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4 HEAVY GALE.
Collision Brtwccn vessels aud Los
of Life.


NEW YORK, Oct. I7.-Ncver bo-
fore in the memory Ut the oldest
mariner along the water front have
East and North rivers been 80 dan
gprous and b0isterOus. At Q O'Clock
this morning, when the tide wa,
sl,out at it, height, the river about
the ferry and hay, ~ far rs could lie
seen, wgs as furious and chOppy n
any stormy sea ever witnessed
along the coast. The wind was
blowing forty miles an hour from
the northwest. Only the Target
and ,taunchcst vessels ventured cut.
Afterwani il moderated.
Al Patterson, Nixon, n brakeman
nm thu. I.lckawanua Railway, while
ON the roof Of freight ear was car
ried or by the wind AMI seriously
injured.
The gale in the bay, aided by a
strong yhb tide, caused collision
this afternoon between the big tug
brat James 4. Garfield aud the
freight fOat limos &. BarstOlC of tine
Stonincton Steamship Company
The Garfield went u the DO tom.
John Steel ami John Lyons were
drowned. while seven other men ou
the. tug were rescued by the Bars-
fl,r's crew and the crews OF other
tug. Captain Henderson Of the
Garfield has au arm anu a jaw
/ broken.
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TmorGmr mE MAS RIGHT.
T"n shoots a PrisOarr Ard wishes
I'M Othcrs MnuId Do IikrMi>c.

That Others Would Do LikcWi>c
NEW ORLEANS. la, Oct. IL
Tom Duly, a cousin Of tine prize
fighter, who has been in the habit
li going to the parish prison % scc a
friend incarceTatei there for missile
meanoT. went there 10 DAY and
asked 10 see Antonio SCoiliGr, uup
u the asss,Ssius Of Chief Of Police
HenneSsy, Osteusihly for tine lur-
puse Of identifying him. When tie
prisoner appeared Duffy pulled out
pistol and shot him, inllirting q
fatal wound.
Duffy was Immediately arrested.
lie SAID % the officers that IL the
Italian died he was willing tu Lang.
lie only wished there were about
seventy five more like himself 81 Iu
similar deeds. the wounded Italian
was taken 10 the hospital where he
asserted that he has always been a
friend Of Chief HennesSy. lie can
not live.
More than fifty arrests have been
made Of parties believed 10 lee impli-
Gated in the assassination Of Hen
messy, and to-day another Italian,
Pedro Natal, was identified - one
Of the men seen running away from
the scene Of the murder. The body
Of the late Chief OF Police Hennes-y
lay IN state nj the City Hall to-day
and was viewed 10y thousands Of
people. The funeral was largely
attended aud Canal street was lined
los immense crowds fora mile.
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The Seal Hunters.

OTTAWA. Oct. l7.-Speaking Of
the report that the scaling schooners,
Triumph and Adele, recently sailed
from Victoria, Il. G., on second
trip 10 hunt seals, Topper, Minister
Of Marine and Fisheries, said lac
doubted that this was his mission.
IL was impossible % shoot stalls after
rough weather set ia. He believed
the Object 10 Ice TO bring back seal
skins they had teen forced To leave
behind them on the first trip. He
discredited the report that the
steamer Bcrtd sailed for Behring
Sea in search Of the Triumph and
Adele.
A Telegram is received from Sir
John Mcdonald, stating that the
vernor-General will not be in
Ottawa October 26th. The Comte
de Paris will not, therefore, visit
the capital.
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LIMA, Ohio, Oct. l7.-About 3
O'Clock this morning a gang II rob
hers were detected at WORK on safe
in OhiO City. An alarm was given
H.ld the citizens turned out tD cap
ture them. The robbers opened fire
and a battle ensued, during which
two Of the citizens were seriously
and two slightly wounded and one
Of the burglars was killed He has
rot been identified. The Others
escaped.
LSter-Two Of the citizens posse,
Charter Hover and Frank Pence, II
j. reported, have died from their
wounds. The others are not danger
ously hurt. 4 large posse - out
now searching for the remainder Of
the gang Of robbers. They are sup
posed to be headed by the notorious
burglar, Manell HUM, who has
long been sought 10y the officers in
this vicinity.
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CHRIST RErORE rIL,TE
4 Picture :" Natural thai it Cause,
Spectators To Paint

