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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-06
Effective Remedy

for constipation and indigestion, and
are never without them in the house,
Moses Grenier, Lowell, Mass.
81 have used Ayers Pills, for liver
roubles and indigestion, during many
ears, and have always found them
rcmpt and efficient in their action
\. Smith, Utica, n. Y.
4" I suffered from constipation whiei
assumed such an obstinate form that
cared it would cause a stoppage of tb'
towels. Two boxes of Ayers Pills ell
ected a complete cure" ID. Burke,
Saco, Me.
q have used Ayers Pills for the past
hirty years and consider them an in
valuable family medicine. 1 know of
no better remedy for liver troubles.
and have always found them prompt
cure for dyspepsia. > James Quinn, 80
Middle ST., Hartford, Conn.
Having been troubled with costive-
ness, which seems inevitable with per-
sons of sedentary habits, have tried
Ayers Pills, hoping for relief. I am
glad to say that they have served me
better than any other medicine. L
arrive at this conclusion only after a
faithful trial of their merits. - Samuel
I. Jones, Oak ST., Boston, Mass.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED BY
Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
WMAlyO ftheseSuitYOu

Forty acres south of town; all or in pieces
to suit; easy terms.
Forty acres north OF town; all or in pieces
TO suit; easy terms. Orwill exchange either
of the above pieces for city property.
Four whole blocks on the North Bench.
One hundred lots on the North Bench.
VIII exchange nice little rancho for city
property.
VIII trade fifteen lots in Denver.
Win trade twenty-five lots in San Diego,
California.
viii trade you something good for an
equity.
viii trade you fruit orchard in San Jose,
California.
viii trade you eastern or western property
assume an fncumbrance, or pay cash diff
ference.
Will sell you anything in any part of town
or country. Only let US know your wants.
We want twenty-five houses to re1t.
ST. GEORGE & YOUNG,
A e. Second South Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
Constipation

Demands prompt treatment. The re-
suits of neglect may be serious. Avoid
all harsh and drastic purgatives, the
tendency of which is to weaken the
bowels. The best remedy is Ayers
Pills. Being purely vegetable, their
action is prompt and their effect always
beneficial. They are an admirable
Liver and After-dinner pill, and every
where endorsed by the profession.
ayers Pills are highly and univer-
sally spoken of by the people about
here. make daily use of them in my
practice" DR.. 1. E. Fowler, Bridge
ort, Conn.
Il can recommend Ayers Pills above
all others, having long proved thcc::-
value as cathartic for myself AM
family" T. Hess, Leithsville, Pa.
For several years Ayers Pills haN,
been used in my family. We find then
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-06
THE A. O. U. W. CONVENTION
The Utah Delegate Returns The
ReceptiOns. Etc.

William Fuller-beg pardon, Judge
Fuller, has returned from his journey
to Wyoming and Colorado. He feels
highly pleased over his trip; but is
glad, all the same, to get back home to
Salt Lake. AS delegate to the Grand
Lodge Convention of the A. o. U. W.
he. with the other delegates received
royal welcome. At Cheyenne the ma
jority of the best business men belong
to the order; the attorney general of
the Territory acting On the committee
on transportation. The freedom of the
city was preferred by the mayor OF
CheynEe to the A. o. o. w. Grand
Lodge. A free carriage ride and
grand banquet was also given them.
The Grand Lodge of Colorado tele-
grabbed an invitation to visit Denver;
and to Denver they went. At the
depot were respective committees await
ing with vehicles to convey the mem
bers to the various hotels, On Saturday
morning procession OF carriages, with
grey teams and gold trimmed harness
conveyed the visitors around the town
of Denver, containing 100000 inhabi.
tants, winding up with formal recep-
ton by the Governor OF the state. On
Saturday afternoon, upon the invitation
of the officers of Colorado lodges, a
visit was made to Pueblo, where there
was reunion of the lodges of northern
and southern Colorado, magnificent
street parade took place. consisting of
uniformed police; the militia; g. A. r
|. 0. .. \. encampment; K. of p;
Mayor and City Council; bands of
music and hundreds of A. o. u W.;
it formed a procession four blocks
long maching to the mesa above
the town where speechifying
and a banquet filled the hours until
midnight. On the reception committee
were the governor of the State, the
mayor, Bessemer, and two ex-mayors
of Pueblo (all members of the ORDER,
with many of the leading business men
of the town. In visiting among the
real estate men ne found everybody |
pulling for Colorado and Denver as the
hub. one thing very noticeable was |
that the men who had made money in |
that country spent it in building up |
their country; widely different from |
what some of the men who have made |
stakes in Utah have done. A few talk |
of the Salt Lake country, but a FIRE
queully expressed sentiment was that |
propt rty was high in Salt Lake City. |
The experience IN real estate business
in Denver is the same as here, viz
nothing doing in the hot dry months,
activity existing mostly in bal weather.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-06
Is Consumption Incurablep

