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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

Notice "a hcrcby given by James
Poultou,nH trustee under certain decd
~ trust, wherein Jane Livingston
WinHneus u first party. said trustee ID
second party. and James g. pluiton h
third party and beneficiary. which said
rrua; Dcu1 II dated April 10 1895. and
" recorded IN fhc county records 81
Rtlt Lake County on said date IN BOOK
y ii' OF Mortgage, 40 page iii, refer
cnce 30 which deed o. hereby made.
ana the same IA hereby made part
hereof, as follows;
said nrH party conveyed she property
hereinafter described 10 said second
party IN trust Go secure the payment
~ two certain prnmlnHlry naftH men.
toned IN said Trust Decd. with lntcr-
est. one note for $4,000 and one Tor
$1,000. n even date with said Trust
Deed, Hald Seventeen Hundred anu
nny dollar note being payable on Tho
iGih day of April, 1897; and.
Whereas. said Trust Deed provided
that ln case said FIRST party should fan
or refuse 90 pay Hnid debts or either of
them or the interest thereon when the
H1mc became due. th,n at the request
NJ the legal holder of said note or notes.
the said second party should proceed 10
sall the said property In said deed ana
hereinafter descrlhed,or any part therN
o. az the time and place and no the
manner provided In said deed. aud out
of tho proceeds Of said sale frst pay the
costs and expenses Of executing said
trust Including CnmpNuHutlOu 90 said
trustee Tor his services ana Attorney
fees. 1H provided therein. and after.
wards the amount OF amounts due on
said note or notes: and
Whereas said note NJ $4,000 has been
PAID. but the Seventeen hundred and
nfty dollar note has not been paid. OF
any part thereof and there a. over
500 l0 intgrrat due thereon. and said
PRINCIPAL ana Interest IN now duo and
payable and said nrat party has failed
neglected, and refused to pay the same
ana
whereas. said third party II the legal
owner and holder 81 said note N
si.'fO00. with interest thereon. ana has
requested AMI Demanded that I. said
trustee, sell said property IN accordance
with the provisions % said deed.
Now. Therefore. on account ~
faid defaults and said demands made
hy aali thlrd party, ana under ana
~ virtue NJ the authority In me
vested by rnld Trust Decd and In
accordance herewith. 1 VIII soil. on
Saturday, the i1ih day ~ August. iSss
10 the hour of " o'clock NJ. on said
date. nt public ycndue "a the highest
bidder for cash. nt the west front door
of the County Court House NJ Salt
Lake County, In salt Lake city Utah.
the property hereinafter described. and
AN the right, title, benefit ana equity
OF redemption NJ said Jane Livlngston
WlnunosH. her heirs and assigns, or Ia.
and 20 said property, for the purposes
aforesaid, The property 10 be- sold
b. described nH follows to-wit.i
Commencing nt the northwest corner
of Lot Five 80, Block Thirty (lO. in
Plat "B" salt Lake survey. I'M
salt Lake city and County. state OF
Utah, running thence east eight (D
rods, thence south nix (Gl rods, thence
west eight 90 rods; thence north six (g
rods Co the place uf beginning.
JAMES POuLTON,
YOUNG & MoYLE,
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when some of the Michigan troops
were Cnclmurd ni Or 20 river during
the late -uuplr1sintnesl re- captain ou
recruiting service brought ten men
| back with him and prsOuicl fhnm 90
ihe colonel. fhen authorized iu enlist
the men. relates ihe b.u1.t Free
Pr.aA ono NJ them Wlf rejected Dee
cin1. h'r front inHb were gone, She
verdict 1f ih. army surgeon ln such
cases hriur Shat che man could NOT bite
q cIfiuluH Hr prop rIy mlHue1tr bis
flId Th. volunteer stood aside. but
looked 1s though he could bite m
chunks ~ railroad iron at that par
ilcuiIr ilm.
Al crab orchard. after the battle ~
pofryviilr. tho colonel saw @ familiar
face in group about o camp fire and
learned hy Inquiry that 10 was the
iD0ihiew patriot whom NJ had refused
b. muster. he was cooking Tor bis
mh and receiving q trlnn f1r biz sar-
Vices lie was with his company cvory
time 90 vas detailed for guard duty
ana fought with 10 In The recent battle.
chewing "a dash ana bravery that att
ir1ctod the attention of Dis uncorr
Docs that man know nat h. draws
no p1y and that b. would receive no
prtWI1n were d. wuundadT' asked the
clllncl OF the adIuturf
'ob. yes. 40 that hla been explained
tN WiiNt NNN U| Won't go away
Then th. colonel brushed aside an
tcrhnlcailt.fH. had the persistent vol.
nnt.er taken Into tie service and dated
back 1 as 90 EIve him thH hHurni lf
the laHt muster Tor pay. Tho man dIl
nut Know o. whom be- was Indebted f1r
ihlf re0IEnIti9n. but after each nfhi.
ln which DO always bore r0nspiruHHs
part hH would iI.trr about fhH
r1llnHlH quarters until that rlnfIr.
mans attention was attracted. when
ihc inuihlesa soldier would open his
mouth. point tu hIf empty gums and
double up with laughter aH De- swung
Ms arms about him. 10 was huge
ilkr O. him that % man without tooth ]
should hf REGARDED HH unable i0 Tight ]
and. although The colonel attempted il I
engage him boz conversation. the only /
answer gtpr secured was % rulr N /
laughter ut thH supposed grind" hf ]
hld 900 The ufneer The uncr-rO iecird ]
soldier was 900. ne ~ BILE company.
and. though seriously wounded twice. ]
plWUt DO grand review before tn I
proFIdgui and his cabinet after LofH /
surrender
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NoricE on sNLr.

