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Show to rnddlah THE EVENING NEWS. rrvln. feen moD th" "no Uaoe of a ttae nOBKHCS StACXEUTK COHPAXT mAeeiry permanent , Incrustation was to be found; the apalthg;h greaUy emterged srltlM ' pear an ca of the plates wa blackish, and J ta lbe past year, and running September ft, 1S70. slightly greasy, and the corners of the Thursday, same .as were state when in the ateevdlljr en xU Time, are Joints e cave t Known H tnu nrac xi maaa.? So 0U rers enaanl " FouKias Dynasties. The Philadel- - remedy to be repeatedly tried in. this f! fast M tkif JS'evf York ' : Ehla Irtss thus Jicourg , under thl cou ntry with success. 'Come !' Engineer. "in" When Napoleon objected to Prince) Leopold of Hohenzollern a a candidate for the throne of Spain, becaues he was a German, he virtually ignored the fact that every crowned head in Europe traces hU descent from aliens and UPHOLSTERY foreigners. France ha Louis '.Napoleon for her Emperor, the founder of whose dynasty, General Bonaparte, was Coral can by 1st. South Street, Salt Lake City birth and Italian by race. oC Victoria, Queen England, reigns Si - ' i i by virtue of her descent from a petty New Machinery, I am German prince, who had married a Bavlnc purchased nmi do Shaping, prepared to plane of James I a Scotch at ClresUar Tiff and Sawlsg, man by birth, hla mother having been REDUCED CREATLY PRICES Mary Stuart. In Spain, the Emperor Charles V was a German by his father's side. His dy1700 from want of a nasty ceased in French male hier, and a prince became SAL.E After three month' delay oar tarn ha come Kin of Spain, with the title of Philip V- Thus the hated Bourbon line, now Ci t nominally represented by the little East Temule Street, Salt WE ARK ADVISED j. boy in Paris, who calls himself Alphonso A large assortment of XII, was established in Spain. Z3y She XXOXLUXTGIl Company Hi ng William of Proaaia is a Swablan, -HOME-MADE and IM POUTED by descent. The Emperor of Austria represents a i Of lbe Shipment of dynasty which. was founded by a Swiss i soldier. The King of Italy can show descent Constantly on hand only from the Counts of Savoy, and thus is actually rather French than Italian. Chrlstain of Denmark, who Is King by FLORENGE arrangement rather than by popular election, beJoncrs to a German family long settledis In Hols te In. PLAIN and OBNAMEBTAL, Sweden governed by the grandson of a French lawyer, who, having risen, Always la atoek. - rtl0ft- -t under Napoleon I, to the rank of Field Marshal aud Prluce of Ponte Corvo, Ordered Three Months ago, was elected Crown Prince of Sweden, and Anally succeeded to the crown. The Klug of Greece has no Hellenic A88ORTED STYLES! blood in his veins, beiog simply one of the sous of the King of Denmark, who Wtilrh m7 be expeteil arrive ay is not himself a Dane. September 10th fo I.ttto. Belgium has for her monarch the son of Leopold, a petty German prince, by 1V r. the daughter or a French princess. He is the grandson of Louis Phlllippe, of France. Strictly counting up, the only monAMD archies of Europe governed by native Are requested to call and examine Sam princes are Turkey, Portugal, Holland. ple of our NEW Wurtemburg, Saxony and Bavaria. All t the rest of the Euro pea a sovereigns are Carrying the United States iMaiL of decided alien origin. Even in Egypt the Kbedlve, as Ismaei Pasha Is called, AND comes from a Greek family. Yet, whatever their descent, the sovereigns, H V Is, Fargo Co3 Express. whether of foreign or native descent, become