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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

by Alden Chase Of Woodstock, Who al
v.y. made the boy. toe the line; BY OIL
msa L. Blake, by Benz NJ. Clarh Of
Be,hel. and for too terms by Rev. Benz
Durham vho vss then s,,led over the
B.p,i. Church in Bethel. and living q,
Middle Interval. He always opened bis
school BY prayer. and generally kept bis
eye. open and upon US boy. durins the
services. fear We needed watching
lie died many years ago. Other teachers
DO not 20 cell rememoef.
The change. on the Berry or Bird Hill
-i,hin fhy years. are no greater than 10
.lmOs, every neighbOrhcod in the town.
On the road running parallel TO the Bird
Hill road, between Loekes Millssnd An
droseosgin River. the changes within
thirty year. have been quite remarkable
No, an old settler u leit, and mott OF the
farm. have passed ou, Of the families A
generation hs, grown up Who knows not
from personal kno~ledse that such per-
.ons q. solomon Annas. Ibom. oo's'
CLARK Kimball. Jane. Lsphsm. James
A. $. Bartlett. Eli Poster. koene1er
Bartlett. Phiness Frost, Evi NeedhAm aud
Enoeh stile. occupied the farms along
,h. road in 1880 and little esrlier.
.,u thinss change IN this World. -een.
T.ce. ard f.Iths AMI M uds and no-ers'
Nothing Il nov az u oace hath been, -. 4.
for sn things ch'ng IN ms WI, =. 49,
Asgssta. MAJ 2fiA, 1855. iSph'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

DR. BARCLAYS WAY When d.
Barclay, Of Gustavu., ONO, visits pa
tent his stay IL likely to be prolonged
through the day and perhaps through the
nigh, q. well. lie will 81, down and
draw pigs. horse. or faces for the SICK
one, tell dry stories, OF II there Is ''o'in
N IN. house, he will fiddle the patient
into good humor, ba, all the time he viii
keep a good watch Of him snd never leave
him ill he has found on, the utmost ~
ere, Of the disease. or some one has come
70 take the physician off to relieve more
arx.n, patient You may never hna
dim a, home the only way TO Get him
!. 20 start GU, upon bis trail, and follow
!, until he IL run down.
OF course many stories are told OF such
. man. One Of them s especially good
The doctor. wife undertook 10 look al
ter him q little. when they ~ere hr'
married. She though, she would 70
.round With him. and hurry him up, not
forgetting to keep IN eye on collections,
- che started on, With the doctor, and
.hen they reached the fret patient abe
aid abe would no, 20 ia. ba, would ~si'
sa,il be should come Cat. She WAITED
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for ne Osfori Democrat
GREENWOOD ITEMS

