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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-16
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-16

Pneulneu's aud nronchitis Carry en-
One-shird OF shc Human
Haze,

II 10 not gcnerally known that
Pneumonia aud Bronchitis carry oil
ono third Of tho human race, but such
aro the facts, and what IL more sur.
prlsing, both ofthe above diseases result
nom neslecting. common ordinary
cold. A cough should never be neg
lectsd. hit Is, every time you catch
cold you cough halter, and Il sticks by
you longer. Ballard's Horehound
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Tor Pneumonia, Bronchitis and all
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any throat trouble, call for Bailard,s
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lions Cooperative Mercantile Insti-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-16
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Every one knows how unluchy It is
supposed 10 DO TO kill one OF the tiny
money spiders" 1t is rather hard to
say why these little creatures should
have protection awarded To them In
this way, unless II Is because they are
particularly numerous ON u tine morn
irr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-16

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pated with Headache. bad breath,
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The cynlc-wrciehed maehinei Do you
really imagine that you are the greatest Of
inanlmAte lianl
The Gas Meter lloitilyl-Can you name
greaterP
The Enthusiastically. 1t Is tho tomb
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-16
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tfeeoun,ry, srerisily valuable as rehss Of unsht
his'ep. Price. yer volume Of 30 numbers, si.so;ps
year. a,o; mailed.
The National tribune., 1891-05-07
Spanish Peiiiourss.
IDalnH IrlE Irrek.l I

The Spanish lover has a very pretty way Of
saying. throw myself at your feet senorta'.
Of course he does nothing Of the kind. The
Spanish hostess says 90 her friends, " Possess
yourself Of MY bause, it i5 all yours, but she
does not expect them t0 take actual possession.
The words are the Flower 81 chivalry. EHt an
occasional visitor takes these polite people 40
their word, and they are too polite 10 explain
the mistake.
When General and NTs. Grant were I'm Cuba,
they were invited 90 dine no the palace Of the
GoveFuor-6eueral in Havana. Ia the evening a
ball was given, which was attended by the
beauty 81 the city.
Among the scnoritas was one lady who stood
conversng with the American Generals wife.
Sho was supcrbly dressed aud carried marvel
Gus fam which had descended to her from her
gTeat-grandmothcr.
il was a costly affair Of carving, lace and
diamonds. Mrs. Grant admired IL, upon which
the Spanish lady at once handed il 20 her with
the usual remark: il is yours, madam, with
the greatest felicity. DO me the great favor "a
possess yourself OF H." MTs. Grant was de-
lighted she warmly thanked The lady aud kept
the fan, nor would the dismaycd scuorita who
had lost an heirloom, permit tho mistake TO be
announced.
The National tribune., 1891-05-07
How the E.klmos are Gorcrncd.

[GOidittUuiic'S Geographical Mdgdzine.l
According to the census of lSoS there were
IO22i Eskimus scattered in The little settle
nevis from Cape Farewell 10 Upernavik. For
thcpurposes Of government the country isdivid.
ed into two sections called the North Inspector
ate aud the South luspectorate, each Of which
has a Governor called the Inspector, who is re.
punsible only 10 the Colonial Department al
Copenhagen. The North Inspeetorate is ei-
yided into seven districts Jpcrnayik, Umanak,
Godhavn, Ritenbcnk, Jacol,shayn, Christian
shaab and Egdesminde. Ia the South lnspec-
tOTtte are five districts Hoistensborg Snkkcr-
toppen, Godthaab. Frederickshaab and Juliaua-
shaab. Each district has n ruler or Governor
responsible 60 the Inspector, while every luiic
settlement within the districts has Us resident
Government agent who is responsible 10 the
District Governor. The Eskim0s are peace
able race, with the hearts Ot children, Hnd good
children at that In the old days they used 10
kill one another under the yendctte principle,
but that has long since died out They viii
still steal il good opportunity offers; they wall
quarrel over game taken; they Will commit
adultery; they will sell furs to Others than Gov
ernment agents if the market happens 10 come
10 them properly. For thrse deeds the Governor,
after judicial investigation. may punish the
men by fines up 10 about SI2; by tying them
10 the flagstaff IN front Of bis house while the
flag Of the nation floats above and h0gging
them, the number of blows being limited. A
woman when proven 10 be chiefly guilty in a
case OF adultery has her hair cut OF.
The National tribune., 1891-05-07

