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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-07

DHSvER, May 6.-Last week Mr..
Charles Burt and Miss Louise Han
non were married ut Stirling, Col.
where they both lived for a number
Of years Being very popular, the
wedding was more than an ordinary
affair. After bidding their friends
goodbye the couple started for Neb-
raska, to pass n few happy weeks
with relatives IN that State. Word
was received today stating that they
had both been sufiocated by gas at
Grand Island, Neb., where they
probably stopped at hotel, and not
being used TO gas, made the fatal
mistake OF blowing IL out.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned. administrator Of the cs-
tate Of Hannah c. DOmvdle deceased 10 the
creditors Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, 70 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within len
months After the frst publication Of the
notice, 10 me said administrator 81 the
oftce OF Isaac n Nuddell, atfs.rney, Utah
Commercial and Savings Bank building,
salt Lake City. IN the County Of Salt Lake,
Uiah Territory.
PETER FAIRCLOUGH.
Administrator Of the estate Of Hannah
Cowan Domvilie, deceased.
Dated Agrii ith. lspl.
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upcl,Ien.. Arpic. ,ary.

THE Best SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores, letter, chap
ped hands, Chilhlains, COrns, aud
ali Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no Pay required. 1t
is guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by a. C..
Smith 4 Go.
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rnlti nnd RrndInnrh.

LoNDOS, May G. Patti reached
Craigy-Nos last evening in spe-
cial train from Liverpool. She ne
ceived an ovation at ali the stations,
her journey exactly resembling a
royal progress. At Brenton the
mayor presented a bouquet and read
an address. = triumphal arch
spanned the road TO the castle.
MR.. BRADLAUGH, N.r.,
is sterling friend of the working
man, but is opposed to the eight
hour law. He has accepted the in
yitauon Of John Burns, the labsy
advocate, TO discuss the question N
public. Bradlaugh considers COM
pulsory legislation on the subject n
limitation Of a mans rights and I'M
practicable, IN view Of the economic
law aud the laws OF human Nature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-07

LIMA, Ohio, May Am Import
ant deal was made here to-day. W.
J. Marks, a representative Of
wealthy English syndicate, Major
SIsson OF New York, General Huss
Of Chicago, and b. &. Faurat Of
this city, signed contract FOR build
ing 1850 miles Of Mexican inter
national railroad from Deming, y.
NJ. TO Tampolalampo Bay, on the
Pacific Coast. The amount involv-
I'd is 81 $50, 900.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned. ENecuiriN OF the Last
VIII and Testament OF John Mcdonald, de-
ceased, 70 the creditors OF. and all persons
having claims against the said decreased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers.
within ten months after the fret publication
Of this notice. TO the said eNecutriN, at her
residence. No. si9 East First South ST Get,
salt Lake CITY. in the County Of salt Lake
Dated ArrIl j., 1872.
SARAH J. MCDONALD,
ENecutr1N Of the Last Will aHd Testament
OF John Mcdonald, deceased
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DEs MONIES, May 6.-Hon. C.-F.
Garrison, father OF Assistant Post
master-G General Clarkson, and II. z.
Clarksou Of the Safe Re1fstor, who
has been sick for several months,
grew rspidiy worse tonight, and
died soon after midnight.
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Los o. q nrill,l, s,enmer.

