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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-06
Obituary.

SAN Francisco, October 4.-Charles
Clayton died tonight of congestion of
the brain. He was California pioneer,
represented the Produce Exchange. and
at the time of his death was president
of the Merchants Exchange, and the
most popular man in California.
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The CaroIInes

RodE, October 5.-Important docu-
ments relating to the Caroline Islands
have been discovered among the
archives of the Vatican. They will ia
oilitate the settlement OF the difficulty
between Germany and Spain.
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REMOVAL,

DIOHEER FANCY STORE. MRS. B. 2.
II Long has removed toss and 81 E, Frs
South street. sd esires ali to remember
that full lire of Millinery ana Fancy
Goods vi be kent. Hats and Trimufiugs-
Woods, CreFyelS. Chenille, Embroidery
Silks, ARrasine, Ri bosene,- Macranza ETC
Not ons of all kinds; also a Complete as
sortment OF Wax = 0Eers and Fruit Material.
The Only Line kept IN Salt E5alEe Lessons.
given in fancy woFk- STAMPING done 70 or
der. ~
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NOTICE. or.FsIssot,ErIors,

THE COPARTRERSHIP- HEREFoFORE
i existing between Mrs 3 8. Lorg and
Mrs. A. T LEXIS, under the firm name Of B
). Long & Co has been dissolved BIZ mu-
tnal consent. The busines5-Will be con-
nnued by the unde7sfEned at 35-aad 81 E
First South Street. MRS. BIS. LONG.
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The pike Case.

LONDON, October 5,-The Globe to-day,
denies that the case of Crawford VS.. Sir
Charles Dixie has been dropped. The
trial, it says, will probably come off in
Decemher next -
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Do Doctors Prescribe Liouors2

iOo LlquorsT
:, ~ .scsD Iney know not what else to do.
Sess1suSe sometimes a little i;ouO No
liAs% o, klndle the exhausted fraS 80 %
t3Ia, But this LIQUOR nTesc rIs; u
nat Ssasi9ess for the patients 9i kor y
~, Them @6us out-ot a large major
-. ~ &s5I aa Browns Iron Bifters does
l -,Ie ea,;oS temporary fire. II nom
lrive. oe etlc 5 strengthens, puri6es II
'TtS taeii noSG;eolllty and dyspepsia and
3 basis d Migrated system at wort 1I ON
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VETERINARIAN.

q l. RICHARDS, YETERIE AIRY SUR
y. geOn, RESIDENCE. Pclsomis Avenue
First Wes.' Street, between South Temple
and First South Streets. Salt Bake Oily
ORFTCE: With Drs Rfshnds AID Bower
Deseret Bank Building SIS
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FL NIahdi's Followsrs

<>S'oNAH. October 5.-Ras Alula]
1nees great defeat of the fol-
IL ss,, o. kIMahdi, near Amideh. tits
'e hassala. '0SNi } 10
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ZOE SALE

/ L, nef First West and,S,ix th Sout s Feets
Two Houses. One Of eightRn1 one of three
rooms, lot tox o r0dss Fine CT hard, B IN
e'e For terms, appiT 70 Mrs 4. d. Smith
Ogden, Utah.
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DIR. BLLEN u. FERaVsON,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. s34 E.
~ Brigla street. Telephone 81. Special
attention given to catarrh and oil diseases Of
the nose, throat and lungs; also 20 obstetrics
and diseasesOf Woman y -
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NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF tbs
Utah & tttl aud Horse Growers Assoct~
stiou held e the office Of WIllitm Ieuni1gs.
Sprs. Eagle Emporium Building. on
Wednesday, Octcber 7th,lSSs, ~ II O'Clock
a m. 4 ful attendance Ia required. BY
order, JOEL GROVER.
Ae- Secretary.
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For lame back. side or chest. use Shi.
ioh's Porous Plaster. Price Is cents
For sale at A. G. Smith & Co.'S Drug
Store.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, ss
f.nnnfu of Salt Lake.

TERRITORY OF UrAH,l IS
County of Salt Lakes
I. John C. Cutler. Clerk of the Pro
hate Court in aed for the County of
salt Lake. in the Territory of Utah, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
full, true and correct copy OF order
appointing time and place for hearing
petition for order to sell real estate IN
the estate Of Emma 8. Wright deceased,
as appears of record in my Office.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of
lsEALl said Court, this 5th day of OctO
Der, A. D. 1885.
JOHN G. CUTLER.
Probate ClsEk@i
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ANDERSON lBRortlERA

DRACTICAL SIGN, SHOW CARD AND
il Price-Mark Writer'S. Room5, Old Con
stitutieR BRilAing, opposite z, G.. n. L
Lettering done on Glass, Iron, Tin, Wood,
Leather, 0ilcloth, Factory, Passebosrd, etc.,
etc. Carriage Painting. City BElPOsters.
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BIG uLoTHING DISPLAY.
Goldsmith & Co.'s Announcement O
Fall Shipments.

