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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
modenIite 5ninois Staats5eitune, u1ontae %. Sebruar 1892

penbetDroerurG Qla6 rulItlder Wtaltier y
ausaeiebt lein ~ioltel, fonnte nit Dem 2SeG>
l6affen niht lertlg ner0en; bic 3a6l Der
0ilfsbeolirftigen mudos mt jeoenl Sage,
bis enolttb Der geitrtge 26. Sanuac berans
rilGre.
SD be9ab mid obIidtlid geltern ae9en
Mbeno nab Dem am @roe Der Staot ltes
genoen 8reiter Gabnboi. nm no6mals nit
onSuleben, mas Dorgeben tpiirDe. Oo6
oas, mas i6 lab, lpDttet aIer Beibrei6ung.
@S mar ber8erreiBeno, bas g8elnen Der
&lnoer uno Wtitter gu oernebmen, Die nit
@etDalt aus ben Wohnungen berauSgez
l6leppt uuo g~e3tuungen muroer, cine Jtetle
Ing ungctDille 81 unternebnen uno otele
9teile anautreten bel elmer &dlte bon ltebeilz
unoSnan3tg @rao G6aumur, tpie ite eeitern
Qbenb in Wtosfau berrl6te! Wli6 i6auz
bert es, baran gu oenfen. baB otele unaluds
lt6en Ear1ilten porl9e 9tadt IN ben WaGer
3. &laiie Der 8reiter 8abn gereiit iiro. no
mir 9fa6ts in Der Staot eine GGlte Don 80
@r. st., in Der unlaegeno Wtosfau'S BON
80 @r. 81. (533 @r. Sabrenbeit unter Jtuu
batten. 0aau fommt, Dab Die Wagen 3.
&laiie Der 8reiter BQbn GuBerit mangelbatt
fino, DIT itno iie gar niht gebei3t nit leoem
Nufma6en elmer S6iire, (oie Wagen itno
~vburdbaebeno" gebaut) tritt Elm eiliger 3uaz
mtno hitetn - man muB ltb et1sn lolbet
Q8agen, na6oem er elnige Stunoea ltnter7
tpegS getDe1el1, anleben, I'm cine Mbrurg at
betomlnen bon Dem, mas n1lnentlt0 Trauen
unb &inoer BET elmer lolden &Glte aus3us
1teben BADEN man ftnbet niht nur Die SEN
tier, lonDern aud Die Bdlloe, Die Sberlage,
ia logar Die Gebnen Der 8Gnfe nit elmer
2-3 3ou biden Sis uno S6neetruite be-
bedt.
Ser Nnbrang aur MDreiie geftern Nbenb
mar 10 QrpB, OaB cine Stunbe Dor abgai1g
oes i3uges bereits $50 8ilets fir @rtpahs
iene bonn 6tlfStomite bertbeilt tparen; Ole
3abl Der NIT eigenem Geiie9eloe Sabrenoen
lGBt ii0 gar ti6t feltitelIen. Ser Z uhrz
Bug ertptes it6 au i1pad, I'm ale Boiiaa
giere auf3unebmen uno Der 91eit, oarunter
olIetn 80 Y~erlonen, bic Treibiuets batten,
muBte 3uriGbletbeu, UNI nit benz 9enltl6s
ten 3u9e, Der eft UNI IL l9r giahtS ullo
nur bis Smolensf gebt, negtransporttrt
81 tperben. SSn Smolensf tDer0en oielelz
ben % Stunoen bis CUR Notwithstanding
na6 Bolen tparten miifen. Settens Der
8olt3et mirb auf 0tthts GIdit6t 9enoms
men. gBte man6e W1utter peinte uno
flebte, man m0ge tie bod nit Ibre1, an
&eu99uiten poer Snfluenaa leibenben &tns
bern in Wtosfau bleibeu Iaiien, bis Die
&ranfbeit Doriiber urD pGrmeres 0etter
eingetreten; ale tpurben abihlGglt6 be-
i9ieben uno muBten it6 nit @efabr fur
bas 0eben ibrer &inber Der Wla6t bes @ez
iebts, b. ;. Der &nute flgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

