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Evening journal., 1891-10-20

In order TO prove their superiority
in the treatment of diff rent dis eases.
Doctors Mccoy and WilGmRn of S35 MarKet
street IN this city, will treat all patients for
fl, ,e dollars month and furnish all necessary
medicines, which are prepared In their lab
oratory BY graduate IN pharmacy Of VIII
minutOn
Evening journal., 1891-10-20
ANOTHER RAuM STORY.

A Washington Paper Says the Pension
Commissioner Has Resigned.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-The Post this
morning states positively that the resigna-
the hands Of Secretary Noble, to take ef-
feet Nov 30.
Raum, who has just returned from Chi
cago, denies the story. II is also stated
that Ex-Governor Steele, Of Oklahoma, is
on his way here to succeed him.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

NEW YORK, Oct 60 0-Mr. Hoey was tax
ing breakfast at Demonico's when Depu-
ty Sheriff Stevens served upon him the
summons In the suit brought by the com
pany for the 100000,
Mr.. Hoey's letter Of resignation as n
member Of the express company's board
Of managers was given out last night. 1t
is as follows:
Mr.. Hoey's letter.
TO the Adams Express Company and Clarence
Al Seward, Esq, Secretary Of the Adams Ex
press Company;
SINS After more than forty years OF faithful
service to the Adams Express company have
been removed from the Office Of president by a
majority Of the board Of managers, and am
informed that large claims are about to be
made against me in behalf Of the company.
based upon several alleged transactions Ihave
been grossly misrepresented as to these trans.
actions, and ! am prepared 70 maintain, and
shall maintain at the proper time and in the
proper way, the entire propriety and fairness
Of my conduct in regard 70 oil Of them. Invite
a judicial determination Of any claims which
may be asserted against me in behalf Of the
company. II the proper tribunals shall say
that owe anything 20 the Adams Express COM
pany / shall most cheerfully pay H.
! find myself IN the meantime placed In posi-
ton Of antagonism ~ a majority Of the board
and to the official management Of the company.
II is manifest that under these circumstances
and during such a controversy ] cannot prop
erly take part in the deliberations Of the board
and herewith tender my resignation Of the
Office Of manager. Very respectfully,
JoHN HoFY
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

A well KIN wn Wilmington lady had the
following experience with q physician who
advertised IN the Wilmington papers "ser-
vices free" She says she went 30 his office
aud before leaving she was informed thai he
for medicines. She opened her eyes wide In
astoniehment and left without investing any
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

A. H. RoBB. W, STAGE.
tween him and his near
est competitor, Ashinger.
At 1880 o'clock Martin
scored his 3O0th mile.
Every Irish heart in the
ast IT, t4a
Evening journal., 1891-10-20
NO 1861


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VXyANTEn.-- GOOD WHITE GIRL FOR
w general houseaork to 90 to Pniladel
phia. in family of two. Inquire at NO. aSo
Lombard stree.
HESsRS. CHAs Il. WEBSTER q O'i.'
WI wish to correspond az once with a com
petent book saiesnaan. one who he's sold eney-
eloredias htstoifes On books Of the highest
quality preferred 10 the right party an
opportunity is offered to establish and Sonlroi
the sale Of tie Library of American Litera-
tnre IN n feId vet wnocCupied. Address. Il.
nj. WILLIAMS, Manager, 81 Fifth avenue
New York City.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
Charles Ashinger. the American. Took
the Lenh Today.

NEW YORK, Oct 20--The hardy bicyclists
in the six days race at Madison Square
garden have settled down to business and
are riding steadily and determinedly. Last
night Martin, the Irishman, who took to
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

A young man who called on a physician In
this city who WAS adver ising services free
was given a little bottle Of some medical de-
coction He paid 81 for IL and was told II
Nunnln cost him 81 hLl mora 70 rnrn him
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

The weather promises to be fair and
slightly warmer.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20
A WILMINGTON LADY

HER RExPERIENCE wIra PHYsIoIANs
NHo ADvER fIsED SERVICES FREE.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

