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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-04
$1,000 REWARD !


~; Fisk will deposit one thousand dol
los "a, bank 10 lewiston and will a.
loN sry physician ~ho fails to cure bleed.
In, a'l.sc by ,he sntiqusted, absolute and
g. ri 4 hnife. ligature or caustic.
IT, Ices 10 Of Tbs worst oAses--no matter
h long standing or large the tumoYs and
D. WIN forfeit 500 for each case he fails
Ga,e by his psinless method.
Or FISk'S unerripg method enables
i'm IT, guarantce cure in every ease, why
H''it,te. You rick pothing. Because
oLers have failed In your case 10 no reason
obs 'ou should not accept . cure now.
Delsy may mean cancer OF the rectum, or
ii'ea.e Of the Kidneys, bladder oS ufino
gei al organs which will be sure to entail
vital weakness. nervous debility and un-
ttld misery uf body and mind. Attend to
the trouble now.
PrTsFIkip, Me, Dec. 20 lsv0,
Drar sir. Good news this timc.) received
your ind leii.r and everything 10 going to be a.
you sa'd, And am 80 happy this morning ! must
sit rit hi down and tell you how am am entirely
free if'r putin, the soreness h all gone and a0t
and unless IL does shall not trouble II, but lust
rs ~ on ns Il ies shall come TO you or send for
you. realize that owe nv M. TO you. doctor,
ant my prescott happiness. would not be baok
|
Il dolsrs
The pc pie All think my cure ia remarkable. pr.
ID. has retained from California. and he told my
husband the other night he ,houl, take the H,.f
opportunity 10 csll and congratulate me on my
recovery. pit cl So by best wishes. FROM
true friend Mus. q. y. MONK.
JOHN BIRD Wholesale Grocer, Rock
land cintsh W, bad case.
GEO A. G'ECHRiSr. Ship bull ?
Rock,and Tie g. mors very large, cured
wiih9nt psi'
CHARLIE J WALKER, Of Portland
failed tn get hip by harsh treatment cured
by DR. Fi:k wi h.ut psi,.
Rk GAfELY, Es Department com g.
A. X. Portland cute,i years $50 mo return
Of The trouble.
Rev. GEO. u LINDSEY, Bangor
cured.
Rev J. 9. ANDREWS, Mechanic II Il
succe ssfully cured, very bad case
N. Is. srOCKBlD3E Of Lewiston
treated and permanently cured eleven y.ars
$40.
& &. ROGERS. Gardiner cnr d.
g W. AVERELL, Gardiner, cured.
HIRAM FULLER, Halloweil, cured.
c. r. KEITH. Wsteryille, cured.
So W. might gives bur dreds If aimee Of
parties cured throughout the y ate Fol-
li~ipg appointments.
@ iRDiNER, EVANS, every " ndsy
A NJ, HaLLDWELL, Hallowell House,
Monday N
AUGUSTA, Nor,h. Tuesday A. N.
WA rERviLLE, T. mwoof, Tuesdsy p. ".
PORTLAND s. Hotel, very Saturday.
Al home 34+ Main st.. Lewiston. Thursday,
Friday and Suad,y Of each week.
june2eod&wtf
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Gi,s.s scys NON the sp0rs. that we caerisfl.-
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"A No 49,. - y, noe&ntfsiness CANE,
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70 the Bands they had urorpI.ed "a "a
~ y. ~ \ many The Efayers that ascended
1nAs inen nSss 1t the csoss mixst b. Aid
nd anon In ~. -.
CfrcIed rosnd - ~, aean o. the prayer ROOM
On ans,f vs,n N - Iose % some ffsends-
When fhs ass.s. III ~, e0nscienees fsck ming
Then tnei, bss.,. IL Psesesoe did lead;
=. ysstn's srfhstss the brightest and test.
~ .ctr hves had new and deep mesnias
ana 'ns natter their offerings biessed.
In,o
4 II .gio--ssS Nfesee taeJ fastened.
4 ma -. t .s1 .aeh purposes strong,
Were mac -. sno cares, - they net them,
Eoy ti,si, -,. I'LL " smiie And sonzi
zna star that should nstfen their vsy
AsW them srasting, and dosag and oyassno
warning on all temptation TO stray
Oh ho-
AZ thsi, en..yy. - nea .1 nave been hgh;ened
Bearin~ sre.i. " hnsssiohs OF love.
And nov ma. s,s .a.' s ssns rom sooYe.
IN ahAt we're barred to the Saviour befere.
~ some word that was psayerfuiiy spoken
ih@t snA'i echo on yondeY bright shore
A ma mas.
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G.tmy sc.s ones me silver haired saints,
I'm ~ ,in. 49, nv cnz AZ tne blossoms
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-04
The Ladies Delighted.

