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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19
Tournament & Ball
Ar
Chapel POINT,
Wednesday, ADJUST 3fst, 1892.
For the benef, aS. Thomss' Church.

Fifty gallant KuEhts are expected tc
enter the lists. mars halsd by Captain Fl
II. BOSWELL, Chef Marshal Of the
day. who will b. Supported by Mr.. Fl.
NJ. THOMAS. a Assistant Marshal.
Heulda.-T.C- Berry. B. D. Tab
man, Jr.
Aiag-E. S Gardiner, Reeder
Cough.
J@ges:--J. Fraut Ford, DR.. George
Fl. Jones. judge John P. Briscoe,
Judge j. b. Broosea VIM. Queen, VIM.
r. Bowling. J. +. Matthews. Gerard
Hunge.ford, DR.. A. NJ. Brooke. B. Fl.
Camaller, DR.. Peer w. Hawkins.
Orator Of BE Day;
Uiiiiimt Il HiIs.
Of Prince Georges county
Oratsr 4 the Evening:
JOHN u Stone, Esq.
A Queen and Maids will be crown
ed. A prize Of $50 will be distributed
among the successful Knights as follows.
lst, 800. 2ud. $l5, Bird, $40, 4th. S..
Caif Manager. B. Matthews.
Committee Of 5raagemeats:-C. f.
HAYDEN, 7. P. Hamilton, ] |, jenkins.
Floor .M1nagerJ T: Braddock
G. N. slmms. Robrt |. Digges
Jiarons: Mrs DR.. Robert Digges.
Mrs. Thomas T.Oweu, Mrs. q. P.
Hamlltea.
Dinner and Super will be served in
the spacious dininl room Of the hotcl.-
A Gne band will b 10 attendance.
Admission to bal room, 80 cents.
In addition to tb other attractions Of
the place the committee have secured
for tbe accommodations and comfort Of
their guests tire iare hotel aud pavilion
of the place
Hnishts from adainlng counties are
espeeially Invited. fitting lOcsmmenes
at i D M. Knights are requested 10
ride 10 costume. Knights fee, SO.
Numerous rowboats will be al the
service Of the guests.
The public are ipgited to attend.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19

II was Just an Urinary scrap of Wrapping
PAPER, bet II saved Ter life. She wasin the
last stages ofsonsunton, told BIZ phy4s.sns
that she was ibcnrabA and could live tnfy a
short time; sheweighd less than 10 pounds
On piece of Wrapping paper she readf Dr..
Kings New Diseovert and got Sample bot
tie: il helped he, she fought large totlsf II
helped her more boight another and grew
better fast, contnud its use and is now
strong, healthy, 10Y, plump, weighing f46
pounds For falkspar ticnlars send stamp to
w. II. Cole, druggists, Fort Smith. Trial
bottles Of this ws1serful discovery free at
| ". w Padgett's SOP.
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Music by Prof. Schroder's National
Guard Band.
Grand display Of fireworks.
All Knights must ride in Costume.
fitting commences promptly at II m
The entrance money accruing from
fees of knights, with $50 added thereto,
will be divided pro-raia among the five
leading knights. Entrance fee for
knights, S. Admission to the grounds
free; seats at tournsment provided fol-
ladies. Dressing rooms for ladies aud
gentlemen. A cordial invitation is cx-
tended to the citizens Of Charles, Prince
George, St. Mary's, Fairfax and ada
cent counties. For further information
apply 10
Col. ] C. McKIBBTN, Marshall Hall
Captain l.. l.. BLAKE, Str. Chas Manchester
aug IL d.
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RuckIsn,s nrnirn snIxe

The pest salve in the world for cnts, hrrfs-
es, sores, ulcers, salt rhenm, fegor sores, tet-
ter, ehapped hands, chil5lains, corns, and all
skin eraptions, and positively elres piles, o.
no pay required. II is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prief
% cents PEP box. F9r sale by W. W. Pad
rstt.
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DIR. 'H'hOmaSS. Onn,
P0RT TOBACCO, W.

