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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23

DO nay frlD"4 uoted C5a72hc for 30 n G,@
72c Tor 90 r. l"r ~ ~ n 49," aid 7o5c for
, UTE ps,l u ~ qf@I - job lots. 2&Iar NOR
GRAIN on pa-ssge 20 Europe %9vemorr - 20? bush
Tn the rn.,r4 Kingdom e5Go09 2S9 50o9
10 the Continent .............--- "'"O'VVo -
1Sapar-d a,tn the lGe'ioa' ] ,, CON- bush
70 the United Klngsom..- Q ,,S i s3s.SoS
20 the Continent ''"o'.o'o 'O1,,o1
Total Observation-Disclosures 32soo 4''io'ooo
Drc.e ease OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000 lbs ZOO
NOV. 3. is9 ;9iC c1S SS 1899 900
NoHH * ND ,iI;AN-1nr ba,ar-- from day 70 dsy IS
Moderate but value rnan Tue s'ne. 0'o''.o'6
HoG 13j mAcd 0jaOc; clo,er oo4o ,alt hay! ;9c
~t1w long flc, 310'5r; snort ~ fV|'V' o''' ~"
l &,'A %S JrIoule5 on, .t.aqy M'al' hem benz
az nu't1 layr quality, li.c ba4sne g. M ,i...
,. nlD D., n se na a Sedn oao ' Of
a S, o'isf 3D. - Non,yaco @t4 H. "' Pc a
iena 800 6r No. III s His' If Hos 9%4 H.
l2c Central American 2o@S2 r. 49,. Bge I6afS n
i,2p lor,cts Monte,ideo and RIO 1rAde Eps: oql$ ~
10, Gn Na,a e.1iiya hcy
AID NV orrans CITY, 4sdd' h. 4Haoei Havana a.
oo5,a, ,s 9s'soa '., On 70: ''a 4@I
solg5c s5i prime 10 choice, az; eon,moa p,,c
dun. lse-oc 1870 I2ai3ci Ola Gle' 5ie9s,sc
81 pr cnoce, y ace common 10 medium I'm lS%
5 3I Ron 1S'' a ~ f52c Hitiaih ct. i214se ,..
a: qaoIs,o. n.n:e. . (. Sy.
light pet selection, lGsI'c; middle do mida'e do.
i5~ioy he,y do I3qaiGc damaged all weighi, S 49,
a. N a. Dl'' 81 49, N'i heavy do - fe rht
i6i' nla,g co. ridii. do i5oio,gc heavy do i0iisc
anct sit G.cks 2ca.,c Mode b'e.; :, @2sr; ,i o.
aSi ISIS. riie' isS5c' damaged, i-"l5o poor
a. q, ct s. 'o'ilf1x 3 lo: sG Hri
| .f.. ~ 20. 90
delivery o At 70 b lc1 T Si. -ri' o''"h
wiz, ,,ir, ~ = 50o Is Noyerhe-. at 3 l-c; COM
r2-et q,H ali 81 'i%' l ~ ,r. ~ TO-, rl'.r.
eld1 a a' d. inc: So Of -io'. 80 tons -al"- d"
as ~ :ooe to i NV nr'b .soi isa2O, ro'o RIO
XHy>n srogEs--srrelT' lrgrgYTrN l;1I.T 81
i = 2eI e co. e; d d. % . IF :. 81 81 = .Ioo
: 10 2 rs 'el %, A. s3"'' 10 TO- - 'O''' '0'
ostN TGlemr' me l, sa.,' vas @Grs es s'.' IS
t I.'%yaiSair&rt Entc,p 81 sS. ~ 300 ba,n rrua
at 81 go tolo1nos't. steam. suuo O',, t e. uar
bur. ,,cal 4ooo5 bu-A eain AZ % p y h3'c Lam
,. , r 75 bl, i,,. At ., Ca loo box bacon
EHoItjN cnAiI E.., n'r rnai.paa T. T., I ,,,.
;; g eo2 e' IT ,i:a ' ,tda i,T' WIae,oi =
liverpool or B.c1.n. cotton '-a ''o'nr n,''',I~ ,,
LllI ~ Xsr.Yfs or Iralaa t. I1r. ,co'.e
i.'aoi Z, Vcait.. lo.k >. 80, schooner HoDo~en 10
Eo-ton. coal 5O..
do. o .i .Ss. ''- q5,'sea '''' as:.a
orgee. p Inc 2se-'ag' oat ~, p,.I-. go a sia.e
55a5io; ya.'i yciov Sa5s r,i' = .ae , cJef.S
Gi.iG.c; co., -qiar; In.eoI. raw AH,re"n gel '
C'ut' "a, -' d. ac nnh.dn ~.Sd" Sles5' aaA
itd 56qs'c ar. pre- ci 5'es.e ',- %a,e ~'" 49,
slem crude. zoo; natural -p'ins ga ~, '. go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
LIVE STOCK MAGHEr,-pY TELEGRAPH

