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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-11

We are anticipating larger this Fall than before and
to bs a
goods brought into the west
m In sn G MD assn zs5
usual low prices.
vELVETs AND PLUsHES.
I vsEs P lbs s xs s enabled
ess from pass sn ever I{ before Our
P5s S; ss
DRESS GOODS AND CLOTHS.
o We we esv ssv had ss
s:ss s a. e sef
IL sss sss:1: RI S
fsbr fabric l snd our prices challenge competition
CLoAKs AND GARMENTS.
S ss end v W ss h .sa
allow no one to undersllus.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
ss dsss sa fSE s
pertaDs'o Cloak and Dress Trimmings in black and in
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Of English French and German i MSe 5yS Sm the
o oa ,a1v celebrated sSS Star s
KID GLOVES.
f. s; s; e. &:
F1ANNELs, BLANKETS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
rep and everything that HOUSEKEEPING
car Be H n Med I Bsn ' h
that s are nssf we s s sf0 our M: oo
Table Linens Napkins, Towels ETC.
LACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs.
This pa nGs should nos M sse
0H In B Ss and Dress buckles
season. sHAwLs SKIRTS JERSEYS, ETC
D1s .ao I'll b a9s s w h
CoRsETs.
.v !! u 5s s: all the ','s as... s'.,n' .'s''
''''-''' COHM BROS.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-01

nr. Dresser gives an interesting
account Of the methods employed by
japanese artists in their work. Five
Of the most cclchratcd native draugh's.
men were invited 10y Sir Henry parkcs
to TIE English embassy for the pur-
pose Of exhibiting their skill TO the
visitor. Each competitor had a long
slender piece Of charcoal on q bamboo
holder. some broad. Tat brushes of
decr's hair and round ones Of ycgct-
able fiber. On slate was q quantity
Of Indian ink. The artists who were
called on proceeded each in turn TO
carry ont an original composition.
The FIRST produced a tree aud cock aud
hen. a second a pcony flower and leaves
in natural colorS. the third the shaded
body Of duck. In each case they
commenced by marking ont on the
paper few almost imperceptible dots
with the charcoal point, and then put.
ting in what appeared to lie random
dashes Of color beginning at the top
Of the paper and working downwards.
The bodies of the birds were merely in
shaded outlines. but the lower-painter,
after making one leaf with a sweep Of
his brushful of green pigment, varied
the shades of each successive one
leaving them finally Of an even color.
The peony he shaded by merely putting
little water upon il before the color
was absorbed.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-01

An Arabian l.v.r,F ,,.,.a. So, f.Ir,y,..
ina arr.Yn,. .f,rr d,.r..,r,. - r.0.c.
ttau,,fc4,itJr,. .,y,l,rr..,,h .,r,,-
~ y r..r Ar,h was ,ra,en.,.I, Al.
,...n.a and rn5,pg I..,n.olf weak and
v,,-y f-,u r,,icn. D.. .,.rr.J near =
,,r.,c Tho. in v.r,..f fr,r,, c,,l
lt. ~.c. pc rr, down , dead ,-.. which
l.,,,..r,.l =. l. ,,v.-,5 v.r I,rri..
II.s n.,r. holm, co.l.,.4 ,,.5. c,,., ,..
,r,vrTl.- discovered tia. ,ho halr
1.yrpal lrr-f..s ,y,-o ro-v g-,y-,r.
Irr collected , numr,- ~ these and
., r-g.lf,s , ,,,r,f.o- ,f,h.-o vii.
..o,. l,. found r,, ,h,.- .-.r., i'm.
.-.....5 ...-, ... t-t..r. 90.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-01

have All else has come from the
native Unbroken In pride. undcbascd
by evil habits. self-rcspecting, sober in
speech as in food, the Iberian needs
only leader TO again take his rightful
place In the family Of the nations.
And the woman? 1s she beautiful?
! hardly know; but she Is the most
bewildering, bewitching, fascinating
Of all Ewes daughters There is
magic in her step poisc Of foot,
grace Of rythmic motion, a proud ten
dcrncss in her dark eye; something
yoluptuous, which is yet chaste; a
magic in her smile, such az no other
race or cline can show. Bcautifulf
a man whose blood runs red within
his veins may see beauty elsewhere
but he has never felt the perfect charm
Of wOman's womanlincss until he has
met love looking from the melting
brightness of those matchcss orbs
which none but Npain's dark-gancing
Iuajdens bear. There Is no neglect
here. The dress may not be rich, but
there is not fold ill-ylaccd. 70 her
Is paid the reverence Of passionate de-
EotIon ~till is Spain the land Of
romance and Of song, because her men
arc brave, her women worthy to be
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-01
SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

