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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-20
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-20
CnaS. ". IRISH,
Civil Engineer, Surveyor and
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-20

He solicits orders for all such
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-21

A correspondent ot The New York
World writ"si My plan IA the garden.
especially with all small crops like lot.
tuce. onions and this elias, h. 10 prepare
the suil In god tilth nasly for the seed
and then scatter the fertilizer broadcast
~ evenly a. Is possible Then even the
surface with a god steel rake; work the
fertilizer well into tho soil. With an
this elias of plants the fertilizer needs To-
he near the surface Ia order TO benefit
them. With cabbage, tomatoes and an
the olass of larger vegetable plants mike
the place for The plants, using dibblo
or garden trowcl. Put Ia the fertilizer
aud ftir II In well with the soil aud then
ret In tie plants. with sweet corn. %.
tatocs aud this class Of plants prepare
the soil and mark out the burrows ready
for the teed. Drop the fertilizer where
the seed Is TO BY planted, stir into tho
soil, then plant and cover the seed. don.
orally this win be found bottor. especial.
ly with potatoes. tlnn to wait until tho
plants come mp md then apply CONNER.
cial fertilizers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-21
FARM AND GARDEN.
OBSERVATIONS WORTHY or CON-
SHERATON IN RURAL AFFAIRS.

A Poultry uoase That Consists Of Two
story Upright and Two wings nuiit by
nm Enthusls-,ic roultrymsn Of Kew
Norh state.
The accompanying cut represents
southeastern view Of tl- main building
Of Mr.. Willis Clark'- poultry yards.
Wyandotte. n. Y. This building fur.
nishcs the winter quarters, which con.
sist Of two story upright aud two
wings-total longth, 50 feet; upright, 10
by 20 feet; wing, each u by % feet: on
stone foundation, boarded with rough
boards first. then covered with tarrcd
paper, aud again with inch pine siding
(maichedl, the whole being Hastily paint.
ed. and costing about 5000. The build.
ing stands ON tableland facing square
south.
Tho building is divided into ten pens.
each = by ~ feet, separated BY wiro net
ting attached ~ baseboarls feet high.
The feed Is kept In tho front portion u
the upright. and Is fed on tie floor Of
the alley GO 10y ~ fcctl, water being also
set In the alley thus preventing ~ over
turn or wasie of food by trampling. Tho
fowls feed through spaces between Finch
iron rods, set . inches apart. about ~
inches high. above which wire netting
completes the division between tho pcns
and alley 10 the roof.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-21

Northwest Stoclman discOurses a. FOL.
lows; Old. broken mouthcd owes arc
dear at any price. II they cannot be sold
10 tho butcher feed them 10 the crows In
the fall-ihcy will get Thorn anyhow be.
fore "the voice Of the turtle Is heard In
the land
All sheep are subject to both internal
and external parasites, Feed them coca.
sionally u little hardwood ashes OF finely
pulvcrizod tobacco, which will free them
from worms and improve their general
health Dip them thoroughly IN some
approved sheep dip, and there u nothing
b-tior than preparation Of tobacco.
DO moi oycrstook; better keep too few
rather than too many. II flock Of 100
sheep could DO made rs profitable Ms u
flock Of ten, shepherds would be clothed
in purple and fine linen. Mix u little
sulphur with their salt It enriches the
blood and disagrces with ticks aud other
parasites.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-21


Mr.. Clark claims no originality In the
construction of the nests nr other furni-
turc. except that 20 cirrumycnt "cgg
eaters" he sometimes closes his nests
AMI conpels the culprits to lay In nail
kegs. at about one.thiri ~ the distance
from the bottom Of which h. builds tho
nests. This has proven cifeciual when
al other means have fniloi. Al fnrni-
turc is portable. aud eau b. carried
through tho door leading 10 tho alley.
taken out door and clenn-cl by scali.
ing. underwriting or painting with
crude petroleum, which be- obtains from
OIL wells only six miles away o. nom.
inal prico. Tho second story OF Jpn ght
IA used a. storrQpm Tor cnops. f,-sl.
rad dust. otc., through the winter. and
for Matching purposes Ia the spring. Tor
which he always trusts 10 mother hon,
with all her faults, lis room. 10 by 20.
easily accommodating iiity ittort Tho
foregoing cut nnl description ARE repro
ducci for Our reader, from The Amcd.
can Poultry Yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-21
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-21