~. LDuiS J'aEt Btpufchl
IL would give a genuine aud religious Turk
lt II be Saw how little appreciation Ameri-
cans show Tor the rose. and what little revcr-
once they have for it, spoke florist as he
wrapped the foil about the stem Of a butt0niere
last ST. Patriclzs day.
The rose is beyond question the prctiicst
flower that blooms, aud ID was SO considered by
the Turks many years before the conquest Of
Grenada. There is a religious legend generally
believed in throughout Turkey that the rcd
rose spranR from q drop Of The great prophet
Nah0met's blood. Everything beautiful ia ma
turc Is ascTibed 10 him. The Turks therefore,
have great reverence lor The flower. and allow
ID 10 bloom aud die untouched, except on State
occasions, and for The purpose Of making rose.
water.
After the conquest by the Turks they would
moi worship in any church until the walls were
cleaHsed aud washed with rose water aud then
purified by Tic blood Of The prophet. IL is used
an tie body for the same purpose Turk
whose Conscience Is stuug By some act or deed
hc has committed will caress and pay reverence
% the rose 30 appcase The wrath OF the prophet
aud allah.
q" With these ideas incultated in him from
youth ID would shock him severely 20 see the
pretty flower strewn in the path Of bridal
couple, thrown on thc public stage or banked
up ln hundreds 70 swcll reception or party 10
bc crushed and spoiled Iu au evening"
The National tribune., 1891-05-07
SCIENCE CHAT.

"A great many scientists hold the theory that
hydrophobA - a purely imaginative disease and
that the patient really dies Of fright. The main
support 81 This theory is that no LESSONS or other
IuuTtein examination. Against this it j. said that
many children die OF hydropnobut who are too
yOang To know the deadly nature Of n mad dog q
bite A case occurred ia Remington one Of the
suburbs Of Philadelphia, last week which will fur
nislI Hood for further argument. Little Agnes Lead
bitten by mad dog April !. Little attention was
paid to the occurrence until last Saturday when
she complained Of severe headache. Convul-
siOn- soon ensued. and after many hours Of agony
she died. Sometimes IL took three men TO hold her
on the bed. She was conscious Of the nature Of
her malIdy, and this added to the horror Of the
matter. or course thoagh she was so young this
knowledge supports the purely nervous theory Of
the disease.
There seems 10 bs sufficient reason vby II
nearly rs good, cottOn.seed and lard oils should
take the place of olive oil. single olive tree pro-
duccs from six TO nine pounds OF fruit, which will
make from one pound to a pound aud n half Of
oil. The COS. Of tile land alone necessary for an
olive tree without considering the great expense
81 labor, would seem To put olive oil out Of COM
petition with the cheaper oils for most Of the pur-
poses Of life.
1t hus been demonstrated that sound travels
more rapidly through the telephone than through
the air.
Fresh. pure maple sugar j. shown by its being
almost sOf and easy To- cut cheese aud by dis
solving in the mouth without leaving "a gritty taste.
10 should be Of a fine, smooth grain, and golden
brown color. Dark. wet, soggy cakes show dirt
and slOvcnliness in the making, and too much
whiteness that the old stock has been boiled over
with the addition of cane sugar and Il lucose Maple
II pounds To the gallon. 1t will be better If it
weighs ~ y pounds.
The National tribune., 1891-05-07
PERSONS AND THINGS.

