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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

RoxE-Tbe total value Of the mer- chandise exported from Italy to the United States in 1890 is s24 .2OO, 600 of which amount Sicily and Naples sent twelve millions which uss mainly in fruit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18


"what shall dor" wrots somebody "a
mo not long ago. II have relentless aud
bitter enemy. what shall I do about itY'
Cultivate him, Is my answer. There h
nothing better for the development VI tho
Drawn Of your soul than a good. active.
open enemy. DO You nmembcr. n yum
ever lived on a farm. how the hoo acted on
the oornhllla and tho pruning knife on the
yinesi A sure way TO yet the green tas.cl,
flying and the clusters rlpeulng on the
trellis Il TO call Ia the active aud agrees.
iyc action Of the cultlvaior and tho pruner.
wouldn't give snap u a sorc finger for
person Who never had an enemy. You
might as well h. dead. II isa sign that
you are very actively alive u somebody
hates you.
DID you ever see fruant aehoolhoys club,
blng scrub oaks for applesi No, sir; Il IA
tho fruit trees and the nut hearing tree,
that gct tho rtonrs and the shakinrs every
time, and the ripper and swccter the fruit
and the more plentiful the Lnts tho moro
boys congregaie and the more clubs are
thrown. Mover bs afraid then of an
enemy, provided he fights you aecoFdlng 20
the tactics Of white man rather than an
Indian. God pity you II your foe 4 liar
and shoots from an ambush. All the BRAY.
cry and pluck In the world never ayallol a
man when savage lay for him behind a
bnsh.-Chlcago Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

"Hayc you ever noticed. said physi-
clan. "how many Of the people you meet
have the habit of keeping their lips parted
littleY Just observe peoples mouths In
your walks about the city, aud you will 10
surprised At tho truth 81 what am telling
you. Or perhaps you will not b. aurpri ed
now that have put you On your Runri,
hut you will find the number u exceeding.
" large vcnturu 10 sAy thar more than
thr,c-uuarirrA ~ the men aud women 10
he met Ia the STREETS of this city will be
found To have their mouths hRhitually
partly open. To some extent this u due %
oaiAFrh. which y almost national disease.
aud which renders nose breathing In nc
least some cascs not an ensythlnH Then
I think that u i largely the result OF bad
habits
The habi, Of opening the lips little Is
easily acquired. and like MI habits not
casily broken. Then again there are some
people who have tho habit Of hummlng 10
themselves a. they walk, which naturally
.retl- to throw the mouth opln. Ofoour-.
the general habit Of which am speaking
g. an extremely bad one. Tho nose + the
instrument given W. 70 bneaihc with, aud
only when the air passes through the moss
aud i strained there. especially Ia cold
weather, i II In ~ condition - enter the
lung.
Much more attention should b. given TO
the formation VI the habit Of no.e breath.
Ing than j. generally the ctse. This l. a
fact that ought 10 h. forfibly Impressed
on the mind Of every pawnt and cyoy
teacher. After violent exercise Il Il nat
ugal aud lnsyitable To breathe through the
mouth, just A. tho dog throws open his
jaws aud hang, out his tongun when ex
baustel by some special effort. Hut tho
dog nod all other animals when In normal
condition breathe only through the nosc,
and men. women and children ought TO do
Ola. .at,,r - <at, Nark Triluftr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

The art Of hatchlng eggs By artificial
means II populnrly supposed 20 h. Of recent
or, NJ least. . modern Invention. A com.
mon expression often applied To Il i rails
ing chickens by stcnni." But u ~ older
than tho present civilization. The practice
vAs Ia vogue In Egypt when solomon built
the temple nj Jerusalem, and chickens by
the million have been brought Into being
annually by this artificial mcAnA.
The United States consul general at
Cairo. Egypt, John Caldwell. made n rcr'
sonal inspection Of the methods Of incuba.
ton practlced 10 Egypt, and IN Que " his
reports gives full details of his invcstiga.
tons. lilo writes With the pufpos, ~
scelng tho ancient industry for myself
went Into the district " Ahnc Abba~ecych,
north Of Cairo, where I had the god for
tune 10 Ind n very respectable establish
mcnt In full operation.
Though had never seen one before, I
recognized tho incubatory In the distance
By the ak heat escapes, which cxtondcd a
short distance above the structure. | d.
rccted tho hickman toward the building.
but on reaching Il not a dgn ~ life was
visible about tho premises. There WIS
door In ono corner u the structure and q
window near Il, but both were shut up
with heavy wooden shutters. and the door
was locked from the inside
A mystical rap on the window by my
guide brought TO tho door Quo OF the NJ.
PENDANTS. Ina few moments was In dark
pasagcs, pcenng Into huge brick ovens or
chamber. In which wcrv tens Of thousands
Of egpS, and In two Of which were thou.
sanda ~ little chickens Just from the
shells. and not able 10 look after food. In
a rcccss there was the Ecmnant OF the last
hatch Of few days before. four ~ i've
hundred active. healthy. vigorous Shicks,
not yet marketed. Minneapolis Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