Flower"

SD tuar flint Monate nit 0pspepiia be-
baTtet. Die Doftoren iagten mir, oaS 3eiz
pen Jet 6ronti6. SD fiibGte nab Dem 81
zen et1 Goulein urb cine S6tpere in mel>
lter Wtdgen9rube. SD lit bGufig an @rs
ore1en BON flarem Waiier. Wlan6mal
ldten MID cine t0otli6e grfrantung oes
Ntagens gu uberfommen. Damn mieber
etlptaro ih Die firdterliden Shmer3en Der
gSlnOtolit. gu 3eiten periubte i'd auisus
1toBer1, fonrte aber niht. SD arbeitete baz
mails fir Sbomas Mtc6enrpI 0rrgeiit,
gfe Srtpin uno Neltern 9lpe., 9QegbenD
@ttp, Bo., in Oelien 0ieniteu i1 lett iieben
Sabren geitanDen. @nclib gebrau6te i6
Iuguit Slotper, unb nadpem t9 in stuet
Wo6eu geraoe cine Slaihe bauon perz
brau6t, mar i6 bon alien 8ei6weroen ee;
5eilt. SD fam jebt Sahen eiien, Die i1
nor9cr faum gu beriibren tpagte. Ssh
m06te Sic an !6rn. Wic6enrp pertpeiien,
fir peIden ih arbeitete. Der meinen 3uz
ftano Douitdnotg fannie unb bon benz i9
Die Weot3in gefatft. SD Iebe nit meiner
Srou uno Tantlie in SEQ. 80 Sames Str,
Nqe9benD Gttp, Na. l1nter3ei0net,
JOHN d. Cox.
G.. G.. GREEN, aIeiniger Sa6rifant,
DoooburY, Nep JerieY, Il. 5, u.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

uno ltilnmt nit Der NuSl6nBmebrbett in
benz gSunl1e therein, Silber mieoer out
Den Blub 81 erbeber, ben eS Dor Der Nu>
~Bercursiebuna eiunabm. Nber Die Wtinoerz
heit bGlt eS fiir unmoglth, baB cine %etnaellle
gtatton I'M Stanoe 1T, Den 9SertD etles
"Details feItBuiteQen, Dellen @elan1lttoorz
ratb III Der Nelt betnabe 1000 Wttutonen
Dollars betrdgt.
9te Winterbeit lit oober Der lteber3euz
gung, oaB es nur Sin Mttttel -eiebt. uni
Silber tpieoer auf lelnen truberen
9lab All er1cben, nGmlih 3uitimmlltlg
ouer cipiLliirten 9lattonen. 3u olelem
2pef iolte cine tnternatiDnaie @onferen5
etrberufen tperoen uno bic Ser. Staaten
ioQten IT'D bcnlilben, BON ibr Die @inDtuI>
qung Der anDereu WeGbte Su erDalten. Glele
Der elropdilden 9tattonen flblen ldon 1ebt
Die 9tothlnenbt9feit zines lol6en Vorgebens,
uno anoere rperoen tie in oer n66lten 3u>
funft fiiblen.
Ote 8lanos8ia lit i'm beitsn Safe Elm
Experiment, DaS gtiemanoem nit Sl1ers
kett @epinn brtngt, auBer ben Sllberber9>
tperfbeltBern, Delde $1.29 fit Die un5e etrles
Rrooutts Daben lDolen, rpel6es tie our@z
i6nittlth 81 Sens Die llr3e foltet. Wenr
mir DerluGen, Dem Gr3eugntle unlerer
Silberbergnerfe gu boberen Breiien 81 Ders
belfen, 10 mlrlien tptr oas @lei6e fir Die
$3,400, 600, 0OO au5lGnbii6m Silbers tbun,
.oelien Bertb uns ni1t i'm Werin9iten
tntere1iirt. 8ir miirben uulere @irtulGs
tiDn ntdt permebren, ionoern perminoern.
Wir pirDen bas @elo in Die &ilteN Der
Spefulanten t~reiben, ausldnoti6e @tgenz
Thinner u1ierer @ertbpapiere gum 8ertalf
berieIben peranIaIien unb unier 9an5es
Sinan3ipltem 3erit0ren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

