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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13


On u cross street running south from
tho Bnso Limo road. short distance b1.
You'd W. =. 1plds farm. f. q house
which Is not a Tpppist monnstry, but
Of Nlich, nevertheless. Il Is said no
woman has ever boon allowed TO fot
foot The proprietor u a stout ,olii
hooking man, probably about forty
years ~ ago. who lives alone. Tho
house 6. neat. structure quito fnnci.
fully painted. aud everything around
Il In good order but Il has lonely,
deserted look withal.
II is p1t known what tliis occupants
grudec ngainst wumunkini q, bat BE- 81
evidently n deep seated one. a. q 6, r..
ported that the property has BON
willrl 10 man GA the condition TINT
he mover allows n woman to come on
tho place, and Ia ca.o hc docs Il Is 20
r,chult to the state. Tho ucighbor.
look nsSancc ot the place d. thoy go by
and whisper with batod breath, THAT
r. tho house Ia which IA doman has
mover set foot II is M, 10 bet that
Notwithstanding the will Il will not 10
long alter tho present owner has va.
Gated tho promises I'm women folks arc
rIling tho roost tlicrc. Portland Orc
pOuinu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13


The People OF the Territory OF u"h 'eai
ufeeiinFi
To Jame, !. iiA,ds. Defendant;
NoU ARL nEnEBN REQUIRED 10 Az,
Il near in au action thought against you ny
Tie above named plaintiff m tue ilhiucl Court
Of the third JuaIcal nisuict o. tho tCrnlniy
uf ttah, AMI o. HuhWur no compliant t.ei
therein within ten days tcArlusivu ~ TIE iay
ot aCtylcoI hhnr the service On YOU OF ms
tumtaons-if served within this county o. 70
served out 81 this county, but IN me dhliifit
within tseuty days. otherwise within forty
dave, or Judgment by default Will be takrn
against you, according TO the prayer OF SAID
Thc saig acton I. brought to have decree
OF this court dissOlving the h1ndg Of malrwlug
rNtsuug between plauun ana defendant aud
awarding ln plaiuiin thn custody ct The six mi
nor children, issue N aaid marriage ftguuus
defendant 70 pay into court reasonable .am
u dtfray the expenses ~ this action, aud ~
counsel ffss aud e. pay 70 plalnuh such igr'
thcr sun ~ Alimony ~ 70 this court may tcrm
lust tor her support duuns the peudencl ol ih.f
aHuoni aud grlLiiaE plMnth general tnlitl I,
above relief prayed on no rfounu thst -is
their sad 1arIinga dcicnuant fna treated
piaintln In Acruri and inhumau manner, 10 he
cstunt u causing her great hodilY iniary ahd
And you sro hereby noun5d that II you nm
tn appear aud hnrWsr the Hull complaint 10
abo,orrquiTcd the tuid PLAINTIFF VIII apply 10
tic court Tor tho relief demanded herein.
Mituels the lion Nhnrlcs o. Iluc, Juirot
and The sesl Of the Dutrat Gsuri ~ NO third
LpdtrIal District IN and ~ the Territory 0f
UiHh TILE siri day of juno in The year u
our Lord Que tsiutsni eight hundred anu
isfALi HENRY q MCMILLAN CLERK.
By OIo u. LouhEs, D'pa.Y Clerk.
CL,uENcE W HAIL.
ATTORNEY Cor rlalluf. d nnw 5w lt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

Hia Snake Stories Frightened suedes
Away from Uetarar.


