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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
LAID TO REST,
Friends Do Honor TO tho Memory Of n
Popoor Woman.

Glowing tribute TO the memory Of u
Pioneer was that paid yesterday after.
noon ia Mrs susan Moslcy sporty, wl1
of Bishop Harrison sporty Of tho
Fourth ward, whose remains were ten.
derry consigned 10 mother earth after
Impressive services IN the ward neAem-
BY rooms Tho hall was packed with
eymp0lhi2'ng relatives ANA friends,
while the caskcl. M which roposod the
remains OF the dead woman, was buried
under u wealth of loauliful norul en-.
boma, there being also many vet pieces
sent IN by former associates Of the do.
coasel Tho stand, too, Wus tnstofully
decorated, ana peaceful Hprll pois
vodol the 0sscmblago throughout the
scrYlao
Counselor NJ, =. Madison presided and
touching music was rendered by The
ward choir, while MlfH Rose llyuth
sang ~ q SOLO Thou DoFl Not Weep
TO Weep Alone" The opening prayer
was offered by Counselor George NJ.
BrIdwell and the speakers I'M their order
We're, Eldcrg Thomas Jenkins, william
EddinSton, President william McLach-
tieih ward David Mckenzie,
The Fl,th ward. Bishop George II Tuy.
lor Of the Fourteenth ward, Bishop He
Der q, lyerson of the Second ward,
Charles spcrry, brother OF Bishop Spor.
ny, and Counselor NJ, =, Madison An
referred 60 the integrity Of Sister Spor'
ry 20 her unwavcnng devotion Ia the
cause of truth, TO her WORK az n Pio'
neer and 20 her lnbora among the poor
and tho needy Her WORK hod won Tor
her crown Of glory In Gods KING
dom ana her children could well follow
the example set them, ~ Closing
selection the choir rendered, 30 Ny
Father" and tho bencdicliou was proc
nouncod By Elder Charles Cottrcll IN.
lermont was IN the city cemetery
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POWDER BURNS,
LOCKJAW, DEATH.
Daniel j Jacobs Finally succumbs
TO Injuries Received On July
Fourth,
HEROIC STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.
Iutb Toxin Serum Used In Vain -
Doctor Believes It Was Applied Toe
Late.-A Sad Case.

The most serious result following
from tho recent Fourth Of July oelo-
bration In Salt Lake city happened yes.
lorday noon, when Daniel j, jacobs
hled from lockjnw, Mr., Jacobs resided
III Twonfth South and Twelfth East
streets, whore he Kept small grocery
store on tho Fourth OF July he 70.
Doycd slight powder burn, but
thought little Of II a. II quickly healed
pver, but on july sth slight stiffness
N tho neck muscles made themselves
manifest, and on the nth the situation
was no serious that hc sought the adj
vice Of Dr. Chah W. stewart lie
stated his complaint upon calling as a
pold IN the lungs, but Dr Stewart
uuickly decided that II wHg lockjnw
liter learning OF the powder burn,
Untll the discovery Of lockIaw anti
loyin serum the nflictIon has been one
VI the most dreaded, II has claimed
Us sufferers after short intervals of tho
almost agony IN which spusms and con.
Fractions OF tho muscles have served TO
greatly dlstort tho body The serum
has been successful when applied early
lnough 10 nght tho disease germs and
conquer, but IN this case the trouble
had already spread over the body be.
fore the serum was first applied, and
lhe Hpaems were beginning In the face
muscles.
Heroic treatment was applied from
The first, but with little hope OF cav
mg the patients lifc, Anti.toyin was
applied regularly In largo quantities,
While powerful drugs were admins
lored 10 relieve the patient from the
muscle contro,lons which were about
10 set IN, Friday was the day under
normal conditions when death should
have come, ON that day and ON sat.
prday, however, MIR. Jacobs seemed 10
bold his own, and Dr. stewart began
10 have hopes FOR his recovery, sunday
morning, however, he rapidly weakened
Ind az noon sank from unconscious
Humber TO death There was no ug.
pny In the last hours and He was pro.
pnged two days, two conditions which
science had been able "a win IN It's
hght with the disease,
Daniel j, Jacobs was IN his fortloth
yoar and had resided In Sugar ward
Tor many years. lie was married and
Is survived by n wife and three chll.
hrcn, The body was removed yesterday
afternoon 10 the undertaking parors OF
Eber Hall, from which the funeral viii
DO held Tuesday at 2 o'clock
In discussing tho case, Dr. stewart
states that he attributes the failure
pf his patient to survive 10 the latcnosa
With which the case was taken In hand
II had been seriously efroctIng the pa
lient 90 hours or moro before he visit.
hd the physician,
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AT THE RESORTS,