Read the following: MIR. G. 81. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says: WAS down
with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incurable
Consumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able to
oversee the work on my farm. It is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jessie Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says: Had it not been for DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
would have died of Lung Troubles. Was
given up by doctors. Am now in best
of health" Try it. Sample bottles
free Eat 4. G. Smith & Cos. Drug
Store h, s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-06
Probate Court,

The following orders were made by
Judge Smith yesterday:
Estate of George Coleman. dscease1;
order made of sale of personal property.
Estate of Helenora Symons, de-
ceased; order made appointing B. W
briggs, Jr., Henry Wallace and George
G. LsGabert appraisers. Bs
Estate of Alma G. Anderson, de-
ceased; order made appointing William
Fuller administrator, upon filing q
bond in the sum of $1,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
September 3, 1883.
WHITE HOUSE

b. G. Isabel, Washington. Ia: G. ",
Basor, Ashley. Utah: H. z min, hicago
R. J. BurrastoD, Mono. Utah; julius Hya
man, Rochester, New York; C Christensen
Evanston; o. L. Larsen, Denver, Colo; Mrs
Standish, Bingham. Henry Caldwell, CHI
cago. IL ; Thomas Stevens, Evanston. Wyo.
Alta, Utah; e. F. Stafford, Denver, Cole.
VIM. K. Willis, Ogden; George Rainey, Ats
Frank Grlssneger, O. Kibble. Colorado: A.
A. Johnson, F. o. Fassett, Provo; j ssy
WEIGH. Park GiLyj George Waudt, C. Barlow.
II. Hopaer, W. H. Rogers, Kansas; Wills m
Irving, New York;W. J. Roberts, Aug I
finland and wife, John L. Korig Lansing,
Tenn; Laura G. Roe, Mrs E. Smith,
BuchaWn Mich
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-06
SWELLING THE LISTS.
Special Premiums for the Fair Still
Coming In.

