The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-05
CONCENTRATED HER ENERGIEs

and great abilities in commercial and
industrial channels, instead of frittering
them away on politics and chimerical
schemes of colonization, she would soon
be very dangerous competitor in the
market, for England, Germany, Bel
gum, etc. Before she can arrive at this
destination she, l fear, will have to
traverse still the burning marie. She
might right her budget, which has since
two years a few millions on the wrong
side Of the ledger, TO do this loan must
be resOrted to, and that may seriously
affect the future for the Republic.
Schools and institutions are springing
up right and left and excellent ideas are
being soWn broadcast. But these praise
worthy ends lack frequently practical
consequences. In the commercial sense
the French must be born again. An
attempt IS being made to bring the
mountain To MahOmet, and perhaps
faith may remove mountains. The Cen
trail Institution of Commercial Geoc-.
raphy is being well organized A part
from what It's title impartS, comprising
maps and treatises, there Will be cal
lerieS devoted to the natural products of
each country; specimens of what thew
are made into; there VIII be other Sq5Lcs
devoted to samples, prices, modes of
barter, etc, OF the manufactures which
command the foreign market, and all
the latest literature bearing on the pro-
ceSses for producing such goods. This
commercial museum viii become, for
schools, a vast object lesson whose con-
tents Will be explained by technical pro-
feSsors; the railroads will carry scholars
and artiZans at tWo-thirds reduction of
fare to visit the institute; there will be
and diplomas granted. the
of which will have a claim to
consular appointments or the capacity
to represent French firms abroad
THE NEW CONSULAR REFORM
will for the future have marked com
mercial and manufacturing tendency.
and will be so many feeders and repre-
OF the Central Institute. All
if France with her great intelligence
of her coat for this work and
nisched politics TO the dogs, what bless !
ngs she would confer on the world; (
now she would make competitors look
sharp and keep moving, and though it /
le prohibited TO indulge in prayers now
Tor the Republic, millions would so far I
violate the law as to wish France "God /
speed in such a tournament.
DULY tkink our coming Italian opera /
season depends on the fate reserved for .
PATHS application for divorce being con- /.
ceeded. Itappears that is the condition |
Of her engagement with N. Maurel, the /
director OF the ItdliellS. Music'S golden |
tongue can soften rocks or bend q /
knotted oak; 1t remains to be seen can |
i soften Judges who have not a note of |
music in their soul? 49, PATHS difficulty |
; this: the separation has been granted |
On the complaint OF the husband, thus |
establishing the misconduct to be on her |
side. To reverse that Judgment, indie |
pendent of the husband, would be to |
convert him into the guilty party.
We are to have show of hands and /
ieet here in Paris; in the meantime /
Vienna has got the start In the "Nose /
which IS called "nazog- /
,aphy;" the classes include Long, |
straight, acquiline, broad, divided. /
1eshy, upturned, white, red, and blue" |
ALI these have their language like |
lowers, and indicate genius. energy /
adventure, audacity, diplomacy, wit. !
Observation-Disclosures A tiptilted knocker |
joviality; one thought the red .
rose was the sign-board of the latter; t
not at all; when claret-died the color /
haste and passion. II it re-
sembles the red, red rose, that's sweetly |
blown IN June, plus blossoms of another
,Olor-that indicates determination" y |
perhaps to drink till death.
a journal Is deyoting itself to explain
how persons can live economically on |
zoo, 900 francs year a constant reader |
and original subscriber pertinently sug- |
yestS, 1t would be more in season TO ex- /
plain how to obtain the cash.