Tho Women Of WoodcrOft WIN have
m outing at Lagoon next Friday with
the usual program Of entertainment
Wednesday at Caldorp PARK ~ to be
Granite stake day ana for the occo'
sion an elaborate program Of sports hus
been prepared II Ia designed a "nold
day" ana VIII be- thoroughly an ont Of
doors celebration, Horse races are adj
vortised 90 occur IN the afternoon I'm
addition 10 dancing, boating and ath.
lotlc contests In the afternoon and
evening
Tuesday n the day the children VIII
remember, H. VIII be their day at sat.
air ana on that occasion about 800 m.
Tie tots VIII be guests Of the street
railway and Saltair beach companies
Thoy viii como from the orphanngos
and tho choir ~ H. AIMS cathedral
md win 30 a. tho lake AZ 10 o'clock In
the morning to spend the entire day
Lunch ana dinner WIN be served NJ
the resort
Today the Eagcs perch NJ Saltalr
ana the outflow ~ the biz winged or
der from many nores Of Utah ls OK,
pooted 10 Dc large this afternoon aud
evening, THE ogden 0crlo mlgrotos
south with a brass band IT ~ head,
while Salt Lake aerIo No 62 alightod
NJ the depot at ! o'clock, AFTER stopping
on the principal streets Win feathers
nluttor ON parade Many lone birds
lloutod In from distant oorles this morn.
Ing to Join tho hosts az the lake ana
altogether the day gives promise Of be.
Ing one OF the best In tho season,
Tho people Of Granite stake VIII have
their annual field day M Caldors ON
wednesday next IN addition 10 q big
athletic contest Consisting OF putting
the shot, hammer throw pole vault
broad Jump ana q number Of foot races
there wlll be nno horse races IN the NJ
tornoon, for which handsome purses
have been provided Among the horses
Hated are Joe Mcdrogor, owned by G.
ii, Thompsoni June wilkes, owned by
MeAilleg, Angie Duryea, owned by DIR,
IIummolbaughj Lurllc, Argot Honest
John, Commodore, Sadly Sleepy Tom
and others equally well known, There
will also be q country race for q purse
OF R5, with free entrance, Tho atm
lctIo program will begin nt u a., M
while the horse races are scheduled Tor
~, N.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
DEsERET EVENING NEWS, MONDAY july II 1908.

lodge, No, 81, A. IT, & A. NJ, Of tho
national capital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
Croup.

Ia violent Inflammation u tho mucous
membrane Of the wind pipe, when some;
tubes, aud " ono ~ tho most DANGEROUS
Diseases OF children II almost always
comes ON IN the night Give frequent
small doses ot pallard's Horehound syrup
and apply BAll0Jde snow .Llnlmept az
,ernally 10 the throat 2Jc Doc, N'W' sold
by y, G, NJ, l. Drug Dept
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COMES A TIME


