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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-14
EnR REMT-

TIoR RENT-HA OF STORE. s1x7O FEET.
Il 10 East Second South street with all Of
room, 3Oxb0 feet. in rear gas and steam heat;
best location for retail trade in the city En-
quire of Rivers Bro
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SPECIAL TO NURsERYNAN.

TOR SALE-AT HALF THEIR VALUE, \
II number OF elegant plate books colored, for
canvasser's use. Apply 10 Stanley Taylor 7Oi
w Third North
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HOW TO PREVENT RoUGHNESS OF THE
SKIN

During cold, dry, windy weather this
question agitates the mind of every lady in
the land who prizes smooth, soft skin.
There is nothing mora harmless and effec-
tive than Wisdom's Violet Cream for pre-
venting and eradicating the i'll effects of
severe weather. Try it.
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A CARD.

The Salt Lake letter carriers offer their
best thanks to their numerous benefactors,
The SALT LAKE HERALD and the public in
general, Tor their generous aid i'll behalf of
the Letter Carriers ball, and promise for
the future TO earn, by prompt and correct
service, the kindness manifested by the
public in the past
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COIN BROS.

| We call attention to our recent importa
ton of the largest stock of ladies' white
| embroidered and hemstitched fancy aprons
ever seen here. Prices from % cents 10 IS
each. This is one of the most appropriate
presents you can possibly make to mother,
sister or daughter. Conn Bios.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Elizabeth E. Powell, deceased.

NOTICE IS HEI-EET GIVEN BY THE UN-
~ dersig1ed. administrator Of the estate OF
Elizabeth Z. Powell. deceased. TO the creditors
OF, and Az persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit jhem with the neces-
sary vouchers. within four Montns alter the
first publication Of this notice To- the said adj
ministratUr at the office Of > ". Ddrl{e, rooms
e and Z, Culmor block, Salt Lake city, IN the
county of salt Lake. Utah.
ABRAHAM POWEI L
Administrator Of the estate Of Elizabeth row.
ell. deceased
S W DA, K Attorney for estate.
Dated November . , 1880.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of &C seaman. deeeased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN4
" dersigned, admiuisJ atOr OF the estate OF
Rachel seaman deceased. to the creditors Of and
all persons having claims against the said
deceased, 10 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the first
publication of this notice, TO the said Samuel
II. Hill, at No. 90 W. Second North, salt Lake
city, ia the county OF Salt Lake.
SAMUEL II. HILL,
Administrator Of the estate OF Rachel Seaman,
deceased
Dated November 10 1870.
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SpIP,TiiAL LFilrulg
FOR SsLE-.REAl ESTATE.

DUY NOW IN The ROCK SPRINGS
ID subdivision before tho raise IS price On
and after january !, 1891, AL re naming lots Will
be advanced 10 per cent, Houses are boEg
built on this subdivision. Good flowing wells
Is high md Cry. Special Inducements 10 those
who wish to build Lots $40 TO $3.50 on terms
TO suit II. j. OSBORNE & co, 70 L. F.fst
South street
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THROUGH PULLMAN SLEEPER SALT LAKE
TO BUTTE MONT.

The Union Pacific is now running a
through Pullman sleeper from Salt Lake
to Butte, Mont. Persons going to Portland,
Butte, Helena and other northern points
can purchase Pullman tickets at the Union
Pacific office, POI Main street.
S. w. ECCLEs,
General Passenger Agent.
Wasatch building, 201 Main street.
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Now that the Deep Creek Railway is go
we will renew our proposition 10 sell Lake
City lots at the old prices and easy terms
I'm til the road nears that place, when prices
will be advanced 100 per cent. Buy now
or you will miss it. For particulars call or
send TO Pratt Bros, real estate Office, No
55 West First South street, where maps,
prices and terms viii be furnished free. =
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-J0 MEN AND WOMEN 10
w help themselves 20 the bargains Mt the
great closing out sale at the Fair, ~ w est First
South
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MUST BE SOIL.

GPEAK QUICK OR YOU LOOSE 1T. A
- beautiful little home cheap .x5 brick
house city water half block from strect or.
No. 2G6 + street. reduced 10 $3.50.
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A FEW REASONS WHY ST. PATRICX's
PILLS ARE POPULAR,

Because they never disappoint.
Because they produce pleasant ca
thartic effect.
Because they not only pbysic, but cleanse
the whole system and regulate the liver
and bowels.
For sale at % cents per pox by Z. c. M.
/. drug department
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REsT RRINn ErcIN
NOTICE TO cRFDIrnRs

d W. RAYMOND. SILvERINE CASE.
ID. warranted, for 80. Cash to loan. Hrun-
nell & Co, East End South, Salt Lake city
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STpAYED "a sTgLEH.

