Ogden Daily Commercial | 1891-01-22 | Page 6

Of. DEN DAILY COMMERCIAL: Cte tt tij -- Ifcthr AcUslieX lil zx atnaWar twuif 1 x -- hmtx pv--a IMm mm eW TW I MM U- - fi' nmtot mf WUum vi rot Ooe utr. ktmr. m a yAim glV aar Buplar mMa1 f ti lrS4 Tui H" ha --Uir A mi TV? mmM cm sraa J pstaTly 1 Ai' mm n fn l j-ji- aowa, arav AiS aatuahi kin tit thrh a vorte4 tU j a ld. ati lia OILCLOTH. Ij yoa it i Wyasniag. A ia JuL&ces coecty. Wyo., da this year 971 5 J Xxoht UU ths tuber frura or acre of groaaX U'ycKCiDJ U bo irn.Il potatat; uf a w-l- l U-- A air. mm EsrroB. farmer stalked btto tbe aaae-t- u Largest and Best Lines of above goods' ever shown Call and inspect tr .l u Irbh-AmiTica- x . a-- w-- er Skookam Root Haif Gfouicp. Eradicates ri rrw a Crows Hair on BaM Heads, Is an Exquisite - e PiERCE'S FELLAS uiilrc ur Cathartic, aooordirur to size .native, of doae. Smalk-et- . Cbeapeat, Puirar-'nat-- d and luttifm to take. Cure 8irk Head-th- e, Bilioaaaeaa, St ocnu ConstlpaUiuu. a vial. Uy dmggiau. WHOLESALE GROCERS, of Baldness, p u KlESEL & COMPANY Dandruff. Stops Falling Hair. Is a Preventive rtn-.u- dtp-mu- Fred .1. Groirs Hair Rapuliy. swdirtM. ant a Unerase. Conno syrup or tains do akxihol to ia the stotuaca and do cuyar lit It t rrntMe rur a lkwk ff M on Woman: . Her Dianaaes aad How fu Cure tsent i rackjae U a cvnta, araled in pivia env-l.io stjunte. to Wosijj' Drensaar Jltu-ira- L Amwmiatios, Kow Ml Main Ctreet. lluOalo, S. Y. fc-- Toilet Article, OB. 1 Is Free from resi-linj- l. matt rtgisiered.) Contains no Mineral or Vegetable Poisons ( Tta'U It is an honest and meritorious r S sa rr Twestty. ac OUtrlbatiac llepai tke Jssjrtku MfmrOk m Ogden, Utah. Pocatello, Idaho. preparation. Nature's Own Remedy. J AS. WALLACE Skcokuni Reel Hair Grower Go. DRUGGIST. NEW YORK. AO3TT8 FOR Salt by sit Dtuifglsts. Fot CARL UPMANN'S Perfumery and Toilet Articles, CIOARS AD SPECIALTIES: TOBACCO. Fine French Cntitlies. Hume Matin Tallies. l'ure Ico treain. rreecriptions Carefully Comiiounded. 231'.) Washington Arenno. F. B. HURLBUT, WBOLKSaCB RETAIL AMD ex-plo- re if. Cigar-Mereliaiit-s all coloring matter. DRUGGISTS. Liquor and wi'-ir- tit-rul- e in Ogden. BOYLE FDEN1TDB-ECOMPANY. "Washington Avenue, Ogden,' Utah. wt 1 L acABC e rantt-U- , ., a a big-- wwia aadrr kit ana. "Ba foa the eUuwf" "I aaa," the aitn-e-tisrkalf wrptf. "" Haw I lwok4iai-ra- 4 four pper. for fate, br ml4. ae on. " our daurbter "Toe at, waa ak-- aa4 like to die; aha draourl tai fWKW wk and naie. U4 headaches, no awls and lm like arprtite. W-a-tun. wvlda t eou-a- . est aa4 we taooirut rtw ba4 omaunutHO. No BBxdicuie briiad bxt until she tnrd that I(r. rVrce'a l atunte Freecnptioa ia your paprr, whea ane brraa to ttMci in no ttiue aod a) now and fcandjnme aa a rose put tae dowa a Jife uteerilirr." N odttnr ia kmklnr tnr annthrr armre. Tue MiMlK'tiM ka cured thotMaud amx-tewas the farmer's dauybter, fumiiona to btWltby rMoriojandthe li-the ofcstnieiione and aMkjn. tvnmrutg wba-ber trour4u. It imud WH'M aaiwfartmi t iruaraiiUd to rtvin rverr mee, or iirioe ( Sl.Uu I fvlun-Vd- . Jt'a a tit. who hs srx-- a a record among Yui ". the fair arx, is Dot at all ia appearance Tfce StJie Uwi ba.lt Ukat fuck xxl what would ba callnl a Tna!." Ilia mx (mmmuMj; aB aMUcr U iwsuef epnat' fac is pde. hi ye or Ittsterla, bis Lair i thin oo ton. hi fn'J Uard is At i! ik .Mr cawe ania, ! d aer Uihity rata. Vw tvrt Uaruufa U mggly aal not wtU t, and be is T ou'tt iw tbna putus ot km UV ariaga. and coaaumptire looking. Jlore-ovgaunt Ail lv aed a u tMuty UuU paltetm mux) is