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llnrse Killed.

4 harta attached 70 4 single rig be.
longing 10 man from Bountliul, ran
away ON FTst South street this alter.
noon and tho one shaft OF the buggy
Nrucka delivery horse In the eide,
penetrating the body about twenty
tour Inches. rho injured horse had 10
be allied al once,
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GoIng 10 raIler,s TomnrrOw.

The Ninth ward Will give au ozcur.
sion to CulJer's Park tomorrow. An
excellent program has been prepared
iur the occasion aud It II expected that
many psFUuB will attend. 10 the
shape OF out door sports there VIII be-
uicy cIe anu boat racing anu n tug Of
war tournament.
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Mr.. Meslrrmnn's rnneral.

The uaeral OF lne late Me. wester.
man viii 10 held from the Twenty.
.pcoai wrri musting house tomorrow
(WuduusdaY) AFTERNOON, beginning at 9
o'olocs. FrIpuds Of tue family arc In.
yIt.dtO attend,
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
40 InE NAVALaCAnEuY.

u. H. Wells Jr, Among unt Cadets Az.
pointed.
WAsHsGToN, June g5.-rho follow
lug cadets have been appointed to the
naval academy Russell Montgomery,
Portland, Oregon; Huntington John-
slou, aliurunts, Portland, o.-Eon; D..
IL. Wells IT,, salt Lake Cl,yi W. b.
Palmer, alternate, Salt Lake.
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MARRIAGE Licenses.

County ClerK stanton has Issued
marriage licenses TO Joseph Lawrence,
-, aud Rose a. Wheeler, 30, 10 Ezra
o. Taylor, aged 20, aui Ida Wnlpple,
aged ~, aud Robert w, BriIge, aged
- anu COruelia d. Inlay, aged Ip. oil
VI Salt Lake city.
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Accommodations 10 BE Pain.

Tho Mayor has neither flgnod nor
vst1sI tire appropriation lisI paved by
the CITY Council at lie last session, al.
loving II 10 go 10y default The spuro-
rrIaiiOns, Therefore, amounting 20 So
$50 40, viii be- paid by Auditor Ray,
uOuld Tomorrow.
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DESyER, june .i.-A special TO the
IHiss rom santa TH, y. NJ, ssys: So
tuv u. IS. La d court DAY tue Peral a
claim Tor twelve million acres n
AfiZIua was pronounced a fraud hnu
rejected. James A, Porslla.lleavIs,
the claimant, was immediately placed
under arrest.
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#u .u'1 appear Tor examination ON
suEH. ttreuJ7sy proceedings hriuIe A..
i.UHg h, b.. Nu1fs ON June IS, GA u
luf ru.ut ur 1850. 90 anu coefs m favor
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.ulauis.
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Ailnrners Take Nnlirc.

Judge Barlch will take up the law
ard motion calendar peremplori.y 20.
morrow mornIng At 10 u'ci ok, anu the
attorneys connected with cas- ~ lnr me
tu'otv nis honor should govern them.
selves accordingly.
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sam Grice Arraigned.

sem Grice Was arrsisacd before
Commi'sionrr Pratt today on tn
charge of hnu.obreskinP; hIs bond was
tKed at il.u, he to appear Friday
morning At 10 attn.
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Utah nruegl.l.

The Utah Pharmaceutical sasocia.
ton iB a. fsssiou 10 ibis city to1Ay.
The mtouug largely attended AMI
will terminate with banquet o..
morrow night,
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srorE, AN nAMIsETs

NIW buH., june ... IIU uUruHa uurra 0u
thU rlHra Exchange generally were irHr
auuIv lBst uIsHra closing Hsurta sugar Wa
down o. iu lll .. aiIUE woe IIHyHulaI after
InI., tua. .HNuru. UE t.y HU.IiH sent sugar
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Cited TO Appear.

An order was made yesterday after.
noon by Judge Merritt citing NJ. NJ.
Riley, W. II. Smith, J. w. Holmcs,
defendants In the suit Of w. l., Hoge
ct vs. NJ. NJ. Riley ct al anu Anna u
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l.t Gould combination. Nfa H ..t.lr
N Denver WI i.Esly be J.. 5. H.H.ks,
VINO lua bad considerable connection
villa The coal department J.. Denver
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LONDON, June 95.-ln the House Of
LORDS today ths seal fisheries bill
passed Its second AMI third readings.
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co Nj NJ l. II GA l..
IN LAkE cLEANINu mou.E.