Hia snat" storis. Frightened sweds.
Away from Delaware.
NO wnpdcr the innocent Swedes
showed marked reluctance about
coming TO America two centuries and n
HALL ngo' as We are told they did IL
was Only natural That they should when
what ll'tc they did learn Of this terra
lncogn''a was furnished them by the
haV. Jolih Oalnnanius llolme ttlio lat
word being an niiiN to tho name proper
denoting tile place Of his nativity,
stockhoum' VINO was one Of The most
ingenious and picturesque liars that
ever travelled a man Of more than
Mnnchanseh ability In ornamental and
hElly imaginative lying. Cgmpauius
came over IN lVi3
ne wa the second preacher uho mr.
rived on ne shores Of tho Delasara Nt
tho ste OF wilmington. and the trt
who lived here any considerable length
OF time lie sent home some hideons
stories Of the country, For instance,
What would The gentle and iinid svcdc.
NV hia well ordered ae.'lod. matter 81
TACT country think oil this in the snake
hncl
There Is here also large and hos
rble serpent says he. setting In tho
we work OF detailed realism, (which
has n bead !kc the head Of - dog, aud
can hite Oh amans lff os clear ns II 70
Wcse hewn down with nn nv. There
are horny Joints In their tail' which
make nnoiso Ike children's rnttlcs. aud
whom They seo man they wind tli'm'
solves In acirele and shake their heads
which can DO heard at tho distance Of
100 yarde Thee snakes aro three
yards long and thick as tho thickcs;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

4 newspaper writer WHO has been
doing Havana dwclls nj some length on
her streets lie reports That tho lido.
walks ARE usually about ono foot
wide. You balance younoli on tho
curbstonc," he ndds land walk along
Us though walking on n pole fence.
About every second person yon meet Is
colorcd woman with a big laundry
basket on her head. At Int Il Is a lit
Ito awkward. but before you have been
there long you get 30 that you can pass
tho laundry woman without knocking
tho basket OF her head, and, II you
stay there long enough, you could get
Job In most any circus as ropowalkor.
On the principal streets tho sidewalks
arc n little better, but IL feet Is con.
s.dcrci a very wido sidewalk"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13


In testing varieties nf oats and potatoes
Of the Missouri experiment station, in
comparative test ~ varieties Of oats,
Pdngle's Progress gave the largest yield
In both iss9 AMI 1901. There was a
marked difference in the yield and d~;e
~ ripening u the same varieties u cats
and roiatocs and a slight dinertfce IN
the yield Of wheat. from seed procured
from different socdtuan. It appears that
oats aud potatoes respond morn readily
TO changed conditions. aud under un.
favorable circumsiauccsde tcri0ratcm more
-apilly than does wheat Thus there
va q difference o. 70 per cent. In the
yield of two plot of pdnglo's Progress
luts. the seed Of both grown irf WI .eon.
sin. but bought " different socdmcn. In
this case the inference Is that the differ
rngci 4 T. more TO rreyiuus treatment
of the sod thaa TO difference OF climate
or latitude. aud thl; some Of the seeds
had % limited producing capacity. lee,
.hau that u the .oil upon which tho
crop were grown, Witch made % maxi.
muu crop improbable under any cUudi.
tom Of soil or treatment
But the most striking difference from
seed grown In dihorgat sections oecuusl
in tho ease Of White Star potatoes OF
iA. variety Missouri home grown reed
gayo % total yield at size ratio % go
bu'hols pcf acre. aame variety fnn
Vermont grown seed, 1913 bushels per
acre, and Same variety from seed grown
In Wisconsin, 1850 bushels rcr acre
The plots wtr contiguous and apparent
~ OF quite uniform fertility Laaty Of
Hebron potnt9.s. from seed grown ~
Michigan aud Wisconsin. yielded TO-
sp-iiycly NJ tho rate N 90 and 7ls
bushcia per acre. The results show ihI
danger Of an iud.acumnato change Of
seed and also show tho Influence Oh,
ugor Of seed may exert ON tho crops
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

One Of tho greatest miscrios i want
OF money. Il "a wrctched TO have TO
confront a Just ,ond off repeated do
innud, and 10 boaiihout tho means 10
satisfy Il; 90 deceive tho confidence
that has been placed In You; TO forfeit
your credit; to DO placed at the pows
of another; TO be- indebted TO his
lcnlty; to stand convicted OF having
played tho knavo or the fool, and to
have no way left to escape contempt
but by mourning pity. Tho suddenly
meeting n creditor, on turning corner
OF the street, whom you have been
trying 10 avoid for months and had
persuaded you wero several hundred
miles OIL, skaters the neryes.-Now
York Ledger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

