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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-02
Dl,. Dl.ANE'S ZIG SHORTAGE.
The Home Mission Society Want
Their Missing x55, 900.


When the financial report Of the board
of managers of the American Baptist
Home Mission Society was read in edu.
catonal hall ut Asbury Park yesterday,
the 1000 persons present heard bitter
denunciatiGn Of Mr. Deane Of brooklyn,
whose failure in 1881 caused a loss to
the society of $4,000, 10 was alleged
that he lost the money 10y specializing IN
Wall street. The report was to the et-
feet that AZ IA trtisttee Of the society Dr.
Deane had neglected to keep the sOclety's
money from his own funds. Even fraud
was charged against the doctor. and the
report concluded with the declaration
that the society was ready to prove all
that was charged Dr. Ieane was not
present but a gentleman from Brooklyn
spoke for him lie claimed that there
was no fraud whatever on Dr. Deanes
part; that il was an unfortunate but hon
est failure. and that the society's course
since the failure had been unkind and
unchristain. Instead Of rallyiD around
HIM to aid in getting him upon his feet
again they had exhibited an unwarrant-
ed bitterness total lack Of Christian
spirit. The speaker was called TO order
a number Of times, and much confusion
prevailed, but he persisted until he fin
lshed his speech. Some of his points
gained loud applause.
DR. Deane attempted to settle with the
society recently and made them the
prop nitipn enbondied in the following
letter:
NEW York, May -, 1886
10 the American baptist Home Mission So
BREflIREN-My business complications
with the society have caused all parties,
myself inrluicd much pain and anxiety,
and have .atlestly desired and do now
earnestly Il, sra to have them settled to
the entire satisfaction Of all concerned
ns -lee,lily IA possible. ! have made
several honest attempts to adjust them
with the board, but have hitherto failed.
+, ,.bIy | ought not to hope for a speedy
settlement through the board, as there
are several Misunderstanding between
myself and some Of my brethren there,
on lnr-oral matters a. well as on so'lety
affair.
|. therefore, most respectfully submit
iII- Iiti''-iAiill I't fp'i BtN''N'
namely that YOU appoint three or five
business brethren. who shall be legal ar.
bItrators, to whom all the business trans
actions between myself and the society,
involving all claims on both sides, shall
be submitted for settlement. Such ar.
btrators 10 h. clothed with absolute
power to adjust, settle and compromise
the same in every particular, and what
ever their decision shall be It shall I've
binding and final on both sides, ] waive
all right to name the brethren to be ap'
pointed, leaving the selection with you,
merely saying that they, think, should
be taken from the most trusted frlends
of the society. As far az am concerned
such men as the president, Mr.. Samuel
Colgate. or Measrs. j. B. Trevor, Johr
u. Rockefeller, j. A. Bostwick, }. Is
IIoyt. Charles l.. colby, Robert Harris
or any three or five Of theru whom 20,
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Iu,he Place of Lover Jones.

WAsnINuToN. May ?1.-The aPplica.
tions for the seat Of Senator Jones OF
Florida. are numerous, In case Jones
does not return his place will he assigned
to some other senator. 1t Is a choice
scat, between Ransom and Vest. IN the
second row on the democratic side. Mr..
Blackburn has the call under the rule OF
the doorkeeper that first come Is ilfst
served.
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CHOFE'S CHOLERA CURE!
Old Indian Remedy for The Bowels

II IL free from opium nnd parents nrd not
br nirnii thnt their children will h" ios.nth
hyn n never does harm but always does
good. Cures darrhura ami ilus ~ both "I'i hhl
yuunV " hen You have run down ~ ANY ul
thcg, troubles here t. your rrirf. The moth
crs will u, yer To- sing its praises tpf tii'lf
little children will suffer 10 more from thtlt
howpI4 IL they keep II un hand.
ACkEItNAN JACKSON, Aura.
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GOODS RECEIVED EVERY WEEK
10 Fill up our Various Departments.
Dress DeDartnQe ent

All the leading aui popular goods ~ Ali<rrs. Nuns
lntincs. Lawns, French Ntcru, burmese and Nansook tn
su,rkers. lahste, etr., etc.
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Swinging Around