IN ihg District Court Probate p...s..
salt Lake County. State I'd i...t %
IN the matter " the estate .f ~.
ll0dgman. dereasad "'4
Notice o. hereby given Ina, ,.,
and by virtue ~ the will M ,'.la
liodgman. deceased. the ev'..''.. !,
said estate. will soil. In accori,u''
me terms and conditions N ...i
Wit; ''e %
COMMENCING at the rarth.,st -.....
9t lot o. Block 90. PLAT ". gIt It,.
CITY survey running thence v..t e..
ind one half rods thrner a..tt
hundred and twenty feet. tb.r.. Z,
Two ana unc-hHlf rods th.r.
one hundred ana twenty feet a. l'... !,
h,Flhning' all 10 said ini o. II...F AZ
Hl private sale f0r cash af W tl.
price That eau hc obtained. lt fr. MY
or tlr rlii executor. No. 80 n 49,,
block. salt Lake city. Utah. 8r .- No..
ihr TT dly uf August. isHs.
Dated this Goth day ~ july. tsl.
= 10. WESTERF1EiD
- a. a.. EN iidf
u w. Meng-r. niinIncy Cor .ii,.
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den 10 myself Was troubled with
amotherlug spells, also palpitaiion OF
uio heart and that bcnring'down feel.
ing, aud could not be ON my feet much.
81 was growing worse all the time,
until took your medicine,
"Af,gr taking three boxes o. Lydia
y. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
Lo1ongos, the tumor passed FROM me.
my health has been better ever
since, eau now walk quito n distance
and am troubled no more with palplta-
tlun Of the heart or bloating. rec.
ommcnd your medicine 10 oil sufferers
from female troubles
II Is hardly reasonable 10 suppose
that any one can doubt the efficiency
Of llrs, Piulham's methods and medi.
cine 10 the face OF tho tremendous vol.
umo Of testimony.
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Notice of special meeting N nv
Stockholders Of the Anuer God
Mining Go.

