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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

How often have blessed my needle for
rcscung me from the temptations which
Rssail the other SEX Bright and innoccnt
littlc Implement Whether piled DER taste
ful luxuries or gaining the poor pl,tanoo Of
day. thou art equally the friend Of her
whose visions tend 20 wander among the
regions Of higher distractions and of her
whose thoughts are pinned down TO the
treadmill OF thy minute progress, Amid
the minor blessings Of woman's lot thou
shalt not Ne forgottcnl
stlll come aud let thy fairy wand shine
on her, still lend an ambitious JOY 10 the
plaything, Of the girl; still move uncon-
seiously under the glltterlng smile u the
maiden planning thy Triumphant results,
still beguile the mother whose thoughts
rove TO her boy on the distant oecai, or tho
daughter watching By the sick bed Of ouc
who has hitherto tolled for her still soothc
The long, drcary moments N faithful love;
aud though a tear sometimes falls on thy
shining point, II shall not gather the rust
Of despair since employment IA thy owner,
Mrs. I,llman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

10 not give baby u dose every time no 4,
coustlpatcd. 1.-THE bowels 10 not move at
least once every day something il needed
60 make them. After a hearty meal In the
morning lay tho baby on tho bed or couch,
take oil the diaper and place warm news.
paper and a bit Of cold cloth under him,
mud let him kick for awhile. Thowarmth,
liberty and full stomach will probably
cause the bowels 10 move.
n they do not, dip plug Of common
white soap In castor oil mud gently mo IL
up the passage. Baby does not object 10
taking oil In this way. and II works like d,
charm. The trouble often Is not 10 much
that the child Ia oonstipated ms that the
lower bowel IA not strong enough 10 per.
form its office, and by olling the passage
the movement Is easily effected. Now wipe
the baby gently with the cloth, aud rcmoy.
II with the newspaper TO the kitchen stove,
wash, wipe aud yascllne baby, and take
him up, happy every time, and ready for
sound sleep.
As soon NJ hahy's back Il strong enough
10 allow him TO vt up place him on the
chair commoic AZ proper times, aud habits
Of neatness will be soonsormcd which will
relieve you Of much dlsagrreablc work,
and the child be- less liable % attacks Of
sickness. Cor. ladies Home Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

Ono Of the mos, remarkable events IN
the history Of shad hshing In the Della.
ware river occurred Just below Firms
Point. John Mclaughlin. n fisherman
from this city, was out getting tho Glow
water" During tho Drift hc noticed sev.
cral large ilocllu u wild ducla taking
their morning baths in the river about
100 yards away from his skill and di.
rcctly Ia the course Of bis long net.
Some timo aftcrward he hauled In his
net In 1t no found tix shad. one small
sturgeon. and TO his utter surprise six.
teen fms canvasbacl ducks
II is not unusual Tor fisherman 20
End one duck In his net, but when six.
teen Of these luscious fowls were taken
out from points all along tho not It 81 q
clear indication that hundreds Of iho
ducks were ON the river. Tho birds dive
into the river with one swift swoop and
80 down into tho water Tor several
fathoms by the force of tho dive. They
become entaugled in tho mcshes o; the
fine gilling twiuo aud are drowned. Tho
birds wcrc beautiful specimens OF their
species, and their rich plumagc and cx-
cellcnt condition made them salablo at
once. They brought fifty cents each.--
New Castle Cor Wilmington Nova
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

The last winter seems TO have reversed
the climatic conditions Of northern aud
southern Europe, In western Iceland
the usual autumn rains lasted this year
til February, and in March tho shrubs
In tho gardens Of Roidiayiek were In
full bud, while Italy and Spain wero
swept by billiards that would have ap-
palled native OF North Dakota Sow
oral Villages IN tho Sierra de QuadaTnma
north OF Toledo were literally buried
in snow, and on the % OF April an Of.
shoot Of tho same gale seems to have
crossed the Atlantic and TO have strewn
the coast OF New England with wrecks.
Philadelphia Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25