Fall Shipments.
We are now opening our fall and
winter consignments of clothing for
men and boys wear, manufactured ex-
-pressly for our trade By Mr.. L. Gold
smith, of Baltimore. Our goods are
all tailor made; although fully equal to
the best merchant tailoring goods, they
viii be sold 40 per cent. less. The pat
terms are all Of the newest designs; our
wholesale department is complete in
men and boys clothing, furnishing goods
and'hats. Prices to compete with east
ern markets. GoLDsMITH & Co.
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CoRPERAs IS the best Disinfectant, 8
ID. for 2oc. at Coop. Drug Store.
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John FREEmAr.

RIsH MARKET, s24 EIGHTH. EAST ST.
il Importer daily Os salt and fresh water
fish. Wholesale and retail Orders solicited
from the trade. Hotels and families supplied
at iowestrates- Tlr -
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Cholera.

RoaE, October 5,-172 new cases Of
cholera and Sc deaths from the disease,
was reported in Palermo yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-06

DIsISFEcT STABLES and Outhouses with
Copperas Slb. for Csc. Coop. Drug Stores
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FINEST LINEN writing papers at
7 Q, 81. PARSONS & Co.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate ColIrtiH and for the COssaty
of Salt Lake, TeTritOryof Utah.

In the matter of the Estate OF Emma s..
Wright, deceased. Order appointing
time and place for hearing petition
for orderto sell Real Estate.
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re nOYaL.

VOUEG BROrHERS. AGBH IS Fob THE.
4 d mes ic Saving N cnine. and Music
Dealers. h W. rem 'Sed opp size tHefr odd
stand. TO n 80 Main } rect, IN the Co Istltu.
no Blu idingsy Salt Lake Ci-y.
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LIGHTNING FLASHES,

Belgium has withdrawn from Tx
monetary convention.
The Dutch ministry is preparing a
DILL to raise the import duty on corn.
Advices from False Point. India. saw
that a recent cyclone DESTROYED five
hundred villages. =
The people of Crete ara excited ov, ?
the Balkan trouble, but maintain an
expectant attitude.
Ex-Ciyil Service Commissioner Eaton
thinks his successor viii be ready for
business on November l.
The English have taken entire Dos
session OF Herat and have ordered the
Inhabitants to quit town Immediately |.
Five men lost their lives and thirty or
Iorty others were injured oy an acct
dent on the Feyns Falls of South Pacific
on Sunday.
The large stables of G. L. johnson. of
Atlanta, Ca, an extensive dairymang
burned yesterday, and 12S head of cattle
persisted in the flames.
In France, on Sunday, the elections
for members of the Chamber of Depu-
ties, resulted in the Conservatives gain
ing % seats, and defeating two members
the'Cablnet'
The Danish expedition to East Green
land, after an absence of twenty nine
months, has returned TO Copenhagen.
The expedition made special chart of
a hlghterto unknown coast reaching
latitude 66 degrees minutes north, and
named 1t Christian TX Land.
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PIANO LESSONS.

MR. T. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF HU
III sic, No. 233 (. First South street.,
second door esst of ST. Marks church Og.
den visited Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
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Baseball.

~ Baseball. ~ n
PHILADELPHIA, October 5.-Ath1etics
8, Brooklyn 1.
ST- LOUIS, October 5.-Philadelphia 5,
ST. Louis 2.
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50 PER CENT. LOWER

than my Competitors, but will give my
Patrons the benefit of selling them my
Goods with Small Legitimate Margin,
and let them Judge for themselves.
The only way to test q pudding is in
eating it.
No business house will, or can Sell
Goods without Profit. all ask Of
the Public is to Give Me Trial, and
be convinced that they will receive
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SPECIAL NOTICES
wANFEn

A, GIRL TO DO GENERAL rOULFWORK
II in smsiF IS NilS Apply 81 chi Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-06

Try THE Great California Insectieide,
Buhach, the only reliable insect de-
stroyer.. z. G. M. 1. drug department
wholesale agents, and by all druggists
and grocers. 3
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FOR
ZEN,
YOUTHS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
coUNTERFEITgRs BEWARE,
A Michigan Concern Enjoiued,