An English lawyer says; "rhc mo-
mcnt man has twenty pounds clear
10 leave hc will begin spending money
on tostamcntnry disposition. | hnvo
oven known a small farmer whose say.
lngs, after the REALIZATION Of his proper
,y and the payment II his lust debts,
could not have exceeded ten pound
note, spend three or fourpounds year
over a course Of thirty years In having
fresh wills drawn mp. As a matter Of
fact, wlouhc died ut last will was IN
force idcnticllly tho same Is the lint
ono had drawn mp for lin dirty
GEAR, bofor II ho had saved tho
money no spent wit.. me, and had put
Il out at compound interest, hc would
have had "a very snug sum-wcll on
toward four iigurcs--to add 10 l- CO.
tpte.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

Iulfv nh Mininr Company Location ~
rffncirai TlaCe d business Park
Cifv fuE


NOricI ~ HELM 'lNlN THAT "
On The rh day ~ August lIi NJ salt lake
CIV, t'tah. an nascstmcut. so. 81 ~ two cents
pef fhasu was LEVIED ur tho capital stock Ut
Inc tuuiuratinn payable 90 iht secretary, with.
III thirty day q IRON he lh1Ne dHte. A. no. .
Main Street Hait Lake CITY. Utah. Any stock
All w which tliH afHtstIrUnt REMAINS unpaid
ou the 1iu dny vt September. lIi. WI tt de-.
IIttfrnt and adyertiioi fur alis no puhils luc.
lion and unless payment BE- made before. VII
be- sold on tie 5it duY of october tslt 90 the
hnur Of 10 o'clock q. m.. % ihe COMPANY.
grfr. W0om 40. go Constitution hulliInF. sNt
Ihkr city. Utah, Co. nay trIuuurul lsfc tf1onia,
i0urthef Wilh costs " nd,UrlaInr AMI expense
ircl, BILL Nt,s4 rour,xr.
IS. 4. NfhINH. aprfftfrV.a
Us.Idtncc Do 3 1nd WEI suUU. safe laic
tUy. utlH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

Mine. GeofrIn. ,il,c most Frenchwomsn,
had the gift osmakng phrases When
Rulhlere had read IN s.cr snlon 4 work
upon Russia, which she feared uvht In
volye him In difficulties, she offered him a
sum of money 10 hurn IL, The author
waxed wroth AZ the lu8Iuutilon Implied.
aud broke out into nn eloquent ASSERTION
OF his coures and INDEPENDENCE She lis
tened patiently, aud then, Ia quiet tone
OF voice said, Glow much more " you
want. ~ RulhleEsf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

rToTfCE Is HEREni GIVEN, THAT At
~ meeting OF The luftc's held on The aih
Jay u september. ., an assessment 90 ono
dollar ptr share was levied on the cHpual
stock of tho corporation, payable 10 the stcro
tAry 81 tho general u1.ca ~ Tue rumpauY,
Z tty. Utah, on on before thu l5th day OF Octl.
Auy riock upon whrh ihis Assessment may
remain unpaid uu ihr l3'h " October, lNli VIII
auction, Anu uulchs payment ~ made hctufr,
wilf be- sold 1s the ~ day uf November. ton,
ia pay delinquent uHHesAurnlt tpErihgf visa
no cost OF aiyer Sing and expense Ut sale
Respectfully
dlu u cav GIDEON A. GIBBS, Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

IN early rIscr's Quilt Is one Of tho
recent electrical novelties II has n
decided advantage over the old alarm
clock, which would mn down and al
low the early riser TO take another nap
The electrical outfit does not need any
winding. Il keeps mp H. nerve grating
lnngIc for two hours, unless turned OH
The early riser is bound 10 get out Of
bed and cut OF tho currnt And
then, oi course. the purpose Is accom-
plshod; tho early riser having arise,
aud duly "cussod the alarm, remains
up for tho remainder OF tho day.-Now
Yorl, journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

And Iu sarofdanfr with Law aud an order ~
ahn Hoard 0' uuc Ht0fa. made on ne ii,h day
nf Apui, NtI,St many tuAfts Of earh parcel
II ttork NJ Jay hu urrtsaarv, viii De- nn'd %
DO nfer ~ ne Company 10 talt Ltkr Ditr, ou
FRIDAY tho o Do day ~ juno, 1901, Ht9 . o. to
uav tie ffIrGrau' assessment, together Win
ths rost OF aa1pttHius and ,Huebsfs Of fhlc.
BLoricr u she u1arl of Directors.
20 HORN, Arlnr secs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

