The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-18

Il6rG are SGlll III dEIS Hall d
dozen people who seem incapable
of living without making noise
they are strangers to that terrible
gift-tranquillity: they like to be
hanged on the head always with a
bag of nuts. They cannot build
a house, have little stranger arrive
in the family, forget their scented
people in a cab, then the city must
ring with the event. GOrGnl poptLtO.
This mania to be in the show case
is not originality; it is pufism at
shent per shent. ATtiStes commence
to live as nationally as other people:
they pay their rent before noon
on quarter day, and never
receive the green colored
notice-daper that taxes are in arrear
The grand Sarah may have lost all
her savings by an investment which
promised large interest with the
inevitable bad security. Others
have similarly suffered, but she
could reply like Alexander, 81 guard
for my share, Hope"-QttGnd meme.
Since the death of Frederic Lee
maltre and Dumaspere. neither the
theatre nor literature can boast of
eccentrics. Formerly it was con-
sidered the mode to have noun
tain Of debts, and there was CO.
quetry in having a legion OF credi-
tors at your heels. That phenome-
non is ended. When genius now
runs into debt the cause is due to
ne0rdSiS. However, the latter ner-
vous affection often exists without
the genius. To say genius is afflicted
with nevrosis, that is an organic
injury to the part of the brain
where intelligence is presumed to
be localized, is equivalent to the as
sertion, that to run well, the lee
must be broken: to see clearly OPP
thamia must exist, or to speak. the
nerve of the tongue must be para
lyzed. 0QC|
A leading wholesale druggist has
come to grief: he had the contract
to supply thehospitals with sulphate
of quinine, medicine costing some
1900 francs per pound; he obtained
the simple, unadulterated from an
italian lubricant in Theoretically
sealed tins: these he opened through
"error." refilled with a kindred drus
value 20 francs per pound and re
sealed this side up with care and tt
be kept dry. 1t may fairly be asked
if the unusual mortality among thu
poor down with fevers in Paris las
autumn, was not irreputable in re
ceiving a stone instead of the bread
The accused was a model juror i
seems, and as rigid as a Spartan TO
I { infractions of the law. "Oftener il
l the twelve, there may be some qui
:. eter than him if they try"
The handsome wife of a rich man
\ ufaeturer eloped few weeks afte
4 her marriage: she fed to Nice, to b
nearer Italy. AuaIe her lord wa
ON her tracks, she hired a pos
: chaise and pair. The driver returne
Z with the horses and the fore part {
: the carriage, declaring the hinde
part of the vehicle with its lady o.
cupant fell over the rocks-spots {
! blood were pointed out. near Will,
4 franche into the Mediterranean
y 1.-The husband remains incredulou
; and searches for the guilty coupl
r armed like Robinson CrusOe.
l M. Cherbuliez. of the Frenc
3 Academy has delivered an exceller
l address on behalf of the femal
+ casual ward. Women and childre
/ are admitted for one night withoU
u Il any questions being asked; if the
i can establish their identity b
papers, they can claim three night
{ refuge. All are compelled to TAX
} a bath before going to bed, and
/ is thus the black and blue mark
i evidence of ill-treatment, are di
:, covered on children. They latte
are not the less ever gay in the nit
: night home. 1t appears that abou
. "tWenty governesses, and nine p
: anists, all from England" deman
Il on an average admission. AlsaC
. contributes chiefly servants out
g work, and France "feels for thu
province, the pain that an amputi
!; ted experiences in the membt
= = which has undergone an operation
u NJ Richer has published his "code
; of Woman's Rights: 1t is a terrib
> list of deprivations and humiliation
y He objects to a woman changin
y her name when married-husban
: and wife onght to mutually e.
= change as in the days of Rome
. thus were Mr.. Brown and Mis-
:: Jones, to marry, the cards would
l Mr.. JOnes-BroWn, and Mrs. Brown
Jones. He considers a househol
u ought to be conducted like a con
> lmercial firm, and on the principle
5 of 1889.
. Paris consumes every week abou
y POS horses and II asses, the fOrme
; are slaughtered by electricity.-Th
: fashionable jewel for ladies on horse
back, is a medal of st. George
Gustave Dore has left the statue {
Dumas Pere finished.-Adam wa
the happiest of husbands, haYin
had no mother-in-laW. Love is a
; irregular verb that cannot be cor
! jugated without an auxiliary.
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