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Az ApvsNruar wtn woLyts.
A Young uIri with the Ala Of Tier Path
fol Pony securrs Pour rodies.

Young tlri with the Ala Of Her Pain.
fol Pony secures Four Bodies.
Once Nebraska had been to wilt A.
her ncighbor's and started for home
when Vt was nearly dark. but as It was
a moonlight night she did not feel lonely
and had Just thought. "What a lovely
evening Tor a rider when she heard pat.
terng steps Looking around. she saw
two wolves stealthily following She
urgcd her pony To his greatest speed. aud
tried TO think out what shc should do
Tot shc was by this time oryy half way
home. and seven miles from tho nearest
house.
She KEEP, perfectly siil because che
knew that II she screamed before sho was
attacked, although 1t would SCARF the
animals away for time. they would
return and would soon got used TO the
noise and not be frightened by IT, She
felt certain 80 few of them would no,
dare attack her. f1r wolves arr vciy
cowardly. but she also know that thoy
would summon tho rest OF tho pacs
almost instantly
Tho wolves were now IA fnll pursuit
and she. glancing back. snw there wCrr
three She was alarmed indeed now
and ~ thoy were gaining on her every
minute she knew something mdst b.
done " she was TO reach home alive
She know the wolves would not long
hesitate to attack her. f1r there was quite
large pack Of thon gathering Her
pony, too. smiled danger. aud the next
instant. before she comprchcndcd what
he VIVA going 10 do, be had turned aud
sprung right into the midst Of tho mari.
ir, pack, paving aud kicking right and
lcfii
io had not forgotten his wild habitA
nor how he had many times saved hm-
self from tho frrocious animals Aud
now III, bravery stood his mistress IN
good htoad. Tor Ms his feet came down on
tho wolves fierce yelps showed that ho
was not dealing gentle taps. In "a tow
tec0nds there woru four stretched dead
ON tho ground. aud tao others had flcd.
The young rider had thought, IA soon
~ sho knew what he was going 10 do,
that rho was fafo II she could keep on
his back. and this required all her
strength aud skill Whom tho pacl; was
gone She looked down az the dead bolie.
and shridrred ~ shc thought Of herman
row escape. with no injuries and only
a fow anxious minutes she had secured
four dead wolves. worth more than hi,y
dollars.
She dismountcd and. slung them over
Pawncos back aud then gallopod homo
No need OF saying that her father aud
mother were surprised 10 $50 her com'
up 20 The door aud exhibit triumphantly
four slain wolvcsl
After this glorious exploit tho pouy
was more poitod than before. Did he not
deserve iu-Kato H. Putncy ia So
| Nicholas.
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At the oratorical contest held NJ Cot.
ner university at Lincoln. Neb., Marion
dadd took the second prize, The young
man hastily LETT tho room after tho an-
uounccment Of the prissa A pistol shot
was heard, aud when tne students rushed
ont they discovered that Gadd mad
blown mis- brains out with revolver
Later Developments reveal the fact that
young Gadd was deeply IN love with the
accomplished daughter Of ono Of the
wealthiest citizens Of Lincoln, and that
she had promised to marry him in ease
he won the hrst prize IN the oratorcal
eoutost. otheNyiie ghe would have moth
ing to do with MIN. Ito accepted the
proposition, with the above SD result. -
Cor st. Louis Republic.
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1000 yards Of Fancy Weave Novelty qualities aud
choicest degns at aocq sl00 sl6 sl.l; positively
from $50 to $500 TER yard.
Fnllc Frncs extra quality IS inches wide ec, $3.50
5000 thiltsns and Mis' Cs stc5 t5j, s25 sa75 $3.50
- and 5000. a saving OF cent.
Ladies admit shopping
beautiful syc. after looking a +. 4 Bros.
Fur Trimmed Canol Hair Jackets, valued
The iaicstl 21inch Hcngainr S7lc. worth Si.j.
$1,000 all SIN Maadsse Jackets tor 81 800.
Black Amurc 4ik, $50 yarll at ss5lc, worth sl.aj.
1000 yards " Black SuTah slt ftomo
Ans Crepe de Chine In lovely evening shades 9j,
$3.50.
- - 49,
saln Luxor 200 yards at o5ica reduced IRONS .5.
Satin l,uSor .aju yards, at si.s5, valued n $500.