Notice IL hereby given that there w
be- a special meeting Of the sos
holders ~ the Antier Gold MlnInf 81,
held on Thursday, August 18th l'sA .
o'clock =. M, at the Office q" w
company. ii0 So. Main ST., salt l4h
city. Utah. for the purpose " rriuyll.ss
the par value 81 the stock OF fald M,
porntlon, 10 amend ana chang Iu',
Of the articles Of inc0rllrluuh
said company, 70 that the a1il ar.l,.,
when amended, shall b. "thr nin,Gs
OF Inc capltai stock of this c1rporill.a
shall be $4,000. divided into .lll,
shares OF the par vaue Of ien CIV
a0c) each. In place Of 100000 fliI.s
the par value Of (S20o' two do.lAi,
and 10 transact such other husI1 g.s
ms. jacob All.
JUS President
A. W. RAYBOuLp, a'eH
Dated July Is, 1895.
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NorIcr OF AssI.sMrNr.
An,lor Gold Mining Company.
PRINCIPAL place ~ bualneaa az Sal
Lake city. Utah.

PRINCIPAL place ~ business az Salt
Lake city. Utah.
Notice " hereby given that at q
meeting u tho directors. held on June
?, is1S, an assessment 81 one % mill
pr share was levied on the capital
stock ~ tho corporation. Issued aud
outstanding, PAYABLE ON July ~. isgs.
90 a. W. Rnyhould. treasurer NJ Tho
company, ~ the office of the COMPANY.
No. 40 south Main street. upstairs.
Salt Lake CITY Utah.
Any stock upon which this nrserH-
inent may remain unpaid ON July a..
viii he DELINQUENT on July ~. and no
vcrtlHcd FOR sale az public auction. aud
unless payment ~ made before. VIII De
sold on August 9Th 20 pay the deiin.
uu"nt assessment. together with cost Of
advertising and expenses ot mle.
4. W gAYHOTLD. Secretary.
Once NJ 100 So. Main st.. Salt Lake
city. Utah.
ny order ~ the board 81 directors
the date Of delinquent stock T. extend.
"a 90 August 9th. iSss. and sale OF
stock 20 August 2nth. 1895
A. W. WAYBOuLD, Secretary.
Dated July 10. 1875.
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NOTICE

The annual meeting ~ the stockhoid.
err ~ the WcHt Mountain Gold and
Copper company. Tor the election OF
directors una Tor tho transaction OF
such other business uH may como be-.
fore a. will boz held nt the 0mcc of the
company. M tho Atlas block uoom no.
salt Lake city. Utah ON tho third
Wednesday IN August august i5thi.
1875. ut ~ O'Clock noon. Dated salt
Lake city. Utah July 18Th. isls
". D. JERMAtNE. Secretary.
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YOUNG 4 MOYLE,
Attorneys FOR Trustee.
ASSESSMENT 80. q.

Buckeye Mining Company. situation Of
Principal place Of business, No.
iOs Mccormick Block. Salt
Lake city. Utah
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board OF Directors OF
the Buckeye Mining Co, held at salt
Lake city Utah, June %. 1895, an ns-
scssment of three fourths a. ~ one
o. per cent per share was levied ON
the capital sock ~ the corporation
payable az once to Briant s. Young.
sncretnry No. 40s Mccormick block.
salt Lake city Utah. and any stock
upon which the assessment shall re-
main unpaid nn the goth day of july.
9s, VIII be delinquent ana advertised
Tor sale ne public auction, ana n
payment iH not made before VIII be
sold on the 10th day OF August. 1895.
u the hour of p, m, nt the office OF
lhe company, No. i0s Mccormick
block, Salt Lake city, Utah. TO pay
assessment ana costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale,
BRIANr s. YOUNG.
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

Estate Of Newell Iiodrm,,
Creditors viii present gi'i.nl .'eas,d
vouchers 20 the urdrrufrt'.t WIiA
Office IN salt Lake city. T-t-t "l Dc
before the 10Th day Of NAV. IN @
Date OF FIRST publication. ig.s I'D
A. D.. 1898 guy Nt
SAMUEL p. wEsTERFirt,
Executor u the estate OF Nsv..ii y,
man, deceased. Hpsg.
-. n. WENgEH.
Attorney for Exaotit.-
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TUM0R EXPELLED.
Unqualified suooosa OF Lydia p.
pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Mrs. ELrzAnrru wnErLocK. Mneno.
LA, Iowa, In the following letter dc.
scrlbcs her recovery from u very criti.
cal condition;
"DrAR Mus. PfNKnAM'-I have been
taking your Vegetable Compound. aud
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nrmDINo CONTRACTORS.