BERLIN, oct. IA sensation has
been aroused in Berlin 10y tire sSg.-
bilIun II a mes pictorial grFgtscutu-
lion Of CHRIST before Plate. The
painting Is 10y ths. Russian artist
NirJiai. it, powerful realism may
be inferred from the JIC- that scores
81 women have faintci at She sight
Of tine picture. Though horrible. II
i strangely fascinating, AMI the
salon where 1t is dis layed i- CON
tiuually crowded b. suilusatiuu. The
sui jcct j. treated from ala entirely
different conception To that II Mum
kacsy in his famous painting 10 tine
same title. The work l. pronounced
hy critics o. be- vastly inferior % THE
Latter in a surely artistic ~eu-e, hut
yet % pa--,ss "a remarkable ipTer,
which can hardly be attributed o.
-imble realism.
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IH HONOR OF WILLIAM TELL AND
HIS APPLE.
The Horrible Fascinating Picture
OF Christ Before PLATE Draws
Spectators in Berlin.
ECCENTRIC rev. Parker WANTS
TO KNOW SOMETHING.
Robbers Fight Peaceful Citizens /:
Killed and Wounded
Brief kilograms.
By Telegraph 10 the Nrwsl
GERMAN CoLoNIsr
Leaves Million, for His Heirs 60
Quarrel About.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. Il. - A
lawsuit involving the possession Of
81 ,OOO,0 900 worth OF securities Of
gold, Of l,2OO,OOO sheep, and hun
dreds OF thousands Of acres Of land
ia all parts Of European Russia Will
come 10 tfisl in -. Petersburg in
about = week. All this vast prop
crty is the estate Of a German colo
mist named Faiz Fein, who left his
home A. poor peasant fifty years
ago 10 settle in Crimea. lie began
his Russian career as a sheep raiser
and, although favored with faJu-
lou>ly good luc', he remained "a
plain sheep raising peasant 10 the
day uf his death. The present suit
j. between his second wife rs plain
tit and his children by his first wife
a. defendant.
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Tn. PIanorthr Engineers.

PITIsBURG, October Il. - The
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
neers held a secret session this morn
Ing. IL was officially stated this
afternoon that the engineers wouli
not feGerate. The grand officers
will be instructed, however, u cuu-
fer with the officials Of the fedora
ton and report some method where
by the organization may work IL
harmony and, II possible, in con-
junction. in case Of trouble. The Of
'iicers will report at the next meet
ing. This action may toe la the ma
ture Of compromise between the
older and the younger members.
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PITTsToS, Pa, Oct. lT.-John w.
Davis, retired hstelkeeper at TINS
Mace. was shot dead this evening 10y
Police Officer Weather, who also
received injuries which may prove
fatal. Davis, who was intoxicated,
bf,amc involved in a fight in front
Of the Eagle Hotel. Weather AT
t.,,r.te,i 10 arrest Davis; but the lat
ter resisted 50 stOuty that anothsI
officer had 10 be called. DaNis
broke away from both officers ana,
Loving a "Black Jack" from Ms
,.ncket. struck Weather a terrinc
- telling him. Weather ore"
oi rsvoIyer ard fired at Davis, killing
him
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y " YORK, Oct. 1.-THE HeT-
ads Washington special: IL i he-
lieved that the President will call an
extra session early in Move mber.
will appoint AttOrney-Gcneral
Miller To tine Supreme bench and
make SOlicitor-General 1alts Attor-
uey-Cseupral.
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nnIInrd.s Snnn ..IrI--cut.