national in their respective! lo Tne onderslfned la now running a call ties where they reign. Louis Napoleon certainly thinks more of France than of Italy, whence his family came, Bally Uno ol 6tagea to Proio and It has always been the credit of and Trl.VTccJLJy to Fillmore. Louis Bonaparte, his father, that be On and after JULY 1st, 1STQ there will be ran became a Dutchman in heart and soul la eonnecUoa, a as soon as ha was made Kins of Holland. Because of this his imperial and ly Line of Stages to St, imperious brother accused him of negGeorge and the celebratedi lecting his Interests, and the result was Meadow Valley EULnes. was ho that, finding it expected that should govern Holland as a satrap, OooneoUons made with Stage for, the mere lieutenant ofonly , he Napoleon took ofX his crown, laid down his Reen WC and San- ter and retired into private life. There 1 pet 'andj Ulxomt, m is no reason for thinking that if Spain had adopted Leopold, of Hohenzollern, The road 1 aewlr atocked with flood Hnnii, mad Kew OMehea. Good Meala and Aoootemo ne wouiu nave governed mat country dations all along the Hoe. Time to Bt. George as a German Prince. His father-in- w vauer atinee s aaysw ox Jr became law, of the family, so gooa a .ronuguese arterhis marriage WHITE, T PROPRIETOR. with Queen Donna Maria de Gloria, Power and... a.t Quiet greatHi:.? that the lament ia that country cow Is orrice at vrruLs, fabqo a cos, Has vU .... Li that he, not his son, is not the present - Motion. and Steady sovereign. - Kl-erla- er ' Noa.lt A FIFTY SEWING " F. Qeudtner. m F.MDM ttft SI BftVf ft REN CE r2 AH UFAGTUR I NG ! IVIACHIIME! t , UD 'fitsvst Saxe-Cobu- Htraii rg diTS Chanqe of French Rulers. Louis XIV. was executed in 1793, and his son, the Dauphin, after barbarous usuage, died in 1795. Napoleon; I. had two abdications and two exiles. His son died in Austria and never attained the Imperial i sceptre : -- Xrouis XVII I., who came next, was an exile for twenty years? was restored to the throne by the bayonets of Europe: was chase J offitby Napoleon, driven into exile, bat was asraln put back by the military foroea of the continent. He died after a reisrn of nine years. Hie brother, Charles X. whose youth had been spent in exile was driven from 'he throne the revolution of 1S30, aad died Tarby from his native land. His successor, .Louie Phlllippe, whose father had been executed in 1793, was in turn driven from the kingdom, when an old man, after a prosperous reign of eighteen years. His successor was .Louis Napoleon. Of all the sovereigns or France since 1773. he has had the longest feign, as President and Emperor. Thextuus compare: Louis XVI., eighteen years. Napoleon I., fifteen years. Louis XVIII., nine years. Charles X.. alx years. Louis Phlllippe eighteen ears. Louis Napoleon, twenty-tw- o year. Equipment aid Supplies, Oils, Sponges, Coeks, CHICAGO.' WELLS ST DRUGGISTS' Agency of W. JESSOP8 & SONS' For TOOLS, MACHINERY AND MINING dmsm WHOLESALE J. F, BATHBONE 170 & 172 I x dlSS WILKINSON LAKE STREET, 90 & 92 ' W.HlSS00 CHICAGO , LEAD & OIL WORKS Dry Goods, ? PAPER E. W. BLA.T0ELF0BD & Oo. Manafaclurers of Oil & Window Glass. WINDOW SHADED & Icnd Pipe, Sheet lVead, Bar A Pig Iead WHITE AND BUFF HOIXAN 10 JV 8ATI8FACT or n Pri UD BOIUD LlXSEED OIL AND OIL CWE style J I Nos. Clilcntro Sliot Towor Co. WITBSTEK, Manufacturers of packing. it CO. PS OILIiAM BROTHERS, COAL on Asjrp &c. irrTTTrts Of Wholesale Dealers ln ! dl756m MtlUfOV & STRAW COODS, No. 78 LAKE STREET. LASTEBSS ASD IAKP FIXTITRrw No. 225 Pearl Street LAFLIII, BUTLER & CO. DOTIKG BOO Cor. 8tat and Uonroe Bt. CHICAGO, til Commercial man. AgenU and others will find a moat aeairame loeauon. inta dl75 Sm h- 128 A 180 LAKE STREET, RfffiBEB CLOTHIHUeOUFASY Manulactarers, Importers A Jobbers In Wholesalu Dealers In RUBBER COARSE &FINEPAPEHS CULVER, PAGE & HOY IE, JPEfi F DESCRIPTION. O-- P 14 Sc IO T;r'i Avenue Wn-tuxsl-x m ! 