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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
ARDoR DAY IN TIE SCHOOLS.


Tho city school board met last night.
All Of the members were IA attendance
aud Pfc.iJcut D1Oly occupied the
chalL Applications for positions M
teachers from the following prUsuuu
were referred to the appropriate cJm-
muttG
Virginia Snow Stephen, hottie
kauwlton, Msy Merrill, Eugene H..
Bmucau aud Ettir Hslgius, Salt
Lake; Eleanor Po,,ruu, Galtsbufg,
H.; Llgsiu NJ. smith, Lincoln; susie
Clara, luaHU taIr; DE &. hofflUk,
ChuAa f., wash; Margaret A.H0wHtI,
Swcut apuugI; Katherine Liuuuutnal.
p0chluil Lu L.pouHitRiuu, DufAng. I;
Kate T.. Van E,n1u, Boise; LUlian J.,
Fowler Normal, ~.
Tho committee on buildings and
grounds was authorized W solicit bilu
ami aaaTt e. .u'fscts i0r outside wafer
service ut the Grant, Uinlah aud EmUf.
sou scu00ls aud 10 purchase hity feet "
uDsr lIF each.
Insurance return premium % tho
amount Of sll.-l were received aud
ordered tITEcd into tue treasury.
Tho BOO ID OF a. l.. uhmliu, in the
sum OF 5000, f1r the faithful poiJum-
nuco OF ms contract Tor tho erection OF
closets, NaB approved.
A report ifum the committee on
trauhuTB aud school work containing
tue following commentator was
adopted
the employment Of Katherine Lin.
ritual NJ brginnUIA' grade NJ the
MlHhiuglon school NJ salary Of
| $500. Alice Bruson, third grade NJ
| tho Warrington; same salary. Mae
garet A. Howard, bcginurrs' graie at
tue Grant; same salary. Miss Lucy
BtaCkou, beginnou' grade " the
Twelfth school; salary $50. This ~.
n0iutment Il temporary, tue teacher
succeeding Mrs. Jamibon
The afternoon session OF the iiral and
second gTaIua was extended from 1880
90 O'Clock, nud the vacation this
spring was ordered for two days-Apfll
ana 8.
Mrs, NJ. A. Hol,on. supervisor Of
primary grnivl, was granted leave u
absence tor two wtoAs, beginning
Ann O.
rnIty copies OF Jules vernos "Le
| Tour Du Monde en- Quarte-Ningt
JuuuF,n ur "AruunI tue WuFll To
Eighty Days, "wttU ordered purchased
Tor the usr Of the Ugh school.
Mt, JamisOn was ordered ruingtalcd
ut the expiration ola six weeks lrayo
ut absence,
On motion NJ westornoli, Weiuos'
day, ApfIl 3ri, was set apart % be- oi.
served ~ ArbDr Day 10 the school 4,
AMI On motion " hanson the commit
tee on builiing- anu grounds were
authorized 10 furnish each school with
= tree 10 plant On thst day.
Appropriations aggtrgaung 81 i2l2l7
were made, alter which al adjourn.
ment was taken Tor two weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
THE HUMAN BODY.
Interesting Lecture by Dr. James T.
1almagc 90 The University lac
turr Room.