Aud IN accordance with law, and an order Of
tho Hoard VI Trustees. made on The ON dayffi
August, isGi, 10 many shares OF zach uafrrfSf
surh stock 40 may be- necessary viii 10 H0ld A.
room 80. go Constitution liuilding, -alt Lake
daV III ~ tOhcr lr1l 90 Uay delinquent Assess
ments thereon, together With tho costa OF al
~. j. UllU1ON, Secretary.
nam Tn MI laln u-y. ulAh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

AtA meeting of tho linsri ot blrocinra ot mo
Ntlirtuc Idaho Mining tomuhuv'hrld this dayf
Inc dHtU OF payment OF the above described
dpnnuurut siUrk was extended from the lith
day uf september, lsll, to the ~ day Ul ociu'
Der. i-li. ~ the sane hour and place.
~ order OF the tinhrf OF u f~riofs.
4. g. llUllN, Acting Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

Z UCKY mt MtNiAG COMPANY. LoCA.
- nun 81 principal place Ut husiuea, larg
Giy, utnh. t.ornu1u OF mine, snake Creek
Mining District NHs4tCn county, Utah. Nuu0u
There arc delinquent uUon tho following
described stock on account ~ an nshosHmrnt
no. % } Of crnts per share, levied un Tho Uih
opposite tho nance ui The TcapectNo share
loldrrH as follower
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

SAT- lANI titN, Ihht july 49, lr'ls
Atn mtriinu ct tho Hoard oi birUrturs nl tue
hrilrNuu Idaho M'ninF Company, hrll ihs dafi
tho date uf payment 90 tie above octtrltl
trltt QuVutHtUrE Was extended from ne slst
day q August isiI, tu the iiin dlY NJ sertcin
bef ISL. ID The faIc hour and rlart.
iiy order 81 the hoard 81 nucrinfsi
q. D. NOM. ArIIn- .nnrnl.rI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

NAIl AHNlN NNAhH Z NHAt HNiN tNt A'Af
uuasiiHT uf the Hoard " Directors n tue
Ucnryurllahu Mining Company, hgld ihis day,
THE data ~ payment ~ me stove described
drllnlua.n stock was extended from the ,th
DAY vi Irtihrf, lsIi, 90 tae .ni day ~ NOYcm'
lrf irltN fhr SAME hour anu plArrs
ny uritf Vt lAr Hoard of Directors,
o. q. liOi!N Actin ktrTCtHrv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

Afu urVtiUFU of tnH Hoard uf Directors OF tho
relgtua Idaho MIuIuF ,uuu lnr bella 90 day.
tnt date uf payment uf che shove Gle DrNei 90.
ltH rnl HiIrat was extended from fUu 4IIl
dhY of jane. isAI, gao DOG Job day % JulY, Isl,
OF tHH anMt hour aud II.Ur
o. order % the iilard Of Directors.
., - nous, AvuuF soC'y.
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DEsERET NEWS OFFICE.
Home and Foreign Missionary,

Aud ~ desirable acquisition also 70
oyory student of Theology aud Other
poison who values tho means OF advo-
eating and dofondipg S'ripmrally and
Historically Che Principle, of the Gospel.
Tho wishes Of tho compliers, that tho
work be published without profit 80 as to
boz within tho roach 81 every person do
rlrlns Il, hiyo boon studied Ia this as
,,ell a, tho dr,t edition, aud therefore no
discount except for cost of postage IL AL
lowed IN dealers.
Tho book Is bound IA four diiioron'
style. aud sont postpaid 10 any address
OF tho following
DDI1pC, as cents, 60 cents,
FhlVEJ' 50 conts. and SllO'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13
MRS. CRAHAMS
Cucumber
and
Elder Flower
Cream