Camel Hair Effect Novelties Wide chean
slOO.
500 Novelty Cape, Paris made, $500. bargain.
Black trs Gnu Sk 800 yards Is inches 5Jc
Satin hhadamc 800 yards 90 Inches, 57ic- real value et
Bengnuu Ottoman effect, 100 92ic, valued si.i0
Fallc francc extra quality, Is nchos ode, worth
500 yards Black Brocalc sin, 5jc.
$3.50 i2Inci Plush Coais Tor 5000.
t..,Lo Lister Plush Goats, elegantly lluod $780,
$500 Plush Jackets, Satin Lined. $3.50
Magnificent $50 90 six Down Quilts They'll, 20 quick.
Out $3.50 Fur.rr.mmci Refers are cheap $1,000
$1,000 Chnilo Tea Gowns, slightly faded, FOR $500
-. rhcty Cos Genuine SIR Warp Henrietta
mimic Cis CreIe, Camu Hair Btocses prices
never before approached
Our Tea Gowns ladloa' suits Wrappers getting
muacd for lack Of reduction " onc-ihiri will sell
quick.
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An Ar,I.i's Workshop That Resemble. .
Museum Hrt auss Of ~. gonteuts

An Artists Workshop That Resembles =
Museum Hcsauss Of it, Contents
]. II. Dolph's studio Is ono Of those
great, ugly houses called studio build
ings, ever 20 many stories high. which
rich men build for artists to live In. II
they can pay u good high rent n you
were to see one you would know with.
out being told that II Is not an ordinary
house for II has great. high windows,
each one n large rs three or four Of
the windows In your house.
And when Mr. Dolph's door Is open
10 you you think Of sonc fairy tale you
haze read, perhaps Of some kindly
spirit who takes the unfortunate prin.
cess through gloomy dark passages.
and then Mt tho open Sesaner brings
her suddenly into beautiful palace,
for here once In the studio. you think
that you nrc In one Of the rooms Of
some old palace away In Europe.
Hero are beautiful eastern carpets In
the soft. rich colors which artists love
great, high backed chairs. all carved.
brought from Italy. chairs on which
knights and ladies have sat hundreds
Of years ngo. old. curious musical In
struments, which make you wonder
what they would sound like and how
they were played, II carved chest
which some old Venetian noble gave
10 his daughter flllcd with SFJcadcd
dresses and dresses OF cloth OF gold
aud silver. table linen and 20 on, no;
forgetting the little silver casket listed
with money and Jewels. her wedding
dover Whom sho was married, pcrhap,
400 years ago; guns swords, daggcr,
pistols, from Arabia. Persia and othci
faraway countries, Of curious shape and
20 wonderfully wrought and inlnid with
gold aud silver and precious stones n
TO mako you wonder why tools foi
killing people were made 80 beautiful.
But tho funniest things arc behind
m old Spanish screen Of many folds,
where you might think the artists wife
keeps her gowns--for skirts and robe,
hang there, 80 many that she might
change her dress three time, a day fol
"A month. But should Mr.. Dolph giy,
you permission TO take thcm down and
examine thcm you would know that
sho docs not wear them, and that any
body who should nowadays would b,
well laughed At, for they Wcrc all mad,
for people who died before your great
great grandmother was born.
fancy that somo Of you think tii
must be- a museum. Wen, yes, In on,
way Il l., because the things arc al
curious and intcrc.t ting and out OF thl
way. But n museum l. a place whcr,
people 20 TO look at Things, and this {
a place whero everything you sec 4
mndo Of use "why," you any, "Mr
Dolph does not drcss up IN these iunn!
drc.scs and wear arfnor aud carry thcsi
odd shaped guns and pistolsr Oh, no
but he paints them In his pictures
They arc his pattcrns--that i, they ar
tho things hc works fron, Just rs tn
plans and sketches and photographs Il
an architects workroom arc tho archl
tcct's models.
That Is the reason why Ia France
studio Is called an atcllcr, which /
French for workshop w. l.. Fraser Il
ST. Nicholas.