This wonderful Liuiment Is
known f:om the Atlantic 10 tie
Pacific aud from the Lakes Ia the
Sulf. IL Is the mg-J Penetrating
Liuimeut IN thewoTid. Il Will cur,
rheumatism. Neuralgia. SpEaius.
Bruises. Cuts. WruuCs. Old Sore.
Burns, Syiajica. Sare Throat, Sore
Chest anil all inflammation, aiteTail
others have failed. 10 viii cure
Blrhei Wire Cuts and heal all
wounds where proud ilysh sshas set
IN. IL j. equally Efficient for ami
ma!s. Try il and yug will not lie
without II. Price 81 cents.
Sold by y. &. NJ. /. 81
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WILLIAM TELL.
The SWISS viii Erect n Statue To
His Memory in Uri.

AAAN " Z
LONDON, OcLlT.-The report that
the Swiss had become tireI Of
William Tell and his apple seems to
have been somewhat premature.
The people Of Canton Urn have just
resolved a. cree, o. his nIemJIy a
bronze statue seven feet high Zoo AN
open square before the Ciy Hail iu
Altlori. Tell viii bee repTeScut,..
a. standing alone lin a bold, de-
teTmiuei, defiant posture" with "a
crus,-b0w in lis hand. On the
pedestal OF UTiuam stone there Will
he four rclieis, which will Jrpic, the
shot at the apple on tic market
place Of AltGuTi, r,l'- head, Cr>-
irr'- Heath, aui Tci.'- death. I,li
will Doe represented in so as 4"
peasant ofthr fpuT,reuth ceutury In
the costume ~ his uay.
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PARKER INvE,TIG,rIxG.
He Desires tn kuow " hat =
Thought OF Modern Preaching.

Thought OF Modern Preaching.
LONDON. Oct. IT.-Dr. Parker. the
eminent preacher, j. trying o. fin.
cut what people thiUk al preaching
as a mlLuru institution, and through
the press an expression 81 public
opinion on the subject, either pub
licly. in the newspapers, Of private
~, in personal communication %
him, he desires - many opinions a-
possible. on "the modern sermon
lie asks. "What lire its deiicicn-
cies? Has II been uu~tc'! 10y lawful
and more useful competitors: Is
there still room for preaching. or -
the poor old thing dead and gon,:'
He intends TO make this the subject
Of an address on November ith ami
wilIutilize the substance Of the r.
plies winch he obtains 10 this APP
peal.
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D,.nRIp.- Oct. l7.-Durlng the
G., ayo weeks of OctOhr 1876 cases
Of cholera, with twenty NV The uni,
~ are reported in spain. IN, Inc epi-
sle shows a general decline:
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The japanese

C.--v their tooth picks In their back hair
md alvFavs use them after eating anything
srie- taIe care q their teeth, and the teeth
-. are Of their siOmachs. Zee tOothpick.
sreeIv. clean with sOLODONT, and tan
,esth and breAihs will be scarce.
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NOTICE.

u,Ur ANNUAL MEETING or TIE
St--khOlGtrs uf the south doliaH
f+,nai evil Dc held 20 p. ~. on Won
irv. october 1Ilh. lSn. a. Wet aoi,.-e
~ otirers fo5 ,hr ensuing $50 ycars.
sG.,t 3. 4. stHPv ~rH'"
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n,r,. That are Reller than Gold

Ifyou have bad breath, sluggish
bowels. pain in the small Of your
hlrk. nervousness or giddineSs,
your vital organs are sadly out OF
condition. A mere .'dose OF physic"
will not help you. Your only wise
course is to take DR.. David kenne-
dy,s Favorite Reriedy, Of RondOut,
y. Y, aud cleanse your system OF
The impurities. II regulate the
Liver and Kidneys,
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80. inform your Conductors 70
Is, 70 out for passengers when pas
~ webb x Feveryesr's hHSeisi
~. Main Street
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The amount Of silver offered for
sale at the Treasury today was 424,-
900 ounces The amount purchased
was l3S, 900 ounces, at Sll4.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