ealii6en &lfte nad Seem Dorf ettpa 48O
Weilen iiiolih bon Bermuda in ell
yGpclon". 2lls berielbe ith ettpaS be-
rubigt bate, iprangen minbeitens etn
SuBeno Wolerbolen auf, BON oenen
me6rere ntht bDber aIs Elm 6unoert SUB
tparen u1o anoere iih in ben Wolfen Ders
loren. 3mei rielige @aiierldulen puroen
3u einem cine Wicile b!etten Boge1, unter
tueldem Der v&elat" btnourhlegelte.
- 8pr etuigen Eagen batten bic @ez
briioer SIiper uno Saul Sc Blanc TIT
eenem lai6ten Se0eIboot Die Sabrt iiber ben
Mtt6iganiee bon @roB 8iQage in Wttfigan
nah Der Oeaoers Snlel unternomnneil, I'm
Die Ynitia6en bortbln 81 bringen. yta1<
benz lte stpet Sage uno anet JtG6te lang
gegen Wino. Metter uno Sis 9efGnpft
batter, tpurben fie bspuBtlos auf Der &llte
aIfgeleien. Our6 Diele l6ltnlme @rfab>
rllrg IieBen ie li6 tebo6 nt6t abbalten, Die
l1eberfa6rt nod einmal All neriu6en, obmobl
Der See poQ Sreibeis tpar uno bittere &Glte
berri6te. Sine Wfeile bonn l1fer tpurDe tbr
Yoot bon Gisi6ollen Serbridt unb ite trtez
ben allf ether Sholle tpeiter, oh1e ieDo6 bic
Boitla6en preis5ugebel. Da feline tDetteren
giadri6ten bon tbnen etngetroffen ltn0, be-
fiir6tet man, 0aB Die mutbtgen Segler 3u
@runoe ge9angen lttto.
: Sine i9auoerbaite @ei6i9te mtr6 aus
Neft Superior in Misconlin aemeloet.
@ine Oepel6e ponl II. Sebruar giebt folz
genDe @tn3eInbeiten an: Ser. Bro3eB Don
Sobn cannon uno Sral, Der 8efiber Der
berii6ti9ten, unter Dem Namen rSbe S.
LAMB" %befannten Qaifer60ble in Dem funf
Oleilen DDn bier gelegenen ct. Souls erregt
algcmeineS Mufleben. Sett ettDa etnem
Sabre Deri6mauoen nteberbolt iunee WtGoz
chen in Der lnlgegeno, oDne oaB cine Spnr
bon ibneu gefunoen tperben fonnte. SIN
leBten balben Sabre itnb aQein aus Neft
Superior a6t iunge Mtdoden. idmmtli6
Stinoer armer Glterr, bon 0aule %iDeggelDdt
tDor6en. Mae unoroentliden 0Guler in
Der Sta6t pur6en ourblu6t, aber ntdtS
%9eflnDen. gn DaS 2otal vSbe Sslano"
oahte Niemanb. @nolt6 9elang es Dem
0ater zines Der WGo6en, ieine So6ter bel
ben 0annDns ausftnot9 su ma6en, Die it6
nunmebr Dor benz @eriht 5u perantiporten
baben. 9as iQubere 8aar bsrfu1r nad
,fol9enoem 8lane. IS mietbete Elm 0auS
in Der 8oritabt, bos IS fir leine Wobnung
ausgab. Strait 6annon 9ing bel ben drs
nleren 2euten herun1, inter benz 8ortpanoe,
Elm WeGbden fit 6ausarbeit III lu9en uno
bot guten 9obn. Quf bieie @eiie purbe ite
init WfGoden b%efannt, bingte Tie, nabm ie
Suerit la6 benz er1pdbnten 6aule uno bann
;nab benz veSslanb", bas ibnen ais Elm 9roz
Bes 6otel gei6iIbert uuroe uno penn ie
it6 etnmal bort b%efanDell, CAB e5 tiir Die
unglidli6en Opfer fein @utrinnen mebr.
Quslano.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22