The lecture delivered by Dr. James
T.. Taimngo .aIt evening on tue sub
irut OF the "iiumau BJIy" was lt-
tcuud 90 by au audience that fillcI
every rpOt 4 & sitting ur standing space.
The subject WIS illustrated by uumet.
Gus natural sptulmUlr, fresh tissues
aud bones, BEelu,1usi mauikiut, unartH
auI siereOltiCJu vlcws.
she question, Whist 10 the human
b0Iy2 was answered ffJm the stand.
point OF the physicist, the chemist,
the anat0mist, tho physiUlUgitt anu
others, aud ID was SHOWN wherein
their explanations fsll short % the
tfutu, nnu also W herein Lies tue power
that dtstiuauisutH man aud makes him
The rultruI sac whole world. /. was
dumouslfatul that the Uouy II u1 more
tho man than De- the CJat that uu
wUArr The skeleton was discussed
the framework VI tho house We live BOO
tue maximum Uuuuer ut bones com.
yusiug tuis immu wOgk WAS HhlI 10 be
ga, The composition uuu structure 0f
bone were shown 10 uu most conducive
10 ttguugtl anu utinty; bones hay.
Ink thU minUIaI, aul Utntrs iur ut-
gnnic matter removed were shown.
ANNh NAAN AHANN" 20 NHANN wa NlNNNh
each 10 i,s proper place an function,
tue long bOucs TOT support, thu short
ones Tor commulnvsa aud strength,
rhe ilesh VI tue bJly Or muscles was
described; there arc about 900 pairs
OF muscles ~ tue DOuy, Their az.
mifablo working was well illustrated.
Then followed au explanation Of tue
vial bOlily processes, digestion, res.
pitntiJn anu CltuuiAtOui each topic
being illustrated aud demonstrated.
The nervous uytium ciaimed a
more tAtfudud tfoalmou; it WIS
suUwn ~ DO Tue toa, Of the
controlling power, tue c5frrlauug la.
nuuuco uuucr wulch all paris Of the
uuuy arc made W work together hat.
mOuiOusly. The aimpiu competition
UhArACtonz,ug the brain anu nerves
was made a Uasia Tor proof tuat man h.
a dual organism. While tuyTe exists a
most intiml O. relation bttEycn body
anu miru, tuulp acting SUI feactlLg
zach upon the other, s.ll lhey afo dis.
lluot, Man was characterized ne the
greatest OF earthly CrraIurst-tuo Gnu
tIVafl whlon all preceding processes
VI earth dovelJumung hHd led.
Thia lecture BE- tue last but 0na Of
the trfioa 0l "Ihu Testimony Of the
Suirucgu." Nest week Prof. Geo. H.
Matthews "rhv Philosophy
{ Inrtzm.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
AMUSEMENTS

roSIuuT's kWNrss at the Uniycui.
" u Utah Will Uo very attractive
affair and should draw a heavy auIi.
euce. The admission is only 80 cents
aud large attendance 10 l30Ecd tot.
La additional ~ "a ino musical program
there will be an attractive feature Ia
tho shape VI living pictures winch viii
bo 10 charge Of Mics Maud May bat.
b1ot. Miss Elyth ElltfUgck Will have
charge OttnU tvirrshment booth, Misa
ethel Lynn, the toral, Miss kagh O..
Tue Parsons, the Japa losr, Mss Claire
Clinton, the Turkish, aud hlss Win.
uio spraguo, tue literary booth. There
viii also uu a "wonleriul fortune
teller"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
Damage by a Runaway.

Shortly before o O'Clock last evening
team bul.uFi 3 Go Mt. Sglu 4, R.gUy
NI awuy, Ile team was tied TO a
huOuiug poet Ola Fourth south between
Wet Temple AMI Flut West, when a
aau passing lua wagon spOao % bic
lyam, telling tuUm 90 Get up. The
t,Uu thHt UaB standing started ur, tho
strap slipped Oh from The poet, and
they ran wCsl 10 FIST Wet street
vixen they turned south, As they
went ssck u sugar, two cans OF coal
oh, a Iair uf snIrF, oranges, caudy,
etc.,, veru s"AlieTri along tho route, an
OF which were recovered except tho
shoes AMI Iart ~ tue oranges and
auu.y, Al seventh South the team
tuf.ru cust 20 East Temple aud cou.
uuIvd r0uthWATt, where they ran
gaiWt au electric light pole, breaking
the wagon tongue AMI also doing con,
siderable damage 90 the harness, The
NuTrts here became epuntud, one De,
Iug caught between Eighth aui Ninth
S.u.u, while the other continued n
tur Do mr Of ste lsg,y, Nobody was
luJuy,d uy tHe runaway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

