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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-10-01
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The British govern q makes no
cNaminati ion to determi. tue validity of
a device for which patent is asked, but
takes it for granted that every inven-
tiua Is new and grants patent TO every
applicant, leaving his claim, II con-
tested. to he subsequently determined
by the courts.
The town OF Salisbury, VT. has had
only four clerks since its Incorporation
under Gov. Rcun.ng Wentworth, Aug
ust 20. l1,i. The first clerk, Thomas
Mattiyon. held the position until 1884;
Jacob Galusha for II years, until 1925;
Myrou Barton. his successor, served
until October 6. 1850. lie, in turn, was
succced'd by his son Hiram, who still
holds the Office.
Queen Nictoria's age has been eN-
cccdc.l 10y only one former occupant OF
the tltorc Of Epgland-Georgc ILL.,.
who MS 20 years old when he died. The
age OF George II. was equal TO that
which her mnicstv has attained. She
| has cen ~ years on the throne. Only
one Predecessor. George Ill, who ruled
for rca3ly 60 years. held the sccptrc for
/ @ lprcor rcriol than her maicsty.
lccorl'rg t. official figures. the
| anuual con uput'7n Of beer in this
/ rrrury has triplc1 within the past 81
| YEARS. The present enormous output
/ OF i.OOoCC0cCN gallons annually gives
4 consumption officially stated at 1876
gall1re FER head Of population. against
Cs3 gpllons rcr head in 1876. Thus the
consumption per head has little more
tL9n doubled in the same time that thu
total consumption has triplcd.
1t was In the year 1854 that Rev
DR.. MannSsch Cutter of Ipswich, an,
!. six ether gentlemen visited the SUNNI
of Mt Washington. In 1912 Crawford
built a stone cabin there. and in 1874
the fret horse climbed up. ~. SUNNI
house dated from 1862 ard removed il
1884. In ls7O-7l Prof. Huntington ant
three companions pgssed the winter OF
the summit. which has since h" il g
cupicd throughout the year.
\ railroad man has compiled sta
tistics whica show that there onl.
ono railroad passenger killed out o
every l.Osj.lj3 carried on the railway
aud that for every ls3,s22 carried onl
ono is likely TO he injured. lie bases hi
calculations ON the fatalities and casul
ties on railroads during the last I
years His figures further show tha
q mans chances arc such that he woul
I have to travel t.iO6,GjG0 miles befor
| getting hurt, and go i7,jsS $3.50 miles b'
+ fore being killed.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-10-01
4 CnANcr 10 MlEt MoNEy.

have berries, grapes aud peaches,
year old, fresh as when picked ns"
The California Cold Process. do not heat
or seal the fruit. just put 1t up cold
keeps perfectly fresh, aud costs almost
nothing; can put MP bush'l IN ten
minutes. Last week sold directions to
nyer l2l families, anyone viii pay q
dollar Tor directions when they see lln
beautiful SAMPLES Of fruit. As there
are many people poor like myself
,cusiler II my duty to giverny experience
10 such, aud feel confident anyone ear
make one or two hundred collars roun'
.onc in few days, Twill mail sample
| # iruil and complete directions to an
n your readers for eighteen lro-ceh
.tamls, which is only the actual cost O
| the samples, portage, etc to me
Francis Casey, ST. Louis, Mo
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-10-01
MODEL CAVALRY HORSE.
some of tho Requirements for Admiss IN
to Uncle Sam's Service.


