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Chicago-stook Market.

CHICAGO, Jane 19.-Cattle-The receipts
were 5000 head. The market was slow and
weak at the close. General top prices, $500
$780, Texans, $350g3.70; stockers, SO. 600
1926. There are no extra steers here.
Hogs-The receipts were 10000 head. The
Packers and mixed, So. 1906. rs; prime heavy
and butchers weights, So. 35g5.40; primo
light, SIS. 35@5. 40: rough and heavy, $4,000
6.10.
sheep-The receipts were 5000 head. The
market closed steady. Good mixed ewes and
weathers, IS 20@3.6 so; westerns, $2.70G3.70.
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Dried and sale MeAts.

CHICAGO, Jan 19.-Pork-Easy; cash
$12. 1907; May, $13 O218.
Lard-Easy; cash, 81. IS; May, $7.75.
Ribs-Easy; cash, $6.4712; May, $3.50.
Short clear-$7. o0(G7.25.
Shoulders-$7 1898. rs.
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TX. Jan. 10 mining shares closed &
= Asked.
SAN FnAscrsoo jan 1s.-closing quotations


Silver Bullion.
FAN FRANCISCO, JAN 10. Silver bars, $3.50
6SHo.
Mexican dollars 55@55Isc.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Bar silver, SOC.
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Have Arrived in Los Angeles
EUROPEAN STAFF OF
German and English
PHYSICIANS
Services First Three Months
Free of Charge.

Five eminent doctors have arrived In Los
Angeles and permanently located at A155k
South Spring street.
All who visit the doctors before February lss
will receive three months services FREE ~
CHARGE.
All diseases and deformities treated. but ia
no instance will an incurAble case be taken for
treatment II your case is incurable they WAL
frankly tell you 30. Also caution sgainse
spending more money for useless treatnen6
The object of this course is to become rapidly
and personally acquainted with the sick ana
afflicted. Remember dates and go early, -
their Offices will be crowded during last dsyH
of free services.
If YOU can't CALL write your symptoms
plainly and frankly; they will give you an
honest opinion. Thousands Of cases cured a
home Consultation personally or BY ietscs
free and confidential. Address
European Staff Physicians,
415K s. Spring st.. Los Angeles.
CATARRH AND CONS UMPTI0N
Positively cured by their German method.
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Take Santa Monica trains from San Fernando
street, Nauds Junction, Commercial street,
Arcade depot, Jefferson street winthrop sta
tion), Grand avenue. or University.
For north: Arcade, Commercial street. Naud's
Junction, San Fernando street.
For east: Arcade. Commercial street, Naud's
Junction.
For otter branches: Arcade, Commercial
street, Naud'R Junction, San Fernando street.
Local and through tickets BOLD, baggage
checked, Pullman sleeping car reservations
made. and general information given upon APP
plication to J. M. CMAWLEY, Asst. q Pas. Agt,,
No LA s. Spring st., cor. Second. CHARLk6
eEYLER, Agent at aepots.
Sundays only.
A Sundays excepted.
RICH'D GRAY. Gen. Trafic Msr.
T. n. GOODMAN,
Gen1 Passenger Agt.
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CATALINA ISLAND.
Southern Pacific Com pany's trains connect
It San Pedro with the fine steamer Falcon.
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SOWERKROWT. s s1EF M.Ess:.
COCA n0ATTn
Combined with sulphate OF Hydrastia.

Combined with sulphate Of Hydrastia.
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite
Iebility and low condition of the system
rill be promptly relieved and cured by its use
invaluable for overworked business men and
weak, nervous women. Pleasant prom pt and
efficient. 1870 doses 81 Get the genuine; man,
ufactured only by Taylor 4 Myers Pharmacy
Los angeles SCENTS, Il. NJ. SALE SON. 900
3. Spring St Ally
The herald., 1894-01-20
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-wheat-Trade moderate.
The market opened 9sc lower; declined nc
more on free selling by yesterdays purchasers,
lower cables, fine weather and north west re-
ceipts still large; rallied 20 on covering by
shorts; closed steady, at ssc lower,than yester-
day.
Receipts were 121, 900 bushels; shipments,
900 bushels.
Closing quotations. Wheat, steady; cash,
57slc; May, 64la.
Corn-Easy: cash. 34s1c; May, 38c.
Oats-steady; cash, 26S Sc; May, 1890.
Rye-40e.
Barley-Nominal.
Fax-$1.4O.
Timothy-Y4. 10.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 19.-Wheat was weak
May closed at $l.1oss; February, seller season
paid, $1.07A.
Barley was easier; May closed at S17sc.
Corn closed at 921zc.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 19.-Wheat quiet; demand
poor: holders offer moderately; Califor
mia No 1 closed at SIS Ad05s Sd; No. red west
ern at SIS 2dD5s 3l5d.
Corn was steady; Mixed western closed at
4s sd.
The herald., 1894-01-20

