy between
/ Lieutenant Governor LaughtOn and
| others to so annoy Governor Ferry as 10
/ break down his health aud compel him &c
| resign from Office will find no serious con
/ .ideratiou 10y any sensible person.
/ Laughton weighs about 200 pounds, he i
able. pugnacious. is lieutenant governor
and NAV be governor. When he Is chased
I into a corner he will show fight, and ht
[ win make 10 mighty lively for some o
/ those who have been gOading him VIII
their pens or tongues That time vii
come AZ the election OF 1892, or In the sue
| ceeding lcgis 'ature. when IL is altOgethe
likely that Charles +. Laughtpn will b.
the member from Okanogan.