Most new inventions, especially Jour.
nalistic inventions. come from America;
but II Is 10 the versatile parisians that
the credit Of the very latest thing Ia
journalism "a due. The Compagnie
Generate des Voiturcs Is on the point Of
starting paper entitled Paris voiturcs,
which Is original In moro ways than one
Noisy news vendors are 90 give way TO
automatic machines. Every cab Is to
10 furnished with ono Of these. you put
n ten ccntim51iocc In tho slot aud you
draw ont a Parts Vuiturcs Tho paper
IS 10 contain tho bills Of the theatcrs. II.
lustrated notes and "titl" for tho races.
As il this were not sufficient induceinrnt
90 the ordinary boulnyarlier TO make
the double Investment Ia the cab aud
the paper for tho company's benefit. tho
happy purchaser Of the paper Is Insured
against any accident that may happen
In tho course Of the drive.
This Device 81 not now heard % for
the trst tint, Int Il may provo rcaflur.
ing 20 the cautious foreigner who u
alarmed at tho reckless driving of tho
Paris iohu. BY n purely original con-
trivancc the holder Of Paris vd,ura
is 10 b. entitled to n discount Of 10 per
cent at tho principal shops mentioned
In the paper Lastly, IA the spirit Of
true uiiliiarian philosophy. business &C.
TO he combined with philanthropy, tho
automatic machine company which uu.
derialscs tho distribution promising to
devote 10 per cent OF it, prof.. TO found.
ing n eabmens rofugc.-PaS Mall Ga
zotte,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

Purtusnt to n decree Of foreclosure and order
q sale 10 mo difccisd ~ the rhifd Judicial
Drstfict court oil tie IdfrlfutY VI Itah, In an
action wherein y. g.. UouHhffty Wa plaintiff
and !. g. Thompson AM thlfiet g. Heuueif
were defundhuts,i shall expose itpuhlio sale at
the front door ~ the County Court House In
the city and county Of -alt lake. Utah Tern.
tory, on tho 18th DAY Of May lll.a % u O'Clock
" lll The right. title, claim aud Interest OF y
g. Thompson aud ChafiOt a. Hcnnoit Of. In aud
- The following described teal estate; situate.
lying ani lgirr IN the city AID couniy u sait
Lake tah Itfutofy, ntu particularly dss
crlhcd aa fnIloe1 to.witi AiI - the nofih half
Of Tot eight tl block seventeen ft7l Pat rs"
ralt Tale civ sufyefi commencing NJ fhe
notthcaai corner Of said Tot AMI running thtnco
south ten role. thence wet ten rods, thence
north Ten rode. thence cast ten rode to plarc OF
hcEinuiusIHf % much hereof Is may De- niece.
s4iy iu pay aid Judgment with mtirest thuru.
ON uud costa, together with 40 ana siurular
ict,ucutH. htffditamfnts Hud HHpurturance.
thrfounip belonging or in any vau aapefAIn.
Ing.
10 be- sold as me properly W . ~ Tbcmrson
and q hafira o. Bennett OF tiU aus Of \. a.
U0nrleuY.
ICr4a ul sale, rnsh.
ANuEEw !. iutT.
sheriff salt fake Comfy. tf1h.
ny John u rummucs, Deputy. DO So wm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

a couple Of weeks ago Mr. Van Man.
n farmer near Zena. IN Polk county, was
engaged In cutting cord wood on his
place. He chopped down m oak tree Of
about three feet In diameter ut the butt,
and after saving II into the proper
lengths proceeded TO split II In the usual
manner. In the section about five feet
from the ground he struck his ax into
what he supposed was bunch OF knots,
but as the chips Immediately crumbled
lac made closer examination. and discov-
cred the right side Of pair Of deer horns
imbcddcd into the very heart Of the oak
tree. There are evidences that IL had
five prongs, and from the growth "rings"
OF tho tree has been IN that position for
at least n century and half. The treo
is thought TO be at least 200 years Old
Salem Statesman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