DR.. owen, graduate Of lhe UnIgs's e
MARYLAND has located for practice, lii!s fY.
baeco, and offers his professional res =
the general public. All calls WI y aIspF
"A nt.pnaef
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Proposals. ~
The Board oi School Commissioners viii
'rneet at their Office in Port Tobacco, on -
Gaesday, august 233rrt,- 1892, ~
for the purpose of receiving brobosals to build
scl.ool house near Harris Int. The specif-
cations and Dimensions to be as follows: FAX
8 feet and 10 foot pitch in the clear; studdlng
% be 8 inches from center to center; roof to
project one foot over the sides Of building; 2
windows on each side and in thsFear, Ok IL,
gltb shutters to correspond and fsstenings;
substantial door and lock Material No.
-1a%beaEs~sspsess shingles, good tongue ard
groove flooring. The building TO be lathed
and plasiered, to be wainscotted 81 feet high
on the insideS~ith tongue and groove plank,
a brick hue to project from the center of the
root, aud to be stayed SO as not to sway, to-
be underpnned with brick pillows not less
than | foot from the ground. All of the
above work must be done in workmanlihe
manner and be approved b. the Board before
pay ment is mnde BY order of the Board
a. WORTHIHGT0N BERRY.
aug f2-ht Secretary.
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The proposed jelly trust" is bound
o be success. Jelly makers are hur-
rying into it so as to avoid the jam.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19

The idea q farryiag Iaadea freight
ears across Lake Michigon is soon to be
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19

In the Northern English coal fields
electric coal cutting machinery is about
to be introduced on large scale.
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NOTICE.

Hereafter interest will be Charged after thir-
y days On all bills due me for work done at
my shops, and discount Of per cent will be
allowed all customers paying cash.
~ l-fm 9. F. HAYDEN, Bel Alton.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19

Keep small box filled With lime in
your pantry and cellar; it will keep the
air dry and pure.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19

Hon. John P Brissse, c G MagruFr
Esq. fEeu. George &. Mirriek. Ilbn
l.. G. Carrico, Charles A Earlv. Wash
ington Hicks. II, y. Turner. James j
b. Walbach, g., Hugh Mitchell. jon
w Bel - Frank Smith, Joseph i
Ching, John II Hancock. Judge ! a
Richmond. DR.. Samncl II Speakc, "
II. Trotter, Wm. | Hill, Hon $ /
Muld. j Frank Fard. John 7 Wal
G, Grau,ley Edelcn. Charles Il y
II & Wilsnn Marsh Ill Chapman. H.
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WHEAT TuKEsnING.

W IIEAT IIIKES HING.
The undersigned having purchased an en-
CINE and threshel is prepared to thresh for all
persons 50 desiring. g. +. HAYDEN,
Bel Alton,
JOSEPH DAY, Mar ager. il l-tw
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19

The fall of rain in the mountains OF
southern California has greatly increas-
ed siuce the formation of Salton lake.
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Mortgages Sale
Valuable Real Estate
IN
CHARLES COUNTY.


Bv virtue of a power Of sale confined in
mortgage fiom J. CAmillus Howard to the IN
dersg,ed morlQagee, dated on the | ith day
Of August. 1898, and now recorded in lslher
: r., No q folio us, 3l9 and 22D, one Of
the Laud records of Charles rnunty, Md. the
undersigned will sell ~ public auction Al the
court honse door, in Port Tobacco, Charles
Ct unity, Nd, on
Tacwloy. Anqasf 5oth. 1892.
betweea III. hours of 10 m. and . M, III
thai valuable farm hing on the 3 b p. r
IN Charles comfy aforesaid, generally called
"LOTlffIR,'
and containing
BIG Acres hT,h lies At a statloD 81
pas osaoJt. p. r. |, and i iE-
BIZ. II yy,s,r- I'd ny handsome dwell
- 's-- ing and all necessary out
buildings, and is one IT the most desirable
residences in The county.
Terms Of sale G. sh upon the ratification Of
tn. sale. + STONE.
i 2y-is Mortgage.
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$1,000 Reward.

