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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-24
DENTIST AT CRAFTSBURY.

DR.. G. H. Fuller, Surgeon and
Mechanical Dentist.
Ether, chloroform, Mayos vapOT,
vitalized air and laughing gas Civ
en- for the painless extraction 81
teeth.
All work warranted. Office ~
residence, So. Craftsbury,
DIR. G. III. FULLER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12
BRIEf TELLGRAMS.


Brussels, Sept. ll.-lt is officially
announced that the government VI
Belgium refuses to allow the Iuterna.
tionai monetary conference to be held
here.
London, Sept. ll.--HDme secretary
Asquith has replied 30 the petition IN
behalf Of Mrs. Maybrick, declining u
advise the Queen u inter ere with the
prisoners sentence.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. n 49,
While bathing In the Tennessee river,
Frank and Ralph II. Curtis anu Geo.
ID. Sparks, school toys, sons Of pro.
minent parent, were drowned. The
father Of the first two uamod boys wa
nearly drowned also In an attempt u
cave the boys.
Homestead, Pa, Sept. ll.-Somc.
thing ~ scare was created last night
by a rumof that an attempt would b,
made to blow up the mill with dy
Mantle. Additional guards were
placed about the property, but nothing
transplrei 10 give color TO the story.
Berlin, sept Emperor William
today granted nn audience TO William
Sie.nway of New York anu converge
animatadly with the visitor for an
hour. During the course Of cOnvrrln.
ton In response 10 Inquiries made hy
Mr.. Stoinway the Emperor said !, wa,
by no means impossible that he would
pay a visit TO Chicago during tho pro.
sruss Of the Worlds Fair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12

The above h the heading Of plpcr
in Tho Christian Union, boy DR.. Edward
Everett Halo. explaining tine methods
by which he is ab.u Co got tho most aud
the best work out Of himself As DR.
Halo "a not only one Of tho most vera.
tile writor, and speakers Of bis time,
but also among those who accomplish
tho greatest amount uf work he both
limos, what he has TO aay wall bo emf.
ncn,ly helpful 40 Gao samo tImo
his particular methods would not suit
everybody, but the main point Of his
paper s. TINT adopting Dr. llalc's
principles in general, each may work
out the routine best adapted TO his own
case.
There you are 90 bcgin-soul, mind
and body. Mako % clear tp yourself
that tho mind nnd body are "two slaycs
trained 10 obey the imperial soul." The
brilliant doctor agrees with mind cure
people so FAR "a to declare that the hut
man soul "a one with the infinite soul.
and therefore should DO tho "boss" OF
mind and body, controlling thom pcr-
fcctly and breaking them in TO DO its
will. lIo believes this can be done 81.
fectunlly.
As TO lila own particular regimen, FIST
tho body must have plenty Of sleep. He
himself requires ten hours, and he never
stints himself. He sleeps from half past
9 to half past Ia tho morning. then h."
takes au hours nap after the midday
meal. lie does this because ho long az
found out It was good for him. III you
mean to sleep You should not drink tea
or coffee after In the afternoon or go
into any hard brain work after or 4. -
For food, find out quickly what you can
digest and what you cannot, aud stick
TO that. The less you think about I:
the better"
You must get the open air and plenty
Of it oycry day. Severe and fatiguing
physical exercise Ia not necessary, he
thinks, though n man IN good health
ought TO walk dN miles without feeling
tired. But II you must get dead tired,
lie down .n minutes and ,ako a drink
Of something nourishing before you eat.
Do your severe brain work in three
hours early in the day. DO tho light
work aud amuse yourself the rest OF tho
day. But don't work too hard after the
three hours stretch is over. Concon-
trato your mind aud work while you do
work, but don't hurry. Finally, DR..
Hale writes.
Who Is Il now who says to tho body, "Do
| thisl' and TO tho memory, 80 thnt' and oN-
| poets them TO obey hlm2 Who am who read
! these iustrucuuuT
Dear friend, you are a prince OF the blood,
You arc the son beloved Of the Almighty Power
| who rulch this world and carries it on today,
You can rand will rule body and nlnd with alb
roluto control Il yuu choose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12
seNNer AND CHEESE CURING.
The Encct Quantity OF Rcnnot Has on
Cheese Curing,


