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scveml fellows came up with greetings
aud congratulations
Como straight to mess and have
something TO drink before you tell us
anything, snld tho colonel, taking hold
of tho Horses bridlo a. he spoke. AZ
tho Same moment 10 felt Il slackcn
within his grasp, and looking up he
saw that Billy was rceling In his saddle,
and that his lips were boodlcss.
IL think I'm done" lie muttcred
fcchly and fell sideways of lis horso
into the colonies arms.
They carried him over 10 the mess
and began taking OF his military great.
coat. Then something made hiiu open
his eyes, and bis face took "A little
brarc distorted smile.
'IIold hard" he eospod. 81 think
Eve got n bullet somewhere, and-aud
my arms smashed"
"why, damn itw proaned tho col.
onel. laying him gently down. and look.
Ing around upon the circle Of horror
stricken faces. 'ho know this. aud ho
HsAH BTU hNhl Ailt uuftufl
II wns some weeks before Major
Hamerton was ablo to toll the story Of
Lieutenant Thompson's heroic conduct:
how whom ho himself was FOUNDED and
at the mercy Of tho murdcrorS tho
young officer defended him single
handed; how aftorward ho pushed on
into khunni and brought out James Of
the police more dead than alive, aud
how finally, while conccaling tho fact
that he had been shot In tho right arm.
ho rode forty miles In TO get tho doctor,
aud thus for tho second timo saved the
majors life.
II was longer still though before Billy
was out Of danger. The wound had
sot up inflammation and fever from
ovoraxortion and tho long time that
had Of necessity elapsed before skilled
care could DO bestowed upon Il, aud
for wooks Il was feared Il would 60
hard with Billy
But In tho end tho 'harum .scnrun
young dovll" gqt we'll and tho colonel
had tho pleasure Of sending up "Con.
lldontial Report" Of q very superior
kind, together with a brilliant pendant.
which has resulted In tho bcstowal OF
tho much coveted Victorii Gross upon
Lieutenant William Thonplon. Of Ours.
Vanity Fair.
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Tho above Is the namo given by the
British Pail Mall Budget to tho romark.
able new type Of freight ships invented
by Captain Alexander MoDougnll. Of
Superior, Wis Attention has been rc-
comfy called TO these vessels by the sue.
ccsaful passage Of ono OF them across
tho Atlantic ocean. This whalcbacls
steamer, the Charles W. wemorc.
sailed direct from Duluth, Mimi, 70
Liverpool. carrying a cargo Of $1,000
bushels Of grain
Ono advantage Of tho whaleback Il
that II COSTS not nearly NO much TO
build rs the ordinary vessel. Tho frtt
ono made cost ouly $4,000. But the
great and overwhelming point In IFS
favor IS that with the same expenditure
Of steam power 1t carries twice rs much
freight as the old style ship. This has
been demonstrated beyond question
Captain McDougall was himself a sail.
ing master on the lakes and knew every
inch OF his ground. He knew also what
comparatively few persons do, that tho
freight carried across our great inland
lakes exceeds in ono year that conveyed
by all tho Atlantic steamers combined.
He built his model 10 meet the require
monts Of tho occasion. aud now It will DO
adopted for ali ocean freight carriers.
When all is said and done. however, 1t
must still b, remembered that the whale
back vessel il simply another modiGca.
ton OF Ericson's Monitor The pattern
royorsos tho ordinary shape OF ship
and Is lat bottomed and round docl,od.
The part above tho water when the ship
Is loaded looks something like an Indians
moccasln. It Is not meant that any
body shall promenade the decks OF tho
whalebaok. As In the case OF tho Mont.
tor, the waierin tho ferceat storm washes
over tho deck and slips on. Tho part
than can DO damaged is far under water
saio from wind and wave.
Ther9 arc two kinds OF whalebacls
vessels, steam mopollerS mud steel barges
for towing Tho bargoa look very much
like n monitor, the wbeelhouso appear
ing on top like a turrtt, so rapidly are
these yosoll supcrsedlng the old ones
thnt tho company manufacturing them
"a preparing to launch new one every
week, iiity-two year. When the whale
back vessel first appeared in the lake
waters the seamen chustoned It tho
"pig," name by which It is still known
there, But undoubtedly II. will DO
known in commerce as tho whaloback,
from ita shape.
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NOTICE 70 MATER CONSUMERS.

