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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
The City Council.

A regular session Of the city council was
I Id Friday evening.
Geols,e Krug, for the Anheuser-Busch
ewing association, asked permission to
a track across Twenty second street.
,ferred to the Street committee, which
Sbsequently reported favorably, and the
tition was granted. Several minor petit
us wfe re appropriately referred.
42lats az Mob hill annex and the subdivis-
of lot %, block 10, South Ogden survey,
re presented and referred to the Street
Flnmittee with instructions to report next
iday.
s1he report of the Street committee on
ewalks was submitted and then with
lwn for another week.
me resolution regarding the opening OF
tain blocks and narrowing certain
r eets, and which had been considered in
amittee Of the whole, was, on motion of
Incilor Turner, laid on the table by a
lnimous vote.
: he sidewalk question again came up,
$ ough Alderman Preshaw. The ordi-
ice which it is proposed to adopt had
n materially amended by the Street
lmittee, and instead of fifteen
is square foot, the estimated
"a as amended is eight cents 4 square
t. Five additional districts were also
uded in the amended ordinance, viz:
: Il avenue, Twenty-first to Twenty
nth street; Lincoln avenue, same; Grant
nue., same; jefferson avenue, Twenty
to Twenty seventh street, and Adams
nue, Twenty-tirst to Twenty-eighth
n yet. 1t was finally agreed to open cor
Oondence with Adolphus Bush, of the
! tn American ASphaltum company, and
d fy him that the city was ready to make
tracts.
appropriation of S75 was made by the
to the @. A r. for the purpose of aid
in a proper observance of Decoration
Ills to the amount of nearly S4OO were
- roprianely referred. The committee on
: ms TyA1orted favorably on bills amount
to 81, 104.14, and these were allowed.
proposition to save the shade trees on
brow of Twenty-tifth street hill by be
ing the excavation for grade two feet
the sidewalk met with considerable
1ssion. in the course Of which Councillor
fin said that he thought the matter
Id be considered in executive session.
MAYOR interrupted by saying: mo
executive sessions; we will call
| informal meetings hereafter" Finally
e wigs taken on the proposition, and it
agr{sed to. Ayes-Messrs. Shilling,
len, Fell, Douglass, Anderson,
Ter, Turner and Hank; s. Noes
srs. Snyder, Preshaw, Hurlbut, Chap
and Gliffin-5.
e resignation of George l.. Corey as
Il supervisor was accepted and j. b.
dge chosen to fill tho vacancy.
g matter OF appointing city scaven-
vas dropped, as the street supervisor
dy had the necessary power in the
Uses.
e ordinance regarding building permits
ees was read a second and third time
passed unanimously.
ourned until next Friday evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
Real Estate Transfers.

The transfers of real property recorded
during the twenty-four hours ending at
noon yesterday were as follows:
Lars J. Henstrom and wife to Mary
Brooks, part of lot 4, block So, plat a;
IS, 600. Subject to mortgage of $500.
Meriah c. Brown to John Richard Hen
strom, part of block 16, plat B, 5Cxl2334
feet; $3.50.
James D. Stone to Edward Sewell, part
of the southwest quarter Of Section "a,
township 6, north of range 2, west, lOXl6O
rods; $3.50.
Samuel McMurdic and wife, of Paradise
Cache county, to Jane Davis, part of lot {,
block 80, plat A, 3xS rods; $500.
Addison j. Chamberlin TO William A.
Hultgren, part of lot l, block As, plat c, Al
feet by rods; S45. Deed dated July 20,
1854
Michael Buchmiller and wife to Amos
Sebring, part of lot l, block 20, plat A,
AXIS rods; "a, 800.
Edward A Reed and wife to Frank j.
Cannon and Florence F. Nelson, lot 9,
block s, plat c, acre; 5000.
David Eccles, as mayor of Ogden, to
John Reeve, cemetery plot c, lot 81, block
3, Ogden cemetery survey; $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
Police News.