= -------------------------
a plete vita cones. hangers, etc. suitable
for quarto or Ell hth-medium presses. Apply
at EVENING Journal office
DRINTERS.-FOB SALE, -FOUR LARGE
Imposing Stones. apply at this office.
DIANO = SEVEN AND ONE THIRD
Il OCTAVE SQUARE PIANO FOR SALE
CHEAP; in good order; easy payments to
good purchaser. Address, PIANO. Evening
Journal office
Evening journal., 1891-10-20
. pnlnn 80 nonMs

NOR REN :, PLEASANT SECOND
n story front and uufurnisf ed third story
back for rent or with board, No. 307 West
Iii yhth etreet.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

THESE sudden changes,
what are you going to do
about them ? One of our
Overcoats would protect you
against them in nine times out
of ten.
Our whole second floor is
reserved for Overcoats. To
tell you the styles and qualities,
the coiors and shapes, would
fill this paper. Over fifty
styles of Mems Overcoats,
which we sell at $Io and $Ia,
besides hundreds of other
styles as low as 50 and up to
$25.
Rainy weather suggests
Rubber Coats. We have them
for men and boys.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

HEATED ROOMS WITH BOARD. APPLY
IL GOA Franeh street
BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS WITH
I'D heat, for gentlemen aiso table board.
Southwest corner Third and West streets
nEsIRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD.
~ 107 East Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

The stock, good viii and fixtures of the
wholesale liquor score with saloon adjoining
at Nos. 207 and 20a West hTcnt street. This is
one of the largest, Oldest and best business
places in the state The properties Nos. 207,
200 and 2ll West Front ,tIset will be rented
or sold on reasonabl terms, as the owner
wishes to retire from bus 'ARss. Apply to
PHILIP @. PLUNkETT.
No 201 West Front street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-22

A sign OF the times is tho interes,
women are taking In all kinds Of ath
letic exercises Where their mother
were timid and thought II was not lady.
like TO show any strength Of body. tho
girl OF the period cultivates her muscle
In most Of tho ways adopted By her
brother. She swims, rows, "bikes" and
takes long walking tours, photographing
scenes as she goes, and becomes strong.
hno and splendid. With such n body
US these exercises develop, intellectual
strength will proceed with equal step
The time may come when woman will
even cease 10 scream at mouse.
Encouraging 1t Is, too, that these ath.
Lotto women belong to the most faahiona.
bic and select portion Of society. Itisnow
only the unfashionEble, behind the times
woman who prides herself on her nerves
or has tantrims any moro. A spirited
scene was presented not long since on
the Harlem river, In which tho wives.
daughters and girl friends OF the mem.
bers of a well known yacht club held a
sailing regatta and competed for first
place. Every part Of the navigation was
performed by tho women themselves,
aud performed with such skill as to elicit
warm praise. A notable feature Of tho
occasion was that n number OF married
ladies took part in tho racing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-22
AEPHI lITY BONDS TOR SALE.
Five Thousand ts5,ooOl Dollars OF
Seven a. Per cs.s N.phi Cir
honu. For sAIs.

NoTloE Is. HEREBY GIVEN, THAT on
A the hfst day Of october, A, ii. 1881, Al the
once Of the city Treasurer OF \ ephi Civ i've
honds n SAID city viii DO sofa 10 tho highest
bidder or bidders for cash.
SAD bonds arc OF the denominat ion of 81, OoO
payable ten yeAfs after date, These bonds Will
bear Interest a. tho rate Of fayen 10 pur cent
per Annufn from Oei0teT let, A. ~, lsil until
paid, the interest bong payable on tho lsi say
o. Afnl and tho lsI day OF october OF cAel
year
lilds will be received by me for the pureba..
Of sad hpnda, or any part thereof from Tho ~
day Of September lstl, uutl Y O'Clock M. on
tho lat day OF october. 1891.
Tue nsht 10 relset any aud all bids IN hereby
reserved IN behalf Of slid city. Value on honds
Al date of sale viii be y 90
Tue londs are OF ftriea o. ten, mona of
which have been 0isrcd for sale or sold
EDWIN HARLEY. CIT Treasurer.
=, s.-A printed official statement OF the
nnanciAl condition OF the city will be iurnishSd
anyone feslIinE Information with the visw on
biidlhg ON ne a1pye bonds. Apply Tor same
EDWIN HARLEY, THY Treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-22