The pleasant e fec. and the perfect sa'et,
nth which ladies may use the liquid fruit
laxative, Syrup Of Figs. under sill condi
tons make it their fsvorite remedy. 1t II
pleasing to the eve and to the taste, gentle
yet efectusl in acting on the kidneys, livel
and bowels. may4d& =Imofolrr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-04

1<H ENJOYS
Both shs method and results saer
syrup Of Figs ID taksa; it 10 pleasant
and refrssh;ng to the iasts, and acn
gently yst promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, sleAnssa the sys
sem sasctuaiiys dispels solids, head
aches and fsyers and sures hsbitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs ia the
only remedy Of il kHd svsx pro
duced, pleasing 70 the .ssts and &C.
eeptabls to the stomach, promp. In
IL action and truly beneficial IL it.
sfsc1, prepared only from the mos,
aealthy and agreeable substances, it,
many sxcellent qualities commend it
20 all and have made il the mos
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Ffgs u for sals IN SOt
and u bottles BY Ill lsading drug
yista Any rslisbls druggist who
may not have it On hand VIII pro
curs il promptly for any ~ Who
wishes 70 Ky t. Do ast asssPt aay
Substitute.
CALIFORNIA 70 SNa0P o..
sAx FsASoises. CAL
sesssvitik. ~ sfW nm, a.
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be published later

The femsirs of Hon. A. q. Dole who
did at Manchester, N. II. June l. were
brouxh, TO this city yesterday for burisl
The deceased was in his SD year and had
FOR quite long time been in poor health
si hi, death was Cot uns expected. Mr.. A.
W. Dole, son of the deceased, Judge
Clouyh anil wife of Manchester, accomps-
MED the remains to this City. The remains
were taken in charge BY Undertaken
kno-Iton. Services at the grave were
conducted BY the Rev. Mr.. Gxynne. aud
were attended by quite number Of Au-
susts people. The deceased was formerly
a resideu. Of this city and was its mayer in
1856. He moved to Manchester about
1868. The decea sed WAS member OF st
MARI church in this city. Mr.. Dole was
bern in Alma, graduatsd from Bowdoir
College 10 the clsss Of 1852 and came to
August, in Is47.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-04

There WAS very pretty wedding at the
residence of Mr. William kimball or
Granite street. Wednesday afternoon, al
which time his son, Mr.. Fred Fl. kimoail
WAS united in marrisge to Miss Annie W
Milton of thi, city. The ceremony took
place At o'clock and WAS performed by
Rev. Dr. Penney Of the Free Baptist
church in the presence of the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties. The
bride WAS very prestily attired In costume
of old rose silk and carried bouquet OF
Msrehis, Neil roses. After the bridal
couple had received the congratulations OF
those present supper was served. Mr.
and Mrs. kimbsll were the recipients %
numerous and costly presents. The newly
welded couple are to reside on Prospect
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-04

Members Of the Epworth League OF the
Methodist church met by invitation with
Mr.. And Mrs. Ross at the parsonage las'
Tuesday evening Each lesguer vas re.
quesied to bring sons curiosity or relic sno
to be prepared to give brief talk concern
ing it and the associations which il might
suggest. The various articles brought were
kept concealed until members seveEally
anssered to their names ct roll call. The
result vas . most delightfully."- entertaining
and instructive programme, heartily en-
loysd BY all present. The idea 10 no
patented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-04

Mrs. Leila Newell, who 10 employed in
the card room Of the Edwards Mill. met
With painful accident yesterday that had
ii not been for her presence Of mind would
have resulted very seriously. While work
ing about the mschioery, the little finger OF
her right hand be ,ame caught in the ccss
"hpaing the flesh from the bone. With .
''o eos pull che pullei her finger ont before
h-'niire baud vas crushed. Dr. Bricketi
An. u;s ID ta.- 8nysr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-04
Mlarrieo.
kENNEREC.

