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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-03
IN THE CAPITAL.
Trouble over the Reciprocity Treaties
with spain and Braxii.


WAsuiSGroS, May Am evening
paper says abundant reason for ths
abandonment OF the policy OF recl.
pIocity under tho Mckinley bill exists
IN tho complaints received by the statp
department regarding eyasions Of the
treaty by the Spanish officials In Cuba.
The Spanish government WAS forced
into the treaty by the diplomacy Of
blaine, because OF fear that II Cuban
augsr-grower5 were deprived OF their
market In the United States through
reciprocity arrangements with other
sugnr.srrwing countries, they would
rise anu revolt against Spain.
The BRAZILIAN government IL also
making troutls over the reciprocity
treaty, tho article continues. 1t was
understood that when the schedules o {
DETERMINATIONS In favor Of tho United
States arc made tho general scale
OF BRAZILIAN import duties might he
raised. Brazil took advantage OF this
arrangement 10 raise this duliiblr
schedules as soon as the reciprocity ut
hngemcnt was made.
The result has been very small net
gsin 70 American merchants, while the
peolle Of Brazil nre complaining
OF Increased schedules against o her
committee. Spain and Brazil would
probably be wiped out at once but for
tao uesirs If the naturalization 10
proceed with doliberation.
AFFECTING THE DUTY ON WOOL.
An important ruling affecting the
duties on wool was embodied ia In.
strucllons addressed by Acting Score.
tary hamlin OF tho treasury Icpntt-
ment 10 the collector of cnstouis nj
New York today. Tho colluclor was
directed TO refund 10 certain imnoriers
excess duty exaclod on third .elasa vnnI
In accordance with the decision of ibe
circuit court Of appeals at New York.
Tho result will be that nne.bnlf nj thc
duty exscted Will 10 refunded.
CLEVELAND IN wAsHIN aroN.
Preaident Cleveland and marty mr..
rived bore at 6:55 this sf ernoop. pr,s.
iient Cleveland anu several cabinet
ofiloera expressed themselves as highIy
pleased with their visit to Chicago,
FREE GOLD INCREASING.
The gold In the treasury Ia increns.
Ing tlowly and the Biluation ia resarI.
cd ~ satisfactory. There has been some
Criticism OF the statement that Chicago
National banks held more gold coin
Than thonc OF New York. Tine In,
tlioial report on tho subject showah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-03

CHICAGO, May 2,--rho walters
strike extended 10 the Worlds Fair
grounds today, aud though lomporar.
ily settled VIII break out again TO.
morrow. All the mon employed thoro
today demand that they be given SIS
a week, instead OF $40 mouth, at
which price they have been WORKING
the demand was granted, but tonight
the men, tar from being appoasod by
the concessions, have made up their
minds to nsk tomorrow for $50 ppr
week, ami VIII strike II they d0h'l
ret Ii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-03
Drowned Ia u River.

sEAHcY, Ark, May 2.--Flvs men
Lost their iives Ia the raging torrent OF
IA little river here today. They attempt.
ed TO CROSS the river in small boatto
go to dinner. When they reached the
middle OF the stream the torrent over
came them and hurled the boat against
u rock, wrecking II. Tue mon wero
thrown into the river and soon carried
down with the current.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-03

WISSIEro, May "a dl0pstch from
Emmefson tonight is TO the effect that
tue neighborhood IL transformed into II
great lake by tho ilOoling OF Red
river. Tue damage IN EmmeIson Ia
heavy. several buildings have been
carried away. Merchants IRE moving
their goods Tor tho icc)nd time since
tho river broke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-03

NEW York, May 2.-An after.
noon paper says thar Russian Consul
General O.arovsky yesterday declined
20 place his signature upon passport
issued by tho state Department and
prescnteu by Mn. sadie Schwartz Of
this city, the wife OF citizen Of the
United S,ntee, on the ground that she
was Hebrew and the laws Of his
country forbid him signing tucn
pAsspJrle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-03

New York, May 2.-Judgment was
entered In the Richmond county clerks
office yesterday against Erastus WI.
man In favor Orren l.. Wood for sl0,.
900. WlmRn's financial complications
Will probably be Strengthened out
much sooner than expected, as his
land viii BIO disposed Of AZ soon a.
possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-03
Firein Louisville.