Toiays clrar'ps h0uas exchanges
amounted - slshl73. same day "a,
year fl5s DBL
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The F8yORlIE COOK BOOK.

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Analysis by the chief chemist o.
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Almost Ike e,ecttlclt DR.. Prico's
B,Ving Powder beoauie It work, 10
qulCk,
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New Yor..--nr... .rsL ia.I.t
Ionic -.J a-.a.,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-04-26
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1895.
And then the man began to try to

And then the man began to try to
pull Off him tho folds Of something that
had wound him round and round, and
no said to tho bad angel, "What Is it
that twists me in this awful convolu-
tion?" and the answer was, THAT Is
the worm that never dies" And then
tho man said to tho bad angel: "What
does all this meanp l trusted IN what
You said at tho corner of Broadway and
Houston street; | trusted it all, and
why have you thus deceived MOP" Then
tho last deception fell of tho charmer,
and it said; II was sent forth from the
pit to destroy your soul. watched my
chance for many long year. When
you hesitatod that night on Broadway,
l gained my triumph, Now you are
here. Hid, hal You arc here Come, Jet
us fill these two chalicos Of fire and
drink together to darkness and woe and
death. Hail, hail" Oh, young man!
will the good angel sent forth by Christ
or tho bad angel sent forth by sin get
the victory over your soul? Their wings
arc interlocked this moment above you,
confronting for your destiny, as above
tho ApenDines eagle and condor fight
mil-sky. This hour may decide your
destiny.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-04-26

ment of agriculture 10 now investigat-
Ing tho method Of Germany Ia tho way
IN which that country has handled tho
nut, and tho result ~ to DO published
by tho department for tho benefit of the
farmers.
The United States now produces
1000, 900 bushels of peanuts annually,
or IS, 900, 900 pounds The total worlds
supply amounts to about 600, 900, 900
pounds. Tho expectation from Africa
and India to Europe during tho last
year amounted to nearly 400, 900, 900
pounds. OF this quantity 222, 1000, 900
pounds were delivered at the port of
Marseilles. the bulk of it being pressed
for oil.
1t is estimated that s. 0, 600, 900 worth
of peanuts are eaten every year in tho
United States, and most of the guam
tity, it is said, is consumed between
meals and at odd times. Chicago Post.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-04-26
The TooTHsoMs PEANUT.
Ten Million Dollars Spent Annually In
America For This "Fruft."

America For This Fruit"
A man incidentally asked street
vendor If his peanuts were first class,
and the response to the inquiry was sur
prising,
"No," said the vender, "you do not
get first class peanuts in this country in
this way. The best peanuts are used for
other purposes, They ara mado into
meal and grits by scientific mon, and in
Germany thoy are prepared for sick
people In tho hospitals. ThNpeanu:s
you get iii candy are the very poorest
grade, and some Of tho burnt almoYds'
which you get are nothing more than
fourth ratio peanuts.
"Where did tho peanut come fromy
"From Central and South America
They grow there in long pods, and the
pods contain from four to five Kernels.
They were carried to tho old world in
tho early days, and in tho sevenir3u,h
century they constituted tho chief slapl.
of Africa. You will find II you look i.
up that tho slave dealers CT Africa in
those days used to load their ships with
peanuts to be used az food for their hu-
man cargoes. The negroes. who woro
imported from Africa to Niis county
brought over the peanut, and they were
Scattered and first grew in Virginia
And now this country is raising the
crop, and, owing to American shrewl-
ness, tho nut is ground and used for
various purposes and shipped all over
tho world.
~ reckon you know" tho vendor
continued, "that peanuts in a certain
condition arc more nutritious than beef.
When specially prepared, they rank
with beans and peas. The peanut is said
to contain 80 per cent of protein and 40
per cent of fat. What is known as poa-
nut meal contains 5a per cent of protein
and S per cent of fat. 1t is the cheapest
of all food materials"
In 1861 and 1865 peanut oil was
manufactured largely in four southern
states and was employed as a substitute
for olive oil. In fact, one druggist ad-
mitted, some of the ''olive oil" sold now
in this country Is nothing more than
peanut oil. Nearly all of tho olive oil
sold in tho United States is mixed with
part of the peanut. Peanuts furnish
from 80 to so per cent of the weight OF
their kernels in oil. Sometimes peanut
oil is used for lighting, and, again. ii
is utilized TO advantage in tho making
of soap and as a lubricant i'll machine
shops.
The American peanut is larger and
. better favored than any other, but il
does not contain so much oil as the
African nut The "oake" which Is left
after extracting the oil makes excellen,
feed for cattle and is used very largely
for that purpose in Germany, where il
sells from $50 to $33 ton. This coun.
try owes to Germany the suggestion II
has received in relation to the edible
qualities of peanuts, and the depart
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-04-26
A Celebrated Reat.