TIE County Commissioners of Charles coun-
~ will pay 81 500 reward for the apprehen-
sion and conviction of the party or parties i'm
plca Cd in the burning Of the court house on
the night Of August 3rd, 1899.
By order of the Board.
C. A. BOWLING, Acting President
7. II. MEDLEY. Clerk
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$4,000 Reward

for a recipe that will enable US to max
NORRIS ACNE BLAcKIsG at such pro
that a retailer can proftably sell it at l0c;
bottle. This oferis open until JAM ISL losi
WOLFF & RANDOLPH. philadelphia
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Will be held at La PLATA, on
Wednesday Aug. "a, 1SSl
Where the Beauty and the Chiyss
of Southern Maryland will
be Assembled.

Orator of The Day:
HON. GEORGE A. PEARRE
of Allegany county.
chief Marshal,
w. r. BOWLING,
assistant Narshal'
CAPTAIN II. HEBER EOSWELl
lids:
f E. Hannon, John W. Millar, I
fferultls
Anderson Hunt. J. Camillus HovaI
Liz.
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Fifty gallant nights are expected to
enter the lists. MRS alsd by Captain Fl.
H. BOSWELL, Chef Marshal Of the
day. who will b Supported by Mr.. II.
NJ. THOMAS. Is Assistant Marshal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23

Nowhere does the capacity OF hostess bet
ter appear chan IN tie oAO.ee VI her gutstb
IL Involves nice Judgment VI the chHrag
turs, puuuitg and aim, Vi her friends, aud
decides tie fate VI t.c evening Granted
awoll chosen company, her care, are then
81 the lightcst description, ior IL il one ui
the purst Ut pleasures this hnrnouiuu.
mingliug of minds She has the salislac
tiou Of feeling that she has been iustru
mental In cular-ug the sum " social
happiness. agd that her home Is fulfilling
ole Of the many beuellccnt purposes foi
which homes exist
But where the company Is q large one
AMI the diversity Of mind Is necessarily
great u tax r. laid on hor entertaining
genius ~ more serious Kind. II Is adylH'
able 10 have q definite object IN this ease, a
carefully arranged programme This IL
the secret VI the usual success ~ dancing
parties, and quite brilliant evenings may
bc attained IN the way Of private thcatri.
Gals, Hhlcaux, cLamdOs, readings. etc.
Every circle will have It's own fAvoritc
amusement \ group " people Interested
IN literature and nt become utterly Ubliyi.
ous OF the flight Of time when some ho,tcs.
has done chem the lasting service of bring
ing them together aud this j. no less true
oi those who derive their enjoyment from
music.
But pleasant W such speoIallsiic even
ings are IL h. cOnrplvably most necessary
thing that wider sympnthies be- ougcndrrcl
by a mingliRg Of tasto.. Chambers jour
nal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23