Tho model cavalry horse is in color
either bay, sorrcl, bacl, or gray, sound
well bred and Of superior class gentle
under the raddlr, free from Vicious
habits, With free and prompt action
at Tie walk, trot and r0llop, with
out Flemish or defect, of a kind d',posi-
ticn auI with easy mouth and gait Tie
must he "rcldirg" tmarcs not taken
under any circumatanccs), Of ug'f1rm
ard hardy color, in good condition,
from 1914 TO 10 hande high weight nor
less than $50 nor more thonl, $50 pounds.
forchcad broad. eyes large and promi'
cent, from four to eight years old, head
and cars small. vision perfect in every
respect, shoulders long and sloping well
| hack, chcrt full, broad and deep; fore
| legs straight and standing well under.
barrel" large and increasing FROM
girth toward flank, withcrs elevated.
hack short and straight, loins and
launches broad and muscular, hooks
well bent and under the horse, pastcrn-
ylantng and feet small and sound
\ horse under five years old will not he
rurcha ed unlc7s he is an especially fine
animal wen developed, Each horse i.
subjected to rigid examination and
nny au'rnl that does not meet thcrH re-
puircmcuts in every respect viii not be
rurchnrrl. So that it. can be seen thn
, horse which meets the cavalry man.
fastidouS taste must indeed be mode
Of equiur cNcclorcP. Much stress J.
placed uron the intelligence manifested
hythc candidate, both IN ,Xprcssiou nu'
=, acton, aud there are certain PECULIAR
j lies in the face and eyes Of q hors
',hirh 20 tho expert denote the fool, ia
}. luhborn brute aud the dcNillsh onIma
\nothcr singular phase of tho system
ihnt. while the cnyalry horse mus, bee
crfcct share rrl fdulllraa corfc'm'
ion. hr is rurrhnGcd az flom SIPS
sa5n, con ;cralN.ly ~ro'l uaforcvc
Is lcsilall, "ro-detcr" This, hoUcvc
u. Is cXrla'uc1 in . mcnrurc by the fp'
chat the cavalry horse VS. u8clcHs +
-, breeding purposes, and asa rule not Gar
:, enough asa trottcrto make rae, hos
~ In the United States cayalry acFv''
III there IRE ten regiments OF r. tro'l
OF each, with GO men 70 The troop ~
Mt counllrg officers. and there ARE oy
: 900 horses IN the service.
The average worldrT HE Ct tie ca
airy horsc Is shout rs years and alb"
ten per cent. OF those in the servIc'
or are discarded cnch year.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-10-01
WHY ELECTRIC LIGHTS HISS.
Due to the. Heated Carbon Points Eysp'
Grating.

Prof. Sylvnnus Thompson has been
answering question which has often
puzzled the public. The are light pro
cocds from the points of two little car
bon rods as large as ones little finger.
Prof. Thompson explains what Is the
state of the carbon when the lamp is
throwing out its light lie says reports
The Pittsburgh Dispatch, that the car
ton Is sometimes actually melting a
thing that was until recently thought
impossible.
Moreover, he snys that when light
is kissing the liquid carbon is really
boiling, In ordinary combustion the
state OF the are crater Ia such that tho
solid carbon below Is covered with O.
LAYER o, film Of liquid carbon just boil
ing or cooperating on. When kissing
takes place the new state Of things Is
I set up,
lie sny4; "If YOU watch short hiss
ing are you will sec column of l'ghi
concentrating itself on a marrow spot
and the spot keeps moving about ard q
very unstable in position, as wen os ~
the amount OF light it giyca out The
crntcr surface after the are las beer
hisshc Is found TO be literally honey
comhcd.
"When the arc is Kissing You can So
little hits erupted cut, and the hissin'
seems 10 hc compared 90 the hlssh
which takes place IN boiling wnte'
! There Is, IN fact, exactly the same Kim
Of difference between the silent arc an
the kissing ere MS between quiet evaI
grafton and noisy boiling"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-10-01
Challenge!

If it seems proper to merchants of high
standing TO advertise or label coored teas
as "strictly pure natural lea" and
"pure natural leaf feeling justified per
haps by poetic license how poetic must
be those teas that are weighed out by the
pound, that the maker doesn't even think
enough of to put his name on
Yes these teas are colored In proof
of this we hereby offer to any charitable
institution of this State, that three proml-
nent grocers of this county may select
$1,000 if we cannot prove to the satlslac-
ton Of a competent chemist chosen by
these grocers, that the teas named at the
foot Of this advertisement are colored.
But maybe you don't mind drinking
colored tea; maybe you are entirely in
different as to what you eat or drink !
maybe YOU won't even take the trouble
of trying ,SchlKbng's Best though you
know you will get your money back if
you don't like it.
Very well Tea-sellers can stand it
as long as you can They have no fault
to find with the profits on colored tea.
To be sure, they would make more
money on pure tea, because you would
drink more pure tea; but they haven t
found that out yet.
San Francisco POI n SchlIhng e Comb0ny
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-10-01
pp YOU EVER M,Ks MoxrY EIasy 7


Mr.. Elitor.-I Lave read how Mr. G.
4. II. n'adc so much money in the Dish
Washer business and think have beat
lin am very young yet and have
had little experience IN ,elling goods,
but have made over eight hundred
dollars i, ten weeks selling Dish
Washers It is SIMPLY wonderful how
easy it is 10 sell them All you have
~ do IL 10 show The ladies' how they
work and they cannot help but buy one.
For the benefit cf others ! Will state !
got my start from tn" Mound City Dish
Washer Co., st Louis, Mo- Write to
them and they will s'nd ypu full
particulars.
think | can clear over 5000 the
co"ing year, aud am Ut going TO LEI
the opportunity pass. Try Il and ! ub
i4h your success for the benefit o
! others. J. L. Z
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-10-01
Wanted Idea $G2 s$ s S : .HS

