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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-10

fDsily except sunday.
sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
At e:S8 q. m. and Wheeling Al H.lI p m
H. E. WEisGERBER,
Gen. Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-10

MISS LoTTIE CARSON, Of Sar-
anac, Mich, writes:-"l have
b en- troubled with n terrible
headache for about TWO years
aud could not get anything TO
help me, but &C last friend ad-
vised me 10 take your BORDoCK
BLOOD BITTERs, which | did.
and after taking two bottles /
have not had the headache
since"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-10
WITH SIX OPENINGS

! of which discharged puss. was in
.uced by friends to give her
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-10

W. r. a =. DIVIsION
For Pittsbsrg, o:IO and ITO o M. and $40 ..
m. dolly, aud l:O .. N. daily except sunday.
for Plttbufr and the Par. Clio . m dsily.
wnhinyton Accommodates. 500 .. IL, sr.
cept sunday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-10
RAILWAY TIME CARD,

Arrival and departure OF trains on and after
December i3th. 1891. EXPLANATION or RxFEH-
IScl MARKS: sDsily; tSunday excepted; -Mon-
day excepted; saturday excepted: SUNDAY
only: saturday oaly. Eastern Standard Time,
which IL one hour eaflier than OentrAl Tine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

by the laughing sen stood handsome
cottage. The grounds weru iuiI out
extensively and with great taste.
over the broad plaz1l hunx lazily au
Eastern hammpcs, while all around
were richly painted chairs aui lounge
ul every cnsy and tempting form.
Overhead we're quaint vase VI tesuti.
fnl flowers, aul the delicious lawn was
tordeftd with them. On the lawn itself
gay ly.dres7cd " men laughed m'r-ily
over cfOuuut, and motley children b. sy ID
near. 4 slau OF superb hutsra paved
the cnrb iin1aiivuliy al the gate, wniic
ray pluiHu0ua passed between ihv
Cr6quti players aud The fashionable
euuiragps That rolled by. 10 was u
scene 0i besuly, comfort, taste, luxury
aud wealth. All came from rum.
sikcs and diamonds, lowers anu
elulpngr, stately roof nnd costly At
tendance, all came from rum. The
owner wAs Oue VINO, In "a great city ,
coined his gold out Of tho vices OF hi-
fellow mcIl
80 me a. was dlssOlving Wow. | losi
sight VI tue ray women, tine irOl csimc
chiiiteu, The inpatient nOtsts sud the
ocean rolling up 10 tho lawn. | saw
instead the pate convict Ia nis cell l.
feet toy q; the sad wife going from Judge
to attorney, nom court % governor
council, be.-ln mercy for her over
tempted husband. ! htnfd above the
children noise, the cropu.i, laugh
and the surf waves, That law ut's storm
reason for exRcting the full penalty ui
the law--aii this comes irom rum!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE ~ HEHENN owns MAT Us.
n deI aud By virtue uf GU Ufdor 10 the
Probate tourt iu AMI f1r salt Lake county
Utah rsfritrrv. made on The 9th 1ly Uf fulT
i.pl ihr undors gncd, tho duly appointed hnt
quaIuei guardian ~ the Pc on. Hud estates u
Magic 81 t'trcr aud hnemcua PyHrr.miu8rs,
vtil toit al private fulc 20 thr highest bidder
Tor cash. ami subject TO cnnhrm4 iIur Iv atii
irobito Cnuri, ali tho right, tltlc interest and
eHtatr OF said minors ia and Co that certain
niece or uarrfi Of iand inoen and described NU
ioiiuW.. " wit An undivided two tlfds f.I
interest Hl icct % tho life iutcfrtiu q Jane &
ruu.rthsr,in In IL two i2l Hu1 tHrrg |lI. tu
iiluet four cen az, 10 tlat ~ 'salt Lake tiig
sutygs. situated iu SAT- Lake CITY, Boz salt taLe
Dnuuit utHu Trrutnty.
H|ds n wfifng Will be received Tor said mon.
orir. aisrsss,i ~ the undtff e-pI eirs %
WtIdrl Il kdama, attorneys, % lrd % East.
Writ south street. SAT- latr CIV. taitIala
Countt Utah Territory, ~ 90 itU ..I fay of
NurfHt. 1871 ui v O'Clock W. 90 WhlfI time
nu u'ace satd property will be s0ii.
I,ruH and cnnditiona Of sale, a1.h. Tanuer
cent 90 accompany hii, balance uu rHurfna
ton 81 salg boy said ffohag Court
JANE Z pNPkH.
Guardian of tho pfuons fuf states " Mas.
sic 81 ifrer AVID IHrmcuin fyrUr minors.
w,nutLt a ADAMS, AuornUfH Tor GUAR.
dfHu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