Augusfa-Junc I'd, by Rev. C. r. Penny, D: d.
Fred In. Kimball TO Miss Annie W. Milton both o.
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-04

Members of the Kennebec Natural His
tory and Antiquarian Society are looking
forward with pleasure to the frat Field
Day Of the season which has been arranged
for Wednesday next, June I0-should the
weather be favorable. The trip up the
beautiful kennebec in the little steamer
City of Wsterville, will be novel and inter
esting. and an examination of the historic
spots which are the oh jective points-the
old block house on Fort Point, Winslow ;
the old cemetery; Arnold's camping ground
at Delauo brook, and the site Of the old
trading road built in 1853 will possess
great interest to many. The day will ais !,
be good one for general recreation and
the enjoyment Of AL outing" at this most
delightful period of the whole year. whils
an opportunity will be given for those who
wish to make collections OF some nstursi
history objects to DO so. Managers of the
excursion hope every member of the 80 ii
ETY. will join in the trip, and invite their
friend, to 70 with them. A picnic dinner
will be one of the welcome features, and 4
full programme Of this "Field Day" will
be published later
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-04

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-04

Df. +. o. Brainasd Of China ~ in a.,
Wedns sdsy.
w Fitzpatrick Of Portland Wa Ia III.
city yesterday.
Dr. johnson Of Coopes's Mills ~ suou.
Yesterdays callers IN tosp.
]. M. }. 8. Head, special agent In Ii.
Maine Centzsl, vas in the city yests pd.y.
Gen. H. II. flaisssd and family ar 81.
psessd 70 return from their Seuthsrn t,ip
shis vsek.
NJ. Augustus Case, Who has bssu visit.
iag In the city for several weeks, Left for
his home in Nader, Mass, yesserdsy.
The engagement has jass been announced
Of Mr.. Frank z. Smith. son Of h. Eugene
Smith, TO Miss Annie NJ. Hatch Of this CITY.
the marriage 70 take plsce ia ssptsnbsr.
The following were among those resis-
tered at the North yesterday: Geo. b.
Sawyer, Wiscsssets. J. G. Kemickey, Boz
ton. travelling ticket agent Of the Canadian
Pacific X. r., and J. o. Knox Of Ws,hin,.
ton, D. c.
Cards Of invitation are out for the
marriage Of Miss Carrie Bell Kaovlton
daughter Of Mr.. Charles KnovIton, to NJ,
VIM. Psifrey Shepard, the ceremony to
occur st Mr.. Kaoviton's house on Oak
street, Wednesday evening, June II.
Mrs. Judgs Wh!tshsuse has returned
from spending several weeks ., Old
Point Comfort, Va. She vent there In
company with her son, M. Robert T.
Whisehouse, who on account Of . severe
ilaess from diphtheria was obliged to leave
his stadies At Harvard for . time till he
reg.insd his strength. He has returned to
college but has lost considerable time from
bis studies owing to his illness.
Arthur l.. Parsons, NJ. d Of this CITY.
Who puisued bic medical studies with DIR.
w. Scott Hill and graduated with hiah
rank from the Hahnemann Medical Collie s
Of Philsdelpbia at its las. commencement
leaves today for Belfast where he Ia, de-
cidsd to make his home. He 10 Young
man Of ane ability and excellent habits.
and is we'll worthy the confidence and pat.
ronsge Of the people among whom he goes
,e.cttea his pvnSassiop
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Capt. j. +. Chase has gotten out some "a
different parents, but hs has jus. been
allowed one On An Invention which he thinks
tn most useful he has yet made. 1t 10 de-
sgned to take the place Of ice ia refrigsrs-
tors and il necessary can be used for making
ice A JOURNAL reporter saw the model at
the home Of Mr.. Chase yesterday AID its
operations which are very simple we've
watched with much interest This model
is about fourth Of the intended size. The
bott)m of the little machine 10 corrugated
to afford better circulation Of air. II con.
tsins the chemicals that when water 10 30.
piled to them cause the cold. The tank il
rectangular in shape and it is estimated
that two of them can be retailed for $40.
Two are necessary to produce the desired
results. One is opened and water 10 poured
on the chemicals. IL 10 then sealed
30 that no smell can escape, and is placed
in the refrigerator or perhaps in room
that ii is desired to keep cool. 1t is claimed
that this will give out - much cold -
Nhhb ia Nv ADr tbr bfAt ~ uUuts. WHGn Ill
Is removed and the second is put in its
place. All that is necessary to pu. the
ft.t one in condition is to evsporate the
water. This is done by putting it on the
stove and while the machine 10 kept
sealed a little pipe runs down into the stove,
carrying of the steam. Mr.. Chase says
that in an hour one Of these will freeze
cake Of ice one inch thick and six inches
long. The chemicals used cost only about
two cents per pound, so the cost Of running
It Is very email. The model that sat on the
table in large, warm room for 20 minutes.
while the reporter was present, at the end
of that time was covered with frost. II 1t
can do what 10 indicated from the model, II
would seem that Cspt. Chase hsd reason to
be depply intpYesfed in IT,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-04