Both in Elche and Alicante, on the
southeast coast Of Spain, groves Of date
palms flourish in soils saturated with
yea water
a resident OF Egypt is credited
with the statement that the birds had
been observed to depart before the APP
proach Of cholera, and that town
might be considered safe 30 long as
the birds remained.
Relative 10 the Java ice story Mr.. J.
d. Banner says in the Buffalo Courier:
The tremendous evaporation Of water
from the surface Of some subterranean
lake near the volcano, and cOmmunica-
ting with 1t by channel, abstracted
heat so quickly and in such enormous
quantities from the body Of water that
il was frozen TO a great depth before
the cruptiyc power Of the volcano
reached il, and consequently there
were bclchcd forth immense fields If
ice"
Mons. Faye has shown that the
whirlwnds Of dust observed by Preje-
yMsky In Central Asia like those Of
Mexico, India and The Sahara, have
the same origin and mechanical action
rs Tho toruadors Of the United states.
..# ..| H.a.a.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-01
InhOspitabic Country.

The renort from the NordcnskioI1
cynedition bripgs . dophIc disannoipt
mcnt. Homes had been INDUCED that
tbc intcrior If Greenland ,t Ioost IN
the wider norts Of that country
would move more bospitobIo than the
frozen coust limo # was also thought
that the steamer sofia migbt bo ahle
to get inside Of the ice. belt along the
eastern shore Of Greenland from Cane
Farewell porthword to Cane Dan so
AS 10 examine n rrgion which has been
sealed from the eyes Of civilized man
for three centuries. and which eypla.
nation would merriam, uncover some
traces ul the lost Morse settlement, 90
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-01
The Use Of Condiments.

\ French physician has been max.
ing some interesting experiments on
the effect, u co1imrut, used with
food They show. among other things.
that iu co,%ing meat only an ounce Of
salt should be usrd with from six 10
twelve pound, ol meat II more Is
employed IL Wi! 81 one ut two things:
it VIII modify the structure OF por-
tjon Of the muscular fibre So ~ 10 rcn.
dorit more resistant 20 the action Of
the gastric juice or II will itself check
and retarl the peptic fcrmentation'
the very ground work of digestion. II
follows that saltcd and smoked meats
are more indigcstiblc than fresh. Vim
egar, it appears. may Ice used with
good effect, provided 1t is not in a
quantity to irritatr the stomach. and
IS a pure d"lution of acetic acid. freed
from sulphuric or hydrochloric acids
the latter of which. though an active
principle Of the gastric juice, must not
be in excess of the stomach. or II will
rctard digestion.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-01

The American letter writer has for
g. many year- bal bis patriotic sym
ra'htas narrowed and bis reverence
for the Father Of his Country sorely
tried hy the painful carica,ure of
George Washington. with its swollen
jaw. brutal features and dropsica
neck swathed in an un;idy dinner
napkin. On the three cent postage
stamp.
In the new two-ccnt stamp it is
D. be seen that tho aching molar has
hccu pulled, and The facial swelling
has subsidized. while the head and fare
bear some resemblance to tie Gilbert
stuart portrait in the refinement #
the lines and expression of the foa-
turc, There is an Improvement in
the arrauccmentofthe hair and queue
The engraving is ny Alfred Jones
from a copy Of Houdn's cast taken
from life.
The new head rests in an oval
medallion on an hcrallic shield The
lettering shows more sharply and dis
tlactly than in the present stamps: at
the top. the legend, United states
Postage" AMI below the medallion.
Two > cents standing out clearly
on croundwork darker than the body
of the stamp. while the color. pale
cayminc red ink. in which oxide OF
iron is a powerful component. sufficient
~ distinguishes the denomination
without blurring the design.
The double rate. or four-cent STAMP
IS Of a green color, and bears the head
II the Hero OF New Orleans. some
what less unkempt and frightful than
other government caricaturing Of the
grand old democrat II Andrew
Jackson actually resemhled his post
age stamps. he needed neither military
skill nor equipment; he had only TO 90
forth and look upon his foe land the
red field was won
The process Of printing these stamps
differs essentially from that Of Eng
land and continental nations who con.
tinue to make their plates Directs
from the original die. and to print
from raised designs on blocks like
types The American Bank Note
Company's process is. however. to cut
the original die on soft steel in sunken
lines and from this, being hardened.
roll Of raised transfers like tyne are
obtained, and from these, in turn. are
produced plates Of two hundred steel
copies of the original die, in sunken
lines. from which the stamps are
finally printed.-Neac York sun
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-01
No Visible Proprietor.

