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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04

Club held wcll-attended meeting on Friday evening
at their headquarters, in Manhattanave. The roll
book was revised and number OF new members were
added The club Is in most HourishIng circumstances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
PLYING AN ABSURD WAGER

Ono o,oc,ion hot was settled last evening at .
| o'clock and as a result, Henry Lynch. the ex'inns
hampton ball teams right fielder, had whecio'r"ww
ride from the Court House TO the bridge tnrousn1
Courst The wheclbarrow was brightly dec"ra,ssa
with the National emblem. The Kcpubllcah vahanoy
wheeled out his bet followed by Laughing cro"u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04

Marvellous Ice scenery at Niagara Falls. TAKE tue
New-York Central. Twelve trains day. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-30

Did you ever observe that tho person
who 10 particularly and daintily clean
physically Is rarely rascal II is n
fact. The thief. the burglar, tho muir.
deror AID the'trnmp are in nearly all
oascs ropuliysly dirty. 1t Is true there
Is an exception In case OF banl; presi.
dents aud trusted employees, bat It is
likely tina, II even these were closely In.
vcstigatcd they would be found lacking
In some Of the requiaites OF perfect phys
ical cleanliness.
Ii can be laid down as an infalliblc
rule tina, tho fret stop toward more
civilized life ON the part Of the lowest,
most wretchud aud improvdent classes
Is desire TO clean themselves mp aud
have better surroundings. That sweo.
voiced Englishwomun, Mrs Orwistou
Chant, told a good story IN illustration
Of this when she was In America. She
had been for years engaged In benevolent
work. Al length IL fen to her lot TO
labor among a group Of girls who had
been brought up among the lowest sur
roundings that are possible to civilized
being, aud these arc low indeed, much
worse than the environments Of savage
In mid.Africn,
Mrs, Chant toilcd with her heart in
her work one winter through among the
girls. A more unpromlsiug field for
labor could not hnvo been found. Sbo
did not preach to them much about ro.
ligion. That would have hardened
them. But she began 10y cndcayoriug 10
clean them mp, to wake in them tho
dormant but never wholly lacking fcm-
inine sense Of delicacy aud daiutincss Of
surroundings, At the end OF tho winter
the had made marked progress in this
one respect, She had taught them to
love clean skins aud clean clothing aud
rooms After that nothing was impossi-
bic, They could learn to love anything
else that was good aud pure,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-30

The exhibits Of Morocco and Japan ut
the Columbian fair will seem like u
chapter ont Of the ARABIAN Nights." A
few weeks ago Economically dark
skinned individual. clad in snow white
In the midst Of an American winter. and
wearing n sword whose sheath blazel
with jewels like the rising sun, visited
this country TO arrange for the exhibit
from tho country Of his majesty the sul.
tan Of Morocco. His lavish wealth, his
magnificent arrangements for Moorish
display at tho exposition were enough to
unsteady even the hard head Of an
American millionaire.
Now comes the great milindo, his So
rene majesty OF tho chrysanthemum
empire, and makes another proposal that
Is dazzling 10 "a Of America. Certainly
no potontate Of Europe wishes 20 well 20
our republic thath would mako rs such
present a. the .nll,ado olIrrs u.s. II tho
Worlds fair management will give up 10
the use Of Japan sito of8bout two acres
at the fair, then the mikado win put upon
1t complete japanese village, with
gardens and chry santhomums as gor-
gcous as II they grew in their native
home The fair over, the Japs will give
to the city Of Chicago with their bless.
ing the buildings aud beautiful gardens
as n permanent attraction for tho city
by the lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-30

1t is said that tho late Admiral Porter
had the yard md stables Of his house on
II Street full Of dogs, acquired IN thi,
manner; Whenever young naval officer
wished to iugra'iate himself with the ud
miral no would casually remark; "Oh
admiral, have valuable litter Of pup
pies, and 1t would give me great pleas
uro II you would accept one"
The admiral was fully conscious Of IN,
raison dotro, and whenever basket up
poarod with Lieutenant or Ensign So and
Sos compliments and whining, ilabby
specimen Of puppydom therein, ho would
remark, "lIcro comes another applicn
ton for shore duty."-Washington Post
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-30