"0f late ycarF coffee has disagreed
with me- writes mltron from Rome,
n, Y. "irs llRhtost punishment was 10
make me lugy and di2gy aud n seems
ed 10 thlckon up my blood
"lhr heaviest WAS when II upset my
stomach completely destroying my ap.
potIlO and making me nervous and IT.
rtublo, and sent me 60 my bed, After
one Of those attacks, IN which ! nearly
lost my he concluded 10 quit and ny
Postum Food CONGO,
II went right 10 the spotl | found II
not only most palatdblo and refresh
mo beverage, but 4. food M VOL
AN my ailments, the 'loginoss nnd
dizziness, the unAatiYtlcloy condition
Of my blood, my nervousness ana lTrl-
liability disappeared IN short order nna
my Roroly afflicted stomach began
quickly 10 recover ] began to rebuild
and have steadily continued unill now,
Have good appetite aud am rejoicing
In sound health, which I owe 10 tho
use Of Postum Food Coffee" Name
given by Postum Co, Battle Creek,
Mich,
There's Il reason,
Read the little hook 1.-THE Road 10
Wollyillc, found In each package,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
TEA
All sorts Of tea grow on
the tea bush all sorts on
the same ten bush,
IlA

tanning 20 the sale " liquors TO minors
o. The different resorts IN the county
In some Instances II IN reported that
even YOUNG girls have been furnished
with llquor The law H'yory plain ON
this subject ana such gross violation
OF II should not for u moment be- toll.
Grated, Whenever ana wherever any
intoxicating liquor n sold 10 minors the
guilty party or parties should M once
pc apnrhondod and prosecuted, "
II ~ necessary To close the resorts IN
order To enforce the law close them,
but SEQ lhnl Tho lnM h onfnrned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
CHURCH NOTICES.

The Lesser Priesthood conference ~
the Pioneer stake wiz be held Tuesday
July 49, 1906, nj 1850 y, No. I'm the soY.
onth ward Westinghouse,
WIN, MclACHLAN,
SYLVESTER @ CANNON,
CHAS, II, HYDE,
Presidency
The regular monthly meeting Of tho
lnslgn stake sunday school union viii
be held Monday july H. at y =, M
IN the TwontN-hrst ward chapel Elder
David o, Mckay ~ the Weber stake
sunday school surorintcndency VIII dc.
liver an address ON "rhc spirit Of sun.
day school Work" Parents and all
Interested IN Sunday school work are
invited 20 be present
CrNrCE ", WALLACE,
JOSEPH " SMITH,
ARTHUR W. BROWN,
stake SuperIntendouoN
A, J, SWENSON,
Secretary
The REGULAR monthly meeting Of the
Pioneer stake sunday School Union
win he held Monday July H. nt 1880 y,
M, In the Seventh ward assembly
rooms A FUN attendance n Desired,
JAMES n LAMBERT, CUNT
jessie BUCHANAN, SecN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
PLACE FOR DIR. JONES.
Former Secretary TO Senator Kcarps
Made Cossul at Dalny, Nanchuria,

IN John u, Jones former secretary
10 senator Thomas Kcarng, has been
appointed by President Roosevelt Unit.
ed state consul to DolnN Manchuria
now I'm the hands Of The Japanese
This f. construed 20 mean that when
the war between Russia and japan IN
settled IN Jones win become consul
general Mt Port Arthur
Tho oppoiniee IN 80 yours Of ago ana
has had muon experience us II news.
papor correspondent at Washington, ID,
G, lie uthcr was John w Jones
" Delaware, o. Whilo hiN mother was
a descendant Of don OthU Holland
Willnme ~ Revolutionary famo and
Of tho l,oos OF Virginia he began
hle school curfor carly In the Public
schools of the city ana won four med.
nls for proficiency IN studios llo was
prepared for college ut Prof Hunts
private hlgh school md finished his
education at Georgetown University
Hcqulttlup himself there ~ croditably
us IN the public gohoolS IN joncN
studied both law ana medicine, grad,
Wliug from George Wellington uni,
NorsIty uH u doctor NJ medicine
To Interested himself IN district pol,
tues for some time, ana In 1900 was
illi N'l WIZ VI Wv N'i'HNlNN w INV
Republican national convention ~
philudolphu, whore he voted both for
Mckinley for president aud Roosevelt
for ,icosprcsIdcnt he served on Some
Of the important committees Of the
convention among them that which
notified Mr. Roosevelt Of hlg nomination
M ylco.p president During the cam.
paiW of 1900 IN jonos eorVod ns an
assistant secretary of the Republican
National Committee nj Chicago, ~,
lWutlng the attention of senator Mark
Hanna and Henry G.. Payne, who both
paid tribute TO hiH good work
post about tho last " August, sailing
with hla wife ana two children lie
WAS married IN 1909 IN Miss linda
'ryFsoWskI of Washington
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
LIQUOR AT RESORTS.
Bale Of Intoxicants 10 Miners Must
Cease AZ Once.