The Encct Quantity of Rcnnct Has on
Cheese Curing.
Tho experiments which have been
made under my supervision indicate
that the larger the quantity Of ronnut
which Ia used to coagulate the milk the
largor will be the percentage Of moist
uro retained with the Fat aud cosoin In
the cheese. In cases where the larger
percentage OF moisture has been reduced
TO that In cheese made from similar
milk 10y the use OF a smaller quantity OF
ronnct, the curing In both cases pro.
grcs-ed about equally,
The reduction In the quantity Of mois.
turc was Effected by stirring tho curi to
u eighty drier condition, or by tho
addition Of larger quantity Of salt.
The experiments Ia the use Of differ.
ent quantities Of ronnct were for the
purpose Of inducing cheesemalcrs TO
use more rennet In order TO secure an
earlier and spcedier separation Of tho
moisture Tor whey out of the curd
During the hot weather of summer ey.
cry climatic change is an increased
menace TO tho keeping qualities Of
cheese. Every agent which brings about
n dry condition OF tho curd without in.
jury before the acid development Of
the curd has made much progress cf-
foctually counteracts the tendency 10.
ward carly decay. In my estimation
the curing Of cheese Is a consequence Of
fermentation. The agent Of that fer.
montation does appear TO be either rem
net or the bacteria Of Tactic fcrmsnt.
Tho action OF the latter would DO to
make the choose progressively sourcr.
| am unable 10 define the precise
nature Of the fermentation which pro-
ceeds concurrontly with the curing.
Recent investigations by German bac-
teriologists reveal the fact that the num-
beers of bacteria in u given small quantity
of clrese become prodigiously greater US
the curing progresses. They seem TO
multiply with greater rapidity In soft or
moist cheese than IN those which are
comparatively dry and close meatoa.
We know that soft, moist choose cures
fastor than dry cheese from the same
milk held at the snmo temperature.
Therefore II | wished to mako u rapid
curing cheese | would ndopt such n
method MS would be certain to leave
more moisture In tho cheese. II |
wanted TO make a long keeping cheese
would use methods TO get ria OF the
moisture and make more compact
cheese. The ecOnomy of larger use OF
rcunet in hot weather must be- worry ap.
parent 10 the ekillod cheosemaker, when
very often u Is necessary to secure
quick coagnlaiion, or, in other words.
got ahead Of the actlou0f tho forments
In tho milk.-Proiessor Robertson in
Hodgls Dairyman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12

The announcement Is made OF sub.
lime new method Of music teaching,
one which will iii tho learner with
lofty thoughts while he practices and
rolievo the victim in Tho next room from
"cussing" through the long hours Of
scale running meanwhile, Tho torture
Of being forced TO hear piano scale run.
ming Is moro than all tho pleasure one
gets from tho thing after the student
has banged u into that state Of fubicc.
ton wherein 10 % able 10 wiring music
from It's couvulsed ingides.
In brief, the piano music OF the future
Is q music wl.hout sound, thank hcaven'
AT least It is without sound so long 90
the operator ia learning A dumb loy.
board hos been invented Tho student
win go through al tho motions OF do
mi-sol-do, do-sol-iai.do, etc. lilo will
roll hts eyes and stretch his fingers over
ana octave aud a half, as heretofore, but
Of that agony, Of that weird howl and
screech, not note, not trace. Dumb
motions onia,ato his finger joints, sound
lo. notes respond to his whang On the
keyboard.
One can even write n sermon, or q let
ter to hislandlady telling why ho emit
pay his board, and tho piano whnnger
DO performing bis gymnastics in the
same room, May heavens choice
blessings fall on tho person who inveat,
cd the soundless piano whang boardl
Ma his coffee always be hot his melon
always DO coldl Herewith we tender
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12

The International Typographicalunion
is an organization Of the working pint.
ors OF the United States aud Canada
The United Typothetp of America /.
ava organization Of those employing
printers. Tnat Is TO say. the Typoth.
eta hire the members Of the Inter.
national union to work for them. At
present war b. on between the two. The
printers strike at Pittsburg, which has
been going on for n year, hns prcoipi.
tated matters. Tho Typothetp now de-
clare they are going to settle finally IN
the courts the question whether lslar
organizations shall have the right to Ia.
timidate nonunion men who wish to
work. That is a most important ques.
ton, and good many people wculd1ike
to see 1t settled. The Typo,hetu de.
clare thoy will take the case on til 1t
goes to the United States supreme court
II necessary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12
sALr oF RtAL fsIAIE.

