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know shout it2'' 20 yes, Miss Handler.
son; YOU wouldn't believe it, but Il vac
the Hempres, herself IS gave me thu,
Informal ion. 'O'w old a., you Miss
Henderson,? Heizhteen, Hi supposs."
20, pa can tell you about that, Albert.
You should see IA ii you want to know
that" MY heyes! wat a hart ri haze
tress you are. NJ So II md .rson! But III
krow you're helghteen. Hi don't need
10 Iask about that" And with a broa't
ENGLISH smile the Prince changed the
conversation to tell the great trag .iien.
ne about big proposed trip to Ire
and.
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Dressing For q Photograph.

1.-THE question is often asked" said an
experienced photographer, why actors
and actresses take the most pleasing
pictures. 1t is because they study the
principles of art and good taste in their
profession, and understand how to
dress. Moreover, they usually bring g
selection of wells, flowers, curls, braids,
Iaces, and 80 netimes costumes to give
,lc photographer choice of accessorles.
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There is no animal III the world 80 treach
erous as mana remark easily CREDITED o
the authors OF the vile Compounds sold a
tones. Aliens Iron Tonic B,tters, how
ever, does not btl ing to thi. class out is tn
best medicine of Its Kind known. all gen
uine bear the signature of J. P Allen, St
Paul. Mimi
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Loss and Gain.
CHAPTER

With billions f-v-r"
my doctor pronounced me cured, but
got sick a.a!n. with terrible pains in
my back and rides, and I got so bad 1
tould not move!
shrunk!
From 22s lbs. to l2a! I had been doc
toril,y for my liver, tut it did me no good.
did not expect to live more than lhi 70
months. l began to use Hop Bitters.
directly my appetite returned, NY pains
left me, my entire system seemed re-
eral bottles am not only as sound as q
SOVEREIGN hut weigh more than did be-
lore. To Hop BNters owe nv lite"
Dublin, juno 6, 81. r. FITZPATRICK.
CHAPTER II
Maiden, NJ ass., . |, 1880. Gentlemen
I stuff red w.lh attacks Ut sick hesdsche."
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in
the most terrible aud excruCiating man
ner.
No medicine or. doctor could giye me-
relief or cure until used Hop Buffers
1.-The first bottle
Nearly cured me-"
The second made me as we'll and strong
as when child,
"And have been so to this day."
My hus and was an Invalid for twenty
years with serious
"Kidney, liver and urinary ,mplaint,
:'pronoun led by Boston's best physi-
Clans
''Incurable"
Seven bottles Of your bitters cured him
and know Of the
Lives If eight persons
In my ne'ghborhood that have been
saved BY your bitters,
And many more are using them with
great benefit.
''rhey almost
Do miracles?" Mrs. e. d. Slack
How TO GET SICK Expose yourself
LAY and night; eat too much without ex-
ercise; work too hard without st; dos
tor all the time; take all tie vile nos
tru:as advertised, and then you will want
TO know how to get we'll, which is an
swered in three words-Take Hop Bl,trTs-
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NV Wife and Childron

Rev. l. A. DunI~". OF MI V-rnon. SAWS:
My children were Ill cted with cough re-
sulting from Measeies my wife with cough
that lad prey nted her from sleeping NOR
'e.s tor ye RS, and yorr White Wine OF
Ia" Syrup has lred th sm ali,
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The reason why &, manl die With con-
sumption, is because they neglect to use thu
proper remedy in season. When the system
is first attacked with cough, oppression @
the chest, or seated pains in the breast. Al.
lens Lung .sam will .use the phlegm t,
raise, hea! the jrritated parts, aud restore The
system to health.
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Musll EverYwh re-

That WOMB. rfui mus'cal i..e ynment TIE
Orsanet,a is adverr is-d in this issue. u y
the i'd al home inst umert. You Can dance
to il; you can sing 10 j.; mere child Call
p ay j.; it lncu' c ties love OF music in old
aud y,l,,, AMI develop, sLd cuttivA' es
the ear. Tue music is perfectly occurs c.
and the wonderful Orsane.ta will play any
tune. At the price $3.50. it is within tho
reach Ola
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Nearly all American girls who marry
German barons, soon get divorces. The
winter is very mild one when a Ger
nan baron will get up to kinlle fire,
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seif,'s Specific Is. s s. has clre: na o.
hereditary s;r"fu,a OF the worst type. T =
:stdictne is more than you claim for it am
I hop a"y = no DOM. will write 20 nue.. E.
= RAWEs II E,arksVill... Ga
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TEN CENTS.