IN the nth century VI the ilcpim the
ShvikhA Snuhda. designated IakhrunHi~sa
gthc glory ui women }, lcctutcd publicly
at the Mu-jid.i.Jama OF Bag,lad 10 large
audiences Oh literature. rhetoric aud poetry.
she occupies 10 the annals Of Islam posi-.
ton of equality with the most distiu
guishgd uiomiu What would have be.
fallen thi, lady had slo AOurishod among
the fellow ruiig " -. Cyril can be
Judged by the tate 81 hypagin. Possibly
shu would not have byvu torn Go pi,s,L
but she would 10 a certainty have beet
burned ~ witch nnt.ul-llemmu, cor
ruptud Into D4cmmu, The lion heart, the
heroine Of many battles, fought side by
side with the bfavUst knights
Il Is 10 culunny, therefore, TO say that
the lslhmic system hHs lowered the statu.
Of women. The teacher who, Ia an Hgt
when Nv country, NO syston, no cummu
nifty gave ANY right 10 woman, maiden oi
married. mother or w'fc-who, Ia coun
Try whore the birth OF d daughter was con
s,drpd calamity socupd 60 the sex
rights which nv only uuwillingly nul
under pressure bylng conceded 10 them by
the civilized nations VI the Nineteenth cen
tury -dps, rye, the gratitude Of humanity,
II Mohummed hHl done nothing more nj.
clnlm 10 he a. bcutlactor uf mankind would
have been indisputah.t Even under the
laws ~ they stand az present In the page,
OF the lcgIsts, the legal position OF Moslcu
females may ue Aud 10 compare iayorahly
with that Of Europvu, women. Amer All
la NInotusuth Ceututy
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A curious bo,k is thtt issued by W
r Stead, OF The Reviow OF Reviews.
In the volume which hc calls "Rcnl
Ghost Stories Mr s,ead's aim has
been to collect thoroughly wen author.
ticated instances Vi appintion, OF the
LIVING aud dO,l. dreams that came true.
halluruatiuns That were noe connected
with insanity aud give thcm 10 the pub
hc Tor what they were worth 1t II he
idca that there may b. as much super.
aiit1u M relieving too little u.s. In DO.
loving ton muth Between these two
extremes he would steer aud Gnd "A tue
middle ground
So he takes what he calls hi, census
OF ghosts 10 the thoroughly unproiu
diced outsider however 1t will seem
that Mr. Stead believes Ia ghosts before
he undoriufa their enumeration For
this ruisun the censu. appears ut timcs
somewhat loosely taken Sooli aud OK.
pcricnccd uucwp vpar man us Mr.. stead
should not iur instance reprint ~ fact q
mere sensational story IN mn American
Newspaper without nccrtrniug It's rsll
aud exact lsuth but he does this worry
thing lle publishes the story about an
American engine driver whose loco.
motive hHd lHen ak times upset NJ high
speed aud each time this engineer had
beforehand d dream u the occurrence
exactly NJ u happened
The truth about this marvellous hap.
peniug Ia sad tn be that onco nowapa.
per reporter found himself awgully hard
up aud connected the story IN connection
with cousciDlguless engineer with
wnom ho divided the money he got FOR
a. Tho reporter faxed the tale and the
engineer agreed To u, though there was
not WORT uf trnh IN u Sir. Stead
ought to be- Careful how he brings ont rs
solemn fact remarkable tale he finds
In an American newspaper without a,
least hunting up the persons 10 whom
the incidents happened, taking them no.
fore justice OF the peace aud making
hH''A "N'hi ~ NAt tNNAl ltNlH' ~ N'NNNh
that the tale Is true. Even then ha
could not depend on somo people
But tho book contains enough haii
lifting matter that Is thoroughly VOL
authenticated go az least sot reasonable
person to thinking seriously llo will bl
npt to conclude ihnt there certainly art
/ Psychic depths which We have not yet
faiholnod u indeed It will no; be found
possible after awhile for mankind "a
communicate by thought telegraph Mr.
Stead recommends that only level headed
porsuns read ~ book or engage IN any
Of tho experiments It suggests, and IN
doing this he Is wise. Ono fact that
stands out here Is the great number Of
reliable persons who have had rriuark
able experience.
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ml.a.re,tcd rn,e,pri.s.

The constant improvement " burglars
tools Is hardly an 0glitr adjunct of
modern civilization than ;ho mpi1 prog
rcss IN the variety and Ingenuity VI
food authorizations. Egga and apples
almost alone, ARC still above suspicion
Cloves, ten. ground coffee. vanilla,
lemon juice and mustarls arc nearly IA
frequently initiated as dairy butter
Cheese Is oiled viii lard. aud lard with
cornmonl. lhJ abolition Of sugar
duties has failed 10 stop the traffic In
glucose Candy factories uso lorna alba
by tons. with Nv admiSturc Of an OK.
tract from hickory buds and ginger
common tipaclc can be- made To resemble
maple syrup sufficiently close TO fool
nine out oi ton nonspocialist
"FlHyoring extracts are malo from
such things ~ wood vinegar and coal
tar, but the moancst tricks aru those
praoiiscd by tho yendcu If honey Il
vile compound Of glucose and stoaric
acid Is poured into factory made combs
and sold IN dainty wooden frames. which
IN one case were found 10 consist Of
liguoous pdsichoard triple combina.
ton of frauds parnllolcd only Ina Ger.
tain suuplo Of mustard" which ap
analyst found 10 b. q compound VI four
different ingredients, two u which had.
so 90 express H. been suhaduiteratcd.-
Philadelphia Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23