a Midtown mnn claims the champion.
ship for pluck and physical endurance.
Ilc has been disscctod one limb after an
other TIL there is but little Of him loft.
This time II Is u too from his right foot;
his lci, had been pruncd before, then the
stub cut twice, and afterward the whole
foot Rmputated. llo has been cut up Ia
lath machine. struck by bolts, thrown
by Jaws and almost killed. llisribs have
been broken by slab from bolter, his
nose broken and roweled like n horse.
His daughter thinks " he loses this foot
he viii be- n cripple. He Is sixty.two
years old. He got mp In tho morning.
fixed himself up and went down town,
snying, as u II was matter Of little con-
sequence, he expected tho doctors at 10
o'clocl, u, m. TO cut his too OH. II no
should lay claim TO the championship for
hard luck no one would try TO take 1t
from him. Lewiston journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25
ASSESSMENT NOTICE..


bsllevue, Idaho, ninlnr Company. sat fats
tiiy. Utsh Territory Location of pfinci.
POI place Of husinrss SAT- fako Olty. Utah
lcrnl1ry. ilucauon OF MinCs Ainefal
ltil Mining Dauict, rtfte u Idaho.
NOTt1E - HEREDY GIVEN, IIfAr AT
~ amteuug of the hoard Oi Directors %
$40 Company. held ON TIC llth day u Airil,
share was levied on the Capital siocE u no
Corporation, nsyahle TO Josiah iisEnot. Treas.
ufUr. NJ he niifu 10 tAr HankiuE once ct Nc.
Comics a Co. salt Lske Citt, TITAN Territory,
Oh o. before Tie 18th day u May. isll Any
StucE upon which this hssestment shall remain
unraid On The l.th day 81 May, is1i, viii DO Do.
lin1ucnt md Advertised Tor sale ri public auc.
uon, and uulCss payment q made hoI ore. viii
- sufu on fuday, tho gdth day of June, isei, al
NC unleo % the Company iu sat LAKE Ciiy.
thh ieft tory, 90 q pm. q pay thc delinquent
" tsmenL together with tho costs " aiytr,
lsing tu1 thp.us9 OF sale. by order 1l The
Board Of Directors, D. b. WuuS
hCunF stcuAry.
salt tage CITY. Utah, April -. ~. ala
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

Hypnotism In dentistry Is one Of tho
latest developments Of tho art. An tn.
tcrcstng experiment was described Tho
other night ut the meeting Of the Mid
land Couutics' Dental association by Mr..
W. r. Roberts, Of Litchhch. a lady
patient, he aid, consulted him recently
~ 20 tho extraction Of very firmly i'm.
bcddcd right lower first molar. As she
had previously been hypnoiizeI for head.
ncho and other ailments, and always
proved susceptible subject, her mcdi.
cal adviser suggested that she should DO
hypnotized before tho tooth was pulled.
Tho lady consented, mud tho doctor
hypnotizcd her In Mr.. Robert's Operating
room. When she was under the influ-
oncc she was asked to walk 20 tho den.
tal chair aud did 30. Mr.. Roberts thcn
asked her TO open her mouth. and told
her that the tooth would b. extracted
without any pain. She oboycd. and did
not evidence tho slightest pain while tho
tooth was being pulled mp. Tho patient
was then awakened. She said she had
not felt the removal OF hotoo,h. neither
had she experienced any discomfort
nnce.-Philsdelphia Ledger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

y. N. Nelson, who died lately at his
home In Minot at tho age OF seventy
years, was one Of the most famous or.
charlis,s In Maine, He had special and
original methods Of storage Of fruit, aud
his pride, In business way, was IN the
apple, aud especially in the Baldwin.
Ilo had an intimacy with tho Baldwin
that showed In u constant study 10 pro-
duco 1t In perfection. aud % store it for
marketing when most other orchnrdists
in his vicinity had bado goodby 10 this
variety for the season, His cellars Ind
unique storage apparatus for keeping
fruits, and system Of ventilation which
was the result OF Mr. Nelson's own
stldy.-Kennebec Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25
THERE IS NO NIGHT.