ttnot cosmetic IN The sense To- which that
term rs ruruiarly uaud. bat permanently beau
tnsa. ia creates Z suit smooth. clear, yclyetY
akin. and Hy daily use crfluaIN mak0g the
complexion sevofai shalca vhtier, u BE- con.
aiant piotooton tf1m the enecit Of tun ant
Who'd and prevents tuurufn AM Ire Ale7. auq
bilrthrafa viii mover come whi'c you uie %.
% tirafseH IHu face flf teiitf than Hnap duf
water. uuuranea ara huiu 90 thl skln q suea
AVID thus prevents the f1fmttlou OF wrullc1.
u rivef tin ffrshnrfa, tlt1lntHH ful tmuuill-
rrts o. stlH shat yuu hGd when % little airl
Tfrfl hiy. r0ura Dr OH. 1ufti io nee TO- ns u
Hitesa moro yuuilful mr. hran'f il any Iadgt
powder or nlkai.. aud ilaa hlru.c.f 10 dow cpd
ia uuur.fhirf 30 thc aslu Ua d.t '. 90 ih1
flower Frlre 500 30 li d.uas 'iH aul
Esr.tirrf.i f''1r stN'l iiort aloe tiettnm'H CO..
tafh. hmcnt 100 rc1t fIcrt slu lrlag'f .o,
sHefn ann fffHfa IHfIHsfIf u'i h.Iu.anDI uf fHc
TAO rr rrnrr. IadIrH BE- n untHHfg treated us
loses. ac1d siaur flf her lituo booa, "ilow
fuIr 10autfufn
sample Bottle naiad fec to eng
ilds zoo rceHrt of ~ cduif iu HIImus o. nat for
postagc aud packing. ltiI ascut wanted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

B.W. Baldwin, Gainesville, Tenn,
writes; have used your German
Syrup in my samily, ard find it the
best medicine I ever tried for coughs
and colds. / recommend II to every
one for these troubles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

10 the Probate Court W ana Cor salt lake
count, Territory OF yah.
In the matter 8f tho esints % AiIr-f 10. CaInc
uUFfHaCd.


order 81 show cause WHY order % sale q
Real tftair should not d. made.
VTAWGAuTr ACNsF. TuE ApMiSts
WI traitor Of he rrfato " A'lrUi n. .uinc,
drrVhfrI. HAVING nltd ltr rcNihu, fuIY iofI.
lied, rrlvuF for ON order - Hlir ui apart nf
The real estate OF dAid defufUut iurthn purpose
titr rein sct iiftu. u la therefore ordered the
Judge uf said tduri. that 90 Irftuns Interested
in thO estate ~ AID dceuafHs appear before
The Had PROBATE Count On ltiiaF tnu itin dfy
~ october. l-Il, ai % O'Clock u ihe tufUuoun
nf said day. no iNo Duuu Room ni Had Probate
tnUrt, ne tut tuuuiY Court llHlHrs iu ihu UitY
1ui county NJ salt i.nto. tuh tstnI1iy. -
tlsW rHuHe Why an order ahuuldnu' Do grautci
o. tnr salf HIiriuisifaipr, - scll ro muru VI
tho Tfil cifrfe lt uIo said drrsHsri % private
falr tashslI be- necessary, nni taHt q copy 20
tHtH ORDER Ir published "a least four fn.tfH live
utrts in iht utsTurf Ettstsa HtWs. r.
Newspaper painted and uull.shci Iu aald ely
anu fUUutrs
q, ". uAuTCu
dln Probate Judge
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n The pfunsta Court pn and ioF salt Lake
County. Teuit1ry u uah
In the Matter % ne kliHt0 u Uafhara
Matilda y. Mntcs. deceased

NOTICE - HTWEnY GtNHN THAI
~ Horace Cummings. admlu.ttfatcF. ID Ith
Tor sCtu,mout, aud fled In Had Court. his
hnM account of be imiuisiaunu ~ rlid
ustaie nud petition for annl dttriluliuu IT thc
tiied thereto, auf that Monday, ne sob d.g NJ
urtlher. 4. - lHIi. 10 10 o'rl0cE q tn., a. tIH
court flun Of said Court, IN thc ruIHiy Conf
House, SAT- lake cay aBd County. Utah Ter
utnry, has hern duiy auiininted By the Judge
VI sald Court, for tho settlement ~ said 40
count and hearing aaif petition tor aisuibu.
ton, az wuIch time and place Gtv pcrtun inter
csicd IN said eftaic may appear and show
cause. N Any thoto te.why said Arcnunt should
not he settled nnd syprnNdd aud lnAl dlstfttu.
uon made A. prayed ior.
q. a.. AILtS,
Clt~ II the Probate court
by g. n. ErAsrus, Deputy CLERK. di
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