The Free Mason who succeeds Gen Albert
Pike the highest dignitaTy of the order ia this
country - James Cunningham Batchelor NJ D.
al New Orleans Lieutenant Grand Commander OF
the Grand COusistOTy of the Ancient aud Accepted
Scottish Rite in the Southern Jurisdiction. He ia
Canadian by birth, but settled ia Alabama before
the war.
The Champaign Oll) Hercd comes TO the de-
feuse of Abner III. Bowen, Of Delphi. Ind. who is
accused Oi having, during his lifetime, persstently
swiudlcd the tuX-EatheTrr by cOnceRling his prop
erty. The Herald shows that he annually reported
about $50 COO worth OF personal property Ia bis own
name and about 10000 la the name Of the banking
firm of which he was the principal member. This
fiiTer proportion of his personal property
than is usually returned by the rich men Of that
section.
There arc between 5000 zoo and 9OOO coo Jews
in the world Of whom over 7 GOD 900 are in Europe
and between 5OUJUOO and GuuO.uOO of these are in
Poland and other parts of Russia. Austria has
l.7OJOOO Jews; Galcia, 700 600; Hungary, 900 O0O;
Germany, G1OGOO; England, 10000; European
Turkey, 60DO0O. There only $4,000 in PaIes-
tine aud other parts OF Asia Minor.
The EfdrpeHdsnt has been canvassing the Arch
bishops nnd Bishops to get their views on opening
the Worlds Fair on Sunday. aud has received rs-
plies from % Of these eminent pFelates OF the %
Catholic ArchbishOps and Bishops II would have
the Fair only opened Sunday afternoons; the
rest would not open 1t at ALL OF the 25 Protestant
Episcopal Bishops only two favor Sunday after
noon opening OF The Methodist Bishops ali but
one opposed TO sunday opening The one who
fnvoTs the opening - u coloTed man. The United
brethren and the Evangelical Association Bishops
are solid against the opening.
The National tribune., 1891-05-07
EOR THE LADIES

Mrs. May Cecil Cnntrill has been placed on the
Executive Board Of the Lady Managers OF the
Worlds Fair as the representative of the coIored
women.
- writer in the Asiatc Quarterly Rerisi0 startles
the English people by asserting teat MahOmstan
women have more rights than English women
aud he proves 10, too. IIs says that Islam gives
greater privileges than Christianity and that the
position of women in England and most European
countries WIS, up to "A few years ago, much worse
than IN MabOnetan countries for centuries. Her
person and property are both much better pro-
icctcd, aud she has hndenable control of her chill
dgeu. She - allowed divorce when her husband
leaves Eer without means of sGbsi-teuce when he
j. guilty Of habitual cruelty, when lac forces her
do labor " hch j. scousidered degr,dnS for woman
ia her position, and when he i9 in the habit Of
threatening her with bodily injury. In these cases
he must return the dOwTy he received with her.
Notwithstanding the ease with which divorce il
secured there IS vastly less among the co COO coo
MahOnetan- at India than among the 5000 OOO
Christians ia England
Women are not crnel to dumb animals No
womEn will wiilfuly step on q mousse Richmond
Recorder.
The venerable widow Of ex- President Polk
appears before the public n tax-tiShter. She
owes 81 600 taxes on her residence and the County
threatens 10 sell the property il they not paid
The National tribune., 1891-05-07
Mr. CARRIERS PIETY.
The Good and Sufficient Reason why
He Went Regularly TO Church.
BY SHERWOOD vANE.
UGH, como and read

UGH, como and read
TO me" / say, pa shing
back my chair and ris-
ing from the table. " j
feel delicionsly indo-
lent this morning, and
want your energetic
company 10 keep me
awake" j look at him
lazily.
You have been de-
liciously indolent ever
since the hour of your
birth. haven't you ?"
queries he, with neat
irony. Hc is stirring
his last cup Of coffee.
" Now, Hugh, that is
unfair. You know you
are tho LATEST creature
on earth" Aud /
laugh. and shake my
bangles 40 him across
the table.
The National tribune., 1891-05-07
Il proLasl, Na'eboa Her Dress.

She was stunning young woman in very
fetching gown, who bad been dining a. AN up.
town restaurant with party Of four. As they
al stood in an outer room, while the men
dguued their coats a waiter came up and dex.
tcrously slipped something Ia her palm, saying
us he did 50:
&" think You dropped this miss"
Rather surprised, she opened her hand, onl,
to display 10 her ast0uianed friends yellow
garter with silver buck les
And now she is wondering how the waite
guessed il was hers.
The National tribune., 1891-05-07
Humors Of rhe Scotch Census.