Frequent complaints have been made
Of late IT tho constituencies cXtoriiuu
pracHaod upon foreigner. by the hotel
keepers OF tho Riviera, who nro nppnr
plty doing thor best 90 kill the goose
thnt Ina hid them DO many golden eggs
An incident reported hya corr pendent
ut Nice scoms 10 prove that It cost. oven
moro To dic'nt Monte Carlo than il docs
10 live there. IL appears thut u short
t.mo ago we'll known Englshman was
takon 10 aud died Of dropsy at one "
tine hotels. and his wife, who Is Nom
Der of the English nobility. decided to
take the body TO England for burial.
Upon inluiriug us 20 the cost Of this
she was informed that Il would DO nee.
cssary 10 cubalm the body, aud that
with tho railway charge, for transport
tho expense would amount 10 500
There were certain lxod charges made
by the principally OF Monaco. said the
doctor aud tho undertaken, which must
DO paid, and this was the lowest posi-.
bio estimate. This amount, Il must be
remembered, was exclusive OF hotol
charges or DOCTORS fec for attendance
upon the patient; IL was simply for en-.
halming. Tor tho cost OF coffin and is nc.
ccs Dries and for transport to London.
IN appeal was made TO Baron dc
Farincourt, the governor general Of
Monaco, who declared that no taxes
whatever were levied upon foreigners
dead or alive, by the principality. The
bill was reduced finally by nearly one.
half, but tho whole subject Is to be
brought TO the attention Of tho British
foreign Office. London Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

According 20 o report lust forwarded
hy Lord Duner.n iiom Paris, the Frcuch
army has increased enormously since
1870. Thcn ituousistod of 31s buttaiious
Of infantry, 3iS squadrons of cavalry
2.i batteries Of field aud 60 Of fortress
ay,illgry, 20 companies Of artillery trtn.
81 companies VI 'sappers and Is com.
panios of military train. Now 1t con.
si,t- Of $50 butulions Of infantry. i3s
fquadrons OF cavalry. 4si batteries Of
fold and 80 q garrison artillery. two
regiments ofpouio1n train, 80 companies
of sappcrs and Y companies Of military
train.
There are besides fourth battalions to
each regiment, with a territorial army
ia addition TO l5i regiments of iufnntry
i2l squadrous Of cavalry. battalions
OF sappcr and Is sQuadrons of mill
tary train. Tho report TO our foreign
onico declares thoconditlon Of the French
military iorco and duftnsea 70 DO com,
manding and unsurpassed and we'll
worthy OF tito vast expenditure laid out
upon thom. Public Opinion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

Stocks, bonds, securities aud notice
amounting to nearly SlO,nn 600. face
value, were sold at am assignco's sake NJ
tl3 court house Friday for about $1,000
Tho property belonged originally TO tho
osuto OF !. Il. Lippiucott and was sold
i0r Tho benefit Ut his creditors
a lot OF 1is thnrus OF the capital stoch
o. the paraiso Reduction company Of
Nucatan, the pnr vHluo " which IS
twenty-five dollars share, was sold for
sixty cents. and 1858 percent dcbon,uro
bonds Of the amo company, fuco value
800 q share, went for % conts,
Capital stock of tho first Printing
Supply company OF Washington, repre-.
scning Siss, 800, WINS sold for - cents.
William Phillipcu bought bonds and
stocks. tho face value OF which WIS
ucnrlv 100000, FOR $3.50. Mr.. Rug
ers got EiOU,OO0 worth OF stocks Tor
$3.50, and "a rromi.sory note, dated
April Z, 1850, for fgl0Jn, on A. q. Sim
monds, went FOR 81, Now York Advor
ti.rr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
NOTICE.
SAN IlEl cnr, ufln' JaT1 .h. "a