Protect your ideas they may bring you wealth
Write John wEDDEkhuRN & Coz Patent Attor
neys, Washington, d. q, foI their ~ prise one
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-10-01

rnr NV HOOK srooS rrrr TO AT
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-10-01
Unequslcd Service

Denver to Chicago via Kais's envy =
given Ma the Union Pacific aud CHI
cago & Alton Railways
Through Pullman sieepers, Pullman
dining cars and free reclining cha''
cars leave Denver daily. The Union
A cifc is the great through car line Oh
lhe west. Ask yournearest ticket "geh'
for tickets via this line.
Il. l.. LoNAxi
Gen. Pass and Tkt' Agt',
Omaha, Neb,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-10-01

HAIR RESTORED ro NATURAL Color
have used many preparations Tor
restoring hnir To mtura! color, but
never had satisfactory results till ustd
Zulu Nulicr; it will restore any hair or
beard to i,4 natural colorin three weeks.
II il does not they return your money,
so You take 10 risks. People who have
never tried It can get II sample package
which continuing enough TO rest Ie amy
ones hair to natural color, 10y sending
u tWo-ccut stamps, To pay postage etc.
to.Wilson q Go New Concord, OHIO.
The rc.nar price is 80 per racLas''
If il Cos not restore your hair Ia
natural color, or make amy rol"r ol han
darker in three weeks, they will return
your stamps This proposition Is g
lair that thousands are usls It II u
harmless, and neycr fails Why can
bir money he made ly selling Hrl'
| Vulicr from huus, TO housc?
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-10-01

read in the Christian Standard that
Miss A. NJ Fritz, Station A., st. Louis,
Mo, would give an elegant plated hook
spoon to anyone sending her ten 2'cent
stamps. sent for one and found it So
uselu that I'showed it to MY friends,
and made $1,000 in two hours taking
orders for the spoon. The hook spoon
is household necessity. 1t cannot slip
into the dish or cooking vessel, being
held In tine place by hook on the
back. The spoon is something that
housekeopers have needed ever since
spoons were first invented Anyone
can ge: . sample sroJn by sending ten
2-cent stamps to Miss Fritz. This is n
splendid way to make money around
home. Very truly,
Jeanette :.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-10-01

I'VE have a beautiful line of sam
Iple cloth for tabernacle goods.
Measurements taken at the store.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-10-01
WELL KNOWN ABROAD.


The car Of Russia owns single es-
.,7tc that Is lOO.oo0,0O0 acres in extent
.rd is said to be the largest in the
world.
Tho dhillcand duchess of Marlborough
.rc travelling on the Nile in Dahn-
cyah which they have hired for Bis
cc,s.
cpublic, has n fortune OF 81 200.
'.nc income of his Office is $4,000 year
IN salary and allowances.
Count IIenckel Won Donnersmarck
nc last descendant of Goethe, who died
recently in Germany, was the man who
married the notorious adventures NJ
the court of Napoleon Ill, Nine. de
l'aiya.
Robert Herman Schomburgk, the au-
-hor of the cline" between Venezuela
and British Guiana, was n Prussinn
chemist. who wandered n great deal
aver the world and lived almost ever.
where.
Grand Duchess Marie Valerie, the
| youngest daughter of Emperor Francis
( Joseph, has, according 20 a European
| lumor, II chance to become empress OF
/ Austria upon the death Of her father
( = is said that the emperor desires Il
1 make her his hcircss.
Among the presents scntby the sutnr
10 the ear and czaritsa was u piece Of
the Holy Cross, relic belonging 10 the
nation. which the sultan had no right
. give away. His other presents, dia
nd-studdicd cigarette ease for th'
.2ar and n diamond necklace for th'
.laritsa, seem rather worldly By ts side
Mr.. Gladstone. writing in reply I"
catholic gentleman in Derry on th
question of municipal inequalities, add
hat he fears Irish affairs are not lilltl!
10 prosper until the deplorallc dissru
aons in the Irish parliamentary part.
arc SO far composed MS to restore II q
what was once its admirable efficiency
DIR. Fauycl, who recently died in Pari
: Ia said Ia have had n larger practice !
diseases of the throat than amy 9th"
physician in the world, yet his fee "n
only ten dollars. Among his patient
were Gambctta, Queen Isabella thc cr
: pcror Of Brazil, Theirs, Emperor ~,
J poleon, Comtc de Paris and the late en-
flTpss Df kugSia
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-10-01