There wns once celebrated Bohe-
milan named Bart who priGod himself
ON never paying any bills. Ono of the
least striking of his financial feats was
once when he happened to be hung
up" in hotel without the wherewithal
to settle. He left behind him heavy
trunk, telling the landlord that he
would soon return. When number of
days had gone by and Bart did not re-
appear, tho landlord went up to examine
the priceless Golfer which his guest had
left behind him and was much amazed
at tho weight of it. The most muscular
porters could not lift it. Therefore they
broke it open to see what was inside,
and when they opened it they found
nothing, for Bart had simply nailed 1t
to the floor.
But the achievement ON which he
most prided himself was once when he
was in strange city for several days.
He wanted new pair of boots So he
went to shoemaker and ordered a
pair, giving minute directions as to
their style. From this cordwainor he
went to another some squares away and
gave him similar order, couched In
exactly the same language. He made
both shoemakers promise to finish the
shoes in two days. AT the expiration Of
the allotted time both pairs wero done.
Bart tried on the first pair and said to
shoemaker No that the left fittod him
perfectly, but that the right pinohed
him, asking him to stretch it, which
the shoemaker promised to do, and Bart
carried off the left boot. He then went
to shoemaker No. 2 and tried on the
second pair, telling him that while the
right boot fitted him perfectly the left
pinched him, and requested him to
stretch it, and he would call for 1t in an
hour. 1t was done. Bart then took the
two halves of his two pairs Of shoes,
put them on his feet and silently stole
away. Francisco Argonaut
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. PROOF IS POSITIVE
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND
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CONSUMPTION

cam without doubt be cured in itseary stages It Is
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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-04-26
THE WAGES OF SIN.
REV. DE WITT TALMAGE ON "AFTER
the BATTlE.b

Stripping tho Slain-The Mercilessness OF
Sin-A Tragedy an the Street Corners
The Temptation, the Choice and the
Outcome.
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Early Bible Printing In This Country.

Early Bible Printing In This Country.
The history of Bible publishing In
America discloses the fact that Phila-
delphia has played most important
part in this branch of bookmaking The
first Hebrew Bible published In this
country was printed by William Fry Of
Philadelphia in 1914. This was the Sec
ond American book in Hebrew charac-
tiers, the press of Harvard college hay
ing issued in 1909 an edition Of the
Psalms. The Sauer Bible, Of which re-
prints are still in existence, was printed
In Germantown in 1743, and the first
Douay Bible reprinted in America was
published in Philadelphia In 1900
Philadelphia Record.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-04-26

An ex-member of congress, one Of the
most eloquent men that ever stood i'll
the house of representatives, said i'll his
last moments: This is the end. am
dying-dying on a borrowed bed, cover
ed by a borrowed sheet, in house built
by public charity. Bury me under that
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-04-26
FIRE, FIRE!

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surance Cos.
A large stock of Funeral Supplies.
undertaking speciality. Prices low.
j. q. A, Cragin, Agent.
Weston, Vt.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-04-26

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Lydia E. Pinkham's Liver Pills
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headache. Mrs. Pinkham's Sanative
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strictest confidence assured. All drug
gists sell the Pinkham remedies. The
Vegetable Compound in three forms,-
Liquid, Pills, and Lozenges.
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SCOTS Emulsion

the wasting can be arrested the lungs healed the
cough cured bodily energies renewed and the physical
powers made to assert themselves and kill the germs
that are beginning to find Judgment in the lungs
This renowned preparation that has no doubt cured
hundreds of thousands of incpient of Comsump
ton, is simply Cod-liver Oil emulsihed and made
palaable and easy of assimilation combined with the
Hypophosphites the great bone brain and tonic
Scott Bovine, New York. All Druggists SOC. and 81.
Evening journal., 1895-02-14
DIED

