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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

and ahe walked to the long mirror TO
survey herself. But her mother was
equal 10 tho emergency. Before Lena
had time 10 realize her changed appear
ance she called to her 70 come and help
her put Dimple into the letter for Cey-
lon. The mother wound the two curis
about her finger and then tied little bit
Of blue ribbon round each Of them. She
put Dumping away in ner roticulo and
Dimple was placed among tho closely
written sheets Of foreign paper which
sho took out Of an envelope The letter
was sealed then. and after that they
arose 10 20.
Thank you very much, Mr.. Barber"
said the little girl. holding her hand out.
"whcn mo and Cecil get whiskcn we'll
come 20 you 20 cot them o. DO you
play hareball. Mr. Barbor3 Cause " you
do I'm going 70 rive you n prcicnt.
Wonld you like a ticket for our balcball
match. Mr. Barber"
She pulled out liitlo bit n rasio-
board from her pocket and handed u 10
hiin'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09
nr.rnrT srui wrrkLY NENs


Afbsn at nidaishts chine all iishi from
earth
b nc'i. aud through nights shadyWs 10 the
ufrf
ofus. ne reary watchers N Tho skies.
No slgu appeans ~ Glad morfuw's birth.
Vet ~ that moment che rorfiinr 100
Starts on tia ruufae returning 10 orr sight.
1housh u q long e'ef any rays ~ lifht
Announce hls pf0Ffraa 10 the Path ti4fuu,
Therefore. Oh silal loo tfisis dafkcHi boar
Have faith. fof nuW. thy deci-st sorrow Ias',
The sun " Joy. his steps rcirarinr last.
Journeys 10 meet the. with Increasing power
Ard son his light shall 10 thine eyes arpcaf,
Dispsiling gloom au1 shAfniuT all ny fear.
Lauren. Maynard In Kate Fields Washing.
Ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

We desire 10 say 10 our citizens, that
for years we have bcun selling Dc.
Kings New D.. overy for Cuusnmp
ton, Dr. king's New Life Pills. Buck
lens Arnica Ssivc aud Electric Bii
ters, aud have mover handled Fcmrdle.
that sell n well, or that have given
such universal Satisfaction. We do
rot htiiliic ~ guarantee them every
tinr, and We stand ready 10 ruf1ir.
the pufcha.. price N satisfactory a..
suls 10 not follow thelt use. These
fcmcdlc. have won their gfpa. popu.
larlty purely ON their inertia. a, a..
Smiin 4 Co, Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

Ihsye been bothered with catarrh
for about twenty yeau. l hal lost
sense ofsmell entirely, and had al.
mo,t lost my hearing. My eyes were
getting 10 Dim I had 30 get some one
10 thrcsd my needle. Now ! have my
hearing Ne well A. ever I had, and i
can see 10 thread ~ fine q needle n
ever did, my sense Of smell l. PARTIAL
ly restored, aud u seems % he improy-
Ing all the time. think there Il moth.
ing like Ely'- Cream Balm for cat.
afrh. Mrs. T.. T.. Grimes, Rendfill,
paeff 20. %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

IL one which 10 guaranteed 10 bring
you satisfactory results, or IN case OF
failure return OF purchase price. on
this safe plan you eau buy from our
advertised Druggist n bottle Of DR..
Kings Now Discovery for Consump.
tion. IL IL guaranteed 10 hrlug relief
In every case, when used for affection
Of Throat, l.ungs or Chest, such NJ
Consumption, Inflammation " Lung,
Bronnhitls, Asthma, Whooplng Cough,
Group, etc, etc. IL 10 pleasant aud
agreeable 10 taste, perfectly pafo, and
eau always be depended upon.
Trial hotties FREQ at a. G. Smith 4
Cos. Drug stores. la
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

LOCAL TRAISs
SALT LAKE. AND oopRv.
Leave salt IAke s.l0 an, ga .. m, and a.,
pm. Returning. arrive salt Lase es0 Am.
ola pm. 80 pm.
nisortAs am wasArcu.
Leave salt tatc 500 an, returning. arriys
hait Late top.m.
hnnicAs fonk. rRovo. srRfsavfLLs,
1nisrLH, nj. PHEASANT, saNrf AND ssITVa.
Lave salt lAko 80 am. returning, ar.
TiVo salt LAke 80 pm.
u, %. DODGE, jail. nxsSrrr.
General hAnass.. t,rn. Pa,s. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

