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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-27

For every steer fed have two hogs to
follow II. Feed the steer all the grain
and bay lac will eat, beginning with
but Elk pounds Of grain n day fed Ia
two rauons. Increase this up 10 twelve
poundn OF grain per day or more. The
noga viii PICK up from tho droppings
oi tue steers gOodly portion OF their
living. However, u 10 well 10 feed the
--Aagt ghouss. ..4ose 10 keep them grow.
ing we'll.
II hogs only are fed there will be-
some waste, and more care must be-
exercised. They should have a dry
place TO sleep and eat. Feed tnom all
the grain they will eat up clean anu
plenty OF luoern, but do not mix this
with tho grain. Milk for the little
fellows II worth nearly It's weight In
grain. Aside from this, hogs 10 d.
well should have charcoal or wood
asheh aud salt always before them, This
" OF the utmost Importance during the
winter season, Mix the salt ana the
Ashea-Ono piut OF the salt TO a peck OF
the ashes. Feed the hogs grain but
twice daily, aud leave no sour food
around In the troughs, nor allow Any
sour, atinking food " accumulate In
barrels or buckets. Watch the hoEa
cat every meal and see that no food 10
wasted. II there be any waste, arrange
10 that there bo none, Never feed
clear wheat mix Il with It, weight OF
bran,
Wheat will not asa rule pay 10 per
cent Tor grinding. Your miller should
10 II for o orr per cent.
II fed whole it IL better soaked. The
soaking tanks VI barrels should be- kept
clean anu sweet ana the soaking can
DO done without freezing,
IL 10 well Tor tho farmers Of neigh
borhood 20 meet together often aud talk
over their successes anu mistakes, and
II man has made mistake let ali
profit by II. Study well bulletins 81
Rnd 80 Of tho Experiment station anu
send Tor some OF tho oflcers VI tho
Agricultural College Experiment Sta.
ton TO meet anu talk over with you
The feeding problems. What 10 most
needed now 10 an organization o. tho
farmers, dnifymeu anu mutt growers.
We need the Fafmers' Iu1itutos
A. A. MILLS,
Agricultural College ami Experiment
Station.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-27
indigestion, Impure Blood
Cured by Hoods.

MI ~ w bFtdgca
20. !. Hood a Co.. Lowell Mass
"psar sinI- During the winter and spring
hayo used dozen bottles II HOODS sarsapa.
fIlh IN my family, aud AN quito suro wo have
beon greatly benefited BY It, For year, have
been troubled wish indigestion, aes0nnanisi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-27
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No. e-Tor Provo. bingham, and
All pOin's Eaats.s..,..,,..... a,0Ia a. m.
No t-ior Provo. Grand Junction
aud ali poinu Ea,.....,.... TOP m.
No G-lor Provo Mauu. and
salins ........ ........-........... ESQ p. IN.
No. s-for Eurcks .....-. -.....- ...... b.oOp. M.
40 t-ior ogden and Wett....-.... u 4, p, To-.
No. l-rJr ogden and tho WUst.... Loo pm.
Arrive salt Lake
No i-FrOm Provo, Grand Junction
and tho East......,.-".... iiop. N.
No. i-Tr0m Provo. Grand junction
and tho kHtts,....s,,.s.s...,s HAS D. m.
No. S-lrom bingham, Provo. Manu
and rhilua sssssssss.. .ss......... tit0 q. m.
No. 5-ftom Iuteka....... .....a...-.. p5sA N.
NO g-trom ugtca AuI Che West 71a
No. t-from Ogden and the West is0p. m.
only line running through Pullman Palace
Double DRAWING Room tIeUpora o. Denver via
brAnu Junction and 70 Kansas CITY and ChloA.
s. via colorado points, free roclining chair
cata saIt LAho o. beaver. and only line run
ming Pullman hlcepors talt LAte W sAh frau.
ctco. AochanEeal close oonnscuons. bAfet.
speed and comfort
Ticket 0lhCe, 10 v. End SOath.
n e. DODGE, A.E. wEDBY,
Gen. Manager. Gen. SupL
). ~. iLNNErr. Gen. P.Sr.A
+. n. BABCOCk, General Freight Aon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-22

