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In looks Miss Cleveland reminds one OF Anna
Dickinson; perhaps because she wears her hair in the
same style Yet there nothing msnnish her and
IN private she is rather too modest than otherwise Her
voice is clear and her articulation distinct making her
fne speaker. She has given frequent lectures
Elmira femse Colere which have been very popular
with the young ladies' Her name found in the last
catalogue In the faculty lecturer on medinva history
Tile country may congratulate Itself upon having
teligent and public spirited Christian woman in the
White House
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-08
Fi.e Flowers In the Family Silver.


MIS- Aston at her dinner on Thursday had
me large dishes OF family silver Allied with long stem
Jacquemnot roses. single selected rose was lard at
each plate Mrs. orms Wilson at her dinner used Gloirs
de Paris roses IN silver dishes Mrs Adrian Iseln at her
dinner on Thursday had superb arrangement, Of pink
talips aud pale lilacs For MS Osgoods dinner there
wasA decoration OF hlacs Glore de Paris roses in
the centre of the table There ladies' bunches
containing ten and sparrow was perched
eRch I'm
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Shall he Kill the Mnnf

Tho foIlori,o ,,or,, ,a,,,rL,b,, c,.., h.,
been submitted 70 ne for consideration
e,
Christian do .,rin. and duty 90 now in my p.rp.xi,v
come you what is the duty Of Christian man IN
'nc tohowing crcunsancest
-, IN u" u"'ouu , ',e''a ,, 'o'.'''o"' ",v"'
uuctnss. n, rn,p,, ,.n,s, he, devoid ~ ,nos,I ,.-
ception. She ha. some property A man, once the
friend OF her husband insratated himself 40 much as
:,' 'e'e'Ai no"'' AZ ','ne WV" "ef aho'. ua'y'
from hom. R.our.,.d bv the husband in . kins w.x
to des,st from such close attendance upon
the encouragement given him by the wsakminhed
woman aiiu continued MS visits un one gay 'he nus
.h. o,t, No, 100 h,n, a,,, an, .r,,o,,,., ,,a nr.
hand to write in their join, name. for,ddns linn from
visiting the house again. Yet tho husband discovers
'na, inc TWO nave oeen meeting ciandesuneiy.
,r,,.. n,. -. 80, ,,,, ,,"n '', s n.
advantage to get money from her because hs
10 lazy work His duty protect his wife and
to oe" with her But what 10 his duty to society and to
,"e 'an,"s y, w. u",or
b,ric law Nut what i, 4, in IN. cbr,,i,n d,,n.n,,
tionr
Our corresnondent osks inferontiaIlv
whether he shall take tho law into his own
hands. and administer vengeance On tha in.
tr,dor WIN di-turhs his doy,.o,io nsaco n,
that question wa answer Mt once No, 7,
ordor to shi,,d bis u,ifo FROM, nuhIioi,y ord
that his sorrow and her misfortune NAV ba
ken. from tho world be refrains from ci,;n,
his pamo oven IN ne ~ be rosort,d IN vic.
lence AGAINST .bo man WHO h, savs toles
ADVANTAGE ~ tbo mental unsoupdness ~ his
v,if. be would NJ courso nr,yol,o tho no
toriety be desiros IN .void
Tbere ia no doubt too that ,be Christian
religion forbids his Welding IN tho nromnt-
in,s ~ n ropoofnl ,nirit "Rlo.s tbor, tho+
curso vou - said Cun1sr I" and nrov fortbom
which deenitor,,I,y uso Won" G. p,1,
in tho Eni.tI. tn tho Romans thus .,nrliHas
the ini,nction.
.n...,,. ,.,u,
give pl,c. unto wra,h ior i, Il. written v.nys,ncs i.
mine; will repay saith the Lord Therefore II thine
enemy hunger feed h'm; If he thirst give him drink;
,or III 50 u"'s 'hon s'a heap coa' OF nFe on ms mead
"'''
ht'urh sooo ior e'ii' anu refrain from VIII
"'v'',cnc's' 10 INC oo'i'iiinhu VI 'he Iniis.ian
ie"sion, anu IL Is 50 eAp,'c'e' an" 50 o'l'h
i.pcaVeo III uniii'etuA"oie Terms III oolh '''e
uosp,s anu we rpisl,ce' 'la' no one WHO
Wouiu oe ioiio"cr vi Nhhisr' can nave any
uoupl as 10 VIII MS re'is'oh requires OF MN
III 'i,a' respect lie inus' suou"e ms III
stincIlNe ucsile ior vengeance anu cultivate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-08
slauyAterlns Ic~.b.und Ducks.