BIDS wanted FOR brick nre- proof
building at Park city Plans may De-
seen no the oiiicc OF Fred A. Hale. ar
chlioct no Commercial Block. salt
Lake city.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PARK
CITY,
SILVER KING MINING COMPANY.
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in this collection. at least. lighted upon
no attempt TO make Scott Thnckeray
or Dickens known TO thg Japnnesa
render
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Lewis 9S% lyr.
NFlr''nilr'ssii

The strongest udrur.
est made. Unlike ulhrr
lyc, it being aHupprN.
der and packed IuaUsn
with removable lid, tle
contents arc ulWugH
ready for use 10 wllI
mako tho best nrrumHI
llurti soap lu an minute.
without Boiling itistiIo
host iur cleansing wusfg
Observation-Disclosures
elua ,isi cleaning pnlut-
BOTTLES, demonstrating
irvvs ana killing Insects,
for engineers aud mach.
lhists usrsl Tor painters
tn remove uil,paluts. rte
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PROBATE AND ouAnpr,s,uo'
NorIoI TO cnrptro,.

Consult County Clerk or Tho ia.
s'gnorsf Tor Further Informal i've
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City SCaVcnger No. ).

CLOSETS ANn CEssrOOIq CLrANEn
snd nli kind sofscuveuTer work done prompt
ly, thoroughly AMI ut tnif prices Alufesii
- ctcnCnsuu's avenue Oruers taken - ~
West south Temple strest
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NoricE 10 cREDiroR,.
Estate Of Mary Elizabeth n w..
deceased. t4ns

creditors VIII present claim. u,..
,ou'hefs TO the undersigned .t ~
i.ihy IVY Otah, on or before IL IA
.,.,.,- nRtgHAM Yot-ys
Elizabeth r. Young. dccaas.d van
a D.. isgs. '"E th
Young ana Moyie.
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Notlce.-Thcre are d4InGutnt ur0n
the following described stock. ou he.
count 81 assessment M q. levied 90
the 2ard day of Aprll. isas. the several
amounts oct opposite tho names NJ he
respective shareholders. os foIlovu'
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Notice p hcrohy given thar nt M ms.i.
inE OF the BOARD OF Director. .f M.
bonneville Mining Company HIi f,
n" 18th day ~ June. isgs. Dr. rI.-
No. 2 VI onr-haif cont nor shan. liz,
levied ON the capital stock of fh. ~,
nnfatl1n. payable juno 2sth. o., b
,,hlc secretary ut his offico. 40. b. N8Hb
Ai.ln ~, SAT- Lake city. Utah
remains unpaid ON tho ION d4v 0f AL,
gust, lNps, VIII DO delinquent. and r1
be advertised Tor sale ne public Amelia
ana unless payment ~ mad On th. ~
day NJ August. is4s. said stock rV y,
sold 10 pay slld delinquent nsspssra-t
together with cost of advcrtlrIng ari
expense OF sale.
by order or the Hoard Of Direction
JOHN WELLS. sccratirr.
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EsrRAY roUSD NOTICE.

one aorrell horse about six years "a
two white feet, small star Ia iefsA'--
branded NYYr11 lCft thigh,
II the nboVo described animal y ~
claimed on or before the SAil 49,
July 1898. he WIN be sold at cliy l-s""
Pound at p. N. .r.rox
Foundkeepsf'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

