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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
CHINESE MONEY.

Those who uphold the doctrine Of
free trade point 10 the fact that We
deal with China 10 the extent Of mil.
Hons Of dollars every year, the dcaliDp
being mutu u, aud yet "a Chinese coin
lisa cuiitsiiy here. This IN to show
that trade Ia not elected between
nations ~ II II between eiofekteperr
aud thoit customers, but IL simply an
interchange Of products In which but
little money ever changes hands. We
DO not think ! much OF a loss thai
these coins DO not come; their value
Is 20 nearly nothing, that Ia OF the
smallcr colnF, their execution Ia ~
clumsy, aud altogether they are such
undeuiable relies Of primitive con-
ditions that the only use we could
put them 10 would ~ to exhibit them
IN cabinets.
China 10 declared to be the paradise
OF The numlsmatisL The collections Of
cash, according 10 Consul Bedlot's
report TO the state department, are
something marvellous. There are small
coins Of bronze, brass, copper or silver,
ranging In Intrinsic value from one.
twentieth OF cent to IS cents. The
Oldest Of these colno on record appeared
about $500 Is. q. Over 10000 different
kinds Of cash are preserved In collec.
lions. Some are wonderful example.
OF coinage, but most OF them are
clumsy and coarse. The numismatl-t
can work oil his life, spend very little
money, aud leave to postefity thou.
sands Of coins. All ho needs to do IL
to connne his work TO the collection Of
cash, the small coins In bass aud
bronze, whose value ranges from one.
tenth TO uue.fJurteenth OF cent.
Their workmanship varies, but II IL
usually very good. They are
round like other coins bu
have square hole In the
CENTER just what purpose this an.
swers, unless II be to string them IT,.
pether, Il no, known.
Que thing II very certain, a. many OF
us can testify tho Cinnamon Ia lhls
land do not use such cOiue, even In
transactions between themselves.
They do not acquire tho practice q
using "Mellran" money by residence,
as they briug none oithrir own with
them and OF course have none to take
away. Those who think the heather
are not posted because they prefer ell.
yer ought to attempt to pass any kind
Of money on them that will not 20 for
100 cents on the dollar, and be- I'm.
| deceived.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
TnA1,S the TALRi

A well known business man Of this
81 y, one who IL not only able 10 pay
all his bills az they come due but 10
discount them before they arc due by
paying spot cash, Ia Of onurse tue klni
Of a customer eastern wholesalers fnd
manu- acturcrs like TO cultivate and
deal with. During the existing de-
prrssicn In all C numerical aaI trade
circles he Il course has been In daily
receipt OF testimonials Of eastern
esteem IN tbs form Of Oilers u eN-
trsmely low prices on al goods for
cash, Inducements such NJ have sell
dom " ever been onrrod n wepiefn
house, Rni such a. under ordinary cir
cumstances would be snapped up AZ
soon M ilyred.
But the f,iend to whom We refer has
some ideas Of his own M to trade de.
preston, its causes anl cure, aud the
universal law Of exchange, reciprocity
and sel'.dei,nsc He has accordingly
adopted an expressive anu laconic
formula In business letler.wrting ani
teleg raphing, which eau be com
mended rs an educational moyeucn
10 others. Attaching his pile Of COT.
respondeucs each morning, and perus'
log with a smile tho nh,lcring oflcr
above mentioned, he turns to his stem.
ographer and dictates; "Mos-tf. So anu
30, New York Tor Boston, OF Pntsburg,
or Any other center, ns the case may
9e)-Gentlemen; You're Of tho lOlh
last. IL al hand aud contents noted.
You do no, want our sllyer-we do not
want your gooup. You're, etc, 49, -"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
AN EXCEPlION-AND A DIFFER,
ENCE.

Quoting responses from what II
calls "all the big cities Of The county,"
the New York World Of the 18Th inst,
which came by yosterlay's mail,
concludes that call hope Is based on
the action Of the special session." and
that since there were "no failures ana
collections good, the prospect IA fair"
Yet we observe that when the grea,
metropolitan paper asked, GLOW il
buslues'W Onaha answered, ave
ARE feeling Little blue;" Kansas CITY
declared itself "harI hit" by u recent
failure; Denver reported strong
"fellng VI uneaslue.s aud Iistrus,;p
ana san Francisco thought It wuull
sue somo dine before confidence L.
COM lrteiy Restored"
We have o objection to the World s
cou,iIering these report, as cuerru.
and indicative VI fair prospects II II
feels 70 inclined, but We 40 beet to 1t.
assertion that It has responses from
sal the biz cities OF the cJuu.r ~"
when 1t ha-n'. singlo worI from
SAX Lake. From tnla town IL
could have hal report far more
satisfactory than any 1t quote; divi.
dends being declared and paid; public
aud private improvements going on
without interruption; banks all solid
Us the hills and with immense reserves
on hsnu; business men confident and
courageous;-All hopeful aud serene IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