they stood up In the lone woods .ad fought
IKE heroes. Both the rcglmontal color
bearers were quickly shot down. and Inc
leader OF the oolor company, Can't gwnrt.
wa. instantly killed while lifting one OF
the fallen fags. One Gag was subsequently
carried by tho colonel. II. ]. Madill. ard
thc other by tho major. Lieut.. Col. Wat
kins redeemed his pledge most nobly.
Early In the fight his horse had been LiiIe,i
under him by shell and he himself 40.
yerely stunned. Two days before this AZ.
fair the same thing had occurred. and Al.
though his companions urged him on both
occasions 10 go TO the rear he was 10 the
very front and received a minle hall
through the breast while urgbx hIs mon
over tho Confederate works. Twelve Of
nccrs out OF the "a engaged and ast mon
out OF II. were killed and wounded. The
Killed aud mortaily hurt numbered %,
Gen. Graham wisely withdrew his men
before their slaughter was complete. and
retired slowly. On reaching the wooded
ridge some distance from the log fence and
where the brigade had begun tho fighting.
he ordered the colonies Of regiments 10 ~
form their disortlered ranks. Col. Madiu.
whose smiling face aud encouraging words
bad animated the regiment throughout
that bloody sunday morning, fixed tho
Flagstaff Of the One Hundred and Forty.
first, which he was still carrying, FIRMLY In
the ground and In n loud voice struck 10
the familiar camp song
Rally round the Gag. boya.
Tho men responded heartily, Joining In the
singing until the woods that shortly before
resguuded with their cheers were ocholng
back tho notes of music than which no.
bier was never heard on tho battlefield.
and with mistaken GOODNESS and rcsolu.
ton, despite the terrible experiences Of the
hour tho unwounded survivors faced tho
enemy agnin with olo,cd up ranks.
Chnnocllomville was followed by geitv..
burg. two months later, on Pennsylvania
soil. The story o. that fight il too woll
known TO need rrhcarsing The ono Hun.
drcd aud Forty drst was with Graham's
brigade In the front limo Of tho famous
talient angle formed by slcl,lca In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-22
NOTICE 70 WATER CONSUMERS.

rpIIE ATTENTION or THE PUBLIC IA
i hereby called 90 An Ordnance IN relation
- thc Water work, passed september in,
4, -. lsss, rettrictlnF tho use 1T water tuf
spfnkllnE purposes, within the uppor and
Lover spnplling Districts, described a. fol-
love, 10 vii
~, that portion q ihe city lying east and
norm ~ thg following huuntafioa - hereby
y ado hHd declared to be the tupsr spratlirr
nlsfirt. 90 Wit CpmmtncifF III tho iutefffe.
tion Of ist Wet and ith Nofih streets And run.
ming thence s0uth Along said 1t Wsst Street
10 ind Sorit street, thence sasl along saii nd
North street 10 Apple street. thence south /.
eastttly along APPLE street y 'tsotih street,
thence easl along lat North street To Easi Fem.
pie street, thence south along Lsst Temple
street 70 North Temple street. ihsnoa ssst
slohg NORTH Temple street 10 lat Fast Street
iheuee south along lsl tast street TO soaih
Temple street, thence cast along south Jennie
slfeet "a 9TH hast street, thenca south aions
tth tstt street IN iiheny Park. And all per.
sons taking water from the mans on south
Temple street, eatt Of lat Hast street, End
iho,e taking from the main on OH Esst sireet
shan be deemed 10 belong 10 SAID Upper pll'
All that portion Of the city lying west and
south Of the foregoing bouhdaries 10 hereby
made and declared 10 be the Lower spfinklins
sprinkler, for the lAwn., sidewalks. streets,
vitioss and ironts 10 ths Upper nitrict mnst
be usod oaly between the hours Of Aad
O'Clock an, ana and uo'olock , IA. ana 10
the Lower Disirlol between The hour otSahd
70 o'clock AIN And and O'Clock D. m, DUNN.
the months Of July, August, septeInier nad
octoucr OF each year. Thirty minutes tino
each day shall DO allowed Tor the tprinklins of
each 10 square yards Of lawn IN the Uppef
District, And twenty minutea each day for M
same ares In The Lower District.
Any rcnon violating any u the provisions Of
this section shsll, on conviction, be hned In apy
sun not exceeding ten dollar. Tor the frst 81
Tense, and not exceeding twenty doliars Tor
each subsequent onenso
a strict enforcement Of this ordinance will
houecforth te Observed
tiy order VI tio Mayor.
,. .. JACK. City Recorder.
Salt take city. Utah, July sid. isSi. dso
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WHAT IS A GUARANTEE?