earelrs in Li dress he thing --Ord 1 HUM In M. Nr.MtlM faatidioc hvlies never could abide. Yet if report are fr I creditel mire womStartling tnrf ria. n A ii!nl-- r of ou of the uptown elul with this en Lava beea ia auox-tbinof ft eeosation in the bachelor tban with any other uighta tva'ki'Ag rooux of Lie club public tuan of hi time. notioe-- tliat L wor a onitjri" pin it W hat TVhUky Did. It w.u a large do bal ia Lis Recently there stood up in one of the ni.vle of oxitlil silver. Its eye police courts tf New York city and was tiuy diawonda an l it mouth vat n-fru-ndWhile the Vfarr' sentenced to a month' imprisonment a wiann-wt-rlooting at the )in ami rtmimentinj; man whose uame wa once famous npen it the nil mouth cf the tdlrer dog throngliont America, a man who waa aa ojif ne;l and a sncciiaun of eharp barks honorary A. 11. of Yale college. II issued thertfrom. The Ji-t was start was a sculptor of eminence, and in ling at first, bat m the barking contin his best days received on one occaon1 ieveral inetulx-of the club presaed about the owner of the pin, enriona to sion 10.000 for a piece of work, the einestr.a statue of Burnside. He f xamuie "tho new trvk. The wearr of the dwiration, after was an Irish boy, who came to this enjcin;j the wunation th-t- t he had cre country very young, studied sculpture ated Cor a while, cabm toned his waist' and soon distinguished himself. He was coat rnd diiclueed a Imj rubber tube a frank, fascinating young man, extraorattached to the pin on the nnJcrsiJt of and won his way into the scarf. The tube extended down into dinarily gifted, New York, ne marof best tho society one of the pockets of the gcntlemau trcuxt rs, tenuinatinif in a rnblx-- r bulb. ried a siater of Bishop Potter. Some By repeatedly pinchinpr this bulb the of the most exepaisits sculpture ever proof tho pin was able to cauno the duced in America enmo from his hand. souii'ls to is me from the dog's month. One piece was an ideal head of Tennyson's Thf.' trick pins are nwoiiir thu novelties FJaine. Another remarkable work was on the counters of jewelry and the statue of Napoleon, now in the New evtablislmtents. There nre van-ou- s York Metropolitan Museum of Art. designs, such as dos' hcadn, cats' Lauut Thompson had friends and lien lsi, crying babies, bicycles with remoney enough friends among the most volving whe'ls and Lujles Unit blow. famous and gifted people in America, for Kew York Times. he lielouged with them. But he was alt'oilrrtakln:. ways intemperate and would go on A divont Uussian near ArcU-ani't- frightful debauches. His appetite for on tha coast of the Polar sea, liquor became ungovernable. His friend lately in Odessa on his way to th dropped off ono by ono till at length he Holy Land, which he p:iposej to ono left Mr. Snodocor, a sculpfrom ono end to tho other. He lias had only like hiinself. The battered, broken tor made tho entire journey on foot and enhas lived in Snedecor's house down artist to the without means, tirely trusting support of God and of tho linuian beorta for live years, till at length in a fit of dehe may mr.Te fur his sustenance. Ilo cuts lirium tremens ho attempted to kill his nothing but bread and salt, and carries benefactor. This led to his arrest and no la jr;?ao to speak of. The jonrney of imprisonment. It waa pitiful to see the this man is a most wonder."nl nndertak-ins- . wretched wreck of a once famous and considering the wildermv-s-likhandsome man na, a pauper, with uncondition which for thonsands of miles kempt hair, soiled clothing and blear exists in the