EIy's Improved Wild Cherry
Phosphate. Tho popular
health drink. 25 g. Bottle
makes az glasses. pusstLiips
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And ~ accordance with law ana o.
der NJ the board OF directors made %
the ?1rd day of April. 1898, fn mari
shares 0f onch parcel Of such stock
may be necessary will be sold 90 ~
aocretnfy'a Office, ut No, II MCrgfnt
building. Salt Lake city Utah, a
Saturday. June iith. 1895. az o'c'Ns
pm. TO pay tho delinquent ahaeafmlal
thereon. together with costs " adytf'
Using ana expense Of sale.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR,
Secretary.
Notice II hereby given that the lho,
sale Of delinquent stock 10 plllp9ni
until Saturday the 9th day Of july
. pm.
By order Of the board n Directors
FRANK Y. TAYLOR secG
Salt Lake city, June 10. ihsA
A. a meeting Of the board u d.
rectors OF the Bullion Beck Tunnel 90.
the above sale u delinquent stock Wa
postponed until pm, Tuesday VI
goth day NJ July 1855, at Room ~
Mccormick Block.
BRIANT $. YOUNG,
Secretary
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DrLiNourNr Noricr
Tho Dulllon-neck Tunnol %.

Location u Principal Place NJ nur.
ness SAT- Lake city. Utah.
Location of Mines and Warks Tint.
Mining Dlctrirt Juab Coun.
~ Utah
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Location ~ mine. Lakeside plstst,
Tooelo County.
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ASSESSMENT No. =
bonneville Mining Company

Location and principal place OF hind,
ness. salt Lake city. Utnh.
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Prize Mosquito Story.

(From the Cocoa, Fla, News).
The past few days have furnished an
experience with mosquitoes in this sec
ton seldom equalled and never sur
passed. The vicious insects have come
in a cloud, infesting every nook and
corner and attacking every living thing
from which a drop of blood could be
drawn Men have been forced 10 quit
work, horses and mules have had TO be
protected, dogs had to be taken into
dwelling houses, and poultry squawked
in the night like wild beasts
had seized them. All outdoor work is
largely suspended and indoors the
fumes of burning insect powder indi-
cate the persistent defense necessary
10 be made against the invading pests.
The long months of immunity are be-
ing made up to us now, but it is hoped
that this crop will be short lived.
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AFTER DASHER.
Trouble Ahead for a Captain
known Here.


A dispatch from Stockton says that
some soldiers of Company A, Sixth
California Regiment, stationed at AL
catraZ, but home on furlough, are most
bitter in denunciation of Capt. Dasher
of the company, and propose to try to
have him court martialed for failing to
pass certain written applications made
by them up to the proper authority.
Many of the 100 men in the company
have presented requests to be trans
ferred to other companies, but the cap
tain is reported to have torn them TO
pieces. This is a violation of the rules,
as such communications should be for
warded to the adjutant. One of the
men whose request was torn up has
decided to carry the matter TO head
quarters. Many requests for furlough
have been refused by Dasher when, 1t
is claimed, the Tetention of the men
with the company was entirely unnec-
essary 1t is said that several chaStise-
ments have been promised the captain
when the men meet him in civil life
again.
Dasher is quite we'll known in Ho-
nolulu When here on a visit he made
many friends and arranged for shoot
between his command and one of the
y. G.. H. companies.
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ONE SENTIMENT.
United States and Philippines
600 Priests in Transit.

MANILA, Sept. 22.-It is impossible
20 obtain information regarding the
interior of Luzon, except along the
railway, where everything is quiet.
Rumors are current here, and credence
is given to them, that the rebels are
CARRYING on an active campaign IN the
southern end of the island.
Six hundred priests, including llO
prisoners among the insurgents, will
depart for Hongkong under the care OF
the Belgian consul whenever a trans
port is procured.
In regard to the political situation,
there is undoubtedly practical unanl-
nifty amongst the merchants and trad
ers here, regardlesssof nationality, in
favor of the permanent occupation OF
the Philippine Archipelago by the
United States. Nobody conceives the
reestablishment Of Spanish suprem-
acy possible. AS yet, we are in the
dark as TO the intentions Of the United
States Government.
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New Commandment.

