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miscellaneous.

San Francisco, 26.-Bulwer de-
clares a dividend of 10 cents.
An arrival from Honolulu reports
Klleanea In eruption on a grander
scale than for a quarter Of a CEN
fury.
Cheyenne, Wyo., 2s.-Robt. Law
has resigned the superintendent
OF the Union Pacific system of
Wyoming; Utah, Idaho, and Mon
tana, to take the general superin-
tendency OF the system of roads in
Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri. be-
longing to the G. B. and O.
Cheyenne, 26.-ThoS. Talbot was
fatally shot by his wife at an early
hour this morning, during a Quarrel.
The wife claims self-defense. TaI-
bolt is about thirty-eight years old
and has nine children.
Pittsburg, 26. : A resolution,
largely signed by laboring m en- has
been sent to Governor Hoyt, asking
that election day be made a legaj
holiday.
st. Clairsyille, Ohio. 26.-Con-
gresham Updegrass is still quite i'll
but hopes are entertained.
London, 26.-The Lords unani
mously passed vote of thanks tC
the army in Egypt, and the House
adjourned till Nov. 10th.
Cincinnati, o., 26.-After the SEES
sion of the American institute Of
Architects, reports were read from
Boston and Newport, chapters, anC
Statutory letter from the San Fran
cisco chapter.
Cleveland, O., ga telegram
from New York. today, to Ioca
brokers, reports the sale of a con
trolling interest in the Nickel Plat
railway to Vanderbilt at II for com
mon stock and 81 for preferred.
Ottawa. 26.-The recent disaster;
in Georgian Bay. having led to tn,
discovery of dangerous reefs no
upon the Acknowledgements, its sug
gested that new and thorough
survey be made.
Washington, &c = The Presiden
expects TO remain in New York I'm
til the 10th Of November, when h
will return and resume his resi-
dence at the Soldiers Home, till tn
repairs to the White House ar
completed.
Louisville, Ky, 26. THE Woman
Temperance Union Convention
passed the day in hearing report
on the work done.
Leayenworth, Ks, 26.--In tn
army division rifle shoot, at th
close Of the second day, the divisio.
! of the Atlantic leads the division Q
the Pacific twelve points, and th
division of Missouri is far in tn
; rear. Gen. st. Alban will awar
I the prizes Tomorrow.
,, Washington, 26.--Judge Smell &C
! copied a bond of S2,50O and Fa
was released to appear before tt
l police court from day to day {
when required to do so.
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Millinery.

We have just received by express an
elegant stock Of Millinery goods, consist
iag of Patten, Hats and Bonnets, Feath-
ers, Turbans, etc. They are of the very
latest design for fall and winter; also Z
fal! line of untrimmed Hats, Bonnets snd
Turbans in Felts, Beavers, Satin, Velvet
Straw etc. Ladies are respectfully In
vited to inspect at
MEsDAMRs BUTTON & BoYAN.
2. O. B. Ut. 12S Main street. 81
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Political.

Elgin, His, 26.-Democrats of the
Thirteenth Congressional District
nominated Hon. William Price.
Rochester, 26.-A civil service re
form association was formed to-
night, and prominent members OF
both parties paE Ripated.
Boston, 26. sepublicanS have
nominated Charles Gallagher fol
Congress.
Media, Pa, 26.-The democrats OF
the Sixth Congressional District
have nominated E. Glyde for Con
gresS
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Pstsr WegsA. aeceassd

Estate of Peter Welsh, deceased
NOTICE IS AEREBY GIVEN BY
" the underSigned Administrator Of
the estate OF Peter Welsh, deceased,
to the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
Aibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publics'
ton Of this notice. 90 the said admins
traitor at the ofics Of Dickson s. Dorian,
No. 80 Main street. 10 the City OF Salt
Lake, Territory Of Utah.
JOHN @. WELCH,
Administrator Of the estate Of Retei
Welsh, deceased.
October 10Th, 1892. oezi'
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Yellow Fever.

Pensacola, 26-Thirty-two new
cases no deaths, first day since 18th
of September without mortality.
Total cases, 2,133, deaths lie.
Camargo, Mex, 26.-Authentic
reports from Meir, give the total
cases of fever during the epidemic
at 1000; deaths S25; cases now IN
der treatment, $50.
Brownsville. Tex, Yesterday
a few cases of fever developed here
Col. Loster of the Nineteenth. In.
fantry is sick with the fever al
Camp Smith, and is undergoing
thorough disinfection.
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One lady from each Ward Association
10 the city wall be- taught Telegraphy free
the City Hall, Monday October 30th, al
g pm. Officers can select by vote OF
otherwise. New pupils can commence
any evening during two weeks from o.
tober Both.
Business men, ladies, boys and girls,
old and young, now is your time to spend
evenings uGefully. Any one can send
message in half dozen lessons.
Terms, 10c. per lesson. T
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Train Wreckers.

Grand Haven, Mich, 26.-A tram
on the Detroit, Grand Haven and
Milwaukee road was ditched by
train Wreckers, who removed the
rails near Carlin on the down grade,
where the banks is thirt Y feet high.
The baggage ard two passenger cars
went down. There were few per-
sons on the train, and no one was
seriously hart.
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RERlE Ind HRAIH DISEASES

DREC. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
- Treatment, q specific FOR Hysteria, DIS
Nness, Commissions, Nervous AeaaRche, Men-
81 Depression, Loss Of Memory, PrsmASure
OiQ Age, caused BY over.exertion, oEer'lndu i
genee, excesseB or oTsrwork Of the brain
Gee box viii cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months treatment. One dollar
BOX, OF Slx boxes fJt ave dollars; sent BY
nal prepaid on reeeipt Of price. We gusrSD-
zee slx boxes 70 cure Auy case. with e&cn
order received by us for six boxes, accom-
paa led With five dollars, we will SEND me
glleas9sr our written gusEautse 10 fstiFn the
monsy If the treatment doeEr"t effect cure
gqafaT tees issued only by o. G. n. l. Drug
Store Salt lake citv
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A NorrxChaioe.

Cairo, 26.-Professor Palmer and
party were led TO the edge of a
precipice, and offered the alterna-
tive of throwing themselves over
or being shot. 1t is supposed Pro
lessor Palmer leaped over, and Cap
tain Gill and Lieutenant Charming
ton chose the other alternative, and
were put to death.
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Gould and Party .

Omaha, 26.-Gould and party ar.
rived this morning over the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway, and after a
brief conference with the Union
Pacific officials, left for Chicago,
going over the new Wabash CON
nection, between Shenandoah and
Humeston.
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Come let the Joyous tidings roll
From east to west from pole to
pole, /,
That woman's teeth, and lips and
breath,
No more shall suffer worSs than
death,
For SOZ0DONT with magic sway,
Preserves them now from foul de-
cay.
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Entombed.

Shenandoah, Pa, 26.-This after
noon three brothers, Peter, james
and Henry Sheetz, Timothy Rey-
holds and Robert Hanna were sn-
tombed at Packer coIIiery, operated
by the Lehigh Valley Co., by the
caying Of a drift. 1t is not known
whether they are dead or alive.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
DR.. J. W. Culbertson,

of Indianapolis, so iavorably known here
for his many remarkable cures in the city
and vicinity will, be ct the Continental
Hotel, professionally, October 18th, and
remain twelve days. The afflicted with
Eye and Ear troubles, Catsrrh, Defor-
mites, etc. can consult him without
charge. The Doctor has artificial eyes.
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Promotions.

Washington, 26.-Promotions in
the army consequent upon the re-
tirement Of Major General Irvine
Mcdowell, are announced by the
President to-day, as follows: Brig.
Gen. John Pope to be major general
and Col. Ranald S.Macken2ie, Fourth
cavalry to be brigadier general.
Both promotions take effect from
to-day.
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STREET CAR NOTICE.

On and after Monday October, %. 1882,
First Ward Cars will run to Warm
Springs. and Warm Springs Cars will
run to First Ward, passing Eagle En-
poriUm corner hours and half hours.
0. 7. ARNOLD.
Superintendent.
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AEoCulrouah.s Gilt.

st. Louis, 26.-T The matinee at the
Olympic theatre, given by John
Mccullough, as benefit for the
orphan children Of Col. .Slayback
netted between S7lee and $1,000.
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ELEGANT BLACK and colored
cashmeres, dyed by the celebrated
Guillaume, Of Paris, are for sale
only
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Mothers Should Know 1t.

Fretful babies cannot help dis
turbing everybody, and mothers
should know how soothing Parker's
Ginger Tonic is. 1t stops babies
pains, makes them healthy, relieves
their own anxiety and is safe to
use.-JotTRGl.
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Our stock of Cloaks, Dolmans, listers
and Misses and Children's Oloaks is the
finest and best selected in. the city, and
customers will do we'll to make an exam
instion before purchasing elsewhere.
,5 COIN Bros.
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MUSIC LESSONS.

Piano and Organ, zoe. per lesson,
Guitar, Ec. per lesson. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Residence, Second East
street, first door porth of Catholic Church.
+ FLORA SHIP BILL.
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Dissolution of Partnership

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
l to5e exiting between Fred. j. NAY
S y William Wood, butchers OF First
So1th lttesl, was, on the 18th Of October
E;a9ally dissolved, Mr.. Wood Assum;;
~ u, 'As liabilities, having purchased al
Nays interest in such business,
1ss',WilliAm Wood will still CONDUCT
M ~ BUSINESS Of the old stand, where tne
s.aY tFiends and customers Of the ole
4 nay be served IS usual. or
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FOR SALE.

10 the right party. Sn interest in well
established and populsr business in Salt
Lake City. Cash capital of $4,000 to
$4,000 required. For particulars apply to
GEORGE A. MEEARs.
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Another E,arsIxtlc shock.

Concord. Mass, ga. Bronson
Ale0tt had another Daralytic shock
about noon to-day. He has not
esemeE: to rally.
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DUNFORD'S FARM

In Sugar House Ward to lease, contain
ing eighty acres; well fenced; twenty
acres in lueerne in good growth; sixteen
shares of water righta.
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REMOVAL.

Dr.. S. E. Newton has removed his
Office to his residence on Third South
street, between First snd Second East
street, north side.
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AUCTION SALE.

On Saturday, October 18th, 1882, at 10
ann. on Second South, between Fourth
and Fifth East streets. north siie, large
assortment of Household Furniture, con-
sisting Of Parlor, Bedroom and Kitchen
Sets, Stoves, etc. etc., will be sold with
out reserve.
81. A. REED,
+ Auctioneer.
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. POSITIVE CURE

Arrl,-., Without Medicines.
sOLUBLE INDICATED BoUGIES,
IN 5atented October 16. 1876. one box
M VII cure any case in four days or less
rlstfs-z ". VII cure the most obstinate case, no
~ M " now long standing.
ssnSoI11seous doses Of cdbebs, copabia or oil Of
81 - sso0d that are certain to produce dyspep-
80 Sestreylng the coatings of thestomach.
On TasSs,s q @. Sold by all druggists, or mailed
ssf -51TS ~ OF price, For further particulars
\ a ~ I. circular P. Q. Box 1,5ss
= - ALLAN CO., 90 J0an street, New fo8ss
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LESLIE's MONTHLIEs, when
nound, make q neat little volume
Tho EERALDBindsry dOSs WORK In
aV4xv SsyAs aMAa s& sGaRoEaRaS szSS'
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WANTED.

a capable Girl to do cooking in a
small family. Good wages. Apply to
Mrs. B. B. Van Deusen, corner Fifth
South and First West streets. 40
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WANTED.

a competent Bookkeeper. Address
c., Herald Office.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
- ~ - A. - z ~
icOMMERgTAL.r a;d,
MONEY MARKET

ADS<NA4 m AAAEE-s4 e~~s,
New York, 26.-Money s., s.; govern
ments generally higher; stocks strong;
w. q. $50; Quicksilver, 81; Pacific,
A52s; Wells, Fargo, 12S1S; New York
Central, l465z; Erie, AIS Panama,
1877: Denver r. & g. BIZ; Union Pacific.
1878; bonds Il151z; CeGtfsl9 Pacific,
nones,IIt4@. ,eII5soixotri
MINING SHARES. *,
New York. 25,-Mining stocks dull,
Robinson Cous. sold us 70 1870, closing
st -175; Cons. Virginia stlvsnced from
&C to 40; Decsture from Is to IS, and Alta
Montana from Is to %; Hall Anderson
declined from $50 to 200; Horn Silver de.
elined to 500; State Line Nos. 9 and 8,
and Oriental and Miller declined TO lie,
Sales for day II, $50 shares.
ast PRODUCE
Chicago. 26.-Wheat Tower, regular
931x Oct 81 Nov; spring 987z; winter
96&@M q Corn lowers 6S, cash Oct.
66X Nov. Oats, easier, $50 casf
339s@H Nov. Rye, lower, '58}}6. Barley
frmer IS. c Pork, -higheri22 25@5O Oct,
1885 Nov. Lard, higher, irregular
II 65; Oct. 1l.30; Nov. los;
-5ai FOREIGN: MARKETS.
London, 26.-Consols lO2 /. 16@1s; foul
per cent. bonds 1924; fyss extended
lO31z. , 5sit--- rs
Liverpool. 26.-Cotton, moderate IN
quiry; Uplands 6A, Orleans 624. Sale
10. 600. 80
COPPER,
New York; 26.-Copper steady, LAX
1s1S@N. Z ~
Baltimore, 26.-Copper unchanged.
,-oI c WHISKY. zYb rct
-Cilcinns.i, 26.-WhMky II.
Chicago, 20 Whisky, 1.19. -.
PETROLEUM. g. +
New York, &c Petroleum dull al,
nominal; Crude, II @S; RefngdI 73@@s
United ,9l35; Australian tinf2SK.
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~, Ultra Charge for Reserved e ats,
" H. 20 hS onsr Friday, october 9th, 1882 al
loan.
The news., 1882-02-16

The story is told Of 70 we'll known
politician Of Boston, who had the mis-
fortune to have one Of his legs shorter
than the other. He would never car.
rya crutch, and his friends oftened
wondered how hs could get about so
well without one. One evening feel
ing rather thirsty, he presented hiu-
self at the bar Of the fremont House.
presided over ct that time By Will.
lam Pitcher. Resting on his short
leg b ordered his drink, and while it
was being prepared, he shifted the
weight Of his body 10 the long one.
thus increasing bis height several
inches. Shortly after haviDe finished
his labor vIth spoon and bottle, Pitch.
or plsced the delicious beverage he
had been concocting upon the counter.
and with . bewildered look on bis
genial countensnce, asked: "Where
in thunder is the little fellow that
ordered this drink"
The news., 1882-02-16

A MuRDzR TRIAL IN 1a0Q.--
The nine hundred and niasty.ninth
witness 10 the great spin-it-out-as-long-
as.we.eas ssss took the staud, and the
lawyers proceeded to torture him With
the assistapce Of the prisoner at the
bar,
hawyer-"I believe you are from
Southern China, sirs"
Witness-"Yes, sir, and I wish to
get back as sooA as Possihls.H
Prisoner-"What's the matter with
you, google eyed, cadaverOus
reptile2 Haven't you been paid ten
thousand dollars travelling expensss2
Shut up, Mr.. Lawyer, I'm running
this case and I mean to put this long,
cared ass where he belongs at the
start. If you don't like our style,
you---big boned son Of the East,
you can take your soap and toddle
home, just as quick as you--please. F"
Judge-@If the prisoner will allow
the court to-"
PrisOner-"Shut up, Judge, 1 know
what Pm about. Who's running this
case, you or II"
Judge ~ "Well, if the prisoner
please, I should like to-"
Prisoner--"Now, Judge, how many
times during this trial have / got to
remind you that we can get along
without your advice 2"
Lawyer - "If the prisoner is
through, we will now proceed to ex-
anime the witness"
Prisoner-"Yes, for the present; l
viii make my daily Grafton LATER"
Lawyer-sg am about to put the
first Hypothetical question TO the wit
ness. Those wishing to remain
throashOut the dslissry Of the quss.
'aask VIII hna sxssllsHl beafd sad
The news., 1882-02-16
s1.OO A YEAR.

become drug on the counter. 80
he took up "The Last Rose OF SUM
mer," and said:
eyes, here is a piece that goes with
perfect rush and here is sThe Old
Arm Chair another favorite. There
is, when this cruel war is over
which is all the rage al over the
city"
"That will dew" replied Jonathan.
CHOW much do you want for the
lot 2"
"One dollar /" replied the clerk.
"Wall, you may dew 'em up in a
piece of paper and lay 'em on tho
shelf"
The clerk Obeyed, but Jonathan
did not pay for the music.
"I'm going down town a piece"
and if I come back 1 will pay for that
music and take it; but if / don't rome
back you may light your pipe with
The Last Rose of Summer sit in
the 'Old Arm Chair and wait until
This Cruel War is Over" "
Jonathan slid out of the door, and
the clerk looked as though he had
been sold.
The news., 1882-02-16

lodging at the hotel opposite. The
question will be delivered in sections,
and / think / can manage. to get
through with it in the course Of a
month"
Eighteen days after. Witness still
on'the stand:
Lawyer-"And now, having heard
the first Hypothetical question, what
is your opinion?"
Prisoner "Oh, never mind his
opinion. He is nothing but A.
pimple-headed liar, and he might as
well go home and soak his feet.
Judge, l think it is about time to ad-
journ. Suppose We shut up for the
day."
Judge-'But l beg to remind the
prisoner that ii is only 2 O'Clock,
and"
Prisoner-"Oh, what the diff Pve
had enough OF this racket for to-day,
and don't want to see that--blas-
ted ass on the stand tomorrow, either.
We must have a fresh man, He's
too ancient"
Lawyer-"But begging the pris-
oner's pardon, I must remind him that
the witness has yet to answer our
question"
Prisoner-"It doesn't make bit of
difference. He's an old fool and I'm
tired of him. Judge, are you or are
not going to adjournY"
Judge-"The court is adjourned
until what time shall | say, prisoner
Prisoner-"Oh, well, make it H."
Judge-"Eleven O'Clock tomorrow
morning"
The news., 1882-02-16


A FRIENDLY GAME-"Ssy, mis-.
ter" said a tall, sunburned man with
wide brimmed hat, as he edged his
way into the managing editors room
yesterday afternoon. "Say, mister,
do you know anything about keards2"
"Why, yes" responded the editor,
Il know how to play everlasting and
'old maid and things of that kind;
why2"
"That's just what I want to ask
about. Now in playing 'old maid, ;
suppose the man who holds the ace
antes, and passes on the draw, whose
bets is it?" m
THAT isn't the way I play it," said
the editor. "In my game the player
who has queen after the other cards
are played is the 'old maid.'"
Perhaps it's everlasting that I'm
thinking Of" mused the stranger.
Suppose in everlasting you would
catch an old maid on the draw and
when the rest Of the keards was played
zen And you hadRt allsd. What
theEf.
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MOUNT HOLLY BURLINGTON co, THURSDAY FEBRUARY e

i
81 don't see how that question could
arise in that game" said the editor.
"Maybs you are talking of the game
called poker"
"tPoker'? What's that9" asked the
stranger, looking up in innocent sur
prise.
"That's where they have aces and
fulls and that sort of things"
"Do you know how to play it, strang-
err" asked the tall man, drawing out
pack Of cards, "Will you show me
how2"
The editor ran over the cards and
dealt two hands rapidly.
"Now," he explained, "two pairs
beat one pair, three of a kind beat
two pairs, flush beats threes, and
four Of kind beat flush. What
have you got?"
The stranger laid down a mixed
hapd and the editor explained that it
was worthless, as his own hand held
pair.
sLemme deal 'em once" said the
stranger, running them of clumsily.
"Five each"
SNOW what do we doi" asked the
sharper.
"If we were betting, I'd have to
ante dollar and you'd cover it with
two Then if wanted to come in I'd
plank another dollar, and then"
"Hold onlhold on! don't go SO fast.
You put up two dollars at different
times and I put up two all at once
That it3"
'Yes, and then we draw"
l "Lets try it, once for fun, If yen
don's mind, said the sharper with un-
natural eagerness.
"All right" smiled the editor, and
he threw two dollars on the table,
which were promptly covered.
"Now YOU say we draw. How
many do I take3" h,a
"You may take what you like, I
don't want anJ," replied the editor.
II stand pat"
"Then I'll take one keard. Do we
bet now2"
eyes"
The stranger bet cautiously, and
the editor raised him, and was seen
until there were fifteen dollars wager
ed, though there was no money up,
beyond the ante.
~ reckon I won't bet any more;"
said the stranger timidly-"who
beats5" and be laid down an ace.
II beat you" said the managing
editor, and he laid down straight
fush. "You owe me fifteen dollars" /"
The stranger looked at the cards
some time. and then dashed his fisk on
the table.
"You played fair, did yeS"
II did, replied the editcr.
Slowly the stranger pulled out 8
greasy wallet and laid down q twenty
dollar bill.
The editor gave him the change,
and the man went out, still running
over the cards and wondering how IL
happened.
"I thought be vas q sharp and he
was only fat" said the editor, ex.
planning the circumstance later to the
sasAisr, ss he handed in the twenty
for change.
"Like to obIige you, old boy"
smiled the cashier, ''but that twenty
is . coupterfeity"
Hartiss having business With the
managing editor for week or two
will please come armed.
The news., 1882-02-16

SIMPLE REMEDIES For EMER-
aENcIEs.-Very few young mothers
are able to control their nerves SO COM
pletely as to keep from being startled
when confronted by cut finger with
dripping blood and the loud cries that
announce a catastrophe. Sometimes
she cannot collect her thoughts sufi-
ciently to recall any good remedies
with which she is acquainted One
way to avoid this Ia to write out list
Of help 10 trouble, and tack it upon
the door of your room, after the man.
neraof hotel regulations. There is
nothing better for = cut than powder
ed rosin.g Get few cents worth of
rcsin, pound il in an empty, clean pep
per or spice box with perforated top;
then you can easily sift it out on the
cut; put . soft cloth around the in-
jured member and wet it with cold
water once in q while. It viii pre-
vent Inflammation and soreness. In
doing up burn, the main point is to
keep the air from it. If sweet oil and
cotton are not handy, take a cloth and
spread dry -four over it, and wrap the
burned part in it. 1t is always well
to have simple remedies in the house
where you can get them without q
moments loss Of time; q little bottle
Of peppermint, in case Of collie, chlor-
ate Of potash for sore throat, pepsin
for indigestion, and bottle Of brandy.
Have them arranged 50 you could
90 to them in the dark, and reach
the right remedy, but be sure you
never do 1t, even if you know they
are not disturbed; always light
lamp or the gas, and make sure
that you have what you are after.
Remember pistols are always loaded
and that poison may be put iu the
place Of peppermint. e