rrHE ATTENTION or TnE rUBLc Is
Il hereby called 10 An Ordinance iu reiiilou
% The Wafer Morl'sp.s,ei september ith
fprlntlinE uufroHcl, within tho tppcr and
Lover spnntllng District, described a. iul'
lows, 10 VII
AZ that portion Of the city lying sA,, and
north OF the folloWinE hHuniluus H hereby
D al ana declared 10 be tuc Upper sprinlune
District 10 vii. Commcngi IA the lutrfs ~.
tinu " TT West aud ~ Nnrih streets snd ruus
muH thence south along tnld ~ NsHt itfout
10 sni Noftn street, theme. oall aionF sai Ind
Nurth street 20 Apple street. thence south,
ca.icny along Applu stfcet q itt nth street,
pie street, thence s01th along Eaat Tomple
tifert 10 NORTH Tempir street. thence gast
along North Temple street 20 1t hast street
thence sou'h alots 10 Ln,t street Co ,ouih
street 10 TN iiut Street, thuure south along
bih TAI street 10 lihrfiY lAfk. Ana al rlft
sons thhiug water from Doe tnains ON South
Iemplu street. cess uf 1t Ihst street. nd
iho,o ihking from enc main on Ush Tsst sifeti,
shall DO decmtd % tciorg 10 said Upptr M
Aii that portion ~ Tho CITY ling .ost and
made rud declared 10 be The Lover spIlaslns
nfirlct,
vi doWs and fronts IN tho Upper District muti
b. used oaiy between the hnlrs ~ g anu y
O'Clock d. m, anu and O'Clock pm. ana ia
the toWtt District between the hours " 'anl
the months Of iuly, Augusi, september aud
october u oash year. Thirty minutes time
each day shAil b. allowed Tor the spnnfitUr a
each 10 square yards - lava IN the Unpef
District, and twenty minutes zach day Tor he
same area in he Lover District.
AnY person violating any q the provisions 4
this - ton shnll, on convection, be- nned In any
sun not exceeding ton dollars tor the ffst OF.
fcutn, ana not exceeding twenty dollars Tor
rarh subsequent orUnao
Attiot enforcement Of this ordinance Will
hVurri0fth ia observed,
~ order u the Mayor,
J. H. JACK, City Recorder.
Salt take CITY. ulah, July ord. lsJi. as
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In tho japanese capital thorc Il a
gigantic Image Of a woman. made Of
wood and plaster, and dedicated 10
lIachlman. tho god Of war In height
Il measures % feet, the head alone.
which Is reached by a winding stairway
In tho Interior Of the ilgurc. being large
enough 10 comfortably hold twenty
persons The lgur1 holds a hugo
wooden sword In ono hand. the blade
Of the weapon being % foot long, and a
ball - feet In diameter In the other.
Internally tho model Is lifted up with
extraordinary anatomical arrangement
which % supposed TO represent the dit.
fcrcnt portions Of tho brain. A tine
view OF tho country Is obtained by
looking through one Of the eyes Of the
figure. Tho admission TO all parts Of
tho structure Is two cents.
japanese tradition says that during
tho tlno Of the Tcssiomcng rebellion,
In 1929, hundreds Of cords Of wood
were piled around Il aud fired. but that
the sacred object it,olf failed TO burn
or To oven DO scorchod by tho flames. -
81. Louis Republic.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The bellevue. Idaho Mining Company. Inra.
tiun ~ PRINCIPAL place 81 buslrftr, SAT-
1ako CITY, utah. location o. Nirsi aud
Nottt, Miaerai I'M Mining District, rtsie
81 Idaho.
AroIicE.-TuEnE ~ DEfiNouTNr w.
share. levied on the tlih day Of April. iili, toe
several anounia Ict opposite The nance Of TIE
respective share hnidrfa a. fdll4waf
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In the Probate Court w All Tor SAT- f1ke
County, Territory 81 Utah.
IN the matter u The Eltatc " Miner q.
Atwood. dcccatcd.
NOTICE u HEHEnY GiyEy. THAT
~ william u. Atwood. nfminlstf TOR nf the
estate of Miner q. Atwood, deceased, has
rendered Tor settlement, and nlod In said court
ha naal account ~ his adminlftf4t or
~ said estate. and pottlDn for nnal dts
irritation of tho fosifuc Of SAIL cHtatr
amous the psrfons entitled thereto, aud
that Tuesday, tho sth day of September, s. %.
lsll, nf o. o'clock o. fns. a. tue cuIri room Of
said court. in the County gouu House salt
Lake Clty. Utah Territory hiss been eaiy 90.
pointed ~ the Judge Of said c0uft for The teuir.