N GLANCE at the SHOW WINDOW
~ of H. NJ. SALE & SONS DRUG
STORE will convince you that they
are leaders in Holiday Novelties.
Watch for our display next week.
Ills If
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NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Wool-steady; domestic
fleece, 19@25c; pulled, 20926c; Texas, 100
15c.
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WhIsk,

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Petroleum closed quiet;
February At s0Iec bid. u
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Southern Pacific Company

IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME.
JANUARY Ia, 1894
Trains leave and are due to arrive at
Los ANGELES (AKOADE DEPOT)
Fifth street. daily, as follows
The herald., 1894-01-20

Angostura Bitters is known all over the
world as the great regulator of digestive
Organs. Dr. siegert's is the only genuine. At
all druggists.
The herald., 1894-01-20

N ORDINANCE DECLARING THE INTEN-
n ton OF the mayor and council of the city
of Los Angeles to change and establish the
grade of
The herald., 1894-01-20
Los Angeles Terminal R'y.

Los Angeles depOts, East end OF First street
and Downey avenue bridges.
Leave Los Angeles for Leave Pasadena for
Pasadena. T,Oc AuualQa
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NoTE--Figures separated by a dash indicate
page and number of book OF miscellaneous rec
Orda
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25
MiGeI ais a5oer.
M al 4inen 3um 9impels
fang.

9ie 3ubl Der outomati1ben ginz
tpurfsmaf9inen, tpel6e gegen Grles
guns bes oblisaten Nidels tauienbsrz
lei Dinse prd1entiren, iit 2egipn.
gisarren unb ganbp, 8riefmarfen
unb parfiim, ia ielbft mebr ober
minber 8tpeifelbafte muiitalifde Sc
niiie liefert ber ftumme Nutomat, ioz
baIb Der Sbolus in feinen unersriinbz
liden S9lunb sefalIen lit. Diefs
MafdInen finb barmlofer Natur.
benn man erbdlt meiitens Elm Mequiz
balent fit bic seopferte MiinSs. 9lnz
bers tit es nit ienen Mutomaten, bic
als 2lltdre bes Spielteufels gu be-
trahtsn itnb. Die Gintpurfsmafhiz
nen iinb uripriinsli4 eine beutf9e
Grfinbung, tpelde, pie 10 manAes
Inbere, bon benz nfmarten" Yanfee
in Der umfansrsi9iten Weiie unb obne
ale Sfrupel ausgebeutet tporben lit.
sSranfrei4 unb England abmten bic
Grfinbung balb na9 unb fdnben bic
Mutomaten namentli1 in 1ptels etc.
8ertpenbung, tpo iie beim Ginpurf
elmer Miinae alerlet &letnisfeiten liez
ferten. sSn unferem 2anbe famen bic
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25