London, Oct. 1.-THE Standards
ut Rome states on
Vatican authority that the P0uc
would decline 10 receive Dillon aud
O'Brien if they visit that city.
Rome, Oct. IA fire in the
dome Of The cathedral at Siena to-
day was subduei with much diff
Guilty before reaching the church
proper, which l. filled with art
treasures.
Vienna, Oct. l7.-There has been
arranged general strike Of EN-
ployes of the trtmway lines in this
city 10 take place Sunday. The
authorities are taxing precautions 10
prevent acts Of violence.
Rome, Oct. IT.-SIeclc says it will,
ii necessary, publish details proving
that the Italian premier recently in
directly offered 10 give France full
liberty Of action in Tunis il she
would abandon her interests in Tri-
poll.
Rome, Oct. IA papal encycli-
cal 10 the Italian bishops strongly
protests against the government viO-
latiug the liberty and rights Of the
mpacy; accuses the Premier Of
revOlutiOuizing modern society and
asks the prayers Of the faithful.
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$500 Reward !

We will psy the above reward for any
ease % Liver C0mpI IiEt, Dysp,p-lt, >i-k
Headache, Indigestion. tuustrfa'I 10 ur
Cu-tIvrugss We cannot cure with West -
Vegetable LAYER F.ll-. when the directions
arc strictly complied with. They arc pure
iv vegetable. and never faii 90 give salts
faction. sugar Coated LARGE boxes con
tanning 90 Pills. - cen r. Beware % rruu-
ierfrits and imiIztiuuz- The genu1Hr
manufactured only bv Tit JOHN &.
WE~T COMPANY. CHICAGO. ILL
SuIf lv JOWN~UN. PRATT \ Co., Drug
ri-f4. salt Lake llfv.
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WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

yYTHO NEED ANYTHING N THt
w Clothing line % call upon aston s
Co.,. % Main ST.. where they Uil INT wr-
elected stock ~ mems Hut isnr-' sg..
DyrrII=, bats. caps, shirt, etc, at yrrT i17
prices. This Lrn b. reliable and WI.l trr-t
com rI OH iTH-
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Receives Deposits PAYABLE on Demand
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Prostate Court OF the County n S-it
Lake, Territory 1t Utah.
In The matter 90 the e-tltc william -wIft,
trrIsDi.


rortS WALSH AND ~NElT SWIFT.
% the adm .ui sfratHrs 90 Che estate %
William swift. deceased. having tlgi ifcr
pefftiuu herein. -l1Iy verified praTI~-s for IN
6rleraf sale % q u4lt 90 re- q r-ilig % sara
f.eed.uf. Tor the uurpu-s- flHl.iH set forth
IL b. therefore ordered Hr She judge % -Iil
court. that go pHr-Hn- iulcrt-i.l 10
the estate % said drreIzeis apPtaE .s-
-, a. -aHf Probate Court on Mon
trv. the I1th day CT Nurer1i'sr. i--
M Ten O'Clock in the forenoon - sara
day, al tic Court Room ni stIl 70
6-fs forrf. II NE County Court House, n
me civ and county % salt lake, I tab ier,
rltnrv, % show cause way On or 'er -h"u. %
not be granted 90 the szld 1Iimia' -lriiar- 20
sell so much Of the resi- estate % The ,-iil -e-
ceazei. aturfvate sale a. shall he nece--.rr'
and that a copy % this rr'i-r De lu1-i-hrd
al least four successive weeks 20 lLe Us
ERET EvENISG NEWS, a Newspaper printed
and published IN rid citv q county
Dated October j. i-.I
GEO. y. ENEJCU, Probate jude
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Th- Patent sofa Bed az san
hgrr'~ Furniture Co., l. - fine var
lar sofa a. can he found. Come
ami see it. les w, South Templ,T
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SATURDAY EVENING. CITY UTAH TERRITORY
WASHINGTON NEWS.
importation OF Meat PennsyI-
Nanta Recount Denied