= COT Of said account, and hcnunF said petition
for distribution, Al whict time and place any
prrrun interested In saii cstat1 mHY arpcar and
show cause. II any there lc. ehy sid aernunt
should not De- set ed and approved. and lnal
distribution made as prayed Tor
Dated August y, 1871.
c. AfLFN.
CLERK Of the Probate tuuft.
IT, a. 49, la
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LugLy mn Mining Company. Location Of
principal place q hufincss Park
CltY, Utah.

NOTICE l. iikiiEuI GiXEN THAT At
~ mrcurg n ne li~ufr ~ Trustee hold
on the rth day ~ August. iTsi, af Salt Lane
city, ttah. an alffasmcnt, No. ., q two rents
yer share Wa levied or tho capital stock of
The corporation payable 70 The seerctaty, with.
MAiu street, salt LAKE Ciiy, Utah Any atuca
upon which thiH asses ment rcmains unpaid
on the gist day of september. l.pi, will Do do.
lnqaont aud advertised Tor sale at pullie aur.
u0n. aud unlfIs payment u made before. vii
no sold on the Iiai day % October, tsai, as tho
hour % 10 o'clock o. Co.,. NJ the company =
0nicr, loom No. 40 Constitution nuilIlnF, -ait
Lake CITY Utah, 90 pay delinquent assessments,
together with costs OF adyoftisiuF and expense
OF sale
Lucky liLL MIyiNo CoNrAST.
". !, HUTTON, secretary.
Residence 10 5 and West stieet, salt Lake
ItfN fffaN
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Aud in accordance with law and An order ~
The Hoard 90 Director. made on the nh day
~ -tnrt 90 may De- Necessary, will o. sold a
ihH once u The Company To- salt Lake CITY, on
FRIDAY the m day % June. lsIi, gtap. ui' 10
pay tie delinquent assessment together With
the coft Of ndtofils'n and rfpersts o. sale.
lt. order VI the Board Of Directors.
10, iiONN. Acting sec'y.
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IN TIC lNnNAif iNNNtt ~ anu fNf SAT- AMhn
County, 1orutofy Of Utah.
IN no natter u the EstAto of james Mafsru,
deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N ihs0 sophie Mndseu, administrator. 81
The estate OF Jamrs Maiden. deceased, has
rendered f1r fcttlcmrrt, ana nlcd lu flid
couft, her nral are1uni ~ Der Hfmiu
isuaton q shid cHtatc ami pUuiilu Tor
uual distribution OF The residue N said estate
among The persous entitled thereto. aud
1uesday. 10 sith day oftscptemtcr. A o.. tui,
nt 10 O'Clock q. m, a. the Court Ep1n 81 a1id
court, in The Niuuty touH lluatU, salt La o
City ana county, utan Territory has htou duly
appointed BY tho Judge oi saif court, for ne
settlement % fald account and hearing Haif
petition Tor distfihuii1n, az which uuu ard
PLACE any porfnn intUfrfted On Hlld Oftatn may
appear and show cause. 70 an there BE-, why
said account should not BE- settled aud az.
proved and nual distriJuuon made a. prayed
Tor
dated August %, ispi. -
4 y. ALIEH,
Cicrk ~ the lruuatu C0ud.
H. a. A EVaNWaN NaUmNN 49,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, in ard 'or SAT- Taso
County, 1crntoy o. Uut

In the Probate Court, IN and for SAT- Thtn
County, Tcrntoy q Uuh
In the matter Of no Ttiats Of John 4. nouct
dceeased.
NOTICE Is IlEREHY GIVEN TINT
IN fhgatcih ". iaufi, administfatfix, with
Tho wall annexed, Of the estate n John A.
N0uck. deceased, has rendered Tor srtllttarnt,
and flied IN said court. her final account % her
Standardization of said estate aud petition Tor
dnai distribution Of the residue % sad estate
among tho pHrsuni entitled thereto. and that
Monday, The y b day u August. 4. u. 1871, az
10 O'Clock o. NJ, At The Court Room u said
court, IN the County toufi Houso, Salt fate
cry and county, tthh Territory has been Huiy
appointed by the judge ~ said court. for inc
settlement Of said hcfount ard hearing aatd
petition for diGtfiluunu, A. which TIME and
place any person Interested 10 said cftaic may
nrrear and show cause. 10 anf there he vhy
SAID hff0uut should not BE- settled nd 90.
