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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1892-06-24

We truly believe De Wits Little
Early Risers to be the most natural. most
effective, most prompt and economical
pill for biliousness, indigestion and in
active liver. HELMEY & KE1.MAN, Corn
er Drug Store. |
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1892-06-24
The Leader.
Peoples Party Organizers.

The following named gentlemen were elected
by the Central Committee, on April 3Oth, to Or
townships throughout the county. This is a
duty that requires much labor, but the success
of any great undertaking requires an earnest
effort to gain success. It is hoped that every
organizer will take hold Of this matter at once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05

iHss was slowly grinding. "Out Of ti.t
hole ho said, II took $3.50, 100000 In
bullion" This was one of tho famous
Bonanza mines, whose history all men
know. The Big Bungnza, as Il was
called, and as Mackay described it 10 me
at the time, was a kidney or
'pockr" % Grade ore, about as hi.h %.
the steoplc oil Trinity nnd Ia area as
large a. the city Hall park Of New York.
This ore. shoyal,d ont aud reduced,
gave the stupcndous yield To which Mr..
Mackay referred, and was tho fouiidn
ton Of the Bonanza fortunes.
Associated wsh him were three other
gentlemen, whdeo names wcro 10 win a
worldwide mining inme-iamos e.. Fair.
aitervard senator from Neyadn. whose
SKIN as mining expert hAd attracted
the attention Of Markay; William
OBriHn, aud jane, G.. Flood. OBHcn
and Flood had come 10 California IA
friend In the Arguunut dnys, and had
like other men taken their humble parts
IN the creation OF the Pacific states. In
those times men who were 10 be inajor
generals ia the army drove draws for a
living. Other. who were TO become
luminous in craftsmanship and juiis-
prudence ioyiully mcnded their own
trousers and washed their own linen.
They We're partners term thu
Bret Harto has pithoticnlly explained
IN one OF his exquisite storios. part.
nor', that "a TO way, friends, with o
friendship such ~ we who live outside
Of the atmosphere Of adventure which
infoldod the Argonaut days cannot UNI
dcrstand, aud which would DO but
vaguely explained Il we compared Il To
the love Of man aud woman.
BILLY WIS my partner once nR Mr.
Flood said 20 me ono day IN Mpnlo,
while we were looking Ut the portrait OF
OBrion; 'Billy was my partner once.
He is my partner now, will bo my part
nor forever'-a speech which made q
deep impression, coming us &c did from
the lips Of one OF the most rosolutc, self,
restrained and undomonstratiyo of mon.
Flood was tho financial representative
and the ally of the two young minors
who were at work ON tho BONANZA;
/ OBrien, the partner" in tho firm, be-.
cause Flood could have no interest no
I did not share.
O'Brlen passed away In BONANZA
I timcs-Flood not many months since, In
/ Germany. Ito was brave, indop,nd.
cnt, reserved, conscientious man, es.
I pccially charming aud true in the higher
relations Of lifc--no better citizen, no
truer ficnd-"iu all that goes toward
the true development Of manhood, tho
bcst man lhayoovcrl known az Nlackay
said 20 mo when tic hour Of irreyocahle
silence had fallen. u know only one
man iu the world that can break me.
and that Is MaCsay,' This Flood sail
/ 70 me aud lnoJeitus showing the strong
. links which IN those days bound the
Bonanza firm and gave /. strength
aud confidence which were the basis
of iis power John Russell Young in
Munscy's Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05
DRAINAGE aY FLOWING.
How to multiply the EGsrt Of IA. Flow
on the Moisture of the soil.