Castoria i truly marvellous thing
or children. Doctors prescribe it.
modical ioWnale recommend it and
more than n million mothers are using
it in place Of raregotic, saieman,s
Drops, So sailed soothing ,srups and
other narcotic aud Supplying remedies
astoria is the quickest thing to
egulate the stomach and bowels and
i've healthy sleep the world have ever
seen. It - pleasant 10 the taste and
absolutely hasInless. 1t relieves cOnsti-
patton, quiets pain, cures, diarlhoea and
ind-colic, nllays fcyerishness, destroys
worms, and prevents commissions, soo;hs
he child ard gives it refreshing and
natural sleep. Castora is the cllildren's
panacca-the mothers friend
Castoria il put mp in one-size hotties
only 1t is not sold in bulk. Dom,
allow any one to sell you anything else
on the plea or promise that it is "just NJ
good" and "will answer every purpose -
See that you get C-A-S.T.O-Rl-A.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-10-01
DENVER and RI. GRAND R, +, w.
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line running
Two Fast Trains Daily to

Aspen. Pueblo,
CoLonADo SpRINds and hFNvER'
Effective April 18th, 1871
frain No.2 leaves Lehi sos M
salt Lake s :05 m. Arrive at Pueblo
sJOam. Colorado Springs 7;ol m
Denver 1880 IN
Train No. leaves Lehi 1924 = m
Salt Lake 7 40 p IN Arrive Pueblo o;2'
q m Colorado Springs 6 i53 p m Denver
D:25 pm
Connections made at Pueblo, Colora-
Al sorings and Denver with all lines
rast. Elegant day coaches chair cars
and pullman sleepers onall trains Take
,heD&RG and have n comfortable
trim and enjoy the finest scenery ON the
continent.
6. Hughes, Traffic Monager
Denver, Col
SIX. Hooper b. + Ney'ns
ap6TA General Agent
Salt Lake, Utah
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13

attic, dcsna;r Nnytling that cures dyspepsia lifts
ahou, half the rcght of misery that crushes man
kind, and womarkind. , :
Tie trouble with most of the so calico dyspepsa-
cures is that they don't cure. They give oniy tc"i-
porary relief Indigestion usually extends all through
The digestive tract from the stomach clear down to the
large intestine the liver too IS frequently nvolveG N
the trouble being torpid and inactive For thor
ough radical, permanent cure you must nave NE
whole digestive organism set right - not violently
stirred up bu; ,egnialed. Dr. PierceS Pleasant PEI
LET'S viii do H. They stimulate the digestive juices
of the stomach invigora,c the liver and help 1t to
actively secrctc the bile and act gently on Che bowels
to promote a regular healthy movement TINS means
a complete and lasting cure of digestive troubles.
The Pellets are not a severe cathartic they act
IN the bowels naturally and comfortably though
surely The dose can be regulated to your needs
can he discontinued You dor't become slave TO
their use As with other pills If the druggist suggest
somc gripping pill that gives him more poht, think
sohaf UiU p,ohl jon. moSE ..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13
rr, rupArIONs IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. Feb 70 (speciaD Although Lincolns
birthday IS not n legal holiday In Pennsylvania.
various organizations celebrated the day in Il num-
Der OF ways The Commercial Exchange was closed
all day and appropriate exercises were held IN some
OF the public schools The Lincoln Association.
composed OF men who have been members of the
Union League for not less than twenty-five years.
gave It's annual dinner. The young Republicans OF
Philadelphia had their sixteenth annual dinner to-
night at the Manufacturers' Club. The principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13
Z e porrEKS DEATH STILL 4 MYSTERY

San Francisco. Feb. l2.-Mystery still surrouh''
the death OF j. Cranston Potter the Tacoma cap
talist whose body was washed ashore near '"s
Cliff House on Sunday Detectives have traced NV
dead mans movements up to 1915 o'clock on ff''~'
night when, in company with an unknown yV..sss
man he left the Gin House and started IN tIs
direction Of the beach, The chief OF detectives ~
clines TO the belief that Potter fell asleep Oh o.,
beach and was overtaken by the rising tide .o,,
ters friends believe his death to be the result ~
foul play. and point 10 the fracture OF me sn 20.
corroboraton OF the theory. This. however, -
gether with several bruises the body. ms NJ NJ,
due the heating OF the body against TIE iIfSs
by the breakers Potters companion o. rr.Jhr .
night is being carefully searched for ana WIZ Go"
less be able to throw some light on the TRAGEDY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13
DR SURADY'S LECTURE.

