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CoueHERs To The FRoSr.

Take time by the forelock" ere that raspins hacky
cough Of yours carries sou where somany consump
tyes have preceded you Lose time; but procure
bottle Of the for lung and bronchial dis
sase-sCoTrs EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda Rely upon it
hat it viii afford You speedy and efficient aid. Not only
lei pulmonlc of surprising merit, but it compen-
for the drain of vitality which most formula
bleaccompaniment of lung disorders Besides arrest
ng the progress of consumption. bronchitis and asthma
iinfuses unwonted visor into enfeebsdsystem and
tends to I'll the hollow places in angular frame
Ladies in delicate health will hndit palstable means
Ct eddng roundness figure robbed of its contour by
the inroad of marasmus or other wasting disorders
serosulous tendency may be successfully combatted
with it, and acapital thing for feeble children.
ocl5
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Reliable ClarefS.

Nothing is So important to a connoisseur az
coincidence Ia wine; hence the weii-earned
celebrity OF the hne clsrets of ]. Calvet d Co.
For sale by the Schoonmaker Co. and other
leading dealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22
A Real Estate Suit,

Chas. F. Smithson and 7. A. I. Judd, trus-
tees of the South Washington real estate, in
vestment and improvement association, by
Messrs. Morris and Colbert have fled bill for
specific performance against A. @. Gross ct al
They state that in January, through T. T..
Keane, one Of the trustees. they agreed to pur-
chase for the association lot s, square 32s, for
the sum Of Sll, 1885, rs as cents per foot for
the ground), and the $lOO deposit was
paid by 8. Herman, trustee of
the association; that subsequently Gross
refused to accept the purchase money or
sign the deed, alleging that keane had made
the contract for his own USE They stated that
Gross and Mrs. Skidmore are willing to exc
cute the contract IL the claim Of Keane il re-
moved aud they are protected They ask that
Keane be restrained from setting up title and
that Gross and Mrs. Skidmore be required to
comply with the provisions Of the contract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22
MISS HUNTINGTON BEATEN
An English Court Forbids Her Singing
Except With the Carl Rosa Company,

LONDON. Feb. 22.-The court has granted an
injunction against Miss Agnes Huntington.
forbidding her to sing in or outside the united
kingdom without the consent of the Carl Rosa
opera company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22
TEE MANY

Remarkable cures Of Catarrh effected By the use Of
Ayers ssrsaparils conclusive proofs that this
lOathsome and dangerous disease Of the blood
needing only this searching and powerful Alternative
thoroughly eradicate it
Il have suffered for years from catarrh. which was
that IL destroyed my appetite and weakened
my system None Of the remedies took afforded me
any relief until used Ayers ssrsapsrilla began
30 take this medicine last spring and am now entirely
free from that disgusting disease My appetite has
returned and am once more strong AID healthy
Susan L. W. Cook. 9Os Albany street. Boston High
ianAs, Boston, Mas.
MY son-now fifteen years Of aee-vas troubled for
long time with cstarrh. in its worst form, through
the effects of which his blood became poisoned About
. year ago be began using Ayers sarsaparillA has
taken seven bottles Of 1t and Is now entirely WE'LL
H. p. Kerr, Big Spring, Ohio.
81 was cured Of . long-standins catsrrh by the use
Of Ayers SarsapanllA"-JAmesJ J. Dougher. Company
q. 18th Infantry. Fort wingste, Nm.
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
Prepared by
On. J. c. AVER CO., Lowell. Mass.
Sold By DrusgistA 81. nix Is. Worth IS bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22

W. L. Allen Of 1910 sth street has asked the
aid of the police in finding the whereabouts Of
Adam Allen. who left here February IL, saying
lie was going TO Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22
BRrDAL VE1L,,,