the consciousness that Utah's resources
are too numerous aud too diversiflei
to be seriously Injured by mere specu-
lative panic; AMI In the calm, stout
assurance that the silver question will
yet be settled to our liking.
Perhaps u was this latter fact that
oiBsed the World, which will hear Of
nothing but the immediate and abso.
lutte degradation Of the white metal, to
be not 20 anxious 10 hear from Salt
Lake. We can afford to be sligntei
am ng cali the big Giles Of the coun-
try" and will not murmur at 30; bot
when II comes to Ignoring such re-
port OF stability nnI prosperity a. Ne
arc Rbls 10 giv,-well, We can stand
that, too, II the res, OF the c.unfy
thiuks the suppIessiJn Of such good
news IL a virtue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

In the matter Of curauv,s what you
want N something that will do its
work while you continue to do your -
a remedy that viii give you no incou.
vuuience nor interfere with your hu-i
ncss. Such n rrmrdy IN ALLCoCR's
pORUs PLAsrEBs These piRrtvrs ne
not an experiment.; lhry have been iu
use Tor over thirty years, ami their
value has been ~ stol by the highest
med cal authorities, ~ wellus by trsii.
m0niHiA from those sho have usr.
them. Hhoy require no change OF 81, /
aud are not affected by wet or col &.
Their action does not interfere with
labor OF busines'; you can toll anu yet
DO cured while hard at work. They
are 40 pure that this youngest, tho old
IT,, the most delicate person OF pitt er
sex eau use them with great beuefil.
Beware Of limitations, aud do not b.
deceived by Misrepresentation. Ash
for Allcotk'', and let No solicitation or
explanation induce you 10 accept n
substitute,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

There is % market for silver in Italy
winch misl rrpprn tho Colorado miurs.
30 the uwuorS could place any confidence
in lHN's uromlso TO pay.-CWclmdii
Commercial
Tnere never was time since Tho foun-
datun wall, u tho Pantheon woro laid
but that horo was a demand IN Iply for
silver. Tho demand is greater today
than ever, aud Ihero is more ~ 1t going
there than over before IN the history Of
the world. Icorid jomUoi
Umn could supply LAZY aud would
10 1t n permitted; but not at the price
Fixed by the Bank Of Euslaud-uot
atall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

THE NEWS Ne asked whether or not
Salt Lake CITY viii hold municipal
election In November next, our atieu.
lion being called to the exception
regarding metropolitan cities made by
the statute which consolidated olec.
lions In Utah. II our questloner will
read further In the territorial laws and
nnd out what a metropolitan city IL In
their contt mplatiou, and convey such
Information to W, he viii confer a great
favor. metropolitan" Is IA handy
word Ia commercial aud literary cir.
Giles, but we believe It has no separate
legal status except where such h.
created by the law Itself and this Ii
not done In Utah. Yrp, Salt Lake
Guy wilIelrct In November and the
officers thcu chosen viii take their
seats the follow inr January
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

as A shave a neceslty?' asks q
circular put forth by the sunday
cioslng bal Of Kansas CITY. Ger
lain eminent Kaosans We woi oi-'o
Instance Senator PeTr and Mr-'
Least- would doubtless answer, Nay!
Yet, wiki a sharp recjl.ecIi9nof m 4 :
Of the shaves one cots, which ate
DOT comfort and certainly not a
luxury, We shouli ike to know what
else they ca uo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

GRIM IHUSY Was lever more Of.
fensively displayed Than In the case Of
the lro ru lug sign tom toe smoking
fuius o the cold storage warehouse Ia
Cbictg,: "rhi. blilIing stHclly IRE
proof" rhe incident gives goo
illuairation Of the vitality ofa lie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
THE rRAN,O..lAMEsg war.