petitioner ioGten benz GongreB 3ueeibidt
iperoen, Dalnit ben GolfSuertretern in Y9albs
ington bic Nugeu pariiber aufgeben, mas
Der 8unid unb 99jue Des Yolfes lift.
Nenu lolde getitionen in GROCER Wiense,
falls tbunli6 ebenfallS mad @tner
S6ablone dngeiertiot, alien @eielIi6aften.
Sr9aniiationeu, Gereinen, Clubs, bic
freierer @etiteSri6tunq 0as 'g8ort reben,
gum 1ntersei6uen 5ugeibift miirben,
tpabrli6, Die 3abl Der l1nteri6riften
iol6er @e9enpetittonen Diiroe III 8dlbe Die
Der Tanatiter miuionenfah iiberftet9en, unb
ben @eieBgebern bes 2anoeS mare Der Weg
porgeseidnet, ben ite in Der Sane gu seben
baben. @ere0et uno gei6rieben lit eenu9
tporoen. u beiBt eS banoeln!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
AnhernrnsntItdr sunhlthatta.

nS@ Bate fauf Sabre lang pfene gsunben an ben
9etnen, bic Dit 10 fGltrnm ipurDe1, DaB. tp ietttpsile
.ntdt seben nhb beS Ga6t8 ni6t i4lafen tpnnte.. Sbe
70 beftige G9inersen, bab t9'8 ger niht be54retber
fam. Sd Bate feinen @ppetit unD 5e9rte al: Aber
Sppb's @ariapariua bat nit auberprbentlia gut
8ethar. SD babe iest guten appettt, babe al Ies
8unben 1Sinb fdt gang sebeilt unD tb Btu 70 ret per-
Seitellt, ba6 t@ pbne 8ei9merbe ale h~duSlthen arpetten
p~erri1ten tanu." MrS. 6, S. 2pro, Doper' N. ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
Annn'a S~arTnpnrtM@

berfduft In alien Gpptbeten. 81; ie@8 fur 50. Stnls5S9
alein 5~ubereitet BON 6. S. Spcb & So, Sofpea' ue'h'
100 1nrrm Gin Drllar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
Was 1T StropDulobe?

Gte entftebt aus ltnreintsfeiten i'm Slut, tpel@e, I@
tn ben Sol8prnlen onIammelnb, bdetide anpten pber
@ei6DIlite bilDer; fGmer3baTtc flte6enoe Seulen an
ben grne,, geinen bber SIBen peruriaden, aus beneI
fib S8prfbilpuneen tn ben gu9er, Sbren pber Der
Gaie entptdeln, pelhe oft Sltnobett pber 3aubbett
Iusf9lag, treb8artigen Wu9erungen unb ben ~ptelerlet
anberen Mnseihen perbprbenen 8luteS; penn fe IN
Der 2unge gum 8prihetn f%Dnt1en, rerlriaheu 10
hhufi9 @uSjebrunS nnb ben Gpp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-22
attte katt ncnt abeshplfss &usrnsm2

Dur@ ben @ebrau6 ppn Sppb's Garlapartaa,
meI6es, mad BEN ipunberbaren Suren gu fhlteBen,
Bite oft 6amit er,ielt murben, wenn dnbere Meoi3tnen
p~erIagten, fib als cine ~pirtIame uno et8entblmltae
MrSnet Sesen bieie 8rantbeit %ertpteien bat. @tntge
bteler Suren iinb g~erabeS1 punberbar. SSern Ste an
Scrppbeln In trsenp elmer Tprm leiben, 10 perihuuteu
Gte ni@t, Sppb1S Go"Sapdrtaa gu %probtret.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-15