The portrait here presented of the
short horn heifer belonging To Queen
Victoria can hardly fail to interest tho
admirers Of this breed u cattle, inns.
much a. said heiier is u perfect specimen.
Her cvonness Of form, thickness Of flesh
aud general fine appearance leave little,
II anything, TO DO desired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-21

one Of tho recent applications Of
electricity that promise to be of con
adorable benefit TO seagolng men Is a
log for registering the ratio of travel Of
Alrh speed vessels
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-21

George -Chaploy Is one Of those fell
lows who have more money than brains,
Isn't hei
Jessie 49, Yes; and he Is not rich,
either lIarper's Bb,lr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
Bnrdette's Advice About Marrying.

r. j. Burdette gives the following advice TO
Young men: You say you demand a domestic.
useful woman as your wife II that Is so,
marry Nora lluliigan. your laundress daugh-
ter. She wears cOw-hIde shoes. is guiltless of
cOrsets. never had a sick day in her life. takes
in washing, goes out house-cleaning and
cooks for a family Of seven children. her
mother. and three section men who board
with her. | don't think she would marry you,
because Con Reagan. the track-walker. is her
stvle of man. Let us Just examine into your
qualifications as n model husband after your
own matrimonial idea, my boy. Can you
shoulder barrel of -four and carry il down
cellar Can you saw aud split ten cords of
hickory wood in the fall 30 rs 10 have ready
fuel All winter Can you spade UP half
an acre of ground for a kitchen garden
DO you know what will take tho limetn
ont Of the new cistern. and can YOU patch the
little leak ia the kitchen roof Can you
bring home a PIANO OF glass and a wad Of
putty. and repair damages in the sitting
room window Can you hang some cheap
paper on the kitchen, Can you DO any
thing about the house that Con Reagan can?
My dear dear boy, you see Nora Mulligan
wants higher typo OF true manhood. on
expect TO hire men 10 doal the mans work
about the house but you want your wife t.
do anything any woman can do. Believe
me, my son. that nine-toDths Of the girls who
plnv the piano and sing SO chnrnngly,
whom YOU in your limited knowledge set
down as mere butterflies of fashion, are bet
ter fitted for wives than yon are for hus-
band IL you want to marry hrst-class
cook and experienced housekeepsr, do your
counting in the intelligence Office. But If
YOU wAnta wife, marry the girl you love-
with dmpled hands and a face like the sun
light. and her love will teach her all these
things. my boy. long before you have
learned one-nalf OF your own lesson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
i VIII Tell It.

Many physician has gained his practice
by one person telling others OF his cure. Tell
your neighbors that you have been to the hos
nital Of Jesus and been restored. though you
hated all manner of meat. and drew near
the gate of death and maybe, POOR soul
ust IN the same condition as yourself will say,
This is a message from COD TO me; Above
all publish abr al the Lords goodness, for
Jesus sake He deserves your honor. VIII
you receive his blessing and then, like the nine
iepers. give him no praise VIII you be like
the woman IN the crowd. who was healed by
touching the hem of his garment. and then
would have slipped away If 20. pray that
the Master may say, somebody hath
touched me" and may you be compelled TO
tell the truth and say. Il was sore SICK In
soul ont touchel thee 0 my bles,ed Lord.
and 1 am saved. and to the praise OF the glory
of thy grace ] will tell it; though devils
shou d hear il / Will tell it; and make the
world ring W IN il. according 10 my ability: to
the praise and glory Of the saving grace. -
SpurgeOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