Binder, the secretary, W. H. Bywa'er'
l. sending out Invitation circulars TO
the fi'emeu asking them TO unite Win
the organization. The invitation In
mart ls a. follows. awe the above
council. having recently Organized I'M
der the Order q American tlfemgni
aud desiring inst all Bremen IN lho
Territory may tccJmu unlieI WIN
this Ufd.r wnDso rapid CROWN auH
UtJHpeuty in other stHto8 has cause us
tOuKamiuo ittJ tue me.iis,aul having
btCu convinced that 10 Will br o. Efeht
benefit % oil nfcmon q ilIB TERI t)fyi
W. Hayu dculleI To- Gail % meeting o.
nlI HrUuuu on SUu.auy evening"
A.rl,a.r, al T.3D u'clJus, Meeting 10
bu hrI at llu Veteran FIfCmu"'s hAl,
81. .II east 3 uin ltmp'u street, nalt
Lake cry, Utu"
The a.ma " tho association are
specifically siatoi aG 'oll0Hs3
TIfa.-DEnu.puon for tho general
good Ui l.s momU0rs ffiturul.N socially
uuI beneficiary.
.oeIud-lhe consolidation Tor mutual
iuiUfrHta.
IHud Tho securing from tho town, tho
county n.d Tho Toni Dry, recognition Tor
ID great body 81 oarnUH. men devoted 10 %
uuulU cause,
Iuurtu-lh1 procuring 81 the passage
U' proper laws. aud iuoir oui0rrUmunLfpr
Ihn protection II iHu uromgn throughout
tuu Terri Org.
Iiuh-Io -ooufo aid Tor itg momhcrs in
.so ~ injury sickness persecution or
uIstrUts.
sixth 10 provide burial ana Ond1w-
men. fund, by which IuH widows aud
orphans % deceased members % said
fund may Boo benefited.
~UFUutuHIu establish "a u0rp0 nal hu-
rHhu Ui rH'IUl aud 70 tribunal ui justice,
iuWuirh thU humnl0st brennan, as we'll
ag iuo most distinguished uin'lr, may
appeal i1r old, protection aud encourage
iIyul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
An EXPERT OPINION.
Prof MIL, Offers suggestion as to
tho Irrigation Board
Ehtor Desero, NcOG

Tfitgr Dsfcyci Nc0G
was very mucn pleased 20 see your
timely comment in lhe NEWT lasl
evening on the Irrigation proposition.
Allow me TO SAY that / heartily agree
with tle most Of Whit you propose
40 except the board + control. / favor
a board Of arbitration 90 so,tle water
disputes but not % cake active control
the water OF ths STATE. BE this
board what % may, 90 appeals to me
It should be- cIo,tuI by tho L,sislaiufo
aud u0i ny he C8nsutIf.0u. Il may
Uu I8uuJ Icganafy 20 change the mum.
uvr Hi divisions and tuis should bU pos.
riulu with the least labor AMI expense.
should cay that we Mood i've water
divisions now. You mtkr 10 four aud
tho irrigation commission made %
Three By all means % VIZ have o.
I1lu l,t us have 10 created boy the
Legislature. Whtt dD the irflgai9rs
sny3
A. NitLg.
Supr Farm Exp. WOfK-, Utah Exp.
station.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
4 DE- LOnn NJ Nh Per Cent.

Alta meeting VI tho board Of dlrec,
tlIB of thB ur0rsbeuk company held
yesterday 20 WAS decided TO award the
loan of sa1,UUU ON the WasatCh block
10 tho Providence Loan ~ Trust com
yguy ot puilaIelphia, represented In
lhl. sily by Mr. Juuu j. Snl der Tho
rHlv Of Interest TO Ue paid is q per cent.
BilH were giytu by four or i've COM
utueE but Mr., Snyder was the success,
iuI comp NOT. Win tue money nc
quiTed by lhis loan Il h the intention
VI the Gr0vtbuUk company q take ~
tlb old lean ana .huu make sons *,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
The Give concert.

The complimentary oOncer. 10 he
rendered Prof w. G.. ClIvo Ia tho
Fourteenth ward assembly hail, on
Monday evening" next, promises to DO
a most successful one from au artistic
standpoint, AMI his many ifiends aud
tue committee la charge point 10 The
following choice program, aud nsk the
public 10 assist them Ia making IL nv IA
n financial way'l
Overture. "Taust" ... ....a... ,..,..... + pobI
Iuratgr Orchestra.
solo, "Iho silent World BE- HlUgplnF, s.s.. buck
Mr John Robinson.
Selection, "uaf bTU HmH. ... ...sss .... 90 .....t
Mrs., LIFHr Thomas Edward
Violin Ho'u, "uglu1y Caprice .ssss .s.r...,.r live
o. Inscribed g. Professor George Careless,
%. Prayer from "MusrH," urAEuufi B 800.
HIHus-r agauiui 40 bg played on one
Prof NC Give
Recitation. "AuN liauouh. "...u owen Meredith
Mics Louise b1ydOn,
Duct. FROM "liuU Toy, ......Y... icon. uU huNUu
Nrs. iIsuu tdWHrIuUd ST. too. -. Paper
Piano solo, "tH'uu tr concert ..ss.ssss hruuHu
ufIa 10. b. hruuHr.
Tenor colo, "AI|Uu Marie rtUUhUn Adams
Mr. bUu. %. Piper
AVIuphuuv solo, "HUNrw NuuuNrAmF." Give
Mr. AlriHgu ugcflyg.
Nr carlson,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