Which people Ia run down state oi
health derive from HD0l'-S,naparillA
conclusiyely proves that this mcdlcin,
''makcs the weak slfonR.n 10 does not
act Ikea s,imnlani,imrafii hctillou,
strength, hat Hoods sapApaIillh build.
up In q perfectly natural way all the
weakened pafis, PARTIES the blood, and
assists Ia healthy action those impof.
tant organs the Kidneys and liver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

The parks and parkways Of Chicago
are Of a type tho ou,growih Of her nat.
nral landscape conditions and tho char.
nctcristics q her people. Between ia,
great lake on the east and tho prairie
main land on the west Is a low. swampy
tract diversified BY sand ridges washed
mp by the storm waves and shifted about
by the winds The lake In some places
rncfoaches upon the land, and ut other
points extends the shore by tho forming
u sand bars, Upon such a site wis
founded Chicago. and upon such q soil
has she built her parks aud bouloyarlA
Tho wide streets wCro rescued as rnp.
idly as possible from their primitive
condition OF alternate mud aud dust.
graded and laid with tho most approved
forms Of pavement Tho iondncss u
tho people for riding aud driving, that
led them AZ an early day TO provide 20
amply for public ways, caused tho fca.
tuw Of tine driyoways 10 DO prominent
when the public PARIS werc 10 DO made.
-HArper'a Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

The goldfish pie Of our grandmother
makes n famous dish. Here u an old r,clnr
Tor II by Connecticut LADY, Lane deep
baking dish with good pie crust, or with a
good soda biscuit crust, made In the follow.
Ing manner Sift together four Gun. Of
Hour, one heaplng tea,poOnful of soda and
two Of cream tartar Tor thrve heaplng tea.
Hpoonfuls VI baking POWDER and one tea.
spoonful Of salt. Rub In one,half eupful
OF shortening. Add milk enough To max .
medium soft dough-aboui pint. Some
Hour takes more than others. For the
upper crust spread butter on twice, aud
fold aud roll out Cut out a round piece
In the center.
Take a pint Of picked Mp salt goldfish,
cover with boiling water, let ID stand two
minutes, drain, pour on more wusr lrt
stand and drain dry, put layer u this
goldfish In The dish which has hori lined
with the crust, spFinklawlt bread tr1mhs,
pepper and little salt n tho iish i very
trchh put on bits OF butter aud some
cfean sauce which has byen made by
thiekenlng one pint u boiling milk with
two iraspooniuls u flour, and season.
with salt and pepper hrak In three or
four eggs, according TO the size Of the dish,
plerrltg the yolks; repeat the goldfish,
bread crumbs, cream sauce and eggs, put
ON the top crust and bake delicate brown.
She tat tho theatcr) That blind man ia
The next row seems 10 be enjoying the play
10 well aA the rrst Of u.s.
lilo (,ealed behiud high hAt)-Y.es.
!uss about Just About-eogd AssA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

Especially infants, is prevalent more
" less Mt all times, tut IA largely avoid.
Ell by giving proper nourlshment aud
Wholesome food. The most successful
and reliable of all Il the Gail Borden
Eagle" Brand Condensed MIX. Your
grocer aud druggist keen II. *
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

Tn. Best sally. In tho world for Cuts,
Bruises, rofo., Ulcer, Salt Rhouin,
Fever, Sore, letter, Chappsd Hands,
Chllblains, Corns, aud all Skin Eup-
tions, and positively curc- Pilcs, or no
pay required. tits guaranteed 10 give
perfect aitisfactlon, or money refunded,
Price - conls per boz. For sale 10y A.
q. Smith 8 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

by Utah Investment Co. Bonds ncgo.
tiatod. Offices 2as and go Consultation
Building. y. Y. Hampton, Pr,s,.; V
4. Caifrey, Src'y; y. V. Jones, Treas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09
I.,nt.Ionio u..n,,h.