stretch of country he id eyes, he stood before the bar of the poAnother Russian, but of entirely dif- lice court and received his sentence. ferent caliber, has just complctad tho task of rowinpr in a little skiif from St. Women Farmers. Petersburg to the Caspian sea, lie ia a Mary B. Clay, daughter of Cassius M. Kentleman of social standing, and was Clay, and herself a practical farmer, lionized in every city he touched on his writing in The Woman' Journal, adtrip. He claims that thn distauco he acvises women with little means and a tually traveled in his boat is nothing of children to rear by all means compared to tho distance ho measured family while danciiiR with fair Russians nt the to try their luck upon a Bmall fara. A balls arranged in bis honor. Cuicugo living can be made, she declares, on a New. very few acres, if the woman has indusand shrewdness. If only a few acres try A Monster Relic of tli Chicago Firs. can be bought, then they should be got The builders of the rtew Masonic temconvenient to a good market, and the ple, corner of State and Randolph streets, have a large elephant on their woman dependent on her own exertions hands in the shape of a iiro relic that is can then enter on the business of small by far the biggest thing yet unearthed. farming. She should cultivate vegetaThe site of Hall & Kimbark'a big iron bles, berries and dwarf fruits, and raise warehouse was at this point at the time for market eggs, fowls and honey. She of the great fire of 1871, and their im- can thus keep hor chSdren under her mense stock of bar iron melted into one own eye, and they can do much of the great lump, which sank and imbedded work on her small farm. itself into the earth too deep for disHow successful a woman can be on n covery in ordinary building operations. But when the foundations for this great larger farm Mrs. Clay illustrates by a building were being prepared this mam- mention of her own mother, now 75 moth bunch of melted bar iron was un- years old. This aged, though spry and earthed. The mass is estimated to weigh strong minded lady, has recently mar twenty-eigh- t tons, and he v to move it keted the ten fattest cattle sold this year is a problem that is puzzling tho con- in Madison county, Ky., and has also tractors. It is a curiosity worth seeing. sold fifty-on- e hog3 averaging 83 pounds Inter-OceaChicago apiece. She has at this time 300 sheep on her farm. Tha Lourdes Mirarir. The knowledge of farming on a large The decision of the congregation of rites that the first apparition of tho Vir- or small scalo may be got from books, gin at Lourdes be celebrated in the from agricultural papers and from friendmonth of February disturls nd dis- ly information and counsel of neighbors. pleases many churchmen in Paris, I am The only thing necessary is the proper told that a large number of bishops hoped That present, the woman who for a contrary ruling. Thero ia much spirit. goes slow, pays her way to th last cent jealousy in the French Episcopacy at the as she goes and keejis her eyes open, can sudden rise, owing to the pilgrimages to Louides. of the See of Tarbcs. It was make a success of f. inning. Mrs. Clay says: one of the least important in France By a fruit and vegctalile garden, with bees and thirty years ago. The Episcopal income is higher than that of the archbishop of fowls, a woman can s lpjwrt lier cJiildren and ;yl tbeir cto:Mug sad grocarles in Canterbury, nnd all because of the rnirac-uloa- s exebsugo, have a employment, pure, fountain above which the girl ftvsh air to breathe, heviltliy