PORTLAND, Or, August .23.-General
john A. Logan, Governor Alger, an6 .
party of nineteen. arrived here at 6 30
this morning, having come overland
from California. They experienced a
most delightful trip. The trip through
the Willamette Valley was oIe series
OF ovaiions. Short halts were made at
Rosebury, Eugene, Albany, Jefferson,
Salem, Aurora and Oregon City. where
large crowds gathered and called for
Logan and greeted him with cheers. In
most places he spoke briefly. At
Salem a stop OF an hour was
made, Logan was introduce d to 3
a crowd of 5000 by Governor Moody,
and spoke fifteen minutes. The party
took carriages and were shown through
the city and State buildings. In this
city General Logan was escorted TO the
Mechanics Pavilion, at s Pm, by the
first regiment of Oregon State troops.
A crowd Of fully 10000 assembled.
General F. II. Lamb, Department Com
mander of the G. A. r., presided.
Ex-Attorney-Ge General George h Vail
iams made an address OF Helcone on
behalf of the citizens of Portland, and
General s. S. Burdette, Of Washington
ID. c., spoke eloquently. General Logan
was greeted with the warmest en-
thusiasm, and spoke half an hour.
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The Yneht Racs.

NEW YoRK, August 23.-The yacht
race today is twenty miles to wind
ward over the outside course Of the New
York Yacht Club: The start is to be
from Sandy Hook light ship. The sea
is comparatively smooth, there being
only the Customary swell, due TO .
northeasterly wind.
Sandy Hook.-A telegram from Long
Branch says the wind is dying out
where the yachts are, and that they
will not turn the stake boat until after
5 o. N. Unless the breeze freshens the
race cannot be made.
HIGHLAxDs.r August 23.-The yachts
started az :21. They crossed the line
as follows: P,FitaH, AnOatie, Priscilla,
SGsDY HOOK, August p Priseilla
led in ths stast, but lost that position 70
the ATLANTA, which shot ahead to wind
ward. Then the PurifGH, cutting
through e heavy swell. walked past the
Priscilla. The iopmast was carried out
OF the Atlanta. At 1855 the wind i
blowing about thirteen miles. They
have got about four hours to make the
race. , II the wind strengthens there
Will be chance for finish tonight
The hdVi0lref now leads. .---
4 LATEsT--The wind having died out
the yachts did not attempt 20 finish
but returned TO port. '
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In Parliament

LONDON, August BIN the House of
Commons, tonight, Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, Chief Secretary for Ireland. re-
plying to Mr.. Sexton, said that the
commission appointed to inquire into
the Belfast riots consisted Of General
Sir Redvere Butler and two Irish bar
risters, Messrs. French and Adams. He
also said that the government proposed
TO add to the commission an officer OF
experience, namely, Chief Constable
McHardy, of Lanarkshire.
The Right Honorable Edward Stan
hope. Colonial Secretary in reply TO
Mr.. Howarth, said that the report that
the government had annexed the Ellece
Islands was unfounded.
Mr.. Labouchere, resuming the debate
on the address, in reply to the Queens
speech. said that Lord Randolph
Churchill's recent electoral manifesto
was an insult 10 the Radical party. He
(LabOuchere) was surprised that the
Hartingtonians had never repudiated
the language applied by Churchill
to Gladstone. He tainted the
Wings with being disguised Tories.
Besides the Wings, Re continued, there
was the Birmingham gang under the
lCAuGlcGAR Va OLaAL0GtA1ALs LAC AaAL-
lily of the latter had doubtless. done eff.
hcient municipal service. and Birming-
ham. therefore. out of sheer gratitude,
had subordinated the imperial interests
to municipal gratitude. Outside of
Birmingham, the Chamherlainites had
no influence whatever. Chamberlain
thought that no scheme could be a
good one unless he himself was the au-
thor of IT,, (Laughter.l Chamberlain
would continue in his, downward career
until he should be gazetted as
Lord Chamberlain. La ghter.) u The
speaker urged Irishmen to continue
their efforts, by legitimate means. TO
/ obtain their rights as a nation, strug-
! CHING 70 be free. (Cheers-) The follow
/ ers OF Parnell had q right to be proud
OF their leader. The accusation that
they were mercerary in receiving aid
from America came with i'll grace from
the English members, who were not
above pecuniary aid from the Ducal
House election. Continuing, he said
that winter was approaching and the
military were assisting in the eyichons
of people. many of whom were cast out
upon the road side. Irishmen could
mot be blamed II they refused to submit
tameiy to such treatment but he
warned them that the disorders were
only severe as an excuse for resisting
home rule and would insure coercionN
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FASTEST Time on record.