Eniao. Nov. 22.-Caitle-I"cclpts lnst ~ hours.
600 head total for week thus FAR G.3GO head for
anne time last week, 1850. consigned through 80
head 10 New York. ~ head On sale. 200 head
market opened slow for common. steady and firm
nr good 70 choice; Il sd steady; good steers -
~ 90. liogS.Rccepts last - hours $3.50 head
Total for week thus far. l1.jGo head for same time
last week, 5000 head consigned through T. 300
head TO New York. $3.50 head; on sale. 300 head
market opened stronger for g0od gIadcs closed frong
heavy grades, corn fed. So JOa SO TO- PACKERS and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
5ituaiious i1Janteb.

& TESOGRAPHERS SUPPLIED
- to Business Men
without charge :. either party
WYCkOFF, SENMANS < BENEDICT,
327 Broadway. New-Yori.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23

Receipt. Tor IA" week. ass, bales; export 73s bales
imports. 10, i1ic- Inc mara.t has shown some weak
ur-- undo rather if'cr OFFERINGS and slow dragging
Lfair. ~ .Nrf- lay" ben able to buy scr, choice
grad STATE hops Mt BE- Hud choice ncifc at about
.3r: po,ahh an exporter woUld pay a fraction more II
something fancy. but the reduced
certainly m nigh for general trading. In The Interior
more li1ht giving way the part ~ rlOw,r many OF
whom -til nav" large part OF ther crop Oh Land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23

About y carloads of Ave poultry arrived Yesterday
and today, more than hell Of which turkey, for
Thanksgiving trade. Probably half dozen Of u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23

Caah quotations wcr, ~ follows: Flour dull. nom
inny unchanerd No. = ,pilng wheat. Il 1--0 72c;
40. psin wheat T. -. b. 90 7ic. No. > red Il 7-s0
re ~. > corn 81 $40. ~. ,. 40 lie. No. oats.
3lc No. = whit. j3c: 40. white. % - 3ic No.
rye T. PC. No. = barley. G7c: No. =. T. o. b.. I5a
zoo No. /. 80 Anc, No. naNsccd. ~ % IL prime
timothy seed. ~ o5 moss pork, per bbl $l1 80; lard,
per 100 10. SO; short rbs side, doosel ~ 90: dry
atcd shoulders boxed - .5dS - - -. short clear
-d,s doNcdl. - l5o - 20, whlskcy. disticr,' I'm
i,hrd goods pcr e.l. ~ -. sugars cut loaf ) Pa
&c: granuated, LIE. standard "A.7 l-,c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23

,,oa c0sn, from the nome trade sales, 10000 oq I
nSnu ~ go hush spt Including 30 Whit tO@4d &c
leuieS 30 81 as9r 20 min d. at 5sd@i; No 40
20 ~ M Chicago, $3.50 deliver uh2I al v "
go - ID 400, 49,, do wnce DO 32D4J2ci ~ :
%oyrgt.r closing At 3b4sc d. D. cemb,r 81
d." Nav io,,aOs.c. co,ns 70 4o'.c; d VIM. 10 zee n, -
e!o7"f o1 - IS sc for r. and 7jd9jc Tor 100 ID anu
.,s N .udsI - for cotton meal and fpt'' lor ~
,1 pps,l u a. 2dsl -: job lots. -af5r NOR.
..,, u, i,,.sa,c 20 Europe November -, le9-. ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23