The following Injunction has been
obtained by the Hop Bitters Company,
Of Rochester, n. Y against Collatinus
ID, Warner Of Reading, Michigan, pro-
hihiting him from manufacturing or
selling German Hop BltteTs.'
The President of the United States Of
America 10 COllalinUs ID, Warner, OF
Reading, Mich, his servants, work
men, statesmen and agents, and each
and every one OF them
Whereas, II has been represented unto
the Justices OF our Circuit Court, the
Hon. Stanley Matthews and the Hon.
Henry B. Brown, ut Detroit, within and
for said District, sitting as Court OF
Chancery, that you, Collatlnus d. War
ner, are manufacturing and selling q
medicine named German Hop BitteTs, In
FRAUDULANT IMITATION of the "ll0p Bit
ters" made and sod by complainant;
your said medicine being devised cal.
culated aud intended to mislead the pub
lie into purchasing such COUNTERFEIT
goods ~ the manufacture OF the COM
plainant,
We therefore, IN confederation Of tho PROMISES do
strictly ESjolN you, tho sad Collatlnus Warner aud
all and every one OF ihc prrons before named PRoM
ualS0 TIM WORDS "HOr llTTERgn on any Holds con
tAinod IN bottles No ~ n induce the belief that such
fluids are made by complainant and iufthor from
manufacturing selling or Offering nr nhO any bltiot
or other folds IN the bOloa aud with tho laboa and IN
tho general form m which you were manufacturing aud
selling the hltcH called by YOU uprmnn Hon blttcfA
ON the Ming 0f the bll or In any other bottles or viii
any other labels Coniryod or designed 10 represent oI
Induce tho belief that tho btora or ldA sold by YOU
afO tho goods " tho complainant until tho further or
der Of tho Court
WitnCaA
11iR HONORABLE MORRISON H. WAITE
uliNf juatlCO 0f tho United Statea,
Al Detroit, this nfteouth day Of July, A. ~ 1880
lt.Hl waiter \. Hnfthn, Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
Sale Of County Bonds.

Tho Commissioners Of stark county, ohio, VIII offer
for sale NJ tho Auditors ONCE, In Canton HlHfH onln
O'Clock y, M Ton Thousand Dollars (tlOVOOl worth
" County 0nua for Tho purpose OF BUILDING M llsane
Department. for tho benent " stark county, ono ".
sued IN accordance With tho ~ Visions ~ boQuuhebIu
aud puab OF the lievleed Statutes of Oho bhln lnnls
each 10 run peven yeats from date of sale Win luteres
payable semi aunu,lly ~ tho Ints ot et pnr cent per
hnnum principal and interest PAYABLE NJ the County
1rehsurfra Onlcc IN Canton STARR Op.i ONO
The Commissioners reserve tho frht u reject any or
all bids that mar be NJ ade for same
Tho nhoye bnndu ~ be " ono th0iland dollars den0fr
inatlOn each All bids received must boa alrd
~ order Of commissioners,
n H. MAAlDy,
auniB'hw Auditor VI NJ ono.
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az is mime" repeated Beatrice, ~ an
its mothor,n

boy is my son. bore him In marriage but
IN trouble and In secrecy, Now will you or
your huihnnd dare 20 lay clalm 10 hm-dnro
10 swear II belongs 10 youl Answer mop
ooh, donrl Oh, dear, donrn calculated
Mrs. Rawlings Boatrlcc's faco was palo 0s
dcnth, fho bronthod quickly, Ns ono IN pain.
Now, that hor hand was forced, now that tho
guarded secret Of her lfo was wrcstcl from
her, sho seemed 10 spool llko ono who, having
told tho worst, cares llttlo what follows
"Snyo myself and ono othor no ono knows
of ita birth. | loved II and longod TO hnvo
~ over with me- But for years scarcely
dared 10 500 II. Then cnno ChOncc. /
echomol no that 10 might como TO mo aud bo
always with mo, md yet no ono need know
10 was my very own. injured 1 no ono by 30
doing. had my child and could loyo 10 aud
caro- for H. was all but happy, Aud now,
for what can 10 of no bcnont 10 you, you
will forco mo 20 tell my tnlo 10 tho world CIR
part with my child. Yet you nro woman,
and must ,avo woman's hearth
sho loo d al Mrs. Rawlings aud fow that
tcars worO In hor eyes.
~ believe you oro kind continued Bcn-
trlco IN softer voice. "You havo forced
mo 10 tell you all. But boliovo You will
keep my socrot md holp mo 20 locp H." sho
did not moan TO suc, nevertheless thero wos
mn implorIng touo IN her voice. Mrs, Raw
llngs olaspcd hor plump hands toBethori tho
tonrs stronmod down her checks. in spite Of
years Of practice In plating up those mystic
rious whito intogumonts whose fonciful
shapes udorn shops whore pork is sold, tho
worthy woman osgtlll humane ut hoort.
"Oh, my poor young LADY, My poor young
ladyln sho cried. "You 30 young, 10 proud
looking, 10 beautiful To DO led ostrayl oh,
dearl oh doorl What villains men oro boil,
high and lowp
Miss Clauson flushed 10 tho roots Of her
hair. sboscomed about 10 speak, but tchockod
herself. "You nro satisfied nowr sho asked
aftor pause.
"ob, yea, miss. Oh, nm 30 sorry for you.
You woro right 70 trust mo- Not o word
shall pass my lips"
"But your luabandp
"Oh, dcur oh, dearl must do tho best
can Imust tell him II Is not ours. lIo will
bo no unhappy. He's good man md kind
husband, but rather cxoltnble | assure you
miss, ho WINS fully convinced that sweet little
boy wns bis own wnsn't, but humorod
| MIN, seeing tho thought mndo him 70 happy.
Anyway would hnvo loved tho hoy llke
my own. Nov promise you tboro fholl bc
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CHAPTER XVII.
A CASE FoR KING SOLOMON.