Many merchants and statesmen the habit
guaranteeing" their with thought OF
make the ganntee good 1t perncou
respected In the breach than In the observance.
guarantee to have value, should 10
the meaning OF the word and purpose carry
guarantee On fine tools the makers warrant We re-
pAce any tool found imperfect n use
We have used our best Judgment acquired considerable exp
henc In selecting the following Items them to
our customers with absolute
be NIL that hem win purchase money In
full. -
"Jewe" Steel Range finished article perfectly poporton.d
haado OF tho ntet material Don't fall pay
Vniek Meal" No Generator Evapoang Light your
gas burner No SMELL No danger No complication Every oe
ton TO the use Of Gasoline Stove
comfort missed In Summer by avodn: heat big
Range.
superior" Cooks and RanEss Superior Superior
economy Of fuel Superior dssign Superior construction
Superior In everything that cooking apparatus
The Footo Refrigeration" An Ice promoter
Cellular stone lined What that? Investigate It,
repay you
Our stock OF Budes Hardware, Farnishings Garden
Hoia Lawn Sprinkler complete every detail
r.. @. COFFIN HARDWARE CO.,
Progress building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-22

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ meeting Of The irard ID Trustees held
On the 9Th day of August NJ, AZ salt LAEo
Guy, ltah, an hfscssment, No. ., u two cents
persian. was LEVIED or the capital stock Of
~ thirty days from The above date, NJ No. 70
Main street, salt lake CITY. Utah. Any siocx
upon which thH asses mrnt remains unpaid
on the 2ist day % September, 1891, will be de-
linquent and advertised for sale At public nur.
ton. and unless payment b. made before. sill
he sold on the SLIT day uf october, ls9l, at the
hour OF 10 O'Clock >. ni., AZ the ronpany's
once, iioom No. go Confiitution nuiliing, SAT
Lake CITY Utah, 10 pay delinquent aticssmcnts,
together with costs Of advertising and expense
OF sale.
LuoKY mn MtyiNG COMPANY,
", ! HUTTON, secretary,
Residence 10 5 md wcst street. salt llaie
city, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-22

hALif HOUND THE FLAG, BOYS"
Graham marched his men down the slope
efFAirylow crest and mp the slope Of Hazel
vfove, where the COnfederates stood ready
10 receive them. Hating In belt OF oak
lumber Mt twenty rods from their line,
nraham answered tho sharp Confederate
me with a TOW yolloys, then ordered the
advance resumed. The One Hundred aud
ilofty.ilrst held the right OF the b. oladc.
ihewhole line moved forward with cheer
.Aat made the wOOds ring. and tho Con.
ielefntea gave why and fell back In con.
Ig,'on TO ridge behind them, where an
o'u iog fence offered some shelter. With
.he logs for hreastwork they made u
i..nu ana poured CALLING ilro upon Ora.
hams ranks.
again tue advance was sounded md tho
nlkale attempted 10 carry tho works. The
situation Of tho One Hundred and Forty.
a'st was most desperate. A second log
hoo extending forward from tho first
n aSulel' and at right angles with Il, also
.nsr , shelter, which the Confederntes
~ took advantage o. thus forming
harA These two lines created an an.
~ Iuto the hollow Of which tho Ono Hun.
ulea anu fortydrt brayoly rushed. Ine
ISglhent numbered only AZ men and ~
v"cets' although this was is first battle
struggled CALAMITY 20 break through
.he angle and disrupt the cnemy's line,
sat II was overwhelmed. A whole Con.
.flefa,e division wns hurled against Gra
nan brigade. and In short time the One
hundred and Forty.irst was engaged,
heni flank aud rear.
ne crisis that tries mems soldier mettle
M l"llen upon those quiet, sound hearted
shhsylvhnianA, aud away OH In one cor
sss o. tbs grsal Dghl az Cheneellorsyllls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-22