PH1IADELPHIA, April 6.-The
British steamer lIUlgdte, Captain
Thompson, with crew OF thirty
men, sailed from this port, grain
laden, March Esd, bound TO Co
penhagen, and has not been heard
from. The owners and agents have
given up all hopes and believe she
has gone down with all on board.
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PIrIssURG, Pa, May GA SER
ious fire IS raging in No. II colllery
ofthe Pennsylvania Coal Company,
at Port Blanchard, and up to q late
hour tonight all efforts to check the
flames are futile. Several men at
work were overcome, and had to be
carried out. -,
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"HelIoi HeIloIi HeIIolli" 49,
well; what Is it,
How Is your mother. this morning
"Very much better; she had real rest
full sheep Inst night: she is almost nd Of her
night-sweats. cough and neryousaess. and
Il growing quite cheerful How grateful
We All are 10 you for that bottle Of medi-
circ-" .-...
Don't speak Of gratitude. What docs
the doctor sayl" T..-. HH
He sayH he never saw 50 wonderful
q. Ghange in such . serious lung trouble
He etill thinks we are giving his medi-
cines- don't like 20 tell him"
That's right He's an old friend you
know. I'm sure your mother viii get wei
now; but you won't forget the narne Of
the medicine. VIII your"
"Nevcri DR.. Piercels Golden Medical
Discovery are household words ALREADY,
and IL has come to stay. Do come and zee
what sunshine Il has brought already.
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Golden Medical Discovery" has cured
severe, lingering coughs and arrested Con-
sumption. or Lung-ecrofula. in Thousands
of cases after doctors have fhiled and other
medicines have been tried and abandoned
Rs useless. The Discovery Is Eunran-
teed 20 benefit or cure in every case, n
taken in time and given q fair trial, or
money will be refunded
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CHICAGO, May 6.-The terms Of
the settlement Of The carpenters
( strike were given in yesterdays
dispatches. In an address 10 the
public by the joint arbitration COM
mittee the statement II made that a
fair estimate Of the loss 10 the city
by the strike will not fall short Of
81, 000, 900 per week, besides causing
much suffering TO thousands Of men,
women and children. ~.
About 100 employees Of Andrews
4 Co., manufacturer Of desks and
Office fittings, struck taiay for an
advance in wager.
THE kTCHisoN EMPLOYEES.
KANSAS. CITY, May e.-The Times
will tomorrow say: The employees
Of the Atchison. Topeka 4 Santa
Fe have been notified that, beginning
May LIST, their salaries are TO lie re-
duced TO the figures prevailing
before January LIST. in addition to
the great surprise 70 the employees,
the order sets forth that all money
received In advanced salaries since
the first Of January over and above
the old rate must be refunded TO the
company from next mouths salary.
PHILADELPHIA woRKNEN.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-Letters
Vert sent today 10 the master build
ers, notifying them that II they did
not, by 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing, conoede the demands of the
strikers, n certain plan which had
been formulated would be put in
operation. This plan is said by an
officer Of the Carpenters Brother
hood to be a sort Of cooperative ar
Engagement, by which the building
trades, including everything from
stonemasons TO frescOers, would
form one grand organization, en-
ploying thirty thousand men. The
organization would make contracts,
erect buildings, ray the workmen
and divide the profits among the
men themselves.
STRIKING N NEw YORK.
New YopS, May G.-Seven more
shops today gave in 10 the striking
carpenters. Only four large firms
and n few small ones are still hold-
ing out. rHr-a1r H.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
.a.e Of Thons. vincent, pcee.se.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
~ undersigned. Administrator Of the
Estate ef Thomas Vincent, deceased. 10 the
creditors OF. and all persons having claims
against the sasd deceased. TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within four
months after the nrsi publication Of this
notice 10 the said Administrator. AZ No. 3 >.
Fourth Bast, salt lake City, in the County
of salt Lake, Utah.
Dated April seth. isao.
WILLIAM NJ STEWART,
Administrator n Thomas Vineeat, zS5 tsssti.
q OaWEN
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of George W. Piggoti, Deceased.

Estate OF George W. PigEott, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. BY TIE
- unterzignct, Administrative, with the
Will annexed. OF the estate OF George ".
PlEgott, deceased, 70 the creditors %. and
ali persnns having claims against the said
deceased. 20 exhibit them with the necessary
voachcFf, within ten months after the FIRST
publication u fhi. nbf'ce. - the said ad-
IninisiratEiN, q the Once oi tsaE- - Waf
dell. Esg-. Attorney. in Utah Commercial
and savings flank uuildinE, salt Lake CITY,
in the County 81 salt Lake.
Da.ed ApTl 3Jih. ls9l.
ABRiE 4. PIGGOTr,
Admin stratriX. with the vii annexed, Of
the Estate of George W. Piggolt. &c
cea-cd. dIaw5t
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Aviesor, for Democrats.

ST. PAUL, May 6.-The city cleo
ton today resultedin a victory for
the democrats, they having elected
the mayor and a large majority Of
aldermen. The Australian ballot
system worked very satisfactorily.
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ExcrNhodN RnoMs

That Mt this season the blood is filed
with Impurities, the accumulation
Of months Of close confinement in
poorly ventilated stores, workshops
and tenements. All these impurities
and every trace Of scrofula, salt
rheum, Or other disease may he ex-
PEELED 10y taking Hoods SaSaparilla,
the best blood puriiiecever produced.
II Is the only medicine Of which
400 doses one dollars Is true. 3
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DESEREl EVENING NEWS.
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wednesday. May :. 1880.
ALMOST TRAGICAL.
A Personal Encounter Between OPP
posing Counsel in a Kan
sas City Court.
SUPPOSED LOSS OF a BRITISH
STEAMER.
rH ~
Close Of the McCalla Court Martial.
The Strikers.-Chincse
Divorce Suit
81 Tclesrarh % tne NEws.l
Scene ina Couri.