N""ia Statisties.-Reeount Denied.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Il. - The
treasury department has issued n
circular 10 the customs Office ON the
subject ~ 10" i.u, pa IatiOu Of meat
cltl4s .il % -.. nee Of the meat in
spection act. IL confirms the de-
slSnation Of customs ports ami dis
tricts named As quarantine stations
by the secretary Of agriculture hy
virtue Of section 20 Of the tariff iii.
but su-pends the prohibition OF ia.
importation Of meat cattle arriving
IN the United States. BY virtue II
the same authority the prohibition
OF the hides Of cattle from North.
Central and South America is sus-
pended, meat cattle from those
countries being at present free from
contagious disease. The hides of
meat cattle from European coun-
tries, in which the secretary OF
agriculture states contagious dis
eases Of different kinds are known
10 exist more or less, are prohibited,
unless the importer shall produce
lrsois showing that the hides were
thoroughly disinfected prior to leav-
lug the foreign country, ami that
they are free from Infection Of any
kind.
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PENNsYLvANIA's rOPUIATIoN.
THE SILVER PURCHASES.

The population Of the State Of
Pennsylvania is 5,24S,594, an in
crease Of 955, 6S3, or 22.55 per cent.
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A RECOUNT DENIED NEW YORK.

neutrality-suspicious. Childs Of
the Census Bureau has replied to
the demands OF Mayor Grant Of
New York for a recount Of that city,
that tine demand Il without support
Uf any facts officially known 10 that
office, ami That the bureau will 5d-
here 10 it, enumeration until con-
WINGED 10y proper proofs, duly pre-
scented, that the same j. erroneous.
He ADDS: Opportunity will speeLi-
ly Ice given the mayor 10 present ms
case and any evidence he may have
10 support it,"
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PERSONAL AND NOTABLE.

ny --- .
The books in the Smrogate's ~ofice@in Bergen
county are being re-indexed at q cost of s.. ECO.
The new residence OF Conrad N. Jordan on
the Teancck road, north of the Englewood school
house, is attracting considerable attention. The
cost Of the house is about $40. QUO, and when the
grounds and lawns are perfected it will be one
OF the finest suburban residences in the county.
c. Q. Dewey, principal of the Englewood pub
lie school, was appointed by the Grand Council
of the Royal Arcanum. while In session recently
at Trenton, as Deputy Grand Regent in
charge of the councils Of this jurisdiction, in
GLIDING Hackensack, Passaic, Paterson and
Rutherford, This is q well merited honor, and
Mr.. Dewey WIN doubtless, make a most excell-
ent officer.
Alfred Speer, of Passaic City, some five years
ago loaned money to an Englishman who came
over here to sell a patent ice making machine.
The man became dissipated and went to the
dogs, leaving the ice machinery and all the fix
lures in Mr.. Speer's loft, where they have been
until now, when Mr. Speer intends to utilize
them.
Mrs. E, Gould, residing near Bridgeton, was
nearly choked to death while eating breakfast
aione, by a piece of beefsteak, which lodged in
her throat. After great difficulty and much suf-
fering she finally succeeded in disIodging the
meat, when she found in it q rusty needle which
Ind prevented her from swallowing it. She can
nottaccount for the presence of the needle in the
meat.
New Jersey honey producers are complaining
Of an abnormally nigh death rate among bees.
The honey industry is an extensive one in the
northern part of this State, and Judging from
present appearances the coming fall will see but
little Of the product on the market. Thomas
Volk, of Roycefield, has only one swarm left out
of thirty-eight hives. The mildness of the win
ter is said to have induced many bees to expose
themselves with fatal results.
John s. Rogers, of Camden, was on Tuesday
appointed by Vice Chancellor Bird receiver Of
the Mount Holly Mills Company, which stopped
work on Monday. The liabilities are said to be
100000 and the assets 0 1900. If the creditors
decline to take the stock in the company in set
Element of their claims the mills will not resume
business.
Articles were filed by the Penn Dredging Com
pany, in Camden, Tuesday. The objects of the
corporation are TO manufacture, construct,
build, use and buy the Humphreys-Von Schmidt
improved dredging machine. The capital stock
Is &iQl GOO and the q nnunt mid is 81 nl
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sembled there, and who could not
look upon you without thinking Of
the thing you areg
How much would you give, 0restes
Cleveland, to be able to speak for po-
litical purity with the same sincerity
as that boy? Would you not sur
render your fraud Mayorship,
with its powers and its pay, and
its little ring OF toadies and
henchmen, to feel that you could lis
ten to honest words and look in hon
est faces without feeling that you
were a mere mask, a pretence, u
whited sepulchre, and that the mask
had worn thin, the pretence had been
exposed, and that the yawning assures
of the sepulchre left visible to all
mems eyes the rottenness withln2
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right here. Ii they come out with
the hoss I'll fix 'efn."
We didn't want it that way, but he
insisted. and we had only waited five
minutes when M they came. both on
the mares back. We could have
caught 'em by a rush, but the squire
motioned us to keep quiet, and as
they advanced ON him he held up his
hand and shouted:-''In the name
and by the authority vested in me by
the people of the State Of Missouri |
command you to halt..n
Here's lookin' at we, old man"
chuckled one Of the men in reply,
and they jumped the mare at him
and knocked him head over heels,
and were Off through the open gate
at a gallop, never to be seen again.
We went over and picked the squire
up. 1t was all of ten minutes before
he spoke, and then he gasped OUT
Think Of it, gentlemenl They
cooliy defed the statutes of the SOW
ereign State OF Missouri!'
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Highest Of ali IN Leavenmg power-U. S. Govt Report Aug. II, 1880
R@,!a q! Bsl,1jRg.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