~ -,,,io. .t,ek once more IN hand iast,
Aaot. % passing inciieot- 20 make,
And thls 40, liad reader Cor year sNss
Their, o.. some fros, on the morning
Of the 2s,h, sill more the 29ih' and
very little the SO,h alt.
Mr.. r. wsn,-or,hs farm u at
u.,ed on a high, Of land. tesily wes,
rom her. and sboa, ,so aud hall
mile. distant III. field. ascend grad.
a.ll, 20 the north east. q, The .oa'h o.
Which ia small nvlns. sb'ui 20 feet
deep. which ineline- TO the east a. an
angle Of .bou, IS desrees Some via.
ter. nj. svine /. filled level full OF
snow. and being in plain sight from my
dooryard. ii. the last snow 10 d''.P-
pear IN The spring Af. Wsniwo'ih IN
form. me ,ha, he has sea snow there
until the 2ln Of June Yesterday. be-
ing the frs, day Of the month. and see.
ing . plenty Of snow there. J thought
would take morning trip over aud zee
ho- /, looked A. clo.e quarters - start
,ps abou, S O'Clock IN the mofnins BE-
f,,. breakfast, | survived a. VI W.
iu. .. hs ~. nilking. | told tin my
,rr.nd. and he .sil. 20 ys-i you s's
.hsf something flf tie DrNocHAt
IA, ~ould hsr 20 knn- ho~ he snes'
lie accompanied me q the SPOT. sboi'
SO ROD. from the h1usr. sd f'uai Tho
.no~Inf, % p.cc. long. 5 side. ard
feet deep. slid o. .'e shat ! eoi'i
Of 4 on tie syo'. sd b'uasAi A"Al
+. nail fall u n. - a. o. hssr slme Dee
water for br,asf.-. NJ W. rq4iie .
.,sdsn, Of nature he .sossd me- NUM-
b.r Of pear trees that be- sfsi'fd un io
~ild pear stock sis is.fs ago. ~tict
-ere IN fall bloom be- sals they MI ie
eel for a While. bat eventually 'h'
scion -ill oatgro- the stock - a. q
break of lie then took me down into
N. wood. about 20 rods 10 an old brush
pil.. and told me 10 look in certain d..
r,c,ion and ace VIA, ! could see
did %. and a~ partridge sitting on
nes, Of II ess. under the corner o' the
pile. lie told me the number Of ess'
she had under hsr. Coz although ne stood
-i,hia sish, fee, Of her she did not
bulge al inch. bad seen partridge
ne.,. before, ~iih The same number y
egs., bat never with the old bird on
| arrived home ia jas, three hour. from
the time Of starting. With ar.,. class
.ppe,ite Cor breakfast. The Josraa
correspondent, Who crossed over sno~
dnf, a fee week, ago. one foot deep OF
Patch mountain. oil please take notice
Of the frs, PAT, Of this story.
mi. mus; ans-sr o. the present time,
nat snon all give a SIMPLE IA. IN ~ NE,
Ant tboash not lsins 20 The scAle ~ prime
III. .satilnvnt. pefcnAnce. may D. sublime
90 lcok on, for Il. l.. D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
Malice Of Foreclosure,

xxrHEREAs giwart q .ols 4 .,nesf' N ~.
w Cosst5 q OsioFs .ai sl.,s 9, MAD. oi =.
m1ifgsse d-ci islei NJ sseit nD ,.,,. -,
10 EDS. boa ~ $40 ~. bFeyed " ves uIs.
IIi,e.,f ls.i.tou' IN The Ceaagy ~ Anfrosoof
ga. : scrtsla pes o. snt shn tas 1.ni i'
49,, 800 a. e~msstesf shsre ssh Cole the
r.si.i.a al ths SAM hone.ssf conveiei " -
t,ole h, Iucg Ano EIus ~ DEED rscpried IN ~
fsrd Rsistry q Deeds. bsos iU p.se ~. -
s..ig..f- Transferred AMI coaveyei W ne "
unsers fa~i. SAT- nsrtss<s desi. Asd 1880
ths outdti0a Of said noFtyats las oe>s 49,
30. therefore. BY rssson ~ NE bwscn 81 es~.
dition thsreOf, I cain q 'ofeeiosar- ~ %
gag. SULLIVAN "Afss""'
Iluctaslf. Ma IS, l.sa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
SEVEN THOUSAND BACHELORS