How Tom Jones stopped a Runaway Team
A gentleman who was down In the
Indian Territory a TOW weeks ago told
tho following storyi ~ became ac'
qunlntod with a deputy United states
marhal one Tom Jones, WHO for
quickucs, aud nerve SURPRISES any man
i ever mot Ilchas killed several men,
but always In fair aud open il.ht or in
the line OF duty. Ito Is recognized as
a GENE man Ia a region where personal
bravery IS common.
mot long ngo Jones set out 20 cap
thrc follow wanted Tor violation Of
the law. lie hired a pair OF horses and
man 10 drive them. Night set In and
thoy were Ia Wild part OF the country
with which tho officer was uuacquaint'
ed. WMlo they were driving along a
rough piece oi road tho horses took
flight aud commenced running nc fun
speed. II wa. pitch dark. Tho driver
lost an control Of the braies and they
plunged along nt haadlopg gallop
"Suddenly two shots rang out ON tho
air, aud almost simultaneously both
horlcs dropped dead In their tracks.
1T was thing few men would have
thought Of, but with men Of Jones
type tho mind acts quickly In time OF
peril, and action follows closely on
thought lie saw the only way 70 stol
TINT team ind save hls life perhaps
was 20 use his Winchester He related
the Incident to me, and soemed TO think
1t was very commonplace affair." e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

X. Schmalhausen, Druggist, OF
Charleston, III. writes; After trying
scores Of prescriptions and prepara-
tons I had on my files and shelves,
without relief for q very severe cold
which had settled on my lungs, |
tried your German Syrup. II gave
me immediate relief and a perma-
nent cua. %
C. C. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury., New Jersey U. $. A..
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MAS. oRhgAM's
Face Bleach

Cures the worst cisoa Of ffssaics. Sun.
burn Haii4wurta, Ndit uaiutra. pmpIra aud
I'D fttu % misnrn rfiuo Si5O. Nanl't'H
Agents wanted.
Tho Drugglst ~ hs town who ar,t
arirrs h.Ii OF ny rr faruii0rs siU have hlf
name nudfi g. thH nlsfriH cuHna
NY preparations 1fi Tor fIlr lF wholesale
druir' tts lu Chirarp ard cgrp Cfv wc.i 10 ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

On insects the stern conditions Of lie
IN South Africa have marked effect
Imitation colorlng Is moro common
hero than elsewhere. ono little insect
Is so like the white pebbles near which
II Is always found, and lies 10 motion.
less among them, that once dropped II
cannot bo found again; another large
square locust, with hardly any power
Of flight, protocts itsolf by simply lying
motionless ON rrd stones, which Il 10
exactly resembles In color, having even
rough cleavage marks upon It, that Il
Is often impossible to dotect it when
YOU know Il "a there v
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

IN the District Court IN and for TIC Third
Judicial District " Uiah Territory
County Of salti4ake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

"That COW Is awlully crosL Don't
so near her"
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14
AWFUL MASSACRE.

Several Hundred Madagascans, Including
Women and Children, Slaughtered by
Their Government in the Most Terrible
Manner.
News of horrible massacre comes
from Madagascar, Ramiasatra, governor
of the province of Belanond, resenting
a petition from the populace to the
government to defend them from
cruelties, massacred 27S persons,
including men, women and chill
dren, belonging to the leading
families. The slaughter continued
for several days. The agonies of the
victims were in many cases protracted.
Sometimes their limbs were gradually
dismembered, their heads were sawn
off, and their bodies were thrown to
the dogs. Many of the women were
outraged. The survivors were forced
to erect trophy composed of the heads
of the victims. Popular fury has caused
the government to announce that the
offenders will be punished.