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ENI& SWNrs
NEW YORK 1884.

About sixty million copies Of The sun have gone
out OF our establishment during the past twelve
months
II you were to paste end to end all the colums of
all the Suns printed and sold last year you would
get continuous strip OF interesting information,
common sense wisdom, sound doctrine, and sane
wit long enough to reach from Printing House
square to the top OF Mount CopernicuS In the
moon, then back to Printing House square, and
then three-Quarters OF the way back to the moon
again.
But the sun is written for the Inhabitants of the
earth this same strip OF Intelligence would girdle
the globe twenty seven or twenty y-eght times.
II every buyer OF copy OF the sun during the
past year has spent only one hour over 1t. and II
his wife or his grandfather has spent another
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man race Thirteen thousand years OF steady reading,
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
ESTATE ON GEO, KxLpusRs, pRoRAsgp,

EsVATE oP oRq, KxLpHARB, DECEASED,
Letters OF administration IN the estate OF Geo.
Kelchner late OF Centre township Columbia cOun-
ty Pennsylvania, deceased, have been granted by
the Register OF said county 10 William S. Hess Ad-
Ininistrator u. u, ~ @. n A. All persons having
quested Tn present them for settlement and those
indebted TO the estate TO make payment TO the
undersigned administrator without delay.
WIN, y, HESS,
Adminlstratop.
NOV 20 Fowlersyille, Pa
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Ex-senator Eaton's Pointed Admonition.
Eatons Interview in New York Herald.

Eaton's Interview in New York Herald.
A tariff for revenue only lost us the
Presidency in 1880. A like platform,
or eveu doubt az to the disturbance
of the tariff policy of the country,
would defeat us again. l will never,
by my vote, do anything that will in
the least tend to the disturbance Of the
business of the country. IL we should
organize the House by electing a
Speaker pledged to the agitation of the
tariff at the coming session it would
defeat the party in every debatable
State and we would be buried beneath
a popular majority of million votes
We cannot afford to adopt a policy
that is offensive to Indiana, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey
and my own State (Connecticut). IL
we do the contest will be settled in ad-
vance. The contest now going on over
the Speaker is but the preliminary
trial of the leaders and representa-
tives of the Democratic party. 1t is
for them to say whether they will con-
tinue to be political suicides or will
advance to the enlightened and progress
sive sentiments Of the present day.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

ESTATE or JOHN J. STILES DEoE IsED.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF John
j. stiles deceased, late OF Fishngcreek township
Columbia county, PENNSYLVANIA, deceased have
been granted by the Register OF said county 10 the
undersigned Administrator. All persons having
clars against the estate OF OF the deceased are re
quested To present them for settlement, and those
Indebted 10 the estate 10 make payment TO the
undersigned administrator without delay,
NJ. A. AMMERMAN,
Administrator.
Nov card Forks, +. o.
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The salary bill which appropriated a
lump sum for the payment of members
of the legislature and officers and en-
ployes failed of passage in the senate
last Friday for want of a constitution
al majority.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF SIMON FRY, DECEASED.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF Simon
Fry deceased, late OF Centre township, Columbia
county, Pennsylvania, deceased have been granted
by the Register OF said county 20 the undersigned
executor. All persons having claims against the
estate or said decedent are requested TO present
Them Tor settlement and those Indebted TO the es-
tate 70 make payment 10 the undersigned without
delay.
SAMUEL HEIDLAY,
Light Street, Col CO., Pa. Executor.
Nov l6-HW
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IAN AND DEMOCRAT, BIOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY pa

President Gowen of the Reading
Railroad has declined reelection. He
favors the election of George Deb.
Keim as his successor.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of q Test Vend Ex., issued out Of the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Schuylkil county, Pa,
TO the Sheriff OF Columbia co unity, will be exposed
TO public sale at auction or outcry, at the Court
House In the town OF Bloomsbury, Columbia cOun-
ty, Pa, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 90, 1888.
At two O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day,
the following described real estate to.wit: All
that certain tract ofland situate In Locust twp,
Columbia county, Pa, and bounded and described
as follows, to-wit BEGINNING at a stone corner
in q line OF land now or late OF Jacob Weiss and
running from thence by the same north six and
threequarter degrees east seveDty-eight and three
tenth perches to stone, thence by land now or
late of Henry Herner north three-quarters of
degree east twenty-three and fourteenth perches
to white pine stump; thence by the same north
forty-two and one-half degrees east eighteen per-
ches to a stone; thence by NJ E. meeting house
lot south forty-six and three-quarter degrees east
flve perches to stone; and north twenty nine
and q half degrees east twelve perches and four
tenths to stone thence by land now or late OF
William Carl and John Herner south seventy-one
and half degrees east forty and nineteenth
perches to a stone; thence by land now or late Of
William Roth and William Yeager south two de-
grees west one hundred and eight perches to q
stone; thence south three and one-half degrees
west eight and sixteenth perches to stone |;
thence north eighty-two and one-half degrees
west thirtyone perches to the place OF beginning,
CONTAINING forty-four acres and one hundred
and nine perches neat measure, be the same
more or less. To be sold as the property of Tim
othy Bolich at the suit OF John woodsde & Co.
Terms Of sale, cash striking down Of the prop
erty. JOHN MoUREY,
Sherin's Office, Blooms Sheriff.
burg, Nov. "a, 1883. nov. 80
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PEABODY HOTEL.