One of The constabu.ary euumerators was
much amused lie other day by the return
which a very eccentric iuhabiiaut Of the vii.
lage Of Mhnehouse, two aud a half miles from
Belfast, had under the column deaf aud dumb.
The household Of the ststist consists merely Of
his wife and himself The return, Ia the hand
writing Of The head Of tlae house, was his:
Husband not deaf; wish TO heaven he was.
Wife, not dumb; wish ditto. ditta"
The National tribune., 1891-05-07
Lovers of lhe Reanllfnl

VIII DO pleased 20 learn that collection OF
twenty oi the finest scenic views la Wisconsin
aud Minnesota may be obtained. free OF most
age, by the sending of au address and fifty
cents lin postage or Othergise) 10 Geo. III
Beai0rd, General Passenger Agent, Chicago,
Illinois
y. 5. As the supply is limited, early appli-
cation should be made
The National tribune., 1891-05-07

| gain all the information possible. We nc
| Quainted the landlord with our intention and
4 requested him 10 send for our bundles pay our
\ bill az the hOuse az HaChi Ahi, and make
all right there, as we should not come back
that way. I'm less than two hours our things
were brought in, neatly packed IN the little
/ baskets, nothing missing, while the servant
had come with the bill TO make sure that they
had sent everything.
] had left my cOtlee-strainer in the kitchen,
and that was not sent, hut long before the
servant got homo the toy was found and a
second servant came with IT, We had been
two days at the tea-housc, bad been well led,
the hest rooms in the house, music in the even
ing, but our bin was
ONLY G3 CENTS.
Oh land Of blessed honesty! No iusolent
walters hunpriy waiting for tips because
their employers give them poor wages. no
charging ali they can and disputing every item.
Honesty is not the best policy with them.
Honesty is Right We had quite an ovation
that evening. We joined the family circle IN
the big home room, ate our supper Wiih iheh'
ll ye1 games of forfeit sang songs, made love
TO the hosts two pretty daughters, and pumped
everybody dry Of information about our routes
IN several directions
Before retiring we took n hot japanese bath,
and were most properly curricd down, or as they
cali il, "lomie-lomie,' by an old blind priest
whose bony fingers made all our joints crack
merrily. The beauty of the hot bath is That
you get ia when the water is warm and then
the stove being in The side of the tub the water
gets hotter and hotter until y0u jump out
almost boiled aud dash a bucket Of cool water
over you 10 cOunter8ct the boiling. The tubs
are large and usually several members of the
family bathe at the same time Int they always
battle every day and some twice day.
After our lOmie- -amie ~ we retired 10 our
rooms aud were lullcd TO sleep hy the mumur
of the rapid-fowing river close under our
windows The perfect silence OF the night
was undistuIbgd save hy the notes OF the night
birds and the river cur siccp was deep. rH-
fcshug, unmixed with any dread, though only
paper partitions were between us and the outer
or inner world no tramp or sueak-tlici Was
TO be feared and the only thing likely 10 be
stolen were our hearts by the simple grace
and whoeheaueiness Of the people Adlcu
for tonight; bur lock your doors and windows
fast, for you are Iu civilized country, ana
someone might need your spare change or
OyercOat.
The National tribune., 1891-05-07
Menk. Nrrrnna Zen

Send at for full directions (scnlel) FIR EE oi
Common sense Home Treatment. will positively all
the effects OF iIn potency, the only care known
for yaricOcele. new and certain method electric
nonsense, stomach DRAGGING. Address Al
MOS FHAiMAC1 CO.. Albion, Mi0aIgan.
The National tribune., 1891-05-07

8z9acP EsA AZ Agents At ONCE. ssrn-
s8s - - p q - q - plo S ui1ck fEse b Iu4l
t5r y. Stump. tu"7euse jEFiyHligt. Only good one
ed. Beats Teight9 sales uu1ar lsllFd 2 a
dly. Wus qu.at. Orchard * Co., CIsrssburg w Vs
Mention The National Tr5buna-
The National tribune., 1891-05-07

HE II resembles their rice beer in It's first stages.
Near i.s IS o sacred stone, supposed 10 he
m0.t esg.,.uus boz cases Of Eiorility. Just be-
low ou hg l.le oi the road, ] found a little
Shrine, Nianle upon carved stone q central
figure Was seated, aud ou cthcr side six others.
The symbolism attracted my attention. and
Mhcu upon my questions as 10 who ID was of a
passing FI gTiM was answered Je-su J was
thoroughly aroused. That the last fuppcr
should Hc hDle boz ibis pagan shrine WIS in.
credible. J naan o. note OF d. and Letter in To.
bio NHs disappointed 10 find my theory over.
thrauu. The god wHs tbe patron Of gamblers
and the ta.st represented q litue gambling
game oi SOME kIHd. The japanese often be.
head these stone gods and carry OF the head
90 give tirm good luck when taking part IN
gamr si ebaN"e.
Tic pa.h tlom this point rapidly fen away
and se could see some 20 miles farther on and
then climb to the top of Mount Nantizap
which Was iEo highest of the range. The,
were very l.iiar with tlIe route, aud knew
a.l TIE siels en route, az tins very trip wat
PAT ~ DUT a|nn.
We determined 10 stay here over night ant
The National tribune., 1891-05-07