antes de que trascurra ma hora, tendremos
que sufrir Ell abordaje Son mas que nosotros,
no necesi6o recordarlo, pero nosotros pelea-
mos cubierto: an minute aace que tai vez ha-
br1a yo a7ladido ' con discipline" No cabe
duda, por 10 msmo, de que podemos darles
una buena sacudida 81 ustedes GUSTAV.
Dicho este recorri6 las f!as para cerciorarse
de que TODD estaba Esto en- orden.
En- los dos costados mas angostos, sea en-
las cabeceras de Ia cabana, que veian al Este
al Oeste, no habia mas que dos troneras; en-
81 lado Sur que era en- ell que estaba el porta-
Ion, no habla ambi6n mas que dos. cnco en-
ell muro del lado Norte Teufamos por todo,
unos veinte mosquitoes para siete que 6ramos.
La lena habfa sido arregada cuatro pilas,
-llamemosle nlesdS-una hacia el medic de
cada unO de los lados, Y sobre cada uno de los
lados, sobre cada una de esas mesdS, Sc colo
caron cuatro mosquitoes bien cargados, listos
para que los defeusores del reducto los tuvie-
la maun. En ell centro los sabies esta-
ban alineadOs en- orden.
-Apaguese el fuego, dijo 81 CAPTAIN. FL
trio ha pasado va y no es convenieute que ten
gamos humo en- los ojos.
Ell cesto de hero con sus leTos encendi-
dos fue sacado por 81 senior Treawney en- per
SOFA, fuera de la cabana, las brazas Sc apa-
garon con arena.
Hawkins, no ha armorzado todavia, continue
el capltan. Vamos, chico, despachate por tt
mano y vuelvete tn puesto a conner. Vivo
vlvo; muchacho podria que 10 necesitars
antes de poder hacerlo,
T1, Junter sirve todos un buen vase dc
Cog5ac.
Mieutras este Sc bscfa, el Capitan completa
ba su imagination Ell plan de defensa.
Doctor, usted SO situara er la puerta, con
ADJ m f4aTlrra q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-22

con usted cubierto haga fuego a tesv6s del
portalon. Hunter, tn te situas en- ef costado
oriental, alh! Joyce, til al otro lado, al Oeste
Senior de Trelawney usted que es ell de me
jor punteria, Sc le encomenda, ayudado de
Gray, la defensa de este largo costado del Nor
to que tiene cinco trOEeras. Si ag1n peligro
corremos, ese peligro esta en- ese puuto. ST
ellos lOgraran subir hasta aquf hacer fuego
hacia adentro del reducto, per nuestras propias
tonees de color de hormiga. Hawkins, nj tu
nj 20 somos muy habiles, seg1n creo, para ha-
Ger punteria nosotros, pues, permaneceremos
al ladO de los tirador9s ocupados en- cargar las
armas
Como el Captain 10 dijo el frio habia "a
pasado. Tan pronto como el sol habia deiado
pasar sus rayos por sobre las copas de los ar
boles hasta nosotros. Sc dejo sentir con tods
su fuerza las parties no som mbreadas Y disp0 er
un instante Ia brQma del pantano. Muy prou-
to la estaba va abrazandose la resina
de los abetos comenzaba derretrse en- 10,
rnuros del reducto. Cogam3s a M iado loa
sacos jubones, las camisas 80 abrieron por ai
/ pecheras descubriendo nuestros cuellos cas-
/ hasta los hombrOs va actitud, cadi
uno estuvo de pie frme, sr IA al brazo, en- 81
puesto, con la doble 6ebre del caor de la ma
ansiosa espectativa.
Asi se paa6 mas de una bora
II Nal rayo los parta d;jo el Captain Es
/ TO 81 que es tan pesado como ma c0lnG- -cltichG
Gray, sllbale al vieuto.
Como 81 alguien hubera dido los votos de
Captain, aquel mismo nstante nos lego i
primera noticia del ataque-
Dispense usted Captain, diio Joyce 8
descubro aguno, debo hacer fuego?
- va 10 he dicho antes. contesto 81 Captain
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-22