on tho Moisture Of tho soil.
by keeping the desired point IN Wow
in blowing, and blowing accordingly,
we may multiply the eitcgt Of tho pillow
on the moisture in the soil either TO 70.
duco OF increase tic amount. John NJ.
Stahl, progressive Illinois farmer, tolls
IN The American Agriculturist how TO
do IT, He SAYS,
II there Is AN excess, then We arc 10
pillow In such way ns 10 favor the ca.
capo of the water. Tho most convenient
method OF blowing ia TO plow around tho
outside Of the field or OF tho land. but
ON Hat land this method s. suicidal. IL
makes, IN time, ridge around tho mar.
gin OF the field, dammmg the water on
tho field. II we divide such land into
narrow lands and begin In tho center
throwing tho furrow in, tho watnr not
only can, but since IL must run down
hill It must drain TO tho bitches along
tho fields. On fiat Land thoro Is no
danger OF gullies by making tho land
luTrow at thc samo place each year. On
land moro rolling, gullios may DO avoid.
cd by moving the land furrow lttlo TO
either side each year; this Is easily douo
by making tho outside lands narrower
or wider.
Hilly folds, frequently having n light
soil, should DO plowcd in tho opposite
way They arc apt to lack moisture,
because the water SO readily and rapidly
hows OF that much of II does not sink
into the soili and tho upper parts Of tho
hills, at least, arc usually far above tho
influence OF tho ground water In plow.
ing such fields We must also consider
their Hptncss TO wash and gully, es.
pocially when they are in cultivated
crops, II is hard 20 keep these fields up,
becauseo Of the carrying away Of the soil.
II IN blowing We throw tho furrow out
each year, we soon have an embanbf
mcnt around tho margin. This viii
break the force Of the currents from tho
higher ground, retnrd tho How OF the
water, and thus give it more time tosinl,
into the soil. Tho omhanl,ment will
also saon catch the greater part OF the
soil brought down from above, aud by
this means will DO increased in extent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05
FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRESS
D COnDS

We are now displaying a complete
stock Of high grade Novelties, the
finest productions VI tn" loom, Mt prices
ranging from zoe. 10 sl.sl per yard.
The goods are the finest and thep ices
are far below what othor nsli,
~ inch French Bedford Cord, In
leading spring shades, at Doc, worth
zoe.
Dress Patterns containing $ yards
Bedford Cords In Greyg, Tans and
Browns, only 81 so pattern.
Dress patterns containing : yards OF
30 inch English Twceds aud Scotch
Cheviot effects IN oil the leading spring
colors s2.25 per pat,ero, would be cheap
ut $3.50.
Dress patterns containing yards,
latest style Nobby Dress Goods At
$3.50, worth $500.
Dress patterns In light ChevlOt, Ia
stripe and checks very handsome al
$500, actual value $500.
Dress patterns in tuftcd stripes aud
dots, and In tho newest designs Ut the
low price $500 suit; would be cheap
at $500.
Dress patterns in light weight tuitc
striped Cheviot very pretty at $50
pattern, worth $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05

tate brings with 1t kindly preparation
when life Is bli-sful aud full Of pleas.
urc. The last sensation Ia this world ~
then ono OF joy and not excruciating
pain.
The real knowledge Of outhanada
certainly diminishes II II does not eu-
tirely relieve the dread OF many Of the
lat struggle. which has been made 80
horrible by descriptions OF its agony.
FEAsUms oF DYING.
The pleasures uf dying may remove %
great burden from the minds OF hun.
drods who arc inevitably approaching
death. The old fashioned notion that
death would be terrible hnd buleful
Influence upon thou who were fghdur
iusidiou' diseases, and many aggravated
their complaints by tcycrishly drrading
the pain uf tho last struggle. In this
way great deal 0l harm WIS done. and
mnuy sufferer fastened their own end.
Even in the case of poisoning, the
pain suffered Is only when tho system
comhais against tho desire 20 yield 10
the milaenco 90 the drug. Sleep gener-
ally stcnls over the person, and only the
dreamy pleasures caused bv tho poison
and Of dying nro again experienced in
this world. The greatest pain felt %
that Of the stomach pump, whichmnyl>o
applied IN time 10 recall tho suicide TO
lie, aud IA every case they rebel against
this moit cmphaticnlly That the suf.
terlng "a not so terrible may be- surniscd
from the fact that persons who have
once attempted suicide frequently mako
tho second or thirl attempt.
II lisa fhct Tint tho pain of death g
frequently far less tlnn the pain that
accompanies many diseases that are not
fatal. The pain of rheumatism, for iu-
stance, b. probably more severe than the
usual pain Of dying. So Is the pain Of
neuralgia or the pain OF the toothnche
Deafh often, indeed, comes US silently
and plinlcssly rs sleep, Those at tho
bedside cannot see exactly when the
vital spark Of life gives ont with any
morn certainty thnn You eau tell when u
druwsy person passes from sclnicon.
seriousness TO actual doop, II We were
not an familiar with the phenomenon Of
sleep how we should lear that sweet Oh
liyioG; how We should stand aiidghtod
GA the brink before yielding our brain
and body TO tho absolute unconscious
ness Of healthy elcop,-Dr, ", h. Akin.
D fOu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05