SALT tAKg CuT, UTAH July -lh. lf,l
A MEETING or Tnr MLMNkHs Of TIE
~ Sal. liic iltcrary ana -rIrrHNU Nsr0tiHa
ton Ia lUftUy ca'lel tn ucrt OF DOB d. uI. nuua
dlt. Che rsttdny M August isH. 30 ibu rItHt.
deu'a UDst. lu the city ami county .f sElt
I.aku. Itfut1fy 81 4 tah, Tor tHH purpose Of
tuuaidcrIng U pouusIu m GO aHuHd Articles
tifst tru etiud OF the Aruclrs uf Agr,HUuut
or Incorporate n. to read Ne folIHHa, tuwig
"luHt That TIE saiu cotlur1l' o. tlpl ho
known Hy tue name Of Tho MIfyuW 90 no
University n ne Church OF Jsaus Chrlat VI
lhiICF ihy sltutH."
"-elond That the ot1ccts o. ta.i corporation
afv 90 fuuud and mai tain goo rel lou. cH 10
f1r The usH 4nd Neucnt ~ the University ID. mo
,hufchHtt itsus Chfist ofit.attof.itt eaiuIf.aHd
Ct tlu members 81 THIS rurpolalun. ana to a' I
the officers lana sWdeuts Of the SAID I'm
yrfaHlty, ana the members ui This corpora.
ton in Literary aud scirntInc ruHHuts, An1 not
fuf pUUlulary pr nt, and TO- GOO purposes
nfu"UfHiT. M corporation may Ial. HuI lertv,
hire auI exchange such real o.. and rrrsur'
vi property ns may lu nUcSsHHff. suitable OF
convenient, Apd may ho'd tuu u.u tpo famo Tor
tho purposes Of thr corporation
Ana Iuf the .ransartiun ot such other buHls
nee No may be brought before tln meeting
by order Of the Hoard OF nirt tOfs
jNO. %. CANNON, H,cfuury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

Gertrude Strblc, aged eleven, an
orphan who lives with her urclo, VII.
liam semmler, and Is a pupil nt the
Mound Street school met with q eei.
uus accident dU7ug tho thunderstorm
Wednesday afternoon Ablut $3.50, as
the rain began 20 fan in torrents, the
teacher told Gertrude TO shat down q
window near hcr As the girl APP
preached tho window u tln.l OF light
ming came and she toll b1ck uucou-
fcious. Tho work Of reyiyiug her WINS
begun aad she WIS soon carried TO her
home. The most serious result was hcr
total bliNluess, which continued last
yening,-C0.Imbus (O,l journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
NOTICE.

PACIFIC IuMuEu AND huiLutNu CourtNN,
sugar House, sult Lake County I tab
NVUIICE T. ilEWtBY GIVEN THAT 1T \
~ mt otiug uf.tho difcctufa held on the tlnd
DAY ~ July. A. ~ is'l, Hn assessment ot u peg
Oh the corporation, payable August lita, s. u.
isal. to y ~ Lyman. Jr.. secretary Hnd ltUha
urrr'W the ofiire ut the company, sugar inuaoi
salt Lake touuty, ttuh. Amuunls already pnid
will be- credited 900 the safuc.
AuY Htuta uHuu which tuI. asfo. sWrul
may ROMAN unpid un she Do Hav u
AUGUST, a u. lsp4, VII be delinquent and nd
vettise. for aalu 10 public lucuuU, AMI unless
payment b. made before will No sold on lhn iith
DAY II september, 4. %. i,'2 90 pay The delIn
quCnt assessment, together with costs ui adj
vtrttsir and expense Of sale.
D. ", LTMNN, ia, Sccrctery
sugar House, salt Lake County, Utah
July 20. ts1l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
TEMPERANCE.
WENDELL PHuu's "rwo SIDES OF
oNE CANvAs.O