During recent raiustorm In salem
Mass. electricity played some qreer
pranlis at Portcr's market On the roof
OF the building Is clotheslino. Dnr.
ing the storm towel blow from this
line aud lodged upon an electric lighting
wire below. Being wet % wound around
the wiru aud the electricity passed
through II and shot down into tho
ground. where 10 catne IN contact with
the water pipes leading into the build.
ing
II ran along the Pipes and tho first
thing II encountered Ia the basement
WIS a pot OF hot lard which wn8 boiling
on the stove. The lard was Illuminated
aud the young msn In charge thought II
must be hurniug He started TO remove
1t from the stove aud received u shock
that sent him agains, the basement
walls.
Pale with fright ho rushed up stairs
where a follow workman, noting hi.
palloF reached for the water faucet 6,
get glass Of water. Nosoonor bad be-
touched the faucet than he had occasion
to pick himself up from % Tar corner OF
the room
For few moments everything seemed
turned into uu electric battery. IN,
nails IN tho wall became red. electricity
flow from the water pipes and flashed
around the bands on the wntcr pau.
At length some one found the cause ol
tho trouble aud the towel was removed
Portland Tran ,ript
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Professional Or Married Ilfo for Women


Dr. Arnbclli Ktuealy a we'll known
London physician Is credited with the FOL.
lowing women should not attempt 10
carry on piuirs.ion alIor marriage.
mean the women u the upper and middle
olasse. who 10 into the professions II Is
rot necessary that they should be the
brradwinnpls. TINT duty should dUyoly,
upon the husband. aud am confident that
the rising generation would BE- healthier
lnd stronger IN every way u the mother
would exert Themselves les.
81 look nnNiOusly at every baby that
comtl under NY notice IN the hope thas
shall iud somp improvement Ia the type
iome iucruilsc In stamina, compared with
the generation that has preceded it. bat
instead Of llI- there h Only steady duton
orutiuu Observable. This deterioration /.
particularly noticeable among the children
VI very active mothers. The uivy,r,st aud
most highly cducntcd women, the women
who take the most active part in public
Affair, have the most weakly aud puuy
children. Another thing, women are going
into top active forms Of exercise.
"Whcu young married. woman toilHm,
that she s captain VI u cricket eleven ur d
football team, eau ouiy say um perfectly
aghust Women must place before them
solves the alternative, to earn thyir living
tu exercise thgir faculties, and to crafty
their ambitions In professional carver Oi
10 become goa wisc, and mgther,, and II
they choose thr domestic he they must
rccugliLg that they must sacrifice thcil
pcronh happiness and ambition Ia ia,
future Happiness and success Oi their chill
dion 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23

NJ. Ayoling, the young Danish mo
dium, Is now occupying the attention VI
that faction Of Paris which ninuscs OF
interests itself Ia the phenomena Of
spiiitunlism. VI. Avoliug does not speak
a word Of French. yet whom tho III ~
upon him he writes answers 10 mental
questions IN French. aud IN the very
handwriting Of deceased authors. CONF
posers and, great historical celebrities.
The latest sensation Is tho culigraphy ut
Bnlzac, reproduced by the Danish gen.
tlcmHn innocent of French, md some
very clover opinions Of modern novel.
Its, including Inla. BY tho defunct pit.
losophcr IT romance.
But the Joke Is that BalEac asscrts
that he has spoctrglly suporintondOd the
adaptation Of his own Pore Goriot" at
tho rheater Libre. uud that he was Ia
the middle of the balcony stalls at rs
first approximation. The fact ~ that
the center stall II occupied 10y NJ. Fran.
cisquo Sarcey. and that BHlzac joculnrly
added that ho had sat on that distiu-
guishcd critics lap.-Religio Philosophi.
cal journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23