st h st. south OF Chestnut, one square south OF
the New Post ONCE, one half square from Walnut
st. Theatre and IN the very business centre OF the
rooms from so 10 1900 per day. Remodelled and
newly furnished.
w. Payne, Nj. ID,
nov 30.l y owner & Proprietor.
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Saturday, Dec. Ist, 'S3.

At O'Clock a. M, the following tract OF land
situate In Briarcreek township, Columbia county,
bounded and described as follows to-wit: : on the
east by land OF j. W. Bowman, on the south by the
road leading from Berwick to Rlttenhouse's mill,
on the north by road leading to Berwick, contain
ing
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate!

BY virtue OF an order issued out OF the Orphans
Court OF Columbia county the undersigned admin
istrator OF Milton Mosteller, deceased, win expose
to sale on the premises on
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF sundry writs issued out Of
the Court OF Common Pleas, and to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the Court House,
in Bloomsbury on
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1888.

Sergeant Mason, who shot at the as.
sassin Guiteau, has been pardoned by
President Arthur.
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Monday, Dec. 8, 1883.

At o'clock p. m.
All that certain piece or parcel ofground situate
In Fishingcreek township Columbia county Penn
sylvania bounded and described as follows to-wit:
Bounded on the North by public road leading from
Orangeyllle to Jonestown on the East by public
road leading from Huntington creek to State road,
on the South by lands OF the estate OF Cornelius
Coleman and on the West by lands OF c. E. Price,
containing one-fourth acre OF land more or less,
whereon is erected a frame dwelling house and
stable.
Seized and taken In execution and to be sold as
the property OF Cyrus Robbins at the suit OF the
Fishingcreek School District.
Miller Atty. rFa.
ALSO.
All that certain piece, parcel or lot OF land stu
ated In Locust township Columbia county, Penn
sylvania, bounded and described as follows, to-
wit beginning at a stone and running from
thence by lands of +. Helwlg & Co., South fly
three degrees, East l6 perches, four tenths along
road thence along the same, South fifty degrees
East six perches. and two-tenths TO a stone on
Peter Helwig's land, thence by the same North,
fifty and one-fourth degrees East eleven perches
to Roaring Creek, thence down the same to lands
OF jeremiah Berlnger, North twenty-seyen degrees
West twenty perches, North twenty.four and
one quarter West eleven perches North nifty -four
degrees, West three and four tenths North nifty
degrees and three quarters, West ten perches and
eight-tenths North sixty'1ve and fourth, West
six perches In the middle OF Roaring Creek and
thence by land OF John Yeager, South fifty-one
degrees, West thirty perches, and three-tenths
TO the place OF beginning. Containing eight acres
and one hundred and forty-six perches, strict
measure, whereon is erected one and half
story frame dwelling house, good barn and out
buildings
Seized, taken into execution, at the suit OF Mary
Snyder VS. John Derr, and TO be sold as the pro-
| perty OF the said John Derr.
Ikeler. Atty Vend Ex.
JOHN MoUREY,
Nov Sheriff
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Nov .
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Sn Mobilc, 4fa., tpurbe in elmer
Der lebten y2d6te Elm Weger bon einem
polisllten beobahtet, lpdbrenb er einem
blutgetrdnften Snf auf feinem Mais.
felbepergrub. Ser Sarbige purbe berbaf=
tet. Ger Sad iuur6e ausgegraben unb
es Seigte ii6, bar berielbe nit Strob
ausgefilat mar. 3a5 Ylut riibrte na6
9lngabe bes gteaers BON elmer i1parsen
Senne ber; beriel6e bate bic ganse @e=
i6iGte ausgeIiibrt, I'm bur6 iol6e bic
Geilter 81 peri9euhen, tpel6e einen in
bem Maisfelbe beiinoli9en S6ab be-
ipadlen.
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mattsr! Wntter!! Mattcr