There is one very singular feature
about all the hotels on the continent.
writes correspondent Nou never
see the proprietor The whole estab-
l!shment is conducted utterly different
ly from ours. 4 bustling. active
fellow with a blue cap and brass band
on it, and the always mispelled label
"portier." stands in the entrance way
gives you your welcome. tells you If
you can have room and for what
price. and so on. Then the waiter in
the dining room takes the executive
charge of that branch of the business;
and when you leave. you find still an
other department. that of the cashier.
But II you dislike your room, your
fare, your treatment in any way. you
can no more find the proprietor than
the king lie probably does not stay
long around the place. Few owners
of gold mines hang about the premises.
and to own n foreign hotel must be
very like posseasing mine, not min.
| ing stocks
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-01

Yes" he answered gazing straight
up into her anxious eyes. 81 am hurt
to death for love of the girl who hates
me, who fancies that / have disliked
her"
II was an odd love-making, doubt.
lessly; but there and then, holding fast
the little willful hand, the lover re-
hearsed the ancient and delectable
st
"Of course | will marry you, Fred"
she assured him sweetly. 81 always
knew / was doomed to be the plague
of your life"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-01

Jim Smith. who was released recent
ly from the Tennessee state-prison, is a
master mechanic and toolmaker. who
can earn 81 day. lie worked in the
machine shop 2,S36 days, and his good
behavior cut two years and eleven
months off his term of ten years for
robbery on the highway. Deducting
the cost of his support. estimated
at eighteen cents a day, he earned
sl0.746.94 net for tha state.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-01
"SurgIt Amari Allquld."
SOMETHING BITTER RISES.

49, @@A% NNA'~'
II ever at the font ofjoy
Poor mortal stoops to fill his cup,
Still welling fresh TO his annoy,
A bitter something bubbles up.
So one sang sadly long ago.
Sang how tho fairest flowers amid,
Fen where the springs of pleasure flow,
"SurgA amari aiiquid."
And echoing down tho vaults OF timo
The warning sounds for mo and you
In katin verse, in English rhyme;
Twas true of old, to-day tis true.
Ali brotherl have you not full oft
Found, evon ~ the Romans did,
That In liie's most delicious dmught,
"SurgH amari aiiquid."
You run the rnce, the battle fight,
Aud eager seize at last the prize;
The nectar in its goblet bright
Is yours to drain meath beauty's eyes.
Yet arc these honors out OF date
They wouldno come when they were bid
The longcd. Tor dmughI is tdl too latc,-
"Surgii dmari aiiqutt."
Or, haply, IN the cruel strife,
You foully thrust brother down,
And with his broken heart or lie
Purchased your baublc of u crown.
Wear 1t; but OF romorselul thought
In vain you struggle to be nd;
The triumph is too dearly bought
"Sugu dmari diiquld."
And so the cup is turned 10 gall,
The font pollntcl at i's source,
Enveuomed and cmbi'tcrcl all
By dull rcgro. or keen rcmorsc.
Well hast thou said, o goddess -agc'
From thee no, all the truth was hid,
Though ever on Thy misaty page
"Surgii Gmari aiigli"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-01
The Plague of His Life.


