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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

ialis~ies bcots ksvs been placed 10 our
Pstlie Llrsry. Aiia.nds by Lao
Mselar 20. Captains Caafaseon' Aiplins
Msihss pnros. Eo.s Carey Dat 81 The
silsecs. J. y.ses Csesfy. Prisottr 81
Hops. Mary Jehssloc.
Mo. Ore Brooks T.sesii died eth
pbe1mosis o. Ssa Ae,otio. IsIw, Friday
Jsn. 9Th ssd the remains ssrs tskeo 10
BsE.lo The hone Of her fslsiives. sod
placed 10 the vsuii tie barisI 10 take
pises 10 The sprins. Mn Fsscett leaves
. hnsbssd and . little son. snd slso
mother. sister sbd tvo brotbfa Her
people we're yell hnosn residents Of Asn
chester fsv years sinea Sbs vS also .
niece Of Mrs. Msrh Fisher sad Mrs Fred
Be, CO our OF Dorat
The correspondent Of the Troy Record
serds The following 10 thst paper: The
l.rssst soeisbis OF the year vs held lass
evening evening .. the old per
sousse Of the Rev. DIR. Jackson, nov occu
pied by his COO 10 lev. Charles Baldwin.
|, vss vefitsbls home gathering Of the
entertained BY Mrs. Bald
vim. assisted by the ioliosins ladies': Mrs.
Jobn Fisher. Mrs. Msrt Fisaer, Mrs.
George Bsrrovs. Mrs. Jsmes Robinson.
Mu. Fred Sey mour, Mrs John Council.
Mrs. Charles Hsrsood. Mrs. =. d Rob
,sss, Mrs. George kellogg and Mics Belle
Roberts. The old parsonage hss history.
lslius back nssrly lO0 years The old
Sev England clock. which Dr.. Jackson
nd family owned, 10 sill ticking and
,rikiog ip ito corner. - Of ycre, . hun
Ired yesss ago. 10 the house are careful
, preserved many Of the old family rel
o., and qusiot. old styles Of furniture and
,ooss untensils, which 10 these later
ssrs possess much interest 10 the sntiqu s
ian and relic seeker. A supersbuudsnce
Z sdibles vas furnished by the above
ladies' OF the congregation, and
hs euts rtsiomsnt proved highly sstisfsc
DRY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

Paul Perry Of Columb p', Ga, sud red
agony Tor thirty yesrs. end then cpred
bis Piles by u.ine DsWit.s Witch Hsssl
sslve. II heals injuries and skIo diseases
like magic. All Pettibone, Manchester
Depot; Il Whippls. Manchester Centre.
DORSET
Mr.. snd Mrs. Henry Williams have re
turned TO Bennington,
John Connell ~, 81 home from Great
B4rsineton. Asss. isst week.
Mics Berthe Bromley hiss retutped to
Dorset after ~ sbseIce Of two months
George Black aud assistants have
finished sisiius tbs Congregational church.
--0oli 10 January must snususl 10 this
olimsss bat quite number recently en-
icysd the game here.
There v1 large and veil pleased
sudispee 70 enjoy ths ILLUSTRATED isctsrs oil
Prot. Albert Armstrong.
Prof. hers. OF Williams college, will
deliver lecture ., tbe church on wsdnes
dsy evening Of neil week.
The ianersi Of Joseph Hssletou vss
held 90 Thursday. He va ons OF oor
oidess residents. and ssA 80 years old.
The Board OF Agriculture sre holding
Interesting mee'ines for the Farmers on
rossdsy and Wednesday, Of The present
week.
-Msjor Wsrpp Il. Das,on and vile
and Misc Bes.is Dupion returned iron
N. Y. Moudsv abd have opened
their residsnce here.
The Shakespeare Clab meets With
Herbert and Bessie williams this Thur
Dc, sveeiss. TIE lee, meeting sa With
hra William B.tchsidtr
The Ctrisiisl Eodcssof Society have
pissnsd Tor special Esdesvor Day sXer
cises 10 BE- held 10 eonpsc,ion 9th The
rec 1lsr meeting 90 Friday
Oar Sunday School iibrsr, hes jas,
reserved 90 sddIiioo Of tvspiy nes books.
psrebsssd BY the proceeds Of i.s Birta |
asy Pasd iof tts year sis,y-eisbt. Ths |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