LOUIsvLLT, May 2.-Flre broke out
In power building shortly before
midnight and destroyed aud damaged
thirty'five buildings, causing a loss Of
between $500, 900 ana 100000.
At 1870 this "Wednesday morning
tho flames are under control, but are
still dangerous.
Two flremen, unknown, wore Injured
by n falling wall and an Ariel truck
was smashed iuto eplinteIs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-03
Tho Fronch MinIstry.

PARIS, May 2.-Tae ministry 70.
celved rebuff In the deputies todny.
Yyci-Guyo moved the urgency for n
motion IN favor Of the abolition of
oc,rol dulles. Notwithstanding the
fact that Dupuy, the premier. opposed
the motion, 1t was carried by vote Of
902 10 9l6,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.


" You WANT TO MY 4 wEfi-EsrAg.
1 i4hcd business In good location NJ viii
pay you 70 see me. Nv j. Began, 40 fosioficc
block.
A IIRsT.CI,Ass nOARDfNB AND LONG.
~ INK -honse half bloot from buuntsa
ccntnr Twenty. oight MONS, twenty toumers
aud boardofs now IN house Everything com-
pieic, $500 W. !. 80 an, 40 to,tomeo block.
rI,ItE Drsr LD0ATED MD MOST POrU.
4 lar hotel IN tho city. sixty iso rooms,
w? gining.r99m,, hyo yiAi nan S'g sp.;a
furniture and nxtnres complete, alll. W. D..
Hogan. 80 rosioiilcc bloca.
IIoRTY.rw0 FURNISHED Rooms ar 4
II tacrinrc owner icavnf ri.y tulgnfd
location; electric liFhtsi h9l, once. Iu. PEGS
paying house IN the citf. Pfioc, $3.50 ". J.
Began, 100 r0stoiiicc block.
fINHE BEsT URouERY BUsiNEs- rs THE
1 city. cttihiisnof three ycari lat ycar'a
sale 5000. nyo years lease low iult, price,
5000 W. j. Hogan. Nl Postoniso bloc
A FiNsr. GLASS GROcHlil AND Mat
~ market combined average sales fifl1 ucr
month price $50. W. J. Boean. $40 fustoncu
Hook.
A $50 sALoDN. AYENNGE saLE.. %
n per month, EiinD 'iahrd Ton years lIrst'
CLAWS trade and location. nolt fau9u PROPOSE.
iipn IN the city. w. j. bogani 90 F0smhlcc
Block.
4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. UALF iN.
"A tcgcst In the biggest payns business ia
we 'lNt lHlANlithfu ~ lNhNf AHNNH TWO NNNfN
sales, 5000 Bu tinoss has grown Goo lsfrc Tor
one In handle, the only reason for .eNing BuY.
~ must nave hfst.cla.s rcicte0ces ana husmess
qualifications. VIII guarantee % al.lry VI 500
per month TO right party. iricc, ti1ll. W. j.
Hogan, 40 rost nlce liloos.
CZEn BUYs TIt Bksr LOCATED
- ~ restaurant Ia the city with nrst.
cins' tradc. w. ). logan. go ioainf.co Block.
SIOObg,Y.ss.AA G s5,sI 4, :; ;,,, rCi
good location. elcc rio lghis, onc0. uining.
room and halls, rent so, Can clear f.Ol per
mouth. W. J. Hogan, go iosiofol block.
C.0Nn BUYs COMPLETE sIOCK
'DOOO aud nxtnrCs OF fruit anu
cignr stand. Best location IN ely. Can clcar
500 per m0ntn. W. J. Began, 90 r0itonco
block.
A sNAP-fhE ENTIRE fuHNIruRE
~ ~ 10 furnished room. only 500. cost
800 Hcnt as ". J. hogan, tIu lostonco
block.
Y HAVE WHOLE OR HALL lNTEKEsT
4 for safe 10 hotels, manufucftflcs. general
luerch tnltc, saloons, grocetius, msat markets,
laundrics, restaurants. millinery, barb Crslopa,
furnished rooms fruit aud CIGAR stands, ote.,
nt auy price from $40 ~. W. J. Hogan. 40
fot1nl'o block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-03
lHE RESURRECTION IN CUBA
Fifteen Hundred Hen Ready 10 Fight
for Cuban Liberty.
Matter Under Abatement.
-Ihr Dchring Dispuic.