WENDELL PHuu's "rwo SIDES OF
ONE CANVAS"
lOrrinally printed In a newspaper and re-
produced IN CarlOs MArNn's Ito Ot Wendell
fhllpr.l
one beautiful afternoon in August,
there came 10 mt the hetrt-hrOken
wife Of state prison convict. We
tred to plan for his pardon ami sostora.
ton 10 home and che world. IL was n
very sad ease. lie was the only sur.
wing sou OF a very noble mau--OnC
who lived only to serve tho poor, In,
tempted and the criminal.
All he had, all he was, he gave un.
rcserveily to hulp thieves anu DRUNK.
ards. His house was their home. His
name their bail 20 save them from
prison. His reward their reform Ion.
IL was happy hour to hear him tell
OF the hundreds he had shielded from
the contamination and evil example OF
PRISONS and OF the large proportion he
had good reason 10 believe permanent.
lyseVed. Out Of hun1rcdB, he once
told me, only two left hitn 20 my theiI
bail, forfeited by neglect TO chow Thorn.
Helvesin court according 10 agreement
only two!
II ed under such n roof, the son
started In life with generous hear,
noble dreams, anu high purpose. Zen
years OF prlEpeTity, fairly earned bX
euergy, Industry and character, sndel
IN bankruptcy, as Is % often the cast
in our rlsky ,and changing trade, ther
came n struggle FOR business, for bread,
temptation, despair, iutempprAnne, lie
could not safely pass the open door
That tempted him 10 Indulgence, for
gttlulntss and crime. How hard liir
VIE wrought and struggled t0 saw,
himo from indulgence, Gnu hen Il
-n,,W BIN from exposure! How loul
wife, sister uui friends labOrei to aver
conviction Hud the State prison! 81
would spare him gladly" wrote the
Prosecuting attorney, al he COIL,
stop drinking. He shall never go u
prison " lac viii be- n sober mau. Bu
nllthi- wtechbinrss aud crime come
tom rum.v
Maniuliy did the young fellow
Atrugg.e TO resist the appetite. Agaii
and again did no promise, and kccl
his promise perhaps month, theI
fail. Ho cOuli not walk the street,
and earn his breed souerly, while NJ
many open doors-Opeutd by meI
who sought t. coin gold out Of ihel
nhighbjrs' vices--mrei him 10 iudul
sence. 80 rightmlly, the state pressed
On, aud he went To prison. Al
IGNORED mime diseraoed, lovinI
nome broken up, u wide circle u
hindTod soroly pnlned, wOrthy, well
meaning man wrecked. sorrow aut
crime "all comes from rum,D says To,
keeu'sigh,ed lawyer.
A. l JARED rom tie sad wife on my
doorstep, looked beyond, aud clos,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Uiah MHnufgriuuns auf nuidIng Company.
lufIuHu ~ principal place Uf business,
NlIt Lake Dity. rlI. tAle Comfy. 4 tHu Ter.
D and 90 Easl Tf't south sraoi. -aIt ItAo
city, salt lake County, Utah Territory.
Nyu1ICE. -- TupHE AuE prlt'uu ENT
~ rpou She flllD wing described stock on
account NJ uIsr sWHnl lcSitd 900 ito i-.h ily
NJ June. ls1l 'hp several uWuUuts oct tuIusii,
tho names ut a., respective shareholders, Dc
follows. " Ntt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

And m accordance win law, ami the order Of
the Hoard ~ brectIrs made on thH li.h day OF
Jane, log, 30 macy fharr- Ut each uHf.H of
rnHt, 3 ~ south street, salt lakr Guy, tu salt
Lake County Utah Territory, on tho l0th DAY
of AuFuat, lsll, at the hour ct u O'Clock "a of
such nty O. uHy duluuugu t assessment thereon,
g. rCiheT win Tue Gusts OF aIyrfiIHirg and pI,.
pcnses OF tulo OLnNGE sNNtiLE
HppfgfuFV.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