ALLOW cough 10 run until Il gets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They often say.
Oh. il vii wear away, but in most csses
!. ~ill vesr them sway. Gould they be
induced TO try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Bslssm, which lie sold on .
positive guarantee TO cure. they would
immediately see the excellent effect after
taking the fret dose. Price Is and Soc
Trial size free. Al oil drpssisb.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

A curioos accident happened Of George
fisk's 10 Barton recently. which might
have caused the loss 81 oil the buildings
BY FIRE II the family bad been svsy. A est
after . moose threw over . loaded sun
which stood 10 the corner Of the sted.
causing . discharge which set Gre 10 lot
Of shsvines and kindliog wood near.
Sometimes people ere iortnnste.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

--Tss ess.iIos party iar Bsv. c. A
bfseiofs. vtseh vs advertised
tfem ths pslrii 10 eogs ss CO Pnss,
sisti hss tsaas po*tpoast,
The L.eas Ald Socasiy vii nss'
MIRA A. Y. saEtt 90 Thsrsasy. AZ IL ID
The snsasi nsssins and oaesfs are 70 b.
sa"cssa every nsnb*f ssosld b. prssssl
-hn Maria 0fsat sesioas died 81
Der 1ons 10 ,ts viliss. isa Wednesday
alter loss life. zach OF which sss
spssi 10 this village HID ste lived lev
ds,s Longer sbs souli hsvs been - yesrs
old A zoo, Mr. Gsass II. sessioEs, suf
wives bd.
Al tie snpusl election Of otasrs Of
ofDsby Chapter. u. A II. held Jan. 18th.
nearly The sburs board Of onbeeu So
resisci~d % ioIlo~. Ms b. X Thsyer.
Regent. Nfs A. II Bot.iotd. Vice Regent;
Mrs. Mn A y C0asor. Rec i.ust. Mrs.
Mary q Roobins. sect.,sry; Mr. L. G.
PerhiDs, Treasurer. Miss N. Loaiss Wy
psn. Hisi, 81; Ma Y l. wtmsp. Chap
lsiI.
The Gu ~u OF Adonirsm Chsptsr, o.
4 = we're installed before fev invited
sussts ., The hssouio La &c room on
Toesdsy ssspips, siier ~bich . socisi
time .. erioy I'd and tefreshmsnn served.
Tbs mes oficers sre - follows. w n.
Mn ksis Il Falierton. w. r. Mr.. !. II.
Dsscb. A. NJ Mrs Flora W. Covsy. Con.
Au Msry Dsnch. A, Con. Mira Cello q. |
sec Mrs Loaise X wymsp.
rsess Mrs. Janet ?. Blsckmtr. Adsh |
MIRA Junn Dewey. Ruth Mice Dora
Dench. Esther Mira Mary A. Woodcock.
Martha Nj. Gertrude Conner. Elects
Mas Mildred Marshall. Warden Mrs. Hat
ie WIll.r,. Sent. Nj Carson Mschin,
Marshal Mrs, Mary l.. Conoor. Chaplain
Mr. J. II. Whippls. Orsspist Miss Ger
rude Connoh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

Exposure 70 sudden climatic chang.
produces cold 10 the head and cs,sira 10
apt to follow. Provided With Elyb
Cream Balm you ere srnsd sgsinst Nasal
Cstsrrh. Dsassn,s cell II 81 30 ceLts. or
Ely Brothers. 80 Warren Street.. New
York. siil mail the soc or l0s trial siss.
The Balm cares without pain. does not
irrits,s OF esuse snetrios. II spreads IL
cell over % irritsted snd angry surisoe,
relieving iuusdisisiy the psi1fui innsm
msiioe. slssrses srd eu,s:. c.t.n Din
Qaiekly cares lhs cold.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