ami cIclu,,un-. u.uad uf tu. sll
being carried Oh the field and l1st. 50 "a
deposited ON an ever Widening strip. THIS
strip. thus fortified from above, Will
not need mnuuro, and twice tho former
amount may Boz applied to the higher
ground, Thus This higher ground al,o
will be- enriched, and for the further
reason That tho wa IA from Il Is less.
1t Is desirable that the burrows should
run up mud down the mll. although some
prefer tho opposite But the water will
cut across the burrows and make deeper
gullics than when each iurrow affords
an exit for tho comparatively small
amount falling on IL. Il may 10 ncccS.
sary, therefore, 10 plow each year head.
land along the foot Of the hill. 10 hold
the ombaukncnt well in place, seed tho
margn-tho fence row or the bank "
the strclm-woll 10 gri,s The sod Twill
hold firm, and the grass willcai much
OF the fuil brought over. 10 Is nppLruus
that by 80 blowing tho foot OF the in.
cline IS being constantly raised, bring.
ing the land nearer 20 n level aud homes
more favorable to an ample supply u
moisture ia the soil, while tho loss from
washing aud Outlying is greatly TO-
duced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05

pcartd In yynl time and she stood .. lafd
until the proper cue was given. ltcame
an right, but alas Tor Mrs. Plunkctt. she
had forgotten her lines. When fho heard
the sultan's guard approach she rushed
90 the lover auh suid, "Awpyi bcsonel'
but she received no response from that
gentleman. She pushed him ani tried
To gct him tn go through the wicket, ag
agreed upon, but he refused 10 bulge an
inch, and said TO her in stage whisper.
"Sny Fly! hy"" but Mrs. Plunkott was
beyond speech by this Time ~ sho con.
tinucd TO push him toward tho wicket.
Her Efforts We're useless, however, Ion
he resisted aud declared he would not
go until she said, "'Fly, hyi for your
life, some uno approaches 80 the audi.
cnce can hear you" sim she could not
speak, hut with one herculcnn EFFORT
she gave him % tremendous push that
sent him dying through the wicket AMI
into somc stage bushes which had Icon
nrtisilcally arranged ut the back OF the
stage. When the performance WIS over
hrs, Plunkett hcayod sigh Of relief
and said, This Is the frst aud last uma
tcur Performance for mer'-Now York
Tribnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05
COIN BRos.---ALWAYs THE CHEAPEST.

out OF the question, II may be- confessed
that there b. no uce among whom beau.
ty IS common. II the ancient Greeks
were like their statues. then there once
was beautiful race, but IL H. not so
certain that they did not idonlize them.
selves good deal. There Is the morr
reason 10 giluss this, %, when they have
10 represent barbarian, say Gapl or
German or professional prize fighter.
they mike these people as handsome rs
thomselye1, though In o rlughOr way.
There IL famous bronze statue " q
boxer, who might be taken for an orator
or poet were It not for M. heavy metal
studded gloves. Thus II may be- deemed
;hat there rs great proportion ~ the
ideal IN these statues, yi-o-, cuinsand Jig
ure-. where every one IS -o graceful and
g1odly. Every nation has ~ high up.n-
ion Of it. own charms The French
pride Themselves on small feet, and 10 Is
certain that their women walk very 1T.
tie, aud hive cunning houtmakrfs.-
London News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05
NOTHING LOOKS BETTER

On a bright sunshlny day than n
handsome phmsol.
We have placed on sale our Spripp
Importation ofrarasols, gathered from
the beet New York aud Philadelphia
Manufacturers, the whole forming n
collection that has never been euuaIcd.
AS special bargains we offer
Only 75c-2i.inch Gloria silk Para.
soils with natural wood handles. our
regular si.OJ quality.
Only Sl,0O-9jinch Gloria silk
PaTatols with natural handles, worth
81 80.
Only sl.o0-2i.inch Gloria six Para.
soils with gold mounting, well worth
81 80.
Only sl..j-2G.inch Gloria Silk Pam.
soils with heavy gold mounting; good
value at $500.
Only il..5-2i.iEch Gloria Parasols,
with nEifilei handles; fl.7l.
Only sl.6O--aB.inCh Gloria SILK Pam.
sels With hanusom. oKidi1ed handles;
cheap al $500.
Large assortment Of Cntrlage shade.
at sl.60 TO 500.
8s'inch 5 ribbed Glngham Umbrellas
nj zoe. regular price, 25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05
DEATH Is PAINLESS.
TIE LAST SENSATIONS IN THIS
WORLD ARE HAPPY ONES