The following letters have been re-
ceived:
August %. 1855
Dear Sir-I take pleasure in offering ".
I. X. gold medal (by Swaner), of the value
OF $40, to be awarded to the prettiest girl, not
less than Is nor more than 80 years of age,
lions to be imposed She must visit the
Fair and register her name in book to be
provided. l would respectfully nominate
land hope the gentlemen will not allow any
bashiulness to prevent them from accept
ing Messrs. Byron GrOO, q. r. Savage and
William H. Rowe, of Salt Lake City; John
Watson. Ogden: William N. Dunsenberry,
Provo as awarding committee, details to be
left to them. Very respectfully,
C. E. JOHNSON.
September 4, 1883
Heber ". Wells, Esq, Secretary D. A. and H.
Society:
Dear Strive will give SIS toilet set as a
prize for the best oil painting, landscape or
portrait, executed by any young lady resi-
dent of Utah and under u years of age
Yours respectfully,
GoDBE, PITTS DRUG Go
w. H. SHERMAN.
September A, 1888.
Heller u. Wells, Secretary D. 4. and IT.
Society,"
Dear Sir-Please find enclosed $40 cash
premium at the Agricultural Fair for the
best twelve pairs of home made shoes The
lot is to contain ladies', gents and child
ren's shoes. Respectfully.
e. +. BRANTING.
SALT LAKE CITY, September A, 1888.
Heller II. Wells, Esq, Secretary D. 4. en-
Society, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Dear Sr:-In reply TO your letter of Au-
gust 10th, hand you herewith check for
$500 which has been appropriated nv the
board of directors this bank to be offered
in the following premiums at the coming
fair, namely:
For the best crayon portrait SIS.
For the best Photographic exhibit SIS.
For the best oil painting $25
The remaining $25 to be awarded at the
discretion of the board Of the D. A & NJ
Society. Yours truly.
L. s. HILLS,
Deseret National Bank.
September 9rd, 1855.
Il. ". Wells, SecretargiD. ~. and IF. Society,"
Citg:I
Dear sir:-We will give Gildin sulky
Piow as special premium for the coming
fair You can award 1t you see fit
Very Respectfully, z
Co op Wagon and Machine Co,
- F. Grant.
70 September 4th, 1855
H; III. Wells, Esq, Secretary D. a. and II.
Society: =
STRIP. w Madsen & Co. VIII give as a
special premi5m to. be awarded by the
Board OF Directors to such purpose as they
may deem best, one Early Breakfast Range,
W + ". aAaDsHN & CO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-06
4 Reminder from the Watermaster

Watermaster Wilcken wants the peo-
pie living near the heads of the Nine
tenth and Twentieth Ward bitches to
remember that those living below
them also need water, and they are re-
quested not to turn the water into their
lots, or otherwise waste it. There is
enough for culinary purposes only, and
by conforming to the watermaster s re-
quest. they will save themselves from
trouble.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-06
For Stealing Horses .

The man Marshal, who was arrested
on Tuesday night for stealing three
horses belonging to Mr.. Chadwick. of
Statewide, was taken to Ogden last
night by Sheriff Belnap. Marshal will
be remembered as the man who was
shot in this city about two years ago
by man named Carter. He is hard
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23