twill not be difficult 20 mention cases in
"li-l en ent iudvilu is have been RE
tINei from danger aud death by the mani
ies' hand o, 10 ideuce.
'o-u knox, tho scotch Reformer. had
~ hf erem G. who sought 20 compass bis
obstruction. TIE was ~ the hab of sitting
W lalhcular chair I'm lis own house with
Ae pi. the window. One evening how
e1.i eu assembling his family. he would
-e,. G. occu v his &C ustOmed seat nor allow
9"f.Ndf Use 20 ito SO That very evening "a
- e' VS.. sent through tie window with a
i,'.A 90 kI Llm 1t grazed the chsir which
- -7 a'. u.s. % copied and made hole IN the
81. ID was fo tea Of Augustine that he was GO
.D- oA o' occasion 20 preach AT distant
..""' .nl took guide % direct him on the
i,f me neaus the "a de inlstook his
way tlt into "a ly path. { WAS after
I'.i i.rl That party Of Iniscreants had
% wy ay and murder him. and
'. . .' i.e was saved through the guides
l-' a' of Nala was once saved rom death
~ war le W uld cal foolish mistake.
- que IDS Journeys 90 Liverpool his sad
."t "ts no ntO the wrong Oat. lie had
avn i'.s seat when be iiscOVerei il. sud hal
.''N'- .t at re last minute. At frat he
o." ani DIS ppCiuted Ut no after
,-'H ff cd that tIc boat IN which lie in
rAie1 g. was lost and all It's passe ngers
Mere drowned.
.o"ard' the phianthropist, was once pre-
s'lei tfom ceat. 0l what some would call
1.. 'e nance bu which was no other than
."l providence. he always set a high
DN ,helh privileges and was exact
-- aieiai in his atteLdsncs On the means of
t.@et lat lie mi hi nett or increase tie
A.. q. A' sn 5ants nor prevent their at
go 'e OIL nnbli Wrshp lie was accus-
'-.' TO Wuk % tie chapel at Benford
f,tie d. attended One day man whom
l'N fcpfoged for bis idle and dssolute
l ,t. Is resolved 90 WAY Az and murder him
la morning. however for some reason OF
''.,,'' ITO resolved b 60 on horseback. aud by
PIE efrel ms '"'"""'' "'' WIS
re ere Sev. John Newton was In tic habit of
oln2 tAe hand OF God ia everything.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
Religious Notes.

The sixth annual convention Of the Brother
hood OF st Andrew meets from the 22d TO the
18th of October inclusive in ST. ouis. Bust
ness meetings and conferences viii DO held IN
Exposition Hall. and services in the various
churches OF the city.
-
The Long Island Diocesan Choir Guild will
hold their fourth annual festival on November
18th at t. Luke's church Ia the morning
the choirs of st. Lukes and tho Cathedral
will render Gounois Messe Soiienele. and
twenty vested choirs will participate in the
evening service.
The Holy Synod Of Russia has APP
pointed Archimandrite NICOLA. at present
Ia the city of Iinis. Caucasus. 10 DO Bishop
OF the Greek Church in san Francisco. GAL.
in place of Bishop Vladimir who has been
appointed to bishopric IN Russia
In accordance with custom largely OBJ
served since 1884. the last Sunday of this
month. October 49, will be observed in num-
Der OF places a. Prisoners Sunday" Pas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

however trihing Il might appear to others.
Tho way OF man 10 not in himself" he
would say. IL do not know what belongs to
single step. When | 60 to 81. Mary Wool
moth, it seems the same whether / 90 down
Lothbury or go through the Old Jswry. but
the going through one street and not another
may produce an effect of lasting nseouence.
A man cut down my hammock in sport. but
bad he cut 1t down half an hour later had
not been here. as the exchange of the crow
was then making A man made a smoke on
tho seashcre at the time n ship was passing,
which was thereby brought to- and afterward
brought me to England. OBJ
server.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

am q II and blind
a., ,,oint AZ iae as sMIitcn wi h Gods frown.
lflrild and ao., rieu hy my kind:
yet am not cast down.
am weak; set dring,
r,rrnur NOT that no longer see,
T.,r oIl and hcIIle 50 / tho more belong,
Father. SUI rene, % thee.
Omcrciful One
when men are farthest then thou art most
near;
y.hfa mon pass coldly by. my weakness shun.
4bv chariot hear.
Thy glorious face
l. Looming towards me. and SIS holy light
Salaos upon my iowly dwelling place.
And there is no more nj hit.
On Bonded knee
frcoagnilo thy purpose clearly shown;
Isl vision thou hast dlmmCd thai might see
lhFsclf-tbysoli alone
have Daught 90 fear.
Ta.s darkness is q shadow Of Toy Wing
lll8alh 10 4 am almost sacred mere
Can come no evil thing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
LEMON ELIXIR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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Ladies. for natural and thorough organic
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DR.. Mozeys Lemon Elixir will not fail you
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