ether with the large o. re small end down,
after val nishing them with shellsc or gum
copal, and then set in q dark place.
Where the man who wrote the receipt
erred, think, was in neglecting TO tell how
TO properly open the eggs for use in winter.
He should have said that they ought TO be
opened on a deserted fair ground by means
of a revolver at thirty PAGES after obtain
ing burial permit from he city.
At Newark it is tie custom of the youth
10 attend the various entertainments at the
opera house without paying any admission.
l spoke there 10 a large and intelligent
audience. Most every one was spellbound
and delighted beyond measure. The
speaker went on at some length to speak TO
the audience in terse way, expressing
himself in wonderfully beautiful Ian
guage, some Of which conveyed ideas.
EVERY ONE WAS PLEASED AND DELIGHTED.
In the midst of the speaking there was a
slight noise heard overhead and boys leg
was seen 10 suddenly burst through the
ceiling and aeitate itself through the bril-
liantly lighted atmosphere. The incident
| attracted a great deal of attention and
made success Of the entertainment. 1t
| was heartily enjoyed by one and all, with
I the exception of the boy, who will have to
| get another pair of trousers, 1t is thought.
Newark has the most desirable Jail in the
state of Ohio and possibly ia the United
| States. 1t is built of cut stone, in modern
and artistic manner, with beautiful porch,
handsome lawns around it. and in every
way moles the dwelling of wealthy
merchant instead the of cslaboose of city.
Criminals come here for hundreds of
miles to be incarcerated. Men contem-
plating crime try to arrange it so that the
offense may be committed in Newark and
themselves also 1t is certainly one of the
most neat and attractive iails that have
| ever seen, and have made jail life a close
study for years. While in France | visited
facsimile of the old Bastile which had
been reconstructed exactly by French
architect
The Bastile was built in 1870 by Charles
V. 1t was the state prison. The stones of
the old Bastile are now used in paving the
streets at the forks of the road in Paris,
called the Place de la Bastile, or where the
place runs into one the Rues. Paris is the
greatest town for Rues that have ever
seen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-15

FRENCH yeoman and alliance people tnrong
the streets, bringing their lunch with them,
including long, black bottle of sour wine,
with which they fill themselves in a wild
and Intellectual effort TO get intoxicated.
On this day also the beggars and Grip
pies of France are permitted to invade
Paris, and one will see greater assort-
ment of excrescences and deformities than
in q New York hospital in a lifetime. Re
munerstive assesses and incurable sores
are brought out on the beautiful boulevards,
and the Champs Elysees swarms with beg
CARS whose limbs are so crooked that they
-eem to be trying to climb up their trunks.
Odd and whimsical wens start out from
these PEOPLE on the slightest provocation,
and curious wounds are utilized to rake in
TIE confines. One man had bullet hole
in his trachea, or windpipe. BY closing his
mouth and nose and inserting the mouth
piece of a bugle in this hole he was able to
ulav 3 tune pretty well, and he seemed to
have crowd around him most of the time,
nc tod me that he was very thankful be-
cause kind Providence had provided him
with such convenient slot, as 1t were, for
people to put their francs aad confines
into.
Winter grain is looking especially well in
Ohio, and the green hillsides are dotted
with bright new lambs. The coming sum
mer bids fair to be the best that the farm
ers have ever experienced
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-15

[For THE SUNDAY HERALD. BY special ar
rangemert with the authorl
Newark (O.) is not as large in point of
population or manufacture as Newark IN.
j., but it is very good looking city. well
paved. with wide handsome streets, a GER
tain number of miles of which are paved
each year in the most durable style posi-
bic.
Newark has also a glass works. We
visited this institution. 1t is not devoted
to the manufacture of cut glass, but mostly
to the construction of the prosaic beer
bottle of the work-a-day world. Can any
little boy or girl who reads this tell me how
G beer bottle is madel
In the first place, different ingredients
are fused into red hot molten mass. The
molten mass is not a religious service,
though it has the same temperature IS the
doctrine which was taught me as child by
my pastor, who was a rigid man and loved
TO scare me with his wonderful and gifted
pictures of hell.
Quite lot of ingredients are used in the
manufacture Of glass, and l would love
dearly TO tell my readers all about it. hut
Just before left the works promised the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-15
WASH DRESS FABRICS.