There Il no nlrh,.
no darkness 90 cnshrord
The worlds IN sable cloud;
a shadow falls. and proves
How every planet moves
In soa Of light;
One days effulRcnt lido
Views on through ages wide;
Might Ia each plancta own,
Ana darkcns II alone.
There Is no night;
q soul. Gods face benign
j. ever seeking thine.
Gods love makes radiant day
While thou art In tho way
OF Truth and Right
Face thou the goddess vast.
Loves light will shadows cast;
The shadows arr thine own,
Aud dafkcn thee alone.
There T. no nirht,
No night " death TO har
Iito'e all trnnscCnding star;
~ Love, why mourn npaFt9
lhc cherished % thy heat
Hath found the Light
That casts this shadow Death;
Life mover yet druw breath
10 tread the vnlc alone;
This shadow "a i.iic'a own.
edward ulcnfaan Spencer In Youths Com
ranion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

Some OF Mr.. Gladstono's admirers IN
Hastings have made advances to his
hairdrcsscr, offering TO buy rs much
hair as can bo cut from tho Grand Old
Mans head at ''aixpeneo q strand" as
one OF tho London papcrt puts H. The
information Il published primarily TO
warn Mr.. Gladstone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

Albert Barney and Jennie Harms, deaf
mutes, were married Mt the Spencer
House parlors by the Rev, w. d, Weaver,
who propounded the important questions
with the aid Of typewriter. The nov
city of tho affair attracted u large atten.
dance. Marion tnd.) Cor. st. Louis Re-
public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

A young lady living in Portland was
bitten by al rat ono night on the lobe Of
the right ear The pain awakened her.
ind the rat jumped on the bed on TO tho
floor, The ear bled profusely ana n doc
tor was called to dress the wound, No
serious results are apprehended from tho
bite. Cor. Hartford Cuumnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25
LOCAL NOTICE..
In the rfohnto Court An aud for gai. fsto
County. Tofuiory u ttsh.
IN The matter VI the Iitala OF Thomas
Adkins, Sen, IgccuHrt.

NOTiCE Is nEnEnY GIVEN THAT
N e.. 70. savage. ndminIttr1iHf u the cftato
OF Ihnmts Attiha. sen deceased. has rem.
drfrt fuf sctucmcnt. and aIfu in ahld t1urt.his
i1al acrulrt ~ he afm'uuIrti1n % said CO.
tate ali Ieuuon for hna' distribution of Tho
fcflfuu N SAID estais AMONG no persons
tnuutd thereto, ant that VI U'iut sdaF, 10 9TH
day 81 May, a. n. issi, 90 Do O'Clock g. NJ,
% thu Court Room Of slil tHuf. boz tho tuuntY
toun House. -sit Lake CRY and touniy, Utah
IcrufnU .llH iocn duly appointed D. tLu judge
- aaid count for the SETTLE bod % aaid account
ald hearing sad petition Cor distHJuuln. At
Nhich time and p'hco any rOfton Interested IN
tald tftaic may urprar mi show tausC.u any
ihtto be, why flid account should not DO
fiuod and approved Anu unal distrlbuuya
made uH prayed Tor,
Dated MAY D, l.sl.
or. htirN.
dtd CLERK Of ue Probate Court,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

A year ago only the fastest train be-
tween London and Aberdeen. 5ia miles,
ran in fourteen hours. Last fall II was
reduced TO twelve hours and fifty min.
utea. This year It will cover tho 5i9
miles In twelve hours, or little over
forty.iyo miles IN hour.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