1 '..jBola I and Printing Inks, Bookbinders' Stock & IacLiuery dSSB-i- y i Of Every Description. ' f a216 6m AT THEIR BTORE ON : '- Cbieagro. Saarnaeiseo. ' ' JAMES dm3meod MORGAN & CO. Mannnvetners Stii, Dye m Dye. ' . & lis, ,. Give apeclal attention to orders for Woollen .i and Cotton Manufactures. 47 FCXTON STREET, NEW YORK. f - ' BULLS FERRY. N. Y. dlS3em BOOTS .. 38 'k ft:.,;, CniCJlGO." St M;c Especially Solicited. TRUUKS, THaVELIWG VALISES, BAGS, iC.f 287, Caaal Street, HEW YORK. dl99-3- m t r:. Manufactarers and dealers In i UTAH TRADE " dll If lOnGSTOEET & SEDGWICK Mannfactorers of and Wholesale Dealers in HEIIRY V7. EIHG & GO. Arnbgl , MDSHOIS ttf BY PAYING THE DIFFERENCE. Frica of a Gold lledal Machine. $25 IutKE STREET. c MARKET STKEET, ; : 82 607 Manufacturers of ':!LA.U6HLINS, tret,: t . ill II T.EA. . 1 Prevention op Boiler ixcrcota: CHEAPER TIIMIiEUER tion. A series of observations extend of 0f3ce Hudson River Chemical Works, I 1. .1 lannactnrers , j 40, S e 44 DESCRIPTION TELER SOLES. iQi&&WJ&i.!: Kow fork. i ix&cminsnY. - EVERY RUBBER BOOTS ffTrH - Grocera' llagrs, Writing Fluid book niimiia ctocil V l OF GOODS : 01 nfAUI. .pi in CAI1I PAPEB, vrr. t To n k dl94 3m THE ' a Asd OTSTUt NEW ' ; : II. ITUTCniXSON A CO. EUBOPSAM HOTEL, ' JUad laanniactarers of CHICAGO; d20l Am B. . . , '; -- Yniu dl33m 1 Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers DltOP 4 BUCK SHOT BALLS A BAR LEAD. i Etc 444 JAMES M. NICHOUS OFFICE OF : Crockery, GILT CORNICES &c. 448 Peart Street NEW ) d2C96m i ! CORB, And dealers In W With a Urge experience in the Territorial traae, we leei sure 01 giving; 10 t PICTURE USSELSSHID VOOLEN MANUFACTURERS' STOCK. Proprietor. UiCHHUSi TOOLS i VJHmSJn & Co. "S These Maclilnes are Tcry simple in coriiimciLlon; run with . j ShuUlQand Straiglit needle aNI CElTLEEnrS FUR3ISHISQ. GOODS. Use two threads; make 844?:alaSt. CHICAGO, iud. VI1!' IVoek Stitch alike on w both sides, and will 'U not rarel. "Star he AMERICAN IROH IVORKS exchanged any " ' r ' time for a JONES & c W dl93 ly C. i Groceries, til." NEW YORK : Patent Medicines, Paints, dl68 6m ST. All kinds of Paper Hade to Order. Drugs, And leading dealers throughout the TWIWE o Importers and Jobbers In LIERCiDTiLE IDSTIi ly eR0Sv&C0., WABXHOtTSS. 48 & 50 DUANE Noa. W. Wilkinson. Territory. Conn. ED RUG-GASH'- S Bold by : ; ST. Manxxfctririne' Co. Manulacturen of factories New Britain CHICAGO. .HO FAIffliY SEWI11B - WILLIAM ; & do., 08&10o Hicbigan Aienue, GOliD MEDAL Have a Well Assorted Stock of S New York. TO We hare now on hand a small lot ot 1 SUN-DRIE- Perfumery, etc., etc., ' .r-- Jobbers of D R U GS, Chemicals, Dye STUFrsf E?senTial ly , ing over several years would seem' to show that the-- hardest and most stone-llx-e or ail Incrustation Is that In which carbonate of lime entara ne iul. in inn nmnnrunn nr rmm "ti Importer ! VAN 8CHAACK OTEVENSON & RE ID, : & W. mYL0R A. BKI.K2TAP,Jr. WOOD. Manufacturers and Jobbers T. XOGKKGOB ADAMS 3. HAUL DOW. Which are very eztenslreiy used In Utah, and are conceded to be saperlor In style, quality and operation to any erer offer l to the peoor the Territory; and are Claeaper than ple me same eimee oi etoTee are aoia ior Send for Cataloejue and prloee r RAW "New York City A. BODOK, W. H. Schieflelin & Co., ani J. North-wester- n Tri-Tfeek- ! WM -- t F LO 11 A 13 , CHAMBEBS STREET. 