mandose mutuamente con gritos, Y sintiendose
aleutados por los hHrTus @ los tiraaore7 de!
bosque. Sc hizo fuego sobre ellos varias We
ees, pero Sc movian con tai rapideZ era tai Ia
prisa De nuestros tradores que no Sc logr6 que
ninguna de sus balss diera en- sl bla1co- En-
un momento los cuatro piratas habian trep ado
Ell declive de la Iona estaba ga sObre nos
otros.
La cabeza de Job Andersen apareci . Ia
tronera del centro gritando con una voz de
trueno
II Todos ellos todos a ellos
Al mismo instante OTTO pirata logr6 apode
rarse del mosqnete de Hunter cogieHdoselo
violentamente por ell canon descargo sobre
rodar en- TERRA sin seutido. Entire tanto, IN
tercero corrio sano y salvo en- torno de Ia casa
apareci0 subtaments en la puerta cayendo
sobre 81 Doctor cuchi!lo en- mano
Nuestrs posici6n habIa cambiado por com
pleto Tn momento aptes peleabamos nosOtros
/ cab ,4rto Y Ell enemgo campo raso ahora
.asutlos eram0s los descubiartos imposlbLi-
;a4"s para volyeg golpe por golpe
( interior del reducto esta0a lleuO de humo
cuva rircG stancia de5i,n0s, en- parte. nues-
rra saigaciou relativa. Gritos, confusion, re-
tatnaagos de armas de faego, detonaciones y
a. g-snido muy prolongado perceptible, todo
s-to repicaba de una manera atronsdora en-
MI oiios.
- Afuera muchsehos, efuera :, g,t6 81 Ca
ptan. a pelear al Gescuberto mano al
arrua blanca
Yo arrebate una cuehilla 9e las del centro
V alguuo cue al lnismo tempo Sc aPoderaba de
otra me inf 10 una cortada en- los nudilos,
qua casi nj senti. Me lance hacia la puerta,
sali4ulo uz del sol. Aiguiee, no Sc quien,
IA detras de n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-22

Mi gcacias, senor, coutesto Joyce con la
misma trsuquila cortasfa
Por alguuos nomentos NADIA suee16 pero
aquel 5orto dialogo nos habfa passto todos
alerta, concentrando toda nuestra vida eu los
oidos y los oios Los tiradores seguiau cou
s2s Fnosquetes en- las manos Ell Captain el
centro del reducto con los labios muy spreta-
dos con Ell ce6o fruncido.
Asi transcnrreron uoos segun3os mas hssta
que de repente ofmos Joycz preparar
ma disparar acto continuo To3avia no Sc
oimos repetido por disparos qus parti4n de
i tyida, sobre cada uno lie los cGatro costados
del reducto. Varias baIaa dieron co=trs los
postes de los muros, paro ninguna penetro
adentro. Caaudo Ell l1mp - a1bo dslpado,
| IA estacada el bosqne que Il o.cunda ap2re-
clan tan quietos desocupados como antes n
uua Sc movia nj 81 orillo del canon de
IN solo mosquete denunciaban la presencia lie
! nuestros adversarios
"a L. acartaste tn hombre ?, pregcnt6 .
No senor, replico Joyce, me pareoe ne
30.
--Pues podia hacerse algo mejor que ESQ
decir verdad, refunfuno 81 Captain Smolet
Hawkins, carga otra w e-e mo q lete 6Cuan
tos cree usted que habia del lado lie usted
Doctor
-Puedo decirlo con toda precision: tres dis
paros hicieron de este lado Hs vi>to la
tres llamaradas, dos de elias muy iuntas, i
otra mas lelana, hacia ell Poniente-
. II Tres =. djo Ell C8pitan. cuantas poI {
lalo de ustea senior De Trelawoey
Esta pregunta no fue contestada taats
exacttad. S-gtln 81 Caballero, los disnaros
Ihechos sobre FL costaao Norte eran nnos sete
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-22
COCHB T'RISBMAUAL

Desde el dia del mes &c D t.
bre 1jtimo esta prestando servicio a
p1blico TN coche de Ponce i Ia Capi
tai y vice versa, fernando o5sej-ro
en- todos los pucb.os del tr5asito En-
Los pyeci0s FVos, en- Ponce y en- Ii
Bayalnonesa en- la Capital. en cuya
casas estan establecidas las respect
vas agencias, informaran acerca de
precio y condolences del viaje
Ponce, Nvbre. 5 de 1905 3v. ps
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-22

ROBERTO LU1dsrEyENsoN
LA TSLA DEL TESORO
XXI
Ell ATAQUE
Continuation. ]