W II Iuachsen. editor Of The Quincy
Herald tells Of an amusing experience he
rceently had vita the venerable Phoeicn
Howard. Il seems that Phocion staIked
into The Herald Office the other day with
his usnal budget OF political information,
which be forthwith proceeded 10 open
ar To disseminate FOR the information
and the instruction Of the eGitoril force.
And, By the way" said Phocion al
last. Il have ran over from Danville %
deliver an address before the Grand Army
men Of this city this evening. Ii Las oc-
CURED 70 me that your paper might Ike
70 publish q synopsis of my speech. and
If It would | shall be glad 10 furnish that
synopsis.
Yes. ans wered Hinrichsen. well do
II and do II cheerfully. I'm not going to
be in town myself; al 3 o'clock this after
noon have got 10 run up 10 Jacksonville
TO attend 70 q little matter ol business;
bat III leave q note for my assistant. who
viii take charge tonight during nay alb
sence, telling him that the report you
bring in is al right.
This was eminently satisfactory TO
Phocion. The next day HinrichSen was
greatly annoyed TO find that no copies of
That mornings Herald reached Jackson
vile by the early train. It was the first
time in many months that the paper had
missed tho train. Hinrichsen was pretty
hot about it, and when be got back TO
Quincy that day he made up his mind TO
raise particular Tophot with the editor
whom he had left in charge and who must
have been responsible for the hitch. So
he made diEgcnt search for that young
man. and having found him lie expounded
unto him the exposition vulgarly called
the riot act.
But it wasn't my fault. pleaded the
young man; you wrote me this note.
didn't your
The note he exhibited read in this wise;
''The Phocion Howard matter is o. K
Put it on the first page. Hinrichsen-
"Ycs. | wrote that. said Htrrichsen-
'Wel, continued the assistant editor,
''Phodon didn't bring his matter into the
Office until about midnight and that was
why We missed all the mails"
But how can You explain. asked Hin
richsen. how can you explain why the
mere synopsis of a speech should dernor-
alize tho machinery OF a first class news
paper Officer
"Synopsis?" repeated the assistant edi-
tor, in tone of blank arnazement. ''Sy-
nopsisY Look a-here, Mr. Hinrichsen.
have you seen our paper todsy2'
mo. not yet
well, just take a look at it and you'll
see what PhociOn Howard meant when
be suggested providing you with a synop-
sis"
Hinrichsen went over TO the file that
hay upon the table yondor and he turned
to tho first page Of the mornings paper.
The telegraph news had all been crowded
out. Phocion had got IN his work with
fatal effect The report of his speech. as
furnished by himself. filed four columns
and half Of solid nonpareil!-Chicago
News
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Boys get 81 a day and their keeping for
picking fruit IN California
'sThe Fatigue Of Public Worship Is sub
ject Of discussion IN the British medical
presS
A church in Pekin. China, sends contri-
button TO the Presbyterian board Of church
erection for the building o churches on the
western coast OF our own land
There were e0,621 paupers, besides lunatics
and vagrants, in the 3,S15,0 900 iaaIAitants OF
London in the frst week Of July.
la COST island, on the Florida coast, will
soon be one immense cocoanut grove, il Is
said, 50 rapidly Is it being set out with cocoa
nut trees.
Georgia minister has Just constructed a
sermon upon "The Evolution Of the English
man from tho Crusader 70 the Dude" but,
unfortunately. the text is not specified
A bin has been introduced In the British
parliament forbidding the erection of exces-
sively high buildings in London. On streets
sixty feet vide only churches may be erected
% a greater height than sixty feet Noother
building on any street can be higher than the
width Of the thoroughfare.
The sum OF 800 was deposited in Hart
ford Com hank In 1894 and never drawn
ont, while the person who placed it there has
been dead for several years. The heirs 20 the
money, who only recently learned OF Its ex.
istence. viii receive, besides the principal
over $500, representing the accrued interest
New JERSEYS largest truck farm is In In
4ependeuce township, Warren county; has
100 acres. 81 which but 500 are vet in tilth.
yet wili produce this year 7O0 co bushels of
onions Tor View YORK and Philadelphia As
they will - r-orth over dollar bushel the
value q half million dollars sci upon tie
farm n1ust he abnormaliy low
An coil WITCH -ho cen sIocaae- oil wells
ss the ord nary con jurer dos tbose q water.
IS reported from somewhere N Pennsyivs-
MIA. AID it - sid tnat nearly dozsn gush-
ers are due e. her magic ponssrS Shs IS a
beautiful Sva,ie. rieb ard wei e.iacated. vef
nov and then turns pretty penny by tie
1fft she canBot explain any more than hsr
behoders
The nau1sx a1d focations - sils navy vsr'is
g. The United Ssaeas are as follows Charles
ten nay vard Boston. Rruoklyn navy ysri
B-ooxiyn. 6foSport navy vsryi. Norfolk. y a.
Eitterv navy ysr8 Kittery. Ne Leagur
Island navy yard Phfasie. 0bia Mare isisud
navy var3 San Francisco Ner Fordoo nsvy
yard NsE London. CoEa Psns>culs navy
ysri Psnsaooia. Pa. Washington RsVy
ysrl. Wssh.n rtoz
We<t Virzinia thus fsr hasn't r7afe r7=srh
uoizs IN tta world. hut siae's Big enouzh 20
ard growing ir crrtsn dirrrti1rs Ae-nr1
lnz - rarers s-atieti-s she - isrcer tar
MasSarhus Raoo~ Essassd- Connects-T7t
Yes j. sev a1d lsaIaEars o5rattnet- Thes'
ro.sulsffan = - 90 hers s18S4z Ths
ral.se Z the.r nrorertv is ever =. - fco Coz
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23