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Frlond-l see your little boys have
their hair clipped close to their hcsdA
Mr. nudhcad Yes; ! find the fashion
great comfort
"They arr certainly cooler"
81 WIS not referring 10 thCm, but to
myself When the boys are around the
Ties sort divide themselves up aud
give iue some peace. "-Good Nawa
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Two examples Of the big tree Of Call.
foruia are growing In Central park, New
York. They stand on the grassy blul
just west OF the Bethesda fountain, near
tho terwce and malt Neither Is more
than eight inches IN circumference. aud
although they have been standing IN that
SPOT tor twenty-five ysars, they uro not
more than that many feot IN height,
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Sotre o. time aud place Tor DE hearing "
petition Tor admission 90 probate of viii.
DUueuANr TO AZ ORDER ~ SAID
tnuft iu Hald watier, notice be- hereby
giy0u tIM fhufaday, the aih isy uf November,
A. %. i~i. I'd o. O'Clock u, uls. q ihH County
in tif Crru room ~ fait court. lhH t,pu ~
pointed one limo and place far che hearing % u
pftuon ~ hsaes nruWn. prNus Tor the az.
tuuainu u PROBATE q certain document
lhrfeWiih tfrsnnWu. lntligi w. 20 70 lto IaHi
vii and rrstnmtut 81 Charles hIIWu, de-
ceased whcn and whore all pcrurs iutsrcst.d
my antrar and orpnsc The probate uf aid
WI. ~ thr granting - letter. Z. sanrrtarr ~
AFucs brown, ~ prayed tot in said petition.
IN WIirfaa Whereof I have Ntruuuiu Get ms
hlutnud Hnlxod the soll ~ said count, thHs i1th
dag Of uaiuugT 4. u. isll
IstAtsI q. y, ALLEN
Cicfk " tho Probate ourt.
Bye. .. STANTON, urputy uisrk
CilAs, lrrrAnsuS, Attorney ior Petitioner.
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Particulars Of a romantic marriage
como from Georgia Ten years ago tbs
couple. then only boy md girl. were
married, but their folks separated them.
the bride being sent away, They didn't
correspond and neither aftorward mar.
RED Sometime ago tho groom adyor.
tlsed Tor his vito, She saw the notice
answered 1t, and both have now again
been married.
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Mamma--Dcar mol You've got your
clothes all covered with whltcwash.
Little Sou-No. ma, II Isn't white
wash, decd 1t Isn't; It's only paint. -
Good News
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NOTICE ~ HEnEnY utNEy THAT
~ taroliuo faurluusni anWllistatriN -
no ratatf nl fafne lAlrr |Iufu, drenHaHf has
fruftfrf Tor futtiemnuf.urf n'ri No. I.Id n1ur,
Itf fnal account ni hff niuIuIstrifiun 81 alll
tatstr and petition fHr inal tHtfIH4Uuu Ui the
ffsiduo 81 ~ q estate aiuuuf thy persons tn
ttieu thereto, auf that itidlYi 'lr G,h daY Of
fayrmucf 4. u isil. Al DO u'rluFI am, nj the
tuuft RON ot Haid Court, ln th1 County Court
unrfr, ALT tate city and tuuutf. Utah Ter.
fitory. has been duty app inifd ~ the iuige
OF SD Court tor the settlement uf fnid a.
count and heafinE sait petition f1r diIifllu.
lion, At which time and plate nHf peffon inter
eatrf To- aid rftatf may NHNH4r sud show
cause. " any there tc.why said arrount should
not ie sriflcd aud approved and rnal iislubu.
lion made AZ prayed Tor.
uaicd Octuisor u, isii
&. y AttFN.
II.FH Hf lHH Mol ~. .f'frf
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Captain Triyier sgyb ,he great Tippu
lib viii probably be socn in England b.
fore many mouths. He will be sure OF
great reception there, for rippu lib Is
one OF tho bsat known msn Ia the world
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a strange disease is carrying Oh cattle
around Huntingdon and rrmmbul ~
ConnechouL The victims are taken
down VERY suddenly and swell NJ, but
the lesh does not change color
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In tho Probate Court IN and Tor salt Lake
County, Touiofy ot Utah.
In the flattsr of the Tstate of Hdygarti al.

NOTICE - llEREnY GIVEN, THAT
N John D., Cailittrr administrator ~ tho e.
tatn OF Edward taliittcf. deceased has rendered
for settlement, aud MED m shid court,
hs fnA account Of his administration
OF said estate, and petition ior nnal die.
tfilutl0n Of the fesiduo OF taid estate
among tho psTfonH cutitled thereto, aud
that FRIDAY, thr On day Of November. A. u.