Twenty-Five young sound. well-broken
horses may be found for sale at the Conv
Brothers stable. One OF the finest lots
ever brought to Augusta, comprising
draft, express, gentlemen's driving and
family horses. Several finely matched
spans. Will be sold at reasonable prices.
Call and see them.
may25df
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-24

Cine SIaT6e ct. Salads Del EOftet 30 eents
Cinf SIai6en fir S0.oo). SIT in ieSer @pot9e1e6A
boben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-24

2ttt1e&aptbs, @tse.,2. Mdr3 1889.
@etne Srau 1itt an beftisen nenral9t'
fAen @6mer3en tint @ei4te. @te FteS
baTelbe NIT ct. SafObs Sci Elm uno the
nes0al6 bret Stmnben tparen G1e S9tter'
seit DerfGwunbcn.-Garl S4etbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-24
~ St. Jagobs Gel. ~

8rDDfl9n, q. g., 9. &pril, 1890.
ct. SafD68 Sel BETTE metnen Sater
TIM 1ester @tnter na6 3ebntGGrtSent 9et>
ben Dpn rbeumatti9en S4mer5en.-SrdT
Ietn Clara @Gtte, AT GpmpftnS-@Se.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-24
Mei1rpY, WtfRtn-g Dunts, ga.

Srau Spbn @enmta batte 10 SABRE
an @9merser tint &id9ratb 9elttten, BITE
le ftp In Splse ether gerlesuns 5n9e8o9ett
Batte3 fe tSar nt9t I'm Stanbe gu geDer.
Na9 benz Gebroude bon spet SlafGeit
ct. Safpbs Sel tpar D~ptFdnbtse Sell
una erfpl9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-24

GA cAAaLEs 4. voGELEa col. aalIne.s. e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-24