Tzis is the sum Mr.. A. Burns, three miles
east Of Co5ours, Dat, vs. he wouldn't have
given for his chance of living before be use,
Burdock Blood Bitters. He had dyspeRsia
for fifteen years, and was cured by three
bottles OF this verv excellent preparation.
BIZ TIE DOZEN.
Mrs. &C.. Anderson of Pesht,go. Wis. asks
US the price If twelve bottles of Burdock
Blood Bitters. rney cured her of erysipe-
las AID SAT- rheu u, and she expresses her.
selfas highly pleased about it. Sac is no
more gratitied than We are. however.
NUMBER ONE
Ny wife considers Burdock Blood Filters
number one medicine. They cured her o,
dysp@ psla and liver c,mplaint when no eth
er remedy she ever tried would do it. This
is what Mr.. Martin Kizer of Linn Grove,
1ud., says.
Burdnck Blood Bit!ers are sold by every
druggist. Y,u want to try them; to try
them Is to like them.
Foster, Mllburn & Co., Props, Buftalo,
NY.
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CuHt.al GleHsrYaAla.n

VUrcu ClcfSy aNcn.
Rev. j.. 8. Caultan, o. v rcieville, Kansas,
says: DR.. Warner, your White Wine OF Tor
Syrup has been in my family and 4ound to
he ati and even more than You Claim OF it
|! is speedy et:re 10. all Throat and Lung
.i!SeaS4A
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Carlo lines.
The grav and b. i - III zee sail grieve,
The signs OF c ,min, ag..
For Carboline Can Doth retrieve
And lulles5 CRIES assuage.
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This is just the weather Tor colds, coughs
sore throats, rheumatism, cat .rrh etc Taxi
DR.. Halliday's Blood Purifier aid other rem.
edi~s for . pr. ventive, as we'll as CURE
They are reliable medicines and sold only O,
their merits, as all druggists will tell you
Call on or address the p oprietor, S Black
ford. 274 Eas, Seventh street. S Paul, M,nr
N,yes brJs. & Cntler, Merell. Sah'gsnrd &
Tnwing. wholesale agents. St. Paul, MINI.
Nervousness, Nervous Debility. Neulalria Ncrvou.
Shock, St. VitUs Dance. PrOst"aton. and all diseases
Of Nerve Gen ratve Orsa all permanently and
radicalyr red by 4 lcnn's Brain Food til" .:rcat DO
tanical rene y: 81 pkg for 10. At hrueg >tS, or by
mail from J. II, Allen. 81 FIRST Avenue New York
For Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Depression Of
Spirits and General bilitv. il, their var forms
also prevent AGAINST Fever ani AEu.. and
other Intermittent Fcvers. the 81 sphor-
a:ctl Elixir Of Cal>aya. ms lie Ivy Gasweli. Hazard
L. Co., New York, and SO b. all Druggists. is tie
best tonic; and for patients recovering from Fever
or other sickness. il has equal.
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From Col c. II. M4c<ey. 3!.I IVA ,fsnt
~: have derived more benei from L ".
Gre IN Balm than anything else l have Yer
tired nave now been usin, it tor tire
months aud aM experiencing no trouble
from Catarrh VII ,t.ver. I have 0e,, an
ferer for venty-two ve,rs 9. H MkcKEY
SisOurnev Iowa Fab % '2G
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used s in's Specific g 8. ~ for bad
Gaze Of Blood Poison ,rou. Malaria, and IN,
satisfied that it saved NV life IS was given
no de. c. G: SPENCER, sup. Gas Works,
Rome, Ga.
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For thee winters I have oeen aill c ed
~i,h Ca'arrh and Cold in the Head. l used
Il VS. Cream Balm, it accom- ,iis"e1 II that
va. represented.-T. F. Nc 'oRMICKU Judy.
Common Peas. f z.betu N. J. (riice 50
cents.)
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Write Home He nth Comp,ny. Mime
apolis NM for Fl ,me ire atm Mt Of al
diseases. Surest, cheap.s in tue world.
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PisO's cure wit car. cIuz Is. ,thma, brOn'
chi,is and consumption. Is cents.
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The mos, ,nf ,rtab'e boot ia town is ha
with Lyons Patsnt NJ stsllic q .ei S. IF :ne1s
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Sufferers from Coughs, $ re T n rat, etc. ,
should try "3rown's B. onchiai Toe 7es,' q
simple hut SUI e remedy. Sold only in boxes.
Price Is cents
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Nerro"s Weakness, Brain Worry, Elood Sores,
Biliousness, Cost;,eneSS, Nervous ProStration,
Kidney TROUBLES and Irregularities. $50.
sample cstimoninI<.
samaritan Ncrvine is doing wonders
DR.. j. O. McLemon. Alexander City, Ala.
Il feel it my duty to recommend it,
Dr.. d. +. Laughlin. Clyde, Kansas.
1T cured where physicians failed.'
Rev. j. \. Edie, Beaver, Pa.
10 Correspondence freely answered. "a
For testimonials and circulars send stamp.
The D. S. A. Richmond Ned. Co., 81. Joseph, No,
Sold by al: Druggists. az
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PRICE. in Finest silk Webbing usual
colors), Stud and Buckle Clasp, ~, 10.
IS inch, $3.50; II inch, So 90 per pair
Mailed to any address on receipt Of
money! Send for circular.
LONDON ELECTRIC FABRIC co.,
81 Beekn7ao Street. N"w fort,
n w, n. U. No. 40.
When writing to advertisers please Say you
sew their advert; &c men, in thisparcg
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-07
NOTICE
CONTRACTORS aTEAMsTERs