,,Lovs sold Yesterday morning at l59lSsc ,o'o
,Tr,et hcs since naerhy ana az ,i,,., AZ
I9c would be full price conside aoic s'1Gk Tc and
49, l;oys LelBg -CaicC, ore nlii at ia -, WI"
sicino ave ssilg fy. Ducks ond geese stS
Liinvnp our last reIort the market Tor CurheS s,t
o osvnnce under reports Of light suppnes ~ ID 20
for tho IAglying market noe , f for dry backed
hf A. tho. prices trade rather SOW ats IN one
o"i W y,s,d many he'd over. On .hohuG Va
,yes rather larger than May anticipated buI S"1 q;
became active and prices ruled firm WIZ most SD fa Pn1
yDo "rsev nd up-riNeT at l1alSc Nlatr anu ~
.y,apia at 1jdi7c Western dry at log l0c anu Tort
:, "a Early Tuesday morning theie Wa ~ tSat
ia nrices IN but later arrivals became 80 irG t
veceIIers began have eals that clfi ac. Vy oe
M -ac,od and nrices shaded fully lc Az u sV h
o large lots are unsod and the position /, we hTt
nu .tii downward. Chickens have chanscu , ot'
I'LL thev are neither very plenty nor mucn "as:
Fancy ducks ani geese have sid wen; c'h"'o' s''''
Quail nnner PartrdTes and grouse IN g oSa a a for
t,S roodcock or snipc arriving. VIA ui'nS ~" III
heavv weights but Hight, thin Lids ee h"'u " SCH
Hrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
STAINED

- a., ali i.tlt-d STATS torts - 99iCG8 1.lCo so
Liverpool t,leQian~. - y. m.-R'c'is 1000 bale
Of American - 900 lae~. Sal'- lpnVp ih''' %"
which for speculation and export. 5000 tales; American
. la'es. mlrsDt strong. Nlcding. upland b
I'd Fulc. opced irregular l-C4d to 2Gid ads a.cc
Tho market futures opened at an adNanc" o
20 point, in .yInIathy with the nucr tone u t lN'
pool market but closed weak a. reaction Oh 3d' l"i
result o. the receipts eNcceding cNlf' atlgh' Na'
bales. Fr,dav .jth hot. vii b" tie h.-t
,o.i,. d.v f., December deliveries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23

IIccelpIs IN tho Nr-h 0.7I pkgs: oNport. a. he
week. i.6G pFgs Exporters have found b,tcr IA Hides
JuNing the country, Gnd most or the
business Ia, brrH done win IT, makers direct Taking
demand OUT OF market IL hts caused
prlmc r,1porrd appl.-, but IN Jobblng trade
bought mnly Il choice and fancy Grads AMI the.
steady sundr,d fruit quiet aud rather easy. Chops
and cor's ana skins Nov Peaches dDll bur ir Ncrj
lqht k Pluns wan'cd. O:hfr small fIuit, slow.
tallOrIa fruits weak, ming tnir liberal supple,
ma rt,gO fft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23