Wntter! Whtter!! Mlatter (!
sBsrsst Sbr bee Nadts seRSrt merpem
nno In gursr &ate uatsrbrotsn tarA bas
Shreien zines fFantsn 6intes, weld,es
SaRsr3sn bonn DurdbteGsn Der 36bne
lsioet2 ST. es Der Jaa, 70 fault cine
8laide sOn Wrs. Ninslows Spp.
tbtas SYrup. gr wirb BEN armsn
9ltiafn ioIort pca isinsn @dmsr3en te.
frsisn. @an YsslaIIs f|d barauf Is bilft.
@s III feine Mutter auf @rpsn, Die 90 per.
luate uno gua niGt init!bsilrn uiirse, tab
es bic Gineerpeiee rsDulirt, ben &leinen
9ulfe uao Gflrne9slt uap ess Nuiter
9tuss pstiAaft, naS es ruif 3aubsr pirtt.
Gas Dlittei III ilstsr in alien Galen unb
anssrstm oun Osltmad es plrb BON
siasr Der ai!sEsn nno tsasn Dcetorinnen
In cen Ser. StaatsnSsriAriebsn. llsbsr.
d 81 ta6en,his 8lala: gu 25 Cents.
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Sn oer gtdbe BON Gbicaso, in
Gbanston, ma6te George Wation ieis
mem 2eben auf graBli6e MeiIe elm
@noe. Ser 25idbrige iunse Mann,
fir beiien 3bat feline @riinbe befannt
finb, sins am Nsorgen bes 2. Mdr,
berab in ben Staa unb bra9te ii9 nit
einem &ebolber fleinen &alibers feds
S6iiiie bel. gls er barauf nod ni6t
bas 8epuBtiein perlor, fro6 er picber
Die Sreppe binauf unb erbdngte li6 auf
Dem 9oben bes 0auies.
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~ 9aburb. bab man li1 an6erer
0ei;te Seiben als Grempel bienen ldBt
fam man lifD ppr cigenen 2eioen i6ii=
le!." Capt Sud iparnen, ebe es su
pit it. 5iitet Sud Dor QuadzMeoi=
G ell bic jeOes Sabr 9auienOe bon
9ltnifen rllinirsn. @ebrau6t nur Die
ajleOieinen, oeren SeilfrafF ilber allem
3peifel feitgeitelt iit. 9tiereu=araut
ftebt lnter ben 2ebteren an Geiien ba.
G5 giebt feline WeOicin, Sic 10 gut fir
eritarrte 2eber, 9tagen uoer gtieren 1T.
sllle 9lpotbefer balten iie ioppbl in tro=
dellenl mic III flilIIiem 3ultanbe.
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3afsr's pain Yanaeea tsill
SAmsr3sa tsi Wtsni3en unD 1tisytn.
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9foB liAt6ar tuurben, Die in pplIeut ga
lrpp nahscIprenst famen. Sect fubren
bic 2sute auaeinancer unb bielten lid in
tumner Serwunberuna bon fern.
Ser Dpftcr=yaron, ia8te Solep1 freu=
reftrablenb, bier 1T meme 0tutter, bic
mSdte S9nen serne audi iiir Die 9laIe
panfelt. noenn Sie'8 erGauteil.
Die fraufe 6rau iterl9menll,te Qlfreos
6auo budiabii9 nit 36rdnen unbSulien,
'gatrenb sllfreo 5erlireut auf anna blidte,
bic lid arge(eSentlid nit 8ictor inter
bielt.
92Hn, 0luttsr, fliiiterte Der iunse 8 Of
TOT Aoelbeio 81, 1T oa8 riAt eth reid)er
2obn fir ale Mabe?
Sd perlteGe DID, mein Sobn, Iagte fe
seriibrt unb mauots li9 mad 9lennb unl.
2lnna, mpIIen Sic nidt abitei9en unb
nit uas in bic Satte tretcn? Sic mini
ten boa and Die gGobnuns teS arnien
Scispb SIT ietan!
Sn @ptte5 9tantet, iagte Qnna falt drz
Serli6, in i9reul @eipri9 nit 9ictrr nn-
terbrpdea Su ieia. Dieier fprans iosleid
ab, unl 5u belfen, unb bcb fie pDae @citez
res nit itarFen slrHlen prm 93ferte. Gie
ladte rab errrtbete. 2lfreo fab ibnen gu,
pie iie iid nedtcn Damn panbte er lid,
bleia, a6er rupi5 5n ieinen ebsinalissn
Patienten uno Sc1 Elm Slatt Bapier bere
aus.
Soieph, la9te er, Der Granfsnndrter
'aao bente, nadoem Gu fort marit slpi=
ihen Ger gSano uno ben gette einee=
7 eialitll, oiefe 3eidnuns, bic nur ron Dir
stliiamaen fam, pa Die unteri9rift, Der
Z9oTior=8arcu BON 0eine 5ano tlf. Die
i57 Eortrait 1T ater 70 merfmiirbis dbns
Il. trcs Der nlan9elbuiteu ausfabruns
Far ID Did crnitlid bite, TdltS Gu nod
a' artiSes Semadt bait, es mir gu
5c3ra aeHn icld' Elm Sulent perbient
8crb Sung.
fTnYtfehun, grfS.N
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Eegas.