There IL no lovelier SPOT In the
mountain. anywhere adjacent to salt
Lake than Waastch.
The Rio Gmnde sells round trip OK.
curinn tickets n rate Of a. Loo.
Trains leave daily at 500 a. M, 70.
turning NJ 600 p.m.
}. II. BENsTIT,
a Hpunr4i raaspug,r A uenl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

Use DR.. Isaac Hardys Catarrh RENE.
ny and Tonic Hitter; the two used TO.
gether VIII eradicate II from the sys.
tenn Johnson, PRATT &Co., Whole.
sale Agents, salt Lake CITY. dim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

A 1ENfS wANTEp-gl5.oo salary and ~
"a pentes pad 10 hrsht. setivr, Widc awake
lounf mch, teachers and stufonin preferred
employ mcht pleasant, rcinns ahd permanent
no hnut lcddi nEi eur now plan tales iile
'Niii' me-" Addfyas, National tltfaTy Asso
eiaiion. iu WAbash Ave, Chicag o, III. d aat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

ON aud after June 2sth trains vii
run NJ follows

Daily except Sunday.
Daily except Monday aud Tuesday,
Orchestra band In attendance every
day.
Fare for round trip, soc.
ID. T.. HURLEY,
Genl. Agt. pAssgr, Dent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

DR.. Burrows, Oculisi, AuTlst and Op.
llcian. Hpeciaelrs fitted. Commercial
Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09
THE STOCK MUST Be SOLD!

We boldly and omphatcally docaro that thoro Ia not
Merchant Tailor In Salt Lake City who capable pro-
duoing a suit OF clothes elegantly made and fin
ished than those wo SHOW IN THIS SALE. Tho fabrics
arc tho rohost and dantost OF foreign weavos delicate
shades, tasteful patterns French Gray Oxford Checks
English Chevots Sergos, Cashmeros and Worstods.
ATHLoNE IRISH TWEEDS, such fabrics and patterns
as you find only In high class custom tailor establish
ments. Tho styles absolutely correct. Tho lit we
guarantee perfect; tho workmanship suporintvoy ole
gant tho inlngs and trimmings tho fnost and an easy,
graceful appearance that provincial taors attain
Tho styles are OF tho worry latest.
Look at our Windows and 500 tho reduced prices.
Como In and try them on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09
CHILDRENS and BOYS SUITS At HALF PRICE !

Special Reductions In Outing Shirts White and
Fancy Vests all OF tho very syos and pattorns
Sale commences at o'clock "Wednesday, tho sth OF
July and continues all day until p. M, Saturdays II
p.
Como ono Como All! Como Earlyl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

OWING TO THE BACKWARD SEASON WE HAVE
- moro Clothing loft tables than usual at ths
limo OF tho yoar andwo do not ntond carry garment
over I'LL noxt season. Wo working hard to got Into
good shape for tho fall trade reducing enormous
stock and have used tho knife REGARDLESS OF COST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

. IL WINNTTT,
General Passenger Agent.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-10
DUTCH DIAMONDS.
Mo influence Upon the Industry Of D Re
- Guction In Prices.

RAe Influence Upon the Industry Of o Re
- CluCtion In Prices.
Last year was very serious one for
ahe' DGS.;a diamond industry, says the
london Ii::lcs, which was nearly par
alyael ~ + 10 action Of tho Do Becra
Coraio;>-IJ, Ci Kimberley, in reducing G!lc
PRODUCTION OF tho raw diomontl from
. four million to two million cnrlt3 Dor
;ti'rui:r il Ordcr Tn keep up prices. Tho
price CT r.4w diamonds rose moro than
oDc hundred per cent. 1T the mines, and
1t proved impossible to- obtain proper
sioncto advance for tho, cut article,
ThiG state Of t,pingG, says tho British
Consul at AEl5tcrdCm in his lcct rc;,ort,
S&I,'inG or top Of too Trcat IN ililatipn
als the Gu, ing industry ia An3torclatn,
eRca+ad th0 greatest distress. c1nonT the
diamond workers, who, ao q class. have
ahe reputation. of being worry t!lriftless.
Eor several months ut tho close of tho
year orders for cut diamonds were, alto
gctIrr &nnting, end not .oaly wcrc q
greet number Of families reduced TO nh
sDIUtp dcStituCiQn, but most OF tho now
cutting mills, which have been erected
Of late, were closed and will probably
havc' 20 be devoted to other purposes.
Since the close of the year the' position
of tho diamond works rather improved.
The prfSc OF cut dfdthonds has risen SO
fur as to give some margin for the cost
of cutting, etc., but tho demand Is by
no means sudiciesH to keep, the mills
ind diomond workers of tho city cm-
ploycd. ,h.Gobd deal of-cuttir1y Is now
'1Ulls. LAcSc Ac- London nIaolii1t Direct.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-10
HEBREWS N A.NER;cA