A. the End OF Life Approaches Natars
seem. To Bring Her Peculiar Ansn-
the,ic and IN. sun.rer Passes Away
without Half the Agony Of sickness
A human beings death was formerly
considered great struggle, and vivid.
almost shocking. descriptions VI tho
phenomona OF dying were given In such
exaggerated forms that none cared 10
think Of the supreme moment when
death should como 10 them. Euthanasin,
or the pleasure of dying, takes the very
opposite Wow and proclaims death ~
be easy and almost painless
As the end Of life approaches nature
often brings her peculiar annrihotic and
the person passes OIL without suffering
half the agony which the sickness caua-
ing tho death brought 10 tho patient.
Even men meeting a violent death in the
jaws Of wild beasts have o few seconds
OF calm preparation before dying, which
brings relief and certain degree OF
pleasure. The great trouble In death Is
the sickness and pain which carries ono
10 the door OF death, and IL Ia at such
moments that one suffers all the torment
and agony Of dozen deaths
Tho pleasures Of dying can only 10
likenod TO those OF the dreamy morphine
eater, who gradually passes oil into u
semdconsclous stat. where everything
seems like floating visions Of bliss. The
body and nerves are numb, and the oN-
cited, overweight brain becomes quiet
and uncxcited
The imagination plays fancifully with
blissful pictures, aud the whole condi-
ton OF the nervous system is OF plea lur-
able cXaltation. The drowning mnu exc
pcrienccs the same relief and pleasure
when the struggles arc over aud the cold
limbs grow stiff nnd numb.
BLISS nEFoRE THE rSD.
Persons frozen Ia binding mowstorns
have reported their sensations accurate
ly, and they all agree that after q Ger.
tain amount Of suffering which every ouo
feels at first in extreme cold thoy enter
into blissful state from which they DO
not wish to be reused.
Morphine, cocaine, ether and lluda.
mum bring TO the patient this sans
mental and nervous condition, and pa.
tients resent any attempt TO ruuso them
from their dreamy state. Nature sup.
plies her own anwsthetic before tho i'm.
portant moment has arrived.
Before the death rattle Is heard Tho
convulsed frame rclaxcs. the signs uI
pain and suffering ON the frame disap.
pear, and often a smile partly opens th,
lips. The whole body shows signs of d
painless moment, aud u the mind wan
ders and the tongue tutors words they
call Of pleasure and joy.
Those who have watched NJ hundred.
deathheds have noted that death wa.
'asy, and officers in battle have testi
lied that the last moments Of dying sol
diers woro painless. People who hay.
been Ia tho java Of wild bcasts In ludid
aud have been rescued at the last mo
ment, testify that numhing calmnes,
w.s experienced after tho first sharp
painful snap Of tho teeth upon them
In fact the approach OF every creature,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05

It Is not sufficient to depend on any
mixture OF grasses 10 mako n pasture.
Tho best preparation Of tho land Is of
tho first Importance. Then tho grassos
arc TO be choscn. These may consist Of
orchard grass, twenty pounds; meadow
fcscuc, meadow foxtail, perennial ryo
grasG, Rhode Island bent, hard icscua
and red top, OF each six pounds. After
these arc sown tlroo pounds OF red, pea
vine, white and nlsiko cloyer should 10
sown, and the whole lightly covered
with a plank smoother, made Of three
planks fastened together eighteen inches
apart by chains. This does not cover
the seeds too deep, but some covering IS
indispensable. The seeds may b. sown
IN tho spring rs early as tho land eau he
put in good condition. 1t would 10
better TO use tho complete manure than
any partial one.--Rural New Yorker
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05

Three ragged newsboys were trying
To sell the earlier editions Of the after.
noon papers. a man carrying u large
basket Of fins locking oranges on His
shoulder passed close by. The motion
OF his body lo1-encd one Of the biggest
and ripc,t and IL fcll 10 the ground. The
man kept ON, mot noticing or caring Tor
the loss The orange lay upon the pave
mont for about half - minute unscon.
Then the largest OF the three ragged
urchins spicd H., and with u cry of de-
light he ran over and picked II up 1t
was natural To suppose that he would
proceed to eat 10 all himself, but instead
OF doing 70 no called his companions aud
exhibited lis ind. They eyed II greed
lily
Without any request from them for .
share in the coveted fruit the finder di-
yidcd the orange into three parts and
gave his follow neSsboy' each q part.
The smallest pnrt no reserved Tor HIM
self. II was only a small thing in itself,
yet II proved, thought, that there was
somuthiugnobich hidden under the ragged
garments of that little urchin.- Now
York Recorder,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05
LINENs AND WHITE GOODS.