1881, u 10 u'rlurt ana ~ tho court Tuum 81
said court, IN the County curt lloufo H4it
the settle tcht ~ Hnld account, and hcauug
said petition tor distribution, At which tinlc and
place any person interested IN sAid esiatr may
appear And show cause, " any there be, " by
said account should not ho Feti cd and Az
proved, and nual dsiribution made AZ pray ca
Tor
dated october Is, lssl
q. ". AiLEN,
Clcrt u the Probate court.
Nv g. y. sTAsfuN, Deputy Cluft. dsw
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LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n JamtH A.Neatrs, administrator Of Che gas
tate Of NiNtlm 1ratca dNprHHth, hUH rendered
for settlement and nlrd IN fali Cngu Do Nnal
account ~ bic anminntfailln ut na'd estate
nud petition toe hnfl distribution % the rosi.
due ~ said catntn among The UruOus enut'ud
thereto, ami That friday, the fth day Of No
ycmbrf, a. D. ifli, al ~ O'Clock hu., nj The
rnari room ~ aid court, W. The County Court
House. Hni. LAKE NY anu uouriy, iAh Tern.
t0ty, has been duly appointed hi The Judge 81
tHid court, for the settlement % HHld acruuut
aui hearing said petition Tor ditiflluuan, "
Whl'h time aui place Huy pcfsou interested M
shii estate NAV appear and show auhe, % a. y
there DO, Why said account should not be tei'
tied and approved and fuf'i ditifihuuon made
a. rrayedfur.
Dated october y. isai.
o. y. ALLEN,
CLERK Of nc Probate court.
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yNLiIAHErH puGMigE. NANCY r. pug.
~ mLfs, Nara r. ,rnsulte' c.rqllno rag
cent H. ruvmlfe. iciloy fuTmife, hah
ruFmire, Joaathan u, pugmife. tAhden
a. rugmlre. and Jamrs % tutmlfe, me,
nurs; taif Nancy y. fusmire guard an u slii
Vincent H. fuFmife. Lelilv ruFmire, kl0h
rusmlc, Jonathan u pus re, James a. fur.
nilfu aud i.aniun u fugmlfc. miuursi olara
D fugmlru and Carrie iugmirn, innfa said
Waus \ ruEunru, David guardian of SAD
Trace o.. Iuamirn aud tafHe fusiulfa, uiu9rsi !
David \ ruEmlfe and Nora \, furmire, ini.
uofsi aNd Caroline fu.nlfr, guardian Of fuii
DAVID ~ fuamifc and Nora n fuHmffV. nd.
uufs, iielrr \ fuEnIre. Richard =. rufnifc,
and Mnruui Pugmitr, mlnofs Navy fuFmIro,
guardian Of sad Hotter = lugmlra, Richard 3.
fugmlEe. and horoni fuEmifc. minors
rialnuus,
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TOM W. WiNWAgn. tina ADWiNfs.
~ iffinf - ihf Uatalr 20 james SHE o., df.
ceased. haunE died obs petition hUrtln duly
.ricit rrHfinE Tor nu order Uf solo ui certain
real auu pctsunai properly therein drarfiicf,
psh "i itc real estate Hui peIaonal DO perry
e aai4 dfera0td, fOr The puuintc ihrrru trt
forth, % f Wutfure ordered hH Che Judge "
900 Court tnat Hl persons iuirreHif4 il tn1
.Hlain OF anIu tHrtnHuh. appear before the HAif
Probate 'uutt on saturday. iiH if.t DAY ni
november. i.il, 10 20 n'clurt iu thc forenoon u
tgid day,a' he Dguft Room OF DO Cpun'Y tnufi
iinuat 40 iHhc tIiV. DO rHlf Tale NIIrtY.
Nthh, IN funW cause Why PM orfcf fhuul1 not
%" srulcl iu saik Standardization O. ftIi Hl
Wurh 10 The fril state ~ the aHif deceased
lsud lho rrlHuHHl f0prriy namgu 90 ssii UHu|
NunI no uUNHln HlIFt o. ahNI Pc Necessary. uuH
a copy q. th.s uf.cf shall lH puHUd hY inf
o'ofk uf ih'l county nf Or aisi iausH tto aau.