Commodore Watson, the new COM
mandant at Mare Island, as a lieu
tenant, was on the old Hartford with
Farragut. He was the Admiral's flag
lieutenant at Mobile bay when Farra-
gut jumped into the rigging with his
binoculars to ascertain what the enemy
was doing behind his forts. Watson
was the officer who dashed the Admiral
in the rigging. The picture of Farra-
gut in that position has become i'm
mortalized.
Watson, after the war, accompanied
Admiral Farragut to Europe in the
Franklin. The Commodore is said TO
be man after the old Admirals heart
He has son, an ensign in the navy.
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WORK UNDER DECREE.
Message From Chinese Throne on
Missionaries.

WASHINGTON.-M Conger at
ment the Interpretation of an import
ant decree issued by the Government,
which emphasizes the treaty provisions
authorizing the PRONUNCIATION of the
Christian religion and forcibly reiter-
ateS instructions to the authorities in
the various provinces to see to it that
proper protection is accorded to mis-
sionaries, and enjoinsJon local officers
to receive missionaries when they call
upon them.
Such an order, coming from the
throne, has never before been prOmul-
gated 1t will serve good purpose,
for missionaries will now be able to
make representations direct to the Of
ficials concerning their work or their
difficulties and time, trouble and eX-
pense will thereby be saved. The de-
cree says, in closing:
AS to the cases still remaining un-
settled, let such action be taken as IS
necessary to bring them TO settle
ment without loss of time and as in
future will prevent missionary troubles
again occurring. Should there be any
lack of energy shown in taking pre-
cautionary measures to prevent trouble
the delinquent officials will be severely
punished, in accordance with the new
rules framed and submitted to us by
the Yamen Of Foreign Affairs. The
Tartar Generals, Viceroys and Cover
nors also will not be allowed in such
cases to shift the responsibility i'm
posed on them.
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The Laugh of a Child

(Boston Transcript
There's the laugh Of the dawn in the
waking east,
And the laugh Of the MONDAY sky;
The laugh of the breeze, the delirious
laugh
OF the flame when the night winds
sigh.
There's the laugh of the stars and the
meadow brook,
OF the sea and the festal wine.
The frivolous laugh, and the wonderful
laugh
OF the heart, at affections shrine.
There's the laugh of the rose at the
setting moon,
When the night has flown away.
But the happiest laugh, the ineffab,e
laugh,
Is the laugh of the child at play.
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ments will pay 20 or IS per cent per
annum, as l am told sugar is paying
at present, l feel perfectly sure that we
can depend ON 20 to % per cent every
year for % or 80 years from the first
crop of our coffee fields, and adding
this good result to the inestimable ad-
vantage of living in a splendid climate,
where doctors have no chance to prac-
tice, and within one week from the
United States, L can assure you, Mr..
Editor, that I feel perfectly satisfied to
stay right here.
| remain yours respectfully,
FLORENTIN SOUZA.
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To Test OlsO.

To distinguish butter from olaomar-
garine, according to Professor Taylor,
of the Department of Agriculture,
have on hand a small vial of sulphuric
acid. using a glass stopper for safety.
4 few drops combined with butter will
turn it first a whitish yellow and in
ten minutes a brick red. If oleomar-
garine is treated in the same way ii
first becomes OF a clear amber and in
twenty minutes turns TO a deep Grim
son. Use a small glass rod when max
ing the experiment and also compare
the results by using both articles az
the same time.
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land ports. The schooner will be the
largest fore-and-aft sailing vessel the
world has ever seen. She will carry a
cargo of 1000 tons of coal. The yes
sci will be lighted throughout by cleo
tricity and heated by steam. Her sails
and gear excepting the steerage, will
be worked by steam.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-08
Odd Bicycle Stand.

4 bicycle stand has been made by
saving off the spokes of an old wagon
wheel to about one-half their length.
The hub is then fastened on top Of a
post, the remains of the wheel occupy
ing a horizontal position. Bicycles are
held by it with their front wheels put
between the spokes of the wagon
wheel.