While digging the we'll for the new
wrapper factory at Chester workmen
found. some twenty feet below the surisce,
two logs OF wood 10 On excellent state OF
preservation. How long they have been
there IL. OF conrse, uncertain. though
many centuries have psssed since they
frat became covered.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

Homer ". Hsston, president Of the
Montpelier Savings Bank and Trust com
psny and founder Of the Heston hospital
10 Montpelier. died Saturday morning Of
old age. being 81 years old. Mr.. Heston
vas born 10 Berlin in 1911. He WAS I'D
mitted to the Washington county bar 10
November, 1896.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

Horrible agony 10 caused BY Piles.
Burns and Skin Diseases. These are i'm
medistcly relieved and quickly cured by
DsWitts Witch Hszel Sslve. Beware Of
worthless limitations. JH Wbippls. Nan
chester Centre; II Pettibone. Msnches
ter Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

Mr.. Elisha Berry. OF this place. says BIZ
never hsd anything do him 80 much good
and give such quick relief from rhsums
tism % Cham berlain's Pain Balm. He
sss bothered greatly With shooting pains
from hip to knee until be used this lipi
nett, which affords prompt relief B r.
BAKER, druggist. 81. Paris, Ohio. For
sale by J II Whipple. Manchester Centre,
A II Pettibone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

To insure happy new year xeep The
liver elesr and the body vigorous by NJ
ns DE WITS Little Early Bisers. the lam
ous little pills Tor constipation sud liver
troubles II Whipple Manchester Gen
tire; A Il Peltibone, M.nebss'e, Depot.
nASGHE TrB DEPOT
Mira @. A. X Cd Is very III With pneu
mopis
MIR Lsou,r1 pcttibone has returned
from Rutland.
e. b. SberlnsL's bsrdSsre store was
burslsriz'd Monday night.
-Mis Cora L,mpsoo IL qnite i'll.
Mary Farpum is caring for her.
Mr.. Ms,cus Eldred comes from Ben
nington TO spend Sundays wiin bis family.
Mr. POWERS new house NJ tire bill 's
nearly completed. having bad men at
work 90 the inside oil wintr.
More bargains >. the New York store
this week. 4 great opportunity to pt 3
ladies' jscket u one tslf price. Nov lie
your time.
MI Fred BsldwiD, station agent ct
Arlington. spends his Sundays and nights
10 the village At Mrs Willisrd's. where
bis wife 10 sick.
There will be . speci.l meeting OF
Skinner Poet u. A. Il. this Fridsy even
Ing. for important business Every mem
Der 10 1ked to be preset.
The Shakespeare Society accepted 40
invitation from the Monday Club and
attended 80 open meeting. Thursday
evening. held with the Misses Hawley at
"Fsirview" and spent . very pleasant and
profitable evening. Many thanks ere doe
10 Mr.. Charles Ames and Mrs. Wymsn for
the society there and back.
The Gibson family sre holding . re
inion ., the home Of Mrs Margaret Utley.
She hiss with her tso sisters. ono from Obi
ago and the other from Northampton,
dsss., one brother from Londonderry.
they we're planning for The reunion With
heir isther 10 Londonderry. but he pass
ID away before they resobed him. He
'ss o. we'll - ususls few hours before.
ut hsd shock and only lived two hours.
IL Vas IS years old. |,
--Rolisnd d Kent met with . very seri
a. accident while drawing wood from
smes Smiths lot one day lsss week. The
led struck . stump. throwing him of
nd under the load. and also the horse,
'bich came down 90 top Of him. where
. 10y until bis cries attracted the stten
on oithe stage driver Who procured help !
I'D took him to Nj. Smiths bouss. Ono
a and hip we're badly shattered and !,
feared be may not recover. or 1t lesst u
bot be will be . cripple for life. BE .
roke the same limb lsst year Il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

These ere dangerous times for the
health. Group. colds and throst troubles
lead rapidly to Consumption. A bottle OF
One Minute Cough Cure used d the right
tiue will preserve life. health end large
amount OF money. Pleasant 10 take; chill
dren like II J Il Whipple. Manchester
Centre; A II Pettibone. Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02
ARLINGTON.