y tt y u III u II III ! U I II T.
ameritanii9e Nationaliptel poter
nurbe fir ben Iutonaten obaptirt
unb man tann na9 Sersensluit benz
Spielteufel opfern, 10 lange bic Nidel
gum @inpsrfen borbalten. Qlnbere
MaI9inen, in benen Saufen BON
Miin5en als 2odfpeifs bienen, iinb
biel einfa9er eonftrutrt, als bieie poz
ferautpmatsn nit benz polIen Spiel
BON So 8arten. Gobalo Der glifel in
bic GinpurfsDffnung sefallen it,,
gleitst er 5tpiI9sn Reibeu aufrecbt
ftebenber Stifte unb biefe fiibren i'm
entpeber auf Elm Salltbiirnen, pel9es
bas getpinnfdfthen 0ffnet, ober in
bas profittdit4en, befTen Snbalt Der
gigentbiimer unb Der Sperateur bes
Mutpmaten tbeilen. Nus Der Sbatz
fade, baB bic Mebr5abl Der y1idsl
ben Weg in bas profittditdsn finbst,
gebt CUR @eniise berDor, baB bic
Stifte berartig arransirt iinb, baB
Der rOumme" oerapeifelt tpenig
Gbancen auf @eninn bat. Mit bieIer
Dirt BON GintpurfmaI9insn tperben in
gut beiu6ten 2oealen Der 8roBfdbte
briGante @el1dfte eerna4t, ba iie
nur $50 per Stiid foiten unb Der
Speratsur ni6ts ipeiter gu tbun bat,
ais Die Widel beransaunebmen. DAB
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25

ginpurfmaf6inen erIt na6 Der Gem
tennial Iusltelfung in Iufnabme.
@ar man4en 4usIteuern, be1onbers
parfumeuren, tpurbe BON 3ubrinez
li9en NIT benz griuhen i'm Yroben
berartig 5usefsbt, baB iie eine Gin
tpurfmai6ine ani9afften, INN ni9t
bollitdnbig ausgepliinbert gu psroen.
Wer ben obligaten NideI ppferte, Be-
fam bon benz Mutomaten bas ge=
piinI6te Parfiim, anbcrnfalls bliab
Der lpoblrie9enbe 8prn perf9loKen.
Die MaI9inen fanben fpl9en Nnz
flang uno be5ablten ii9 10 gut, oaB
ite fir ale nur bentbaren 3pede 8erz
tpenbung fanben. 60 peit, 10 gut.
@s bauerte aber ni9t al15u lange unb
bic Speculation auf bic 9ummen,
tpelhe befanntli9 ni9t nalIe" tperben,
nabm ibren Nnfung. Gs tpurbsn Nu>
tomaten gum @abrfagen conitrutrt,
Die audi beute nod in Gtgarrenldbsn,
&neipen II. I. IN. oufgeitellt iinb. unb
gegen grlegrng zines 16nOben Nidels
Dem 2ei6tsldubigen bic Mbiterien Der
3ufunft entbii[len. 9lnbere Maf6iz
men boten @etpinne fir einsn Nidel,
setpDbnlib ueolbene" ginge ober
5u9nabeln, bte ldon fir einen
aupfercent tbeuer tparen. Oo9 bas
geniigte ben grfinbern ni9t. Dos
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25

tonluten bic Herte absuiager, liest
tpobl auf ber 9anb; alIein nnr felten
selingen berartige 2tnfdldge. Der
Nidel, tpelden bic Mafdine Derfhlunz
cen bat, lit geipDbnli1 auf Simmer
tpieberfeben babin. gs liegt anf Der
0anb, baB bieie Dirt BON Qlutomaten
ibrem Wefen mad ntdts Mnberes als
@dmbelmafhinen iinb, anb bas Be-
itrsben, benz mil ibnerl getriebenen
nnfug Elm Grlbe 5u MAIDEN. 1T bnrAs
aus gsre4tfertigt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25

W2iBglIdte " n tp NJ
oung. Gin unsarif9er 2unbubeliz
ger, pel9er Der beutI6en Spra9e
ni9t gana mddtis lit, bat bon benz
lieutenant geleIen, Der atpei 0amen
glumen iiberrei9te nit bem Mortz
fpiel: Die HpIe Der Hoie, Der 9tofe
bic Roie!" - rMa9' i9 audi" ruff
er beseiftert, fault apei fleine 8Onz
bonniersn unb iberrei9t fie in Der
MbenbgeIelf6aft Der So9ter bes
@ditgebers itols ld9elnb nit ben
Morten: Die 59adtel Der S9adtel,
Der ShaAtel bic Sda6tsl!"
Das Ginfa6Fe. S6eaterz
director: sd fann Sbr Drama, lpslz
DIES geftern gum eriten Male segsben
ipurbe, ni9t nlebr auffiibren laifen -
es purbe ia bonn publitum forttpd6z
renb gela9t!" - Di9ter: vgiun, ba
f0nnsn sic es ia als 2mftfpiel auf@
fiibren!"
Oiffi3il. 3ruu Gin ibrem
3immer, ,tpo alles bur6einanber itebt).
.GteGen sic bod morgens beim Mufs
rGumen bic Sa9en tDie fie iparen!
&ein @tiid lit an ieinem plabe!" -
3ofe: ,Gan3 re1t, - aber tporaus
nlerten sic bann na9bsr. baB in
refine genaht2r
Mm RDffbaufer. Jrems
Der: Mlio bort griiben In iener 0Oble
bat Raiier 9arbaroHa Sdhrbunberte
lang gel1lafen2 Sommersah: Sas
ippbl! Mbsr bas mar aud nur ni0gs
lih, ipeil bdrnals nihf ieben Mugsns
blif ein Gifenbabn5ug brrbeigeiauit
lift fonit bdtte sr niht cine Na9t ruS
Zig fblafen tDnnen!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25
: MbbGrtnng. rsssaintef, 10