LoEDoS, August 2S.-The one mile
running race at Lille Bridge, between
George and Cummings, was won BY the
former. The attendance was variOusly
estimated at from 5000 20 1900. Cum
mings wore an elastic stocking in the
race. sGeorge had the lead Of q yard a.
the quarter mile. which he made in 80
seconds, and also at the half mile
which be reached in 2.02- Their posi-
tons we're not changed until the three
quarter post was resched, when Cum
mings forged ahead. The time Tor the
three-quarters Was 3.O4Z. A desperate
race followed 70 the seven furlongs
when CUMMINGS slipped, George finish
ing at one in 4I27l. the fastest time on
record .sU rT
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More Chicago Bombs

CHICAGO, August 22.-Safely laid away
in Twenty-secead Street station, are
four machines, which are supposed to
dynamite bombs. They were found in
the rear of No. $50 East Twenty-ffth
Street. The bombs are made OF gas
pipe. and each Is eight inches long, and
The ends are plugged with wood. To
the end Of each is attached abuse six
inches long. A piece Of cord was tied
to each bomb With nail fastened q
each cord. Erhe police explain The
utility OF the cord and nails by saying
the bombs were intended to be used IN
the buildings to which they were
fastened. There is no clue to the par
ties who secreted the bombs.
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Miserable for Ireland DishonorabIe
for England!

LONDON, August % Gladstone in the
course Of an address at Ghiselhurst, on
Saturday said: The enthusiasm OF
the British friends OF the home rule
idea is an iTseentiye-to me to never be
beaten in ID; but to continue the strug-
gle for the happiness otLrelahd- Al
though there may be prejudlces be
tween Great Britain and Irelanc the
fact that in the recent elections l.400.-
OOO Englishmen and Scots voted IN be-
half OF ireland shows that the preju-
dice is fast disappearing. Let them
eonsultany book or nation m the world
and they will not find one which dare
not say the relations between England
and the Irish under the union has been
miserable for Ireland and dishonorable
for England. II the country desires TO
redeem her honor and enable her Par
lament to attend to its pressing busi-
ness OF imperial legislation, the irish
question must be settled"
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Saratoga Rae q.

SARATOGA, August 2S.-First race
three-fourths of a mile-Bessie won
Parrocles second. Title Doe. third
Time. Lie. - !.
Second race, one and One-s;xteenth OF
a miie-Burch won Nettle second. Salt
peter third. Time, 2.O5- -.
Third race, I'VE eighths OF mile
Gladstone won. Valiant second, Village
Bow third TiiEe. l0iiz. rTn.-
Fourth race three-fOurths OF mile
Brait won, Carissima second, Duke oil
| Connaught third. Time, LII.
Fifth race. one and one-eighth OF 8
mile, over i've hurdles-Bur Oak won
/ GIenarm second, Shelby third Time,
2.05. lAl ~ 49,
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The Naughty sun

Is always at war with the complexion.
Guard against It as they viii, ladies can
not avoid bis dishguring rays. They
can, however, obiiterate their effects by
using at their toilets -'GLzSS's SuLFnu !.
Soar" This marvellous restarsr o. i''7
male beauty is free from al the 80 l-e-
tionable properties OF the s1e:allsc
weshesin common use, being Is poison
less as water. Beware OF counteIieits-
In this age OF inquiry and analysis no
delete-ious toilet article can succeed. See
that sc. n. CRITTkS-os. Proprietor,
is printed on each packet. without which
none Is genuine. Sold BY dTuggist'
az IS cents: three cakes. 20 cents.
l"HfIL's ISsrASrASEous HAIR DrE,'
owes its popularity no less to the safet.
with which il can be used, han 10 IN
extraordinary beauty and lustre OF IN
c0loTs It produces. - ~
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s.God Save Ireland.

DusLIs, August 23.-An immense
meeting was held to-day, at Carrick-
omar, in aid Of the Irish Parliament
ary fund. Resolutions were adopted
declaring that the people would CON
tinue the home-rule struggle for years
II necessary. The widest enthusiasm
was exhibited, the audience standing
with uncovered heads and singing,
GOD Save Ireland" Large sums OF
money were subscribed.
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LONDON, August 23.-The latest ad-
vices from Japan, state that the noting
between the Chinese and japanese 1t
Nagsah was caused By fight between
e;gbteen Chinese sailors and she
Jsoanese police. Il Was 4 case of simply
disorde Is conduct on the part Of the
sailors and an attempt TO suppress IL by
the police without any admixture whist
ever OF politics. Three men were killed
and 800 wounded most of the. inJursr
being Chinese
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Tho Erietiens.

DUBLIs, August 1.-The eyictions at
Gweedore. in the district Of Donegal
have been concluded. The total amount
OF rents concerned does not exceed CSC
yearly. There were $50 policemen and
balIiifs and sixty cars and boats engaged
for eleven days in the proceedings al
a costof 600 q day. The. scenes were
pitiful, the people being STEPPED IN
poverty. III / - ia j
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Another Bella, outbrsak.