BIDS will be received BY 8. Bamber
| ger, President "Utsh Lime and Cement
Company ct bic Office, 1S9 East Temple
Street, Salt Lake City, up to October
10Th, 1883, at noon, for the following:
First-For the qusrryiog of Lime
Rock from the Psscoe Quarry, and de-
livery OF same over Company's tramway
on board the cars of the Utah Central
and Denver & Rio Grande, and q. the
Company's kilns; and also for the quarry
ing and delivery of Building Rock at
the quarries, on board the railway cara,
and at points within the city limits.
Second For the burning and delivery
Of lime at tia kline, On the. railway cars
and at points within the city limits.
Contractors will be allowed the use of |
Company's plant, and contracts will be |
made for terms of two or three years. |
Full details and specifications may be
obtained On application to the under.
signed. Lowest or snyrrother tender not
necessarily accepted.
UTAH LIME & CEMENT CO.,
BY 8. BAMBERGER, President
Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept. 29, 1883.
$50
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Cricket Match

The return match between the Salt
Lake and Coalville cricke. club,, will
% played on the Eighth Ward eauare
on Tuesday, October 9th. Wicksts
to be pitched OF 9 O'Clock a. 20. The
following named players will play for
Salt Lake club: ]. Pratts, &. Potts
): Robinson. W. W.,Day, z. Wheeler
W. Bellsmy. A. Brown. J. Brown p
Ooiiets, J.. Parkinson. R. BelIamy.
w. Fidkin, Il. McEwsn, L. Gard VsiI
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Dr: s. B. Britton says, "As a rule
physicians do not, by their profes.
slonai methods build up the female
constitution, while they seldom cnre
Ii,e diseases to which it is ALWAYS
liable in our variable climate and
under our imperfect Civilization
special remedies are often required
10 restore organic harmony and
strengthen the enfeebled powers of
Womanbood; and for most of these
we W are indebted to persons outside
" the medical profession. Among
Ine very best Of these remedies / as
,ign prominent place to Mrs. lydia
E.Plnkham's Vegetable Compound"
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TWENTY FIRST SFMI.
ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
z. G. N. l..