CHANCE Of life. backbone hot fushes, sleep
lessness, dizziness. nervousness are cured ny Dr.
Indian Specialist Elegant books aud trial bot
ties free. Owens l. Minor Drug Company, lolf
Main street. opposite postoiiice, Richmond.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

When Baby was sick, We gave her CastoriA
When she was Child. she cried for CAstoria.
When shs became Miss. she chung to Castoria
When abe had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
Iamon Hot Drnns

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throat. bronchitis, hemorrhage and all throat
and luug diseases. Elegant, reliable.
twenty-five cents at druggists.
Prepared only by DR.. ii. Motley. Atlanta
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
PILE CURE.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
III THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
TNcughtS and Topics Appropriate for Sun
day Reading.
SELECTIONS CAREFULLY COMPILED.

,he methodist E'umenicai Council-Thc
Sublime Assertions OF til" hbie-fr"-
teo,iug Providence Religious Notes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

Although it is now nearly sixty years since
Charles Lamb died. the little cottage in
which he and his sister resided at Edmonton
shows but slight evidence Of any external
change Situated few yards from the rail
way station. the house. with its gable facing
the roadway its red-tiled roof and whitened
walls. its narrow doorway and small-paned
windows. give the impression of 0ld-World
comfort and seclusion A rowan tree. on the
branches of which hang clusters of red
berries, stands at the gateway. and its autumn
nal appearance imparts Just now pictorial
attractiveness to the interesting building
which is still known as Lambs Cottage"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

A 'Frenchman in America is the title OF
Max ORell's forthcoming book Of travels. II
would seem TO the ordinary reader that this
author had already exhausted his observa-
tons upon this country, and that another
book could hardly tell us ANYTHING new. We
are informed, however, that its material is
entirely fresh 1t describes his amusing ex-
lustrated by f.. w. kemble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

At the Diocesan Convention of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, which met in New
York. September 3Oth. Bishop Pottsrs adj
dress TO the clergy dwelt especially upon their
relations to the various questions of ecclesi-
astical law and statements OF doctrine Re-
ferring to those who, after careful. conscien-
tious investigation came seriously TO doubt
whether their views were in accordance with
those Of the Church whose vows they had
taken. he expressed it as his conviction that
it was the plain duty of such man to sus
pend his minstrations and temporarily
at least retiring from his sacred Of
fee TO give himself up to q thorough
examination OF the questions ut issue. Then
if he is satisfied that the teachings of the
Church cannot solve his difficulties, it is his
bounden duty to withdraw from his Office.
Taking up the special doctrine of inspiration.
the Bishop held that the Church is not bound
to any distinct theory, recognizing the exist
the Bible without undertaking TO decide the
proportion of each. Very strong reference
was made 10 the methods used in opposing
the election of Bishop Brooks. condemning
such action and declaring that 10 DENY
any man the right to consider
that these orders of the Episcopal
Church are of Proyidential rather than di-
vine authority was TO show great Ignorance
as TO the history of the Church whether in
England or in this country. In answer 10 the
charge that he was opposed TO ecclesiastical
trials, the Bishop sad that while he was GER
tainly averss TO initiating ono himself. any
clergy who had complaints to make, if they
would present them in FULL clear form, would
find the ecclesiastical machinery set in mo-
ton as promptly as they desired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

The monument erected TO the poet and dra-
matst Christopher Marlowe. OF Canterbury,
the city Of his birth. was unveiled tho other
day by Henry Irving. Il consists of pedes-
tal in Portland stone bearing a life size bronze
statue of the Lyric Muse. 1T was Marlowe,"
said Irving, In his address, who first cap
tured the majestic rythms of our tongue. and
whose mighty line Is tho most resounding
note in Englsnd's literature. Whatever may
be thought Of his qualities a. dramatist and
whatever place he may hold among the great
writers who framed the models Of English
tragedy, he stands foremost and apart as the
richness. the literary form which is the high