twp her children fre from Bernadette claimed to have seen the the polluting tiiftiieocro jf tho street ami hare no rent pitlierer call on 1 er xr'aen her purso is low. Virgin Mary. Tho February commemo- Tue for clotti ng and fuel are less, and ration of her vision is to be an annual It is expenses not necessary to have so much cash on hand. one. Parb Cor. London News. She can keep a eow for milk and butter, a horoe and spring w;n to tarry her fraits and vegetables to market and the family to church if too Tulip for tho Holland Dinner. far out 1 1 walk. The slops and waste from garThe regular dinner of tho Holland so- den and kitchen will fu;tea hogs enough for meat ciety will take place this year at the and lard. There is nothing about farming that a Lenox Lyceum. Already the Dutch na- woman may not learn to do, and it secma to ma tional flower has been set growing for a thousand timet preferable to living in a tenement house, la a foul, clusa street, oo a scant inthe occasion: 2,500 tulips will be placed come, with stale meat and rotables to eat. the and these be have Fow person in calculating the protlut of a farm to table, tspon forced in hothouses. Real Dutch pipes, take into account the luxurious living that a good can nave and at no small a cost. with handles twisted nround into a cir- farmer 1 would advise no one to buy a farm beore she cle, have been ordered , from Oouda, in Is a'lte to pay for It. or, at least, half of It. Detir I Holland. At the dinner of last year, buy Inns, an as yiMi liar.tUe mji'.ns add to it. I would acres have fewer of rather productwhich was held in the main hall of the ive land, well situated, than twice g.l. Hit iiamlx-- r of Equitable building, thero were not acof KXir land. It taken j.ist so iivich labor to commodations for half of those who till an acra, an'.', good l :.)i I well tilled produce wanted tickets, so this year the dinner twice as much a poor land tr.led. If a woman U aUle to live comfortably, and give committee have engaged tho Lyceum, ber children a cood education in tint common and hope that it will not bo overcrowded. schools, ami keep her home ilia has d- - w&U. New York Tribune. Few percov do mora. iw aa? ind. al the tfcuKrml aaiast Um If yoa Furniture & Carpets! LESTOLEmiS AND Try . rais th Which of th Cw toa acrw U aey (pot ia mtMt fKiUUM tbawjri l Ywa will Bever stk-ss- , ao w as mj tmnaet Nw Tar. aiuawc Ifc was oc feo4 that brok oxi siauos 1 Is LUVjrr to rr;-- t iwrif? lria vlMn aa uf nb aa4 slal a4 t aiil oul Ti!i tb al ti S'i? 21, 1631. BOYLE FDMIT.DBE COMPANY. t fnrci:f NtLirj Ijc1 arlf yurernEw-ttanl ia the tuck of tzz 1 t it point ImalWuniulMiJlWIttl cftkcr LaA aaiw fur :A Ba 'b Ir-b- U-io- r wtl LaS UrS." rza awr, jst f a art i f t,MUfcr weiit to j&con. jvt aVwUhatLu cus- tVI T!in:DAY. JANTARY DRUGGIST, Corner Washington Ave. aod fillh Street, under Broom 'Also for l STRATTON & STORM'S VVallis'tS: Co. Mexican hand-mad- e, Custom house Ice ("ream for par- tial supplied at one tiay's nonce. Loris M.St HwoKBKn, for. Sith anil Wah C-I-G-A-- R-S Injrtttu Ave. Twenty- - WHOLESALE DEALERS OF Hotel I Finest Stock or The Pabst BrewingTlompany's Milwaukee Beer TOILET ARTICLES In the Market. Cfin J. 1 The only Turkish Bath house in Utah is now opened at 364K 24th St., W. JIcNUTT & CO., basement of Woodman-se- e W1TFU Pronooncwlthn best in Territory Lit Trv it and satisfy yourselves. EXPORT, SELECT BOHEMIAN AND HOFBRAU, CONSTANTLY IN STOCK, BULK AND BOTTLED. block. Druggists . ALL CORRESPONDENCE FIXE PERFLTIUt and TOILET ARTICLES. and Curative