The Arlington House lie advertised
for sale or to rent,
Mrs. J. X BAtchelder has been quite
III but is improving.
j. Stakeholder vas 10 Manchester
Mondsy on business.
The Whist Club met with Mrs. q. b.
Hard Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ohsfles Csaleid returned home
last Friday. Ernest Garfield was 10 town
over Sunday.
w. N. Hard hss the dam for bis new
factory nearly completed and the timber
for the building 10 on the ground.
There are still large number Of PEG
pie more OF less III. but We are glad to
note % improvement 10 this respect.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

The smsllest things nsy sIsr, The
greatest i16ospes. DeWiu's LATHE Early
Rssss are unsqosllsd Tor overcoming COZ
ssipsi.ea aud lires itoabi~s- Small pill.
b<st sal, ssis pill. J u wtippis. Mao
chester oss,ss; A Il Pss,ibopr, Msnehes
tss Dspoi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

Mrs. Mabel tHsus) Msrsasl hes
hsss gate III 10 ut,os. N. Y. bot 10 roe
naeh hesi<L
Miss Hsiiis Dssby isll 90 The icy ride
ssit zoe d., lest vesk snd broke eIs
hoes Of Der LEG
john Dyer 81 Midaisbury spent Ban
Day sllh bic nothss sed sisis,. both of
shcn ere ., prssssi 10 sood kssiih-
james Aa~ton h.s The eosissei ior
balidiss . hisbssy bridge 10 North Hcos
ioA aud sir~say hes large iotes Of NET
81 vok spos II.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

When you ask for DsWitts Witch Hsz
81 Sslve don't socept . counterfeit or iwi
tstion. There ere more csses Of Piles be
ing cured by this, than I'll others combin
cd. ia Nipple, Manchester Centre;
H. Pettibone. Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

To insure . happy new year Keep the
liver elssr and the body vigorous by Us
ns DE Wits Little Early Bisers. the lam
ous little pills Tor constipation sud liver
troubles. J II Whipple Manchester Gen
tire; A Il Peitibooe, Msnehes'e, Depot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
WHEEL RACNS TONIGHT.


Nine events viii be run on on the
salt Palace saucer track tonight aud
the entries IN each Indicate that tho
races viii BE- ~ 10 the standard
elem ruryillo win make the ride N
hia lie ON the occasion OF his trial 20
lower the worlds record for a mile,
paced by tnudemH Leon irvington, the
clever trick rider. viii appear again
this evening ana give another cNhlhl-
ton. Hcld's band viii also be In at
tendance.
rhe cvcnts ana the entries are as
follows. Enjoys entry being condi-
tlonnl. aa he has been sick.
One-mile handicap. professional
prizes. $50. Si5, N-First heat: elem
Turvllc. scratch: Frank Cottcr. thirty
yards; =. n. Sharmnn, slNty-ive yards;
4. W. Cuine, 100 yards. Second heats
j. N. Chapman, scratch; J. T.. Gum,
forty yards; q. y. Emory, ffty-iivo
yards. Oscar julius, seventy yards; j.
D. E1monds, 10 yards.
Onc-mllc open. amateur. prizes, g2b,
so. ut. ". dnWuelann. y. y. Smith,
a. w, Smith. John Ensign.
Oue-milo handicap, amateur, prizes
$50. SO. f5-John Ensign. scratch. n. II.
Smith, forty wards. G.. Cutting, nfty-
1--WE yards. A. W. Smith, seventy yards;
J.. y. papworth, olght-nvc yards; II.
NJ samuclson, 10 yards
Tw0-mllu open, professional; prizes.
tiO4g0. t5-FirHt heat: J. n. Chapman,
]. A.. Gum. y. Il. Emory. J. ID. Ed
mouds. oscar Julius. second hont3
elem 1tirvillo. =. Cottcr, 3. IA. Shar-
man, A. W. Cninc.
Onc-mlle worlds record trial. by Clom
Turvillc. paced by two tundema.
4. W. Smith has resigned his position
as captain % the Social wheel club.
j. T.. Gum, the local professional.
despite the fact that the visiting racing
men secured the pluma won $40 last
month In prize money ON the Salt Pal
ace track
In nii probability the proposed relay
race between the Y. NJ. e. A. and tho
irlquuis wheel club VIII take place ON
the salt Palace track a week tonight.
The Christians have accepted the lro-
quIs' challenge, but have not yet de-
cidcd who will represent them.
According To an Associated Press dis
patch Hansen finished his 1000 mile
ride nj Minneapolis, ~ 1854 this morn
INK. Time. s2.ii. beating the record by
A. hours and 20 minucH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
BIRD STUDY.