DR.. Cracme Hammond, Of tho Amer.
lean Neurological association, has been
making some iuiyFoiting experiments
that are Of Importance as putting the
stamp Of science on certain Psychic
phenomena clnssed under the head q
hypnotism. Dr. Hammond secs no rea-
fon why hypnotism should not be- made
n most valuable remedial agent In dis
ease. n usod by akilled aud conscientious
physicians, and not lcft 10 charlataus
and fortune tcllers llc himself has
cured perfons Of the smoking habit when
1t was iujuring them, aud after all other
remedies had failed. In one case he
hyrnotizcl patient aud told when in
this state that II no attempted 10 smoke
again It would mako him sick. Sure
enough, next day when the man tried to
smoke he was 30 sicl,enod that ho aban.
doncd tho attempt aud was cured. "sol.
dicrs aud servants mako tho best hyp-
MOTTO subjects Americans the poorest,
because thoy arc not used to oboyIng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-30

An mp town minister's vito was read
ing to him one evening last week,
IAN average man of fifty has spon,
5000 days or noarly twonty years in
Sleep" she snid.
"Road that again, my dear" no said
intcros,cdly.
She obayea him.
THAT accounts" he said dreamly
"for some OF the things notice during
my sermons" and sho smiled md con
tinued her reading Detroit Free Press
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-30

rvs'n t.ssc.s5s are Dt,ou,nu ".-.
gether too common and tame. The
fact that at any time ono or two men
can siopa railway engine and rob the
express aud mail cars at their leisure
gives rise to suspicion that part Of the
time at least tho cusiolians Of such cars
are very willing Indeed to be scared Uut
Of their wits by the robbeFs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-30

A golden arch above my head.
A path with golden carpet spread,
Each aide the golden mhntled trees
Soft singing IN the faint sweet breeze.
Down futtcring leaves In golden showers
a gold CLEAN Of witchharel fowcr,
And, dazzling my upllfted o.,
The sunlight IN the golden sAlra;
What magic spell has comprised mti
What strange new world l. this suol
Goldl goldl above, below. around
tread upon enchanted ground.
A dreamland queen, who oaly knows,
Tomorrow, when the east wind blows,
Her dream and all IL glory gursl
Marian Douglas In llsrpcr's BazAr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-30

Cures for insomnia are very numerous,
md before any man could try them all
ho would be asleep forever. A way for
putting young children TO sleep is OF
Spanish origin. 1t requires that tho
back from the neck to tho waist be gently
rubhed.-Chicago News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-30

1t is better to take SCOTS
Emulsion Of cod-liver oil
when that decline in health
begins-the decline which
precedes consumption -
rather than wait for the germ
to begin togrow in lungs.
"Prevention is better than
cure;" and surer. The say
ing never was truer than
here.
What is it to prevent con.
sumption1
Let us send you a bool; on
CAREFUL LIVING; free.
New York
NogrdusrlIk,c Scott, E1ul,i5a sf esg.lNer
'a-ay sW.Si.u gysgsAUs 90. O..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-30

THE DEsEnEr WEEKLY
Asa 70 20 page magazine the eheap cst and best IN
ne country, specially valuable as rehet q current
history. Price per volums Of 20 numbers, siso. ~
PEAR, mo; mailed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-30
STOCK THE LARGEST!
PRICES THE LOWEST!
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED

Our Representative is In Eastern Markets and hae
purchased everything desirable. Nov Patterns In
CARPETS. Now and Artistic Effects in WALL PAPERS,
Latest Styles in FURNITURE. Novelties in RUGS and
CURTAINS and a Great Variety of DOOR MATS and LIN
OLEUMS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-30
The THROUGH CAR LINE.
ETyEcmyE JANuAny %, 1s0s.