The sale OF liquor to boys ana girls
II tho various resorts IN this county
must stop. Sheriff Emery and Assist.
INT County Attorney Hanson have taxi
IN tho matter up and the latter has
written o letter TO the former stating
that, n Il " necessary 10 close the ro-
forts IN order 10 stop the practise, 10
Hose them, sheriff Emery has already
yiven warning 10 the proprietor Of ono
pf tho resort bars that unless he puts
} stop 10 tho ealc OF llduor 20 minors
ho VIII have TO close up, lie also IN.
formed the proprietor that certain
bartender In bis employ had been warn.
ID not 10 sell Ia minors, but had done
10 ana hence the fellow would not bo
Allowed 10 tend bar thore any more
The letter from Asst, County Atty,
Hanson TO the sheriff follows
Frequent roporta have como 10 thla
pffce Of the violation 81 tho law per"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
RUSSIAN CENTER ATTACKED.
Resistance Was stubborn hut
Useless,

TOXIC July l6,--lt N officially an.
nouncod that the Russian center hold
Ing Darline aud Vicinity wac attacked
July II, ana offered stubborn resist.
anco. Tho attack was removed at dawn
Of july ~, when the Japanese dis
lodged the Russians driving them IN
the direction Of Mauka, This victory
lnsuroa complete occupation Of South
S0khnln by the Japanese,
Eighty prisoners were taken by. The
Japanese, among whom was Llouh
MaXImltn, -Four field plccos, one ma.
chime gun and ammunition warehouse
woro captured. The Japanese loss
was about 70 men Killed or wounded,
Tho Russians lost 100 men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

The lingering favor ~ Golden Gate
Ceylon Tea delights and rofreFhcs tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
UNKNOWN BRUTE
ASSAULTS CHILD.
Sly.Ycar old Daughter Of Ernest
Mason Attacked by a Fiend
In Human Form,
LAS VEGAS BOY GIVES CHASE.
All but Had llInl When lie Boarded q
Rio GraAde Freight Train aud
Escaped,