A community has been discovered
nemb~ring q, pFesea, sesea thousand
.oal., Which Ia. aour,hed fof many
centuries, thoash no woman hs. ever
been PERMITTED % kno-n 10 at loot m
he country. fe~ q the inhso'isn'''
indeed. have sny definite hea Of shsi |.
~om.n IA The whole class Of IDEAS srd
sensations ordinarily associated With the
cord. mother. sister. ~ife and sweetheart
.e 10 them unknowa snd shat I"
equally singular. crime u also ank0osn'
or nearly 40. ~hils On every side are 10
~ .een evidences o. tsmP-rsnee, petty
and good order.
The home Of tbs ecoeniiic ba, happy
people !. in the s.s,srHmos, OF n" thrre
psnin.al.. Which p'ojcci fion the north
coast Of the Greek Archipelago. ], ~s'
.neienily called AeiePecisn. near Monis
S.ne,o, and Is about forty mile. In leas'h'
and from too 10 nine miles across. u
terminate. in Noun, A,hos. = oon'esl
mas. Of limestone rising abruptly 10 =
h.ish, Of $500 feet. Be;~een this bold
he.dl.nd and the main ooas, IL oesu'i'
fol plateau. clothed ,hroashoa, Nth
scotland. Which !. gay With ho"ef'.
reh wiih oior, merry ~i,h songs OF
birds. and eanopied by the brightest OF sll
Glue ,kis.. The cultivated fields are all
diversified With groves Of OAK snd cheat
nut. -hile olive .nd fs tree. are there H.
dis-nou. To hi. secre, Paradise the
900. ba, no, the daughters OF I've ARE
admitted, and such has been the custom
a. far bach q. history reaches, the PENN.
,gla being r,ligiously guarded 81 al
point. sgsins, the approach OF women
The inma,e. are natives Of every part
Of the Turkish Empire where the Greek
I.nsuss. /. spoken. and ar. consigned
20 ,h. socistie. either in infancy OF eaily
M. BY their f.naiiesl parents. The hr.'
years ar, spent In tiIlins the land tend
,ns ID. vines. helping Ia the house -o's'
or sns.sins In some hAndiersh.
For three years the candidate i' . pro-
b.,ioner; thea. II b. has proved able to
sesp The nOnss,ie VOWS. he receive. his
fr, tou,urv and becomes moak. The
discipline /. severe. ordinary church sef'i'
CO seven bour = day, extraordinary four.
teen. and sleep Ave. OSe hundred and
hhy.nine day. in the year they have one
meal only day. and q, ,hi. ess'' cheese
Cab. vine. and oil are forbidden.
The prohibition ssains, women en-
,end. 10 the ser universally. From time
|immemorisl DO coz, mare. goose. daes'
hen, or female OF any hind, he. ever been
permitted TO make aeqasintsnee 9TH bull
or valley, f.rmysrd OF Kitchen. IN the
Mount Atho. territory. There are IN tue
eonven, some good Libraries. containing
.bou, City thousand volumes IN all, and
manuscript. seven hundred year. old are
by no mean. uncommon. Altogether
these s,nsr.els male. have . happy time
of il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

The Prince Of Wales tour in Ire
land Ia. done much to di.crrdi. The Par.
nelli,e., and much 10 draw Ireland into
closer .ympa,hies With the world. j,
h.. shown that the ssi,a,or. Who live on
conspiracy and the revolu,ioni.,. who
live on murder, are powerle.s With the
Irish nation when lie heart i stirred BY
the sisht Of kindlines and courage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
A, h0n, r,,..d. and then another.

An hour passed. and then another. She
did no, like to give !, up. bu, the doctor
came not, and finally, forced TO seek her
lord. she found him ~i'h his feet up "a
the FIRE. fas, asleep.
There are cases on record in which The
good doctor. instead Of e,sc,ing fee,
IA. handed /. five dollar bill 10 patient
20 -kom |, would be "bei,sr than medi-
cine"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

Scientific men held seventeen distinct
theories az to the cause Of earthquakes
But any old Californian will tell you
thu, jus, ss soon as the house begin. ,c
shake, the scisn,is, ~ill skip down the
Stair. for all the world like the mar
Who hasu't the fain,es, idea regarding
the real cause Of the disturbance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
A REMARKABLE DREAM FIJI,
FILLED

FNlalsfaAf
The Hms Farm In II, historic notes
Of Norridgv-ock. says;
Too boy. Of sboa, fourteen years we're
once standing in the street IN front OF The
Court House. when one saii 20 the other
81 dreamed last nish, ,hMyoa weie pre-.
siding q. Judge ia ih. Court house. and
~s called upon 10 act {. chaplain.
The dream VI. received With laugh OF
incredibly. passed from their thoughts
a. an idle ,sgrsney. aud did no, reeur to
them till thirty year. sf'et~srd' ~hea
the dream In every particular VAS full
elled. Doe Of the BOY. graduated from
Bo~doin College and entered the minis
try, in which he hold. an honorable poe
.i,ion, ADD the other .iadied las. and
"a. =, length, spPoin,ed Judge Of The
supreme Court Of Maine. which office
be still honor.bly oils.
This remarkable coincidence ". full
filed in the person. o. Hon. Charles
D.nfor,h. nov Judge OF the Supreme
Court Of Maine. and DR. Charlie. Allen
pr,.idins Elisr in one Of the Maine dis
,ncs. OF the Methodist ehurch-bo't
bsrn and r,i.sd In NOuidse~oek.-Ad
pocdfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