You all know how hard II Il 10 wash
oomfortables and how unsatisfactory the
lob i. nj The bet, Tor Il take, them W long
10 dry, and the oolofr arc always SURE TO
run. face mine ut th, top by folding a
breadth Of calico or bingham lcngthwise
and basting tho folded edgn Of the con.
Portable. then turning II over each side
and running Il down. by doing this they
eau bo Kept clean a long time. fnr they sci.
dom rot soilcd much except OF the top.
Then ] have way Of cleaning the Int
of that gathers on the wFung side Of wool.
IN undorgarment, Sometimes tho folds
will he quite full, which sticks persist.
emily when You try 10 wash II on. hap.
pencd 20 thlnk, one day, that wire hair
brush might brush Il OH before washing.
tried II, aud found that II did. nicely.
Ny latest discovery l. this; 10 wiring hot
cloths for sickness Tor rather to squeeze
them) In a Jelly press. Some call them
vegetable MASTERS. You can have them
O. hot rs you want without suffering mar.
tyrdom with scalded hands.-cor. Spring.
leld Homestead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

Chopsiicks, far from being awkward,
arc tho most convenient "a well as the
clcancst table utensils once the secret
Of their usc Is learned There is an In
dcscribahle knack Of fixing Que stick
fl1ily and Ringing the other with the
first and second finger 70 ms TO play az.
acily upon the nsed stick, which non.
der4 tho little implements perfect for
everything except. OF course. juice or
gravy md soup You can even cut
with them by inserting the points close
together. and then forribly separating
them. aud as for hnndincss aud prccis
ion Of grasp in a little wngcr nj this
very restaurant. even | myself picked
~ with the hashi twenty-five single
grains Of rice In one minute from Inc
qnercl tray. being beaten by n Japan
go lady. whose swift skin dcx,orously
conveyed NJ many as forty.ninc I'D
win Arnold Ia sscribner's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

ayes" said man who knows how 70
tell good story as we'll as TO listen to and
appreciate one told by another. ~ am. Of
course. often asked when some one In con.
vcrsatlon Is on the point Of telling story,
whether | have heard ~ and no. Now Il
Is possible that I may have heard that
story half q dozen or half hundred time.
bcfonc, but l am certain that have never
heard II told exactly ~ this particular per.
sou will tell Il. so can truthfully answer
that have never heard II, and that Is my
inyhriable practice, Every body who has
undertaken 10 tell story knows what /.
sensation Is produced when listener In.
tcrrupts him to say that ho has heard IL
before, and ~ course therc il something OF
he SANE feeling when oap Who thinks he
has u good thing TO toll IL headed on by
the remark that d has been heard already.
mo story "a ever told twice precisely
alike. The Individual element always comes
In. SO tits no evasion or stntohiug " tho
truth when ! SAY Of some Incident thnt may
be- familiar 90 me that have not heard Il;
! am sure that have not heard 10 la pre-.
clssly the way thls tallcr will nurrate H..
And Il makes things much pleAsantor. too,
In the long run, ESPECIALLY Tor a minister. d
Detroit Free Pres
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

Tliorc Il hen IN Euiaula. lIereggi
nro II common sire and shape, tho
shells being perfectly wlliic. The
''whiic" instead ~ being white e ioi
black when boiled. There i no differ
cncc Ia tho taste from tho coiumou
hens cggs Tho yclk Il OF ordinary
color. and the deep black color Of tho
whites only extends to the outside Gov
cring. NJ when cut open tho 20, np
pears to present the sntnc appearance
a. any ordinary ogg. - birmingham
Age Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