EfFECIlNE JANUARY ~, lSJs'
Traiai Arars and Dspar IT SAT Liie DAILY
nsy0Hyrf3
AisEtrv
FROM ~ Easicrn points. ............. tol ain.
tTum nut;f, Portland. Logan, Park
Guyana -an lranciHru ...a..t.,.. 10 " am.
From 800 Eastern poiuts............ ] 50 pm.
FROM Cache VALLEY, ogden aud iu.
tgtmcdiate points ....... ,...a,, al. 'iil PM
iffUm Milford and intermediate
points .sss .ssss ..sss ssssssssssssas Ndl uftns
Pom Juah and Eurek t........,.s..... bitl pm.
sIrom Terminus and Iu1rIc,..... .s. Aill pm
y y = d ri.
iur all eastern pOiuts......ss....s.s.. 200 am
Tor lutte. Portland. san irancisco
and turhr NHiltys...s.s..t...ss... .luti' AMI
For cache Nuiiey and lark Ciir,,.... $3.50 pui
Tor al Eastrrn points ani san ffAn'
~ Cos.ssss.t. tssssssssssssss ~ N'll
fur iuah and Euraka.,.s..sss.,s.s..s. u % 10.
For Milford and iuiCrmedlato points - y m.
sfur Terminus ami funnlu s......s..s 40 am,
'nHily. SUNDAYS excepted.
TRANS between Juab aud Milford do not run
sundays.
CRY tIcHEr OFFICE. COT MAIN 1T.
d. D.. HURLEY.
Eonl. frt. rassgr uept
MN. CLtrE,C. s. MriirN. E,t.LoMhN.
Gen. AFr. Gen. Iramc Mgr. @. y. q. Agt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-30

DEsEREr sENi-wEEKLY NEWS
Published every Tuesday and fhlAy' huu'erP'
lion price, In advance, per year. $780, az months
sis. three months, 81, postpaid OF delivered H
rarrlef
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-30
DESERET EVENING NEWS

Published every day. ,Soep, Sunday, At ? n
subserip,lan price. in AivAncs, 5000 Psr year, o
per month"; Is esnts per week. postpaid or delivered
by carrier
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-23
Queti@nngem.

SD ta6e ct. Safpbs Set fets int
9auft ~pprrdtbty, ba es 0h ais eth ausse-
aei&netss Mittel .eesen Sdntttwunben
unb auetfGunsen eripeif.-S.M. Mprfe,
Gtieppse Tals, MaG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-23

einbegrifen betrdgt; mitbir reprdIenz
tiren btefe $4,000, 900 Bfut1b s9mal3
gerabe 10 biele pfunbe SeI, Set .unb
Cotton : Samen. 9ieIelbe SbatIa6e
ldbt fi6 bon &anfas Gitp, 81. 2ouis,
Cincinnati n1b Netp Sort f~pnfatiren /,
Gin anberer 8etpeis, tuie i9db1i6 iolae
Yerfdli dung fir ben @roBbanbel 1T,
llegt IN benz itetigen Tallett Der greiie.
Sett 1883 Bis 1889 fiel Der Preis beS
be1ten "Steam Lard BON 10 auf 6
Gents per pfunb, Nnbererieits be-
fdtigt 9err Satelep in ieiner bei6po=
reaen 3eugenausiagc, bab Die @inflbz
rlng oieier Aadabmungen ben @ertb
Der S6weine i'm GbieagozMfarft um 3333
% beruntergeOriidt babe. Mit 8eriids
fi6tigung Des geiammten S6meinez
Danbels Der Ser. Staten r~eprd1entirt
bie1e Gebuftipn 13-15 Mfilionen 9olz
lars, ei1e Summe fat breimal 10 groB
ipie Der 8elbnertb Ser 0eiammten
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
99ic man foid)en 3batia1en gegetz
ilber nur ben umltano bebauern faint,
rob na6 Dem @rlaB bes gabbod Sc
ieBes Die narnaen Jdll9er" pielei6t
bas Spfer bon Nngebern tperben f6nns
ten, bafiir feblt ults bas 8erHdnbniB !
9urfte ni6t a19 Der arnte &onfl IL
mert, Der fir iein gutes @elb aafee,
aber feline @i6prie; 3immet, aber feline
S%dgeipdbne; 3uder, aber feinen gelber
Sanb unb pfeffer unb feiren 9red bas
ben mill, ni6t aud einigen Nniprud
auf Ssridfi6tignng feiner Snteref=
| {p1. prhehpn2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-23
aambbeit fam nid5t sebeilt ,uersem