0ALT LAKE CRY, October 5, 1883. |
TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
L have this day declared = Semi. AZ !.
nusl Dividend Of per cent unon tbo
capital stock OF the Institution, psvab bic
November 9th next, to ali stoo Z olS dors
OF record on the 18th of September. lisa
upon presentation of their stock ca,t;s,
Gates at the office Of the Institution, to
T. G. WEBER.
OF Secretary and Treasurer
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TRLRGRAMS!

of accept my congratulations on IN. ,.,,-
VI ouf now Art Basar. AIExssness
20. asvins visited Jour old Baz.r 7 hon. :.
an I y0M new one when visit Itab 80, %
Won, . Dom Pedro.
p. aoat SUCCESSFUL completion NJ ,bo -
0~A<'r IN DO short time astonisbss nc &c On NC"
King Of {. San dvieh r.,..
La Belle France sends lima .rea,,n~s 1919. -,
enerset'o proprietor Of the now Art -. 80 'ns
GRlvY, President.
cannot come myself. but viIl .ord ~,
! S:..! 20 % photographed in vonr ns ~1 ny y,
aorr, VIoroaIA, Regina.
v. sorIy cannot get time to 70 to MAJ a..
( a. ,s Dus "al Dc sure 10 give you a cali ILLS s
.o ~ come. Success 20 the UfsS 49,. .s Wien
Soorsei.n particular. s"sss' sno
r,,.. ARTHUR, Prest. U. 8. A.
na Un,seo Germany IS all aslov. tn. n.r..
a ppts arc diled with lone Accounts ~ msT VS.
Raoorn ceremolies Of the Srcat v va .lo
ao-, KAISER WILLIAn;
,r so ~ 70 learn Of your loss. but ara liza -,
Idn, Ta , y0ur pins again. old boy. We o;,ou M
'ook views. LoRSE ANN Lor,S.n
- an OF which is respectfully submi,.sd
y. Il. SAVAGE.
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Mr. Doddridge, OF the Utah e. Nor.
them. and Mr.. Buckley, of the Nor.
thern Pacific are expected to meet in
Garrison in few days for the pur-
pose. 1t Is supposed, of settling mat
freight.
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ChicaRo, 6-Regular wheat dull.
nesvy, 9SH to 4 October; 95ss November:
97sS December. WI
Corn-Easie.. XIX October, 4sz No.
vember, 46X Decem Der.
Oats-Lower; 27N October, 27A No.
vember; 2S% December, 271S year.
Whisky unchanged.
Ahernoon.-Flour UNCHANGED.
Regular wheat lover, Az to 4
Octeoer; 81 to e November; No. 2
spring so,s to 81; No. 8 spring, 81; No.
z red winter I.0ix.
Corn-Fair demand lower; Az to y
'ash. 7ss October, 6I November.
Oats wesk, ~ cssh.
Rye-Ess er, 54X.
Bsrley-Quiet, 60.
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MISERY is mild word TO describe
Inc mischief to body and mind
caused 6y habitual constipation.
Inc regular use of Ayers Cathartie
Flils, In mild doses. will restore the
torpid viscera to healthy activity.
Try them and be cured.
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COIN BROS.

s5 @ r sse
%s9 s1 BeesS the
ss Sa ss s s
VELVETs AND PLUsHEs.
psSa 10 P Ss s. and rich
ssd We sio as P6a:,o md Line
DRESS GOODS AND CLOTHS.
lss.: s i 4 e 's e @ Fl
sasP Fo nsns as s' 5 ss s;
Rd " Csshms5s for s pi w. W S
~ AOd our challenge composition '' o'ne and fine mourning
CLoAKs AND GARMENTS
49, 4
A" unde u.s. elsewhere our prices are always right
DRESS TRIMMINGS
, iso aad s so f Fss III.
aS st9a pertaining Dress saSa o .c as sS
On, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
and English French Hosiery from the b,
ss s S Sa
"ooAn Bo,n o., KID GLOVES.
book s9 brat Gloves especially made for u. b, Foster with
~ we ask for it. it's oest Glove ever made ss S
This department tbLANKETs AND HOUSEKEEPING Goons
Be 0nad and to housekeeping goods
6ehe1 s1 Mills the Sspasso Of euys We
1 y" a RI. iss M:s;:!
S sas ,.s H. s ss i and novelties. 1.s.
BUTTONS Dress BacEsD ~ examine our stock as we are
''On' 'e We Lever had such stock 80 wa have his
Ladies, Fanbsots5 MLs, SKIRTS JERSEYS ETC
Zephyr goods all l h' cute shvl Skirts hand made knit
sy sD 81: line i, we retain the old favor.o
ssutnsS 'l attention all mail order, n0 s constantly 'aAf
~ Sno anything satisfactory be
COIN BROS.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA ana Live,
ccmplaint. you Eeye a printed
guarantee on every bottle az Shilob's
Vitalizer. It never faik to cure
sold by q. G. Il /. nrug Store. nEl
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REM,
IA positive cure for Catsrrh
DlphtheTia and Canker Mouth. Sol
4 c. n. J. Drug Store. nsl
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Foreign Market.