Tor.
dated July ~. il9i
CT. ALIFN,
Ciefk n The Probate Court
by g. y. STANTON. Deputy. dI
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In 1870 the norey Of the country
amounted to twenty dollars per head Of
the population. In 1859 Il was twenty.
9lght dollars 20 each individual Of tho
population.
John Burrough-l notice that a. a
man grows older no ia more and more
foud OF quoting his father-wliat no said
aud what he did.
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Ask ny naents for W. T.. Douglas shoes.
Y lni for sale IA aour place ask ysur
dealer 10 .cud lgf rafaiaauSt secure the
agency, aud get them tor you,
- TAKE No INSTITUTE. IA
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rEsrIYoNitLs.
TuD A CRAWFORD.
Counisiion Msrttaais and Dtaiiri " mailing
NdffgaL
sAyfA ROSA, Cal. jan igth. 1874.
Brisgf Medicine CO..
CONTIGUOUS Of The iith received. I shall
be clad 10 assist You IN pfO tuiinE the sale -
~ Isaiic'a special PERCEPTION Indeed.
most OF what have bought u you IN me raat
four years has been given away, mFsrf having
teen completely cured after "a LIFETIME uf
headache, az cha gladly certify should
you write 10 cithcf ". Markell nf nf. Nasun,
~ this place. you may rtier % Ton 4 Dutw.
rom. b TO The superiority - Jour special
Prescription. Your uulys
Will. Tom.
prire ga Gents
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OUR SILK DEPARTMENT..
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.

School will intend Offering 1000 ChdTcn Boys
Yout's' sutr at actually 33i tor cent below value
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In the Probate Court w ati Tor salt rhte
County, Territory 81 Utah.
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A dutitui husband wished to give hi.
wify handsome lace scarf for present,
aud, TO make sure u getting one to her llk.
Ing. he nsked her TO buy onr herself on the
prctencc that 70 was for a lady friend Of
their. The finest iiuniton, Nalenclenne.
and brussels hce goods worc spread ont on
the counter, but madame thought 10 her.
self.
what IA the uSc Of spending 10 much
money ON present Tor Amcliof"
some embroidered lace was shown next.
Even these wcrr too dear. ~ length she
selected o very plain aud ordinary scarf.
"Qulic good enough, to-" she thought,
and took Il home 10 her husband
Have you chosen something prct,y" he
askcd.
"Oh, ycs, very pretty"
"la II just what you would have chosen
Tor YOURSELF
''1hn very thing"
'Thcn, my dear, you may keep H. ! IN.
tended % Tor your exclaimed her husband.
delighted with hia little scheme. Curtain.
Grand Almanioh Francois.
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WOMAN AND HOME


The once famou. Countess de Mercy
Argenteau, whose death was recently an-
nounccd. was born At Caraman-Chimay,
aud Belgium rarely produced either 20
beautiful or 80 talented woman "a Ella.
beth, Countess Of Caraman. Chimay. The
imperial family 81 France In prosperity or
adversely possessed no trucr or more faith
full friend, and up 10 the last she WIS wont
90 wear necklace o. three rows OF the
purcst pearl. given her by the emperor
When Napoleon surrendered at Sedan
he requested Count de Mercy Argcnteau 10
burn the whole of his carriages. The only
rllc " this melancholy commission pre-.
served Mt the ci,ateau " Argcnteau. on the
Meu-e, is. pane bearing the imperial
monogram While detained at Wiiholms.
hoehc the captive monarch b,gpod the clcv-
crest woman Of his court To come TO him.
and II was into her sympathetic ear that
he ponrcd out q Scheme for signing an nd
ynntaReous peace with Prussia after hi.
army had oean restored 20 him.
Napoleon concluded by earnestly begging
the countess TO convey letter from him
q the prussian crown prince
Protected BY safe conduct from Bis.
marck. and leaving her lndys maid ichind
her M Strasburg, she yet out without a mo.
ment'a delay on her solitary and perilous
Journey northward. She wins compelled
10 pass one night In au ambulance wagon.
WHORE she WAS carefully looked after by
German nursc. who ultimately proved 20
lc princess In disguise. Having reached
Versailles she introduced herself 10 the
crown prince by reminding him Of the
very different circumstances uyicr which
they had once opcned ball ~ Ticsbaden.