When . japanese girl wants to
show delicate attention TO her lover chs
use. the .hsrpened pOin, Of one Of finger
nsils a. q pen in writing to him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

ONTORp. .i-At Couft 81 froesis, hsla ~
rans -thls act fof the cosnty % oaiofe.
% The thifd Tussfsr of MAJ, A ~
nAKY h WuITCDMn named Ekssauit
In = esffsln fasuumsnt puFpoftsf 70 b ne lsst
Nil aad fssuamsai % Abrahsm Ntheonb. tsie
u Wasrf1Ti. IN SAD county, deceased, hs'lns
t,r..rntsf ~ ssnle fof Probate;
Ort.rsf hat ths said Etscuuit Eifs noiies
10 ali psf.0as Interested ~ esnsinf . eopf
Of ~. ordsfto o. three sssts sseesssiss
~ ttths Osforf Democrat praef ~ Ihs. ths
IL, a., .rr..r Al . Probats Cosrt 10 BE- held 81
Psri. ~ 80 Cosaty % ths shtrd Tuesfay Of Jana
nstLat ains O'Clock IL ths iorenooa sad sh"s sses.
n any thsy have. .hy toe si lo.runsst soos =
pa b. pr0se.i. approved ard allowed a. NE nN
vii .nd Tsst. meet 81 ,ait seorsssd.
Gao A WILSON, Jutse.
Atra. copy. .nsss-n a. Dass. kssisIr.
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ONFOgD sat q Cart % rroests hsf a.
fus slhin ana for the Coanty % otford - ne
thrf Tu.sds ~ Nay, i-n,
certain lnsrumeat gars-orttas - - NJ i.st y ~
and Tssfamsat % Wulism Her, late o.
Wsisfiord. 10 ssh Cuantf decsa-sd. HAVING pre-
go isfi IN sane or ffobsie
OnDEnED. nat ne sid ttecutor sitt notls
% oil psfsous tufsrs.tsd b. oassiaf copy oitl.
order - % yabiish.a -ests .uccs.sissly 10 tht
Osiofd Dcmocrst printed 81 Paris, that thsl np
III said coanty on the thiri Tuesday OF Jsne . A..
81 oclOck 10 ths for.aoon snd sbss ease " AL
they hsts .hy toe ssfi lnltfnmeut sh0sld noi y
PRIV q, pr0sc.i snd silo-ei a. the isst ~ A.
Testament Oi sail tsees-ri.
oEO A WILSON, Jstxs
true eopy attest IN. q. DAVIS ,nssisssis
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TuE sub.crlbsr hereby sits. pabls neliss "a.
Dc has tUgu dab sppu lnfcd ~ The b"esf
Iutsf Of rrobts inf To Iountf oi ofiefd'
tafF
EMILY 4 uOND. late o. faf.s.
In ssH Ooant,. dfcssset by sifi9s toed a. ".
az dIFocisI o. therefore rrgarsts AZ pff--"
mstiste p.ynert. aad those eh0 have any %
mauis tfefsoa O. sxhibi the sane ~ s..,,.
M, m. - stORsE " HAhhO>D'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
LIVE MEN.
SALARY.

THE ssDser,osr hsrsbs sivsspses estie. tnsi
~ has h-ru ialr sppoiri~f ~ Ne Hoe Jsass
al pfahsts ~ the C0antF u ONflri anf assumed
n trast - ~ rufpf % ne estate n
lENI HIgsFl. sis ~ huctnslf,
10 eat county tscsassfby fiting beof asths lss
directs b. therefore fe4afsts at psfsoas 81 are
In frrrrf % the estate Of sai terssssf 20 msfs IN
snr,iiats psymsui saf thoss sho have say demands
thsr~op = sshibitths ss.st 20 -.
MAJ fu. los. O-fAk ". ufAShff
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OYSTERS |!

ft.ss op-nsds sseiR-a os4seii 'n . "A
. uysfsf stiHou 81 - rrrpwyf =" frush
es.aaiI hrHfs 90 10 act a. SO 81
-. stup 81 lofte ~ o.. - ssf',iar So sol
sen'f "a .n NJ Irf W firtilhllinh
-. rtnt lasi ss.srd 10 -as'nss haat.
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FOR SALEl