DTRPE - FARM ANSTAL. for 1891, tss Pr.
HlgutsOmey Illustrated Every farmer sl}1n have 10,
- f3c. by mail W. 6t.re Buvpee & Co., Philadelphia
Mention The National Tribune.
The National tribune., 1891-05-07

At 0klNC so GOOD WRITERS WIAMTE0
Rl UNUE TO COPY Ar HOME WAY EU
Address with stamp. y. PUB Co.. Gallon, Ohio.
Mention The National Tribune
The National tribune., 1891-05-07

80 ~ A pay SURE. Ss.I5 Samples Free.
40 "a Horse owners buy % s.. 20 9lhsr spec al
&kY ~ Ties. Rein IeIder Co, Holly, Mich
s,ention The National TrIbunA
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
Always For the Pcblic.

+. H. Behnke always suits his stock OF
glassware and fancy crockery to the
latest tastes. New designs and pretty
patterns that catch the eye cover the
shelves of his store and the purchaser
has an endless variety to pick from. 10
enumerate Woald be impossible and one
can only get an idea of his large
stock BY. going to his store and look
ing every thing over.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

Genuine Meerschaum Goods, pipes,
cigarhOlders And ornaments at cost
from now until Christmas at T. Null
@ler's. Fine quality Of goods and just
the thing for Christmas gifts. .
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

Genuine Meerschauln Goods, pipes,
Gigarholders and ornaments at cost
from now until Christmas at T. Muel-
ler's. Fine quality Of goods and just
the thing for Christmas gifts,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

Genuine Meerschaum Goods, pipes,
acigarholders and ornaments at cost
from now until Christmas at T. Muel-
ler's. Fine quality Of goods and just
the thing for Christmas gifts.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
SEWING SCHOOL,

On January 18th the undersigned viii
open sewing school at her home on
German Street where she will teach
dress making, cutting and fitting. Or
ders can be left at Hummel's store,
Louise Spoerhase
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Cuff and
Collar Boxes and Smokers Sets, either
in leather, wood, plush and metal at
the drugstore of Andrew j. Eckstein.
Stock selected from the finest on the
market.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

For lame back, SIDE or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25
cents. Sold by Henningsen & Klesel.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
NOV
- IN =
SILV Err v! ]! |. 1 |
Pearl Handle Fruit Knives put up
in Plush Cases, six in q case, are
some of the latest and handsom-
est.
A solid silver Orange spoon with .
solid silver Fruit knife in 9 plush
case makes q beautiful present for
your best girl.

Solid silver Tea spoons, Butter
knives, Sugar shells, Jelly and
Preserve spoons are some Of our
best selling and newest novelties.
We put them up in Plush cases in
combination sets or separate.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

Catarrh Cured, health and sweet
breath secured. by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price SO cents. Nasal In
jector free. Sold by sHennlngsen &
Kiese'
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
FOR IMPROVEMENT OF. CANALS
Congressman Lind will Call up a Bill Q
Much Importance.

g washington on special OF the 2o 9th
says: Representative ATTY LIND nd Will on the
n l opportunity introduce a. measure
OF great Importance to the entire trans
portion IL interests IN the northern portion
OF the country. = IS joint resolution
to promote the Improvement OF the
water way from On the head OF Lake SUI
p esrrilor by way OF the Welland and st.
lawrence canals and river to the sea,
The resolution IS as follows:
That the president OF the United
States be and is hereby requested to
invite negotiations with the government
OF the dominion Of Canada To secure the
speedy improvement of the Welland
and st. Lawrence canals and the St.
Lawrence river, 50 as to make them
conform in depth and navigability, SO
far as practicable, TO the standard adopt
ed ~ the government Of. the United
States for the improvements now in
progress within the United States Of
the waters connecting the great lakes;
and to that end the president is here
by authorized, it he deems it expedien..
TO appoint three commissioners to nego-
tate, on behalf OF the United States,
with the representatives OF the govern m
ment OF the dominion Of Canada, the
terms and conditions Of any AGREEMENT