Scene In n COurf-
KANSAS CITY, May "a lively
personal encounter between Major
William Warner, eX-commander-in-
chief Of the g. A. II, and w. +.
Greystone, OF Springfield, Mo-, oc-
CURED in Justice Warthen's court
this afternoon. The two gentlemen
are opposing counsel in the Wright
man murder case. A dispute arose
over a deposition Of the alleged muir
dered mau and other articles in
evidence, In the course Of which
GreystOne called Warner n liar.
The major advanced towards Grey
stone. when the latter thrust his
hand into HE hip pocket and was
about TO draw n revolver, when the
major bounced upon him aud forced
him to the floor IN n corner With
his hand on Greystone's throat, the
major was heard TO say: III you
attempt 10 draw that revolver ] will
break your neck The combat
ants were finally separated.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.
Esiaie Of }. W. townsend Deceased.

6etatc OF j. W. loNuscnd Dccclsed.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE
~ undersigned. administrator Of the es
tate of :. ". Townsend. deceased, TO the
creditors Of, and all persons having claIms
AGAINST the said deceased. 70 cNnisit them
with the necessary trIchers. within ten
months after the first publication OF this no
tice. 10 the said Administrator. al hi- resi-
dence At No . W south Temple Street, Sal .
Lake City. IN the County Of salt Lake.
Dated March -. 1850.
ARNOLD c. GIAUQUE,
Adm illustrator Of the Estate OF J. W
TownsAnd, decsas ed div
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The .PhIin,Ielni,In-

PHILADELrIuA, May 6. = The
new cruiser -Phfddelpkia steamed
down, the Delaware River today
from Cramps shipyard on hec
preliminary trial trip. She will
proceed TO sea tomorrow, when 4
test Of her speed win be made. ser
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-07

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 5.-Ihe
twentieth annual conference OF me
general secretaries Of the \ NJ. Z.
A. Of the United States and Canada
opened this evening.
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County. Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Elizabeth
T. Groesbeck, deceased-
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Hvrun Grpesbeck, Administrator of
the estate OF Elizabeth T. Groesbeek, de-
ceased. has rendered for seiilsmenf. and
6led in said Court. HE mai account ~ hrs
Administration OF said esfatc and petition
for fnai distFieution OF the residue Of said
estate among the pc sons entitled thereto,
and that Monday. the ls;h day 81 MAJ. a.
D. ls9o, at 10 o-lock a. N, at fhc oiirt
Room Of said Court. IN the Coutty Court
House, SALT Lake City and County. Utah
Territory. has been duly appointed bv the
Judge of said Court for the settlement Of
said account and hearing said petition for
distr1bution. n which tine and place any
person interested N said estate may appear
and show canse, II any there be, why said
account should not be settled and approved
and fnAl distrIbuti1n made a. prayed for.
Dated April 18th, Is9o.
John q. CUTLER,
5w Clerkof the Probate Court
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Esiaie Of John J. Smith. Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ un1eIstEued. francs ~ niiarns, Ad-
tninistrafor with the viii annexed of the
70 the creditnrs OF, ard All per.
sons having lclaiuas Agsznst the kAid
decearrd, 70 exhibt them with the
necesfaFyIl Noaohera. within four months
after the hrtt puhiicAtion Of this notice, to
the sal Adniinistr1tor. At his residence IN
last Mi Creek, IN the County OF salt
Lake, Utah TERRITORY.
Dated \. RI I'd. Iss0-
FRANCIS WILLIAMS,
Administrator with the wall annexed of
the estate OF John j. smith, deceased
BAELoS FERGUSON, lus
ATTY for the Estate doaws
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lSroc.klHoLbERs MEETING

TTHE a NM AL STOCKHOLDERS
Il Meeting Of the Utah Commercial and
.Sayings Rank will be hid ~ their O1ice
Tuesfgy, May 18th. 1850. 20 eleven O'Clock
q. n. for the election ~ Directors for the
snsuin-T5a-. ~ p CUMMINGS.
April y, 1879. Cash. r.
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H.iilt ..tt5 ID / Western ay.
ssssccsslc- LIE OF THE WORLD.

80 ~ e-7y Trans Couiineutaf live rasstnz-
l--z1asertctly through SALT LAE<E CITY.
TIE only lane 10 Denver with no cnang. OF
cars and VITA fy-ONE=cEffSGE
To CHICAGO
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Y. &c. a. Conference.