properties of this kind of bath can find everything in first class style at the above named place. IMPOBTEO AND COUBSTIO CIGAES. Orders by Mail Promptly Attended to. Fifth St., Nht Younj, IX " $500 Howard GOODIIAKT, Hi. anteed. Prop ! Tegetable Llrr Pills, when tho directions are strictly an complied with. They purely Vegetable, and never fsli to tflva satisfaction. StiarCoated. Lanrsboxes, conUlnin? Sy fills. (3 cents. Beware ot counterfeits Ems. Clear imported Tobacco for S eeate. Absolutely pare and free !rnm all acids, extract!, palnti or flavoring, and are cot dipped. Is a beautiful sad pet feet cigar, notaeheapcigtrm or disroot. Equal teas ucnt cigar in the United States, tbat is sold regular. and imitations. The manufactured only bf StiB JOBN C WEST COUi'ANY. CU1CAO0.1LL. Hold by A. H WAL.Iit-.lt-. V. THE OGDEN GEO. A. LOWE, 1 K1E5EL S CO, Sold Ageuis, OgJco, I'lih F. J. KIESEL & CO. QGDEN STEAM LAUNDRY CO. (1NCOEPOEATED.) O. P. IIENDERSIIOT, TRUNK FACTORY n. -- DEALER IN o Mm l icolfal SINCE PURCHASING THE V"J Wo have added many Improvements to onr Fine Equipment, employed Exporicncod and Competent help, and are dow prepared to give onr patrons v Turbine Wheels, Enjrines Saw Mills. Manufacture tho Beet. Trunks. Repnirinit r nntly attondoxl to. Old Trunks Taken in Frrfinnoe. Orders cal!e! for and Delivored to all parts of the cit y. KLINE ft OPPMAN, No. 270 1 Tweuty-tift- h St. Pun i!tiii fWnn-hTmttlr4 w" n , iy Anna I'ape, Auatitt, trift aN,t Jno. toted , Ohio, llnn, rnt. ( Mhfii iirvtliitfifrMWfil. Wat ' mln uf etntt mr TJcff If&ViSS T.mtnl lb. work md l)y !t C rh.rvr.-- f r a arm. lint) , SSv If t! nnlnr fmm Si to r'tit'TH m ..f - pri W J '"iytrt s ff b. iirti Hf.i. vtt, tab. I tin twiHi In pr tlroa th tirnr. Itty nwarr srwnrk. . Kallitn nttkimwn r, imnr llo SHOPurtlaiMi.aiaiBe II. l Ml left A f rtrt or all Wi? the O Is dtnnwlettgecl leading remedy for 1 OaSKM-rtusSvmm ln at: (itcstt. lTo6DAY8.a The sate remedy for only dunatMa aa w n aaaw Strttwrs. htimW ua iTwtwM&MtS'f'tlPa av OJtCIII,0.et, Whites. lacrrrioMior I Drescribe it and feel esje in femmmerulinrr it to all snfferers. A. i. blVN ER, M. XtKATUa. lUa Sold hr ItrVEEtBtaV Sec. and Treas Ogden City Steam Laundry Buggies, Road Carts, JBuckboards. "Wagons, O. A. PAHMELEY, Manager. 0fdtn. I'tah. I rnsicitit. TO OOR "OGDEN OFFICE." Orders respectfully solicited and satisfaction guar- OGDKN WE will pay tho abovo reward for any ease of titter Complaint, lt.vspcptila. Sick Hcailaclte, Indhrestion. Constipation or Costivenctts wo cannot euro wttb Wost's TO BE ADDRESSED All who know of the Sanitary ice as Can . Mad in Utah. Wo intend to 'Lead all Competitors in Quality of Work, and loavo the Quantity to an Appreciative Public. Give us a trial. Wagon Material, Heavy Hard ware, Iron and Steel. Baker Barbed Wire, Blaek- - OGDEN STEAM LAUNDRY CO. siaith Tools, Etc. COREY BRO'S & COMP'Y, OGDKN . TfTAIT. Tel. 173 S5tli St. Kear of Keod IIotpL , 2132 Washington Avenue. THE E0CKY MOUNTAIN Transfer Co., LI VERY. & FEEDSTABLES Is prepnred to do all kintls of BEAYIKG. BAGGAGE PARTIES, MOVING OF BAGGAGE OR FURNITURE, LADIES' CALLING CARRLVGE8 WITH CAREFUL DRIVERS. Our Boarding and Feeding Department will be found Satisfactory in every respect. AND Furniture Movinsra Specialty. No. 354 25th St. Ilavinnpnrcbnsetl the entire Livery and Transfer business heretofore carried on by Messrs. Martin Bro s, we are prepared to receive orders for SINGLE AXD DOUBLE DRIVING RIGS, CARRIAGES FOR OPERA AND WEDDING Telephone 16S. CORBY BEO'S & COMPANY 2132 Washington Avenue.