On the PiOlucc FAchangc to day the hrticr mark
steady. unchanged. Eggs firm; srctly fresh.
- ~ . Be-.
o1ucmuatl. Nov. a2.-rlo,rg caoy. Wheat scarce.
firm 80 > red. lie; receipts. 300 hush: Shipments
1900 bush. Com easier; No. = mixed. i4c oats
strong. No . mixed 35c. Rye firm; NJ. =, Ole.
FORK hi-hcr. Si3 -. Lard. 500 ~ 80: dull Bulk
meat, nm. ~ -. Bacon steady. 80 % i299 80.
~ -. Huttel caslcr Fggs steady. firm. Sugar
MN. Cheese firm.
Milwaukee. Hov. 22.-Flonr quiet Wheat steady;
December ~ 80: No. . spring GGc No l Northern.
7Ic. Corn stendy: No. 3. III &c. Oats firm: No.
= white. 35a35 l-2c. No. ,. do. 33a34c. Barley
quiet November. 66c; sample. 3l067c. RYE quiet
80. /. 30 La 3ic; Provisions quiet. Pork Jan
IL. 200 bhls: wheat. T5.40o bush barley. 93lc0
bush shipments Flour. 52.30O wheat. 600 bush:
barley, 2A3O0 bush
Minneapolis. Nov. 22.-Wheat had hard row to
hoe to-day. There was feeling of weakness all
through. Even decrcnSc Of half million ON passage
wheat received Yesterday in Mlnneap0li, and Duuth.
December opened ana closed AT isc. Nav opened IL
- 3-ec and closed nj - lie. The cash market
not very active. except for No. Northern which
went at ~ 34"G0c: No. Northern sold At
q: &c Receipts here 5IG cars. and mt Duluth
and superior diJ cars. Close Nav opened, ~ 3ec:
highest "a , Sc, lowest, - Use; closing - lie
November closed % 34c. December opened 0sc:
highest Us iSc; lowest, 90 7-Sc closed 65c. on
track No. | hard. 10 l2c; No. | Northern. Us Ice
No = Northern. go G3c.
Philadelphia. Nov 22.-rlour ruled steady. but trade
very quiet, buyers operating only IN small lots
actual wants. Rye flour duh az former rates choice
Pennsylvania. f3 j5e w 90 per Dbl nucltwhcat dour
Wheat weak aud declined I-2c rejected A In export
elevator. CSC No. red November, ~ 3i6 74c De-
ccmber "a f-ia n Re: January 10 34d70c: Feb
ruary. II 1'2a7sc. Rye nominal; coo for No.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-04

Some persons are born with nor.
nal tendency to become fat, Others
witha tendency 90 leanncss. 1t is
tho slmo among tho lower animals
The hog is sort Of machine for
transforming the odds and ends Of
fool into iat, but the farmer knows
beforehand that a litdcpig with long
legs and snout will work OFF the fat
as fast us Il can be made. soa long
legged pcr,on seldom inclincs 10
obesity
Temperament has much TO do with
the bodily condition in this respect
In Emphatic people the lifo processes
are slow and tho fnt is largely do
posted rather than burned. This
temperament furnishes some Of tho
best types Of surface beauty. The
person Of nervous temperament, ON
the other hand, by excessive activity
Of body aud mind, and by prodi5posi.
ton to haste, worry, fret and impa
tience, naturally remains lean; but
while the features OF such n person
willprobably lack goftncss and round
moss Of outline, they may exhibit IN
amlrked degree The higher beauties
Of mind and soul. Halls journal Of
Health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-04

an Florence, says a travclor, 81
encountered tho slowcst elevator
Known. Il was in one Of tho pal
aces. and a party Of us wanted to go
t,tie upper rooms. After n consid
o,,bio time tho numbering thing
c,11kod down and an attendant
tbmw open the doors Of its dingy in
t-rm lie baruincd with Us for the
,,ip nj about five ccnts n head, and
,bep after carefully looking us over,
,ook out iron weights from the floor
Of the cage till he decided no had
Ialanced our joint avoirdupois. We
then entered and the lift began the
swent We moved 80 slowly that
me ladies became alarmed, fearing
NE should be stalled between iiools,
and though the height was not
mat not moro than that of u four
tory building, We We're several min
ute. IN accomplishing It,
1.-TWO or three Of our party who
had preferred the stairs 20 the known
flownes, Of tho elevator, had reached
the gallery, rested from their climb.
end wen begun a survey OF tho pic
mrs before we arrived. And the
c5mplaccucy OF the attendant was 81
cooperating; he evidently thought
Dis ear remarkable for comfort and
ftod. llongcd for a communion Of
mcungc 20 give him n word picture
G some OF our New York elevators
Now York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-04