Mbbdrtung. rsSaintef, ipu1
rum balt'ft De ben Singer in's
@las2" Der Doctor bat ge1aat:
Id mulB nebme e 8ab. go getp1bn'
Id nier trah unb na6 ans MaFer!"
AbgelGuf9t. rMber, Sep>
pei, qudl' boob bas Sbier nidt Io!" -
.Mber. Wutter, ba gebft 0u nit 0az
tern nod CANA anbers umlA
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25

Seiratbsgefud. Gin gut
fitnirter Mann In ben rlittleren Sab
rem nit einem geringen 5prahfebler
bsbdftet, iu9t cine pafenbe lebensges
fGbrtin. Darauf reflettirenbe 1iunge
Damerl In bersn Namen fein ss" porz
fomrnt, molten nertrauensboa ibre Sfs
fsrts tnter 81. 90. uuf benz 4auptppits
amt nisberlsgen."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-21

deferred from active participation In
the sacred labors 10 which this article
reiers. Durlng that time, however,
they oan perhaps devote some spare
moments 10 the contemplation Of the
subject and Ia making preparations
for future work by reducing facts, dates,
etc, 20 writing that will facilitate their
efforts when they begin or resume the
performance " ordinances IN behalf Of
themselves or their kindred dead.
Those residi < in the more popu.
lous oentefs, who may have time
At their disposal, can take advantage Of
little season when the temple.-wlth
special reference to the House Of tue
LORD In this clty--aro not likely to be
ovorofowdeI, a. was tho case fora
considerable time until recently.
Doubles ~ short time the numbers
Of people who will want to DO work
will again be 90 great that II will be-
diillcult 10 accommodate all " them;
hence the present 10 an appropriate
time for those who can, 10 engage 10
their lAbou now.
The combination Of labor for the
salvation Of tho living and
tho redemption Of the dead
10 magnificent theme. II l.
associated with the salvation Of the
race A. a whole. Every Lntlef.day
saint can zee that without II the
Gospel, which IL wide ~ eternity,
would be devoid Of III browning glory.
without the preaching Of toe plan Of
salvation 10 the spirits Of tho dead
that In the spirit they might obey II 10
the extent Of their powtr-and the
vicarious ordinance work Ia their
behalf by the living, Christ could not
attain the victory over the enemy oi
the souls Of men. but His ultimate |
triumph over death, hell and the grave |
Is n sure as the rising and setting Of |
the sun, and the Saints are enabled to |
In the holy work which |
will contribute 10 the contamination
Of the final and glorious victory Of the
Bon Of Man.
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In e,ps,,uc,,oD. tbo,s on the eastern
portion being pnBcr'lIy eAiiss TO
siberia.
Its hoped to bayo tho limo open for
irsfiic In 1890. ,ays the oilicial State
ment referred 10. Engineering works
Of vast magnitude must be constructed,
including bridges fof 'panHing three
Of the greatsst hvsr in the world, the
Obi, Yenisoi end Amoor' The most
troublesome task sill be to get around
the south end o Lake Bsikal, $50
miles long, comparatively narrow and
very deep. itl. suuaunied by noun.
lains, over which The road will have
70 pass. Tue iino will be 0,7OO miles
long. It's starts a. Cholsbiusk, on tbs
western edge 5i Siberia. AZ tina,
point II conus.ts wiki the European
sys,em Of railways Ia direct
lies 10 st. Peisnbuig, by way Of
Moscow. WHAT mty DO termed the
Dts, section Of ibo road, extending east
from Chulabilak 90 Omsk, a distance
OF 800 mllcs, is already practically IN.
i.hed aud viii br opened Tor traffic
before the end OF ibia year From
omsk to Crasloask ls q distance Of
500 milg.. The road Joining these two
POINTS Is built-ihst is 10 say, the
embankments ste constructed, tue cute
are made ami the rails are laid, but
there are no bridges yet. THIS section
will be open lot tho running Of trains
In 1880. From Cnsnoiar,k 10 irku,sE
lisa distance OF 100 mile'. That section
will be fuishtd aud 10 running order
IN 1896. This will carry tho ROAD
nearly 10 Lake BaikaL
The construction VI the road from
the Pacific c0a-, end, the Rlssian p1ft
Of Niadiv.stocz, on the sra Of Japan,
has been commenced, about 200 miles
being completed. Tue mateiial had TO
be transported by water 'fom Europe to
Nladivos,ock. This port u not a. de-
sirablc n place as the Russians would
have on their eastern shores, anu
though the cmtassy's statement makes
no reference u the subject, Il b pretty
well understood that the czsr would
like very nuoh TO extend hls lino
down the Corean peninsula and secure
there Russian port where he could
construct AMI maintain navy. 10 h.
this feature which suggests Russian
Intrigue 10 the troubles now existing
between Japan ani China Ia Cofea.
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iCoMNuSicArEp.I
PAST AND COMING EVENTS!