A dastArdly outrage was committed
BY u burly brute ut the north side "
the city aud county building about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon upon the
slX.ycarold daughter Of Ernest Mason,
SOC south state street.
AZ near an tho facts can be cleaned.
tho little gir ana her thrco.ycar.old
sister, were walking through the
grounds when they were approached by
II stranger who cOaNcd them 10 the
north side of the building by giving
them HOno candy There the wretch
committed the crime,
Mrs, Mason missed the children ana
started 10 look for them As she up.
pro0chod The place whore the brute hnd
lokcn them the little gir criod out to
her mother
Abort u, Blake, a l,.yonrol lad
from Las Vegas, happened IN be pass.
ing AT the time ana Ia him Mrs, Ma.
ron called ana asked him 10 follow the
man unul she notified the police,
Whom Mrs Mason put In an appearance
tho man took 90 his heels, LOSING not
Il second young Blake followed tho
follow The latter ran through lots
Jumped fcNcos relracod hig steps ana
tried IN oyory way 10 shake on young
Blake, but the lultor suck lo the uaIl
until the Portland Cement works woro
reached, Here Blake met George PM.
mer ana asked him to telephone for the
police. Palmer did 10 ana Blake con.
ilnucd the chase,
BOARDED a TRAIN
The scouudrol would almost surely
have been captured there but u freight
lralu came along ana the man climbed
aboard w ala Blake. he was deter,
mined not 10 lose sight Of the fellow,
suddenly the man drew revolver and
pointing IL mt Bl0Bo's head, mld,
get on OF hero or III blow your ----,
head on
Blake was forced 10 drop from the
train, Horoturncd to the cement works
whore ho found Sergeant Roberts and
Detectives shannon and Raleigh
kilograms Woro quickly sent down
the Inc to Murray ana Bingham
Junction, notifying the officers ana
asking that the train be stopped.
Deputy shorlfs at Murray assisted by
clti2cns armed with guns ana reyolyers,
took up the chase, Word WAS Io.
coIyCd 10 the effect that the man had
jumped from the train and had started
back 10 Salt Lake,
MANS DESCRIPTION,
Officers from tho police and shorlrs
force are sllll working ON the case, and
they hope 90 capture the man. ms they
believe nearly every avenue Of escape
N shut on Blake Rayo "A rood de.
gcrlption Of the follow The man IL de.
scrlbod ns being about 10 years Of age,
0 feet 10 inches IN height Weighing at
lonst 200 pounds light comploNloncd and
wearing d dark worn suit and sim
straw Int Blake says the fellow tx
oithor smooth shayon or wears "a very
ligh,murlacho,
saf--- ss-ss'i. 90 sa.-s-s.s---=
Pure Food Laws are Good No nure
food board over questioned tho absolute
purty NJ BURNErTs VANILLA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
Pain Pills
DR.. Niles Anti"Pain
Pills Ins ure
Against Pain.

They are an insurance policy against
pain and liz distressing affects,
They guarantee that you VIII not bo
pompollsd 10 suffer- from pain OF any
nature.
They arc 4 sure preventative n taken
when you nrst discover q tendency 10
headache, alex stomach, baokaehe, dlss
sinees, indigestion, periodic pains, oic,
They relieve tho pain and tone UP tho
exhausted and weakened condition OF
tho nervous rystem,
Should You neglect this precaution
aud allow a deep seated pain TO possess
You. no matter whero located, they mako
good by removing tho pain,
DR.. Miles hnti-pain Pulls have
wonderful reputation for doing all that
IN claimed for them, ana this reputation
In backed by guarantee, that nrst
package fails TO give relief thoy cost
you nothing. because your druggist wiz
return your money.
We urge you 10 try them under this
guarantee. because they never fail.
~ wa, suffering. with Ia drlppc, had
nss snd Pa,ns al, over ne c,s ho S wSs
After taking two doses Of .flr Miles
Anll.Paln Pills was relieved from pain
and fell Into n restful SLEEP, They have
never failed 70 give me rcllef from pain
''Rs. MudEhR iIXNSiHs,' ir Portage, Mich.
% doses, rs cents, Never eold IN bulk,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

with ~ companions, heart burn, notu.
lenco, totpldlty II The liver, oonstpa
uon, nQlplinilon ~ the heart poor blood,
headache ana Other nervous symptoms
tnllow skln, foul tongue onoualyo breath
ana lgglon, " other ailments ~. at once
gdy among tho American poOplo, Tho
Helbino treatment viii cure nll these
troubles boc, bottle, sold by r. c, n. l.
Drug Dept II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
Baseball Players and Foot Racers

Louis J, Kruger, os,ohampion long dis
lance foot racer OF Germany and Hol-
and, writes. Oct 9TH. 1901 "Dunng my
Lake city In April last, ! used Bollord'e
EnSw n%so. to rcc s,sstaS
snow Eminent 10 all who are troubled
NTH sprains, bruises or rheumatism"
Ec, Dc, 40 bottle, Sold by n, G. NJ T.
Drug Dept II
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FREE Write WI VA y, sg ~, 70 pS WI %.,
Rs.pMS:: S,SS :JS;fi ~ ap, s' ia No. asss
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-03-29
Monday.