Tho ivory doll Of the Roman child
was too costly for the ages that followed
the fall OF the empire. For many cent.
urics dolls must have boon chiefly OF
home manufacture. The first shop
made dolls after the Middle Ago- were
the lointcd wooden dolls Of tho Meth.
crlands. These wcrc known in Eng.
land, and In this country. too, In Colo
Mai times, as "iiandcrs babies"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

samuel Plimsoll. tho sailors friend,
who for thirty Year, has been laboring
20 secure batter protection for scaIncn
employed in the merchant service is a
benevolent looking old man. with a
kindly face. His hair - scanty, but
what there Is Of Il Is white, and he has
full, flowing white beard. His eyes
nrc somewhat diumcd by age and AFRO
20 weak that ho Is forced TO wear blue
glasscs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

"whcn W. rot above Cairo every one
brafhcd fr,c, a. W. all had stood watch
night aud day without intermi.siOn. The
boat was len very much 70 take care 81
herself, and sho fell back 70 her usual gnit
about twelve nilcs an hour against the
current. The boat herself seemed glad TO
be relieved from the awful strain ~ he iaat
few days. '--st. Louis post Dispatch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

Lorl 1onnyson hns a brother Fred.
orick who Is older than tho poet. lilo
himself once ossaycd verse making and
Published Ia 1864 book of poems, but
with this effort he retired from the
Hold Of literature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

The idea OF trinity Is not Confined to
Christianity. but occurs In several ~
lirions. In mythology, also, we lind
Thrco Fates, Three furios and Thrco
Graccs, and coming nearer TO our own
times Shakespeare introduces his Three
Mllnhna.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

Tho total length OF tho streets, av.
onuo., bouleynrds, bridges. quays aud
ihoroughinrcs OF Paris ia Get dawn at
600 miles, Of which nearly 200 arc
planted with trees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

Florence Marryatt, II Is sald, dresses
atrociously; shc hrs n iiurid complex.
Ion and has a special fancy for plush
Ia flaming rcd aud bright blues.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18
oEsEREY EVENING NEWS.

Published every dsy esesr. sunday II p m,
fuiscrif ton prcs. IN sd'anse. tooo pr y.f ~,
t.fmon,h. Is cents pr vest. POSTPAID o. dsl''sfsa
b. crtisr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

As the lamb with capor sauoe came ON At
clhb dinner the other day asked my yh.
avis, "a business man learned Ia many
things, where the curious little appetizer
came from "lhoy are cultivated largely
In southern France said he, Especially
savoy, bat maly come 20 Us from the
lihlenrlc Islands, In the Mediterranean, OIL
the coast Of Spain, wherc they grow Wild.
The vines elamber oyor the rock In very
BEAUTIFUL manner, and the berry, which Z,
tho seed vessel of the plant, Is gathered by
the poa'ahtry. Capcrs arc publicly sold Ia
the market places ol BaleaFlc towns. aud
shipped TO Spanish or French porta lor "a.
poriatlon. New York Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18
Can tho farmers. ifthcy band togcthc

Can the farmers. II they band together.
control their own markets, That IA
what farmcn' trust In tho northwest
have vowed they will do hereafter.
They declare that Co,00O men arc en-.
rolled in their organization, and that all
their hsar,a beat as the heart Of ono man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

.ss,o .ot.r, nars,ias, ne shsapss' sna -, n
NJ ,ousir,. specially ,aiualas - f'fes = 'lH'n'
hs,ory. ride, ~ volume Of 70 nuinis'i siio ~
sai, 40 mailed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

r,ihfshsd even Tus.d,y and frEl's. eue'np
ten rrics, IN sivsncs, pr ysaf, 1907 - l.l.s'
si..s. ,hrso mot,hs. 800; ros'faid or d'li's''a ny
ozffitf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

Next we shall nave areciprocity treaty
with Venezuela.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-15
Emmet EtchingS.