87 U9l3m AID HEATHS STOVES FOR COAL . 4 MM And a hundred other patterns of f jr caxaaa, xoKif ; CRERAR, ADAHS & CO. U an n faeturere Agents and Dealer In XOTAXt COOK, MACHINES! MAIL CO, FAYOMTE, ' EUREIIA, COOKING , CHICAGO. uoraer oi jrranjciin, d219 ly Manufaeture ths i Bandelpb Street, Offlee, dnssm : SOUTHERN 224 RAUDOIiPH STLEET, a Randolph Street, w - - CHICAGO. GARDEN CITY, Agenu And Gommlaalon Hercbants in WAG OK MANUFACTUB E It, STOVE FOUIIDIIBS . WH. A. DODGE & Co. Manufacturers'. PETER GCHUTTLER, & Co. H VOGLR Mannlaotarers or ; ". ROOMS, Me MEW YORK TRADP - , M FOBinM grand-daught- tRADE. CllloZ.aogTRmE - CHroacO f.4 Mannfactnrers A Jobbers of 1 ' sneaenmrr,AMD bas,SXIEKT puitbiboit, ! -- : i ; - iff v . . i A 448 BROADWAY, 446 8T. isVitli Tabl3 afiiTredldK; Ship, Bolt and RaUrtKid kpiket $40 NaiU, NEV YORK. ' we are r GOODS. indebted for this knowledge. A19S17 FTRNISUIXG And Mannfaetnrera of JNO. E. tXWI.BH. .' tit." 4ta-l-y .v. iu iuj;i(C9MUU Ul TBiy Simple STB KET, S TAK"E 4 A ior prevention or the formation flTEIT SHAFTIS6 aSD PATLUT TIRE or the same. He has found that fatty HEtRTV.DJIfl, COJIJIISSIO And Dealers In HAT HOUSE. XDW1BO J. xxzror, clajs generally possess th property of yr. DawaT, xdwakd A TIT!; m dlS9 preventing the carbonate and sulphate wx. c. aaowvuvo a 00. We also offer a of lime, which may be dissolved to the 41: MEya, jsorsr and childrrxs u water reeding a boiler from clinging toESTABLISHED IN 1818. or X7orIr VTood as gether, they may be and FUR ANDIWOOL HATS DEZMI8 BREVER forming hard, stone-lik-e separated, mass on the CO'O S. TTTTITC & Cotters TZnona Oaxrlaca sides. If, therefore, there be added to By tite Case, at Uanafaetnrer's Prices. v TV i r, any it even one of the hardest lis Stiwdiarcl ... o .ff , j i ,aramuot, Machine 1J of clayTea-PcH. the ABTlla. BlaeksTBltna' BeUowa, BWFAW)tWOLFIANDiLASKA ROBES. known as follra CHAUPAGIIE fiSTOCKALE i Ivt toot !a5.00;Wi reArth. the sediment Frandsoo, I npoxaiion jrlU Jattia in the form f m.. Coll CtoeJa. Ooiti Screw. i t SAMUEL 8HETHAR al (imwt Mettled. plalnoiSV LAGEIt DEEK l?OUTXIX, soft mad. CO., faileable iron e JaS run pou off 915.00. wily ; TMrnble Rkelnv Vaton Sox SUap iBeprared dwnleal, boiler. M.id?rhJ d iZ J J Extra rmlly, 1 star , andT.JPalm Bolvtar HafaaT Bolta. wi.T. '7jj2n this certainly simple iTowj;ATrr trxacs XkU tnaentne'was taJteo? lti aiccnante ana Is ' i Tewyer Ironav Tlrs Bender. u the lapse of a Ontar. Vi 00 A 852 KOBTH WATER 8TBEET, potJIanjelna; of years,during and has found TJiiTT.nrr-riCHICAGO. OIIATTA, to be emlneuUy satisfactory Acooni! ' J! Special aietlS4 sivsas- U saatf Orders, ' S.TnJfr hi ,1,, la to ths Annaki d Genie CivU tll Sold by fa i Trade t XSTABUS&kD 1S32. ffectd ?nmitrealU mT d2096n& by lntroImporters, Dealers and Mannfactnrers of ' V Ctl C3 1 CO. : GVEET, DEMPSTER f .; turner, htuxoi cl liayi JE2A.8T XJEM1?X-I- 3 i OMAHA , f 1 J-A- m. feed-wate- - 1 lmJ fl 1 ? prncednirr. non-cohere- ' -- . t nt, JJt0fth Seng Family y. He, anU-lncrutta- tor waJ-raAted,l- i n y JoImEisHooleSiSon - .", 1 : 1- - sons -- BtTT. ifl .iij. nitam.r , of Wa w..k toXZ&JfS; f fll VT at? n not naato sirs aauacuoav-'- , i 'LJjIU T . n i t - . : -- Orposrm VTiT Tie ATir. 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