The difficulty between the French
u .Anam and the Siamese governmrut
is simply the eruption Of q volcano
whose fires have been smouldering for
several years, ever since the former
occupied anu wrestei fr IN the Chiuesc
government tie control OF lower
Cochin'Chlnl, Although tlescgue OF
the present trouble Is about 5uO miles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

THE DUKE OF VlHNuUA, liuoal
representative aud Ie.ceujant OF the
late Admiral Columbus, un returning
homo TO Spain iinis himself nuhucially
ruiued. u this IL the result Of "a visit
TO the Fair by n urst Of Chica what
can be expected Tor those wnom o.
strangers she TX Expresses loyal willing
huas 10 takeiul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

expressed would be TO propose TAX on
enterprise, ssgaciiy and sense. These,
1t would seem, ought to be encouraged
not Disseminated against in any
county. Far better to tax those
who lack them--for instance, those
who try to do business but DO nct adj
vargf..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

MADE by the American Brew NJ
Company Of ~. Louis IL brewed Of thr
best barley anu bohemian hops. f.
has beautiful amber color, n delicious
hop havor and eparkle- Ike Cham
Iagne. Fred s. HalTa, Wholesalr
Dealer, ~ East FirsI South stred.
salt Lake CITY, u nh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

THE pAOr that Tue session OF Con.
giess begins ia August invests with
unusual appropriations aud force the
candidacy Of icemEn Turner for door.
keeper Of this Housrof R-rrrscnlativcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

STRANGELY INcoNsIsTEsr ls ihr
suggestion attributed to the German
government to putu tax on adyer,is,
men b. Tue sans Thing moe c.early
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
C0lima Coffee, Nectar OF the code, al,
the Barlow Thorn ~ u Grocery Go.


My VIE ami four children won
taken very suddenly with severe case
Of cholera m0Thus. bought ho,tl
Of ChamDeFlain's Cole, Cholera M,
DlarhWa Remedy, aud from ono q
Two uosr- gave relief IA each case.
heartily recommend n; believing &c m,
best remedy known for bowel CON
plnint-. 70 aud 90 cent bottles tor sat
ny y. &. NJ. I. Drug Dent d&|
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

SALT LAKE CRY apparently wants
silver coinage "a. tree ~ love Ia that
locality Boston Herald.
No, It wants II ~ honorable, eternal
anu divine NJ marriage!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
Garfield Rnnoh Trnlna.
Effective July is II and until urlhsf
notice trains between Salt Lake and
Garfield Beach viii run n follows:

Bathing, Boating, Dancing. OlHen's
orchestra In attendance every aflot.
noon and evening. Fare for rouui
trip Only 80 cent?.
ID. T., BURLEY,
General Agent Passenger Department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

CITY subscribcrt viii tIndl, notify J. r. Dan.
her toifculttorl q any urcgulnriy In the de-
livery finer papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

OUT IN Kansas the cyclone IL merely
con, i1erru n uttiunal mir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

salt Lakes uig, new hotel Ia Tie
knulsf0E1. Humrliko, elegant, coi.
iial Rud reasonable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

The Nrws ison ~ atthc PRINCIPAL Hotels,
Newe stands fnf on NJ passenger trains leaV'
ing the city Afttr3 . m daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

TIE CullES, :. G., Ewing Proprh
tor, HAL block from Post Onice, 4 DOR.
lroH Pullman ticket 0lilce, Main g.
Rates Sa,OD per duy. Special Ina
Hatcs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

Effective July rs h AMI unt further
notice trains teiweru Salt Lake buu
Garfield Beach viii run as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

Bathing, Buat'uy, Dancing. OkeH'
orchestra in attendance every kfcr.
Don and evening. Fare for ouna
Trip only 90 cButs,
d. l.. Burnley,
General Agent Passenger Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

WHITE Auu7R, Holt and GuTmI
PtoprleluIg. 81 80 % $500 per dai.
New management. most centrally ID
Gated, rrfttrd, and best hotel iOr 40
prizes in the city. NJ. T.. Gerno, mas
Hgef, Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
THE HOTEL TEAPLETON.