rJncon's birthday celebrated at the Union
Eepubllcan Club No lG6s LeSington-ave.. last night
with a smoker and entertainment OF music and a
lecture on Lincoln by Or George F. Shrady: jr The
r,nh rooms were decorated with flags and large
nortrat of Lincoln, back OF the stage. Refresh
were yerycQ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13
BARNES AND WALKER MADE DELEGlIhS'

Albany, Feb. l2.-The XNth Congress p's'is'
Republican Convention held in this city Gus
elected William Barnes. jr. and william }. VAN.
err recently Republican candidate for Mayor,
delegates to the National Convention NJ -. I,oSs
The alternates Dr. J. II Mitchell, OF >o.''s''
and Hiram Grggs OF Cumberland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13

c,ss,s were Warren 3D. Hooker. member OF me
House OF Representatives from the AN3isr Va, .,
Massochusetts Mr. Hooker responded 70 the ,o4ss
'Iincoln' and Mr.. Barrett spoke on Inc Issue -
,Sas'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13
THE LAST SPEAKER.

The last speaker Of the evening was the Rev.
William T.. Park. OF Gloversvie. \. Y, who
talked entertainingly Of Typical Men"
It was very late when the lights went out in
the brilliant banquet-room, but there were no re-
grets to pass for an evening wasted. A more fruit
full theme, a more impressive occasion the MEM
bers of the notable organization have never been
called upon to celebrate. and they felt the force
of this whichever way they turned. and as they
went away the benign face OF the martyred
President from lts frame of American ilags over
the heod Of the presiding officer seemed 10 smile
n goodnight and q benedction as we'll upon all
who had taken part in the loving tribute TO
American worth and to the highest type or
American manhood this country has ever pro-
ducel
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-23
ATTEMPT TO KEEP VOTERS AWAY.
Free SiIvcritcs Make nm Effort 90
nrenL Un ~ RepmbIicnn Meeting.


Neils j. Gron. one OF the most prominent
Scandnavians in the country and Chairman
of the Scandinavian department OF the re-
publican national central committee, ad-
dressed the Danish-American Mckinley and
Hobart club last night at Washington hall.
His remarks were devoted to a discussion
OF the financial question. which during the
past four years he has thoroughly mastered
by study and personal investigation gath
cred in trip around the world and espec-
tally in those countries which are at pres
cnt burdened with free silver
The meeting was another of those which
the free silver element in the city have
feared might influence voters. AS Conse-
quence the disgracoful tactics that have
been pursued in other republican gather
ings were In evidence. A pOpocratiC COM
mittee was on hand at the door throughout
the evening. steering away scandinavian
citizens by false statements that Gron would
not speak. Despite this fact, however, a
fair audience faced the speaker when he
began his remarks. The policy was carried
into the hall, for throughout the speakers
remarks he was troubled with noises which
emanated frcm the free silver crowd that
had come in.
In addition to Mr.. GI'on. Frank Burman
candidate for the state legislature on the
republican ticket, and John Matthesen also
made remarks. The latter spoke in Danish
upon the money question. Burman spoke on
state issues.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-23
Dogs RACING FOR ALTcAR cur.
CoursIng at Great Bend Results in
Excellent sport.


GREAT BEND. Kan, Oct. 22-The second
day of the AltCar Coursng clubs meeting
afforded excellent sport, but 1t rained most
of the day. Better cOursing was never seen
at this place. Hares We're plentiful again
and two rounds of the Altcar cup for grey
hounds of all ages was run off between 10
and 3. in spite of "A long wait on account
of the rain. Mr.. Hayman's judging and Mr..
Cockran's slipping gave satisfaction.
TWenty-four grcyhounds were entered for
the Altcar cup, and the running resulted AS
follows:
Barrster. Denver. beat Prince Karl, Law
Mckinney Great Bend. beat Venetian
Rcd, Colorado Servings.
Dakota, st. Louis beat Lady Blanche,
Beatrice, Denver, beat Valetta. Denver
Winning style. Denver, beat Crow Dog.
Sylvia, St. Louis, beat Brilliant. Denver
Colonel BreCkinridrC, Great Bend, beat
Lady Glenn. Newton. Kan.
Bryan, Newton, beat Lord Scattercash
Diana, St. Louis, beat Bridesmaid, Dem
yer.
Lady Mistcrton. o tkes, n. D.. beat Mary
T.. Lease, Newton. Kan.
Royal Black, Santa Cruz, Cal, beat
Hughie. Rawlns Wyo.
Blackstone, Denver, beat Fascination
Great Bend.
Second round:
Mckinley beat Barristcr.
Beatrice beat Dakota.
Winning Style beat Sylvia
Colonel Brcckinridgc beat Bryan.
Diana beat Lady MistcrtOn
Blackstone beat Royal Buck.