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These qnick changes in . w0msn's tcfb-
per afs funny, Bromley. The other dsy.
/ heard crash In Tho yard next door
then heard Mrs. Bines ssyi You diJn't
want to break the pitcher, did you. Ton :
myi Never mind IL. little dear!
l would call her an amisblc woman.
Mr.. DrnDges,
Well, may be. Ten minutes later she
struck different key. Tom, Jon good
for.notbiog little rAsosI. Why did you leave
that gate opcs7 Twas mind 70 bog your
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Mr. Msrringsf. Increased proyocstion--
No. Bromley. II vas less of psevocs-
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them
EssiIy enough. The Ton vbo broke
her pitcher. sss my Tom. The Tom wbs
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conoIote Nove nd Other Works. by Famous Authors Almost

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The MOrmOns Again.

Senator Edmunds' bill, confiscating the
church property of the Mormons, has
not had tendency to bring out the best
and most Christ-like principles of that
people. 1t was an act unworthy OF the
great nation; there is no question that
some of the Mormons are as honest and
conscientious in their belief in polyga-
my as Senator Edmunds is in his reiigi-
oIs belief. 1t is well known by all That
there is large class of Mormons who
are earnest believers in, and upholders
OF, the Mormons religion, with that
single exception of the doctrine of
polygamy; yet this latter class must
suffer with their more extreme brothers.
Putting this all aside, Edmunds' bill
cannot be considered the proper way to
deal with this question. If it is a crime.
1t IS at the same time religion. and the
extremists who condemn it tie most
would condemn ShakeriSm, and that is
religion also. We have scanned very
closely the columns of the If0manis
Exponent. a pape: published in Salt
Lake City, and we find 1t teening with a
pure, ennobling, fervent, and forgiving
spirit that is not excelled, if equaieG
by any religious paper among cur ex-
changes, and that is what called
forth this article, for we expected 10 see
less Christian spirit exhibit itself
under this new attitude of our govern
Re 1Orter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-14
Magazine of American Histor,

The March Magazine Of American His
tory presents an appetising table of con-
tents. Every article is of Importance
and of superior merit The frontispieee
is an excellent steel portrait of General
W. T. Sherman. The opening article,
"The Van Courtlandt-Manor- house" is
from the pen of the editor, and Is illus
trated with curious relics of two and
one-half centuries ago; also portraits
and eXquisitely drawn interiors. The
Hon John w. Johnston contributes the
second article, 'Shall we have Colonies
and Navy?" discussing in an excep-
tionally able and informing manner the
attempts hitherto of the United States
to COLOMBO. Mr.. Arthur Harvey fol-
lows with a most interesting and de-
lightfully readable sketch of Cham
plains American Experience in 1913. :"
Then we have a fresh and absorbing
study in early western history, a sketch
of "Simon Girty, the White Indian"
whose life was a tragic romance from
the cradle to the graye-an admirably
written article by George W. Ranck.
There are three war papers in this
number, all of the first interest. Hon.
Horato King. formerly one of President
Buchanan cabinet, presents an account
of 1.-The Trent Affair, (which cannot fail
to attract wide attention. General
William Farrar Smith writes on "Sh;-
loh," and his critical and forcible con-
illusions, coming after so much has been
published in the other magazines, will
unquestionably settle numerous contro-
verted points in regard to this much
discussed contest. George B. Bacon
gives thrilling description of the break
ing of the chain for Farragut's feet, at
the forts below New Orleans, entitled;
lone Nights work, April 20, 1862" In
the departments of Reprints is an inter
esting memorial tribute from the pen OF
Charles Reade, the novelist, copied from
the London Graphic of March 26, 1875,
together with the portrait of the sub
ject, Chief-Justice John Meredith Read,
of Philadelphia. The varied depart
ments are filled with particularly choice
reading.
Published at 30 Lafayette Place, New
York City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-14

The ECONOMIC FACT looks AND FREE
TRADERS GUIDE First Edition. Edite d
Dy X X Bowker, honorary secretary Free
Ira League. New York: rec Trade
Club. - Nassau Street, Price, . cen S
Under the above title has been issued
homespun reference book. 1t con-
tains summary of "protectionist
points and free-trade facts" in the
shape of a dialogue in which a free
trader answers the arguments of a pro-
tectlonist; the utterances on freedom of
trade of leading Americans, from
franklin down, of rarty platforms,
Presidential messages. ETC., and of such
lrlShmen as Daniel O'Connell; a valu-
allie historical kew TO tariff legislation
IN this country. referring the reader to
tne books where the full facts are to ue
found; short history of our tariff;
numerous tables. including the present
tand and imports under 1t the tariffs
OF other Leading nations, the progress
OF Ureat Britain under freedom of
trade, the wool statistics of this coun-
try: The roster OF. the present Congress,
WIN the votes Uf members on previous
acts and their opinions on taiff legiS-
iauon; and. finally, an appendix. Civ
ing the Oh cago free-trade platform,
the Presidents aud Secretary Man
mng's references to the tariff, and other
recent matter. The editor prefaces the
work with an Introduction. outlining
the programme of revenue reform agl-
tatlon. 10 which directions for organic
ing clubs for revenue reform work are
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Decorater and rurni.her.