KEY WEST, Fla, May 2.-Tho Gu.
bans " Key West are astir aud brim-
iul Of cnlhu ilaem. Four hundred men
met last hight and were addressed by
prominent speakers, who called for
volunteer. From eighty to one hun
diei men them .epped cut aud pledged
Themselves to fight for Cuban freedom.
IL is learned tina. twenty men took
uparms April 2i,h in Hurnio, In the
province OF Santiago. Led by two
urotIcis named 5arto,us, sons OF a
rave Spanish general, marching 10
Nelnscp thoy were reinforced ny eighty
mon. Having few arms they took
provisions from the store aud proceeded
10 the coast.
The force OF the insurfectio nlsts
April 18th amounted TO 1000 men, un.
usually well ARMED. The captain-gen.
etal called n council OF war Thursday
night In Havana, and issued "a mani.
fssto declaring tho provinces OF Santiago
uudof martial law, anu Offering par.
dGn ~ al who would lay down tnelf
arms IN eight days. He ordered tho
battalion NJ TerfagOna to leave on the
steamer Nlllaveide for JiData, bus at
the hour Of sailing Ffiday directed
them - Puerto Pfiuuyre, whciu they
were to join another battalion. Threu
companies OF cavalry ordered to Jibara
received later orders TO 20 direct to
Aianzanilloa, Indicating that the insur.
Eectlouis,s wero marching rapidly
north, or that the outbreak was spread.
Ing.
TROOPB IN PURSUIT.
HAVANA, May The news IN re.
gari 70 tue iueurrection Is that tho
bandits are between Puerto Dsl PadIe
harbor, Oh the northeast coast OF CUBA,
anu Manati. Sc ven columns Of troop
are IN pursuii, the troops being sup
ported by two spanish shipB Of war oil
the coast. Up 10 date not u single en-.
counter has taken place between the
troops nnd rebels. 1t IL Tumored that
the rebels propose 10 surrender II they
Will DO guaranteed their lives will DO
spared.
TO CONSIDER TIE MATTER.
Madrid, May "A cabinet coun.
ell was called THIS evening TO decide
what reiniOfcements Rai supplies
should be despatched TO Havana.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-03
TROOPS IN PURSUIT.


Madrid. May "A cabinet coun.
ell was called THIS evening TO decide
what reiniofcements aai supplies
should be despatched to Havana.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-03

A SECOND HAND sTUDEBAKEG a..
~ Wagon. Apply to ". A., stale Hank OF
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-03
FOR SALE.

J1HgEE FoURTns JERSEY cows, CIV.
ing milk Apply 10 Elias Morris. $50 5.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14
Protection Agains, Lightlin! at Sea.