Does there ever come n day when
your spirits flag when the lodeatnr Of
daily EFFORT seems to have set Ia rlupm3
Then HE away To some beautiful blriy
sput-(pothnpH the spot may be- found
In your own Enrdenl. and. seating your
self In some unobtruHlve place, await
Developments. 4 song o. heard; listen
to %: aunlyze II: and put II into words
n you can. Keep quiet. and the sim
ger may perch In fun sight ~ you. But
10 he keeps nt distance, follow him.
DO not give up until "a fair Wow II had
~ tho a0nEatcr. BE quiet In your move
mcntH and mako as fcw ns possible.
Note tho color form, size, ana song Of
your bird. and, II you DO not know him
then. look him up IN some good bird
book after you got home.
Depend upon eye and cor; do not
make "a movement except 20 bring your
opcra-HlnEa to your eyes. ana this uH
quietly and with aH little motion as
possible The squirrels Will appear
and chatter 20 you. especially n you can
answer them In their own language.
The woodpeckor win tap the tree above
your head TO zoe II he Cun Htnrtle you
and then chuckle honrHcly so exactly
Ike tho squirrels bark that even old
hunters have been deceived by IT,
And porchunce your silent yigil Will
be rewarded by the SONG Of the hermit
thrush. ana that solitary beauty may
reveal himself 20 your longing eyes.
The chewlnb may flute you q tune and
then MT away out ~ the lcafy silence
into tho morn ugon places where he
makes hlH nest. An hour will pass na
but a minute. and N YOU have any sue
cess at an you will not wait for the
"hiuc devils" to drive you 90 % second
morning with the hirda.-self Culture.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

Not many years ago action at dis
lance WIS considered o. fundamental
pustulato OF physical science. a mnr-
net r. observed Co attract iron. aud one
electrified body o. aUDu 60 attract uu-
Uthnr through intervening space. Tho
Hun appears t1 hold llH attendant plan
cts in th0Ir orbits by means uf nn nt.
traction ryDrtod through vast dis
tnnces. ana seems 10 send TO them their
heat ana light through empty space.
liut whUn experiment proved that tho
Transmission of llrht WIS not lnHtnu-
taneouH, and required ana upprOClhblr
time to pass from the sun to the earth,
the question ut once arose, Whore Be-
tho energy we call light after 10 has left
the sun and before u has reached tho
carth7 II o. evident that nobody can
act whorr Nc o. not. Ana hence arose
the necessity Tor tho assumption ~ an
intervening medium. ur either by
means OF which oll energy iH trans
fofred through spare and in which nll
energy Tor the time being iH contained.
Today this wthor plays un nll-impurtnnt
part M physical phenomena. when
stressed. % produces what we call uu
electric charge; when flowing. ~ Cpnatl-
tutuH nu electric current. when thrown
into worthless. n gives rise tu magnetic
phenomena: ana when u iH nut into
vibration, lirht-wuyrH nr0 the result
Action nt distance ia now seen TO be-
only apparent, ANA 60 be really due Co
this Intervening medium or wthor.
through which an energy Or transmit
ted .-georre =. Hnrlger. LID boo "a
New Llppine0ttH for August
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
ro GuAnp CIrY FROM MOODS.