The Decorator and Furnisier for March
has an exceptionally brilliant display Of
articles and illustrations, all of them
being particularly useful and interest
ing. The recent extensive and elaborate
decorations in the New York Academy
OF Music have excited more comment
and admiration than almost any other
similar work in that city for wears; and
IN examining the four pages of ilIustra-
lions made by the firm doing the deco
rating, one can readily understand WHY
they are so highly valued. These repro
ductions of the Academy decorations
are among the finest pieces ever given
in any magazine. There is also a long
article upon the White House, giving a
good idea OF its appearance, and a full
page illustration of the celebrated East
Room, reproduced with Photographic
effect. There are several articles OF
furniture shown. entirely new in design,
an article on prominent Philadelphia
studio, an elaborate door carved by
Benn Pitman, ceramics, an alabaster
mantel, and a profusion of other things.
The magazine is publilhed at 80 East
Fourteenth street, New York City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-14

SALT LAKE CITY, November %, 1885.
We have satisfied ourselves as to the
superior qualities of Hot Springs
water, and cheer. ully recon-
mend the same.
A. &C. SMITH & Co.
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No Chance for the Presidency.

Mamma said little boy lugubrI-
ously, the other day, as he laid down a
volume of biographical sketches of the
Presidents, II don't believe I'll ever be a
President. 1 amt got the chance. l
wasn't brung up right"
why. child, you have the same
chance that other little boys have"
No, ANTI wasn't born in a log
cabin, nor amt drove a team on the
canal, nor had to read the spellin book
by the light of a pine knot, nor had to
split rails nor nothin' like the rest of
the boys who got there. 1 tell you,
mother, I'm handicapped for the Presi-
dental business"
From the stress laid on the hardships
endured by some or the Presidents
when boys it is not strange that the
juvenile mind should draw such de-
tuction.
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Brads streets.

Bradstreet's, the weekly financial and
commercial newspaper published by the
Bradstreet Mercantile Agency, is now in
its thirteenth volume. and stands at the
head of all the financial and commercial
periodicals of this country, and is sur
passed by none in Europe. In the
twelve volumes already issued can be
found more original and carefully
prepared matter-facts and figures
relating to business topics than can be
found in any other periodical for the
same period. Nor is 1t surprising that 1t
has reached and maintains this posi-
! ton, for il is owned and published by
large corporation-Th Bradstreet Com
pany. with its cash capital and assets OF
over 81 400, OO0, its nearly 100 branch
offices. and its small army of over 1 900
salaried employees and 65,0O0 regular
CORE pondents Thiso ganiZaiion maxi
extensive investiga ions into indus
trial and other-matters, gathers full
reports of the condition and prospects
of the leading crops, and exhibits regu-
larly the state of business. practically
making Brddstreet'S the authority as 10
the condition and prospects OF the COM
mercial world. 1t needs but glance at
the newspaper to satisfy any. one that
its publishers have been ambitious more
than avaricious, for in no way are Its
pages made up to cater to the popular
taste o. to serve the purposes OF loud or
InsinuatiDg advertisers. No trivial or
sensational matters are ever to be found
in its columns, but the whole 800 large
pages year are so solidly packed with
news, reports, discussions. decisions anu
data as to make Brddstreets an accep,
table and almost indispensable journal
for progressive business men.
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The Hot Springs of Salt Lake City are
superior to the very best mineral waters
in The market.
J.. NJ. BENEDICT, NJ. D.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 18th, 1885.
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About to be Buried Alive.

Timothy Smith, 70years old, who was
once a well-to-do farmer of Freeport, n
j., lost all he possessed through drink
and finally went to the town poorhouse
in Uniondale, where several months
ago he fell ill of cancer o. the stomach.
On Saturday, as he was evidently sink
ing, physician was sent for. and while
the physician was there the old man
apparently ceased to breathe and his
rulse could not be felt. Keeper Hen
drick Ryder soon afterward began to
prepare the body for burial. He washed
it and covered ii with a sheet, intending
to clothe it the next morning. When
morning came the keeper went to finish
his work, but he had no sooner entered
the room than he was startled by hear
ing the supposed corpse say:
why didn't you put more clothingon
me? It's very cold f"
Ryder ran out and sent for the doctor.
Smith was placed in warm bed and
well cared for, but he died seven hours
later.
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LITERATURE.

HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF
bASp IN SGLAND. By Prof WIN. Lloy,.
blrsoeck, Cambridge University. Price Is
gents GEL post free J. Fitzgerald, Publisher
SsS Pearl Street. New York
The question of land distribution is
attracting attention all over the world
and In England its discussion threatens
10 produce, at no distant day. pro-
found and far-reaching social and
polltlcal revolution. Hence a treati e
on the principles of land-distiibution
Is most timely, ana must be welcomed
oy every siudious observer of The events
OF current history.
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l. The Widow Bedott Papers This Is The BOOK COX
over which grandmohers laughed till they eiieo anu
it is just as funny to-dayas It ever was
2 Fancy Work for Home Adornnent, an en-,
practical Instructions for making fancy baskets, wall
pockets brackets needle work. embroidery etc. etc., pro-
fusely and elegantly Illustrated. mr.
5. Grimm's Fairy Stories for the DUNG hii5'
finest collection Of fairy stories published The child
rem will be delighted with them. GO.
4 The Lady OF the Lake. By Sir Walter scott
the works OF Scott none Is beautiful than THIS
s. Manual OF Etiquette for LADIES' ana Is ~ I 90
cude 10 poteness and good breeding giving the rues OF
modern etiquette for all occasions .,,os and
Gentlemen, complete guide to Correspondence, gring
plain directions for the composition OF letters OF every
kind with innumerable forms and examples. ,..
!. Winter Evening Reereafions, arse eolect on
Of Acting Charades Tableaux, Games, Puzzles, etc. Tor
social gatherings, private theatricaAS' anu s'Se
home; illustrated. -, TO-
and choice collection for school exhibitions Ano Puos anu
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g. Parlor Magic and Chemical Experiments,
book which tells how TO perform nunaIeas Ter sini
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Il. Sixteen Complete Stories By iopnlar Au.no1s
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IL Useful knowledge for the Million, a NANCY
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Is. Called Back. A Novel. By Hugh Conway author
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-14

THERE is MEANS of eradicating local
disease of the skin that can be relied on,
viz: GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP. HILLS HAIR
AND WHIsKER DYE, Black or Brown,
SOC.
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Mr.. A. HIGGINS, of Wyoming, n
Y, says he had the Piles for nearly 40
years, land was cured by using Gilmore's
Pile Specific. For Sale at A. g. Sni b
& Co. S Drug Store.
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Warden. author auth Of The House on the Msrsh se
Ii. Mildred Treynnion. Novel. By F" The Dueh
is. park Days. Novel. BY Hugh Conway, su,ho.
Of Cf,led Back etc. -
10; The Mystery Of the Holly Tree. A Novel
By the author OF " Dora Thorne' d
20. Shadows on the Snow. Novel By B. L. Far,
icon, author Of bread and Cheese and Kisses etc.
q. The Gray Woman. Novel By Mrs. Gaskei-
author Of Mary Barton" etc.
author Of The Woman IN White" etc.
q. Red Court Farm. A Novel. By Mrs. Henr,
Wood, author Of East Lynne" ETC. nm.
"a. In Cupid's Net Novel. By the Author Of Dor
Thorne.'' 49, r.reiv s'-- f -llr- = ).
3. Back to the Old Home. A Novel By Mary Ceei
Hay, author Of Hidden Perils,' etc. ~
26. John Bowerbnnks Wife. A Newell. b5-a-t
Mulock author Of John Halifax. Gentleman. etc.
q. Indy GwendolIne's Dream. Novel. 81
author Of Dora Theme" etc. ,,,,,
%. jasper Danes Secret Novel By MISS u
Braddon, author OF aurora Floyd. % etc. 30
.. Leoline. ANovei- BY Mary Cecil hAy' au'He'
brenda Yorke," etc. ,,., ,,,,,
30. Gabrieps Marriage. Novel, By "iikie N0i'il'
author OF " No Name" etc. ST..
81 David Hunt ANoYeI. By MrsAnn s.ssePhen'
author OF " Fashion and Famine" etc. n ".
30. Reaping the Whfrlwind- Move. ~ '
Cecil Hay author Of Old Middletons Money, &c:
don author Of Lady Audley's Secret" etc.
Novel By Eta W Pierce author of'The Birth Aark &
IS. A Golden Dawn. A Novel. b. the author
" Dora Thorne.'' etc. ". .t.,,,5-
81. Sister Rose 4 Novel. By Wilkie C0inn'' AL
Of The Woman in white ETC. v-oos .uthcr
So Anne. Novel. BY Mrs henry "''1'
80. The Laurel Bush. Novel. By Miss Mule
author OF John Halifax. Geutlemsn. etc. v,. nth
of Adam ao ssds, sT The Mn on Ii. flos ssa.
-. - ..,.io~ra contni-i