Satin Striped Zephyr Cloth in very handsome
styles, worth 20c at Zoe.
Inverness Zephyr Ginghams. Actual worth 2oe
at 15e
lot Of very fine printed Sateens. Regular retail
price 25e at IL 12e.
New printed Cotton Dress Goods in Til Cloth, a
beautiful, soft=finished fabric in elegant designs
worth Use, at 15c.
s0-ineh fine Black Sateen, worth 15e at Zoe.
We have just received the latest novelty in cotton
dress goods known as "Singalese' and sold every
where at 45e, our price Use. per yard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-15

"Veritas" were incarcerated for weeks
and months and years, only to be at last
beheaded by. the light running and noise
less guillotine Those who sassed the ad-
ministration were gathered IN by means of
the Letter dc Cdchet, and that was sufficient.
We should be glad and proud that we live
in a land where one can have not one trial
alone, but seven or eight, together with an
arrest of judgment and executive clemency.
The Bastile was destroyed by the French
revolutionists July IA, 1889, and now it is
the great national holiday. July IA all the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-15
Try our white onions. S. L. Pickle Co..
YOU SHOULD NOR BE WITHOUT n.

YOU SHOULD NOT BE WITHOUT IT
Every family is liable to have q hereds-
tery faint Of Consumption in 1t. Itmay
date back 8 or even 4 generations. This
fact makes is necessary always to have on
hand remedy with which to combat this
formidable disease. A Cough when taken
BIT hrst can readily be cured before 1t gets
serious hold on the Lungs. Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup when taken in its early stages
will cure Consumption. 1t il guaranteed
to bring relief IN every case, when used for
any affection of the Throat, Lungs and
Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation
of the lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, etc. IL is pleasant TO
take, perfectly safe and can always be
depended upon. Sold by 2. @. NJ l. drug
department.. q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-15
Special Bargains in Ladies Summer Underwear.

line of Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests in assorted
eolors; at 10e Use and Csc each.
Ladies' Lise Jersey Vests in white eeru and large
variety Of faneies; worth Csc, at 4Oe.
lot Of Ladies' Lisle Vests in white and eeru;
worth Use, at soc.
Ladies' Stainless Black Jersey Isle Vests; worth
$500, at SOC.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Combination Suits. at $t.25
and $40 suit.
Ladies' Silk Jersey Ribbed Vests in cream; worth
$500, at Use each.
Ladies' extra fine quality Jersey Ribbed Vests in
stainless black pink, cream and blue; worth $780,
at $t.00 each.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-15

$50 DOZEN CORSET COVERS AT HALF PRICE.

DOZEN CORSET COVERS AT HALF PRICE.
tt
in md can re made
andq
ntrang
t
lpd
tanwea SIX forthem
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-15

The Bastile had eight towers, five stories
high, in which prisoners could be confined
and be entirely cut off from the rest, and
even the prison authorities did not need To
know they were there.
Here literary people who have written
pieces for the papers over the signature of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-15
SPECIALS IN SILKS.

lot of this seasons fine quality printed India
Silks: worth 500, at Zoe.
Our 24-ineh heavy, Black Gros Grain Silk; worth
$1.25, at 81 1-2c.
Our 24-inch extra quality, Black Fale Franchise;
worth $50, at $1.05.
27-ineh Black Japanese Silk, very fine quality;
81 .35, at zoe.
fine Black Tafeta Silk, especially adapted for
skirts; worth Use, at 45c.
very heavy Black Rhadame Silk; worth S1.15,
at zoe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-15
SPRING,
GEN TIE
SPRIN 6.