From all other stations not men.
tl0urd above rate will be one single
are for the round trip, but In 40 case
20 exceed rate from point beyond.
Special form Of card excursion tick
cts will be seut principal stations, but
all other Cillcts will use regular book
excursion form. No stop'over priyi.
leges will be allowed on these tickets,
nor can extension Of limit DO granted.
Tickets Will be- sold on the following
dateg From Ogden, GOsnen, Bing-
ham anu intermediate points, from
April ith 20 7th, inclusive; tickets linz
led TO ApTli l2lh, 1905, From all
other points April 3rd g. 7th, inclusive,
tickets limited 20 Arrll 10Th, 1905.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
An Unfortunate Mishap.

A serious accident Is reported 10
have happened near Bingham juno.
lion on Wednesday night II appears
that while Mr.. aud Mrs. Allsop were
driving along the road ABOUT hiatt a
mile distant from ths junction their
horse stumbled over Au uuiunCti
cutting some ok or luyuu feet In
dupth alongside she H., ~, w. railroad
and pitched the uutGt over Hu um-
baukmunt. Mis-. AlisJp had one Of het
arms broken amt sustained internal
injury; her husband ls said 10 have
been prtt 3 badly shaken up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
A Garni.hment Question.

Attorneys Dry Il Street have begun
au Eetion iu equity on behalf Of J. w,
Farrell agains, the Cleveland Gao
Fixture anu Manufacturing company,
salt Lake Cily, aud the luter MUuu-
Ialu Electric company, Tue uuit iu.
Wolves ,hruhmu question ns was decided
by Tue Supreme court uu saturday, ylA
thHt tue a.iy was exempt from gar.
ointment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
Donaldson discharged.

A. NJ. Donaldson, arrested on com.
plant Of W. A. Timmons, charged
with having lufod the latter ~ hi.
home aud robbed him, bad a hearing
teforc Police Justice smith yestrfday
afternoon, anu was discharged 90 mo.
ton Of the prosecution Tor lacs OF
sufiicicnt evidence 20 convict.
JnF. Fnnkilu. cIlUteI, charged with
puut larceny, Boo having disposed Of
furniture which had net been fully
paid tor, was found guilty, and set.
fence was suspended during g0od be.
haviOr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
FreCkla.
DEATH TO FRECELES,

Nine. NJ Yale was recently asked the
question (which OF her discoveries she
considered the most wondehul'' Her
reply was as follows IA Freekla, be-.
cause ii unmasscd my own face from
filthy mascot frcckles and gave me the
beautiful rose.Ieaf complexion which
you see and which has been admired by
the people OF every nation. Before ]
discovered la Frcckla was a ireekled
ace individual disguised with my own
appearance. Today / am the envy OF
every woman who looks at my skin.
Ia Freekla will remove any case Of
.rcckles Ia existence and leave the
skin as Transparent, as crystal. one or
two applications removes tan and SUM
burn. Il takes from three to nine days
to destroy every trace Of freekles. It IS
the only remedy known to the world
that does ihb. Now IS the time to use
Ia Freekla, as il strengthens the skin,
removes and prevents freckles aud sun.
burn. sEo5 per bottle Sold by all
druggists or
MME NJ. YALE. Temple o.; Beauty, iW
state street. Chicago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
GnmnnslIc Exhibition.

The public 10 invite TO attend a iroc
symuas,lo exhibition a. the Y, NJ G.. a,
this evening, Tho exercises VIII cou-
-ist ot Indian oluo drilL horizontal bar
work, flying urg- parallel bar urlll
ami pygHmid building, The idea OF
this exhibition ist9 illustrate practical
body puliuInH, muUu attractive by usu
u apparatus,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
UTAH FREuGN 10 MEET.
Veteran Council Nu / Of this City 10
Convene saturday Evening"
April Ggh,

The date for holding tho convention
OF American Frumcn, Veteran C0uu-
oh Ne, !, has been determined upon,
ana Ia accordance with arrangements
made by the committee, consisting OF
W, IL. Kelson, g, II, Ranks, 4, Petty,
J. Reading, r. 5impson aud IA,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
IL. Mnr.hnl,s Arrnnnl..