Stamped Monte Linens. neat, new
designs, with knotted fringes In
splachers, aud Tray Covers, nls1
stamped Damask, 20 inches, iringcd,
oval Doylitr, at 25c piece; regular
sclling price, 10 cents.
Large variety Of STAMPED Monte
LINEN Dresser Scarfs at jJc, good value
at zoe.
200 Linen Damask fringed Table
Cloths from TO yards long, with
colored borders, at sl.OO, reduced from
sl.iO& $3.50.
200 Damask pattern Table Cloths
without fringe, In plain white and
colOred borders, 9 10 . yards In length,
Mt sl..5 and si.7j, regular price sl.15
AMI sg.25.
\ 100 handsome white Damask table
sets 9 yard Cloths, with one dozen rs
Inch Napkins TO match, Mt $500 per
set, regular price 5000.
Sixty Inch handsome, soft finished
German DAniask Table Linen, ut 90
cents q yard, regularly sold nj 90 cents.
Seventy-two Inch plain satin double
Dnmask Table Linen, without border,
extra fine quality, orlce, 500 a yard.
62 inch Cream DHniask Table Linen,
extra heavy, nj 50c; well worth zoe.
90 inch pure German Turkey Rod
Table Damask, neat geOmetrical aud
floral designs, very best quality, at 6Oc;
usually sold at s5c.
200 dozen all Linen Damask anu
Huok Towels at only &c.
100 dozen all Linen Crepe Towels,
size 1896, at only Toe.
200 dozen German Satin Damask anu
Devonshire Huck Towels, fancy bof.
ders with knotted fringes at 25o; rogs.
lar price Zoe.
1000 yards Check NAinsooks al 4c, 80
and &c per yard; these are bargains
that would readily sell at double the
prics named.
Printed China Siikaline Draperies In
new and beautiful designs at 10 and
lac a yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05
WASH DRESS FABRICS.

We have M opening days. Good
values are more attractive than special
displays.
a special Sale Of Two Hundred
Pieces Of Splendid Dress style Cling.
hams, suitable for Ladics' and Chill
dren's wear al SIC. a'yprd; regular
loo. goods.
Beautiful lot Of rJl and Cosmoa
printed cotton fabrics, very nne and
son material, Ia dark, medium, light
grounds, In handsome dcaigns, NJ Sl.50
for ~ yard patterns, The best Cotton
Dress Goods we shall offer this season
90 the price.
~ Inch Cue Zephyr Ginghnms, at
49, &c per yard, value 22lc.
~ inch louisiana ilne, soft finished
Percale, In very handsome dress atylu',
In medium anu dark effects at l2lc per
yard.
20 inch double warp stripes aud
checked Ponangsst Zoe per yard, worth
double.
Tho most complete limo of Scotch
Novelty Iephyrs aud French Printed
Novelties ever shown by W.
Particular attention II called to our
30 Inch Scotch Bedford Cords ut SOC,
French Saiines, BrOeades and Printed
ilc, and Henrietta finish Fast.Block,
BTocadud Satines ut doe; also 10 our
Fronch Organdics and Lawns,
100 pieces dress style soft I'm
ished Standard Prints At &c. a yard.
100 pieces ~ inch Printed Satens
excellent quality and good styles, 1t
Toe. per yard,
~ inch Fancy Bedford Cord, In fancy
colured printing on black aud dark
grounds, at lalc. n yard, splendid value
at ljc.
Black Sateens, good qualities, ut lOc,
and l.. c. yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05

For winter market, according TO Amer
lean Gardening, long keeping varieties
arc best, such as Dinyors Yellow, Hol-
low Dutch, White Globe, Red Wcther,
field, etc. For starting seed IN ho.bei
and transplanting the host varieties uro
Prsotaker, Spanish King and White
Victoria All these had botter be sold
MS soon rs possible after thoy arc III for
market Andrew S. Musser says that it
will more than pay TO use 800 pounds OF
nitrate OF soda on ~ acres. Nou had
better got 100 pounds FOR that amount
Of land and SOW 1t broadcast, 100 pounds
At dose, aud repeat The application
every ten or twelve days, according to
tho dryncss OF the season.
Mary Hopkins, WHO had Dccn unable
to speak for four yogrs, had ourcnt 81
electricity passed through the back Other
neck aud mouth every day for month
At the end OF TINT time sho greeted her
friends with loud halloo,