Tidtplab. Setnen Iebten Sang trat
er barbduptig uno un8efeifeIt in 8ez
gIettun9 leines @etitlt6en, 3ipeter 0Grter
unD zines 0eroarmen all. ct oerlor letne
Soiiung uno Stanobaftiyfei Die ale 9tnz
~tDelenoen IN GrltQunen ieBte, feinen Weos
lnert. 8or oemS6aftott angefommer, benz
ct mob etnen muiternoen8liG 3unarf tbeilte
ibrn DerStGatSantDdlt nod inntal fur3 nit,
oaB Die urthetlsDoQ5iebung iebt itattftnOe,
Da Der @roB6er3og Die 8egnaotgung aboez
Iebnt babe, %tDorauf Elm @eri6tSi9reiber bas
S6tpnrgert6tSurtbeil perlas. 2uf bic
gSorte oeS StaatSdntpalts: $50 iiberqebe
t0 ben 0eltnquenten benz 9tahrt6ter 3ur
8ouitreGung oes l1rtbeils." tpirbelten Die
Srommeln ur5 er9riffen Die bei6en S6erz
gen oes 1(a6ridterS 6iri6 aus @rfirt ben
tpioeritanosloie1 6Itber, fiDrten i'm auf
oaS Vlutgeriiit, enttletoeten tbm ben Sberz
tnrper, 16nauten tim ie etnen &ieme11 INN
Nrme uno Seine uno legten tbn Johann ailf
Die Nt1tbanf. &aum mar oieielbe urter
oas Tallmeler gel6oben, alS oalielbe aud
ldon nit mu1ttgem S6lage nieoerlauite
uno ben T0pf bonn 9tur1pfe trennte. Diele
Gorgdnge fGlgten melt raider auFetnanber,
als Die 6eoer es oor3uitelen Dermag. Nnz
geit6ts oes bnr6 ben S6arfri6ter e11porz
gebalteten blutbelprtBten GopfeS lpra6 Der
Staotsanpalt bic @orte: Ser iroiId,en
@ere6tigfett 1T @enise getban. Ser Ser
BREEDER itebt leBt Dor einem b6beren 0ti6ter;
moge Der tbm gndoig iein." Nun erfolgte
nodl Die 8erleiung zines fur3en 8tbelmor:
tes our6 ben antpeienoen @etitliden, louie
oaS 0e6et oeS vGater unier" ltnb erneuter
SrommelipirbeI. 9amit mar Der ernlte Nct
beenoet, Der it6 unter Nnpelenbeit etniqer
03ihter, Qler5te, Observation-Disclosures,
8ertreter Der YreiIe tno elmer Sruppenubz
tbetlung, int @ansen etiDa 80 gerlonen,
abipielte.
= 9tls 9eIeairte 6es Snternatios
naIen @eoIogenz Gongreiiestn
Mmertfa, meroen bon Seiterrei6, her ants
lt6e Gertreter Der 0eologii6en Geidsanz
italt, Sberber9ratb Or. 8 lie 3 e, unb BON
QSlen aus Der llnioerfttGtsoocent 81.
0tenera an Der 8eriammluna unb BEN
proiectirten 2lusfliigen tbeiLnehlneu Qm
rs. Nnguit iDirb Der finite SnternattonQIe
@eoloQenz@ ongreB in Walbtngton er0ffnet.
8erielbe miro ii6 BON ben friiberen, in
europa ltattgebabten 8ereinigunaen 0ieier
9trt baour6 unteri@eiben, oaB Dor uno ms
belonoere nadD Der Beriammlung aroBe uno
tpeit ausgeoebnte miiienl6aftlt6e @rcurz
licnen ul1ter fa6mdunii6er 2eitunq perz
a~nitaltet merben. Sir Die 6auptercur1ion.
tuelhe ben geuopitonez Barf, ben aros
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
THE MUNICIPAL TICKET.

In TIE SUNDAY HERALD there appeared
over the signature "Many Citizens, 8
communication from we'll known gentle
man, large property owner and business
man, in reference TO the coming municinal
election. The writer urged the nomino
ton of a non partisan, or citizens, ticket
from which Mormons were TO be excludad
the gentleman assuming, whether cor
recty or not we shall not pretend to saw
that the Mormons would ask no place in
the city government, being content with .
good administration. The communication
has called out the following from another
citizen:
To the Editor OF THE HERALD:
1 cannot help but recognize the inability ~
our citizens ticket advocate, as a no1itioo1
judge in Sundays ISSUE
think his political castle falls. and he rno,,a.
himself subject OF criticism, when ho ,ro
diets a victory to the citizens of Salt Ial-a
providing Mormons have no representation o.,
the ticket
May my friend be informed that his iudgmen,
is erroneous and absurd.
arrive at this conclusion when / comnora
the past Mormon rule with the present Liberal
trust MS PATRIOTISM VIII be revolutionized
soon, for fear he is nearing the brink of a deep
precipice. ANOTHER CrrrzEy
There is not good man in this city who
does not, in his mind at least, concede that
the present administration is ranl, fail
ure. 1t has been reckless, extrayagant
and incompetent, and will retire with the
consciousness of having spent more than
two million dollars of the peoples money.
plunged the corporation deeply in debt
permitted, if it has not directly fostered
two years reign of CRIME and vice durino
which period the people have lived in
terror, and with the further consciousness.
that 1t can exhibit very little in the way of
improvements as an equivalent OF the i'm
mense sum of money squandered. II will
also know that the people-that is 10 saw
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
THE SHUN Nc.