Mrs, Do ilubb-You say you paid only
Fifty cents for those shirts. You shouldn't
have purchased them. You should not
encourage those manufacturers
Mr., De llubb--Why noiy
Mira Do llnbb-You must know by
tho price that they arc product OF tho
prespiring system, Now York Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-22
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Bellevue. Idaho Mining Company. Loca.
Ton o. ptneral place % business, sait
lAke CITY, Utah. l01 atsn Of Ntnei and
Work.. hiatfal liil Mining District, stkie
81 Idaho.
No1iCt.-TIiERE II DELINQUENT UP.
IN on the following described Stock on A..
count o. afs easment ~ Thirty t50i cents nor
thafe. LEVIED on tho 18th day n Aprii, isii, the
several accounts set opposite the names Of the
feapeciiVe Shareholder. A. foitowaf
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


Estate Of Richard ntuwor. Deceased.
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVES, BY THE
~ undersigned, LORENZO rettit. Adniinlstra.
tor Of The Estste OF Richard ltfUwer ia.
ceased, 20 the creditors Of, and nil pofrana
haNinr claims against the said deeuascd.
10 exhibit them with the necessary vourh =
ere within ten months after the fret uub.
location ~ this notice, 90 tho said fafsngo
iclutj admihistrAtur. VI hls residence In salt
Late CITY. IN tht county Of SAT- Lake.
Dated August lat, lsai.
LORENZO PETIT,
=, Administrator o tho estate OF Richard
Hrowuf. deceased.
HARLOW Ferguson and John NJ. Cannon, At
tntncya for Administrator diaW al
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dctnHHnts
NOTICE - nEnEBY GIVEN TINT
~ hiHn sonhie Madarn. hdmlulstfaffta. Of
the estate u james Madacn. deceased, haa
rendered fur settlement, anu ncd in SAID
court her nn1l account Of her admin
istraiion II said csiato hni petition tor
hnal distribution Of the residue Of sid estate
among tho persora entitled thereto, aud
lueaday, The gtth day ofIseptUmAur. \ ". |ul,
count, 10 the County Court House. salt lake
Guy and county, ltah Iofriiog. has been duly
appointed hy no judge Of said court, Tor mo
petition for distribution, NJ which time ANA
place any urrfnn intereftr1 IN tnIi ortate may
appear ami show cause. N an there be, why
said account should not be- settled ard np.
Tor.
dated August rs. lsgi.
=. ALLEN.
cletk OF the Probate UouiL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-22