In room tho air airangcs itself
according 10 its temperature. The
hottest lies along the ceiling, the
coolest along the iioor The hottest
is tho newest and purcst The cool
est is tho Oldest aud therefore tho
foulest Tho air Is gradually cooling
from contact with tho walls and win
dows. Whom hot air cutois q room
1t rises Ut once TO the ceiling and
spreads across it.. II there is nm cs-
cape there, an open window or ven
tilator, It goes out, leaving the cooler
foul uir almost undisturbed. From
this wo 800 that q window slightly
open at the top may cool room, but
not purify it.-Now York journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-04

flANHN IfNANNkNN NHFHNNN AANAaaaN NN|HNa NifTkAHf
More Than Tntr Hundred Persons Are
Employed in lianuirctuIing Them.
All bills axe issued by tho Bank OF
France. which carries on The whole proc
css OF manufacture, including oven thai
OF the papoc ou which thcy arc printed
aud the inl, used. Tho pap.r factory Is
at La rorte-sous-Jounrrc, whore linen
i.gs are so treated 10 20 pfoducon paper
OF o. peculiar quality. This special pl-
Nh 4 made, Inspected. cut Into sheets
and shipped 10 Paris uuder tha caro- cl
two Of the bank officials, who aIc held
responsible for oycry sheet.
Tho shclts arc packed IN bundles Of
1909 In each, aud arc printed In tho
basement oil tho btuk building in Paris.
As with tho blank pepper, tho hill7. iu
uvcry stage of fabrication, arc IN charge
OF some official, who must account for
every one which la8comoiuio hs hauds.
either Wy showing Il, or receipt given
for it uy the Official 10 whom he bias
handed 20 over. A. the bank has 1mc-
times printed 100000 hills day, and ai
such periods employs about 900 pcr1
in tho printing department strict &C..
counts are nuec ary toprvont los and
an elaborate system Of humhugging aud
checking g. uel.
A sof.csos bills cousisisof 1000. which
ere numbered from / To- 1900. an. twUu.
ty-dyo soiig.. loitcrcd a. d. G. ETC., ava
tiol up together. under the nHuc II 800
alphabet Afior each operation, the
bills ure verified by women, who Fni
their names on the band placed around
tho bundles As there age nine orarn.
tions, there must BE- uiuo vcsi6cauana.
and the FINAL ycriica.i1n g. repeated, By
u fresh set of inspectors, 80 that nothing
can lo overlooked Ai,cr tho bills aIc
complete they arc delivered 90 tho soere
tary Of the bank, who examines thcm
and gives u receipt for thou, discharrinl
] tnohlad of thC printing department from
further responsibility. They arc thor
| placed Va tho vaults and nry withdraw
for issue only by order % the governors
Of tho bank
The principal difficulty iu regula,int
| Tho gcc1uul comes nom tho dcfotIiyJ
bills, No bill Is allowed 90 pas tho iu
/ spoc,1u which shows spot, an mey.I
margin, defect N printing or any o,hol
impcrfcctiun aud tho bills thrown uu
must be- rgcorDDl ia the book w'thquiu
as much accuracy as those which pas
successfully 20 tho final star. Ever
/ bill rejected by iuU Inspectors tampUI
and IT, place Ia tho series iillol by
check Ihettrmpcd bill EGO 60 ticsca
/, rotary Of the bank, who puts thrm 400
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-04