BRIDAL tEIL,l,
The following we'll known First-class Grocers have
been APPOINTED sole Agents for the
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
AND ONLY
PERFECT PATENT SPRING WHEAT
BREAD FLOUR
THE BRIDAL WE'LL
HIGHEST GRADE manufactured in the world:
CHARLES KELLOGG, Masonic Temple
" l. ABBOTT. l721 Fennsylvania ave. and cor ] lth
and II sts.
GEORGE Z KENNEDY SONS 1909 + 1T and
11lo Gomez ucut ave
b. j. BACON, $40 Pennsylvania ave-
G. O. CoRNwELL Il son. l4I2 Pennsylvania ave-.
&. {. BRYAN. l4l3 New York ave-
BEAlL BAKER, ass Pennsylyantx AVA
T. T. WHITE. 635 Louisiana ave-
b. WATERS, 1872 9TH It
n o. WRIGHT, 1852 l4th stnv
bUkCHAhD co. 354 Pennsylvania AVA
". 7. GIVEN. cor I'd aud st.. NV f5-vks.
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MARRIED..

sOLLERS-GALLAGHER AT the cathedral I'm Bxl-
hinore February IL, 1890 by Rev. Father Donalo.
hAiIf A. SoLLERs and MARY T. GAII.AGHhE
both ot this city.
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The Gridirou Flag Displayed.

The Gridiron flag noated from the flagstaff
Of the Arlington all day today a. . reminder OF
The February dinner of the club which viii be
given tonight. While the occasion viii not be
as great as the annual dinner. quite a. good q
time 10 expected.
unique departure from the clubs usual
methods Of decoration will be the presence Q:
more than q score of singing birds in bright
and flowers.
Hon Chauncey N. Depew, Hon. Green B.
Raum, Hon. L E McComas, Hon. Amos Cum
mings, Mr.. ". II. Gibson Of New York, DR..
John b. Hamilton, surgeon general1of the ma
fine hospital service; Col. Hex b. Anderson
Ardie, Mr.. Thomas C. Moves. Mr.. p. q. Mum
roe Of New York, Col Oscar r. Long, U.GA-,
and others are expected TO be present. ss guest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22

A Baltimore Rumor that Betty Padel-
ford Has Welded Mr. Rafael.

A story is being rumored about that Miss
Padelford who is singing with The Condo
Tiers" at Fords theater in Baltimore has
quietly slipped off and married the handsome
Young tenor, Mr.. j. J. Rafael. Of the same COM
pany. The supposed wedding was being freely
discussed last night by theatrical people.
Says this mornings Baltimore Americdn:
Just when or where 1t took place no one seems
to know, but it is said to have taken place some
time in the last three weeks, in the presence of
only the very intimate friends of the couple
They swore secresy, but somehow it has leaked
out Last night reporter of the American
called at the theater and tried to have an inter-
view with Miss Padelford, but she refused to
be seem The manager of the company ex-
pressed great surprise upon being told Of the
report sapd said it was the first he had heard
of it, He went Immediately back on the
stage to question Miss Padelford about
it, After consulting with her for over fifteen
minutes he returned and said that Miss Padel-
ford would only say that it was not true. Mr..
Rafael could not be found, as he had dressed
and lett the theater Miss Padelford is well
known in Baltimore and Washington society.
She is the daughter of Gen. Ordway of Wash
iDgton and before her marriage to Padelford
was one of the leading bellies of that city, She
has been divorced about year and early in the
present season she went on the stage. She is
very pretty and has very excellent voice."
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A BURGLAR

A BURGLAR
burglar without bis courage. johann Hollis Malt Ex-
tract so popular that it has been initiated See that
the signature of "Johsnn Ho is the neck of every
bottle. EIsNER MENDELsON CO., Sole Agents, 6
Isa-clay street. New York Is
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ROBINSON. PARKER 4 CO.
ARTISTIC CLOTHING.
$40 SEVENTH ST.. COR OF d.

WOMES, FROM THEIR SEDENTARY HABITS
w are often subject ~ headache and constipation
These are quickly removed b. Carriers Little Liver
Illls
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Death Of Mrs. Ballantyne,

Mrs. Christina Cairns Ballantyne, wife of
Mr. VIM. Ballantyne, died at her late residence,
1928 Vermont avenue, yesterday. Mrs. Bal
iantyne had been in poor health for some time
past. Recently she suffered partial
stroke 81 paralysis which became steadily
more serious until it became only too evident
that her death was but a question of short
time. Still the news of it will come as severe
shock to . very large circle Of friends by whom
she was greatly beloved. She has long been
known IN this city for her many good
works. and although quiet and rather
retiring in her tastes she has been
leading spirit in all kinds Of church work. She
has been connected with the Church of the
Covenant ever since its foundation and her loss
will be deeply felt there. The funeral will
take place from her late residence Monday
afternoon at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22
CoueHs. Sore THRoar.