70 ne posted iu thfor uuhuf Places On sait Late
county lni published inr tour sucr.fsi,t
Wtrl.. 90 lrH't. BOO the nrstNtr iNtsIsU
NlNss q new .naUUr PINNED aud uuhlaHcd if
sali Lato tiig ahd county, before ttid day ol
hearing
Dated october i5ih. ispL
40 GtO nArTCii. judge
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. In and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.

deceased.
NTO1tTE Is HEHEHY OWN TINT
N WNIam j. FAINTER, ainlnlstratur o.
The estate " Jane pantcf. dsooatcd has
rendered Tor fettlemcni, and nitd IN said
our, his final account ~ hs admin.
hnai distfibut.on Of the residue Of said estate
hfnnuf the psrsoas entitled thereto, and
that Friday the IN day ui Notcmher.A. ~ t'li.
court In the County tourt House. salt LAKE
Guy ami county, ytah Territory, has been iuiy
appointed ty the judge Of SAID court, for To
Istiiion for tistribuupn. ~ which time and
place any person intrrtftrd In fa|d ettato NAV
srpcar and show cause, if an thOru De-, why
fam arcount shouid not be astilod and np.
proved and dnal distribution made n prayed
tor
dated October 18th. isai.
Cicfh Of the Probate Court
rs 4. D. sraxTON. ntuutT. dtf
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In the Probate Court 10 fnf for sat f,ts
County, rornioiy Of Ulah.



County, Territory oi Utah.
IN thu matter Of he LstAto Of Jane pantor,
dcceatfd.
NrOTiCR IA IiEREnY GivIN THAT
~ william :. Faster admlnlsifttor N
the estate Of Jane Painter, deceased, has
rendered for setusncnt, ana fled In salf
curt. HE hnFl arcuuut " bis admin
isIston 81 ssid sslate sni petition Tor
nnsi distribution o. the residue oi ssid cstr =
smouE the pefsnAs tnui.sH thereto, and
that frifar. the tth DAY % Novembsr.A. ~ isli,
~ ~ O'Clock q m. At tue Couft itoom Of saii
court. IT. the County C1IH iiouse, salt Iata
cry ana county. uiah tcrut0fy, has been duly
appointed BY the iufso % tti1 court, Tor a. :
settlement % said account and hfnrirr slli
p.ntinn Tor disifihuuoh. ~ Witch tina ard
plare suj peffon lntcfeitfd In said eftste mar
sppcaf snd shuW cause, n ang there BE-. vh,
said account should hot De- settled and hi.
proved and nnal distribution msde a. proved
fnr
rated October ian. 1901
or. AtLTy,
rlcIk " 90 Probate Court.
IyC.E. srAsTos. nepuN dii
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Iudef and by virtue OF an Order OF sale, 10.
sued out Of the nlstrlrt Court Tor the 1hlrd 80.
diclal District Of the reniihry " Utah, on tho
iAth day u october, lsll, In The above entitled
srtion, wherein Elfahsth iugmlre AMI ihn
other plAinuua shove named 0htalnsi IA order
Of sAio ann decree IN this action for rAriiti0n
agiinst ueOrxo 81. fufmifc hnd the ether do.
iondanta shove named, on The tith day q Sep.
tcmher. isal, by which We are commented 10
cell ala that reftain lot, piece ~ faiCol u land
tttuate iyiuE aud being IN the civ And Couutv
OF SAT- Lake aud rcruinry ~ Utah, bounded
aud dasrrlhrd ~ follows, 10 VIII
Bt1iuuinF 90 NE northwest corner Of lot Five
tsi bloct fifty i,1l, Pint ~" " san Lake cry
kufgey, and rHhu NJ thence south Ninety nFo
tall feet thenra east sin ttl rods thence south
foIiy,uya aud one fourth li " feet, thence
cost one and 1ns half u ~ rods thenen north
ugu iiundfr'i AMI fnity aHd one four b no -
fgftt iiHnrr west seven ana one hai II I'D
rods 10 Me place Of hoEinniuf.