burd locale applicationen, tpeit iie ben trans
ten Qbeil bes SbreS nidt e~rreisen f0nnen,
% giebt nur einen Bss, bic Sanbbeit 81 fu'
riren, unb Der 1T burd conititutioneae 5eil.
mittel. 3aubbeit tpirb burd einen entsdnbes
ten 3uitanb ber fhIeimieen 9ustIeibung Der
gufahii4en R0bre nsriiriaht 8enn biele
86bre fid entSinbet, babt ibr einen rurnpeln.
ben Son ODER unppnfommenes @ebbr unt
tpenn file san3 aeidIcnen lift, erfolet Iaubbeit,
nno penn bic Gnt3inouns nibt seboben unb
bieie &obre mieber In ibren seb6risen 3uftanb
oerfest tperoen fam, tpirb ba5 @ebbr fir i'm.
ner 3erftcrt iperben; neun Sale inter ssbn
finb ourd &atarrb peruriadt, neIfer nihts
als Elm entsanbettr 3uitanb Der idIeimisen
Sberfdden 1T.
@ir tppaen ~einbunbert Dollars fir ieben
(burd 8atarrb p%erurfadten) 6aa bon 3aubs
belt geben, ben mir nift ourd Ginnebmen bon
SatPS 8atarrb Sur beiIen f0nncn CAPT Gud)
umfont girruIare fommen.
8. 5 Gbenep & 60, Solebo, 8.
E#- @ertauit BON Npptbeferm Is GtS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-23

@lio gleid BEL Der erfen Qbfimmune
mar Glebelanb II ominirt M orr
ben unb auf ben Nntrag bon Ohio
murbe bic Domination ein1timmig ges
madt, porauf gertagung erfolste, um
in elmer Na6mittagssS ibung (es mar
in3pif6en fait A ubr MorgenS gepors
ben!) bic &rbeit Der &%onoention bfr9
bic Nnftelung zines 8iee Yrdiibentz
f1aftss@anbibaten gu polenben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-23
Werrenfnngem.

Dur1 einen Sal In etne @erttefums
I'm DftDter, 1890, perrenfte i'd MIR ben
Gu6 febr fdliinm unb litt bic b~eftt9fen
Shmeraen. Dur6 bte Mnpenbung Don
ct. Satobs Set !purbe Id bauernb eebetlt.
-@b9e. Gberbarb, Qaneaaer, ga.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-23
NeMralgte.

sd Hit unsefdbr stpet Monate an Meu.
yaleie unb @efhtsfdmer3en. Nadbem
i'd pieles persetlih eebraudt bate, tuurbe
Id burh bic M~ntpenbuns pon ct. Safcbs
Del sctfdnbis sebeilt. - %. $. @ef,
Qtfrlfn ,8a1H.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-23

f4sx frhber betonbelt murbe rnb NIT meIbeu Mitteln.
Mannbarkeifs frtrte ahs
G&wdden Der @ef9ie&t6ursane tefimm turirt.
Frauen-K1rankheiten rerheu I'm Snuit
eeT &rsnssn unb ctne Jnfrumeute furtrt. Gin nuns
bsspeles 4etImttteI.
Cafarrh und Krankheiten der
Kant, bes 9lute8 uHe 9erssus, Der 9e6eri nnh Der
Riereu.
Syphilis. Dali am sef&uinbefen uni fderaen
tetieHbe Mtttef 8ur 8aranttrt.
Haut.h raukheiten auer Mri nerbeu tn,
riyt, NO anbere Guren mtbIdnaen.
Unnafuerlicher Abduss Mtrb prompt
nsa paar Easen furtrt.
Meine W2et9pbeM.
j. Grett &cniuItattru In Der Office cher per Roh.
2. 0enaue nnterfu@una nub Dtasncie.
g. Sober wtrb auf @runh mtfenidaftItAer 8Etnetpisr
estanbelt anb ietu cber thr bau rtrS ta ~ipeeteneu'
Stuntum aema&t.
4. HtntSe pretfe nnp letdte acknowledgement.
Su ben metffen Gdueu fam be Rraus6eit i'm Soufs
Gee &runfen behanbelt meroeH.
S@rettt nm Symptom $ 8Dru1uIar 30. !, fGr Mdn,
ner.
S9rettt I'm gsmptomsE ormrIar 30 q, fur Erauen.
S4rstbt nm Symptoms dcrmutar no. 5, fur Sant'
tSanft etten.
@riefe rerben prompt beantrortet. Gus @efHdfts
getesms aehaiten.. gMebtstn rsrp r~erbsrgen 8efanbt.
kesyeAsea +: BITE 9anfen BON San &ntsnic.
0entf@ gefpro@eu.
aRan a~nrefre an ober fpreae Dor Bet
J. HATHAWA M. D.,
etsrens 0s1fnbe, So unh IS gBef , Commensurate,
Can ~ ", lelas, etue Ertppe BOD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-23
Gtff feiner af,tbbeft.