~
At fow minutes past ten o'clock IN the
morning Sylyanus Mordle, who for somt
quarter OF an hour had been waiting at the
cross roads as patiently as tho finger post
itself, saw Beatrice coming towards him. lie
hastened TO meet her, and his sharp eyes al
once noticed that she looked worn and weary
Had ho known that she had spent sleeplesi
night this would have caused him no sur
prise. The two walked on until they reached
the outaklrts OF tho city, Here, by BeaIlcoi
command, tho curato hailed cab, "WherI
shall wo drive tor he asked,
"Therc II you please, said Beatrice, hand
Ing him paper, Mordle stared, and could
scarcely repressa cry OF surprise, Thapapc'
bore the words "i'ho Cat anl Com?esso
world Miss Clauson could want at NTH
rate Blacltown Inn. However, he gave the
order, anl In duo time tho cab drew up at Its
euphonicnl destination.
Tho "Cat and Compasses' was an Inn
which had seen better, much bettor, days, on
tho strength OF which II still venturel to call
Itself family and commercial hotel. Per-
hapi II spoke tho TRUTH perhaps ita assertion
was hut laudab,e evidence OF desire 20
regain rs former status ltstood In narrow
street very near 20 Blacktown market, and,
Judging by external appearance, was tho
very last place at which olthor family, or
oven ono OF tholo dashing representatives OF
commerce Of our day, would dream Of stay
ing, II boastc n billiard room built over q
stable AT tho back, and approached by astep'
ladder, Saving this its attractions wero
fow, beyond tho guy looking bottles and neat
little kogl ranged tomptlngly on shelves
above u battered but bright pewter counter
cheerful gauntlet TO DO run by all who
entered tho hou o itself What could bring
Miss Clauson 10 such a placel
Simply thlsi tho widowed landlady Of tho
house was an old friend OF Mr. and Mrs,
Rawlings, These respectable people were
staying vita Lcr, and Beatrice had learned
tho address glvon 10 her unclos. Her buGl,
ness was 10 sOo Mrs. Rawlings.
As tho cab stopped sylvnnus, who know
nothing Of Tho claim mado on little Hmrys
person, Looked inquiringly at his companion,
Ho saw that Beatrice had at glance taken
In the rather disroputablo look Of tho "Cat
and Compasses,n which was doubtlegs un
fairly enhanced by man with sodden,
gln-bosIogod face, who leaned against the
doorpost smoking short pipe Ilo Raw,
moreover, that Beatrice appeared agltatcl,
"You woro right not 10 come alone lao "a y
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nav ApvGRTIsE MENT.
GREENBAUK STATE TIcKE