BELFAST, 7.S0 D. m. August 23.-This
evening, a detachment Of police made
an attempt to disperse a mob on Shank
Hill. The mob becoming infuristed,
threw yolley after Volley- Of stones At
the policemen and routed them, The
mob then complete ely wrecked the bar
racks. which were defended By twenty
policemen. Military re-enforcements
are hurrying TO the spot.
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GIadstOne. ParnsiI and EvictiOns.

LoxDoy, August 2s.-GlsdstOne will.
It is believed, make aspeeeh IN the
Commons in support Of Parneli's
motion that the government stop evic-
tons 10 ireland in certain cases. .I
A committee Of workins men has been
formed TO raise by penny subscriptions
testimonial for presentation to Sails
hurry I... ..... D.
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NAL proposals..

wAsaISsToS. August 25.-The Post
Office Department has issued misceilAn-
eous advertisements inviting proposals
for carrying mails in the States Of
Maryland, Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Indiana. Illinois. Colorado,
oregon and California, and IN the Ter
ritories Of Wyoming. Utah, Idaho and
WASHINGTON.
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No. All pefunet.

LONDON, August 2s.-At the usual
weekly meeting Of the executive council
of the Socialist League, to-day, the fol-
lowing resolution Was adopted:
That the council exI resses It's aonor-
renee Of the covardiY conduct OF The
government OF Illinois in passing sen
tence for murder against men VINO
have proved their sympathy Win the
suffering masses.
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A,,aaerou.Proprietor.

NEw YoRK, August 22.-The follow
ing from Mr.. Whitelsw Reii, who is
summering at Milbrae, Cals., was re-
ceived to-day:
rFr MILBRAE, GALA, August 81 .
IFis. Thompson, the Tribune. Men York;
Advance the rate of composition to 81
cents per thousand, commencing to-
day. Signed.
WHIrELAw REID.
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Victims Of youthful indiscretions
suffering from nervous debility, lack o.
self-conhdence. impaired memory, and
kindred symptoms, should send 10 cent
giving means Of certain cure, with nu-
merous testimonials. Address, Worid S
Dispensary Medical association, 65
Main Street, Buffalo. \. Y.1 b.
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DECLINING RICHNESS

OKTTEESS BROS. NO. p AND % 8.
" West Temple Street, having on hand an
SEfety Bfeyeiss 70 dispose OF We hereby,
guarantee greater bargains Than have ever
been offered 20 the publi., $40 machines
Tor 500; also forge anvil sud other flung
tools for sale cheap Ear. EarticulSrS. Apply
City.
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chIne.e troops on the Move.

LoxDoS. August 2s.-Dispatches from
Tientsin state that the. Chinese govern
ment has decided to dispatch troops to
the neighboThood Of Port Lazaress as =
precautionary measure against the re-
ported desigR of Russia 70 seize that
Diace 44.- on
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DANIEL GKEEN1G.

IA NARSET ROW. KEEPS FREsg
uft breaA cakes, pies IA c-seKer1g boiled 3
hArn and-IGDch sll day. FFuiss of I'll l8Ad }
bought aud sold. satisfaction guaranteed.
"a y. First 5Ou-h Street.
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BICYCLES, TRICYCLEs AND VEL
nGUPEnEa

IlvANs & SPENCER, AGENTS FOR THE
IA Victor, Champion. Challenge. Ides
and Otto: also for the Rudse bieycles and
Tandem bicycles. We are the only house
IN Utah carrying ock OF both high grade
Bicycles and Children's nachtnes. Also a
full line Of Bells, Spokes, Cement, Wrenches,
etc. Bicycles sold on tnstallnents and
rented b. the day or hour. l. 1 tsio
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Tn. Celebrated 5. NJ. s.

FIve-cent cigar can be had only at
GreenwaId's Headquarters Tor me IN
ported cigars. Greenwaid mas s9le con-
trolof this famous brand IN Dali Las
City.
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UEEURNIsHED, IN ANxwHoUsE, To
u Bent 70 Single Gentleaen orGouples,
desiring lodginz only. Eligible atuAtion,
and within Qulck reach Of town. Apply Il
The HERALD ONCE.
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Notice to Normal Applicants.