ResultS Announced OF . Special Inquiry
by tho Census Bureau.
B Tho division of vital statistics of tho
Censra Office has prepared n bullctin,
says the Washington Star, containing
summary of the results of special
inquiry concerning the Jews in this
country.
A special schedule was prepared call
ing for details Of ngc, Sex, conjugal
condition, place of birth, occupation,
etc, CT each person in tho family re-
ported who was living ON the 3Ist of
December, 1889, and of certain details
concerning births, marriages and
deaths occurring in tho family for the
five years ended On that date.
These schedules were distributed to
heads CT Jewish fcmilicG in ell parts Of
the United States, tic necessary names
and addresses being obtained from
rGbbis of congregations ind officers of
different societies
no effort was made to obtain com,
plctc rcturna from oil the Jews in the
country, LOT to develop any facts con-
corning religious or commercial qucs-
tiors, but merely to obtain data from u
sufficient number of families who have
been in the United States five or moro
years to afford some reliable deductions
concerning the effect Of residence
under tic conditions of life In this coun-
try &c contraStcd with those elsewhere.
The inquiry resulted in the return of
b. 1o,0l3 completed family schedules, en-
brcciEG G.j.'J living persons on tho 313t
day O. december, 1859, md In these
families there had been ., 14G marriages,
CO.'S birt.l5. md =, OC2 deaths during tho
five years Cn'.ing that date.
The social condition of the families is
Indicated 70 aorr2 extent by the number
of Gcrv".,I,j l:2pt by them, and, as about
twc-Ghi-Gf &C reported Us keeping one
or more "crVG2tts, the families reported
may be sid to be in easy circum-
stances.
The "vCr2Tc number of persons to
each f&rIi!yo ~ December 81, 1850, was
5.Tl, and TIC average annual number
for TIC five years covered by these stat
iStics wG3 ;;.4T. Tho uveraTe annual
number &c marriages Fer ECO of total
population T;;.:i ElCch lower than the
general r-t2. Icing but IA, as aGain6t
10 10 - Per I'd iii the Eastern States;
ana TIC ;.vC-;-.3C GGc ct marriage is
grc;.t>T Than in0nG tho general popu-
lation. IA.c ia." marriage rate and the
increased ;:,Cr,.. q agc at marriage arc
the principal. lsaaous for the low birth
rate.
. TIC deaths rcrcrtctl for tho fivc years
give q! :.Hei".'.. &. -nlial death rate of
I'll Ecl' !,C@J - -. .Iuiation. being about
halt q &c ;.vcr,.. - EAtc for tle general
reputation.
Tho expectation of life at t1e age of
10 yc>T%, b...ui !.Don the death rlts for
tho SG,.r 100, il Gill and $500 years
for ln1lc1 &ni females, respectively, rs
Ggai:lst $3.50 nd 1895 IS calculated by
life inGur%ncc companies fortac general
population OF this country.
Con5raDtin.; the birth antt death ratos
for those Of nativc-born and foreign
born parents Indicates that TIC birth
rate is Decreasing and tho death rate
Increasing With more prolonged rcsi-
den%" IL t.i| countrY. but the general
result i.iU.2@tc U.I@t the .IcwG here re-
tain mauy Ct the pcculimritics which,
have been noted among them in. Eu.
rope.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-10
Send your orders to
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEVADA, t9d
January ~, 1881. 4
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIIE
~ following naIued settler has FLED notice
Of his intention TO make final proof In sup.
port Of HIS claim, and that soid proof will bt
made before the District Court Of the state
Of Nevada in aud ftss Elko County, Nayadat
at Elko, Nevada, on Wednesday, April 1871,
VIZ: Charles Toyn, IL. II. No. Oh for Lot 1 o.
Sec2. Lot4 OF Sec ], TIP % N, K DC E. ana Il j.
Of sBM. Sec S5, Tp ~ N, iRbe e, MlpM.. ~.N
He names the following witnessps III prove
bis continuous residence upol,, ,att rnltivg;
ton Of, said land, viz: AF~
A. q. Dawley, OF Elk6, Nevada.
W. Brown, of Elko, Nevada, -er
y p. Gsldnser of hiho, Nevada. a.
j. j.. n!ltcn, of Exc, Nsvr1s.
!. r.DCSKLE.
81 RegfstGf
, 1891-04-03
A BABY TO give away
Inquire OF FED.
Chicago Herald