The Hotel 1ompleton Ia opp0sili
Temple Square, Tithing Otiices, Gag
Gate, DEsrWr NEws Building aud al
points OF interest IN salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

Thr iTsrpEr srNt- wTTKLr NHws is pub
nshsd on Iucsdav and Friday OF each wees
1he TstrEt WErKLf On magazine torml
10 published eycry saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
9TH Et=-
0ECURITY ABSTRACT co.
Office In peserot National Bank
Building. Salt Lake city.
Utah. Telephone. lac.

pKroroHs rs Richards, Thos O. Weber,
\. ". Clayton, Elias a. Smith, NJ. 2 Cum.
minEa, james H. Moylr. Chas. o. RohsFds.
A. ", Carlson. }. o. Cutler.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

The itsERrT FvINSa Stws is published
ctty tuuony excepted, tt tcfrcr touih and
, II Temple streets alt take city.
Trfm fditiou At o 10pm. Regular EDITION
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-31

IN patent leather with broad buckles OF
afnethysts. The hair was collcd high
with gllttcrlng butterfly Of amythlst
and emerald wing.
DINNER TOILETS IN PINK AND
BLUE.
one OF her guests wore a gown OF
salmon pink and white. II was made
after a French pattetn and cut high in
the neck
The pink was cut princesse, the white
mousscllne, nccnrdeon-ple9ted draped
over H. The pink was cut very low In
the neck, the mousseline plated
Into high collar OF white crystal was
gathered IN At the waist by heavy
crgstai girdlc and depended from this
girrile in long VandyciI points, that fen
nearly TO the hem OF her pink skirt
Around the hem OF tina skirt was hid
two rows % crystal pnsscmcnierie IN dis
tinctly wavy lines The sleeves were or
pink with accordion pleated mousseline
laid over, and held in puffs by bands OF
crystal passementcrie placed In long wavy
lines around Thorn.
Another guest wore a gown OF blue
taffetns With a fine bhyadere stripe Of
pink running through X. The fun skirt
had three boS-pleatings OF double edged
Venetian lace laid on foot apart. These
were held down tho center by tiny
band OF pink crystal trimming The waist
was short ard FUN laid on the elk lining
In gathers from the round neck to the
waist. These gathers were caught down
by strips Of pink pnssementerie running
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-31
a WOMAN mERcAANr.
She Began with Nothing and is Now IN
dependent

She Began with Nothing and Is Now IN
dependent.
For the Sunday Post.
In fashionable summer city in the
Northern part OF New York State there
lives woman merchant who. for several
years past. has been making an excellent
living Tor herself and family Of three chill
dren. She has paid on mortgage upon
her fouse, and Is educating her family.
bcsldea being herself an active member OF
the social circles IN which she moves. and
having time at her disposal to take pleas
ure trips and otherwise enjoy herself. pre-
ciscly ~ a man would do II he were en-
gagged IA d prosperous business
Like many other fourIshing merchants,
Mrs. w. I'll. Baker began very hulnbiy.
She cleaned gloves and slippers. having
tirst learned exactly how TO do II from a
cleaning establishments ana then. sue,
seeding so wei, she began 70 clean neck
and party gowns Not having enough
friends 20 Keep her supplied with work.
she got out cards and personally placed
them In the private letter boxea lp all the
big hotels, Of which therc are many in her
town. and when Il came winter she was
some trade. as many OF her summer GUS
toners we're willing 70 send their gloves
and slippers 20 her by mail between sea-
sops.
Next, or almost at the same time. she
began to do stamping. Hs abe noticed that
The winter residents Of her town We're
Obliged 10 send Ions distances to Ket their
Christmas presents marked" Tor embroid-
ering. And then she discovered that very
pretty patterns could be got at no cost
from arr magazines and newspaper supple
merts, ana THAI people were glah 20 get
these because they were new ana quite
different form others they had seen.
DOING THINGS JUST RIGHT.
By marking everything very carefully
and daily freshening her stock with new
patterns and initials, the stamping bust
MSS grew until Il was necessary 10 get Ia
a supply Of embroidery silks and flosscs
10 obiige the people who wanted 10 see
rle colors before ordering large pieces
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-31