GREENBAUK STATE TICKET
For Governor,
J.W, NORTHROP. Of Columblann County
For Lieutenant Governor
NJ. II. COOLEY. OF Washington County,
For Treasurer,
RP. HARMON, Of Lake County.
For Supreme Judge
O. n, FUTILE, OF Lake County
For Attorney 0o1erh,
wM. BAKER, Of Lloklng County
For DaNd Of Public Works,
WILLIAM II, OGDEN, Of Hamilton County
DISTRICT TICKET.
For State Senate,
Us CoXEY, OF Maasllon,
For Common Pleas Judge,
PETER NJ HElloLD, Of Carroll County.
COUNTY TICKET,
For Representatives,
CURTIS WOOD Of Canton.
DANIEL N. HUNTER OF Alliance,
For sheriff,
wM u, DA0Ell Of Canton,
For Treasurer,
JESSE ERWIN Of Alliance,
For Recorder.
REIN MCGlRR, Of Mt Union.
For Commissioner
TilOS, LLOYD, OF Canton.
For Innfmary Director,
wM. M, MOUNTAIN, OF Canton.
For any desired Information inquire Of d W, sMlT
I Alliance. Or DAVID sWAN0Ell, OF Canton,
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Nevertheless Sylyanus was surprised, even
troubled. To have refused 10 do Miss Clau'
son service, whatever IL might be, was OF
course out of the question, but belng open as
tho day IN all his comings aud goinss he had
a dislike to any proceedings which sayored
OF tho mysterious, "Errand OF charity Of
coursef he said, making tho questioning
assertion not for curiosity but as a salye 10
his conscience,
at IL an errand of no evil, " said Beatrice
grayely. Her words satisfied Sylvanus AZ
the words of fair woman always satisfy the
conscience OF a man. Tho amount OF convic'
ton carried by beauty is truly wonderful.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27

THE Indiana farmer who gave one
hundred lashes each to three trampa
who had burglarlzed his house 0dminia'
tered q wholesome lesson which the
knights of the road will not soon forget,
fhls honest granger, whose name Ia
Noah Lockabill, might do good else'
,.,AuNa
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Proaoonto tho Swindlora

II when you call for Hop Bltieu the Drupgg hands
ont anything but "llOp Bitlois with green cluster Of
Hopa ON white label uhun Tint niuggltt M you would
viper und " no has taken your money for bogus stun
lndlCt him ior tho maud nnd sue him for damages
for tho Hwndlc and wo viii reward YOU literally iOI
the conviction,
Reading Mich ana MI his statesmen, ngcng, dfugglaa
aud Othur imltAlnfA
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The Innrmarian Of Mount 81. Glenn.
pnts College, Leicester, Maryland, writes
that Red Star Cough Cure has given
much satisfaction In that institution.
In n severe case Of consumption II gave
great relief, and after its use restless
nights and night sweats disappeared.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
Executors Notil

Notice ID hereby given that tho undersigned has been
appointed and uinilned AZ Executor VI the estate OK
philip lllduhen late Of stark county Onln denn.
augiBdw AUGUST nlNDuhnN.
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GLASS woRN'nA
BUY THE
"CANTON"
SELF-SEALING
G|aSSCal Mouth,
FRUIT JAR.

In using Fruit Jars with metallic
caps the syrup Of the fruit comes In con-
tact with the metal by getting under
the cap lining which will talnt the fruit
and produce an unpleasant OdOr, This
you will avoid by using the CANTON"
all.Glass Cap, self sealing Jar. Another
advantage In naing the "Canton" Jar is,
the mouth Ia sufficiently large TO receive
any ordinary sized hand, (ady'a hand,
Of cOurse,) and many varieties of large
fruit can be put up" whole In the
Canton" Jar, which cannot DO done In
any other jar made, So buy the Can.
tom made In Canton, O., by The Canton
Glass 20.
II you cannot be supplied by fruit Jar
dealers, you can get all you want by
calling on or addressing
THE CANTON GLASS CO.,
CANTON. OHIO.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-08
r In THE SNOW.
A Rural and Pretty New Hampshire Miss
WEEDS an Uncouth Hired Man.

WARREN, N. H., March Pretty Stella Cliff
ford, a bright-eyed brunette Of nineteen years, is
the heroine of a clandestine wedding and pro-
~spective divorce suit, which are creating much
amusement in this quiet little country town.
She is the daughter of George c. Clifford, a we'll
TODD farmer. Early in February her father
took into his family as. a boarder a lunberman
named Benjamin Clement.
Clement is thirty years old, and a rough, un-
couth fellow. No one noticed any special in
timacy between him and pretty Stella. One
night, however, after he had known herfor only
two weeks, he drove up to her fathers door in a
sleigh. In a few minutes the fair Stella came
biushingly out, arrayed in her Sunday clothes,
and stepped into the cutter. nesting close to her
stalwart lover beneath the buffalo robes.
The two drove to the pasonage, where the
minister was called to the door and the situation
explained to him. He invited them into the par
Tor. They declined to enter the house, and stand
ing in the snow beside the sleigh-a heavy snow
falling at the tiine-the clergyman pronounced
the words which made them husband and wife.
Then they drove home and retired as if nothing
had happened. The next day the old folks dis
covered the marriage and drove Clement from
the house. He saw nothing of his spouse for a
week. Then he took her to the hotel, where
they lived for two days until his money gave out.
She has returned to her family, and, it is re-
ported, has sued for a divorce. He has gone
into the woods.