Tom Quinn was before Justice Preshaw
yesterday, charged with gambling. The
evidence was conclusive and Tom was
fined 500 and costs, amounting in all to SOB,
which he paid.
X. 0. Zimmerman, for being engaged in a
lottery scheme, was fine So and costs; $29
in all, which he paid. These parties, by the
practices of their evils, feeced a stranger
out of a considerable sum of money, but as
his statements were conflicting, the charge
Of swindling could not be entertained.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05

Persons wishing to improve their memo
ries or strengthen their power Of attention
should send to Prof. Loisettee, 237 Fifth
avenue, n. Y, for his prospectus post free,
as advertised in another column.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05

Peoples Equitable sells shoes at prices
hat astonish.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05

trough the advertising columns of the
newspapers. Mr.. Negus says that the
policy of the company toward shippers,
when the road is completed, viii be Of the
utmost liberality, and that the purpose of
the company is to open up and foster the
local business along the line. The through
business will not be bolstered up at the ex-
pense of the local. Mr.. Negus claims that
the interest on the debt of the Pacific Short
Line will amount to but 81 900 a mile, and
that for this reason they can afford to
adopt liberal policy in favor OF the local
trade
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
VULCAN POWDER GI
JOHN W, SMELL, AeI
VnIIcAN SAVE HnnrY
THE COLUMBIA BICYCLES

IUU IAN OAYt HuHEI
DU RCHA SING YOUR SUPPLE
i through the Utah Supply Purchasing Agency
366 Fourth Street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
In the Probate Court.

In the matter of the estate and guardian
ship of Rebecca Terrell, an incompetent
person; order entered confirming sale of
real estate.
In the matter of John EtheringtOn, de-
ceased, a decree was entered for the distri-
button of the estate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
To Dispel Colds.

Headaches and fevers, to cleanse the
system effectually, yet gently, when COS
tive or bilious, or when the blood is impure
or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, to awaken the kidneys and
liver to healthy activity, without ir-
ritating or weakening them, use Syrup OF
Figs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
The Pacific Short Line.

interview with Mr.. j. d. Negus yes
revealed the fact that Chief Engi-
L. H. Clarke and General Manager
d Mclean, of the Pacific Short Line,
ie in Ogden in from five to eight days.
Elarke viii then be prepared to adver-
Dr. bids or contract work for as much
road as he may deem ready to begin
ltions on, and those seeking informa,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05

Taylor the Tailor, 45, E. Second South. "
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
METEOROLOGICAL LOCAL RECORD.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, May l. 1889.
(Signal Service, L. S. Al

Max. temp, G5.5; min. temp, 43G.
Mean temp, 50; for u years, st; excess. T.
Excess of temp. since January l, 1889, 81.
Excess OF temp since May /, 1899, "A.
Rainfall O0Oinches; mean daily, II years, OCI
iaches deficiency, OO7 inches.
Deficiency Of rainfall since January |, 1889, 3.l4
inches.
Deficiency of rainfall since May I. 1889, O.26
inches. "
P. H FITZMAURICE.
Sergeant Signal COrTS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
Answer this Question.

No. ,. Why do so many people we see
around Us seem to prefer to suffer ana be
made miserable By Indigestion, Constipa-
ton, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming
Up of the food, Yellow Skin, when for -
cents we viii sell them ShilOh's System
Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure them. Sold
by A c. Smith & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
Advice TO Mnthnrs.

Mrs. WIysLow's SooTHING SYRUP should
always be used for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens the gumes, allays
all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for DiarrnGa. Twenty-Five cents
n hottie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05

am satisfied that Cancer is hereditary In my fam
ily Ny father died OF it. sister OF my mother died
OF it, and my own sister died of 1t. My feelings
may be imagined. then, when the horrible disease
made its appearance on my side. 1t was malignant
Cancer eating inwardly in such way that it could
not be cut out. Numerous remedies were used for
it. but the Cancer grew steadily worse. until seem
ed that was doomed to follow the others Of the
family took Swifts Specific, which, from the first
day, forced out the poison, and continued its use
until had taken several bottles. when found my
self well. know that s. S. S. cured me-
Winston, N. c., Nov. 26. 1873. MRS. s. N. IDOL.
Send for Book on Cancer and Blood Diseases,
THR SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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DAUGHTERS or EVE.