In the PIoiate Court. in and '1- SAT- Lake
County. Territory oi Utah,
In Tho matter " tho Estate ~ ilcury higher.
zen, deceased.
NOtiCE II IEREBN DiNFN, TtiAT
~ Anna - Calvert. AimitiHirl. 4 ~ thec c..
tate ~ Henry inFlpfHrn, dtrua. rH. h1H fvn.
dctcd Coz aeti.Cmcnt and sled Boz s1.i ,purt nor
nnHl account 81 her administration Ut fAId
estate, tuf puutinu Cor nuAl distribution Uf
Die residue 81 shid estate amrrl Che pUr1uua
entitled thereto. And that TueHduy, t4U lNth
day " August. NJ ls9l,at 40 O'Clock H.u., At tho
court Room Of Hald Court, IN the County
Court llouse. salt lake city ana County, Utah
Territory has been duly appointed hf The Jgdgc
N sail court Tor the rcitici1cnt " said a..
U1uut, aud hearing said prutuu for dis
tubuuOu, htwhirh time ana place any pgrsnn
tutrrrstU IN Fai1 gstAtu may appear ana ahuw
cauae. 10 any there b.. why SAN scUHuut should
not be- settled anu App owed ANA nual disttlbu
ton made 10 prayed Tor.
Dated July 18Th, lti2
g. o. ALLEN,
C'crk ~ the Probate Court
Is car srEv iluuWNr, Jn.. ptputy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

BcAyCr Wool Manufacturing anu Milling Con
uaut. Location uf on ant PRINCIPAL
r|sco of husuu Fl. beaver cts, Utih.
NruricLi 1HEHE AHE nELtNQutNr
~ uIun the foUuAinF described ftutk uu
nrtoant uf assortment levied upon tho 1fh iUg
VI MAY. isl2 me several amounts svt ol'.
pusltc mo nance of tuC respective share
holders, To wit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

WNWs WtfNIFVTl
NOTICE Is HERENN GtNEN THAT JASE
~ Gilman, hiuiiniHtfatrN % the Vttatr u
70 charlie :, Gilman, deceased, hns rendered
f1f settlement md filed iu fald court. hcrnnil
account OF her standardization Of said estate
lri petition for nual distfi Iitun OF The Frs due
~ 49,, ~, $3.50 ~, ~ Mr. M, ~, ~,
u, lsHs, NJ ~ O'Clock a. No., al tho Court Room
% said cnurtin the County CouIt House, salt
intu tliy and County, iiAh Territory, haa
Court, Tor tnn etilcmtut ot ssid account md
hearing faid pctitl0n Tor distribution, at wairn
uUu ana place any person Interested IN tnit
rftsio may appear and chow cause, n tuy
there he why fHid account should not be spt,
uru and approved aud dual distribution made
a. prayed Tor
Dated July "a, leg! G. y ALLEN,
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
by DAust.N hUuWSL, jn., Deputy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
NOTICE.

ZC.M l.. SAT- LAKE CRY.
july l'ih. t71l.
rI,HE TRANSFER BoOks ut ms
Tnsutuuou wtli Do closed on Jiiy
q5th. and re opened August sth. 1921.
\. q. WEBhtR, supt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

In the Probate Court IN ANA for salt IAfe
,ounty, Territory OF Utah.
IN the matter NJ the Estate ~ Charles q. Gil.
man. deceased,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the roiaie Count, In and '1- SAT- thkc
County. Territory ui Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

All our Jackets and Pants and
3-Piece Suits, at $3.50, $500 and
$3.50, will go now at $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
SALE
MONTH OF july!

Sailor Suits. blue, black, brown
and grey, $l.OO, worth $500.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-27