SO on. with every order. The waiter has
Always TO come back and inquire .show
many portions" OF each order IS wished.
Again a woman invariably writes Down
her game, and adds. bring seine salad
win that. These trlhes worry a walter
and he can not be banned II the order is
served wrong.
A caterer said to me yesterday that he
couldn't Imagine why It WAS that wo-
man wouldn't learn TO order like man,
bur instead should leave so much for the
waiter y remember or infer.
THE HOSTESS MUST NOT CONSULT
HER GUESTS.
Again. II woman has Invited her
friends in luncheon, she shouldn't trouble
them with the order q am writing now OF
those who have not given nm advance
order 40 the manaaers). She b supposed
to know what IS nice and proper ana she
shpuid gve her verbal orders.s In ad-
oition TO her written orders, to the waiter
with as much quietness and unostensation
as phss!o,e.
Nothing ls worse form in man or wo-
man Tran to inquire of his or her guests
What via they n.ive. Yet 1t Is done
over and again, especially by women. 1t
~ necessarily embarrassing for a guest
70 have suti question put to her, and
" nine cases out Of ten the answer IS
oh anything"
woman should make ordering a study
and train herself to quickly decide when
she s,ps down at the table. what VIII
make an enjoyable lrnchean Her guests
VIII excuse her much more easily for
having them served with a course they
DO not care for than for emharra s5lng
them With anything SO bad form" as re-
uuestlng their choice OF "catab.es"
As 10 the question Of tips" / asked q
man who lives club life, what was the
usual amount. He said Generally II
cents on me dollar But the amount OF
tip VARIES with people.
Tho advantages Of this mode OF enter
tanning are easily seen, and other cities
are quickly following the lead OF New
York women, Il saves the tearing up OF
ones mousse Il the affair IS large, the
worry over a good cuisine and does away
with that awfuily weary feeiinE that takes
50 much ort 81 a lsrstess consequent upon
looking after the details OF her hospitality.
Harrydele Hallmark
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-31
Rlre FoR You've LADIES.

Orange cups OF Derby silver are a
novelty.
Stick pins and scarf pins always make
acceptable gifts
Heart shaped boxes OF enamel are sold
for holding hair pins,
The Japanese ivory toothpicks are odd,
rather than pretty.
Bonnet pins in flower ana bird designs
are popular this season
Tho old fashioned medallion brooches are
again in high favor.
Moonstones and diamonds are popular
combination In jewelry
Rubber umbrella straps with silver
clasps, are pretty and reasonable
a gold thImblc seen this week was stud
ded with pearls and turquoise,
Pretty ash trays, napkin rings and sugar
spoons come in good plated ware
Delicate cups and saucers range in price
from - cents 20 So apiece,
The newest card cases, pocket books
portfolios and belts nre made of snake
skin
Silver shoe lie clasps make an appro-
PIRATE gift to the girl who goes 70 dances
and parties,
ono OF the newest coffee spoons haa n
handle designed IN the fashion OF sprig
Of goldenrod.
Al sorts Of charms. book marks, KEY
rings and necktie clasps OF gold and silver
are seen In great variety.
Columbian rings and hat pins, with TIM
heads made Of The Columbian half dollar,
are In demand fcr the holidays
some silver novelties arc tooth br,sh
covers, yaseline spoons. corsage boquet
pins. tiny glove cologne TASKS almond
spoons aud letter clips
For JanauAfy bride n handsome nr.,-
ent would be q pearl necklace. a pendapt
or prayer book bound In MORE ma
mounted with silver
a pair 4 sllver embroidery scissors. n
plated glove Garner and a small gold boy
holding needles aud pins are pretty addi.
tions q dainty work box
a golden haired lassIe win be GLAD 20
receive half dozen gilt hair ping: and
Tor = maid with brown or raven tresges
you might select dark tortoise shell pins
Fer traveller a useful gift IL a nlisree
silver brandy nash, a siik sponge bag.
medicine cup with corkscrcw postage
stamp CASE or a drinking cup.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-31

tinued. s'Did you girls all engage car
rpges? ] didn't II doesn't pay Just 20
take Al round the corner. couldn't afford
II anyway"
a moment later. when there was lull.
Meg chilled; @Amy, Amy Van Decker,
won't sou come here minute2 ! want
10 ask you somethiiig."
Amy came button hook In hand ana
seating herself on q footatoo, began bnt-
toning her boots. Aaeg lowered her voice
Have you that old brown dress yon wore
al the masquerade last fail, and the hnt9.'
Amy nodded her head, stamping her LEFT
foot prmiy Into the boot.
We'll. J want 70 borrow them tomor-
row mornlDg"
What fora''
"ohi It's Joke on Al that has Just
popped into nay head You know that
he bet me pound OF chocolates he would
Wish me a Happy New Yearl' first again
this year. He doesn't expect TO see me
unit the big family dinner tomorrow.
and by that lime l dare say that ] shall
be talking so fast shah forget all about
H. as usual. But / am going 70 dress up,
he wont know me. and then in the morn-