Word was received today OF tho death
OF dx.year-old boy named Mckenzie
Alexander, ut the homo Of his father, IN
Sebastian county, from the bite Of a
spider. The lad was bitten on the arm,
and fingered three or four days In great
agony. = Little Rock Cor. Louisville
Coulicr.JOurnal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

A two-year.oli daughter Of Mr.. and
Nm. Fred Harbeck. OF 81. Lcbory. died
on Wednesday, weighing twelve pounds.
The child was apparently healthy, but
II never grew any after Il was born. aud
weighed the same when It died, Illinois
Cor. PHILADELPHIA Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

Boil some very young peas til done In
plenty Of sailed spring water, then strain
Oh the water, add BIZ Of butter, n green
onion, pinch Of sugar and u very llltlc
mlt, aud let it all stew gently for q few
minutes, then add u spoonful or two OF
erenm mixed with the yelk OF an egg, and
kcrye hot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

AZ Mount Dol, in Brittany, II Is assert
ed, ihs romains Of about 100 elephants
havo been discovered, gathered ON
small surface of about 900 square me
tiers, All the bones are broken, aud It n
thought that the animals must have been
eaten by prehistoric men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

Professor Barton W, Evcrman, OF Terro
Haute, Ind, has resigned chair in the
State Normal school 10 accept q posluou
under the national fishery commission
lie will DO connected with tho eaplora'
ton Of tho lake and river basins OF the
United SateS. Ho is a naturalist OF
great ability.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

II The present rate Of travel to Europe
Ia kept up more than hundred and liily
thousand Americans will 30 abroad tins
summer, Although 1t is early in the
SEASON $500 have sailed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25
WHY THE DEsERET NEWS SHOULD
De SUBSCRIBED ron IN
PREFERENCE TO ANY
OTHER PAPER.

I. II Il tho Organ Of tho Church ~
Jesus Christ u Lattcr-day Saints, aud
the authorized medium through which
The viowA, wishes aud instructions Of tho
Church Authorities arc expressed, aud
Rlycn TO tho Saints.
2 ltm may always DO roliod upon a. al.
voca,ing or defending tho right side of
every question proper for public Journals
% treat upon.
9. Il IA devoted 10 tho interest. Of the
laicr.day Saints. und hns, from its lncep.
ton, yaliantly defended their rights and
advocated the principles Ia which they
believe; aud every Lat,cr-day Saint
should therefore iccl undor obligations 10
do his part Ia helping TO sustain IT,
T. lis no, published for speculation.
and ncyor has boon, but for tho good
which II Is capable Of accomplishing; tho
profits, II any there be derived nom It.
being devoted to extending 10 sphere OF
usefulness, and bonoat,lng the COM
nunity.
O. II ia doing it, utmost 10 establish
homo industries, among which arc paper
making aud ;ypo-iounding, storcotyping
AMI olcctro,yplng branches necessary
N the development and Independence "
the community, hut which. during their
infancy (Which In this Territory they
have not Yet passed., can only DO carried
on at pocunlary loss.
o. There Is no danger Of any subscriber
10 the NEWS falling TO get wha, be sub.
scrlbes for through future Of tho business
aud a suspension Of tho publleation--a
result In tho case OF hundreds Of nows.
pepor ventures oycry year.
n It's now printed throughout in new
anl readable type, - that oven the aged
eau pcruso It without dlmculty or danger
70 thoir cyo-sighL
2. tits froo from Objectionable adyor.
tlsomcnis, no that no parent need fear that
his children VIII hayo tholr minds cor.
rupiod ffom having access TO II; la fact,
u refuses thousands Of dollars worth OF
Tho best paying advertisements annually,
because It Ia devoted 10 tho moral and
spiritual interests OF ~ readers instead Of
" getting gain at thoir expense.
Q. It. tono Is not regulated by public
opinion nor the hope OF gaining sub.
scribor- OF advertisements. It advocate.
that which IA right and condemns that
which is wrong, regardless OF results,
financial or otherwise.
10. IL mover nsusentcs is readers BY
palming on columns Of self.praiso FOR
nows toma.
II. The NEWS practices no deception
and resorts 10 no subtorfnges TO Induce
people 10 subscribe; but ou tho contrary,
prefers n stand on ia own merits as the
pcoplc'a newspaper with promise only
10 do It's utmost 10 give II. patrons tho
null value of their monoy--a promise
which It has ondoEvorcd to faithfully
keep In tho past.
II. In conclusion, ia Gal,or-day Saint
can afford To subscribe for only ono news
paper, that paper should DO tho DEsERrr
NEWS; and IL moro than ono, tho NEws
should invariably be the frat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