The highest medical authorities Of the world pre-
scribe aud recommend the SODES MINERAL PAS
TiLLES diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs
and also for Cons umptlon.
The SOden Mineral Psstilles and Waters proved
quite useful you claimed IN the for which
employed them, one of gastric catarrh-"
WM. +. WAUGH,
Prof. of the Medico- Chirurgical College at Phia.
Il used the Soden Mineral Pastiles with excellent
results. CEeerfully recommend them for all Throat
trOSbies.' /. Il. CLAUSEN. MD.
Supervising Physician at Phila.
At I'll Druggists at 25 and 30 cents box
Pamphlets gratis on Application
soDEN MINERAL SPRINGS CO., LIMITED,
oc29.tih&s-6m Is Cedar st. New York.
NIINISTE RS. LAWYERS. TEACHERS A N ID
WI others whose occupation gives little exercise
soald Carters Little Liver Pills for torpid liver
and DIliCusuess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22

Detective Mahon yesterday recovered gold
watch that was stolen from Mrs. Z. K. Colds
borough Of No. 1891 X street three years ego, T.
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THE MONUMENT SOCIETY.
Distinguished Guests Meet the Members
at DR.. Toner'S Lunch.

fRR AxxuAL NETTING IN TIE NEW LODGE Housr
The MEMORIAL PI.AcQUE-oFFrcRRs ELECrED
-THR GATHERING AT DIR. roSER's House.
soME OF THOSE PRESENT.
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GRASTY, The Pusher,

Furniture China Glass. Tin and Stone Ware, SC,
cheap for kASH. jal9-3 m
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4 BODY STANDING HALF OUT THE oozY WATERS
OF THE SEWER CANAL-EvIDENcEs OF FOUL
PLAY-NURDER THEORIES ADVANCED THE
POLICE INVESTIGATING.
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DRSBRET EVENING GBYS'
HUNTERS FOB HEADS
AN CGLY crsr-M OF SOLOMON
IsLASDEPs.-CANS
COMMON AMONG THE
NATIVES.

Among the psssengers that ar
rived by the steamer x1rip0s0 on
saturday last was q geuyieman
uaned Watson. Mr.. Watson IL
aow en- route to England and has
oeen for many years engaged 10
trading among the South Sea
islanders for copra, p~arl shells and
Other commodities. He told some
strange stories to q Chronicle re.orter
yesterday about heal hunting nnu
cannibaiism that still prevail in the
Solomon IslandsL
II first went to the Solomon group
As trs.uer Tor 5yuney firm, anu
naving 6lltd the positions Of store
Keeper and landowner for seven
years known these natives well. My
drs; visit was to the island of I.augo.
Soon after we anchored some Latives
came off and warned us that the
people on shore wanted to kill the
first white man they could. Upon
oeing questioned he stated that some
ytsrs ago a trader had besn killed
y them. snd a man Of war had ap-
peared exacting heavy fine Of pigs
md other thugs. The war ves.s..
Iad teeu piluted by a white man
aud the natives had resolved to Kill,
the pilot, aud falling to kill him
hey intended 10 take the life of tb.
irst white man ON whom they
could lay their hands, found out
that the natives were well armed and
left the plsce.
al,ue .ssand O. Rubiaua similar
Snditions prevail. While We wer.
Bansi,atsau we had a narrow e..
ape. Among the natives VIII,
anne On boari were two chiefs
rney finished trading and I notice,
hey kept close TO the rudder trupl
the vessel. discovered A cauo.
.nder the stern. with natives mass.
ng up axes, and as there were owe,
evenly natives ON l,oard the shin
hey fully intended To c,pt,,re MS
Dur crew soon got out their arms
md the scoundrcIs, seeing that we
were determined. LEFT the vessel
rreachory Is lie. and no Whit
nuns life f. safe among them. their
utmost desire being 10 secur. hesds
On Ragga Island they killed rnasfed
"a, 49,, .,,n ,,,.., ,,,,, -.
we'd there. think he was = o,us
.sy :ror, Some A merican vvhal.,
mi i,ai iiv. q on tbe island for oye,
twenty vearsv
"A. na,,,. Mr. Watson was prss.
=, un,,, t,,s ,a,dain of N. war
in D;o,,o,,d v;s;,.J Tho ,.Isns.
~ ,,.;sar. I.r,,.J md th.rs srar.
.er fiftv nsiiy.s in amts,sb nj
| rn,.J with runs ready 70 nass,cr
- witt, nssn n the onnortnn,,,
,g.raI
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The Maiden and the xistIetor.