Colorsdo is saiJ r., hor, 100 ,,o,o., .....
yro,yers
oo''sol III -.lIs,..s
e,.,.I,'I III i'i,l ri .'"h ~ i'tTi oy
0''ih "'e novel Win
-.
-, ft,....o .l'.''ie in'''il,N'
- 'h'ii''S u WAFER
~ t.' 'elis!n' l(rtnerIy Sor
- a.;,. III "ait
we h''1lifsi ntd seventy five ladies' are
-,,i,-. "'''si 0''i''s ana occupy
'1'4een Victoria sfl'i has her boots made in
the Old ia'l'' VI. way elastic sides soft kid
upISrS, point II too caps, and low heels
II Is a-Sef'ei TAT there Is no truth in the
statement lEal Ara John A Logan viii in
s'ilule a @'A29l p domestic science upon her
return % America
Fourteen thousand girls are attending the
London s''hnol Board Cookery centers StiH
iuF'ner t'' mites ior increasing this number
are now : made
Three ift~-Iu- gowns in the trousseau Of the
Princes Alexandra, Of Greeca. which were
given 70 her by the czarina are described as
marvels Of beauty
Il is understo.,1 that Mr. 5uurb-.y Ua.4
- 80, - = ~ afu
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well known physician while walking
down the street with freni, remarked,
patient of mine lives in that house who is
dying-an idolized wife-beyond all help,
and tobacco chewing has killed her. Why,
Doctor what do you mean! | mean this
her husband is literally stepped in tobacco
Juice, and the insensible Precipitation from
his body has become so saturated with nlco-
tine as to be deadly poison. His wife, be
fore was called had absorbed enough of
the poison So that no human power can save
her; and even he will, believe, end his
days in torture from some form of skin
disease The skin il really the most wonder
full aud important organ Of the human body.
Night and day. every hour of our lives it is
titerng out from the blood useless or poison
Gus debris. If it stopped work even for
twenty four hours in this or any case, death
would ensue. You can imagine, then, what
it means tor delicate, sensitNes skinned
woman TO sleep in warm bed night after
night with an inveterate tobacco chewer.
The skin and mucous membrane of some
persOLs is much more more sensitive than
others. A person who in summer is subject
to hay fever, tanr ed or burned skin in win
ter to colds bronchitis chapped hands, or
chiblains, ought always whether at home
VI ihNtiilHR ~ Keep bpttit VI Jplii4sOH
Anod,ne Lniment near al hand. Dilute the
iinimeut with water and gently battle, OF
mosten cloth with it and lay upon the
irretated skin if very sensitive; then wash
it clean in the morning with CASTLE
soap snd water. If person who takes cold
quickly, or is predisposei to bronchitis or
catarrh, or exposed TO any poison. irritating
to the skin or niue surfaces, which might
tend to cause Dusuur,tiop v i'll every night
before retiring, battle the chest and throat
with Johnson's Anoe yne Iinment and, be
fore dressing in the morning. rub the who'll
body smaftly with coarse wei, slightly
dampened, and then wipe dry, believe
they never would have pulmonary troubles
or disease from defective working of Tho
skin. |. S. Johnson x Co. Boston. Mass
will send pamphlet free, describing other
uses for this old household remedy, nov
eighty years old july6i&wlv
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Scranton cornet PLAYER tells about how
his deg acts As soon as the player begins 10
toot on his horn the dog rushes toward him.
places bis Paws On his masters Knees, looks
him in the eye, raises his nose and gives one
long howl II the music keeps right on. the
dog scanpers to the furthest corner Of the
room, whirls about. faces his master. sits
upon his Launches and bowls as long as the
tooter toots- Whether the dog does this to
express his dislike for the sounds, or whether
his howls are Indications OF intense pleasure,
the cornet player says be Is at loss to make
out-New York Tribune
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LITTLE GOLDEN HAIR.
HOW The SIGHT OF HIM STIRRED
The HEART OF AN OUTCAST.
4 Mort-r,, rnde6nAbie Feeling Of Fear.
and LIS Seqaei- ~Let Me Look Once in
Hi F.re. Near, and smooth Only Once
the Snashiny Hair"