"That girl has done nothing Lut
provoke and annoy me ever since she
came from school three months ago.
wish, Carrie, you would send her
away somewhere anywhere out Of my
sight She is the plague Of my life"
Miss Carrie Ives looked pleasantly
up from her reading, her plump finger
marking the paragraph that had been
interrupted by her brothers impatient
speech.
why, Fred, what has the child done
now" she inquired
His fine, pale, grave face flushed a
little, and half confused expression
came into his serious. gray eyes.
This is the young yandlrs latest
achievement in the impertincnt line
he said, with a short laugh Of chagrin
as he pushed toward her a big volume
of some abstrusc work and turned the
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"ould oe more a'h'aDle to"ard you
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-01

4 man living at Minneapolis has
pet pig which follows him about like a
dog At one time pigs were made
pets of by Spanish ladies, and very.
very long ago dogs and pigs roamed
the streets Of towns in England and
scoilans. and were petted alike.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-01

mantle into n really pretty habit; with
characteristic ingenuity she has ar
ranged your mans saddle TO suit la
dy's seat; and she has utilized your
best silk hat, Fred-it becomes her too
with that bit of deep gauze about the
tall crown"
81 detest anything mannish in wo-
man." Fred declared GROSSLY as he re-
sumed his leathcrn chair.
Certainly the gentleman had expert
enced very little peace since that per-
verse girl of seventeenth incarna-
tion of audacity and wi,chery, had in
Yadcd the tranquil country home of his
indulgent spinstcr sister. If he wished
a little season Of particular quetude.
the tinkle of the piano and distract
ingly sweet voice would sound through
the house. If he consulted his laborcd
notes upon some especially favored his
tOrical or ppctcal work, his cquanimity
would be disturbed 10y keen and perth
nent intcrpolatious that his own Wit
had never suggested Ilhc ottcmnt.d
any remoDstrancc She would llunf his
censure with pun and defy rcbukc
by nm ingeniou, rcpartcr She wouId
affect scientific theme, that she migb.
dj,r,nrert him Lv snmc rr.brem ia,
JinicuIt for nj. cIr.iJ,,io,. sho dared
his nniri,ns and ,b,Il,.,,,,I l,i. g.r,i-
ment.. she wore thc coIors IA. d,w-
crs thr rr,ns She krov no p,., 5i.-
Bk,j. and ,ho ,,.,. ,,,IonJ tho ,r,,r.
of his lif.
"Wby do Won ALWAYS wear tbrt,pa,
Miss F,.l,.n -, H.. ,.l,JL,r l,,.r tl.,,
day
n. had ,,,,c.r ,., ,,f,i, ro,I,.
fr,wo ., m. ,,,n,.+,. shan. ami
CHARMING brpn,,,. r,r, ,.r..fy.,,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17
ever shown in Martin sburg, and at pl
that cannot be beat.
REMEMBER

we manufacture all our Clothing; il is
made of the BEST MATER AL and by
the best workmen, and we are sure 10
suit you in both goods and prices. II
you have much money and want some
thing fine. we can suit YOU II you have
but little money and want a SUBSTANTIAL
article, we can please in that Clothing
for rich or poor, young or old, and to
suit all tastes, has been oar PRIME OBJ
ject in making up our stock for the Fall
and Winter trade You will never find
better bargains than we have to offer
now, in Overcoats, Mems and Boys
Wear, Nobby Suits Working clothes,
Shirts, underwear, Neckw Oyeralls,
Jeans Pants, etc.
Buy your good, take them home. give
them thorough and critical examin :
ton, and then you are not perfectly
satisfied return them and get your mon-
ey. Who can offer fairet proposition
Who dare compete with our prices and
quality of goods :. BRAKEMAN.
Everett House Cor opposite Peoples Nat
Bank.
r rHs.s 1d SsATA Statesmen.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17
CHAPTER II.

Maiden, Mass. Feb. !, 1880 Gentle
men
Suffered with attacks Of sick haadsche &
Neuralgia, female trouble. for
years in the most te:riblednd excru-
Chatting manner.
No medicine or doctor coul
me- relief or cure urlil used Hop
Bitters.
The first bottle
Nearly cured me !"
The secord made me as well and
strong as when child,
ssAnd have been so to this day"
Nv husband was an invalid
twenty years with serious
kidney, liver and urinary COM
phint.
Pronounced by Boston's best
physicians
"Incurable ~
Seven bottles Of your bitters cured
him and | know of the
civ es OF eight personso
In my neighborhood that have
been saved by your bitters.
And many more are using them
with great benefit.
They almost
Do miracles ~ Mrs. E. ID. Slack.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17
Riot In Virginia.