Liverpool, 6.-Corn new mixet, dp,1.
5;. Sd. 0u'i'
Rosin-Common dull, 4s6d,
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FOR BEDROOM SUITS, go to SoR-
ENsEN u CARLQUIsT. =
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LADIES' ART PARLoRs

Onors ;Mshlrs. lyman Block, west Of
az ~pe, .aa nouse. Stamping and En- roid.
e e,S tpeclaitles. Ali kinds of 1nsteyia1.
'or fancy work kept in stock. "''
N;o a. A. ADAMS.
n. HHlceiy Furni.hed Rooms.
piace.) .'.is oa'ns' sSame
OF
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COMMERCIAL.
Utah Wool.

Money Market.
New York, 6.-Money market EASY .
70 -; prime mercantile paper 8 70 =
s SiItMtiue exchange bankers bills ouiet
olH; sterling 2, exchange demand S4T'
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| 0AOon'He paper b to z
s ,9ti'ue e1cn.nge bankers bills ouiet
0i1s' sterling z, exchange demand SAX
Bullion.
New York, 6.-Bar silver 1O56.
San Francisco Stocks.
San Francisco, 6, liam,
645 Ophir-3 IS, 80.
l7O MexicaD-2 35.
80 G & CD rs.
~ b & BIS 80. 315.
Z00 Callfornis-I5c.
400 Chsllsr-2 20.
20 Potosi-1.
lou d d M "a, 8 80.
~ Point-1 80.
$50 Jackets rs.
bIO Nevsda-4 Is. 4 30
go UTAH S5, q
100 Bullion-S5c.
ll50 Justice-4Oc.
$40 Upiop-4 20.
900 Alts-1 40.
lOO Scorpion-6Oc.
5O0 Senator-55e.
100 Eureka-6.
80 Prize-3Oc.
lOO Savage so.
iAO ElkO-l0c
90 Nav.jo-2 80.
100 AlbiOn-4Oc.
80 Con. Virginis-45c.
BOO Bodie-55 so.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Union-4 sob, 4 Boa. 4 25s, 4 Bob, 4 S5a.
= ZSs, sob, 4 S5a, 4 3es, 4 25b,
Sierra Nevada 40s, 4 40b, 4 45a.445b.
Qua, 4os, 4 45s. 4 68s, 4 ass, 4 4Os,
65s, 4 45b, s la.
opnlrm4s, 40, 4 05b, 4 1ba, 4 lob, 4 15s, |
=, 42Os, 4 2sb, 4 sob, 4 35s. 4 25b.
Aexlcan-2 40s, 2 35b, 2 40a. 9 46b.
z Co., 2 ASS, 2 50s.
8 q OG2 sob, 2 Boa. 2 800, 2 SOB, 2 sos,
3 8 81. s1a lob, goa, 8 sos. 8 s5,,
JAlifornia-1Ob. 15a. los, Ioa. 15s,
'Av.gs-1 5b, 65a, $50, s Sos, l 55s.
COS, l Goa.
;on. VirRinis-55b, IA, rs.
Ohollar-275 b, 2 S0a, 2 sos, 2 s5b
.otosl-1s, ID, / OBS.
1 q Ma so.. 8 75b, 8 s5b, 8 sas, ID.
AZ, 05b, 4 C5a
ecket-3 25b, 8 Goa, 8 80s.
Aita.1 S5b. l 40a, 40b, 1 65s.
jtah "a, 2b, q, 2 lob, Q 25a.
'elcher-1 sob.
ustice-40b.
Adjourned.
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Chicago Markets.