The future emperor listened courteously
20 her inpassionci pleading, but replied
that the bcst Interest. VI Germany forbade
the granting " tho request aud compli.
nnce with Napolcon's proposal, even " he
had bccn able TO obligc her personally.
She left his quarters almost broken
bcarted.-Chlcago Herald.
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Burns vary In depth, from blister on
the surface 10 an actual destruction 81 n
part Of 4 limb In addition to pain, tho
burned person j. In danger from nm I'm.
prrssion made On the nervous system
known ~ shock. This often has 60 be
treated, as we'll ~ tho shock itself II tho
clothes are on ilrc throw tho victim down
and wrap n blanket around Then add
water and cut the clothing away, not dis.
turbing any parts that stick Cover the
burn with u layer OF sweet oil, lard or lin.
secd oil, yaseline-auy fat not rancid.
Then wrap In cloths to keep the air out.
For the shock, give n tcaspoonful OF brandy
every ten minutes. Interview with Doc.
tUF
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Tho other night lady desired her guests
10 hear a plecc " music she had composed
la order TO turn ono 81 John Boyle OHellly's
poems into n ballad. The poem was
"Jncquemluot," ono Of the sweetest Of
o'licilly's compositions. ~ she could not
slug we'll, aud ~ her husband did not caro-
10 sing either, he read the verses while hl,
wiie played upon the plano. The reading
was measured uut Ia suit the music the
words bcing broken iuto separated sylla.
hles when IL was necessary. The effect was
beautiful. Again and again the guest,
begged 10 have the performance repeated
Thus 10y accident was discovered charm
lux new Idea that would be- very effective
On lecturc platform. New York sun.
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Women cannot afford To degenerate In
this her own century, aud she u Is who
must hold men up TO high standard VI
refinement aud social purityi " her be-
longs the precious task OF 40 training thu
ehildrun that the good Old adaEe concern
lng poltcncss viii be- part OF their 10.
lglula belicf. "fmo polileness 4 ~ the
heart, md not Of tho head No woman
eau b. truly polite while she i guilty II
any utturanos which can possibly wound
o. lnlure another, The womnnly woman,
ieAr 70 hcs own EEK and respected By u.en,
. Not sarcastic. v Exchange.
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DO We ever need reminder In our hurried
lives " the grace that lies Ia the kindly
spoken wordi Il may DO a. wv pas q
friend IN u crowded shop, or nod To her ~
we hasten by her door on our morning
walk 10 the market or the ferry, that We
utter the gentle greeting, leave behind ~
the fash VI the happy smile, and brighten
a day that wns perhaps overcast. Kind.
ness costs little, Why should We not be
lavish OF Il In n world whore nobody stands
alone, but where rich and poor. sad aud
glad. lofty and lowly, aru bound In one
bundlei-lIari'or's Bazaar.
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Wounds consist Of cuts, bruises, puno:-
nrcd wounds or poisoned ones. In ctsr II
= cut wound wash u clean, bring the parts
together and fasten clean hagdngc over
ihcm.
la bruises the parta arr usually lacrratcd
under tho skin, and the blood which -.
snpr undcr the skin undrrpoc. changes
which make the skin look dark colored
All % do for thOao Ia 20 cover them with n
sloth wrung out In cold whter. The same
holds true IA punuturcd wounds, u which
. stab i m Instance. The cardinal Idea II
hrst 10 remove ~ dirt by allowing clean
cold water 20 tricgle over II, aud then to
poyrr with n clean pleoe of cloth to keep
dirt out. Exchange.
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The Second Edition.
Enlarged and Improved, OF this most
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its Almost Indispensable to livery
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Tho book Is bound In four different
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No woman need be ugly. II there Is a
soul In her body II has but To begin betimcs
10 show through, From her earliest girl
hood the thoughts she thinks, the feelings
~ which she gives way the tones she
utters, the wishes she indulges, are soulpi-
urlng lluos In her face that are capable Of
making a beauty all thelrown-llncs whose
writing will remain when bloom fades aud
sparkle fals.-llarriet Prescott Spoilorl.
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grains, etc, into their ears and Ia trying to
remove II friends are APT to only push the
substance farther into tho urihce. No Ia
ttrnment should ever be- used, except by
III aurist, In removing anything from the
ear; the only thing that can be salrly en-.
ployel by the unskillfd home practitioner
u small syringe, Detroit Free Press.