and It's Seqa.i-"Let Me Look Once in
MI. Fee. Near. and smooth Only Once
the snn.hiny Hair
Il wa mere in New Orleans during the car
uivaL Tie streets were filed not only with
our own people, who seem somehow or other
to put " new life At this period o. the year
ard 10 q well outside Of their own homes, but
with tn many strangers who had come from
far and near. some merely 10 seo the sights,
and some 90 take them in while az the same
tine eujoytng the tempered breeIes Of tie
south. - ii contrast 10 their own herce
winds Ami, as Is always the case, here and
there were to De found some face and form
that rosi too plainly that no search for either
health or amusement had heen the incentive
to bring them here, but that restless tramp,
tramp. which forced them from place 10
place. southwark during the winter and
towards higher latitudes at other SEASONS
THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER
And - il happ-ued that the little mother
Who figures in this story mad been out with
her children ami Was on her way home IN the
ears when, without any outward motion
having attracted her attention, she became
aware as one aiA sometimes without being
aHtS 70 ~ filst4I ~ tttt ss4' M ~ N4N4
ings were being unluly sa1ed at by some one
IA man seated On the opposite SIDE OF the
car, but somewhat further towards the door
Her eyes turned over again in that direction,
but no sign Of ,lisrtspect on his part called
for interference He was one who, as far as
could b. judged from rather rough and
seedy exterior, had known better days.
There he sat. his gaze almost constant, but
free Of any intended discuurtesy 1t was un-
pleasant, though, and annoying in itself
The man, il was evident, meant no harm
70 her, could il bs he meant harm TO any Of
her little onest An uncomfortable feeling
stole over her, ard few squares this side OF
her residence she could bear il no longer, but
stopping the ear she continued the rest Of
tue way on foot.
Once within the precincts Of her home a
camness came 10 her, and she soon began TO
smile at herslf pr being easily worried
by such a matter, and that, too, in crowded
car In a half hour or 50 the whole affair
had become thing Of the past, an incident
that would have lain forgotten in memory's
storehouse, save for its startling reproduction
few days later.
Some one Of the many professions was pass
Ing up town, and tile rattle Of drum and blare
Of trumpet had 81 aroused the children to the
fact Of the nearneNS Of the pageantry that the
only way to quiet them was to take them to
Sc the show
There wa. nothing to mar their pleasure
till about hail ,Ae column had passed, when
that SANE iide.crlb1bie feeling Of being
watched came oycr the mother. 1t was an
uncanny sensation thai had with her sue
casi..l the hitt ..'p enjoyment; the pleasure
ii the any IS zone
NJ a tal-
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= NATURAL soar coouETTE.

E.-ta-F lsriinssi 10 ~ pr,try.
;1t.r slsaini.i 70 M god:
Rzaaer faein-4i - ss.szl-, ssnstcflnes.
Feel.f-. q - 1t s4stssTnossd
Tea .ri The lslalz fslloEs vno love her,
Hsss try ksye a-z-1i for ber hal
R-faer lacAns,i 70 q Fagse. Gadsfi9ef
F.siing tley slssu understand
Flsct Is. thts uaabis=n cant help tt
Natural toTn csss1serfs--
Rather l11.ee,l nas u MAKE up Der rat'i=i
T. t.-arTy that Il. MOI trs. yet
Str shel b. - them al, and
Lay,ay and faithful AMI true.
Rather Inclined round her finger 10 Wind
Ab.ogt--say dGzen or two-
Chicago Mail
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For Ricketts,. Marasmus and all wasttus
Disorders Of Children

Scott. Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil,
Hypophosphises. IS uReQEsiled. The rspidity
With which children gain flesh and strength
npon i is wonderful. Il hsye used Scot'i
emulsion IN case Of Ricketts, and Msrasmus
OF long standing. In every esss the improve
ment sss marked Il HArx N. y.
Me- York. scsl7deoiSwtw
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manv an tmin' mans passage to "th,
zr, at majority" ,lany life ha- been taken
by this dread dis = thst might have been
spared, had the .essnr only know enc
taken Menard's i !, rn. b. .t-, ] =,
are certain, an p. a., t'H. TIM. y5ra-tn'
cure for Rhvuma ~, G4u.. 40. y uraixia
They can be procured from J ". Mixer sn'
G. B. Murphy & Go at sl.OO pr bottle.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup SHOULD
always be used for children teething. II
soothes the child softens the gums, allays
sill pain cures wind collie. and it is the hes,
remedy for diarrhaa Twenty-Five cents
bottle fJh20 4 .edFri&Wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-10

According to an analysis made by Profes-
sor Berthelot, the scepter Of Pepi /, an Egyp-
tian king of the sixth dynasty, consists Of
almost pure copper The scepter in question
belongs to the British museum. and, as a
special favor to Minister Warrington, the
museum authorities consented to give por-
ton of the precious object to be submitted
to Professor Berthelot for analysis Some
filings froin the inside the scepter is hol-
low CHING less than one-half grain. or
exactly 002iH cranme, were detached for
examination The professor has found them
to consist Of reddish metal slightly oxi-
died, and a qualitative analysis, correct
within onfNtenth Of a ililigramme. has
proved the substance to be pure copper,
without any admixture Of tin. and doubtful
traces Of lead His conclusions are that.
since arr 'ploSjsts q, rec IN placing Pepis
reign al about 1000 years 6Si0re the Chris
tan era, the Introduction OF bronze, both in
the Old World and in America. occurred
very nearly at the same period. and at an
epoch not much further back than fifty n
sixty centuries from the present time Scieu-
ttic American
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OLD MRS. Dill.
when al the Other women in Camp Para