DOETS have worn the subject thread
bear long ago, yet one cannot help
but believe that the Spring they wrote
about must have been very different to
this one, that is fast blooming into sum-
mer. Cool and rainy weather has been
the order of the day for weeks past, and
in consequence thereof we have a
quantity Of elegant goods that we must
dispose of to The advantage of our pa
irons and at "a Sacrifice to
ourselves. We do not complain we
have had very full share of the bust
ness SO far, and take this opportunity
of thanking the thousands of custom
ers who attend our sales, and especially
those who responded to our invitation
last week. Permit us to say further
that it will be our earnest endeavor to
offerfrom week to week special induce
ments in the way of first-class goods at
the lowest possible prices.
This week we shall offer many good
bargains that it will pay you to investi-
gate. a few of which we quote herewith,
and we wish to assure those who are as
yet strangers to our store that our ad-
Vertisements are founded on facts. as
any of our great number of customers
will testify, and that we always do as
we advertise. Respectfully. yours.
COHN BROS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-15
SPECIALS In GENTS UNDERWEAR.

so dozen Mems Jersey Ribbed natural mixed shirts
and drawers, at soc. suit.
different lines in Mems Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers; worth ST so. at zoe suit.
line of fine Balbriggan Underwear in natural
colors at only csc suit.
A lot Of fine French Gray Underwear actual value
$3.50, at $500 suit.
A lot of genuine French Balbriggan Underwear, ex-
ira fine quality worth $500 at $40 suit
An odd lot OF Mems Undershpts, last summers
goods; worth from Csc to 85e, at 45e each.
DON'T FORGET THIS SALE.
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SPECIALS IN OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

Every garment in stock Of this seasons make at
actual cost.
Our $500 Black Capes at $500.
Our $3.50 3.A Embroidered Tan Capes at $500.
Our 5000 Bedford Cord Capes, with Embroidered
Yokes, at $3.50.
All our New Jackets at actual cost.
Ladies' Wrappers.
Wrappers always little ordinary
always just a little less price than ordinary
Guess that's the always sell few
any o competitors
Our Print Wrappers are zoe. each.
Our Bingham Wrappers are $40 each.
Our Flannelette Wrappers are $3.50 each.
Our Zephyr Bingham Wrappers are $3.50 each.
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amorate In one of Marion Crawford's nov:
els.
"Zoo!" returns the fat little woman. with
smile which, in the authors graphic
words, ''went ell around her head like the
equator on a globe"
This sort of thing is al very well when
the bride is a rosy little dumping of a
woman. The worst of it is that engaged
couples of every age and of the most un-
romantic appearance adopt the same style.
''What snail 1 cali you, my dearest
ownln asks an Adonis of fifty gazing with
yearning tenderness on his bride.
Call me Birdie, nothing but Birdielh
chirrups the lady whose weight might turn
the scale at 200 pounds, as,she nestles low
ingly to his side.
And so on dd infH fun, not to say I'D
nausedm. till the sou! TT 10 unregarded old
curmudgeon Of q bachelor within hearing
turns faint within him.
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fruit jar, and even more SO, it is said.

1rult jar, and even more SO, It IS SAID.
put up a jar of strawberries che year
myself, according to g receipt which read
in the Gdllded PoWmdn, a paper which
have taken for years. noticed as the glad
Yuletide approached that the corner Of the
jar seemed TO have cobvtxed appearance
but / rocked not.
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BILLING AND COOLING.

Some Of the AbsurditIes Of Lovers Ian
guage.
Lovers have q language of their own.
81 would were thy bird" sighs Romeo.
''Sweet, so would IL returns Juliet;
''yet should kill thee with much cherish
ing"
From the sublime to the ridiculous:
'Plumpety itty partridge, who does zoo
lovegn demands stricken swsin of his in
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had some difficulty in starting the lid
of my fruit jar. es the pressure from the
inside was greater than l had VOTED Of
By and by, however, there was low, hiss
ing sound like that made by steam radia-
tor that has been cornered; then l noticed
q strawberry halo around the chandelier
Once, also, read q receipt in the same
paper telling how to preserve eggs in win
ter so that they would taste like q new
warm summer day in clover haymow l
was to put the eggs in bran, l believe,