Iu Ch.r' Justice MraWf c1uf. this
morning tie run.luuiiary accounts of
a.. IS. Maulal brigham llr ih1 past
quarter wofu pftbontcI by District At
tgrusy Judd, proved o. be correct aud
allowed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

the ulaint.m, Rawiins & Crllchlow
lui W. g. itall TOR the defendant.
The hearing pr0misus to occupy
I0ug ume. 10 IL In progress o. the
NLw5 goes O. rr,st
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

IlIid DO, take Judge NJ Nnlly long
Goo ruu through Nis du.lgs ia the pro.
uttD court TO-DAY. The lew orders made
were small ami U' no puUhC Interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

lensive improvsmenls In this building
Al the cornes Eat Temple and Sec
Ond south ,ttces, known as the Wa
satch block,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
CIly Ticket OGlCo, SOl Main SJ'''L.

,rn.,,,,h Pullman Palace Eltcpeft, l..f1f
t,,i,,l1,',,d ifonrtst sleepurs. fra' h'''A
Char cars, Elegant DaY Coaehea'
Telephone $50, ,-..,r pslL
n.E HUXLEY, Gent Az Fa''s,
A. DICKINSON, General Manager
LOMAN. q, n a A. Agent
F.H.H. CLARK,
OLIVER W. MlEK,. po,eIysr
T'TiIERY ANDERSON "'''
JOHN w. DoANk, ,..,r
fRKDRIliCR n o0UDAHI'I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
The THROUGH CAR LINE
Effective Dec. 10Th, 1894
gia.Ag ArFlrs auf utpuu ai san L-A'
GU DaNv, a. ls'.oisi'

80 - ~ -
ylaMs Arfrs aud Dtpar NJ SAL 10"
CIV DaNy, a. ls''oi1tf
AHHiyH.
From OH Eastern points .,,.,',,'''''' u
Ffom lutte, portlsnd, San Fran .
cisco. Cache Valley And Oglon'"lo u ."
from all Eastern points, fatE tlg ,a,,m
hndOEden, ..t,,.,,'s'' e-...''''''''' -'
From san Francisco, ogden and -,,ou
intermediate pOnts,,,,s',''''.''''s' o 80 -
IRON a'I9rai Jus" ''''o, -. 5l0pn
iron Terminus and To0e,o','.'''''-'' ."
DEFIANT
For ogden. Park CITY aud al Eai'sfn
points s,s,..ssssss ,s.ss, 's'''' '''ss''''' y. =
Tor ogden and intermediate points '''
Tor ogden. intermediate pontt
ran Francisco and cache 49,.
Valley points, s,.,'''.s'''s..'.,' ''''' 2 "
FOR ogden, all pointa oAai, lutte for' 78,u
land. aud san Francisco
,Fo~ puresa Provo. sanpeto valley
Nophi Juab aud FRISCO ''a' ''' -
FOR Tooele and Torminus.,u,.',''''
Strain, south OF Jun' run aANI 'A''''
Daily except sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
CONFERENCE RATES,
Via the Rio Grande Western Rail-
way.

To ALL AuENIs AND CoNDucroUs
For o., Annual Con Greece, l.. u.
y, ani Woman's & ntrrrcr, l.. -.
3, At Salt Lake CITY, April "A TO 7tb,
inclusive, the following rates are auth.
uflzrI & Salt Lake aud faiuFul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
RAIL ROADS
fias 2apap. In Effect HOG 2ja M
leave set Lake Ciy.

leave set Lake Ciy.
No. .--Tor Provo. bingham. All
al p1.nu Eatg,,.....,....as 500
No t-tor Illyb DrauI suncu1n
aud al points East,..s..,., bR a.
No I-ior Provo. Mauu uud
SAUNA ....t.s sss...s.,sssttsss af p r.
No, S=f0r Eureka ......,., s,....- ...... a'nr1
so. s-tor Ogden and Welt. ut.RH'
No. l-F0r Ogden All ta1 WoE-,. IsR-
Arrive sait Lake.
NO l-Ffum Provo, Bfaut Junction
and tho Ehttssss.ts..us,s. no pa
No. Iron Provo, UrAud JuuCt0n
and mo kAtt ,,a......, % % p O.
No. b-trom bingham. Provo. Mani
aud sauna ssssssss.s.s.....sss..a. hN'ps n
No. 1--ffUu Iurcsa,,,.., ..,......a..a. NAl
NO g-iTom Ogiea AMI tho Wet iaau
no t-trom uFdon and The West iNpl
only limo runung through ruIIman rili
Double brANluE Room f.rOpcu o. uonti "a
1ranu Junction and W Kansas liiT and Sllta
90 va colorado puiup free fctlhlnE cltf
caIt TAFT LAho o. Denver, and on'J lne %
ming Pullman HleepUra tat Latc 70 An iiA-'
cisco. koohAngstl el0ie eonnoeuohL shsh
speed and comfort.
Ticket once, 10 v, End South
L. 4. DODGE. Gen. Manager
2, ~. hAhiuth, IThnc Manager
O.. A. WADLElUii, Gen. latsE, Ast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