Tac small proportion OF vessels str0cr
bv lightning AZ sea IS excellent tesu.
mony to the effectiveness OF the meas
urcs that have been adopted Tor the pro.
lection OF ships against such disaster.
rne plan usually followed 10 to run
copper lightning rois down the masts,
connecting at the lower end with the
copper shcalhng OF the vC'5c, IN case OF
a wooden ship. The upper ends OF tue
rods extend little above the tops OF
the masts AMI have platinum points. In
iron vessels connection is nale with the
mass of metal, aud in both cases light
ntny is almost invariably dl>sipa!el
without damage. This system is Of
great value on beard of men of war,
where there are large quantities Of
powder, and were it not for the pro:ec'
ton thus Afforded it would be positively
dangerous to be anywhere near war
vessel during thunderstorm. OF the
two WAYS OF connecting the lightning
rod with the shettniny, one in TO run
the rod through tue decks, down the
masts, aud make the connection at the
bottom OF the vessel, aud the other is to
run 1t across the deck from the point
where the mast enters over the side and
down to the shcNthiug. Tao latter plan
j. considered the safer of the two
Chicago News Record.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly u+ed. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy Lille iHuye. with
les expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world, best product. to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value 10 health of the purr liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, syrup Of Figs.
It. excellence i due 10 its -cnting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties OF perfect lax
atiyr; cdcctuaIIy cleansing the system,
di,pcling colds, headaches and lever,
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction To- millions and
met with the approval of the medical
prof.>-jo because il act on the Kid
new. Liver amd Bowel, withoy' weak
cniuc thea and it Is perfectly fl from
ever ohirrtioral r. -uh.tyucy.
syrup Of Fig, j, for al. rs nj drug
gi,t, in soc and Il bottle, but is man
ulartnrcd by III. California Fig syrup
Co, only, vl,-r name princeton, every
r.r&agr, a. - the r..r. ; mp If Fig,
and being we'll iuj.rrel. yad sill not
-o. auy aaL-tilu, i ,r..,i.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14

Captain p. Stanley, Of Sllvcrton, COL,
accompanied by TnomAs Sewell, G. j.
Gavin and j. c. Clark, of Denver, went
to ADiquin, New Mexico, to prospect in
the old Spanish copper canon. While
prospecting in what is known as Devils
GuIch, they were a,tonished at ghastIy
discovery they made there in the way OF
the skeletons of company OF soldiers
that had been missing from Fort Mary
ever since the memorable day Of the
Apache raid on Espauola, September .,
1879. 1t was supposed they had been
mastered by the Indians as not one OF the
lorty.threc ever returned, but it seems
they all must have drank from the poi.
sonpus verligris spring, where their
skeletons have LAIN, bleaching for the
last thirteen years. Forty.three skele.
tons, some of them still iucAsed in uni
form; three piles OF guns, stacked as
they had left them; lot Of ammunition,
and the skeletons of forty.tive horses
constituted the extent of the CHASTITY dis.
covcry. New Orleans PIClyune.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14
An Fpicureun Delicacy.

Ba.,-chCcLs i the very latest gas
Economical novelty. They do not
figure on cafe menus ye', and are
found only a. tie most gorgeous and
exlravagnut private dinners. The
dish comes very high, because it lake.
about "a ton OF ba.- To furnish a small
di-h of checks The cheek of bass
is tinv nugget IF The tenderest and
most lclicatcly Favored meat. found
in the lower part of the head on either
side. This i lifted out, and the re-
maindcr of the bass i. tossed away.
One Philadelphia holcl-man has
achieved a reputation in Thu, city and
New York by his preparation of bass
checks, and every lime lac receives "A
big order he creates corner in the
bass market. philadelphia Reco:d.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14

a dispatch from Augusta. Ill.,, say
that four miles northwest of that
place, a few days ago, William Alien
bored a well on hi fnlm, going 10 a
depth of scvcnty-.cvcn feet. A. that
dcp,h sudden Y he entire bottom fc.l
out, carr, ing all hat about five feet of
the walls with il. At the bottom OF
the deep hole thus formed could be-
seen = swift rushing stream. All
efforts to tin up this hole have proved
futile, the rushing current carr, ing
away everything thIown into it
i>rlCu'iiir AmcricrIL
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14

In 4 recent work on rrimnology the
learned investigator says that out of
nincty-right Young men criminals ii
per cent. did not blush when examined.
OF l22 female criminals, 3 per cent.
did not blush II our novels are to
keep up with science they must change
their mdicia Of emotion, 1t must be
the men vino blush and the other sex
whose ~rn>itivcnc>o must not be rcgu-
lar feature. l.candcr bushes aN he
declares himself or is suddenly brought
up against Il sentimental outcrop.
But Hero take, it calmly. The scicn-
list also notices thnt women blush about
the ears rather than on the cheek. This,
also, requires a change in the novels.
1t is Il pointer. too, for the ladir, man
who is Watching for signs that he is
making an impression If he fastcrS
his gaze upon the left ear he may see
something that will tell him he may
consider himself happy Kansas City
Times
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14
CLIPPINGS.