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saa xsosfsl szL-sl2cLI0a aas gFs1- lac
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b. AF hsEFy flszssT4l9 vas tras ~ u4-4ra
zs oii0 sas nrsl-ciass s82 isf Above lns
zFsfazs I1s o4rirs94s L0rzlzos Love
as elegantly produced. c9sl4ulss s1pefo p.
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laliases Mcaassdzf All "a -Elas 4I-el-
lo0as - : . else2.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

The wisest writer's on what
to do at home and in one an
others homes are in the La
dies Home Journal and Prac-
tical Housekeeper.
Picture makers, too.
A magazine with nearly a
million subscribers Can do
what nobody dreamed of two
or three years ago. Twenty
large pages a month of house
keeping wisdom, diversion,
help, by reading and picture.
The pictures are quick, but
{ he reading lasts; and so do
the pictures.
Do you know the rule about
pictures Let them be few if
you must; but let them be
good.
Ten cents IN silver or stamps
viii bring you the magazine
the rest of the year, including
September.
The October number is on
the news-stands now six
cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

Prof r. 7. Cormony. coTnst vSrtnoso, has
given up bis engagement on TIE road and
returned 70 h.s nome ia this cay Wills
a Norfolk Va. ne Nas stricken With vel
lov isvsr. daviBg = strong constitution,
hs pulled through. although be stu shows
tae effects Of he terrible ds-ass- RE is
no~ Ia a fair Esy Of conDiets recoUsry
The genial face Of David Cowell Aas re-
turned 70 the tnion Depot Mr. Govsll
hss oesn visiting friends 10 some Northern
towns daring a weeks vscztion, and oas
refarnsd hndinz himself much reirrzhsd
from BIS saort vacation.
Mrs. Ea z Osborne spent Sunday IN ths
eity with her parents. Mr.. and Ms W. r
Csfy Mr.. and Mrs.. Osborns will spend
t1- Winter a Chattanooga. Tenn, vsars
Mr. Osborne has business engagement
Mr. and Ms Hovsy C. Clark. Of Mime
snols - in Toe city visiting friends. Nr.
C.srk. Who ras formerly Ia the G. & w. ID.
ofoes. - now prosperous lumbsrTsn.
I'D G. VapAsuus Who vss seized with
ronxestion Of the brain iast Saturday. and
whose condition was critical for some time,
wss reported better yesterday.
Charles r. Oakss. who pas been visiting
his relatives Nr and Mrs James l. Pitts
aaa Mrs. PaEl ~ Friedrich. has returned
20 as home Ia Boston
M~< 3 II Sweet, vho has eesn a. 81.
Marks Hospital for the past week. has re-
turned 10 Der residence, corner Primes and
Hsnr7-sts.
Mrs John s. Long leaves on Thursday
tov San pisxo, Cal. 10 Join Der husband
sbo - engaged inths manufacturs OF fr1it
packages-
NJ and Mrs. A F. Patton. of Curwens-
vile. Pa. sre the ruests Of John Patton. Jr..
ana snily. TIE Msssrs. PISTON are
brothers
nr. vo<. Of this cisv. preached ~ the Hol
land Christian Reformed church IN ksism-
stoo last sunday.
+ 6. McCsss. Assistant General Freight
krent Of the g.. r. + q r. Railroad vas %
the cfy Y-srsrcsy
Nrs F. A. Fi-tchsr has returned from
plsassnt two weeks vssis with relstvss a.
Greenviils.
N-s ur Isubestsin = in MEwsnkse
beng called thers y the death Of \
hr1fheT
Mrs. Iahn r neens hss returned from
FORT Wayne. raers she has been visifiRg
trends
NJ. II r. Furchils. Of Alaska. = visit
ins ser sToth@r. s. H. s-eef, for few
weeks
III s1d Nrs T. n Putnam hsve re-
termed from visit siih trends n Clevs-
and
sees Elise eirsrd.n and Anna Vshv
80 be guests Of M and AIRS. a s. Hui
n Spors ard ,smilv. fornsflY Of
Encaf ~ rave GENE here - rssids.
~ and Nrs Afetz ry~on srr the
ford parents oil = pretfv slrl bsnT
Canfsin 6svs.f sd Don Lsstaefs -
tnraed irom CiiiceEo yesterday
nr fsw yer 20 Holland on professional
tua rsss rsstsr-iss
Frank krca hss gone 70 Cslifornis co
sreud fhs 81 Hter.
TT Casuin ef Nexico . visiiax y. ?
Taitafi
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23