The labels on a trunk that has seen
service would not generally be regarded
as things of much value, yet there are
plenty of persons who regard them
among their most highly priced assets.
One day a man who was going on a
short journey sought the loan Of a
trunk from a gentleman who had just
returned from a European trip. The
owner of the trunk was very glad to
let him have it, STIMULATING, however,
that none of the express labels should
be removed.
you see" said he, lit cost me a
good deal of money to get those Paris,
London, Berlin, Vienna and Rome la
bells on that trunk, and they furnishm me
not only a pleasant recollection of my
trip abroad, but they also furnish abso-
lutte proof to all who may see this trunk
that l nave done Europe and have seen
something of the world. You can take
the trunk with pleasure, bIt l will hold
you responsible for those labels" In
many cases where trunks are sent to the
shops for repairs, instructions are sent
with them that none of the labels shall
be removed. New York Times.
, 1891-04-03

New YORK, April 2.-There was a
free trade meeting under the auspices of
the Single Tax club at Cooper Union to-
night to hear Jerry" Simpson of Kan.
sas. There we're many letters from men
invited. the most notable being from
Governor Hill, who wrote IN part: Il can
not attend the meeting because | have no
sympathy with the professed purpose. l
supposed my opinions upon the tariff had
been so frequently expressed that
nobody could expect me consist
emily to attend a meeting intended
to promulgste the doctrine of free
trade. As a Democrat | must respectfully
decline to supper any movement, no mat
ter hy whom instigated or ch~ampioaed.
having for its purpose the adoption of any
such ideal policy as is sought to be pro
NOTED by the meeting to which you have
invited me. This letter was stormed with
hlsses. Reference to ex-President Cleve-
lands free trade views 1et with violent
applause. Simpsons address contained
no utterance varying from those already
heard elsewhere.
, 1891-04-03

A short time ago a New York mer-
Australia. 1t was a horned toad of an
aspect so hideous and forbidding that
it is known to naturalists as tLe Moloch
Horridus. The little creature, in spite
of its dragonlike appearance, proved to
be docile, intelligent and affectionate.
As a faster it was a rival to Succi, hav-
ing passed six weeks of its life going
through the mails without either II
drink oil n meal. ''Moloch Horridus'
= now an established favorite in the
family, the goodness of his heart hav-
ing shone through his forbidding exte-
rior. New York News.
, 1891-04-03
ITALY WILL WAIT.
Rudini Sends Another Note to
Our Government.
Italy Will Await the Action
of the Courts.
Blaine's Course Commended on
all Sides.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Marquis
Imperial was seen late this evening but
was not prepared TO make any statement
as to the latest phase OF the Italian af-
fair. He has not yet transmitted Marquis
di Rudiui's latest message to Secretary
Blaine. but expects to do so in a short
time. 1t was said tonight that the mes
sage of Marquis Rudini clears the situa-
ton to some extent and opens the way
for the establishment of the former mi
cable relations between the governments
if Italy does not intend to carry the mat
ter to the last extremity. The tone of
the message would indicate that the rep
reservations of the attitude of the United
States made in Secretary Blaine's letter
to the Marquis Imperiali and the explana-
tions of the status of the Attain which,
it Is presumed, Minister Porter made to
the Italian foreign office, have been well
received by the Italian ministry and that
Italy was disposed to await the regular
and orderly procedure of the Judicial insti-
buttons of this country.
, 1891-04-03

\ boy Of five or six years IA made
happy by the arri sal of a baby sister.
He had beer the only child in the fam
lily, and being "A coed and obedient boy
had been humored till he was perhaps
in some danger Of being spoiled. Be
fore the little new sister was many
weeks old. however, Master Fred be
gan TO feel that his own position was
sadly altered.
The stranger had supplanted him.
Father, mother and servants were all
the time talking about the baby.
There was no mistake; Fred was no
longer king
The boy began to be unhappy, and
just then he remembered u placard
which his father had put up at Il o
spicuous point on the premises some
months before: ashes to give away.
Inquire within Fred had taken great
interest in this notice, and had inquired
infinitely into its meaning. He remem
bered now that very soon afterward a
man called and carted away the ashes.
He had been to the kindergarten,
and could spell and print after a fash
ion. So with such helps and hints as
he wa able to get slyly from the ser
wants, he managed to concoct the fol
lowing sign, which his astonished father
one day found posted in u slightly posi-
ton as he came home to dinner: