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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-01
LATEST q'ELEGRAMS .
COMMERCTAL.
MONEY MARKEr

MOHh1 MARKET.
New York, 31.-Money closed 2; gov
ernments generally unchanged
stocks dull, but stronf; Western
U. 86B; Quicksilver, 81; Pacific,
~; Wells, Fargo, 129; New York
Central. 1872; Erie, 4OL; Panama,
167; Denver r. & q. 5l2S; Union Pacific,
10Y; bonds, 1155; Central Pacific,
9O1S; bonds, 1141s; Sutro, II.
MINING SHARES.
New York, 3l.-Mining stocks dull;
Robinson Con. sold 10 TO 165; Decatur
81 to "a; Oriental and Miller Is to Is;
State Lines, Nos. 2 and 8, IL and 10;
ChryEolite $50 and Cor. Va. 20 to 60.
Sales for the Gay, 1900 shares.
COPPER.
New York, Chopper quiet, Lake
Baltimore, 8l.-Refned copper 171z@
PETROLEUM.
New York, 81 Petroleum dull;crude,
71s@7&; refined, 75s@A; united, 942s.
TIN.
New York, S1.-Australian tin 2s1l.
BOND EXCHANGE.
Washington, 3l.-The exchange of
per cent. bonds for SIS will be resumed
tomorrow.
PRODUCE.
Chicago 31.-Wheat lower, regular
927s, Oct. 922s@X Nov, spring 924@2s,
winter 94X@%; corn lower, e7 cash,
Oct; 663 Nov; oats easier, 81 cash, SS5s
Nov; rye steady, 81; barley higher, SAG
B; pork lower, 20.75, Oct.12X Nov; larC
lower, ll.5O Oct, ll.273@SO Nov.
WHISKY.
Cincinnati, SI.-Whlsky II.
Chicago, 81 Whisky, liz.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
London, 31.-Five per cent. bonds ex
tended 103
Liverpool, Sl.-Cotton firm, Upland
6}s, O.lsans 6% sales y, 900.
BREADsTUFFs
Liverpool, I.-Bresdstuff. quiet ant
steady, except whsat, which is dull
| Wheat IS. $685. per GENITAL for CaIifor
MIA average white; $685. for Califor.
MIA club. Receipts of wheat the pas
three days 405,00J centals, American
| Z4i, UuU.
WOOL.
Philadelphia, 3I.-Wool quiet; Ore
gon. fine, 27@30, medium 33@35, coars
70; New Mexican and Colorado, fine
25@25, medium 22@24. coarse carpe
wool 17@2l; pulled extra merino 33@35
super. 23@36, lambs super. 35@35,
Boston, 3l.-Market for wool is quie
and prices unchanged; no pressure TO Blu,
or sell. and holders appear 10 have con
siderable confidence in the future of tn
market. Ohio and Pennsylvania fesces
Al to AZ for x, AZ to AZ for Xxx ant
above; Michigan feeces 80 to 40, Will
the market quiet. Unwsshed fleece
~ to 35 for fine and medium, in
Guiding choice selections Is to "a
for low and coarse. Combing and de
lsine fseces are in demand and firm; fin
Michigan and Ohio delaine 44@6, anC
fine and No. l combing 1904. In Cali
fornia wool there is very little doing; anC
sales have been small at % to 80 70
spring. Pulled woods ere in fair de
mand, 45 to 90 for choice Maine anC
eastern supers, and Is to AZ for commo.
snd good. Foreign woolis quiet. Yer,
little that is desirable is on the market
either clothing or carpet.
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NERVE IHD BRAIN DISEASES

p>R &c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
IL Treatments specific Tor Hysteris, Dis
Nness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men.
Isl Depression, Loss Of Memory, Premature
OLD Age, caused By over-exeRtton, over-indu /.
gence, excuses or overwork Of the brain
which leads to Paralysis, decay and death.
One box win cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months Hestment. One dollar
a box, or six boxes for I'VE dollars; sent By
mail prepaid on recei OF Of price. We guaran-
tee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by us for six boxes, Aceom.
pan led with FIVE dollars, We will send the
purchaser our written guaEgutee to return the
money if the treatment doe n: effect cure.
guarar tees issued only by q. G. Il. 1. Drug
Store. Salt lake Gi-V.
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EGYPF.

Alexandria, 29.-An excursion
party, including the Duke of Con-
naught, which visited Abouxir and
Rosetta yesterday, discovered, a mile
ABOVE Rosetta, very strong fort,
the existence of which was previ-
ously unknown. The fort is armed
with Krupp and Armstrong guns,
and contains magazine all intact.
a detachment of marines will be
sent to dismount the guns and blow
up the fort.
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Ioua CiiY Proh,bItEon.

Iowa City, la. 31.-All saloon Ii
censes in Iowa CITY expire tonight
at midnight. 1t is reported most of
the saloon keepers will tender the
amount of their license for the next
six months to the mayor, but he
Will not receive them.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The board Of directorsl have this day
declared q Dividend Of fifty cents per
share upon the capital stock of the COM
pany, payable Nov. 10th, 1882, at this
office. Transfer books close Nov. 9th,
and reopen Nov. 10th, 1882.
HENRY 4. McEwAN, Sec'y.
Office of Salt Lake Power,
Light and Heating Co., Oct. %, 1872.
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ID. 2. Pronnorinns.

Washington, BE. P. Yining,
hes been appointed freight and traf-
fic manager Of all the lines and
branches of the Union Pacific Rail
way Company, and 2. P. Shelly,
general freight agent.
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STREET CAR NOTICE.

On and after Monday October, 23. 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. z. ARNOLD.
Superintendent.
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THAT BLACK PUP

With tan legs snd tan spot over the eyes
that followed you off from near the Coop
store week ago lie mine and you would
greatly oblige and be paid for your
trouble by leaving him at this office. +
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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
$1,000 required. For particulars apply to
GEORGE a. MEEARs.
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MUSIC LESSONS.

Piano and Organ. zoe. per lesson,
Guitar, 15c. per lesson. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Residence, Second East
street, first door north of Catholic Church
/ FLoRA SHIP Hull.
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SPECIAL Advertisement.
LOST.

From the Seventh Ward, small Mare
Colt, iron grey, with very small white
star in forehead, and little white on hind
feet. No brands. Finder will please re-
turn it 20 John Eddins, Seventh Ward;
and be rewarded. +
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WANTED.

a few Girls, IA to 16 years of age,
wanted, rs apprentices to learn sewing
machine operating. Must have good
references. Apply to VIM. II. Rowe, z.
@. M. Shoe NactOry. +
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RE.OPENING.

The photograph gallery, No. 644Msin
street, over Daynes' Music Store, is once
more in the field. Fine Ferrotypes four
for 81 cabinets 5Jcts each.
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REMOVAL.

DR.. S. E. Newton has removed his
Office to his residence on Third South
street, between First aad Second East
street, north side.
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WALKER BROS.
Denver & Ri0 GFaHdG Railway
NOTICE TO PAssENGERs.

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
ny, IN and after Monday, oath Of July,
~ trains will leave and arrive at Salt
S SaAe nom temporary Station, corner
SS sSao South and Fifth West Streets,
qI1 ny, IS follows: LEAVE. ARRIVE.
S 3. points betWeen)
F Pa. Lake and 300 am. GAS pm
Biss 5aS5.m L.. q Alta z8O SIN. 6.15 pm.
ia, HENRY WOOD,
- General SupefiP tendent.
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LOST.

A few days ago, Set of False Teeth
The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving at this Office.
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WANTED.

A good Rir., to do general hous ework.
Apply to Mrs. II. w. Lawrence, Third
South street.
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CHOICE HAMS, Breakfast and Dry
Salt Bacons, at
NEEDHAM s. SPRTN GERS.
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SbiI5aSS3s WILL YOU cough when
relief Cure will give immediate
bTZ' n 5Price 1oc., soc. and 81. Sold
=" NJ I. Drug Store. (11)
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"Fheir Name Is Legion"
Dyspepsia is the parent of more evils than
flew OFT Of Psndoras box. Biliousnessl sour
stomach. headache, constipation, nervo usde-
oillty, nausea, and Undesirable mental mis-
cry are among its terrible ofsprings Give
them al the coup de grace with TARRANT's
lates the bowels, tones the stomach, and is a
sure remedy for indigestion and al its ON
comiisnts.
SOLD RRALL DRUaG1sgs.
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WHAT'S the Use off Talking 2

There is no denying that SOZO-
DON'T is the best preparation for
the mouth and teeth. Preparations,
like snow-fakes in number, have
appeared, but the public faith is still
strong in the virtues of SOZO-
DON'T. It's use grows yearly.
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POSITIVE CURE

III sN-.c without Med cineS
SOLUBLE INDICATED BOUGIES,
~ .lT, ned October 16. 1876. one box
No r.iI cure any ease in four DAYS or less
lity6ToggiLLL cure the most obstinate cas-. M
E6rs05, now long standing. o'''-' ~
ds]lyo53 Us u aoses Of cubebs, copabia or oil of
42 Dr. d., mat are certain TO produce tivsueT
Prize = ioying the Coatings of the stomach
0lIera,s5l ~. Sold by all druggists. OF mailed
-.g lt 5iC VI price. For further particulars
.. G. al iIist.dI p. o. Box ! $50
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and airy aad pure, out in the country
but there in too heart Of New Y York !
was dismal enough. All tho n.or'
reason, one might say, that yondet
ministering spirit In tho black dress oI
one o: the Eistors OF charity, should Lc
abroad on her mission Of love. Sbt
ha9 basket on her arm, and was hurry
ing along, when, just 1T the corner
undnr the lamplight, man brushed
against her, face TO fae3.
Face TO face, aud under the lamp
lish' else they might never have rec
ognized each other.
As IL waa ths woman drew her
breath with quick gasp.
"Robert r.
lie might have passed, unrecogniz.
ing the black muillcd figure, the pale
face sunk in its crapey frame. But
that voice
He turned sharply. and caught both
her hands in bis, neiGhcr of them heed.
inc how the basket fe'l nt their fce:,
the packages Of tea and sugar rolling
out into trodlen STOW.
Eleanor Al last, after all my
seeking"
They siosd for long molvnt thus.
Thua She said softly
Your seeking 7"
"Ah, lay darling, do yoa fancy
could lose you nnd not seek you
w'a worry cruel 10 ysu. Eleanor. bat
was halfmad with my lAin-balf mad
and blinded. elsa would have seen
IL Was tho Tomptsr. not my Elragor,
~ho did that decd. !"
but Eleanor did il, aud rcpoltod
Of it, she said gently. II think God
has forgiven her. and il you can }"
MY darling, forgaye YOU long and
long ago"
And then he locked nt her dresp,
with swift terror in his cyes-at its
blaekness and tho cross she wore.
She answered Lia glance with a
smile.
may, Robert, ! have not fDrgo ltcn
that Am your wifc. am not bound
by vs~s 20 part froin you il You should
cars TO claim your o~n.' And there
she faltered. "Your frionds,' ah.
said what will they think =
He told her hen.
There was later will--onc written
the very hour after lheoll mans inter.
view with har. IL was found duly si.ne.l
aud attc.ted. stuffed in under lir ma
,resa of lhe bed in which thp oil m3n
had lain and upbraii..a beer fsr-h.h
nephe~'a ruin.
This laat will rendered rcDii.fa a.!
search after tbc catiicr oa., al :. -.
inst1te1 Rober, l"rl.s 80 he sole i.'i,.
beeaasr. -v lee o 4 nicer ,..,sI D.. a.s
own crlLtci bs Il i~ttiirg
Il. seems tina. Ryb,r. Ing.,.s
choice in a ~,fa l. 80 pi 1re - bo fos d
faul, With than king Cpl.Lr,nu's
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sMIEE WHENEVER vol CAN

Whom things dent SO To suit you,
And the world seems spsllo down
Don't waste yeur tlmo In fretting,
knt drive away that frown.
Since lifo IN of psrplezIng,
'1is much the wisost plan
To bear all trials bravely,
Aud smi!o whonoycr you can.
Why should you dread 10 moIro~.
And thus dospoil to-day?
For whom you borrow trouble,
You must expect 10 pay.
Itlsa good old maxim,
Which should bc ofien preached,
''DoB't cross the bridge before you
Until ii,c bridge Is reached"
You mig hi hc spared much sishlng,
II YOU would bear IN mind,
Tho thought that good and evil
Arc alwa ays hero combined.
There must be something wanted,
Anl tho ugh you roll IN wealth,
And miss from out your cnskcl
That precious jewel - health.
Aud though you're strong and sturdy
You may hayean empty pnrso--
Aud earth has many trials
Which I cousid er wurso.
i:uI wliet her JOY or SORROW
Fill up our moral hrsu,
Twill Esko your pathway brighter.
To smile Whenever YOU eau,
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The Louisville Commercial cites the
case of Capt. Chas. n. Corrl, of that
citpt who was cured by st. Jacobs
Oil. after suffering for years with
rheumatism. Yor& (Neb) Republ-
cn)l
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PERSONALS

or tho 2S,50S school teachers IL
Iowa, only 1852 are men.
The richest nan in Congress, Sehato
Fair, 1.-Two. in Charles Summers ol,
euartors in Washington.
IL is said that there are moro native,
u Vermont occupying public positions
than from any other New England
States.
a fail-longth portrait Of Hannibal
llamlin ia To 10 hung in the Maine
senato chzmber by tho aide Of tint II
Fcssendon and Lot Morrill,.
Tho Pioneer" the frat palace car
built by Mr. Pullman nineteen years
ago is still in service. IT, cost $4,000
aud was built for tho Chi, ago & Alton
Railroad
The bill introduced into the Senate
70 giant pension TO Nrs. Garfield
proposes TO provide pension Of $1,000
per year from Sept. 10, 1881, for the
~ifs Of ths late Prosid dent.
Madame Ds Ro.hachili's sleeping
room at Vaux de Germany i ia carved
oak, representing garland. Of flowers
aud fruit. Her bath tubs nro lined
with ehoice pottery and silver
Daniel Webster never used "big
words" His language was plain and
sirnp,s, aud his speeches wero easily
understood, even by the humblsat in
dividual--a fact that our public men
should no. forget.
Senator Jones Of Florida, who is
sbeut 10 marry wealthy young lady
OF Nowburyport. il said 10 be unusual
y VOL read in the Esrks Of English
statesman. lie is a tall, robust, pale
eyol and sandy haired wilower.
4 bronze statue OF Daniel Webster
is 10 bs erected ia Washington. on the
triangular park, opposite the National
Thsatre. Siilson lIutchins Of the
Fa5Lin.toa Post, who originated the
plan, has sseusol $4,000 for the pur.
pose.
Justice Horace Gray looks more like
an En.liahman than an American.
Iie is the tallest maa OF the bench Of
'ha Saprems Court. Ills height is
.i.e inches over six feet several inches
'nora thsn Justice HARLAN possesses.
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u,,rorm,.

The Koran wa written nfau, Clio,
\. ID.
The .lnle f.hery fs.t slr.rs 81, H.
tie Eay Il Bi<ciy, ia ihc tr,,lh cen
tury
Tho at w.s fr.t d,mr.,ir.s.l i IT,
Es,rt Tie G'ryLs snd Rnmsn, a.l
10. l"isNrae Il.
Ons hundr.d nhd tn m,naafr,i..>
were suppressed ~ Eugl,ni hy the order
Of Henry V.
Tho original name of tie city #
Albany, when founded by the Dutch,
was BravGrwics.
ParacetSrs is said TO have cured a
leper by keeping bin for sixty hours
in bath OF hot mud.
An inventor named Cools. who died
recently in Saratoga, used to boast,
when youxg man, that he was master
Of twcnty.six trades.
The ancient Pueblos were tho only
aboriginal people within the limits Of
the United States who possessed the
art Of glazing their pottery.
Csessr was one Of the best jndgcs
of pearls that ever lived. He could
at once tell tho weigh. and value OF
a pearl when ho took it in hiS hNad.
There i. fairy mythology, similar
to thst Of Eurspe, among the native
trikes Of America, which cmbrsces
even the supcr1tition Of tho changelings.
In tho reign Of Titus 5000 mon
were compelled to fight as gladia,ors,
and 10000 during the reign of Trejan.
Both emperors were noted for their
clemency
According to Spanish historians
eight centuries OF welfare elapsed. and
800 battles were fought before the
Moorish kingdoms in Spain submitted
to Christian arms.
Phillip Strozzi, when accused of the
assassination of Alexander !. OF Tus-
cany, killed himself through fear that
torture might extort from him revela-
tions Injurious to his friends.
In their general bearing toward
society and in the nature and minute
ness Of their scruples the early Chris
tians bore greater resemblance to
Quakcrs than to any other existing
sect.
There WAS question, among the
carly Christians as to the propriety of
wearing, in military festivals, laurel
wrcaths, because laurel was called after
Daphne, the lover Of Apollo, heath
en- god.
In 1896, David Black, Protestant
minister in Scotland, delivered ser
mon in which he said that, as to the
queen of Scotland, they might as we'll
pray for her because it was the fashion
to do so, but no good would ever come
of it. AS consequence he was thrown
into prison.
In Peru, as soon as death ,curs,
sshcs are strewn on the floor of the
room and the door fastened Next
morning the ashes arc carefully ex,
amined for footprints and the seul oi
the dead is said to have passed into the
body of whatever animal the imasina
tion traces in the marks on the ashes
The Philadelphia Easy Hour men
tions Mr.. !. A. Waltoa, of 1245 N.
Twelfth Street, that city, as an en-
thusiastic endorser of St. Jacobs OH
for the relief and cure of diseases o.
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E.roa1 lNrKtLrs 0T CONFLICT.

Never 'xlgserI;o.
Never p,ig: at another.
Never beirIy confidence.
Never wanionly frishieu Others.
never letvc hpmu with uukind
words.
Ncsor neglect to csi! upon your
.r,eDd..
Never laugh al the mlsforluncs vi
others.
Never give promise ;ia: you do
no. iu.fil.
Never sead 4 present, h,plng for
one IN rciurn.
Never tai, mueI. of ysar own per-
nrumIc,s.
Ncser fail &" te pgncia4l 1T Ito
time appointed.
Neycr make yourself the hero of
your own -lary.
Never pick your tooth ur clean your
nniIs in company.
Never fail to give polite answer
u a civil question.
Never question Il sorvani or a child
concerning family matters.
Never present a gin, saying IL IS Of
no use 10 yourself
Never read letters which you may
fiHd addressed TO others.
Never fail. If a gen,leman, of be-
irg civil and polite to Others.
Never call attoation 10 the features
or form of any one present.
Never refer to a gift you have made
or favor you have rendered.
Never associate with bad sbmpany.
Have good company or none.
Never look over tho sho uldor of
another who Is reading or wfiting.
Never arrest the aitontioa OF AN ac-
quaintanco ~ touch. Speak to
him.
Never appear To notice scar, or
deiormiiy, or defect of any one pres
ent.
Never punish yeur child for fault
to which You arc addicted Jour owD
SELF
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

A LII WHO ARE INDEBTED TO ME
n or have any business TO transact with
me, are hereby notified that my affairs are
lea in the hands of Mr.. Simon Seitenbach,
OF the firm of Montcith IL Seitenbach.
l.. KLINE
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The Uncle's Will.

at ~as Tor your sake, Robert. did
it."
"For my sake llo un.wined the
clinging fingers GcornfulIy. "For my
sake 4! DO you then know me 10 little
Eleanor 80 little, as to dream thai
money is worth moro to me :han hon.
or p
She bowed her hsa ! in her tao tkak
ing hands.
II never thought that yoa would
Ind il out, Ahr marmurei.
A. ,hht moment tho mans facs low
erel yet more la'kly lhau before.
"And YOU would haze .puo thr on.i
iifs by ny side ~iih this secret botweo
us Eisauor, Eleanor. aul oar hone,
moan no. ye. over -
She d,d not move. Sae answered
without looking rp At hi'n
j vaA because ! thought / ~,
your wife, E1aori, that ycar uncle dis
Inherited ,on. 4 al v.lisn sax the
wiii l,iug ,ollrr nn tic table. 1t accm
ID so ezsy 70 l'ut It iato he fire. that
you iaigLt not be- be2gsrrd by me.
The temptation sas 80 s.rcug tie drc
vas 20 ucar-----
Robes, Iag,.s ~aa mad. losijo him
ae'i wilh passionate pain ; elac he never
aonld ha, o Aaid ~ be Jill cay
Near IL won'd hava been A. iar
o!T a. heil-are from AN Lsnsa. hand. "
The vo.atn dil rot aHswer. ller
to@ed head oa'y ratk ie loser.
"Aad did y.u reaI ;ho w'il i-aorr
you de-t-oy,d ia he askod after a
pause, st'ii s'f'lif. rp aad de~n tee
room, eti gls' ei". si3 Tally At ,he
Lardt"l 'f ash oa il.n Arsst',. 6hiea
was I'll { n. ienl!reI u the wil! oi ;ha
oil man sing Load ia t!.s tnpsu above.
Il dli GY- r.aI Il. Oaiy, ON know
.5II ,ou - ...,t h., sad "a ms y haa
Is s,nl la mr IAr Day before 10 lid,
that Lr bal Lot !sft You he caste.
bat onlr beg.ars pittaucc, because
,ou hal married bcgya OF worse-''
lie struck his hanIs together passion
atelv.
"Wersr, worse \ beggar might
NJ least have been honest.
She dropned her hands. and looked
a. him with her pale set face.
WAS / ever trained to he honest =
aLe ssid stihly. WAS my fathers
lodging the soil for such growth as
honesty Yet you took me out Of it,
Robert ing!is. You might have known
what fruit would sto~ from such u
stem"
81 might hAvo known," he echoed
bitterly, aud turned upon his heel nsd
left The room.
/. seemed to him bic SPOKE in utter
shameless callousncss he did no.
know il was the coldnsss of despair
that measured Aer wolds thus.
And there shc sat alone, gazing
blankly into the Ere, where those ashes
lay-the ashes Of hOr happiness aud
hopes, burnt out and dead. Was it
all ovpr-Robert's love, that had seem.
ed to come iato her life to warm it
forcvcr--had she put it ont once for
all with this rash and guilty hand Of
hers
And then there came to her other
pictures III the iirc--scones Of her step
fA!hor'S "home," now one lodging heGss
aud now another, in thronsed cities,
where sac WAS required to make the
place bright and enticing with her
beauty and her childish gsiety, that
her stepfather (who had been kind
enough to her in his careless way, and
who was the only person in the world
on whom she had so,t of claim)
should gather in bis vic'ims to be
fleeced at quiet game of cards.
Eleanur had been gay and childish
enough until her eyes were opened to
the sort of uso her step father was put
ting her 10.
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$500 per year can be easily made
at home working for e. G.. Rideout &
Co., 10 Barclay St., Now YoEk Send
for their catalogue and full part 'culars
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j. W. BENTLEY,
Custom Boot & Shoe Maker.

DooTS AND SHOES made 10 order.
Id and repairing done with neatness and
dispatch, and at low prices. Call and see
him. First Street, Albany. 4lyl
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WIG SAM WAS
L a u n . RY

Does the best washing and ironing IN Al
bany at lowest rates. Contracts made for
Chinese labor. Laundry on Washington
street, opposite Marshall's Livery Stable
1t3:35tf
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rhe champion Fruit Drler.

Having now obtained complete con-
troll of this celebrated fruit drier, am
prepared to sell county and State rights
on reasonable terms. Call on or adj
dress me at Albany, Oregon.
WM. C. DoHERlY.
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One method used by the Anglo
Saxons Tor ascertainias the intentions
OF fate was to take slips Of wood from
some fruit-boArins tree, mark them,
and after solemn prayer, shake them
together and throw them into white
garment spread for the purpose. The
number of marks lying uppsrmosS de-
cided the greater or less degree Of
fortune TO come.