Everybody knows the quaint old
custom attached TO this SAME
branch of mistletoe-hsw any fair
,ne seized beneath 1t might then
and there be rewarded for her
Hardihood by a kiss. And &C
Christmas passed with our Anglo.
Saxon ancestors, with one con.
tinuous ground Uf games. and
l.arols and feasting and good cheer.
That Christmas Is now thing Of
the past. but, though mos. Of the
old ohservances are now only
matters Of tradition, the spirit Of the
day survives. The Scots were the
first to throw a damper upon the
boistereus observance OF the season,
the abbot ofunreasopbeing abolished
in Scotland by act Of parliament In
1855. Pretty soon his colleague,
the Lord Of niisrule, met q
similar fate In England. The Puri-
tanic denunciation of the revelry
which attended his sway-and, in
fact, OF mcst II the other observ-
sncss OF the festival ended his
reign. During Queen 1laIy's reign
the mayor and sheriff Of London
were forbidden to entertain the lord
Of misru.e, and ehortly after plays
and masks were prohibited. The
Christmas holiday was included
in the LIST of holicays abolished In
Isl7, and parish officers who en-
the celebration OF the day
n the churches or the decoration OF
he church buildings were sutjected
o punishment. Later on there was
reaction. aud the lord OF missuIe
attempted to regain his throne. His
forts amounted to but little, how.
yer, and he became . thing CT the
last.
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pRuSK OK COFFEE.
4 CHICAGO HAN EXPLAINS HOW
n FEELS.

81 don't know what,s tile mattel
with M" said one man TO another
In . North SIDE street car the othei
day. "About half IN hour aiter
eat my breakfast feel Sd queer In
my stomach. Ny appetitr's good
aud Pm all right for about half m
hour. and then l hardly dare
coegh."
"H-m," mused the other, ssdc
you take your coffee pretty strong.''
stSure. That's the only way it's
ht to drink. I taught my wife how
to make coffee, and II can bear VI
An egg when 1t comes on The table.
NO weak coffee Is mine"
~ ~ tell you what IL the matter.
foa,re just getting over q coffee
drunk. You know how you feel
when the liquor is dying in you.
Well, there you are"
on coffee"
sob! can't he: Well, I've been
as drunk as lord on 1t. One nigh;
auother fellow and bad lot o.
writing to do, and II took all the wits
We had about US TO do II too, and We
had to sIt up late, and 10 keep US
awake We brewed q pot Of COTE and
made 1t as strong rs aqrafortis, and
maybe stronger, I DON'T know. My
land! how the ideas came-in
droves. No hunting for WORKS; they
all came IN and gave themselves up.
noticed was getting pretty gassy.
and we laughed good deal. I'D
been swilling away, drank may e
three or four cups, when l got up 70
get match for my cigarette aud l
iound 1 couldn't walk straight. Ny
head Wis as sober as o judge, but my
legs We're drunken than a fiddler. A nd
then l began to notice myself aud
found that my hands and feet felt
about as big a. = hickory nut. And
then discovered that unless 1
hung on TO my chair I'D hit the
ceiling. was just ready TO float.
let the coffee alone after that anu
In about ten or fifteen minutes !
was all right again. But, oh, my
stomach Ii felt as If / hal been
going TO church sociab.es and
feeding on ice cream AMI cake for a
year."
"Maybe it was the cigarettes did
''oh, ne! Cigarettes will cause in
saniiy, consumption. premature
baldness, paralysis Of the vaso-motor
system, fits, rheumatism, iDgrowing
nails. and that tired f elipg-but
they can't make me dunk. | am
too well acquainted with them. re
nember Tire time, though, when
they did make me drunk. ! had
teen smoking cigarettes the same
AS man smokes q cigar, and /
didut see much to them. / thought
that they were pretty weak stuff.
you don't inhale.' said a friend-
well, let's call him friend anyhow.
you want to irhale it-breaihe 4;
in. Aw. don't cough but l. ws.
too late. ] had coughei and pretty
nearly loosencd my ceIvical vert.-
bre. keep yourself from coughing
by an effort Of the Will l did 81
successfully and In three whifis
was staggering. That settled IL. ]
Was a cigarette fiend. There's lots
Of things man can take TO make
him drunk besides whisky. / have
heard You can get drunk chewing
tobacco. / don't know. / nevti
iried. Well, here's my street,
Chicago tribune.
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SUICIDAL FRATERNITY.
HOW PaRIsrAS SWIMMERS LIVE Ey
SAVING EACH OTHER.