cUMMONs.-IN THE DISTRICT COURTOg
y tho First Judicial dictrict Of We state u
Montana, In and for tho county OF Lewis Ann
Aionzo Il. Prescott. plaintiff, va Milo Bum,
mers. Maraaret Summers, Francis Adkinson ana
Frnncos Il. Atkinson, defendants A..
The state Of Montana sends gresting 70 tho
Yon arc horsby required &, appear in an action
brought AGAINST yon By ths nnnvo nnninn p ,Jn
Of tho state OF Montana, in and for tho county OF
Lewis and Clarke, and 10 answer tho conpiatht
fled therein. yitsin ,en aays sean 50 snn y Y this
served out OF this comfy, but within this district,
or Judgment BY default win DO taken agafnatyou
sccOrdiuu TO tho prayer Of said complaint
Iha SAD action 10 brought 70 obtsia . dscrso
Of this court for tho Toroe osure of n certain
mortgage described In the said compliant, IN"
executed BY tho said Milo summons and Mar
garst MINERS on the twentisth asy Oh Angnst'
promissory meta, dated Aasnst ", q. y. isop
made BY said Milo summers and Margaret bum
pAynbie in lawful money OF the Unitsu Ht"tOa.
one yonr after the date thereof, to the order Of
said A. x. Prescott. with interest thereon ~ the
i i@as Conveyed D, s ' ID by said nortsAss may BE- sold. aad
tho proceeds applied to the payment OF sala NOTE,
Win interest thsreoa at the rste aforesaid from
the twentieth day of February, A.. ~. iSs0. anu
costs of suit. including one hundred and ninety
five dollars counsel fses; and ia case such pro
ceodn arc NOT Bu'1cienJ 10 pay LHe same, thbn ~
obtain an execution against said Milo Sunmers
and Margaret Sunme for tho balance remain,
ing due. and also that the said defendants. and all
persons ~claiming by. through. or under them,
msy be bnrrod and iorsclssed Of all right. title,
claim. lien, equity Of redemption. and interest
In and to said mortgAged premises. and for other
and further relief. Tho premises conveyed and
affected by said mortgage being all those certain
lots, pieces or parcels Of land situate, lying and
being in the townsits of the city Of Helena, in
the county of Lewis and Clarke, state Of aon-
tanA. particularly described Is follows. ts-wit
Lois number seysnty-hve t7S) and q parcel OF
land Ave (5) feet wide off the entire south eide
OF lot Number ssvsnty-four ca In block number
two t2), as said lots and block are numbered.
designated and described on the plat Of said
tovnsite on file in the office Of tho county re-
cordar Of said county of Lowis and Clarke.
And you arc hereby notified that II you fall to
appear and answer tho said complaint, ~ above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in the said com-
plaint.
Given under my hand and tho seal of the dis
trict court of the First judicial district Of tia
state Of Montana. in and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. this day Of eptt m Dol, in the year
o. orr Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
ninety-two.
lsEAL.i JOHN BEAN. Clerk
ny C. W. BURTON. Deputy Clerk.
Masse1sA Jallard, attorney for plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-27
ORIGINAL OF LITTLE NELL.
Dickens Got the Inspiration From His
Wife's sister.

H~
Dickens Got the Inspiration From His
Wife's sister.
At the beginning of my fathers literary
career he suffered a great sorrow In the
death-a very sudden dsath-of my moth
sr'a sister. Mary HoRarth, writes Miss
Dickens in her reminiscent papers on my
Father a. I Recall Him." in the Ladies'
Me-ne journal. She was Of . most charm
ing and lovabls disposition, as we'll aa
being personally very beautiful. Soon
after my parents married. Aunt Mary was
constantly with them. A. her nature
what a young girl should be. And his own
words show how great this Affection and
Ahe influence OF the girls memory were
with him 10 the end of his life. The shock
of her sudden death 80 affected and pros
trstsd him that the publication Of PICK
"1.look back" he wrote, 'and with un-
mingled pleasure. TO every link which each
ensuing week has added to the chain OF our
attachment. 1t shall 90 hard ! hope ere
anything but death impAirs the touRhnsss
of a bond now SO firmly rivsted. That
beautiful passage You were 30 kind and
considerable az TO send to me has given me
the only feeling akin to pleasure, sorrowful
pleasure IL IL, that / have yet had connected
with the loss of my dear young friend and
companion, for whom my love and attach
msnt will never diminish. and by whose
side. if II please God to leave me in posses
sion Of sense to signify my wishes, my
bones. whenever or wherever | die. will one
day be laid"
She was buried In Ksnsal Green cemetery.
and her grave bears the following i%nscrip-
tion. written by my father:
Young. beautiful and good, God In his
mercy numbered her among His angels at
the early ago Of seventeen"
There il no doubt that in little Nslr'
much of Aunt Mary's character is repro
duosd.