Il 10 Houan ceptIn ny own WEI p'3A91
in BIT Of io"kin glass vas 'h7 aus'
woman IN cafap flrails's' an RECKON Il "'
the lat 70 AeaFe sr
HeI 1'h"t "a y - ,
had tobt IN sifs- nm 7he ""S
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WIG TWO "i t'''e' i"'ii''9'''7 81 '''' li'
been 'H"''' ana WHY - up
chfeiu"y pllin'el Doom S''iy III 'neii owl
Interests ~ one SUMMER "'.ti tilie ','u
7'i''l i''i'o e'ii' y" 'NuP a. ''''''- ''
Of lhem went away again "ei're 'He year
was out
}id ME- D'll came "ear"y up Tue s'eeP
"nn hafr"" 'id'A one uhy "AiNiie sio"iy
behliiu an ns'p ana ''lii''hu'Ne "'ii' "'Ai'N
carr YEA ue' "o'''iy an o'i - '"'eA 'N0
gan he' amp larn''i9' career is "a iaui'itSS
some al 'ho miners ian Known i'i III o'''ei
cam anu n"iii''r "i ''ti'i s't 'Vee'"ei
one d'l ana ",'it nef niue 'ao'il' anu
n'''' N"H e"'' H'r 'hcH i"16" Ia 'i''i'e W
WISH "''D men" lheS pau uef wen anu hei
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Shilohs Vitalizer is what YOU need for
Constipation Loss of Appetite, Dizziness
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and - cents per bottle
iuly lSwlwchwky
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What is more attractive than pretty face
with fresh, bright COM !exion? For it use
Pozzonis Powder. july2tlw
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Timber Land for Sale.

r. r5r.a a.r q township so. :, sang. 8, Frans
In cc1aty Ss. Also Two oiocss zjle sIuart
bstsess Il, ~ ana a ~ as7f- t1e ars-ss rzr- 3.
vtich L hearty ..ocor-es TIA pr. sfri,c. sn3 -
d. zf.sh r-s re~.- rern r7l.,@r e,.i-zfat = -
.Tr4. ~ -at -, 15toss. il il rel! s7.4rea .,
2iGe- 6t7aE7 ara iin S:eok 01sh - s4s.sah sTcs.
4, z risF : p@r. y - :. sana- FIR Pond l'hs.s
Et.rs-ss * ~ .atG bad Rs7e, sys.ea o-rcs H.
=; g7r - n ';r.z Hscseaass : 49,
st."EeT <I0G-g...DS
=. II - zis1es
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Mod, Covered with sesIss Like spot. Of
.sorfsr An Awful Spectacle Doe tors
u i~ss<-s aTs Hopsiss-,-Inffreby cured
h. Ii. Z mtg a "a IL 40 d, n Nv. y . =
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In lots a. %. 3o0 e. ~. each extra f40Oa.5 -
or rom sto 81 cents pr ioGnd, spring lambs. 5ts
veal calves gas, cents
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few choice AZ $500 al, - extra Is 50at 5.-5
hrst quality, p foa.A ., s"cond quality, si,oa475
third quality. - 0oas+ IS.
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MARKET REPORT
Brighton and Wstertown Live Stool
Market

AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK AT MARKEr.
Cattle Sheep and Lambs, Swine. veais 10, -
'oi l.l@ eo,so 1862 81
NtMnER FROM ruk styENAL STATES.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-21

to say that, as rule. not one man in
fifty knows what bank his bills are ON
or whether they are signed or not.
God made man out of mud said
negro preacher, land stood him up
against the fence to dry" Who
made the fence inquired sable
brother hearer sit down, and
keep still" angrily shouted back the
minister; two mo- questions like
that would Spite all my theology :"
And SO We might say with great truth
that two more items like that which
we quote at the head of this article
would spoil all the argument, ever
made against a national banking
system.