Chicago packs and ships over o,ooV'-
600 hogs year
The coloring matter of the emerald
i derived from the fossil remains OF
animal life.
Boston, Mass, lays claim to the
oldest postal clerk in the service. HIS
name is Charles Bingham.
The fact was long ago ascertaincd
in England that the marriage rate re-
spends 10 the price Of corn.
Tie Hebrew Colonization Associa-
ton of the Argentine Republic owns
about 272, 900 acres of land.
Queen Victoria has consented TO the
exhibition of the historic tapestries IN
Windsor Castle at the Worlds Fair.
The value of the product of tho
American silk mills reached so1, 49,
ole in 1890, being more than double
the output Of 1880.
James j. Hill of st. Paul, MIMI,
the railroad magnaic, has splehulu
collection of French paintings, bought
on hi, own Judgment. lie talks as
understandingIy of art as of rail-
roads.
The Shah of Persia does not posses
railway train OF any kind. He goes
about Persia in carriages or on horse
back, and, although siXty-two years
of pgc, is still one of tho best horsemen
in Persia.
The Council of Agriculture in
SlXony controls the trade in feeding
stutls so tint farmers may be sure to
get them pure and unauthorized. The
feeds are subject to inspection at tie
Royal Agricultural Experiment Station
ut Mockcrm near LcilAg.
The net income of Denmark, from
its agricultural aud dairy products,
exceeds SO, 100000. The exports of
butter during the twelve months end
ny September 20, 1892, amounted to
90 325, 900 pounds, while the value OF
rgg- exported WAS over $1,000, 900.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14

wear so many OF them are stifened WITH
the ouills Of turkey feathers, employed
As substitute for whalebone. Scientists
say that al birds are descended from
reptiles. Their feathers are mere scales
modified bv fraying out AZ the edges.
Fish scales are used for making flowers,
and the outer coating OF such scales, dis.
solved in acid, is male to serve IN the
manufacture OF Roman pearls, to which
liuing of this curious substance gives
their beauty. Sayages wear the hide OF
gariish for a breastplate, which Will
turn any knife OF spear. bullet VIII
pierce it. but hatchet cannot chop
through it at one blow. Supplementary
to this is worn helmet made from the
skin Of the porcuplne fish, which IS COW
cred with formidable spines. This,
whc fastened on the head, serves most
efTectuailv TO butt with. The ESkImo'
make travelling boots aud whole suits oil
clothing out of salmon skin.
The bones, hoofs ami hair OF animals
will not be neglected. Beef bones are
used very extensively "a substitute Tor
ivory. Poker CHIPS are made from the
shinbones OF the COW. The finest shay
ing brushes are manufactured from bad
rcr's HAIR, aud "camels halr' brushes
are turned out in grca. quantities from
SQUIRRELS tails and from the hair that
yrows inside the ear Of the OK. iloots
supply furniture casters, as well As glue
and that beautiful pigment known as
Prlsslan blu. Blood is utilized rs II
material for door knobs and buttons,
aud also for re ming u sqr. The iLtcs-
tines OF the sheep furnish putty cases aud
the article known commercially as cat
cut. Bladders are employed for to-
bacco pouches From the intestlue5 of
the walrus the Eskimo makes waterproof
clothin. without which he never ven
lures into his trail kyak. From them
also he turns out fishing floats for set
lines. The "sncIIs" to which fish hooks
are attacnci are the intcstincs OF inma-
ture silk worms.
Tho National Museums collection Of
oils Is very remarkable. There ia oil
'ro,n 'ne no'' 81 ''U &C. .n" "H,'' Ioii
WIN ~. ,'y.H, A' AT' ~, . Ill r,h;o,
rom ,, ''Ie 'o'o.e,s - w.. oI,. rI, rot,or
wiz rec WY ~, ~, " Io',ro dro,,;.r
- p''''t1,', ~. , .L,, Ia. Looaa.h -
va ,'o'' WV 10" 'to, rD !, .so,,n,noodnd co.
'"'''' utP'' S';I'' - .t -, ,.;Io tna
t"'""''''1'' " .s ,''' =; ~. 49, ~ ,ad
S''s I"'ta,'' VI ,r r'e ~ n,tiys' Of r.S,dor
'"' "~''"' -, H.. =, oL-I a,irod
.''a >v "u ", - '~1 , ',i thar c,naiIo,
''e ur ,,'t, ,, r','0" ~" J., Cln,,i
.l"i' ~ ' .t. ~, '' a;,t,;, ,a,4on al
, vac; ,'a ' ,"r C,r ,y,tcr,r3,sny mr.
''''' - W., 49,. ' .t',,,, ,t,,
''es ''o'i a ''o '',, '',ns
'"se''7' Wa" ~. - th;s nncn,iar are,so
- W. "e,=", ,,I +" . w." :" tnaI. s. H.
'e '"'e''' C'';o' "'' w., ~ n, ~ :.
sap VI 'o-'"'' PN
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14
Tie Mouths of Leaves.