,a During the freeze millions OF ducks have
zen .ocAleu III holes arounu 1ilghman and Pop,r
nthnas ~ me Chesapeake, A great many have been
hhIsu rhiladepiia Captain lying in PoplAr Island
hapor Killed Ms many two hundred canvas bhrk in
one any by covering hi. yawboat with muslin aud pac
Ihk " near sh"le tugbOat WIS hai.ed and the due
shlpprd 10 fhiluielphs- The Tilghuans Island vur.
hers nave also Killed great many one marty 4. ra
ported TO nave Slaughtered thirty. at Que shot
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Fashionable wife-Did YOU notice. dear. at
party last evening how grandy daughter Clara
swept into the room,
Husband with srun-oh. yes, Clara can sweep into
aroom grandly enough but when 1t comes to sweeping
out o room she isn't there
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Womna's Rights Ia Iadinua,


While party o! young people were skat-
ing on the tou-naugh RIVER vt llyermOre one OF IN.
ounx men took the liberty % throwing arms around
one ~ the Young lhes, when She struck out from th.
shoulder and knocked one Of his ewes out so that ~
mug down on hit shr-k. phy.icla was called and
The eye replaced without any serious esullS -N
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WASHINGTON. March The real struggle OF
the long night has begun. The cry swarns with office
seekers and week it will be even worse than II 10
now II 10 safe 10 that ninstenths OF the Congress
men whose terms have Just expired Will take oice II
they can get H. The same rule VIII hold good among
81. ssnatosA
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Presldeut CIeveiand's Valet,

Alexander Powell. who was President Ar.
,hut Fn.s auilna III. occupancy OF IN. White House
was on tuesday appointed to position in the railway
man service Po~ells successor NJ the White House
named SINCLAIR, cane with the President from Albany
lie ~ very ght and does look Ike color ed man
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-08

1t is curious how many newspapers speak
Of Mr.. CLEvELAND's inaugural address as an
inaugural message. 1t is not a message at all.
A message is a communication addressed to
Congress. and IL always sent in writing. This
was a speech addressed TO the whole people.
and delivered by the President with the living
voice in the open air. 1t is q confusion to call
Ii message.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-08

The greatest surprise OF the week, the
enormous scores made by the racers on roller
skates becomes more interesting when COM
pared with a former great race between men on
wheels in England in 1880. Tho latter race was
on bicycles. 1t lasted for six days also. only
the contestants were restricted to fourteen
hours day in their riding. The highest score
in that contest was l.l36 miles OF course
there can be made no satisfactory COMPARE
son between race with such restriction
and one without. but making all necessary al
lowances. it would seem to be indicated that in
an equal contest the men on the small rollers
would press hard upon those on the big ones.
Besides. it must be remembered that the race
OF this week is the first Of its kind. and that
consequently the present figures for a six
days skate are likely to be considerably in
creaSed
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Hunting On Mr.. Tiiden's Yacht.

NEW LONDON. March 7.-Samuel ]. Tilden's
yacht viking which has in winter quarter, at tb,.
port this season. decorated with Gags and hunting
from end TO end gu March in honor Of The innururs
Isaenee OF Democratic olsc tor Of tas Port MD
e1 msmbss Of The City Council Nv W. ~Aa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-08

It isn't broken every week. And yet 1t is'
fair as far as the President is concerned,
and not unjust to the men who want Office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-08

eonHsnt cough, failing strength. and wasting OF
nesu wv Smptons denotlns pulmonary organs more
or ses seriously Affected Dr. Jayne Z xpectoran IA =
sats remedy for lung and thres, ails-%ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-08

The Hon. JOSEPH f. MCDONALD, in an in
terview published in the Indianapolis Sentinel.
expresses himself as in doubt whether Vice.
President HENDRICKS has said anything to
President CLEVELAND un'avqrable to his ap-
pointment rs member OF the Cabinet.
From the beat information l have" says
Mr.. MCDONALD. Mr.. HENDRICKS has said
nothing in my favor. though possibly
nothing against me-" We hardly think that
this doubt in Brother McDoNALp's mind is
fair to Brother HENDRICKS. 1t would not be
probable that. having once recommended
him for the Presidency. rs Brother HENDRICKS
did in the Democratic Convention at Chicago.
he would think Brother MCDONALD an insult
able man for the Cabinet.
How pleasant it's To see
Brethren aud friends agree:
Each In ms proper station move
And each III, nj hi- part
With ayH puthiZii, heart.
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lie Died Too Soon.

from The CHisSn.
~ Among the private papers oi the late William
kinssley There 'idehce that TO MIN had been len
dsrsd seat IN President Cleyeland's Cauinet W."
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Consultation for IL. M.,u...