Some time arc the Mayor or Mnntl.
In behalf OF that city. made application
to the state land board 10 lease SOW
ernl thousand acres Of public domain
In the mountains back " the town. The
purpose ns stated was 10 protect the
source OF water supply 80 as 20 guard
the city from Hoods. The board finds
that II can do nothing AZ present, be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
Some Women

Are troubled with awollon
feet during tho hot weather
We have a line Of low shoes
that are lust suited Tor thls
condition Of affairs. They
are soft and easy snd you
con wear a oize larger with
out meklns your feet look
eiurnsy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

the nastodons. nuroohH and Glands
have dianu1oared from Europe their
hour having struck. says d. seltz,
whom the tcmpeatuous atmosphere be-
came quiet and the changes Of season
became regular. New aud elegantly
formed creatures have taken the place
of these Tftnna ~ the animal kingdom.
In other parts Of the world. however,
these radical changes have not yet TAX
en- place. and hlpp0taml. elephants,
bunnioea and crocodile still occupy ox-
tenslve tracts. while Boo the tropics arc
many creatures OF the lower orders
that seem too large tn belong 90 the
present time. In Brazil huge butter-
foa. gigantic warps md colossal To-
Gusts drive away lizards and tho
smaller birds. Tho largest butterfly
known, the Agripplna. measures more
than o quarter of a yard between tho
tips Of It's extended wings. aud tho
giant locust or northern Brazil o. four
Inches long. with a strength enabling
10 TO draw blood from u mans haud
with each of the a. touth.llkc proiec-
lions armlng It's hind icga a water
bug OF East India is three inches long.
with u curved spine on the breast that
may infiict n troublesome wound Tho
great blue-grecn dragon ny ~ South
America ~ harmless, but. 90 enable %
tu lay its eggs far beneath the water.
ita body Dr. nvo and half lnchOH long.
though scarcely larger than % knitting
needle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

DO the bcst dressed people so TO SAL
tnlr2 Because Il r. cool. clean, COM
Portable and entertaining.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
Tm LONDON niOGRAPH.
saltalr every evening free.
yyIIC,i

Arc the best Judges Of resorts popu-
lnrlty? we say the people. See the
crowds going TO snltalr every day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

TuN ron INEHyHuDY
Moving pictures free every evening
at saltair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

Louisville. e. New York. 9.
Cincinnati b. Brooklyn. 3.
pittnburg. Q; Baltimore. 9.
st. Louis. 81 HoHton, 10. INST game.
"a. Louis IL Boston. ii second game.
Philadelphia, s.; Cleveland. o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

orgctic mannor with which q nc1ttcrs
iin seadH d. its unique Characteristic.
Thrown into water. u rests quietly fur
two Or three minutes then cNuIndea
small tnrpcdu. riuencd thoroughly ON
tho plant 10 ecutters its seeds f1rcihly
but with aughtor noise. aud when
pluckcd before maturity and rponc1
in warm spot IL splltH open gradually
ana without Noise The phenomena
ARE due TO tho hard outer she'll and the
Tissue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

In the curious case brought To- notice
By Nr Stewart Mcclure. skin was tnk-
ON from the freshly nmputotcd loE uf o.
white man Co. graft upon the iOg Of a
negro. The surgeons belief. based ON
the Investigation ~ kurr. was that
fermentation would gradually take
place. but after "a year the artlnciully
formed skin has been found to be- nrm
pliablo and painless and ns white ns
n was when implanted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

pHrLLlns { IsTIrs.

Philadelphia, AuA T,,., ,,r,.a
Mele sohenuleu ,oulut darkness.
W n" V storm, put
10y 20 W., ~ live innings
will take place tomorh snnnn.I n,as
euUy for the locals. Cttna 49,, ~ y,
nv KY ny wv ~ 'i,o ',hg and Pintt
s ssae MS p''e' W Wv " Attendance,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

Y SIRE

II. II. u.
H. Louis 3D.. ...-a &
liustou.,,,. q. ,'..,tO - o
Batterios-10pa ,tourt1o AMI
fohreckongoat.Ms nnd ,,iarite
tmpireH-Olfl Ia Ntcf,,rr
Second game