Gtft feiner ainbBeif. YIN.
GoIumbus. Rebr., Mou.. '88.
Boffnr q. @se9 fhrefbt, bnb 9err WR. Gfaeuef aua
Duncan, Nebr., felt ietner 6inb6eit an gpilepGe Ittt
uub hofte beinobe iebeu 5ueiten Gag iol6e MnIdae uub
a1an4nial. offers. e. TIT MN elm ssabr her, feit er
pa5tpt A6nfg's WerusrsS fdrfer brandte rn6 5eitbern
pub aud teiut anfdGe mebr e~efommen.
9ett f6rttr aIs felt ole spSIf Sabrea.
1apIor min 60. 9esy mai 1880.
so lit mein oonseS 2ebsn an gerpenfntpdde unb
nut. iogen. hab 10 felt BEN Gebraut bon ,qaftor
&6nigs gterotusGtdrfsr@ ttdrter filbIe aIs felt ben iets
ten 5Doif Jdbren. Jrau u. 6 cameron.
Git edmeiter M. Refine aus gaforbfIre
1sxy i9retbt: so eebranhte 5tuei SIniben pom
sgaifor &bnigS 0erpenfG tdrfer4 fir gerpeni1tpGhs,
me!de 70 beftig mar. bab i'd bel brr e~eringften lrjaGe
nuliQreieu mnbte unb bann PersfIopfeu befnm; bin
Han lrst edbOis uuh empfebe 6as Wlittd auf'B bette.
a. she ss<rsAbsgss a,n8 mr. ssescrxtetb<shk
= Dtro Jebem Der eS Derlnnat suaeSoubf,
c. Hrue crbdIten aud bic Wte6iatn nmIpuit,
Dtkit 8et6tstu wnrbe felt benz Sabre 1915 eou BEN
Hnb ittt nutsr jefnsr auipetiuug bon Der
koENiG MEDICINE CO..
&S8 Randolph ST, CHICAGO, ZEE.
Bel Apothefern ~ baben fIr
$500 ote TIaf6e g Jlaid,en fur 81. 90,
erobe $1.75, 6 f;r 5000.
Sn San antonio BEL abolpb Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-23
@erleBnmgen.

2itt on ether @%erlesuns bes @Idens
urb mar a~ettpeife e~e3tpMnsen etnen Stcd
3u gttrauden. Burh Gle Mnipenbung
bon ct. Safobs Del tpurbe i'd iebp6 &c.
betlt, fust 5err 9erra 9crhabins, Bal
lputa, Snb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-23
Dr.HathaWay
Spbn 8roabfout, m. D., NffHtent.
Specialist 0eS CMsStel1S.

Sunse Wdnner,
rei6e In Golse BON
Spgenb 8 Ghnben
an Rerpen5Gpdme
leiben, t~treeebenS,
fraft ~uutersraben
toben NIB tire
Mdnulihfett pertcs
rea, fonten ben Be,
rhbmten Or. Sas
hapap fcfrrt con.
f~ultiren. @eIsebt
at@t, N~eroeatranfs
belt Unit ober otae
Irdumel mtrb m,fs
Ifenfdaftlt@ unb
mad ben nelelfen
IWetbrten betans
belt unb NIT BEN
sr6bten Grfpls.
Us fpmmt nt9t
barduf an. Of man
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-17
As Annlind in London.

1t is of interest to many cities now on
the eve of establishing a system of rapid
transit embodying the best modern prac-
tice, to note the changes which recent ex-
perience on the London electric line has
suggested as desirable for adoption on the
new Central London railway, which is also
to be run by electricity.
The tunnel, which will pass under the
str cts at depth of sixty to seventy feet,
as formerly, will be eleven feet six inches
III diameter, instead of ten feet This will
give larger and more comfortable cars.
The train viii carry $50 passengers, and
will run on tnree-mlnute time instead of
100 passengers on fOur-and-a. half-minute
time as on the present road
The strange feature in the present roa1
OF running the large elevators at the sta
tions by hydraulic pressure, transmitted
through miles of pipe from the generating
station, will probably be changed in the
new road. in which it is expected that cleo
trical elevators viii be used. An Ameri-
can electrician, now in England, speaks
with aStonishmenu of this anomaly.
He says that to an American so accus-
toned to electric elevators it seems extra
ordinary that this was not done on the pres
ent road instead of making the system
more complicated by the introduction of d
second system of transmitting power
which was more liable to failure than the
electrical transmission for which the cir
cults exist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-17
A MOTHERS MISTAKE.