Notice q hsrsbr Fiyeu, that on Monday, me
pth Dor ~ November. iHll, atl3 O'Clock nolF 1f
that naf, 10 front Of mo County Cuuu House In
The shl4 Clif ana County uf 81 iako.su vii ia
Obedience n said oricr Of 1sle. feii tho above
described rtnpptiy, To Tho highest and bssi bid
drrfur each. lAufuI muuty u the United states.
Dated october lulh, lsll.
THOMAS u. LEWIS,
r. J.. NuNLE,
J, u, CuMMOuh,
asa leferer,
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George ". pugmlrc, Jamua ~ PuFmhe. Eliza
beth N. illgh, fdwar1 81 ruFmirc. hsurY n.
rusniTr. William fusmlfc, EiicnS kcetrh.
aiuits, pcfcudaata.
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In The nistrict Court Tor tho Third Iudicsi uis,
trct of Utah Territory, Coaniy VI
hAlt Lake.
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order 60 snow cause WIN order ~ sale ~ Real
tsiais ami fetdnual rrupeuy should
not &C. made
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CItfk Of She rfuUatc court
ny q. y. STANTON, DEPUTY rietA dtt
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In the Meter Of she c.iste VI James shields.
freratrt
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Cierh Of the Probate Confi
~ &. D.. srlNroN. Dcpaty. dtd
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Cietk " no rf51aio COZ
ly q. X. trAk4oNs lcrutN dtf
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CLERK Of The Probate Court.
By o. 2. STANTON, ncpuiy ulefk. dld
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-05-15
Responsibility or Writers.

The responsibility of writers is ably
discussed by Charles Dudley Warner in
the Editors Drawer" in Harper's
Magazine. He says: 1T is difficult
enough to keep the world straight
without the iuterposition of fiction.
But the conduct of the novelists aud
the painters makes the task of the con-
SENATORS of society doubly perplex-
ing. Perhaps the most harmful sin
ners are not those who send into the
world of fiction the positively wicked
and immoral, but those who make cur
rent the dull, the commonplace, and
the socially vulgar. For most readers
the wicked character is repellent; but
the commonplace raises less protest,
and is soon deemed harmless, while it
is most demoralizing. -. Unfortun-
ately the world is so ordered that the
person of the feebest constitution can
communicate contagious disease.
Aud these people, bred OH this pabu-
lum. in turn make books. If one. it is
now admitted. can do nothing else in
this world. he eau write. and so the
evil widens and widens. No art is re-
quired, nor any selection. nor any
ideality. only capacity for Increasing
the vacuOus commonplace in life. a
princess born may have this. or the
leader of cotilions. Yet in the judy
nIent the responsibility will rest upon
the writers who set the cuDV.n
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-05-15
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COMMERCIAL Acc OUNr$.-This bnnk " in oper.
accounts With hiIsiuess houses aud private ind
vt1u.s in accordance with the preventing custur
80 similar establishments. Money lua. Ell on y q
commercial paper or satisfactory names or COZ
lef~ralS.
FuEttGN FXCHtNGE.- Having it's own &C
counts In ne prrtcipal cites of urope, thu haaa
l. prepared 90 quot, M hlgh.si huN ug al Lowest
selling rates tor foreign bills la large or sma
amounts.
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT This
bank ISSUE its own letters of credit, thus supp,
lug those who desire to buv IN foreign market, III,
necessary credit. Full information given upon
application.
TRAVELLER LETTERS or CREDIT.-The Pre-.
ton National Bank issues it's own tiers of credit
available in all parts OF the world. They are issued
immediately, and those who contemplate foreign
trip should not fail Ia consult us.
TRAyELtRS' CIRCULAR NOTES.-AvAilable IN
most OF the principal cities and towns in North
America and Mexico. are issued b. this bank with
form OF INTRODUCTION and IDENTIFICATION. en-
abliug travellers to draw funds Rt any important
plaoe without delay or annoyance.
SPECIAL ACCOUNT..-For special acconnte
satisfactory terms will be given upon application
and interest will be allowed by agreement.
DiRECTORs.--R. w. GILLETT Prest.. +. w
HAYES, Vice Prest;. w. II: ELLIOTT, JAMES d
sTANDISH, @. A. BLACK, JAMES e. DAVIS,
II s. PINGREE A. Il. r. WHITE. Detroit, w. d.
PRESTON, Chicago, w. II. BURT, Saginaw
JOHN CANFIELD. Manistee.