Y cuando va todos ganamos humildemente
nuestras pssicones, prosigui6
II Gray l. teadras hoy una menci6n homo
rifca en- Ell diario de- bordo has eumplido
con tn deber como un buen marino. Sr. de-
Trelawney, me sorprende Ia conducta de usted
Doctor, 70 crei que alguna habia usted lle-
vado encima el uniforme del Rey, es asi como
servfa usted en- Fontenoy, senor! 81 era asi,
mejor hubiera listed hecho en quedarse en- 50
casa.
Los centineas mandados por 81 Doctor ssta
ban va todos en- sus troneras los demas hom
bres Sc ocupaban de cargar las armas, todos
con la cara ben encendida, puede cre6rseme, Y,
como dice 81 adagio ingI6s con ma palga en-
su dido
FL captain VIC todos On silencio por alg6n
ratio Y en- seguida hab6 asi:
Amigos mfos, acabo de descargar sobre
Silver una verdadera andanada. lie be puesto
de prop6sito, en- puDto de brea hirviendo asi
IS que, como va nos 10 la anunciado 81 misno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-22
LUZ RRILLANTE
ACeite para aIumbrado de famiIias
LIBRE DE EXPLOSIOE
u combustion erpO,atdraeG
SIN h1tnt0 M mai OIOr

Este aceite producto de una ia
bdcac1on especial es igual, sin su-
perior 4 los que Sc importan del ex-
tranjero bajo diversos nombres y
marcas, tanto porsus cualidades 1u-
ninicas como por la seguridad que
ofrece a los consumidores.
Nuestro precios son mucho mas
reducidos que los de las marcas ex-
tranjeras, que con este mayor pre-
clio no briudan q los consnmidores
ventajas de ninguna clase.
la experiencia adquirida en- es
ia industria durante muchos amos
en- los Estados Unidos, Cuka, Ne
jico Y otros paises nos permiten
ofrecer al p1blico un articulo que
no Sc puede mejorar EN- parte al
guua bajo ningun conceptO
Nuestrae marcas LUZ BRI-
LLANTE, ELETANTE Y LUZ
SOLAR estan ragistraaas 2 Sc per
seguira con todo = Figor d4 > lev
4 los falsifGa1aras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-22
Sc Venden

Los dos famosos cercados non brado~
.GUIRIBAI DI SOUFFRONT; el primero
de l52 cuerdas, y el segundo de so cuerdas
de extension; terreuo todo llano, de priuners
calidaa, superior para todo cultivo; ne ha
sido nunca roturado desde que desmon
to.
Anbos cercados senbrados de yerba de
guinea, estan divididos ppy el rio Canas.
UN CANAL DE RIEGO, construido to-
DO de ladrillos, que tiene 81 presa de aqua en-
81 mismo rio Canas sirve para regar Iov
mencionados terrenos.
Sc asegura que dichas 232 euerdas De
yerba de guinea son de 10 mas esplendido
en- esta clase de pastos.
Pueden venderse dichos terrenos sepa-
radamente
Para las condolences dc venta, entenderse
con dueno, que 10 es tambian de la ha-
cienda Amelia, en- cuyos terrenos hay abhn-
dantisimos einmejorables pastos de yerba.
guinea, malojillo y grama, los cuales So al
quilan para ganado vacuno.
Marso, 80 1894. 6fm T. pts.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-15
lie ports Of Pelotas. san Jose do Norte

the ports Of Pelotas san Jose do Norte
and Rio Grande 40 Sui, all places of i'm
portance In this rich and arstocratc
city Of Sac l'allln which is generally con
sidcred the most beautiful and desirable
residences place in Brazil. the recent news
that the rebel forces are advancing by
land from Die southwark is hailed With
satisfaction. y any rate foreign capital
and foreign residents who have made sac
paulo what it is. are universally on the
side Of the insurgents. The government
has rendered itself obnoxious here hv
measures of unnecessary severity, such as
suppressing newspapers, imprisoning edi-
tors and all outspoken citizens. Sac Paulo
is the capital Of the State of the same
name, the centre of the coffee trade, and
the seat of most of the foreign colonies in
Brazil, Germans predominating Santos
is its principal port, and that the govern
ment is concerned about it is proved by
the recent preparations that have been
made tvr resisting attacks both hv SEA
and land, by reinforcing the garrisons and
planting submarine mines and torpeeioes
In ttll the channels Of the bay Which can
M controlled lrpnl The fonts pn shore.
FANNIE i. WARD
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-15
STARTLING INCREASE!
Insanity Last Year.