The campaign has been very bit
ter enc. I
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We are now ready to promptly at
tend to the wants of all who are
needing Hardware, Stoves, House
Furnishing Goods, Etc. Our prices
are sure to suit. Our goods are
sure to please. and if you will pay
us a visit it will afford us pleasure
to meet you whether you buy or
not, and you may see just what you
have been looking for long time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-07
Inauguratp a Childfpn's Carnival
FOR FEg BENEFIT OF zee RELoYEp LITTLE ONES.

nondsy morning youngsters give
OF ChaFns
make them happy regardless
Idly speaking
der roof before hnk OF IT, Several hundred patterns select
FROM various makes styles
the leading
duotions n no novelty escaped
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Santa Fe Route.

.HlIHfE !r-T- .lr. r-r d. -.
stsAis0a; Topeka & SaRiaF e Railroad
g5ns TIC f1Sezt tTsins from Denver and
Pueblo 70 Atchison. Topeka, ST. Joseph,
asnsas City and Chicago.
FIRE. Reclining chzfr Cars, Modern
H~1 9r-proNsnsTts, Smoking sooms,
.sD Toilet Rooms, Etc. l'-sl -
Hrltd Nearflriesi Trains between Kansas
El-- GrH fL'cEEO- HEATED TT STEAM
Gn1 LIGHTED 81 ELECrEICITT-
FASTEST FREIGHT LINE
FROM Chicago. St Louis, and All Eastern
g'oiEts 90 points IN Utah.
Tr5ggss S3aT TlEke;s and OonsigE jour
fEciEht va tiif
SRRES = To = Route.
~ o. hog sssEs-parsiezisEsoail EPon or address
Geo. T. Nicholson, J. D. Kenworthy,
- Gen Tia-sst Tsf.Agt Frt- f-ass. Azt-,
- 20 sssrrisa. KhGsEss -I-r -lioom AZ, ~
- 90 -4s.-- 80 o. D. 80 . prcCrcss building.
c5m SAT- Lake City. Ctah.
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BTunke-. Cecessei.
DsR~UASr TO. An ORpERHlF TEE
II Probate CourJffor 'sali Lake couniv.
IerrltqIy Of Utah. in the above sntif!ed
matter. noufe o HEREBY gwen that Wed.
=pe.osy-the ism day Of Nay, a D. Isq0. 5;
10 o,uloeeS 4. ~ at he Court Room Of said
-CoEft. ri the Court House m sait Lake
forthe hearing of the sppiioation Of EliEs-
BEN Bfunker. Afuinistratrix fied IA ssId
Court. -praying That the whole OF the estate
: 1of Jsaid deceased be SGT ap-Et Tor Lhc5use Of
sons iaterested n5T eppesr fahd cortes,
sad sppi cation
Beted at sslt-Laks CitF.-thls 18Th dav az
=AE9ii, is2e. JOIN Q. CUTLER
C ers 81 ,the Probate Ccurt IN and for salt
Lsbc County. dsw
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DR. SAGR'S CATLRRH REMEDY
CURES the worst cases. no matter Of how
hong standing. 50 cents. by druggist
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6MSr71sE Run. Q
In HfsctfTSrn & after Nay in. 1880
East hound TRAINs
. Rl.sT-DoUSD rHAIFS


LOCAL TRAISS-IO- OGDEN-
Leave Salt Lake { % an. sos am. $50 pm.
n-sraE rlsol D.
Arrive Ogden 2. % am lo.3o IN. $40 pm.
sS0p pm.
LQCAL TRAINS To BINGHAM.
l.. sait Lake liam I.y.RinghaTa as p m
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ilmaSf,Pahrce and, Baaet Sleeping Cars
On all aflrSigh TrAs{ 2 Fil tG7Ii
uEth Reeih hS bar Car betEeen salt
L2ke and ogden on Trains and 3
-. Q. hsuDGE, =. z. BFNNE 1T.
-r'rAN 'lsas-er 3. Re- Gen PIT SPass-Ag,.
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LEGAL NuTCL.

In the Frcbrt. Coart. in and for salt Lake
County. Territory Of Utah.
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LEGAL notice.
u tic mater OF the Estate Of Thomas
Bruhker. Cccesss1.

In the tTobaie C0Bf;, tn add Cor salt Like
Couaty- TcEntotg ~ gtah. +, =
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SIZES TO FIT ANY BOY OR CHILD LIVING.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
NM nc ncnlcd IN NIolllnr.