tel of charity, covers a multitude of
sins. AS the poncho, for men, is the
universal and most useful garment
for the middle and lower classes, am
swering for a coat by day, a coverlid
by night, an umbrella when it rains
and o basket when there is anything
to carry, the female manta is worn by
all classes and is equally indispensa-
BILE, since it hides unkempt hair and
all defects of toilet.-Cor Washington
Star.
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ADVICE TO MorRERs.-MEs wINsLow's SoorH.
rsG Synup should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer
at once: ii produces natural quiet sleep by re-
lieving the child from pain, and the little charub
awakes as bright as a button 1t is very
pleasant to taste. It soothes the child. softens
the gums, aIIays all pain. relieves wind. regu.
lates the bowels. and is the best known remedy
for diarrhosa, whe Their arising from teething or
other causes. Twen ty-tiye cents a BOTTLE. ~
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The Advantage Of Roller Towels.

There are few housekeepers who do
not know the advantage of roller
towels at one or more places in their
houses where frequent washing is
done. There should at least be one
in the kitchen and bath room, or
wherever else the family "fockn to
wash. In the "children's roomn it
presents great advantages. 1t is hung
up and not on the floor it is always
. there" and does not have to be
hunted for while wet hands are drip
ping, perhaps it rolls along from wet
spots to dry, in a way very accomme-
dating to a hurried boy or girl, and it
is not easy to use it for a wash cloth.
And here let me say in connection
with all towels they are not wash
cloths, not even the of them,
as many people seem to suppose
Hrs. Stafford, in Good Housekeeping.
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A clover Woman.

Miss Eliza Skidmore, who writes
over the noanUde plume of Ruhainah,
is IN extremely clever DIN who has
had exceptional advantages for obtain
ing certain classes Of information for
her literary work, and who has taken
full advantage of all of them. Her
brother is in the consular service. He
is one of the eight consular clerks who
hold office under the government for
life or during good behavior. MI.
Scidmore is stationed at Kanagawa,
Japan. Through his influence his
sister has obtained from the State de-
partment letters which have been Of
incalculabIe advantage to her in her
travels abroad During the Washing
ton season she writes letters from the
capital Current Literature.