He INDUCED in another Ht Of
laughing and rolling, and when he
had recovered from it ho took n seat
ON log and said;
"Bout 70 months ago do missus
she calls mo up one day an looks at
me a long timean den saysi
Moses, | has n dream las nite.
j dreams dat one o dem Yankee pris
onors got out o dat pen at Salisbury
an dat yo' was hidin him in do woods
back yoro. lzo gyino TO hov yer
whipped for dat, Moses
Did shei'
"Shc had mo led M IN whipped,
Hah, IN dun didn't git obor smartin
fur two weol;s. Ono mnwnin bout
two months ago sho calls mo up agin
an saysi
"'Yo hoy Moses, look mo in do
oyel has dream agin las nitc.
] dreams dat one o dom Yankee piis
onois got out o dat pen at Salisbury,
an dat yo was hidin him in do to
hacker house. Oats anydor whippin
fur yu', Moses
And you got It og1inr
"Jess laid it onto me de powerful.
est sort, an dat smart didn't dun 70
away fur cher 80 long. Bout 70
weeks ago de missu5 dun called mo
up % do big house agin. She looks
at mo q long time, nn den says;
"Soc ycrc, Moses. / has Gnodcr
dream bout yo'. Last nito / dreams
dat ono o dem Yankee prisoners dun
got out o. dat pen down TO Salisbury,
am 90 was dun hidin him In do brcsh
Ober by do swamp. ] can't put NJ
wild dat Moses, an Izo gwine TO hoy
yo' whipped mighty hard for it"
"And Aho actually had you whipped
againf'
my bacl; hain't dun got'wcll yet,
sah, buty-yol yol yo!-l1o dun got
to-cant help IT,
Ho went oil into another "spell,
lasting O. couple of minutes, and whom
be had recovered ! said,
II can't see anything in this 10
tickle you so.'
Oats cause go hain't mo, " no 70
piled us he wiped his Dyes. 'Dis
mawnin missis dun called mo VI
ugin. She was looking mighty
| pleased, an bimcby sho said;
Moses, | has anoicr dream bout
yo las mite. ! dreamed dat one o
dem Yankee prisoners got outer dat
pom down 20 Salisbury, IN dat yo
found him in de woods an brung hin
right up yore TO me. Ycrc's a ME,
| piece OF bacon to pay FUR dat. Moses
an 20 hain't gwino TO DO whipped
any MOI
"WollrIasl,od, NJ he rolled aroun(
Ggn'n.
why, sah, can't yo' dun $50 wha
ticl,lls mci Misus had 10 dreams
an got three whippin's befo' yo' dur
cum, an now lie gEiuo 10 hide W
under de stun in do shurlhouse Ill
dcy gt fu huutin an don go 10 glor!
long Wild 20 New York World.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-04

Dr. Calling was at tho Ehbitt
House tho other day. "Ios, I'm tho
cause of tho Calling gum he said
with Il smile. Il invented It. Hook
ON it as ono OF the great philonthrop-
ic works Of the age. Saved no end
of lives, my gun has. Howl by
soaring people It's mere presence
has kept down moro tunult and riot,
and witho- oven paradiIt, thestrcots
with it, than anything else know
Of Two letters TO show 10 tina. effect.
People who don't stop tothinlS might
carry an idea round with en- that
Tina bloodyminled man. Not much.
I'm for peace every time. SOS my
gun Washington Cor. Kansas City
LINES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-04

An operating olciul who knows con
siderable nb1ut l'gp.ng ears, their coH
aud profit re'nr-hcii sleeping cHra pay
big mouo' aud Ehon ono knows the
cost Of operating them 4 s. no wonder
A new car costs, good, strong mud MOI
orn, anyway from 5000 10 $4,000, OF
though you hear Of thgm worth tvir
that sum. However, thoH, costly cm
don't get OF iic tho shops Well 90.
railroad c1mpluie7 pay thrc can'r o.
milo for the priyil go OF hauling them,
and the car win average 800 milo Zoo
twonty-four hours tho year round, o.
nino dollars O day earnings siyit only
earns 5000 % year, n low estimate, 8.
will ply fof Itself In three years.
Now a ton section car has twenty
hcrls, selling local at two dollars .
botih- making the earning capacity pg
night forty dollnrl. NOS counting the Jgi
earnings. OF c0wlc slCcpou dom c1r,
full l0Hds eygry night, but " th1y Iia
not average ten passengers a day ".
would not nnul th.n Ou our road. Now.
we pay Tor ice, water and fuel, and iu
surc tho car that Is, we repair thcH
WHOM wrecked ug injured Tho slCapuu
ear comYauy pays portor tw,a'yi'.
dollur3 month Ht the most, conductor
.niuoiy dollIr and has 10 furnish i.ua
and sonp ltisUg. difficult 90 see h"a
tho sleeping car companies pay div
druds. -lud,.u1N rolls journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-04