mr NJ YALE, Temple o.; Beauty iV
state street. Chicago
The Redwood gazette., 1895-01-17

matter under the skin and the dark
comb point to the presence of this
disorder. A big dose OF castor oil fol
lowed by a kneading of the crop be-
tween the thumb and forefinger, often
removes the difficulty. See that there
is plenty of water for the birds, and if
you are obliged to feed grain exclu-
sively dampen it trife.
There is nothing to be gained by
crossing black and white Leghorns
except to secure offspring of q mottled
color. which certainly is no improve
ment. If yon want to cross your Leg
horns on something, try Brahmas,
Wyandottes or Plymouth Rocks for
the opposite side of the matings. The
progeny will then be an improvement
on either of the heavy birds in the
way of egg production or early ma
turity.
Cholera has been often commented
upon and described in these columns.
See Nov. 18th number for concise
description and treatment.
The Redwood gazette., 1895-01-17
A Chance to Make Money.

In the past week l have made $125
and attended to my household duties
l think / will do better next week. 1t
seems the more Dish Washers I sell,
the more demand l have for them. |
think any lady or gentleman, any
where, can make money in this bust
ness. It is something every family
wants, and when they can be bought
80 cheap, they buy them, and the per-
son who had enterprise enough to
take an agency is bound to make
money. l wish that any of your
readers that wish to make from SIS to
$12 a day, would try this business and
report their success. Anyone can get
full particulars by addressing the
Iron City Dish Washer Co., E. E.
Pittsburg, Pa. Such chance is rare
at least I have never struck one.
MARTHA F. B.
The Redwood gazette., 1895-01-17

ner and Martin, in their darky bur.
lesque on "Three Little Maids from
School," from the opera Mikado. Sc
complete was the burlesque that they
were called out the second time
Charles Buxton also sang bass SOLO
"Wonders of the Deep"
Mrs. Charles johnson acted as pi-
anist and Till Tibbetts as violinist,
Misses Inez Baldwin and Carrie Ish-
am assisted at the piano during the
evening.
So successful was the presentation,
and owing to the extreme cold wealth
or of Friday evening, which prevented
many from attending, the boys have
concluded to repeat the performance
at the opera house tomorrow evening,
after which they will start on a tour,
taking in Granite Falls, Marshall,
Tracy, Sleepy Eye and other towns.
The Redwood gazette., 1895-01-17
THE HUMAN EAR.
A Notable Lecture on the Sense
of Hearing by DR.. Hart
man.

During the course of one of Or.
Hartman's latest lectures at the
Surgical Hotel, he said: "Good hear
ing is essential to health and safety.
A continual roaring, cracking and
buzzing in the head, which is always
produced by partial loss of hearing,
is a constant irritation which will
gradually undermine the strength.
Besides this, even a slight loss of
hearing renders any one more liable
to accident,m persons being killed
every year because of partial deaf
ness. Many people think that a
gradual loss of the sense of hearing is
inevitable, and that every one must
submit to it sooner or later. Hence
they make no attempt to find cure.
This is a great mistake. Loss of
hearing, either in the old or young
people,is nearly always due to chronic
catarrh of the head or middle ear"
Catarrhal deafness is due to catarrh
Of the throat passing up through the
Eustachian tubes to the middle ear.
The catarrh in rare cases originates in
the middle ear. The symptoms are:
Roaring, cracking, buzzing in the ear,
with gradually increasing difficulty in
hearing. If not cured the hearing
will be entirely destroyed. When the
case has not already gone to far be-
fore the treatment is begun Pe-ru-na
will cure every case. 1t is only after
catarrh has destroyed portions of the
middle ear that Pe-ru-na fails to cure.
All such cases should write DR.. Hart
man, Columbus, Ohio, for further ad-
vice.
A book on la grippe, coughs, colds,
catarrh, etc., will be sent free to any
address by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manu-
featuring Company of Columbus,
Ohio.