Mothers frequently make mistake in
neglecting the cough of a child. A Fort
Wayne, Ind, lady writes: My little daugh-
ter years old had severe cough but as it
was nothing unusual I thought nothing Of
1t, and allowed 1t to run on for or weeks,
when it became so obstinate she began
losing flesh. l called in physician who
treated her three weeks without benefit.
A neighbor insisted upon my trying Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup; it relieved her
from the first dose and she began gaining
flesh rapidly. When we had used two bot
ties her cough had entirely disappeared.
l would not be without it. 1t does not con-
stipate :ay children. Billiards. Horehound
Syrup is free from Opiates. It's the most
soothing Throat and Lung medicine il the
world. Price 500. and S1.00 Sold by 2. G.
M. I. drug department.. Q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-17
Disadvantages of Electric Light.

All is not gold that glitters, and many
and wide-spreading as are the benefits con-
ferred on mankind by the electric light, it
appears that there are conditions under
which its use is fraught with grievous in
convenience and distress. This has been
shown by the institution of recent suit
against an electric lighting company by a
householder.
Two arc lights of the company threw
their bright beams all through the night
over the show windows of store on the
ground floor of the house. These lamps,
however, are filled with food of light the
rooms of the fiat above, in which the sutton
resided, much to his disgust.
A third nuisance consisted in the myriad
of moths, bugs, and other insects which
the intense light attracted. The sutton
claimed that he had suffered fortunes DUR
ing the hot weather. If the windows were
left open to admit the cool evening air
clouds of insects, drawn by the bright
light, swooped into the room. If the win
dows were closed and the blinds wer,
pulled down to keep out the light and I'll,
moths, the rooms became hot and almos
| intolerable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-17
UNIQUE COTTON FACTORY.
Curious and Creditable Record Of Half
q Century.

There is one cotton factory in New Eng
land which has been operated for more
than fifty years upon the same fabric,
working the same grade of cotton, under
the same conditions, except SO far as those
conditions have been changed year by year
in the progress of discovery and invention.
That corporation has never failed, has
rarely, it ever. reduced its product has
been continuously profitable, and may,
therefore, be taBen as typical establish
ment working on that standard grade of
goods. From the books of that concern 1T
is proved conclusively that in the course of
fifty years 1t has been necessary to change
the entire machinery of the factory, even
though 1t might not have been worn out,
two to four times according 10 its kind
second, there is but part of the outer walls
lett, and one or two floors of the original
building; third, the whole motive power
has changed fourth, the average capacity
increased in productive power from 5000
yards per year produced in thirteen to four
teen hours per day TO 10000 yards per year
produced In ten hours per day. The earn
ings OF those who now work in that factory
! ten hours are nearly twice as much per day
| as the earnings of those VINO WORE ed on
the lesser product thirteen hours each day
under the former conditions, and are more
| than double per hour, while the price oil
! the cloth on the same est of cotton is very
much less to tue consumer now than it wa:
| then.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-17
SCIENCE AND LABOR.
What is New in the Worlds
Laboratories and Workshops.
Practical Progress-A Few of the Advances
Made by the Busy Workers
of Science.

In consequence of the proposal to build an
electric underground railroad in London,
the existing steam underground roads are
giving considerable attention to the puriti-
cation of the air of the tunnels. An Eng
fish engineer has devised an arrangement
to be employed to prevent the pollution of
the air by the smoke and gases from the
engine.
The invention consists of fat tube laid
between the rails in which, al short inter
walls, are valves opening outwards. In each
of the locomotives is a Continuance emitting
smoke down wards, the opening of this tun-
mel gliding along the surface of the tube and
discharging the smoke into it through one
the valves, which is always open and in
connection with the moving funnel
The smoke is drawn through the tube by
blower, located half a mile distant, and is
consumed without having entered the tun-
mel When the locomotive is travelling in
the open air the downward funnel is closed
and the ordinary funnel of the engine re
sumes its functions.
The efficiency of the system has been
practically demonstrated in recent trials
made on the Metropolitan railway The
only question remaining to be solved is the
cost of the apparatus.