I7NutE AUTHORITY OF ~ ORDER
OF saiU gfauted ly iht Probate
uuu 200 a4d iur salt Lake CUNT. tul I,rl
fuy, dated AuEust 1oth, lt.3, V.'I acll ht pu
vote fsig she following fofcrbtu real cstato, 90
VIZ Commentary htH point Uuc 70 rod eat
.uavirnt .sI rods r1Uth ron 'hr northwest
rufuDru. iUl Fgf.u Z. IN u'luk tErHfV THREE
lIf.u |st"N. salt lnit cay survey .uuutuu.
n.1g thence south four aud one 1tf ltI
I'is, ihln'u east nine .1I rode. thence uorti
two 1ti one hllf ~ rod, thence WUst forty
seven Ifl feet, hence rouh two ~ rode.
thence wet ,uu bundled HId 0ut aud uuU hall
.i1l feet 40 thr plAfc ui beginning Alsu o.
rgh. ni way over one tliod Dasr and west by
twenty .21 Isus north aud toutu " ana sipur
~ NrHt side OF snId lotin outImnH Wlh uttcfs
IrlUigffcd lr guG entitled to tri usr of ~ hi
of way over said land ailuLtuf No salt La,
.'tify 100 -Elf LAKE County, Ntsl lVftfDty said
hud Will b. sold subject 20 ir4Hc now exist.
iug on al land.
The sale viii be made NJ the Office uf Whd
dtlI q A4ams. AttnrrrfH, p and "a Esst, FIRST
south street suit Lslo city, salt lakr County,
Utah Territory, on 90 ulttr september q. Ihla
au1 h|dH ~ writing ,yili le received addressed
10 the undersigned care OF said WuudrU' Il
adams, ~ 10 and including said latt men.
toned date.
Term u sale cish ten rcr cent. Co accom-
pauy bid. hA'An ON combination OF saic.
Dated August lnth. itFl
CEtE,IIA a. GitLETT.
Guardian ni urrs0n and estate 0f Horace
p hl| lett NNlNH|H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12

ances or models; the evils OF the "ten.
ement" and "sveatingy systems will
be brought out very fofcibly by IN ,dela
OF old-style tenement and sweat shops
exhibited, besides models OF the bent
po'sible apartment houses and work
shops. Heating, lighting and drainage
syslems will be shown In contrast with
exhibits Illustrating tue diseases and
deiormlt'cs cauast by unwholsonc
,tTu1es aud professions, o. equally un.
wholesome quarturs for the working
meu. The various state tOaris ui
health are already preparing exhibi,s
OF their methods for tbs bureau, aud thc
comparison afforded by such exhibits
IL expected TO be very valuable. Mt.
+. W. lBfewer Of Nebraska has been
nominated for chief Of the bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12

Audlu accordance with law and the order Of
the Hoard OF Drocturs, made on the 2snd Of
july, A. D. lsV2, % many shares Of each parcel
ot such stock a. may be necessary will he slld
~ the oillce ct thcfaDiur Lumber nnd iluidrng
Co, sugar House, soft Lake ~unty, Utah, on
tho 18Th OF September A. %. l-Q2, avs O'Clock
D. M, TO pay delinquent AstefsmCnl thereon,
together Win the cost % advertising AID OK
punsCs ot the sale.
T. NJ. LYMAN, Jr. secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12
CARNATIONS.
Their Qualifications ~ winter nloomrrs
Varieties OF Excellence Describcd.

ihflt VhhliNtAiuhs ~ winter Hinonete
Varieties Of Excellence Described.
As winter blooming plant the car.
nation takes q leading place. The plant
can he easily grown, is comparatively
hardy, IS easily propagatod from seeds,
by layers aud by cuttings. It blooms
freely ard for long time during the
winter season aud without strong heat
The flowers are Of q size adapting them
TO great variety Of uses, afo OF hand.
come form, Of a great range Of boauti.
ful colors. and with fragrance delicate
aud delightful; aud beside. the 1owos
nro borne at the rytr,miue ~ loa-
stcug, which onublos them TO De EN-.
plUyvd to advantage in many ways
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12
LEGAL NOTICE.
County, Teritoty OF iiah
In the matter OF the Est4le OF Thomas Rome,
dereneed.