In collecting matter for tue Forthcoming
CHRISTMAS HERALD, one very pleasing fact
has been developed. The popular impress
sion that the year has been one of dullness
In business circles, and that comparativeIv
little progress has been made. This is moi
correct in so far as it applies to the more
prominent cities and towns of the terri
tory. All these are represented in THE
CHRISTMAS HERALD, and it is noteworthy
that with the exception of two-Oqden
and Salt Lake-extraordinary prosperity
has been the rule. Great progress has
been made, the advance being especially
marked in several instances, while there is
not one which fails to report a splendid
years business. 1t is worthy of remark
also, that these progressive cities are pre-.
pairing TO make rapid strides next wear
Their present prosperity has inspired them
with confidence in themselves, and their
hope in the future is supreme.
THE HERALD confesses to an agreeable
surprise at the excellent showing made
and congratulates the cities and LARGER
towns both on their achievements and ont
look
In this connection it may also be re-
marked that most of the grumbling heard
during the summer in Salt Lake and Og-
den was causeless. Both III, sc cities pre-
sent excellent records for the year-records
which will surprise everybody and put to
shame those who have been proclaiming
dull times and general stagnation. The
figures will astonish and please, and we
hope they will also encourage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15

the reputable and property people
without regard to party politics emphat-
ically and openly repudiate the administrA-
ton. The better mem bers of the party
which placed the present government in
power, and are therefore responsible for
these weary and distressing months of
mlsrnle and lawlessness, are as heartily
sick of the gang as are others.
| But while all this is true, THE HERALD
doubts the wisdom and the propriety of
adopting the proposition urged by our Sun
day mornings correspondent. AS we look
at the matter, citizens ticket, to receive
popular support, would have to be made up
exclusively of non partisans, and that is
simply impossible, for not enough good
and able men without positive polit-
ical principles could be found in
this city to form a ticket. 1t would
not suffice to say that because
Republican, Democrat or a Liberal is
named ON ticket headed non partisan he
us not Republican, Democrat or a
Liberal. The man OF principle would re-
tain tbs principles regardless of the ticket
on which ne was elected. We believe that
it would be extremely difficult, if the thing
were possible, TO arrange a citizens ticket
which would be satisfactory to any one of
the three political parties, much less TO
them all. Each party would demand more
than its equitable representation, and if
success were TO attend the ticket the coun-
Gil would be torn and divided on political
lines, the representatives of the respective
parties insisting upon the policies of their
own political organizations. The admins
tration would be without policy, and fail
ure equal to the present one might be ex-
pected.
Taxpay ers cannot be blamed for con-
demning the municipal government and
expressing an earnest desire for relief
The occasion demands condemnation and
protest But the wisdom of such a COM
bination as our correspondent proposes
may well be doubted. 1t has rarely worked
well, whenever tried, and at best the bene-
ut is only temporary. The questions
involved have eventually to be settled in
the regular way, and very little is gained
by putting off the adjustments by expedi-
ents,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
B0LUSES FOR THE BLUES.

touching spectacle-the pick pocket at his
works.. LOUIS -HiryOr
A double chiRrWhen two women meet -
Smith, Grdy6 Co. $ Monthly.
The waiter is very level headed fellow. He
is seldom upset by "tip. ''-Boston Post
Marriage is not always failure: sometimes
it is a compromise with ones creditors. -O,naho
World
The neckwear of our forefathers would he n
mere laughing stock at the present dav
SnlitbSS Monthly.
I'm somewhat wether-beaten!'' as the tramn
said whom helped over the fence by the sheen
= C0iuutJas Past.
1t may be regarded that the widower's weigh,
OF woe is generally the extent of his wait :
Heat is born OF light. Even in the game of
poker 1t is the raise that make things warm
Biaghdaptoa Leader.
Old friend of the family: "And is this little
Augustar Little augusta (of bYGone years.