A new methOu Of raising tn,
Wind wss recen:Iv resorted to IL
Paris by a eoi.rle Of precious
camps, which should have sur
eeced IL ingenuity OF this kin,
we're entitled to any reward. Til,
,aarpest Jeremy Diddlcr wouli no
,e ashamed Of the trick hit upon b,
.bese Partisan gamins. About 1,
.'clock in the morning. be passed.,
,loBg the Qnai du Marche aux
Fleurs, noticed young nau will
very melancholy and suici'
Il Jl.Uk sssuGIby near one q
ne bridges alone. Student,
cast his eyes upwari as n 10 tax.
last view Of tine skies, inuitere,
pparently as If in prayer for {.
ioment, and then plunged head
Ipg into the river. While al
topped raraiy zed at this attempt /,
Dung man came up, and, witt
reat simplicity, asked what was tn,
natter. The individual who wa
laundering in the tr.bid current O
ne Seine, and who had just risen 1.
ne surface, was pointed out to him
shen, at once stripping OF hi.
'!ouse and calculating that Ia.
would save the unfortunate or per
IN in the attempt, lac plunged ia
fter him.
The bystanders watched with
reathless anxiety as the heroi,
outi diveG, came up to the ssirfac.
nd again went under in his en-
eavoIs to gave the wretch who at
empted his own destruction, aud
inally, when hope was nearly lost
he crowd WIS rtjoiced TO see tn,
'i~'"e brought ashore with life still
in him.
Iivse by was a house or station
where half-drownei persons arr
-estOred, and where those who res
.ue them receive the municipal re-
ward Of % france. Thither the re>-
cued and the rescuer were borne by
the crowd which had assembled, the
'atler overwhelmed with the al
niration and praise his gallantry
:alled forth on sll sides; but, for
just as the reward was
,bout to be given him, and while q
subscription for an additional sum
vas being raised, u policeman
stepped up who knew them 10th.
They were brothers, says London
fSd-Bts, and were two Of the btsi
in Paris, and made it q
business going about saving each
1ther's lives for a living.
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sHf IHE LEsEReT NEWS sH0UlS
Be SUBSCRIBED FOR IN
PREFERENCE TO ANY
OTHER PAPER.