The botauist, the real Investigator who
has got down to making real explora-
tions for himself, will talk to you about
the thou'ands of minute "stomatos' on
the surface of a leaf. These invisible
"stomates' are really the mouths through
which the leaves take in carbonic acid.
Tney are most abundant on the upper sur.
face of leaves; each il an oval opening,
guarded by pair of lips which open aud
close according to requirements. They
vary from less than 1000 to more than
70, 900 to tue square inch Of leaf surface.
st. Louis Republic.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14
IuIp,ItstlOu to His Wedding.

He called upon her on that Thursday
evening as he had called on many pre-
cediny Thursday evenings, aud their
conversation was If the same general
character that it always had been.
They discussed the weather aud the
neighbor. aud the current social func-
lions.
She had come TO have a tender re-
gard for him which would blossom
into love if he would but extend the
invitation To 10 so, bu; she sighed as
,he waited in vain for any indica-
ton If such an intention on his
part.
On this Thursday evening, as he
arose to go, he -aid carclcs-ly:
"Oh, bv the way. called tonight TO
invitevou {" INV wedding.
a pan. went through her heart.
Was hi, TO he the end Of their rJin-
muning, together: IIud another stolen
his heart while he spent - much o.
Ills lime with her? Bu' right brayc'y
.hc replied. bat not without lrenor
IN her voice:
"Whu is to he the Bride
"You, love he replied. ~ lac r.
traced his step, and folded her in IN
arms, contcmlrd and happy. 49, Judge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14

One OF the p"cuiIorltc- Of the roroa-
nut palm j. that it never stands upright.
\ Maytalan ,ayrHg ha> il That. lie
who hu> looked upon dead monkey;
hr who ha- found the nest OF paddy
bird; Ii" who hath hchrld II straight
rocoanut or In> ia,homru the dcccitiup
heart Of woman shall live forever.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14

The United STATE. tori edo boat
Cu,ulng has been painted 4 bojI.r
green.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14

Chain and cable suspension bridges
auiClatr the Chi, in "-;t
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14

IT, TIA. prAt i~-u~ o. n. InIsr VII appear
deer ptlrH 81 GNI>iHt, th, lI~tlN celebrated
Wall I'm Sh. manufactured a. brHud R1iid~,
Mica. and adapted to an -, o- uf plain and
rel II decorating. Bc sure and not overlook II.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14

Il is stated that the Bank Of France "ili
make IL Notes from ramie tinrr NtI'
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14
N W. TLLNOO.N, NO ARl FJBITI.
CA ARRH
HALLS
CATARRH CURE
Is TAKEN
INT ERN ALLY.
and acts directly
Ipon the Blood and
mucous surfaces.

j.. b, WALTHALL co, Druggists. Hor,c
ave Ky, say; Halls CatArrh Cure cures
.Ncrv one that takes it
CONDUCTOR Il. d LOOMS. Detroit, Mich.
Ays: The ereCt of Halls CHtarrh Cure. n
wonderful" Write him about it,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14

. .tN.r,,! a., 90, -rrrtt,~ r-u In. .-..E lll".up-
suu.- Eyc-vatcr. Druggists hat - per bottle.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-14

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