CTRAYED FROM TIE re .iDENCE or
- David james lGG y est Fifth south street.
on flitav night November -. onr large dar;
bay horse, four years ole: had halter on @hrn
he left. Information leadin@ :" jAe recovery OF
the above animal viii b lire ally rev ardea lv
DaTid il ms, at DAVID JalLts < Co.'s. q Main
street.
PROPOSALS FOB THE :; FADING OF TisE
L Great Salt Lake & Hot Spring railw Y.
scaled bios WIil 'r .esc .,-. % VA and r5tvnrsi
il 20 Wednesday roo~, Dec moet H. d 3 ,'s
will be opened p p. III. same day 70 the e..
In OF the raj way from oegeath Nltn tI
e:k's Hot Springs. ami G bran Oh lihp r-Dst
Monroe street alnTg Hamilton ssr vet p
G.. D Amos al, itiol. Profile can b. seen and
iuh iIIormato1 uttni Ell a room 10 pa
building, 1876 Ma T. si.Ce'. II. p. Folsom, SER
tary p. o. Box li56 city.
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BRICK, BRICK,

Can be supplied by the Utah Manufac-
turing and Building company, Mill Creek.
z. o. box, LOO; telephone 34S, city.
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DROPOSALS FOP THE d, ANINri ~. d,
{ Est

Z OST "A POCKET BOOk CONTAINING
II valuable papers and l~tycrs addressed -
+. Cocmbs, Pennington OF no use 10 anvoee
but owner. Finder piolse return TO this ofcj
and receive reward.
Z OST-A CAPE BELONGING TO 4
IL lady's mac ,sh. Finder please rett.rr, 10
+. AuerbGcn & Bros. and be rewarded
7 OST 49, BETWEEN TIE EtgHTEE,EfIII
IL ward schColhouse ard T. G. ~ t. on Nom
day afternoon, silver ci ain parse ecnfaiuir e
$3.50 IL silver. Owners nam Oh 0lasp Retnrn
TO this Office and be rewarded.
7 OST-BANK BOOK, No. ia5 or n a.
u Hancock Finder ssill please re.nfr1 20 s.6
w. North Temple and receive revGd
SPIRITUAL LECTURE.
DOlJT FAIL TO HEAR MRS. W. II. KINGS
IL lecture, Sunday evening ut . . a. tne nee
tropolitan MOTEL corner OF ihiru .suutb and
West Temple street. Subject: is marriage q
failures Reserved seats 25 cents.
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DEAR SIR:-The Salt Lake Choral society
will on Monday evening, December Il, 1880. give
the first OF its monthly series of special re-
hearsals. An informal programme VIII be rem
dered, and the Choral desires for this occasion
TO make al the musical societies and choirs OF
the city its guests. VIII you. therefore. accept
invitation 10 be present at the Salt Lake As,
sembly hall on the above-nGmed date. al
O'Clock p. m. greatly obliging, yours respect
fully, II. q. WHITNEY,
DIR. +. 4. VINCENT,
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w ANTED-A GIRL WHO CAN DO PLAIN
w cooking. No washing. Mrs 5 F. TeasdeI
4i3 e. Brigham street
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NANTED-rWO GOOD GIRLS FOR GEN
w eral housework, Apply to Mrs. Arthur
Pratt, 20 street.
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We are receiving heavy shipments of fur
niture and have determined to cut prices
exceedingly close. BARRATT Bros.
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Sohmer Pianos.

Novelties in full dress shirts.
BAsT-TERRY MER. Co., 142 Main st.
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MTANTED - EXPERIENCED SEWING
w girls. Apply TO Miss L. Nicholson dress
maker, rooms 31-5l Seott-Auerhach block
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A NEW nRpARTuRE

When IN need of horse shoeing call tele-
phone No. 70, A. j. Pendleton & Son, and
they " i'll send for your horses.
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PULLMAN BUFFET CARS BETWEEN SALT
LAKE City AND Rite

Commencing Tuesday, December Q, the
Union Pacific will operate Pullman Buffet
cars between Salt Lake city and Butte
without transfer. City ticket Office POI
Main street s. w. Eccles, Gen. Pas Agt.#
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-14

Tapestry Carpets from 65c. upward. at
Dinwoodey's new store
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Look at Tuesdays paper for further
particulars of the biggest sale of fine furni-
ture and household goods by
LoUIs E. BAMBERGER, Auctioneer
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OF INTEREST TO THE PUBLIC.