L tb.te Organ OF the Church u yeeua
ch-isi Of Latier-cay Saints. and the author
nd medium through which the views. wish
e. aad Instructions If the Church An
ison;ics are expressed. and xisaa to It's
sk,zts.
nE,y Always he reised upoa - advo
eating OF. defending the right -ids OF even
saes,icn Psopc. for rrsJc Joay.ssa - real
apor-
In Is devoted 10 the interests Of the
Latter Gay Saints. and has. from IL iefp
soa. ,alianGy defended their rights .ns
sdsoc4ted the principles "a which they be-
sley=; and every Lzitcr-day Saint shouid
therefore feel rne-r Obligation. I, do bis
Par; IN hclp;nz TO sustain II
ABb not published for speculation, sae
aerer has been. but for the good which n 10
capable CT accomplishing; the rcr's. II any
lee-e Be derived from i;. .cr 4 devoted
exteucirg lis sphere OF Usefulness. sc
ber.sliag he communl;y.
5. q doing It's utmost 10 establish ssxs
Industries. among which are paper-naking
type fo1hfrns. s;ereo;ypiny and electro
typiag-b-a-ehcs necessary to tie develop
neat and Independence Of tAe community.
tot which, du-iaF their infancy (which d
ihI Territory the, have not Jet passed., Gag
saiy Be carried on 1t . pecuniary loss.
8. There . no danger Of any ssbsexshw q
tie SEws failing TO set Whist 10 sshscribss
Tor through failurs Of Tie b1sness "a Z
saspens.on Of the publieatios iesanss
rssnif IN tie ease Of h7n1rsds Of nsuspapB
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Year ne..e r. "a, Sire

You put water on the burning TIM
ben. not ON the smoke. And u you
have catarrh you should attack the
disease In the blood, not In your
nose. Remove the impure causes
and the local effect Subsidies. To do
this, take Hoods 6AssapsrilIa, the
sFsak blood pHri1<F, which 5ne1cniix
and pegmanenfly cuseo eofnSxn. a
siso akfsoe{hsne tbo uc<ves. -
sn1s % ~ osalf Hoodt eaunEHg1A
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UlNrAH STAKE.

UiNFAH STAKE.
PKEsfDxNT.-S. L. Bearion, AsS.sy,
(Yeznai ?. O.
CouSsELoRs.-R- 5. Colle:.. Ian, :
Hacking. vernal p. o.
URtaA County. U.gk
WARDS BISHOPS.
Ashley tvernal Pc .)..Geo. Frees.i7s
Giines tVeFnal P-Cl..Peter AbYr=usir
Merriils Cvernai P. O.l..T.J.C.,.iss;I
Mill (SerraiP- o.)..---..Wm. ; seer
Moun.siu Dei;tVeEnaiP. OJSJ.ugrn.l
Rlverdsle tveraal 2. ON. ll.nl-sr
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|Eo1tributof.
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VOLUME TWEhVE.=
~N~~~~~

SS>SSSSS>
StHE Twelfth Volume of The CONTRIBUTOR begins
Ia with the November, $780, number. The following
~ will constitute its leading features:
Illustration: Twelve full page engrayings of the
, exeltion--a frontspiece to each number-besdes
outline drawings illustrative of the scientific papers
life and Labors of Orson Pratt: The first
b will contain an elegant Steel Engraving of the late
hostile Orson Pratt and carefully prepared biographical
ocb In the succeeding numbers choice extracts from
ana sermons will be presented
~ yhurch Emigration: Early in 1891
IA ~, a.saesleei serial detailing history of the
rhrrcb Emigration from the first company to the pre-
ant time With the opening chapter will be fine Steel
r.o-ovipq of ELDER WILLIAM C. SrAIsEs, from whose
Tnal some extremely interesting incidents Will be cued
Descriptive Series: Several papers describing
ndinayian Countries and People will be written by
ward H. Anderson, President of the Scandinavian
sion Pioneer Sketches by Santiago, describe local
mes and incidents of interest.
Scientific: DR.. James E. Talmage will continue
delightful illustrated studies OF microscopic and other
snort Stories. We have arranged for short story
a So, ,,5 esd serials running through the volume.
SS..asszss from Froissart, by De Valibus, will
quan our readers with many surprising adventures of
nights and Squires in the heroic days of Chivslry.
Short Talks to Young Men: These will
brief pointed addresses on timely topics by Of
Dc hest known and most capable in the community.
mOng the writers and subjects may be named: Moses
Thatcher Courage" Heber ]. Grant "Riches"
Samuel W. Richards on 'The Bible" B. H. Roberts on
I-Public Speaking" Evan Stephens "Music." c. W.
lPenrOse On Language" &c.
ID MUSICAL There will be a page of music in each
lumber 10 accompany. series of songs and choruses
specially composed and selected for male voices, and de-
lsigned for tue Y. NJ NJ. L A.