@on 2aoernia tpiro uls geId)riez
ben: Wtebrere junge 2eute, ipel1e ben
Dicniiag 9ta6nlittag iiber flip in llll=
fern Stdotbell auFgeDalten batten, ber=
iu6ten lpdt Na6mittag ben bod aHge=
}0pollenen @ibolo gu bur9reiten. Ser
grite, mel6er ben 8eriu1 ma6te, fam
f1uea snriif unb iparnte ben Hd1ifol.
genben es.ilid)t gu unternebmen, ba ser
Strom gu reiBero lei. Seoo6 auf feline
S6Diinmfunit li9 berlahenb, ilnternabnt
er es bod. SIN @aher angefDmnlet,
itiir5te fein pferbe nit inn, unb ba au1
bic Sattelgurte riB, mar er Dem Gtrom
baourd preisgegebea. Die am llfer
gBeilenben berIuGte Sbr 8eitss, auf
ieinen Siifferuf i'm gu rettell, a6er
lnm0gli9. st tpurbe BON Dem Strpm
10 f6nea fort9erilien, baB in ipenigen
Wtlnlten 9ii6ts BON inn Su ieDen mar.
Ser geruugliidte beibt Waller BON 5ri=
niiD gebiiriig uno tpar erit ieit einigen
Wtonaten bier als Seloarbeiter bei6df=
tgt. Die 2eiDe 1T trob bieles Suhens
biz jebt nod ni9t gefunoen poroen,
Sut uno Sattel puroeu eini9e @leilen
unterbalb berausgefilbt.- piel
aegen in ben lebten 2 Wo6en, 6arn=
arbeit lie9t baour1 itia.
= 3mei Mdnuer bon 9luEtin, Die
Den 8iebbanbel als partner 6etrieben,
Bacon uno Ginger, batten li1 getrennt
unb griierer 2ebteren ausgefauIt.
SpGter periudte gtinser ii9 einen She'll
oes in GeorgetOmn beIinOli6en 0iebs
an5ueignen, nobel es gum Streit fam,
in Dem Singer ieinen Gegner nit bem
Qeitihenitiel iiber ben Gopf f6lug.
Bacon lit gefdbrli6 beripunbet unb
&inger perbaftet.
= YDn Yell GountD tpirb alien Grn=
ites beri6tet, baB mebrere fur6tlame
ytarren 96blen III bic Groe 9ruben un6
oieielben am 8. besogen, INN ppr Dem
gSiggins'i6en Sturme ii6er su iein.
- gon San Saba gpuntD fonlmen
9lagen i6er gu picl &egen. 9lm 10.
DerrI0ie ein beItiger 9agellturm baiel6f.
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ais tann mai bic 0efunS5 et
ihern,