The annual gathering Of "rhe OLD
Folks" Of this city anu neighborhood
IL, after the lapse OF nineteen c1nsocu.
tive years, looked upon NJ matter Of
course, and by not few o. somewhat
commonplace. But miagling with
that remarkable company carries with
u strange irelings-peculiar thoughts
aud reflections here which probably
would hnd no place In localities whore
antiquity IL all around, aud where the
institutions and even tho very air II
surcharged with history telling Of
generations who have lived ani died.
There is nothing OF this IA Utah, for
even when tho youngest OF those
veteTanp was born, neither Utah nor
Mormonism had name OF place uuon
the face OF all the earth; and this host
numbering some seventeen hundred
mon and women between seventy
and ono hundred years Of ago, were Ia
the main oralled ami raised Thousands
Of miles from the hoaIy mountains and
the strange salt sea whose waters macy
then glzud upon for the irst- psrhap.
the only tlmtl
Could tho individual history OF these
Old people be- written aud read, what a
record itwould be! Could their mem.
Dries be renewed ana they repeat the
changes which have lransplroi since
childhood, OF even early manhood, in
the couulIIos ana states from whence
they came, what record that would
bel How pregnant the world has boon
since they we're the JOY Of qulU; iudus.
trial hgmss, with discovery, Improve
monh Progress and chang! How
many since iheir time have lived aud
iaboTeI, aud loved and diedg Many OF
these came here, too, after tloy were
altachrl-weddod AS 1t were, to local
scenery Go iamily and friends, to trade
and custom. Hut they heard the
voice Of warning and blessing; they
became the subleots OF that inspiration
which moved them to sacrifice, 20 darl
The ocean or the plains, aud 10 moa,
tho toll aud struggle Tor life aud loot.
hold ia these then secluded valleyil
Cgusldur their labors here. breaking
'he s1il, turning the water, planting
the tregg building their homes, fight.
ing lndians, crlckels, grasshoppets,
olreumsiauCes ana opponents; they had
nerve and faith, they had the spirit Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-21