John D. Rockefeller sends a letter
to the University of Chicago, which Is
interpreted as assuring a $5O,0O0000
endowment for the big school.
C S. Hanover, former Milwaukee al
derman and president of the Milwau-
kee Baseball club, is sentenced two
years in the reformatory for bribery
German press launches a crusade
against President Roosevelt and his
enforcement of the Monroe doctrine,
declaring it is a cloak for imperialistic
plans.
In addressing graduates of the Unit
ed States Medical school who will en-
ter the navy President Roosevelt hint
ed at possible wars and told them to
be prepared to fight the diseases of
the tropics.
Russian war Office issues a state
ment that 774,554 officers and men
have been sent to the Far East. From
this it is figured that the Russian
losses up to the present time are about
100000 men.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-03-29
HockEFELLeR's 100000 OFFER,
Statement of the Secretary Of the
Board Of Commissioners For
Missions.

Boston, March 2S-Dr. James L.
Barton, secretary of the American
board Of commissioners for missions,
declared that the recently proposed
gift Of John d. Rockefeller to the
board, which has recently caused wide
discussion, was unsolicited and spon-
taneous, originating in an impulse of
Mr.. Rockefeller to further the work
of the board.
DR.. Barton said: "The initial step
toward the gift to the board now under
discussion was taken by John d. Rookie
feller Jr., some two years or more
ago when he, unsolicited asked sec
retary Of the American board to drop
into his Office at any time when in
New York for a conference over mat
ters of mutual interest This confer
ence was held and the work done by
the American board was inquired into
most carefully.
"Some months later q secretary of
the board spoke upon its work In the
church of DR.. Amory H. Bradford at
Montclair, N. j. In the audience was
the confidential secretary Of John d.
Rockefeller. At the close of the ser
vice the two secretaries were intro
duced to each other by DR.. Bradford,
and further questions We're asked in
regard to the work of the American
board.
subsequently | was asked to pre-
sent list of objects which were in i'm.
mediate need of support and which
could not be supported by the regular
receipts of the board Such list was
prepared Still later, an interview
was requested for conference regard
ing this list as well as the general
policy OF the board. This conference
was followed In time by the promise
of 100000
$50 far as | know no person sought
an interview with Mr. Rockefeller or
any member of his family or any mem
Der of his staff or secretaries and no
letters were written to bring influ'
ence to bear upon him in these mat
ters. believe that the gilt was a
spontaneous one given from his own
impulse for the purpose of work car
ried on under the American board"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-03-29
tuesday.

Mr.. Dawson's dispatch as to the ap-
prehensiCn of a revolution in Santo
Domingo was received by President
Roosevelt.
A marriage has been arranged, says
a dispatch from Madrid, between
King Alfonso and Princess Patricia of
Connaught.
Like her daughter, Mrs. James
Huestis of White Plains, died in a
hospital of gas poisoning, having been
in Il state of coma 16 days.
Andrew Carnegie, in public letter,
gives arguments for preferring the
Pan-American railroad over big navy
for the defense of the Monroe doctrine.
Moderator GLADDEN. of the Congre'
gational church in sermon in Col.
umbus, o., denounces John d. Rookie.
feller as chief of plunderers and says
The acceptance of his 100000 gift
would merit the scorn OF honest men,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-03-29

from every point OF View the toilet or
the elephant is by far the most inter
esting performance Of the menagerie.
1t requires at least four weeks to COM
plete the toilet of single elephant
The operation is very expensive. The
assistance Of the elephants valet de
chambre must be engaged by the day
or week, while an experienced valet
he is known by another name-must be
engaged to superintend the work,
usually at large salary. Then, again,
the soap used In the process must be
purchased by the hundredweight, the
sapdpaper by the gross, and the oil, an
important ingredient, Is used by the
barrel. The toilet Of n single elephant
will not infrequently cost as much as
$i00.