SO III fsltIan5 babe Ssmane mi! Qeirsn
bstaftst iIi, eie ear@ narsinss gIut ent.
ittbrn, tpsun q . abalis bic UdunS.
ssit i'm ptpFitsn Oreanismus ptsssr Ger
itsllt Noiacatis ii elm liastsnDss Syrup,
anssnsam gu nstmsa, unb eer befe bic isbt
enissdte Blutreiniser. Sc teilt
Seroptsln, fyYbilitifds 9siesn, Nisrsn.
i6gaae, gspliptlaf. malarilhf 9sibsn,
Nsrr0itat, Shwahs, @aQsnlsibsn unb
&ranfbflter bss Blutss, Ger Qsbsr, eer
Nlcrsn. bss UiagsEs, Der 9aut ,e.
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Or. 8pses's Borm Syrup
tSttst tls Wiirmtr aussntiiaiia.
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= Ser beutI1e aOniul in Gincin.
natl 1T bonn bOrtigen beutI6en Inter
itiibungsausf6uIle eriu6t, in 9euti6=
lamb befannt su MAIDEN, oaB feline
Samnlnngen fir Die @incinnater NC
tbig linb.
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e4 4Gerblihene 9lriifel iebsr 9trt er-
balten bur6 Siamant=6a ibre ur=
ipriinglid)e S60nbeit iuieocr. Nons
fommen uno einfa9. 10 6snts bei az
len Sruggiiten.
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= Gie gr6Btc Soffnung fir bie 3u=
funIt bes meniAlAen @ei9le0ts 1T az
lein auf beilere 3uitdnbe I'M ebeli9en
2eben baiirt. gBas fir eiu ipi6tiges
Gebpt lit bierin ent9alten! glae bieie-
nigen, Die bieie Gerantmortli6feit ge-
biibren0 anerfennen, f0nnen ni6ts BEL
feres tbun, als 6rau 2DOia g. pinfban
81 &aibe su Siebeu, Deren iuunoerbare
S5eilmiitel f.ir alle Dem weiblben Sc
i6ie6te eigentbiimlitbeu Granf6eitell
fol6en uoblperOienten 9tuf beIiben.
@irculare jeber3eit gratis berlenbst.
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= gtiemanb iollte bon 6uIten ge=
plagt iein, penn einise Soien bon
glDer's G6errp pectoral Seilung beipir=
fen. 3eit, @slb, Moblieirt Geiunobeit
tperoen bierour6 erbalteu.
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: 6err u. q. Wlantius, MarI9aa,
3eras, iaGt: uMcine 6rau lit 6ur6
8rolpns Giiensyitter gdnSli6 bon ibrer
S6ipa9e gebeilt porben."
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LITERATURE.
HARPER's MAGAz1Nr

. Harpsr's Magazine for Japuar,
Ch worthy sequel to the briII;ssdlss
, Wi is' ma number of that ner; "li'
a aoaio Inc opening paper is a nor
SQnaI sketch of the poet WbittIorp pei
aarrlet Prescott Spofford by ny
iuliy illustrated by Harry Fenn S0'i-
hne portrait Of Whittier i tb 6at. a
noPs5 10 OF The the number. The new
noYel ny William Black "IuditS
onakespesre," is the literary eVa ra
OF the season. 1t is as masferIv ot ~
oeilneatlon Of human sentima1+ ~
IN It's description of nature an as
mas the very atmosphere of Shatd II
speare's period. 1t is iiIustrate%dH g
Abbey's best style. One of tbo III
Illustrations is printed separateiv
on heavier paper. This nnmbs.
contains the second part OF r D
noe new DOvel, Natures Sariai
Stoly, with beautiful Illustrator
Dy Gibson and Dielman. Miss Con
stance Kenmore WooIson con cUH
tributes a paper on "Mer+on III
which ls at the same 49,
a descriptive paper and S' .
character sketch, finely illustrated
Nothing could more readily or et
relatively revive the popular interoc.
IN our declining merchant nor;no
than Mr.. q. w. Sheldon's admi~ahiee
paper on "The Old Packet and on SiGre
per Service" of which New Y yl+R
VIII always be proud. 1t is only =
memory, but brave and inspirin''
one. Colonel Higginson resnmaS
his American History" series Wit
a paper entitled "The Birth ~
Nation, with some excellent iIIns
tratlons by Howard Pyle. Tbnmas
A. Janvier gives a Mexican oboS@
story, What was seen by Juan Val.
dez IN Santillo:" and a Christmss
story, entitled Miss Cassy's Christ.
mas box, is contributed by "a
Working Girl" William G.. Prime
ewes personal sketch of James
Buchanan, Gpropos Of the recent
Of Judge Curtis biog-
raphY. A full page portrait, en-
graved by Kruell, illustrates this
article.
Mrs. Il. @. Burners article, City
Athletics, VIII surprise even New
Workers. lew of whom know to what
extent athletic sports are carried on
IN what the author aDtlY calls The
Amateur Athletic Capital of the
World. In the Easy Char Mr.. George
William Curtis discusses Italian opera
10 New York. Mr.. Irving and Miss
Terry in the Merchant OF Venice.
The Theory and Practice of Popular
Government, and other timely sab.
ects. Charles Dudley Warner opens
> very entertaining drawer with a
humorous dissertation on the division
Of time. The other departm ents are
we'll sustained.
New YORK: Harper & Brothers.
Salt Lake: James Dryer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
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