From The Citizen
Some women do not reach THAR bi1bao,
beauty till they are over nifty. ' A'sA9"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-08

In the blaze OF glory surrounding Our Own
EvAErs 1t has almost been forgotten that New
York has another Senator In Congress. Mr..
MILLER OF Herkimer. Mr.. MILLER Of Herkimer
has just recalled himself to public notice by an
act OF great self possession. He seems to take
1t for granted that the Hon. HENRY w. BLAIR Of
New HAMPSHIRE will not DO admitted to the
Senate. TO which Gov. HALE has Just appointed
him. and will not be reelected by the New
Hampshire Legislature next summer. Conse.
auently Mr.. MILLER has thoughtiully taken
possession OF Mr.. BLAIR's seat. without taking
the trouble TO get Mr.. BLAIR's consent. The
moral indignation OF the New Hampshire
philanthropist when he f!nds his seat occupied
by the man from Herkimer will probably be
flaming hot but it will not melt the centuple
brass Of Mr.. MILLER's cheek.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-08

Where is that frightful contraction OF the
currency which was going to set in il the coin
age OF silver wasn't stopped short Off? The
coinage is contin ued. but where are the terri
BILE conseQuences9
An awful lot OF nonsense gets currency in this
world
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Why Not Take Lyman Trumbullf

The Legislature OF Illinois has found it i'm
possible to elect Senator. The Republicans
have supported Gen. JOHN A. LOGAN. and
the Democrats Col. W. X. MORRISON. but
there is no prospect that either Of these dis
tinguished gentlemen will get the place.
1t is plain that the Democrats cannot sue
coed with Col MORRISON, and why should
they not give over the hopeless effort and
unite upon LYMAN TRUMBULL as their cam
didatc instead?
SIr. TRUMBULL is one OF the first states
men OF the country. When he was in the
Senate he was reckoned among the three or
four strongest debaters of that body. 1t would
be great thing, now that so many conspicu-
Gus gentlemen have been removed to the
Cabinet, If the Democratic phalanx in the
Senate could be strengthened by such pow
erfu addition.
Mr.. TRUMBULL was great Senator during
his long period OF service. and he would be a
great Senator now.
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FULL DIPLOMA COURSES IN.
Literature, Music & Art.

Practical lessons given in Domestic Econ
omy and Cookery. Riding School in cOnnee-
ton with the college. FORTY SCHOLARSHIPS
OF the value of from s25 to 500 annually
awarded by competition, eighteen OF whlch
are open to competition at the Septem per en-
trance Examinations. Terms per scchool 5 yest
Board, laundry and tuition, lncluuln3
the whole English course, ancient and I nou
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painting from $500 to $500. Junior Depart-
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Special department for the training OF teach-
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College. Professional staff OF English anu
European reputation. Liberal reduction ~
the daughters OF clergymen. For large NUS
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address.
REV. E. NJ. ENGLISH, NJ. A., Principal,
Hellmuth Ladies College,
London Ont, Canada
Next term opens September 18th, 1881
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lone elegant rosewood upright
Fischer Piano, from George
Careless & Co.'s Music Ware
rooms, First South street. List
price ..... $7O0.o
2-One very fine Estey Organ,
style IS, with fourteen stops;
on exhibition at Daynes &
Coalter's Music Rooms. List
Price. 475.O(
3-One Gladstone Dog Cart,
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4-One "Bain" Farm Wagon,
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5-One New Buckeye Harvesting
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Gone Magnificent Bedroom Set,
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highest style of art, from the
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7-One superior Parker Doule-bar-
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pitol grip, and patent fore-end
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Firearms, Sporting goods, etc.,
SAW. Second South street, Salt
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Watch, 16 dwts., 18-K. case,
Celebrated L. Howard move
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Joslin e. Park, jewelers., Salt
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Colorado List price ......... 175.O(
8-A Silver Tea Set, with emboss-
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Matchmaker, Jeweler, etc., 100
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List price. ........... 1900
ga beautiful C. F. Martin Gui-
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ivory. From D. o. Calder's
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10-An elegantly finished Bis
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extras. From the Emporium of
William Jennings & Sons, Salt
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la finely executed, neatly
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Utah Lake" from the easel of
Utah's favorite artist, Mr.. Fred.
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12.-One strong, latest improved
Perry Road Cart. From the
John w. Lowell Co. Wagon
and agriculture implement
firm, Salt Lake City and Ogden.
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14.one Life-Size Portrait of
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15-One celebrated Singer Sewing
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17.One excellent Roster Tanning
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1S-One beautiful Fur Robe, from
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19-One Elegant Chins Dinner
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20-One extra fine, elegantly
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21-Pair Life-size Photos. 49,. 1000
22-One celebrated ''Fire-on-the-
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Ozone beautiful Pair of Engray-
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so,t connects with Utah Central train leaving
ing at Salt Lake at 640p.m.
! Stop only upon signal.
mo-m WV. RITTER,
'i 4 Supt.
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NEW INSTITUTE,

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this college is to provide the highest intel
lectual and practically useful education. The
whole system is based upon the soundest
PROTESTANT principles as the only basis
for the right formation of character.
FRENCH is the language spoken in the Col
lege.
Music a speciality under the direction Of
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OF the celebrated Able List and graduate Of
Leipsic Conservatoire, etc., etc.
PAINTING speciality, under the director
ship OF +. X. Seavey, Artist of European
Schools of Art.
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RAPIDLY DRAWING NEAR,

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The large number HERALD subscribers NOW paying by the
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drawing ARREARAGEs and one
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MEDICAL, TIC.
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Author, Lecturer and Americas
Greatest Specialist.

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