A South American newspaper tells Of
mau living IN sao paulo, Brazil, who
Is considerably over 100 years old aud
who is growing young again. tie mas
recently grown new sct Of tooth and
his hair, which had turned gray, is al.
most black again He is IN active bur.
ncss A. horse trader and occasionally
he rides over ten leagues Ia day he
has been married thrne tiucs, Is now u
widowor and Is quite wealthy. Tho
paper casually remarks IN tho course ut
IT, story that tn. old man suffered great
ly at ouo time with u uHnor, "bnt this
was cured by being gured by AN OK"
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lI,s t.,...... ..... FL. aAd Sow.
The servant g,sl question Is -till Il burn
iug uue liz ucsrly every ceutcr Of pOpula
tion and Il IL Ugcly TO remain question
OF paramount Interest to housewives for
some ltJlr time ~ come.
A good many more OF loss foolish aolu.
lions oi 10 have been prnpu-.d aud aH'n
doped and .i,ii social philosopher arr wur.
ring over BE- without material result In
thtuust pl ,cr thes cnn'tHrre' unuus them
selves Wbut the question really ls. aud
th0sr who DO nauuc upon that point can't
agree upan amy other except that the hired
pirl 4. ma uucr.tnln quantity and source
Of infinite ,eyatiun 10 honsckorpers.
IN. hirrd nirl r. human. That o. one
pofrt that often seems 20 De forgotten 10y
thu.r WHO complain about hor u 10 were
al,,.y. ru.tlisr,t poe IDLY the servant
qirl question would settle itself bridget
and Gretchen never are wholly iuscusiblu
They hatr their womnnt ptldg, tlUlr tcw.
nine lutuets and contradictions. aud
whore thDy are not taken into account
trouble /. bound 20 follow
II i.to be- uufpl that our great srrHt
grandmother. had preciuu little worry
with their help Hannah was in tht
hnbit of living in the tainc family till sh,
got marriou aud about a' often "s not SN'
married Que ot her misir's boys. IN any
event size Wusa "hclp' AMI not q "surFanL
She r,.,nttd the latter uip.llatIon and
borr herself Independently and wouhill
brtorc thr eye, " mcn. Her education
w.. defective. " course b1t so was thui
81 her mistress, aud the two r,1d the Bihl'
tog,thtr with the same uncertainty Us G.
Inc biz words and the loug uainc II th'
mighty men u old When they died nu,
went 10 heaven we are taught that thc'
ncr, not there separated by any line O
caste or favor
Bat it's different nowadays. 10 he sure.
u II impossible Tor the hired glrl To b
taken into the lamily A. ono of che family
/ Yet her lot might well h. sottcncd uu
Enlightened by K.tle human synpnth
and friendly Interest. II she ia good gii
I Ii will make her hrttor, and u she h bad
Will tend to restrain her from bururiu
vor.c. And she j. not likely 10 leave
place whore ,i,e seems TO be appl,eiatxd'-
! Chicago News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23

How this world ia givon 20 lyingi A
paragraph is floating about TO tho effect
that the late Prentice milford got his
heart broken aud ",urnoI up at Sonora
Cal. drunken and ponniloss." His old
ohums there triod to help him, says the
paragraph. but he had lost all interest in
lito The real friends Of Muliord ought
not to permit dead mans memory to
be blackened like this, especially sneh n
man ns Mulfori At tho very time no
Is represented as being IA Sonora ittlo
better than u tramp h0was In Now Yorl;
city loading u clean, earnest and pros
porous lilo, From the time no founded
his White Cross Library In 1850 he had
money sufficient 10 live like a gentle
man. and he had made large sums as a
journalist previous to that, though no
upoBt most Of t. Could u man who was
drunken aud penniless" have written
the White Cru4s Library books This -
u sufficient answer to that part OF the
tale As to his broken heart-woll, it
wasn't very bad broken, as those who
knew him boat IN New York city are
aware