1 arsssA, horse. ! sssesa hasa ..sos. &C., ss'.
rses ! on rses sni Asy fs sals' hs.h'
ohoe.
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cacn machine 4 nave nAd ne lisAete u
nsins fnr ave ar slx wears. The agent
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men al sum- mofr OF .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-03

1857 gepinne I'M 8etrase BON $685. o6
3eusniB:
@ir beideinisen bisrourd, baB mir ale Yin.
%orbnunsen bel ben monatliden uns balbiabr-
ll9en 3iebunsen Der 2ouifiana StaatSlotterie.
sgompasnie iiberpaden nne perfOnli@ eontre.
l'ren. gs bsrri6t BET BEN 3isRungen : rlitteit
Pasnie, biefes gertifeat fir ibre amseisen y
benuben.
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Ba{fast Breii

Sabr fret.
Oetrt1S 8 &c.,
Densral>a fetnttn,
No. 2 Sowlius Green, Wem=yDr1.
IS. s. Oouns unb 6. @rtefenz
bed & 70, GSenten fir Gan Nntonio.
9. Ruifet, GSent fur @dulenburs.
1873, s7tp-
U. .. Bar. o. @ran3.
6pufun. frdsu Grana d EeSIes
S6aIentrra.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-23

But we were hardly prepared to find
these two worthless alluded to in the
Presidents proclamation, as having
recommended the pardon OF Simpson
or the whereas that he was only an
adulterer, after all, AID not a polyg-
amist, and "the only support Of his
worthy old mother, who IS upwards
of so years of age" while 1t the same
time so many far better men than he
wlo have parents, wives and children
to support that are suffering for lack OF
that support which, till now, never
failed them. are permitted to lie IN
prison and rot, without hope OF mercy
or relief, in the dungeons to which the
official actions of these magnanimous
gentlemen have consigned them.
Does President Cleveland wish
it understood by the country at
large that he stands IN with this
very impartial administration" o. The
Edmunds law and its results2 When
he told the Mormon delegation that he
wished their people could be Ike the
rest of u.s." did he mean by "us' such
men as Zane, Dickson and Murray, who
seem to be OVERLOOKING with sympathy
for non Mormon crimlnals-h the too
frequent exercise of the pardoning
power in their behalf and the feyerish
anxiety to set them at liberty evinced
by those gentlemen is any criterion? If
anyone has thought heretofore that
shame or decency would deter such
virtuous workers in the cause OF moral
ity as Zane and Dickson from Haunting
their disgrace to the world, letthem dis
pei the NOTION at once and be ready for
indecent from that source in |
the future
We shall next look for the pardon OF
The lecherous beast Thorn, OF Spanish.
Fork, lately sentenced by Judge Pow
RS to ten years imprisonment for abor-
ion, child-murder and seduction.
hrice-repeated. And it would only be
after what has transpired, to
xpect the names of the Chief Justice Of
Utah and the U. S. District Attorney
} appear among the list of applicants
or the release of this truly good and
irtuous man. who may not only have
a worthy old mother" to support, but
eVeral cast-off victims of his deyilish
1st, with such of their illegitimate off
pring as he has not already murdered,
D look after.
BY all means. keep this farce up be
IRE the country. If the Mormons can
My stand the strain long enough, they
i'll be handsomely repaid one of these
avs for all that they have suffered, in
ne execration and disgust the hypo-
risy, unfairness. inconsistency and
ldecency of their wOuld-be regenera-
'rs will excite in the breasts of all fair
linded, right-thinking people.
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THz DAILY HERALD Is puDusned eaSl :
morning, Mondays excepted, a. 1hll
HKRALD Block, corner West Iemple an an
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IS cents week.
rzR 5Enfl-wEEKLY HERALD is published
sVerv wednesday and Saturday morning,
$3.50 year; six months, SL75; postage
Included.
TEs WEEKLY HERALD is published every
Thursday morning at 500 year; SIX
months, s1.25, postage included.
SUBSCRIBERS win confer favor BY for
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This Will greatly aid Us in our efforts u
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YOU CAN'T TELL.