Petroleum, 1875.
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WALKER HCUsI

sam Gormsn, Mo; Chas E Schsek;;
Isnvei; Lew Mcbride, Fort Oslsny:
Jas aeoges, Beaver; John s Lewis. o..
gen; geo j Barry, Park city; VIM Burt
The Dillon tribune., 1883-11-17
woman's Rights In the Limekiln Club
A Great Grandeur Staring u in the Fac

II hold heah in my hand" said the Pres.
idcnt as the meeting opened in due form
"a petishun signed by $50 pussons prayin'
dis club to admit de female sex to member.
ship. fze sorry to see dem waste SO much
time. When dc time arroves dat dis club
can't be run widout de help Of de odder
sex, den Paradise Hall will be q deserted
ruin.
"Does understan' de President to be
opposed to what am called de woman S
rishts:' ask ID the Rev. Penstock as he
suddenly bobbed up.
"iou does, sah-you does. Take de
movement from its incepshun twenty vars
ago to de present time, and il has nebber
included one true woman. II has been a
movement mapped out an followed by a
SIN II class Of males an females who
have somehow kept car Of IDIOT asylums,
and Wit who doan't know huff to be luna
tics. 10 de wife and mother-de true
woman OF de fiahside-I grant homage
and reverence. class her second only to
dc angels Oh Heaben. To de female who
cmagines da. de Lawd created her to be
sunthin' greater dan woman, grant de
same respects as to man, and gin her de
same chance to stan up in crow ded kyar.
doan't want to meet her nor talk to her
nor read to her. She am mighty poo
woman, and slim sort oh man.
"l)oes de President mean dat It shall go
out to dc world dat dis club am posed to
woman's riyhts:" eagerly inquired Rev.
Penstock.
ayes, sah."
~ should like to see a vote taken on d..
q'e,hun.'
The roll was called and the vote stood !:
For wo,nan's rights, twelve; against, one
hundred and ninety -four Elder Penstock
sa, down with a jar that was heard eighty
rods away, and the routine business was
then taken up.-DetroI Free Press.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-11-17
w. C. r. U. DEPARTMENT.
By LADIES OF THE SOCIETY.
Nine Of A Family In Custody.
BY LADIES OF THE SOC1E'

From the New York Herald: Agent
Chiardi Of the Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty to Children, yesterday visited
the tenement house No. arg East Thirty.
eight street, at the request Of some OF the
neighbors, to make an investigation in re.
gard to the family Of Patrick Hart. The
officer was informed that the family occu.
pied but one room on the top floor, and
when he entered the apas tment he found
Hart, his wife, Caroline, and another won.
an named Ellen Monahan, living on the
same floor, grossly intoxicated. On an old
mattress In one corner Of the room lay two
little, ragged and half starved children, who
gave their names as John Monahan, six
years old, and John Hart, four years old.
The officer left the room without dis.
turbing the drunken sleepers, and returned
In few minutes with two policemen. The
intoxicated persons were then awakened
but they offered such desperate resistance
that two other policemen had to be SUN.
moned. 1t was all the officers could do to
get the man and the two women down the
stairs, and when they finally reached the
sidewalk they looked as though they had
been having a rather hard time. The CLOTH
ing Of two Of the policemen was badly torn
and another's face was frigtfuf1ly scratched.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Monahan,
together with the two children found In the
room, were arraigned in the Fifty seventh
street police court, before Justice Herman
Hart was held in default Of 5000 bail to
answer at the court Of special sessions for
not supporting his family and his wife was
sent to the workhouse for six months. Mrs
Monahan was committed to the same insti.
tuition for four months, and her son, who
was so weak from neglect and starvation
that he could scarcely stand, was sent to
hospital. Little John Hart was sent to the
Institution Of the Sisters Of St. Frances,
where he has six brothers and sisters older
than himself.