IN COLLISION AT DANv1LLE BE
TWEEN WHITES AND BLEcKs FIVE
NEGROES ARE KILLED.
DANv1LLE, VA, November 4 -
This vicinity was thrown into a
fever of excitement last night by a
serious collision between whites
and negroes. 1T was feared for q
time that the rioting would becme
general, but fortunately this was
not the case Walter Holland, son
of r. G. Holland, was shot in the
head and MORALLY wounded.
Thomas Seward was shot through
the body. Eve negroes in all were
killed, and many wounded. The
beginning Of the conflict was tie
beating by one citizen of a negro
who had abused another negro
for apologizing for an apparent
rudeness in speaking roughly
about the citizen. Scme men OF
both colors interfersd and q pistol
knocked out Of the hands of one
of the white men exploded just
then report reached an assem-
bly, OF white citizens in session
about political matters, that a con-
flict was going on in the street.
They came out in q body, and
both classes formed in separate
crowds. Some in each crowd
were armed. A number of the
negroes on'approaching the white
crowd called out, "Shoot d. you !
We had as soon settle this thing
now as another time. Just then
some one in the white crowd call
ed out, Fire, and the firing be-
gan.
The negroes returned che fire
and ran off. some firing as they
ran. All the stores we're closed
Immediately and the alarm bell
sounded, and people came out
with arms. The town sergeant
came out soon after with one of
the military companies and COM
manded the people in the name
of the Commonwealth to go home,
and the streets were soon cleared.
The city is now under the super
vision of one of the military COM
panies, mounted police and the
town sergeant. In response to a
message from the Governor offer
ing assistance ifneeded, he was tel
egraphed that all was quiet and no
further trouble was apprehended.
No arrests made as yet. The
political excitement has been
growing more and more intense
during the present canvass for
members Of the Legislature.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17

CONVINCING The proof of NJ
pudding is not In chewing the
string, but in having an opppr.
unity to test the article direct, E.
G. Williams & Bro, the Druggists.
has free trial b1stle of DR.. 30
sanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
for each and every one who j. AT
flicted with Coughs Colds, Asth-
ma, Consumption orany Lung AZ
fectiOn.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17

CAREs OF LIFE A. we come
To them they are received, borne
with. and pass d over with no
,t'nre than a if0ughi, If we are In
the enjoyment Of health, bui if
suffering with Piles or skin di,ease
Of any Kind they magnify 4 hun
dred fold. r. G Williams Jr. a.
Bro, the D1uagi-i. has Dr. Bosan-
kos Pile Remedy which IN an ab-
solute cure for any affections Of
this kind aud is sold al 80 cents.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17

Now" said the teacher, 81 have
got to put my foot down fiat on GER
tain practices" "You couldn't put
it down any other way" said a
naughty urchin back in the room.
"And will you tell me why, young
impertinence?" Because you are
fiat footed" was the unequivocal
response.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17

YOUTH AND AGE.-Thes 1 inc for
action is III cur ycnth /; is then
that we & Ther IN the grapes With
freckled faces. sunburnt hards and
bare feet We wander from vine to
vine, from tte.lis in the very ex-
uterance 81 childish glee and spirits.
IN age We quietly SIT in tie shade,
aud while The hours away in CON
vefsatlon with eur iriep6s willie we
sip the wine. which is ne better for
the long years which have passed
since the vintage. IL Youth we
should learn wisdom. II is thus we
should sow the seeds which are to
bear fruit for the future We should
be taught that Peruna is the great,
est medicine ever discovered, and
that it has worked some wonderful
cures. 1t is entitled the Ills of
Life" Ask for it. aud read it
through, and then buy Pernpa and
You win never regret it. Send to
DR.. ). b. Hartman & Co., Column
bus, Ohio, for book on the Ills of
Life" gratis.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17

"Where are you taking me to -
asked criminal, addressing the de-
tective, who had just arrested him.
Elm taking you to the Office of the
police superintendent" was the re-
ply. Il wish to observe in this case
Them" said the culprit, THAT it is
the Office that seeks the man land not
the man the office"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-17

A Stratford, Conn. woman dream
ed that she saw her husband kissing
neighbours wife, and she awoke
and struck him across his face and
broke his nose. This bears out
Dio Lewis theory that husband and
wife should not occupy the same
sleeping room.