4 -. WHO WISH TO APPLY AS NOR
- mSs 20 attend the University OF Desere-
the pre-ens Academic Year will meet II The
Fourteenth District Schoolro0ms. Sal Lake
City, saturday, August 18th. lssh. q . n
WI n. STEWART.
j. b. TORONTO.
Il c. !. WILCOX. uU-
Bad Of EEaulnefs.
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II L DAVIS oHIROPODLsT AND MAN
81. icure. Office, Palace Hotel. salt Lake
City, Utah
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nOUsE TO RENT.

THIRST DOOR WEST OFT. W. JENNINGS
i residence. Apply at 10 Main street.
G.. Il SMELL
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GUNS. AMMuNIrIoN.

AND SPORTING Goons, Wholesale
a and Retain, at Bedrock Prices. AL the
-eading Rifles and Shot Guns In ssock. See
our Manhattan B q, / Gun. best IN the ma
ket Il the price illustrated Catalogue free
Reoafrinz. Parts for Ri6es and Shot Guns IN
stock. Keys fitted Agency for Victor BIZ
cycle. Evans & Spencer, "a Walker Open
House. Salt Lake City. - oi t-
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MONEY roLeAx.

.nE. POMERoY, BROKER AND REAL
u. Estate Agent, Isl Main Street. Money
70 Loan, Houses and Lots for Sale. and =
general real estate business Transcend.
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streets Cleared.

BELFAsr August 23.-The streets
were cleared BY the military. Nine ar
rests were made. The city IS quiet
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FISHING TACKLE.

nUNS, AMMUNITION. REyOLvERS,
Ut Sporting Goods, wholesale and retail.
Guns and Tents let ~ the-day or week
Gun Repairing and Keys made. Fla 3 .;
low prices EVANS & SPENCER, FL
"a v Walker opers House. Salt Lake City.
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~ DR. Hessel9S
SELECT SCHOOL.
35-N. Second West Street.

'OS MONDAY. sE-TEN5ERs GIN. IsHALL-
W open class In mercantile correspond
ence and arithmetic. and Bookkeeping
Mondays. Wednesdays. FridayE- 80 pm
terms: 900 a month";. fOr ladies' and gentle
zen
Glasses FOR both sexes Rre now open in
Engksh Grammar, Arithmetse. Geometry=
Latin. German. French, spanish, Italians
Two iessg1s week. 500 moth. Ad-
mission daily
Dr.. Phi. Godfrey Hessel.
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! ELECFRI @ crREATnENFs.

NJ prepared 20 give Electro -Treatnent
from 50 cents TO 81. Once over GOdbe d
Pits Drug store.
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DIR. ELLEN b. FERGUSON.
TWO FINE ROOMS.

GFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. sss =.
" Brigham street. Telephone 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOST.

A UGUsT 2Ora, 1856. FROx BACK or
~ Eighth Ward 5choolnouSe, q dRrs-
bzoEn Horse, branded O-O On hip. Had
-ahaAer with lorr strip stfsched Returz
n long Hop, 267 Main Street. nd &c re
wart3ed.
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CALI ON FRANK d HIG SIN
- - VI. BOEHAM-r

EOR GENERAL GROCERIES. GREESE
II Groceries, Flour, etc. Prices % sufsth -
times. watkins building, Fifth ~, Ogdsul
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GOOD NEWS FOR EVERYBODY.
DANIEL GREENIG, IN THE MARKET
~ Row. sets q good lunch on short notice,
keeps fresh bread, cakes, pies and crackers
good enough for king : Give him call a.
"a W. First South Street.
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OFFICE FoR RENT. 3

A FINE OFFICE SUITE IN THg HERALD
A Building. Apply a. This Oaee-
The Labor enquirer., 1886-01-09

lovely vase Of wax flowers but spe
changed color overweight times in
forty.two seconds. BY actual count.
What did she say7 Well, If y6n had
ever heard that woman dress me down
sftsr I had been out till q. m. AT 9
meetin,' I" you would have thought she
was celebrating the New Year by re-
solving to give her tongue rest
When everybody got their throats
cleared, the talking began, and between
hand. shaking. speech-making land eat-
ing and drinking (cofee) we just had a
fine time until after 10 o'clock, when we
all went home feeling in good spirits ;
but the proudest, happs st couple in
Denver that night was yours truly, Mr..
and Mrs. Buck.
The old sage-orange stick which has
been my constant companion for the
past year, is labled and laid away. and
in its place / lean upon staff which
gives me new strength because'of the
trust, friendship and support which it
assures me of in the true souls who
gave it.
The wax flowers occupy prominent
point in our best loom at home, and my
good wife never tires of telling from
whence they came.
May the fates be kind to all our good
friends, and may the recipients of their
esteem never be found wanting when
duty calls to dare and do for the cause
so dear to us all