It looks to the careful and longtime
observer very much as though things
judicially in Utah were about as badly
mixed as the most sensationally in
clined person could desire or the most
studious investigator into the mystic
realms Of jurisprudence would ask
Those who have paid particular atten-
ton TO the carnations of the Third
District Court of Utah for the past few
months-and very few have not. for
most people take TIE II ERALD and We
have taken pains to print them right
along-will certainly agree with us
when we claim that there is something
too much of this. The aim, object and
result OF judicial proceedings should be
the ascertainlng of right when there
is dispute, the settlement of contro-
Yersies in accordance With time-hopored
usage, and the establishment of Justice
so far as human tribunal, with what
light reason and experience NAV give it. /
can accomplish that end. Law is a vast
and complex philosophy, and its prac-
tice most intricate system; but they
are both supposed to have in view the |
protection. advancement aud elevation
OF mankind to this contamination ali I
the aims Of those who control its mech (
anism should be directed, and that if
may be understood as the caravan
moves aIo g, thereishould be as few con
fic5s, as little ambiguity and as much
simplicity IS possible It was never in
tended that because law and judicial
me hOd5 were a plan of human econ.
0 NJ so profound and advanced among
the systems tending to our mortal and
welfare, that they should only
be cOmprehended by toe few at the ex-
pense and confusion Of the many. vastly
otherwise; it was expected and doubt
less desired BY those who first conceived
as well as, by those who have since been
exponents of philosophy that, being for
the multitude, they should not be
OeguIed because OF their own vacations
being cast in other lines of life.
IL = al, tnlnG5 luuIclal are c0Dduc. /
ted on different plan. The simplicity
which no one has experienced here for
o. these many years is now more
'ompietelyin the shades of mystiica
ion than ever before, with the NEST
promising kind Of indications that it
Fhl become no more SO fast. a we'll
meaning citizen whose honest purpose
IS to loyalty observe the law. finds
'ut that he IS unable to do it because
he laws. ike the old home. "ain't what
hey used % be, nor, SO far as be can
&c, what they ought to he: tbev
r. one thing to-day and sometime
s. 'o-morrow, are one thing in
ae books. another thing in their
feet, and still another when inter.
reted bT the courts" Take, for er-
mpie. the different attitudes assumes
5thateminentand ste rtling expounder
tah jurisprudence, Judge Zane ON
&c one subject of unlawful cohabita.
on; try 70 digest it, understand it and
Tolve from his conclusions a coroeci
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standard o. human department so that
thereafter you may not be misled; you
will find that in one case he requires
you to be the husband of one wife and
have no coneubines, in another that Ii
you have any concubInes YOU have no
wife, In still another that if you have
real wife the concubine industry Is
barred, in yet another that you can
have either a wife or eoncubine but not
both, and finally that You can have
both ana still have neither. This
IS somewhat confusing to the in
tellect to read about it, but what
can it be to actually have it, TO be con-
trolled by it, aud gauge your conduct
to it? You may say you can't do it.
but when YOU 90 that you put yourself
outside the pale of American citizenship.
The Judge is unquestionably giving
US some new lessons and playing
havoc with many old ones. To judge
from his sermonizing whenever he can
inVeigle a convicted cohab. into handy
ing words with him. the publication of
society By means of establishing
higher scale of moral conduct in Utah
than elsewhere prevails on the globe. is
his hobby. He wants to have ali babies
cherubs, all wives Evangelines and all
husbands Josephs, but this must be
done according to a plan peculiarly
and perplexingly his own. He doubt
less aspires to becoming a "Mikado"
and enforcing that wonderful rulers
discipline, in accordance with the lines
"Se he deereed in terms succinct
That whoever leered. or winked, or blinked,
unless connubially* hnked),
Should forthwith be behesded D."
As interpreted by the Court.
A great many wives would doubtless
arise from their lonely midnight vigils
and call him blessed if he could only
work that act successfully but he can't;
.or one reason, if no other, that wife /
who tries to learn her position by means
If what he has decreed is likely to be in /
Volved in doubt as to whether she is a |
wife or not; and il is now more than
EVER problem with the fond husband /
IS to what exactly may be his coniugaI
status, and wonder if he does not JUS :
ifiably give vent to his feelings while /
gazing upon the (once) partner of his 4
oys and sorrows in words like these
This wi is all fleeing show.
For mY illusion given"
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