Flower

] had been troubled five months
with Dyspepsia. The doctors told
me it was chronic. had iullness
after eating and n heavy load in the
pit OF my stomach. / suffered fire.
quently from a Water Brash of clear
matter. Sometimes deathly Sick.
! ness at the Stomach would ovcrtake
me. Then again would have the
terrible pains Of Wind Collie. At
such times | would try to belch and
could not. / was working then for
Thomas McHenry, Druggist, Cor.
Irwin and Western Ave, Allegheny
City, Pa, in whose employ had
been for seven years. Finally used
August Flower, and after using lust
one bottle for two weeks, was en-
tircly relieved Of all the trouble. I
can now eat things dared not touch
before. would like TO refer you to
Mr. Mellenry, for whom worked,
who knows all about my condition,
aud from whom ] bought the medi.
cine. live with my wife and family
at 80 James ST., Allegheny City, Pa.
Signed, JoHg d. Cox. %
G. G. GREEN Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury., New Jersey, U. S. A.
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MDNEY .;i..:::;i v Y. i'; x!
We lHlih ffff tHF We start No fk ia ssu fFti.
seaf iffs naaguii . ~ yfr trig 10 ~ SOD. Ii a
snag nf- be- isuA tfnrt fondsIfsi n sssf y
na.aa.t' e '.s nga 90 % 80 psi .s snl anusid
40 ilifa sugr Ntla Nfanguca We rsu mHti ION ,lf
l1Ymaat ai issgh ~ lttl No sIafa e. tfg ii
LiA-ssas iRtl. IntE 4 CO.. AttlsI4, EAlAL.
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In the Probate Court In and Tor salt lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter of the Estate % Miner a..
Atwood. deceased.
NOTICE l. 'IiEnEnY GIvEN. THAT
~ william 70. Atwood, nfmultu'ilr NJ he
estate Of Miner q. Atwood deceased, has
rendered for settlement, aud hled M sid court
his NAL account u his Administration
o. said cfiatc, and petition Tor final die
tihutlan Of the fcsiduu Of flld estate
among tho Ierfoua cntitIcd thereto, aud
that 1ucsdaY, the sth day Of september, 4. ~,
1871, a. 10 o'clock am, a. the court room u
said court. ~ tho County Tuuu Ilodse salt
lake CITY, Utah Territory, haa been duiy Hn.
pointed ny the iudFc of saii court for the settle
D cht 81 said account, and hearing faid petition
for distribution, nj which timo aud place ANY
person interested In Haii oftate may aruear and
show cause, " any thcfc q, Why said account
should not he settled and approved, an Z 1nal
distribution made ~ prayed for
Dated August -, lsii.
e.. v ALLEN,
CLERK OF the Probate CONT,
Ilv T.. y. STANTON. urpufV CLERK ADS
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SALT LAKE CrfY. Utah. Juiv 10 isoi

~ meeting % tht Hoard of Directors OF the
Io levue Idaho Mining Company held MS fsv.
TIE date Of payment OF the above nesrrti,.d n '
NJ cni stock, wac extended from Tho . ia
dny Of June; ~, u ihe 9th day Of July. i,yl,
~ the same hour aud place
ny order Of the Hoard ~ Director.
q. -. horn. Acting sec'y.
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a correspondent sends some evidence
that Il Is no, always the school children
who have queer ideas regarding tho
meaning Of words. She has transcribed
from several hundred replies to qucs.
lions given Ia the examination VI appli.
Giants for the position Of teacher Tho
candidates were asked to define plagiar.
Ism. Here arc eight Of tho answers.
Plagiarism Is an occult science. Pia.
eiAfism Is TIE act Of plaguing II is the
rtate Of believing differently from the
majority Of people.
IL Is the act OF telling falsehoods about
nm opponent It is downright mcanness
IL Is having the disposition to fight. II
Is something made correct by usage. I
do not know unloss It relates 10 tho
power Of witching.
Define pcdagogics podagogics IL f.
mail teachers. II relates TO petty rulers
In that case there is something about
pedagogica In the history Of Europe. also
history Of the United States ai.l tho
Bible. II Is tho history OF ones good or
bad deeds Pcdagogics 10 M old teacher
that's cranky
roc,s ao,nr," - y, i Nm, fosnH iney arc
metanornbo.os "'''' "''''''''' V"'''u
What il the derivation NJ Tho word
"polypusy It is derived from poly
tmany) and pus Uuss): many cats
What Is anatomy Anatomy is extinct
In dead boldly
mhas eau you say OF tho use OF pain
a. ~ 'I ~" ~, s'h ~ VI no use nnt u
nhvsicia, rrsc,,na 10, pl,., ~ ~ 'n ,,
/, not night In Tho rcgion v Nv, H. ,,,' ,,
Is. There nrc many kindso main cndngh
for every ono TO have some. Pleasure \.
useful because Il promotes health. Il lots
US enjoy ourselves while tho pains arc
absent
suI'o9 'no pee inc uec mas wings
1870 d.tN 49,, , piS pa,' a. ,ho onp OF the
H. "a ci,,sod la a,nor', a., '""' "a pO'-o'O"A
Give an aeconnt Of itor,co n,,,,.,
iIo led tho Greeley expedition into ,Ie
north. TUNED canniblc. eating IN tholr
members when provisions gayo out
oreo,,bo w,.,,r,o, :, -, 49,,