Read G. w. Davis advertisement and
look out for bargains in fine groceries.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-14

The Salt Lake Plumbing, Steam and Gas
Fitting Co. makes sanitary plumbing a
specially. Prompt attention gwen to all
kinds of jobbing. Store room in basement
Of Constitution building
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CUSTER MILLER, THE PROPERTIES.
- conducts divine service OF the Temple Of
Honor hall, corner OF ttrst south and Main
street, every Sunday evening ut 7:45 o'clock
After short sermon sbe delivers messages TO
persons IN the audience from Their guardian
angels End spirit ficnCs Ia his TGy the Mes
sian is restoring the f1ilness Ct the spiritual
gifts OF His gospel 10 Il is people. bis. Nj lcr
may also be interviewer every week day 40 her
residence, 2Jl $. West Temple street Pliea.e
interviews each 81. Spiritual circles on FGes-
day and Thursday evenings. Admission. -
cents.
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WANTED = STUDENTS IN DOUBLE EN-
w try bookkeeping received and qualified
by actual practice, day or evening. Scholars are
taught TO keep books by performing the actual
work themselves. All laws governing business
paper and accounts are included in the COURSE
Harry r. Browne, expert accountant, $50 Main
street. ONCE hours IL TO and to p. N. Open
every evening.
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Fea SALE-MiSGELLANEOUS.
TOR SALE-A GOOD ROLLER-TOP DESK
cheap. Call az 80 East First South street

EOR SALE-A GOOD ROLLERTOP DESK !
IL cheap. Call at 40 East First South street /
TOR -Two-REvOLUTIoN BOOK /
Il and news Campbell press. SIC OF hei /
S7x52; speed per hour, LOO: with Dexter loiaer I
attached. WIZ prirt Gud fold Tour IT eight PAGE
paper. Only two years in use. In thorough I
good order. Apply ut the Herald for terms.
SPECIAL TO NURsERYAAN.
TOR SALE-AT HALF THEIR VALUE, a |
IL number OF elegant plate books colored Ior
canvassers use. Apply 70 Stanley Taylor 'Ol
w. Third North.
IF YOU WANT A GCoD BARGAIN IN
L furniture. 30 to the Sandberg Furniture
company, los w. : outh Temple
nor sALE-A GOOD BUTCHERS BUsT-
L ness, in Provo City dol good ready
money trade. supplying the onlg two larZe 6o-
tolls in the city. Reasons Tor selling out llving
up bpsl. eis. Apply Robert brSin, Street,
Provo Cfy, { tIh.
UoR SALE-A GOOD CASH GROCERY
business. Inquire at 2os W. Third North.
0-PENNYWEIGHTs, SOLID "A KARAT,
w gold case with IS jeweled HuUrdrn,
WalJham or Elgin movement, new AID wGTrau-
ted for 500 at Bunnel & Co.
FOR RENT.
TIOR RENT HALF OF STORE. S1x70 FEET.
Il 10 East Second South street. with all Of
room, 50x50 feet. in rear, gas and steam heat;
best location for retail trade in the city En-
quire OF Rivers Bro
ToR RENT-A FEW NICELY FURNISHED
L rooms with hoard at The Deveraux house,
53i West SCUM Temple street.
LIOR RENT-A HOUSE or SIX ROOMS
u and cellar, unfinished, Tor SO. Apply 10
Pratt Bros, 80 West First South street
UIoR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE. APPLY
L TO IS and "a Main street.
TOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE or
Il five rooms. near Main stree. Inquire at
~ n. Second West street
C1OR RENT-FlVE-ROOMED COTTAGE.
u So; also furnished rooms, single and en-
suite. Lambert Court, % ". Sixth Soata-
TOR RENT "A SMALL HOUSE IN
l. Twentieth ward. Apply ct 81 L. First
South. or Fred ]. MAJ.
EIOR RENT-THE BAR AND BILLIARD
4 room completely furnished III the Cont
mental no'el, from JGnuarT l. Apply. c. ).
Holmes.
EoR RENT : FINE STORE ROOF,
L Offices as well stCaT0 ard modern improve
ments; in Holmes builu NJ. ApI ly G. 5. Hoin5s.
TOR RENT-TWO UNFUENISHED AND
Il one furnished ROOM at 81 s. Eight East
street.
ElOeRtNT-A SMALL HOSUE. ENQUIRE
j. 2?7 + street.
UOR RENT-NiNE ROOM HOUSE on
u east bench. finished January 10 1903. Ap-
ply sos. Progress building.
JlOR RENT NEWLY FURNISHED
Il room. Inquire l5G w. Fourth South street.
! TOR RENr-A THREE ROOMED HOUSE
J. with porch IL Goddurd's court. ut so PEI
month. George Goddard, L. Second South,
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WEMTEn..nEiP..EsMsLE.