Philosophers assert that no man * swholly
bad aud that the instincts OF n gentleman
may lingcr even In the breast Of cold
blooded assassin The recent death In
Canada Of Mrs, Sterling, mother Of Charles
NJ Sterling, who was executed NJ Youngs.
town, o., some time ago FOR the murder Of
lizzie Grombacher, has unveiled the facts
concerning an incident that occurred short
ly before the hanging.
Mrs Sterling visited Youngstown to see
tho condemned criminal Though he had
left homo when but a lad, with maternal
intuition she recognized him When
brought 10 his cell Sterling, without the
qulver Of muscle, said
"You arG mistaken, madam | am not
your son"
She implored him TO recognize her, but
he refused, and she returned home half
convinced that sho was mistaken,
10 his counsel Sterling said
"Sho is my mother, but / could not
brcalS her heart by telling her that her son
would be hanged, Keep IL secret until she
diesn
Her death caused his attorney, w, S. An.
deBon, 10 break the seal Of silence
ut WIS the most dramatic scene ever
witnessed, said Mr. Anderson 81 have
seen all the tragedians OF the past quarter
Of century, but none could reproduce
the scene on that occasion. The mother,
every line in hor face showing tho most in.
tense suffering and her heart nearly brok.
On, while The son, knowing that the truth
would kill her, stood like statue, his face
showing the pallor Of death, assuring her
that she was mistaken. Such intensity OF
action was nevcr produced on any stage, 1t
could not bon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

On tho other hand he takes OooasiOnA
doaea Of an elixir ot his own Invention
which, the attending physicians say, con
aiAtH of opium, liooree aud slight infu
sion OF hasheesh. They inais, that Il con
taina no nouriahment, bat il so0thes the
stomach and prevents that gnawing sen
EatIon which ID 10 painful In the liHt day
Of a fast,
sgnor Suool's theory Is much tho same
90 Tanners, yiEl N you cannot get food,
and think you must have II and yield 70
the longing for II, you will stayo Ia two
weeks or less, but " you waolutely make
up your mindro do without II you eau tol
sx or seven weeks 10 this the Slgnoi
adds "An electric force generated by my
will keeps me up, l absorb electricity
Just ~ you ahorb oxygen When fasting
! can take any quantity ot vegetable pol
son, aud 10 does ae no harm whatever.
My brain grows much oleareras fast and
my win power stronger. II Is power
like galyaniHm, and I discovered my pos
session Of IL 0rt by accident have in
creased IL by practice"
Tho appointed physicians attest that
there u NO doubt whatever OF the reality
Of his fast and that he h adding valuable
contribution 10 HcIonoo llo h by birth q
NeApoitan, a short spare man VI dark
complexion, with bright eye and a merry,
Gus manner but with strength Of will ap
parent Ia every look aud gesture
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
YOUNd rOLAS COLUMN,
INSTRUCTIVE ENTERTAINMENT ron
GIRL AND BOY READERS,

The Birds Thanksgiving Dinner aa Pro-
yided by Two Little Girs with EEesl-
lent inteetions, hat Peculiar Ideas of
= Menu for the Feathersd Tribe,
Mamma was reading 10 Allie and Nellie
about the customs Of children in other
lands, aud telling them how they Often fed
the birds NJ Christmas time,
"l'll tell you what we will do, Allie,N
cried Nellie, when mamma had gone up-
Stain with baby "l4et ua give our
birds some Thanksgiving, There are the
blue iaya-l guess they will oome-and the
moose birds ! know they willard may
be the cross bills
"IAt's do IL, +" echoed Allie, and they ran
away 10 the great ktorer0om, They were
soon laughing merrlly aa they tied their
bundles 10 the clothes horse which stood
ON the back yefanda "lphey will never
dare 10 come here" said Nellie, "Then
we must carry tho clothes horse out by tho
barn," said Allie, 80 they pulled aud
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

Al, on Thanksgiving day whom from east and
from wrlL
From north aud from south como tho pilgrim and
guest
When tho groy haired New Highlander sooa round
hib board
The Old. brokon links Of affection restored,
Whom tho cau WoaHcd man nrela ha mother
oncH mow,
And tpc NOMINATIONS smiles whore tho gIrl miIcd
before,
What moIalcna tho bp and what hrghtcoa tho
ryry
What can, bocl, tho peat like the rich pumpkin
pIei
Oh fruit lowd ot boyhoodl-thc old days recall
lnn
When wood grapes were puTlng and broFn nuts
wrro iullluEl
Whom wild, ugy faces We carved IN lta akin,
GIarng out through the darI, with a candle with.
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