Mecorkle-I wondsr why It is SO easy to
borrow trouble'
McCmckls- Because everybody has more
than he wants. -Egoeh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Titan.
In the matter Of The EstAio Of Clara u.
Young, deceased.

Young. Deceased.
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N l.e Urando olHg aud Spencer ClANson,
Afmtui,trat0fa of The estate fClttA -. NonlF,
deceased, have rendered for settlement, and
admlnistrat, Of said estate and petition Tor
hnAl dlstr N. on u the residue of said tttato
among the persons cnullta thereto, ana INST
10 O'Clock 4. ~, A. The Court Room Of snii
Court, Ia the County Court il0uso, salt lake
Liiy and County, tah territory, has hcgn duly
appointed by the dulgp ui sad Court. Tor Tue
settlement ~ said account aud hearing tnfu
petition tor distribution, a which bmc And
place any persou Interested VA tHid estate may
appear hnd show caute, " any lhore 10, why
sid account should not bo settled and np.
proved and nnal distribution made as prayed
Tor.
dated May Z. 1891.
C,E. M.tEs,
Cl1rt NJ the Probate Court,
by Q. Z stanton, d.puiY. dtd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25
NOTICE. 10 oREpITons.


Estate Of l.asmus i'asmuss6n, Deceased.
ATOTiOF Is HRWEnf GlyES HY ruE
~ undersigned AdnlnituatfiX Of tho ~.
Ate " lhsmus tlstmusten deceased. 20 the
creditors Of atd ali pcrsona hsunE clains
A4Ainst the faid dccetsed, To exhibit them,Nlth
the neceasaTy yunthen, within Iouh months
after the iiTsi publication Of the notice, to mo
said RdnnnistiAtrN II the Office ~ lsAHo N,
Waddull Attorney, 2. and "a kAst Fret south
street, SAT- Lake Cily, IN Tie county Of SAT-
Lake.
dated April gth, lsll, ..
HiLDA nAsMussEN.
Administrative tic estate OF Aasmns HAs'
putpen, qrSsnssL uIANs ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

Gilbert +. CHM, colored, the heir OF
10000, who has for some tlmo been in
the employ Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad as porter, has arrived in Bal
tiinorc. Search was made for him by
Lawyer Harry $. Cummings, the colorod
councilman, to whom Mayor Davidson
turned over n letter recently published
inquiring for CHM. The letter came
from Colorado, where the fortune is.
Tho papers Of Identification viii be- pro.
pared by Lawyer Camiaings Chinn Is
about thirty ycas OF age, Is married,
aud Is intelligent. He was nj one time
student Of medicine, baltimore sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

After eight months tho anatomical
conformation Of the aliinentary canal Is
well nigh completed, and tho child eau
then digest vegetable foods, and cereals
may bc usefully combined with his AMI.
NAL diet. The coming OF the teeth Is
tho sign that this physiological change
has taken place. Ada Cone in Jenness.
Miller Magazine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-25

huBscgIrIios HAEEsi
lYr. ono. $40. Mo.
DdRH $1,000 $500 $40 sioJ
Seai. WeeHy. 300 LIS LOO 40
Desert Weekly, $50 l.jo
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