WANTED = IMMEDIATELY. TWENTY
w good sewing girls. Apply 10 William II
Rowe superintendent. u. c. NJ. l. clothing
factory
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WANTED WISH TO ENTER INTO
w business relation with some party, to go
into some practical business Party to furnish
money! to furnish my personal efforts and time.
Am thoroughly reliable and practical. Ad-
dress G.. Al Herald
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James G. Mcdonald & Co., candies. .
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Free Wants!

All employment advertisements inserted three
times without charge; other advertisements IN
this column l0c per line first insertion, sc. eaoh
time after; by the month, 81 per line. Marriage
notices, Il; birth notices, 5oc.; death announce
ments, free; obituary comments l5c. per line.
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w sick room, by "a middle aged lad V: best
references given # required. Address E. D.
nurse. care OF Herald
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Only those who know Mr.. Locke can ap-
preciate the truthfulness of the above.
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WANTED = a PROFESS NAL NURSE
w wishes TO make engagements for the sick,
2i9 E. Fifth South.
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Clara Morris representative, Mr..
Rowles, is in the city, She plays here
three nights, opening Christmas, and will
arrive with her company next Tuesday to
rest here the week before the holidays,
which is always period dreaded by the
travelling manager, and which is usually
spent in giving his company rest espec-
tally if he can find SO desirable a place as
Salt Lake in which to enjoy it. Miss Nor
ris is in excellent health this season and
had great engagement in San Francisco.
Camille, Renee and Miss Mutton will pro-
baby make up the bill here.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

NTANTED-IF YOU WANT SEWING
w done for the holidays call at dressmaking
parlor 9O5 Sta,e road, upstairs. Sewing done
very reasonably.
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U1OR RENT-A FEW Nicely FURNISHED
4 rooms with hoard at The Devsraux house,
53i West Sc n Temple street
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THE SALT LAKE CHORAL SOCIETY.

r. Stephens, conductor.
Prof. Thomas Radcliffe, organist.
Mrs. Hamilton, assistant organist.
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BORN.
MISCELLANEOUS.

blush GARMENTS: PLUSHEs REFIT-
L ted and steamed at COINS, Is e. Second
South
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WAMTEB--nELp--MAlE,

WANTED A BRIGHT. INTELLIGENT
w boy. not under Ia, who wishes to learn the
printing business. Must be rustler. Apply I o
foreman Herald.
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w class cake and bread baker who can do
ornamenting. Address J. B., Herald Office.
w stock ranch, by pract cal mid6le-aCed
man; cattle, sheep Or horse ranch. Am
thoroughly competent and reliable Address
q. ~. Herald
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J. S. TURNBULL.
TO LOAN.

! side PROPERTY Small commissions. jack
son & Waterman $3.50 Scott-Auerbach building.
Talxe elevator.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-01-10
An Aston LADY at School.

Mrs. Sophia Astor attends one Of the
public evening schools of this city for
the purpose of learning English. She
is about fifty-two years old and the wife
of Ludwig Astor. The couple have
been in this country few months. He
is fifty-seven years of age, blood rela-
tive of the wealthy Astor family of this
city, and keeps small restaurant and
beer saloon at 1890 Second avenue. He
bears strong resemblance to William
Waldorf Astor, and comes from WALL
dorf, Germany, not Waldorf Zone ~ as
the ex-Minister to Italy spells his mid
die name. Mr.. and Mrs. Lud wig Astor
are very respectable and intelligent peo-
pie, not by any means very poor, having
accumulated few thousand dollars in
Germany, and they are now trying to
build up a fortune as their wealthy rela-
lives have done here, but they find it
uphill work even to make expenses. and
intend to sell out and move to quarters
near the proposed Exposition grounds,
resuming there the same business that
they carried on in Europe, viz, keeping
hotel. Their rich relatives will learn
now for the first time that Mr.. and Mrs.
Ludwig Aston are here, the latter not
having announced their arrival to the
former.-N. Y. Epoch.
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- - - ---------- - :
The NIGHT WIND.