their buoyabcy Of spirit aud art
lessness Of manner, what will dc.
velop in this mountain manhood and
womanhood, this cOmmingllng Of
nailonall,ies, and the blending OF n
sublime laith with the ordinary duties
Oi an everyday III?
Their, after placing In Z, Il scllve juEia.
position the past aud present, comes rs
II TO iniuso other thoughts, the an.
nouuctmsnt tbs, President Cleveland
has signed the bill which Is preliminary
10 the creation Of a state, one for which
these very OH Folks have petilioned
time and time again and been refused
one for when many had concluded
never to ask agaiu; hut hnsly coming
uIsought and not as the legitimate
blfthrght n apprcoiatlve cltizensh'p,
rather ~ move oi pollticiaus Tor
ulieHlor Uniil How much enthusiasm
did this sep evoke iflm The Oh Folks,
who're "hopo lorg deferred had
made the heatt tics"2 low much
dii the young people e4thuss
upon tina. change tho burhsus aud
responsibilities OF which must inev.-
tably rest upos ihem7 what will BE-
the couno pururd ~ them In the
building Of u supefsiiuc,use on that
foundation by their fathers laid? VIII
its walls AMI towers bs laid In tho
"uniempcred mortar" oi political pnr.
tlsanShip, eKpcdiency aud Chlcaucry,
or will they be ccmcntsI by patriotism
which glorides country ~ It glorlflrs
mstg win plaoc.hunting inoeulaie
our youth and State with love alone
Tor spoils Uf office, OF shall remunera.
tion be- 90 hubJued that honor shall be
"a prime Ingredient In the making ana
execution Of righteous law VIII con.
sldefation Of Divine rule aud human
responsibility affect our citizenship,
our legislature and our oiilcials9 VIII
equity and Justice DO the corner stones
Of q stately edifce, or will salaries,
emolumenis and fees leave their dark.
cnoi huger marks thereon, a. the
fingers u the fisherman are said 10
have been left when the Apostle took
from the "haddie" tho needed taa?
Long ere Utah or Deserol becomes
iull.ilsdsrd state, will the dual change
be discounted; nevertheless II IL some.
thing tor a people to realize that they
are free, that they own themselves, and
that the country's growth 4. thclrs.
Hei the old Ugonians never had any
other feeling, they came here for rest
anu peace, and they also came 10 stay,
although many time and oft the sug-
gesilon Of opponents has been that
they intended moving hither or
thithoI!
tits no stretch Of fancy 10 say that
the veterans have made by bleGiing
these valleys what they are today,
and Il needs no special prophet to de-.
clare their posterity will mako Of the
coming State all II ought 70. be, their
own pride, and the envy OF the sis, or
hood from soA to seal
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TnE Mo,OrIrO scorRgE.


People living near awampi Or poole
OF siaguant water 10 tue summer time
suffer more or less from tho little pests
that feed on blood aud leave their
poison Ia the wounI as momento Of
the entertainment Insect Lys relates
some experiments Tor the eRtcrmiua.
ton Of the pests, whicn are c.aimeI 10
prove that spraying with crude peifo-
cum isan effective remedy. The paper
.ayN
Last June dwollor near Washington,
ID. e., whose house had usually been
plagued with m0squi uo-, determined to
put Mo, huWard'H plan 10 THO cost. salts.
Tying himself thai the insect. brod iu a
milipond and adjoining marshy land
about an eighth Of d milo from bis home,
ho sprayed the surface, about Uul square
frot, with crude petroleum, nitoou
gallons Huillring Tor tho purposo.
Three week. aLofwafd tho layer ct oil
was still porcoptlblr, aud no trace OF
larV.u remained, while tho surface was
stroWn with dead inroC s,iucludlug many
female mO.qu.oes. Daring tho -uccerd.
ing summer only Tow mo-quitoos
yi.tod tho house, and the Total pfico OF
this immunity was sl.1O ln money and
about two hour,' labor. A similar OK.
pertinent has boon tried twice, with like
success, la Long Island towns. Sir. How.
ard claims mo- especial originality iorthls
method, but he IN certainly tho ufst 10
bring 10 into prominence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-21
rnE rRASssrBERIAS RAILWAY

Tho deep interest which the Russian
government has In bringing to public
attention the trnns-Sibsrian railway
proIsc. is shown Ia the oagerness Will
which lbe Russian embassy at Wa-h.
inglon furnishes Information 10 correct
published Inaccuracies regarding the
nierprSv, Tie railway And every
lining in connection with il IL under
,he control OF government commits.
sion, the president Of which ia The
tzarowr1. heir TO the Russian throne.
The road De- boiling built out VI the sur,
plus Income of the nation, and Will be-
Iperatei by tho government. A
present. about %, 200 men are employed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-21

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