NOTICE ~ HEKEny GIVEN THAT
~ Henry Couiam, admin traitor u The cs.
tatn Of Ihoa ~ fie, deceased. hfH rendered
FOR settlement and died m said court, fii nnAl
account ut hi administration NJ Fhii C"tate
aud petition Tor nnal distribution " NE residue
VI sad rstAio among tte per- on rHtItled there
to. and that ThutAdAy. the e. "a DAY ~ -tpicm'
Tor. 4 u. lsg2,ut D. o'elocs ain. 81 the uouti
Room " SAID Court.intho County tuuitllouao
been duly appointed 10y ihH judo OF f4f
Court, Tor the ,cttcment " snii account 1ul
hearing said petition for distribution. % vhic'
time AMI place ans person interested boz saii
tftsfa may alpolr and show rHUsH, 10 trs
here be-. Why ihId account should MOI to tst
ucd and approved and nnl dstlhlt1a mad,
aartIyrd Tor.
Dated sulust 30, hol G. y ALLEN
Clcff of the Probate Court.
~ CAusraA BROWSE. Ju,. Dorusy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12

A SHAH. H WOODRUFF IiiN GUAR
Ta,n % Wluefr,d ~ aud MARY s.. woodruff,
minou having hlod his petition herein.
duiy verified. praying for on order oi slio
III ,rrf iii ma frai estate OF fniu linura.
iCr inc uvtroers herein sct form, % h.
hereby ordered that the most OF Mn of the
wards and All peranne Interested i1 Ne estate
~ said minors, APPEAR before The SAD ifolalc
at 10 o'elOrf In the forenoon Of said day. 40 the
Court Room " AID Probate ourta the Conn
" Court House, IN the city and county " salt
Lake, Utah Territory 10 SNOW cause WY NA
dian. 10 seiI 10 much OF the real etRo VI
The said minors al private tnln a. shH be
necessary, and that copy oi ihf nffer 20
bgaTutr pyrVfN0 NIWs, q rCwsp4uvr print.
ed and subiished IN sid city and county.
Dated sept, lQth, lrf!..,,, ,-.,-.-,-,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12
BACK VOLUMES
or rnE-
DESEEET WEEKLY.
or rnE-

The sixth volume OF tho DEsEREr
WEEKLY in tho present form is
now bound. A limited number Of
copies Of these six volumes can be OBJ
tanned at the DIsEEET NEWS Onico,
Salt Lake city, in bound form at $500
per volume. It Ia the best history of
current events to bo obtAinod, aud by
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sought afteT by students of history,
anxious to be Informed Of the stirring
eyonA which have transplrod within
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ing period Of the history Of tho Lat
ter.day Saints. Every person who
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for future roieronoe, and especially
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12
NOTICE

once ~ the Pacific Lumber and building Co.,
sugar House, salt Lake County, Utah.
ArOIltl - InFRE ABE DELINQUENT
~ upon me following described stock. on
fr.luut Of ASSIGNMENT levied on tIH .2nd dny
OF July, :. -. lst2, the several amounts -rt uu.
p,sItr tlc uAmrs of the respective uhatchOid
rra ne gDlluNa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12

norQt rr iErLuuiNO NIX vAriTrfre.
Plants po,tcl Ia September for ci,lcr
the window garden or tine 70 .uho1ag
win 10y December begin TO bloom, and
with caro- will continue 90 give supply
Of flowers for about three months. In
tho illustrations here reproduced from
Nick's Illustrated Monthly uro presented
Elk varieties Of excellence Fig, B.,
William =. Drcor, q c1rminc pink. with
the petals deeply friuscd. . American
Flag has it7 pltals regularly striped q
bright searic, and white, while DO. t0li
age has a dcop blue shade. The shades.
Of color Of the foliage OF different yugio-
ties " caruntion is au interesting f,a-
turc, tho TOMS RAINING from light TO
darl, groom and dark blue. .. Dayhreak
Is largo flower, quite double, with
broad petals Of pleasing deep flesh tint.
g. Creole l. ye'vsiy maroon talked with
carminc. .. Annie Wiogaud Is a deli
cato pink Gnoly fringcd. 0, Golden
Cato Is very double flower Of "a pure
yellow color.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12

In the Probate Court, IA aud COR -AIt Lake
County, Territory ct Utah.
In mo matter Of the E.iato Of pau Lo,o.
dccohlcd.

dccehacd.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVES, THAT
~ lHHal ". waldo executor NJ fhH iHst
NilI Auu tUstnmtLt ~ DAVID lHt.. H,"UHrt
hiss rfndtfrd Tor settlement Ard n'rl 10 faid
court ha final account " hs aimiuHifaiinu "
stid Dtt4ts,H End petition Tor final Uistri tou O'
'hr fosidur Of taid cstate amorg che person
entitled thereto. auG that fhufslaN. tHt stud
Gay ~ .spituier, An. ltp..at l0 O'Clock t.m|, %
Nc 'uuit Room ~ said Court, ir ile County
IrrrliDy ,hlH boon duly appointed ni the Judfi
uf Hliu court Tor Tho HttutWeui % ahid Hy
count, aud hearing HAid rtuuuu Tor de
uihuuOu, Atwhrh umo and place any person
Ini.TrHfHI in aaif estate may appear sud Hhns
cause. ifhuy ilrro D . why slif ldDuunt should
not 1u Hg.tiCd mud app owed hnI nral diftgiUu
ton made lH prayed Tor
Dated August s'th, In
&. y. ALLEN,
Clert " thc Probate Court
" CAra4ry BROWSE. j'., nIuIy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12