"What does the night wind say to theeT'
asked maiden fair to see.
:" 1t whispers of sunny banks and braes,
Where my love aud pass happy days;
Laden with sweets from the scented flowers
hours,
When smiling love looked into my eyes,
Meath the blue arch OF the summer skies.
1t murmurs again his dear words so sweet:
Heaven is here as I lie at thy feet
Its sunbeams CLINT in thy golden hair,
Thy lips are its perfumed fow'rets rare.
Earth, with its cares, its vague alarms,
Is all forgot in thy tender arms,
While birds and all things near rejoice
In the wltching music OF thy voice."
Sand what to thee does the night wind sayr
asked OF a woman old and gray.
" AT the sound OF its voice I shake with fears
For there comes thought OF other years
When my lover brave left me and home,
In foreign lands for gold to roam.
He left me 10 mourn, with unx Gus heart
That love from love for gold must part.
hear again the menace drear:
Never again will you see h m here,
But stretched cold and stiff, corpse on thu
sand,
No light in his eye, no warmth in his hand,
No word OF greeting no tender tone,
For love to welcome back its own,
Amemory all that is left thee now,
Woman with wrinkled and aged BROW"
Alas! for the maiden fair and free;
Alasl-for the woman gray is she.
Detroit Free Press.
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SOMEWHAT RISKY.

How 1t Feels to Have an Apple Cut in
Two on Ones Head.
I once let professional swOrdsmaH
cut apples in two while | held them
on my head and on the palm of my
hand, and I'll never do it again. The
experience is too thrilling for the
plain citizen who is not military in
his tastes. / was with show when
the regular assistant of the swords
man went on strike, and the swords
man was in a dreadful fume as he
thought of disappointing the crowd of
spectators that night He came be-
hind the scenes at rehearsal and called
Tor a volunteer. 'Til give twenty.
five dollars to the man who'll hold the
apple for me-" said he No one vol
unteered, and l daringly put in my
oar. "Ill do it if you give me a re-
hearsal." mo rehearsal" said he.
emphatically. cit will shatter your
nerves so that you'll tremhle like an
aspen leaf when you come out at the
performance. So I went out when
night came, the upper part of my
body covered with d thin silk vest
1t was cod, anyway, and I tremfled
abominally. He saw it. but said moth
ing to me. l held the apple on my
extended hand, and it shook. could
feel it shaking, and felt ashamed. but
l couldn't control the nervousness ]
turned away my head; he made few
rapid feints, and | knew by the ap
plause that the apple had fallen.
didn't feel the blade at all as it cut
through Then 1 knelt down, and he
put another apple on my neck.
knew this was really dangerous, for il
his hand slipped he might decapitate
me. l shut my eyes. In second,
which seemed an hour to me, l felt q
thin cold line touch my neck, and
there was more applause. In that in.
slant l thought of Nine. Co!and and
the guillotine, and came near faint
ing He told me to get up, and fol
lowed him, feeling rather dazed, to
the dressing-room. I thought / must
be cut, the touch of the steel had beer
so plainly felt. but the looking glass
showed me that there was not a mark
on me. But 1 was awfully pale. The
next night we got reg Liar man tc
hold the apples.-St. Louis Globe.
Democrat.
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animals belly, ana laid open fearful
cash saw the fash of the fellow
knife as Barrows and I hurried for
ward TO get shot at the tiger.
Without relinquishing its hold on
the man, the maiag-ho bounded back
up the drift but before reaching the
top it lost its grip and stopped short.
a crimson stream pouring from its
wound.
''At distance of thirty or forty
feet from the animal Barrows and
fred. The tiger again seized the
Japanese, and tried to spring with him
from the drift into it's lair, but miscal-
culated its ehbing strength, and fell
beneath the drift and the wall.
''Mustering our forces. we climbed
up the CORY snow-bank. expecting to
have a hard struggle. but the tiger
was then seen to be lying helpless on
the other side. A part of its entrails
extruded from the wound the Japa-
nese had made. and Barrow's bullet
was found to have passed through its
body back of the shoulder. breaking a
rib where it emerged on the other
side. Another shot stretched the
animal lifeless in the snow.
The man whom the beast had tried
to carry off lay whore the creature hi. l
dropped him, and we at first thought
him dead. But though he was over
come by fright and badly bitten, his
hurts were not fatal. We car. led him
back to our quarters, anu he recovered
in the course of a month.
1.-TWO of the Coreans mustered
courage to enter the den, and found
there some of the bones Of their two
unfortunate comrades whom the tiger
had carried to his lair to devOur
Three of the Japanese remained
behind to take off the tigers skin,
which, when afterward stretched out
at the mill, was found to be nine feet
long. This tiger must have weighed
fully five hundred pounds, and was
handsomely striped. Lieutenant G.
r. Smith. in YOUTHS Companion.