ADAMS On February 10 1895. John ID.
Adams, aged 78 years.
BRIsON.-On February s, 1885, Annie, wife
Of Thomas B. Brison.
COOK.-On February u, Katie Cook.
CONWAY. .-On February 8. 1895. John Con-
way, aged 20 years.
DILLMAN.-On February II, RebeccA, wife
OF Samuel DillmaD, and daughter OF Henry
ard hosanna Paradee. In her 33th year.
4 FITzPATRICk.--On the 18th instant. Roger
Fitzpatrick.
DOUGHERTY On the 18th instant, Georee
Dous herty. aged is years.
HANNA-On February i3, William Hanna.
IN the 62nd year Of his age.
Relatives and friends, also Washington, +.
(. ~. Co, No. z, and the Fire Department In
general are invited 10 attend the funeral,
from bis late residence, No. $40 North Jackson
street, on Saturday afternoon at 2. 40. setvices
a. the house. lntermeDt at Old Swedes
Cemetery.
HAYDEN. .--on February Il. 1925, Elizabeth
Hayden.
McELWEE.- At PHILADELPHIA, Pa, on
February 10. 1895, Catherine A. McEiwee.
MCLAUGHLIN this city, at No. an
south anhuren street. on the 9TH instant
Robert Mclaughlin. aged al years.
MEhCHANr.-O -On February H. 1895, David
Merchant. aged "a seals.
O'DDNNELL.--At the residence OF her
brother, William H No. 1893 Sonth twenty
third street. Philadelphia, on February II.
Mics Kate O'Donnell, aged 90 years.
WILKIN sON.-In this city on February
y, John Wilkinson, aged 73 years.
WIER.-On February 10, 1895, John z
Wier, in the Both year Of his age.
Evening journal., 1895-02-14
rnrnedn I,nnts Ileserted.

LONDON, Feb. IA Hongkong dis
patch says 1t is supposed that the Japa-
nese win threaten Foo. Choo capital OF
the province Of Eukien, after they have
secured Wei-Iiai- Wei The Chinese are
preparing for the defense Of that place.
The dispatch adds that officers Of the
British warship Spartan have arrived in
Hongkong. They confirm the statement
that three Chinese warships-two Of them
being ironclads--were sunk at Wei Hal
Wei, and that all the Chinese torpedo boats
were either captured or sunk. They state
that eight torpedo boats went out Of the
harbor. apparently with the intention Of
attacking the japanese .fleet but instead
Of doing SO they ran alongside the Japa-
nese flagship and then surrendered. Some
Of the torpedo boats were run ashore, and
their crews escaped by jumping to the
land.
A dispatch from Kobe, Japan, says that,
according to statements made by Chinese
prisoners at Wei Hai-Wei. there are soyen
foreigners in the fort on the island of Liu-
Kung-Tao, five Of them being English
men, one German and one an American,
the latter being ono Of the three men for
merly arrested at Kobe on the French
steamer sydney. The island is victualed
for five months Coal is plentiful, but
ammunition is deficient The garrison is
determined TO fight 10 the last
wilde's Great scheme.
II the American mentioned as being in
the fort on Liu-Hung-Tao island is John
Wilde and he falls or has fallen into the
hands Of the Japanese, it will probably 60
hard with him. When the French steam
er sydney arrived at Kobe at tho begin.
ming of November last she was boarded
by Japanese officers. who arrested three
of her passengers Wilde. q Sootchman
named Cameron and ChinamaD, Cham
Tam Moore, who was at one time an in
terpreter to the Chinese legation at Wash
ington. They were taken into custody on
suspicion Of LaiLe ensaEsd p an ez..r-
Evening journal., 1895-02-14
THE ENJOYS RECALLED
Ii Hung Chang May Be Sent to
Make Terms With Japan.
PREPARING TO DEFEND Foo-oHoo.
A. DAVIS. :

Chinese Forces Are Being Modified 20 Re
capture wei-Hai-wei Report of the
Sinking Of Three Chinese warships Is
Confirmed.
NAGAsAKI, Japan, Feb. A. The Chi.
nese peace ENJOYS who returned here from
Hiroshima after having been informed by
the Japanese representatives that their
powers were not considered full enough
for them to undertake peace negotiations
left here for China, having been notified
by their government to return to that
country.
A dispatch from Tien tsin says that the
recall of the Chinese peace ENJOYS will be
followed soon by the appointment Of Il
Hung Chang and either Prince Kung or
Sir Robert Hart. inspector general af the
Chinese customs, to act as high commits
sioners and plenipotentiaries to arrange
terms Of peace This step is taken on the
advice of the ministers Of tile foreign pow
ers.
SHANGHAI Feb. IT, Orders have been
given from Peking to mobilize the large
forces in Using how to relieve Wei-Hai
Wei, Tsing.Chow is in the province Of
Shangtung, in which Vel lIai-Wei IS also
situated. and is about 220 miles west BY
south Of Wei-Hlai- Wei.