Wood in good demand.
 W. G. Marshall is running his gin on full time now.
 Several of our people attended court at Washington last week.
 Willie Cantley of Prescott, is with the firm of Stainton & McSwain now.
 The Grand Jury of Hampstead county failed to get bill against Mir. H. McGough.
 Mir. H. J. Wilson of Marshall, III. is visiting his brother, Mr. B, D. Wilson, at thls place.
 The relatives of the deceased Geo. Mautz, have host of sympathizing friends at this place.
 Sheriff Hood left here last Sunday morning, going south in his buggy. He carried seal with him.
 Truly sorry to see our friend Mir. H. Kappa, in such bad health, but hope to see him all right soon.
 Will Phillips is now superintend- ing gathering the crop of Crawford Andrews. Will is in bad health.
 Miss Trudle Marshall is now stay ing at Hope, finishing her musical education. She is one of our fairest belles. Wish her all success.
 The supper at the school house on Tuesday night of last week, for the benefit of the NJ. F. Church, was a grand success beyond expectations. It netted S25 after all expenses were paid.
 The route for the Emmet and Southwestern railroad has been lay ed out and we are looking every day for the superintendent to come and start the work. It is expected that five miles of the tram will be laid by Christmas.
 Capt Eaves has the largest and finest patch of ribbon cane that have seen for a long tune. It would pay every farmer to raise plenty of it for home use, and a surplus for sale, as it will always sell and at a good price.
 Through a misunderstanding the gathering at tue C. P. Church on last Friday night, was failure. But there will be an oyster supper at the church or some other place, on the night of the 18th of this month. Come out everybody-bring out your money and get all you can to eat.
 DAMOCLES.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-15
Laneburg Leaflets.
edith generally good.

Health generally good.
 Messrs. Elijah Matthews and Lu- ther Murry, who have been quite sick with fever lately, are convales- cling.
 There is great demand for cot ton pickers now, as everyone is anX- lous to get their cotton out before it rains.
 There is considerable sweet mast in the woods hereabouts. Some think there will be plenty to fatten all of the hogs.
 Let's all go to Hope next week and see the big fair. Don't say you can't spare the time-go along and take little recreation. You won't realize the loss 10 years hence.
 The sweet potato crop is unusually fine, and there are lots of Persim- mons to fatten the 'possum, and we are looking forward to have grand time dining on the noted and tooth some dish of 'possum and 'taters. "
 Master Dolph Murray, youngest son of Mrs, T. Murray, attended a Primitive Baptist Association some 20 miles away from home recently. Dolph says he enjoyed the trip fine ly, and didn't have to sleep in pile of cotton but one night.
 MT. J. K. Waddle brings the news from Waldo, that MT. R. N. Berry, son-in-law of MT. G. NJ. Franks, and formerly resident of this com munity, was seriously hurt one day last week, by pile of lumber fall ing upon him. His recovery is thought to be very doubtful.
 Mir. Bush says the people need ed ucation to enable them to sec the corruption of the old parties, and the necessity for reformation which he claims is going to be effected through the patriotic CD efforts of the third party. While we all know and are willing to admit that we need better educated people in literary and scientific point of view, we don't need any more light on politics to convince us beyond the shadow of q doubt, that the Peoples party, like the old G. B. and l.. L. parties are nothing but schemes born of Repub- lican parentage for the sole purpose of misleading and deluding Southern and Western people, and weakening the Democratic vote in order that they may hold the reins of the gov ernment and enact such laws as will forever keep the poor man poor, and make the rich more wealthy.
 Coop LUCK.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-15
Read and Save Money.
snrWrnznxszxs.nsr~e- a-a-a -sH- ...--- --

We promised last week give you idea of what we are doing. We crowded receiving and selling new goods in every department, it impossible to make the change Our departments about con- pete, and we can without doubt, show you the va ried and lowest priced stock in South Arkansas In dress goods have always been headquarters and this is fuller than ever consisting of all the leading and new designs in plain pads and stripe wors teds, cashmere henrietta, trico camel hair cloth etc. We have in connection full line of velvets velveteens silks velvet ribbons gimp and dress braios for trim mngs We know it will pay you to inspect dress goods department.
 In staple dry goods fail have some remarkably cheap bargains Prints Sc, 5c and high as 7c good brown domestic, full yard wide 5c checks at 5c., and many other things mention here Clothing and furnishing goods two our leading depart ments and we feel of competitors can show you so large line. We have childrens suts from S to S6 boys from S2 to s10 youths from s4 to Sl5, mems from S4 to s25. Can give you square round sack three four button cutaway Prince Albert or plan trock. Have almost any kind of and dershlrts you can desire, both men and boys Have large line of dress shirts, collars and cuffs hand kerchis drawers hose suspcndcrs, gloves scarfs ties, bows, etc.
 We continue receive the praise on our boot and shoe stock and in this department alone have recently added s 900 worth of goods Can give least three manufacturers custom made goods in childrens misses, boys, ladies and mems. Have full line kid cali and oil grain boots and shoes, in mems and boys We also showing nice line of misses, boys, ladies and mems rubber sandals and arctcs. Come and our boot and shoe stock
 person may be well dressed and yet may appear pectablc without nice hat cap and in this depart ment we can sell you something stylish, durable. and comfortable, and when you finish your bll have a large and nice stock of trunks vases, saches etc., pack goods in and let you go home prosperous and happy.
 Next week will have something say about grocery stock which every knows be the largest and most complete in Prescott. Come to headquarters.
 T BROOKS & co.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-15
ALFRED AEt BROW
Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint

tradicatcs corns, bunions and warts where all other rcmcdic. fail.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-15
Register RumblingS.
Health good.

Health good.
 Weather cool and nice for picking cotton.
 Jones Todd attended the Primi- tive Baptist Association. Some land trading the past week, in this section of the country. Jake Shurtleff will he apt to make Miss Mana say yes or no now, as he has bought him a place. Wish Jake good luck.
 It looks like F. Fuller gets lot of cotton to gin. would he glad he would get him some platform scales and "tin sucker like those other fellows in Hampstead county.
 FARMER.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-15
McEiree's Wine of Cardui

and THEOFoRD'S BLACK DRAUGHT are for sale by the following merchants in Nevada County:
 Hugh Moncricf, Prescott.
 C. w. Terry,
 ]. Q. Howell,
 Hinton Drug Co.,,
 ". r. Finchcr, Rosston.
 A trial will convince the most skeptical that "C. C, (, Certain Cough Cure" is what it's name i'm plies, "Certain Cure, Sold by Hinton Drug Company. Chapter l. Weak, tired, no apctitc. Chapter , {: Take IIooi's Sareaparilla. Chapter , Strong, cheerful, healthy. have several head of stock-hoF- scs and mues--that l will sell cheap.
 ALFRED ABrRRow.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-15
CORRESPONDENCE,
Neighborhood News and General
 Topics from Our Special Scribes.

lNoTE.--Corresponpents will please write upon but one side of paper and make proper names very plain. Communications should reach this office by Saturday or Mompay-fucsday morning at latest. Re brief-long articles often have to be cut down or left out if paper is crowded ED. ITO
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-15
A Strong Recommendation.

Mir. D C Hooks, Walnut Grove, Miss, writes: "I have been using Hughes Tonic for chills and fever, and uuhc csitatingly say it is the best remedy l have ever used could name number of others who have been benefited Sold by druggists.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-15

Mill and gin men can get best bah- bit metal at less than half price at the PlcAYUNt office. Come and see us.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-15

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
 When she was Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria- When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-15
Bradycrotine Cn.y @ Headache Cure,
meElREe,s WINE or ohRou! for Weak Nerves.

DI duyCiVtlhC Oi''J iiC~""N"N o"'N' msELRsE.s WINE or chsou! for Weak Nerves,
 "l have in my employ man who has been victim of periodic head aches for years, has tried all kinds of treatment, and l have tried vari- ous remedies on him. Your Brady crotine helps him more than any thing ever did Q. D. Kingsley, NJ. D.. White Plains, \. |.
 Electric Polish i~ the best known substance for cleaning and polishing fine silver brass, steel, glass and tim ware, scoops, scales, show cases, etc. It is cheap and requires but little la bor or skill. Every store keeper and house keeper ought to keep it on hand. You will find it at the Him ton Drug Store.
 NOTICE To HUNTERS. All hunters are hereby warned to keep off my pasture, as will positively prose- cute all violations after this date. l mean business.
 ALFRED AErEHow.
 Sore Throat Hacking Cough Chest Pains, etc, cured by taking the great remedy "C. C. C. Certain Cough Cure" Sold by Hinton Drug Co. Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint Eradicate, corn,. bunions and wart, where all other remedies fail,
Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-15

soy. WINE OF cARpUl, a Tonic for Women
 We want to buy some corn and meal, for which we will pay the mar ket price. SAM r. WHITE X Co.