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Eaa aEllas8 azes rsaizYsa from Las
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Ersd g s sss. ~ sf Less. 80 IA Lhs
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Esst onds@-st ezsis A1s al ca 1aa1ag
Magar s sssaa : ~ zssa ssfla4s ~ bus
.nssa -oansetsa aitn Democrats poiigics.
To- 49, ssr ss.iesalx ia fsoat " TIE a.
EE fsasoza (. aaCes % cssLl .5lstsl. Is % q
decided Improvement.
aai SATURDAY. lns Psbiic uorsry gaFe oat
59l sal4aes- Ehis aas a. '-eEs4ss oEef t-s
same 5alafd4Y ~ a year 49,.
lassoa lehof sra Ka.harins 4arDhy
-. 49, asrfisf Nslaeseay uoTalag ~ ID
T. -iosk e. 81 Iamss lnuscn
ne VI tsioo4b FlrBllars CoalpanY re-
essgsd las u voice for - sscoad import
ag.iu sl pists iass mirrors y-slsfday
Aasr william -andtogd sss disch.r6st
in tas Police C9lrs Yesterday ee mkte a
Complaint against Michael WaFd for keep
AZ ia s4l1on open Altsr hears
lion Henry N4ltsrsou. ths 2 tsi ont
erraue editor 81 tbs LeasFiils Cearier-J8lr-
f..s - N..r
Ja.as s4ll5sz Cd coaches shich havs
srea ussd darak l1e .fagsiiBg sszs0a have
bssn rIa a ca 1s slss lf1cks a. tas south
yards.
The mslY saEiosss ef Eood waica oil ths
track A fls s0uln ards az very i0rcl5ie
reminders t.at ~.atsf 3 uot many weeks
distant
YESTERDAY 1oan l. DAVIS and Miss Mar
"a n. w iiord. oota Of PAss we're Taar-
red The coaaty bridal chamber oy jus
tee y asa
The arxlassnts of he counsel IN the
Street E3llssT In lcucti0n case we're com
zsaoea osfoTs Juass BarAnzzIae yestsrday
snd only partly nnbhsa
Judge Grove Yesterday granted decree
Of a. solce To Ne.llie FOss irofD Dexter tOss
on Ihs ground Of want Of support aud
tnAt force -as Used 10 compe! her % marry.
ia the Superior Court yesterday fllla x.
chEsdeT vas given decree Of divorce
from hsr huso nd William Z. Schwsdsr.
ou t5s gFsanels az dsserlon and non-sup-
port.
Miss Ahcs Stews : employed sn express
man Yesterday 10. axe trunk 10 the Ne
ksynolds block, AMI Il oas not eeen de-
nssred vet. ~ sae reported the matter %
tne police.
Hon u G. Burch xau De invited By the
Rspuhican % reply 40 Tie political address
made ~ Edwin r. r. al last saturday oisht.
Mr Burch vii probably speak On Thurs
tsy light.
Ihs food Time social Club -iu give Q
hard times masquerade halI a. Com paRy
rs ArmogY. 81 aud - Psari ST., Thursday
even * of th.s week. TN0 nne priZss vii
e gwen tl lhe xentlsmro and LADY reaf-
ing ne most comicsl costa tues.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
Culture Is Catching.

Where are you FROM asked tho
prosecuting attorne in the police court
Of the prisoner. who was charged with
drunkenness and disorder.
From Boston. sir.
Your business is driving horse car
Is Il nots'
Tho prisoner drew himself rp with cold
hauteur and said ia tone Of quiet, sting
ing contempt:
mo sir
What is your business. them
II drive the horses that are attached 20
the car. To drive car would be 0n i'm
possibility. Merchant Traveller.