The increase OF insanity last year over the
preceding year was startling Think IL ii,
Der ,ons suffering from nervous troubles, such
is lex and nervous headache nervousness.
neuralgia, spo,,lexv, dyspepsia
slee ples,ness, paralysis, ntrvau, prostratlon,
epilepsy, etc. Ine outlook would certainly
be liscouraging Ior v,u We're there 40 means
# escape ANY a he above difficulties,
ANA nh " HI W. are n IN .nce symptom NJ
insanity Or me ,tn.r equally leporable con
iIlion eniin, in 1'ictie Or premature death
DIR. t'ranSiin Miles the noted specialist,
has devoted over ~ wears to the lnvestiga
ton ~ nervals All ctlon<, md in the result
Of his l.bors Hes ta- only hope ot hose aillcf-
ed with the troHbe- narel. His Restora-
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If YOU have any nervous affection attend to
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Rev- J. Z Mller. ''as'or IF the VI F. church,
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goa doctors anl aigil veak~ of lravsl, ,lia me
littls god. r'u Y my reai W >tudy, aha ~.
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~ invalid could not eat ind lid hot get thirty
minutes sleep in u hours Lot 81 pounds in
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4 'sfpr tive Nervne Restorative Tonic ami Nerve
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WE ght can eat ani -ee". ani feel we'll as 7
-ErT - ltepheus. Carlisle Pa
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Tie interest at the Grange has been good

The interest at the Grange las been good
all winter, writes a member Of Stockton
Grange. Each Friday evening when we
have had no Invitations we haze had some
thing interesting w for discussion. Last
week Oh tile question, "Rrsolvea. That ac-
tions speak louder than words, the discus
sion was opened by w. ID. Colcord and prov
ia VERY interesting: nearly every member
present Including the ladies, said something
on tile question At the meeting the Week be
fore the regular question was tie new school
law twas opened by Sanford 3. Griffin and
Miss Lizzie Rantlell and generally discussed,
making the whole law and its purposes very
clear and bringing out several points where
IN tile public schools might to greater ex-
tent elevate thu interests Of agriculture and
horticulture beyond what Il generally taught
in botany The subject, When is the best
time to nut green wood under cover? was
discussed after recess. and made evident that
WOOD generally lays ont doors tuo long also
that too many WOOD Sheds on the ground
with No under draft and if wood IS put in
them it will mould il it has not hetn lett Nut
LONG enough fO aole. TINS DESTROYING lAnr+
than hait III, fnpl valle iii either event It
WAS made, ~ tegeIl1 thaT soft wood pat uuder
eevvr HI thr proper t.lnr I'M X prnPsr sAed
waS better -han ird vau#a tMAf G#it RHt
unrii sttcr los ,l,lNS, Housing i1t9r NiArt-
my time j best.
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THE real estate Bridge street, III Belfast
l known AS the WILLIAM O. ALDEN property
consisting of the large two story house, with ell
and barn. with good orchard and garden grounds
This property is we'll located and in good contli-
tion for boarding house and will be sold at a
reasonable figure. II desired. one-half the pur-
chase money can remain on mortgage reasonable
time. For terms apply to
ROBERT +. or WM o. ALDEN Portland
or at BELFAsTSA WIN Gs BANK.
Belfast June To- s a1.-25tf
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'ii IT, 'ii' Ui''tiieis ~ si'e ~ NiilSh Ndii
n1 solitl olle's iiph lle iolls 81 SA"ft.
FANNIE Il. WARD
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off of the Gas JET he has attached the lsiu
Works M a ,loek Ms which the tirpHit tan
le e9seu at AN aiv..n hunr tht, styjnr
several hours Of g.ls light every mnililn-
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-15
FOR SALE.

or Sale by Il. H, MOODY, Belfast.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-11
NOTICE OF STREET IMPRONEME>T

To the orHers Of, and agents for Prop
erty fronting on Main street :" HdeS
Cifu. betire1H north Fifth street ana
north Eighth street.
Notice is hereby given that the city
council Of the city of Miles City, did. 10y
a resolution adopted at a meeting held
on the Ord day of August ls'a. order
the LAYING OF a stone support or curb on
the inner or street side OF the cobble.
stone gutter recently laid on each side of
Main street between the limits above
described. which said support or curb
may be laid by the owners or agents OF
the property abutting on the line ni said
improvement. II laid within thirty days
from the date Of the first publication ot
this notice. and if not laid b. that time.
the said support or curb will be laid by
the city and the cost thereof will be as
sessed and taxed against the property
abutting on said improvement. Speclh
cations for the work can be had on ap-
plication to the city clerk.
BY order OF the City Council.
S. GoRDoN,
City Clerk.