Don't conclude that q man is a gentle.
man because ha has the manners Of one.
Don't think bccaua q man IS a grace
ful and interesting tglscr that ho "a
everything else.
Don't fail TO take a man az ais word
WHOM lac says no Is poor
Don't DO familiar with mon, aud don't
permit fainilinritios FROM thom.
Don't think because man likes you
that he wants TO marry you.
Don't think a mau 10 not In love with
you because he has not proposed to you.
Don't be ally aboat the man.
Don't be rude TO a man in order %
show your independence.
Don't L., man impose upon you, sim
ply because ho Is man.
Don't believe everything a man tells
You, either about himself or yourself, -
Detroit Free pross,
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WAY ne LAUGHED.

a. Interesting Interview which TOOK
Place During War Times.
On the day after we tunnolcd out
II the Confederate stocl;adc at Sails
bury. " G and while eanh man had
@ion his own direction, ! came upon
aco!orcd man in the woods sl,irting
Tod, He was digging roots to
mako himself a tonic, and | broke
through tho brush and camo upon
nm so suddenly that there was no
limo TO dodge. He was lmcoling
down. with parcel OF roots beside
MN, and he looked at me for min
uto and then asked:
When did you all git out Of dat
lrisoni'
Yesterday" replied, seeing that
mo had at once discovered my idou
ty.
An whar yo' all gwino to nowr
=. I'm going to try and get to tho
Yankee lines.n
he began to grin, then he broke
INTO chucklo; then tho chuckle be-.
came a laugh and ho rolled ON tho
ground. ] thought him dcmenled
sl'l was about 10 move away, when
L9 rat up and said.
y jos lailnd an couldn't helm tn
! don't SEQ anything very funny
bnt yo' hain't an ole niggor, yo
I. h'ts powerful funny an lie got
- lAii some MOI
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.v-nsn ny ship eoino' M runs tho young
.,.Il-l braya thinrs shan ! do
.,',,t ifs.iransth Of my wealth and tho Joy
Gus ihrong ,a..y
...,,bs. anu waits meath storm and sun
j. NJ. shofs % nis Tics broad son,
gcdrge OF his youth are quickly run,
AZ, yst never call spits no.
.,,. .tt, has gons dawn" IN I'bcrcr strain
- ibs maa. and 70 duty turns.
- 800 ~ ship IN hls toll and pal
~ .dno iourur bis young hope burns.
zeal, By iho shore be stands ffown Old
V,,b mo course Of his ycare vol spont,
-,tlne oit on the dcrp-bcholi
Nm ship landward bcnu
N,t4snsr aho files, no songs arc horno
Ga, lor decks A. sho nc1rs the laud'
sil,i Win iail Oh -nmhcr and torn
IN. 4 ale ut last ~ The strand.
,.ttt 10 the mans old nre she has brought
NS.i tbs treasure be thought 10 win,
o., ts,5r. content and love lie wrought
.rdbe cries. "lias nay ship come Jar
81 a. do Wolfe Howe ia llarpcrs weekly.
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"Doar me" exclaimed Grandma Too,
good, "than boys ought not TO DO play.
mfootball. The newspapers says that The
Maydoycr players aron't 'sttong ~ then
backs | shouldn't think tho fakolty
would lot EN-, should you"
NO, indeed, grandma" replied Tom
seriously. "lt is very dangerous. Why,
you can't count ON some of those poor
fellows for anything more than u quar-.
ter back. boston Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-04

The professor Of 0ntchellum times
was man OF dignity, and woro IN
eiroidceplcrning -ovonifho hadn't
the learning. His hair was long and
unkampt, and he was looked at with
awe by the simple minded citizens
wiihou. utles-ml titles were scarce
Then, oven military titles ICING rare,
when coal region town IN now
aiHand began 10 be inn llnccs
In the state, professors 70 turn
Up generally graduates OF s....- g..
mai schools-who, whom given the
positions Of high school teachers, be.
gan to dccl; themselves ont Us pro,
iessors '-Haalcton Sentinel.