For few cents any person can obtain
supply to send abroad to friends, and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectualy as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12

him on a gold platter the thanks OF mil
lions yet unborn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12
LEGAL NOTICE.
=, tho p,obs,e Court - The County Of sal
lac, Territory Of uiah

In the matter Of the E,taie "a Guaraei'n'h ,
OF Aufaham q N,lnuif' MAJ m' ''N ANY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12

ordor In shnw cause why order % sale VI roa.
rsiate should not be- made
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-25

'Pa, can l have some money to go to
the circusY This was the modest and
reasonable request of little Johnny Whit
taker one evening last week, sent, at
what he considered an suspicious time,
in the direction of his sire.
"Hey?" said Mr.. Whitaker.
Johnny preferred his request for the
second time with faltering voice and in.
dications of rain on his part. Johnny
and the circus were zones apart at that
moment.
"Want to go to the circus, heyl And
you going TO Sunday school every week.
Don't you know that eircuses are wick
ed2 / never wanted to go the circus
when l was by. while this was not
a deliberate lie on Mr.. Whittaker's part,
it was certainly a perversion of the
truth for political effect) And what
do you want to see at the circusY
T-I-w-want to see the vivid a-a-
nimals," said Johnny, beginning to blub-
Der in earnest.
"Want to see the wild animals, heyi
Don't you twist the cats tail often
enough? Where did you get your love
for wild animals? l never cared for
them"
IL inherited it."
Inherited It'll Well, / never. And
who from, pray|
"F-from N-Noah, - sobbed the despair
ing hopeful.
The promptness of Johnny's reply,
combined with the evidence that his re-
ligious instruction had not been wasted
ON the desert air, was too much for the
"old man." and he came down at once
with the necessary silver.-Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-25
women omen,
EEzxdxS6rs-Ezn,2s ssslu M,

The common Affections of women rr sio E.hcsd.
aches, indigestion and nervous I. les. hoy
arise largely from stomach disor c-s, As joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla is the OILY bowel regu-
lating preparation, you can sec wy it is more
effective than any other sarsapariIla in those
troubles. 1t is daily relieving hundreds. The
action is mild, direct and effective. We hsvc
scores OF letters from grateful women.
We refer to few
Nervous debility, Mrs. ]. Barron, 142 9TH St., s. F.
Nervous debility, Mrs. Fred 10y, 1877 Ellis ST., 8 F.
General debility, Mrs Belden, $40 Mason St., S.F,
Nervous debility, Mrs. J. Lamphere, 7S5 Turk St.,
ST.
Nervous debility, Miss R Rosenblum, 232 18th
st., ST.
Stomach troubles, Mrs. R. L. Wheaton, 7o4 Post
St., s. F.
Sick headaches, Mrs. M. B. Price, IS Prospect
Place, s. F.
Sick headaches, Mrs. NJ Fowler, 327 Ellis St., f..
Indigestion, Mrs. c. D. Stuart, 1921 Mission ST.,
ST.
Constipation, Mrs.. c. Melvin. 12s Kesrny St.. ST.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-25
THAT LETTER.
The Head of the Family Thought II
Wasn't Just the Thing.

The Head of the Family Thought 1t
Wasn't Just the Thing.
Some people readily forget that they
were ever young, and never recognize
the fact that history is apt to repeat it.
self in individual humanity as well as
in wider senses.
The parents stood gazing with frown-
ing brows at their daughter, while she
was trembling and weeping. Their
frowns deepened as the mother wiped
her glasses preparatory to reading a
letter found in the girls pocket 1t be-
gan:
"Angel of my existence
"Whatp' cried the old man, 'you
don't mean to say it begins like thatl
Oh, that child of mine should CORE
spond with But pray proceed, my
dear"
Existence spelled with an "a too, -
added the mother.
"Why, the lunatic can't SPELL" said
the old man.
1T is impossible for me to describe
the joy with which your presence has
filled me-"
"Then why does he attempt it, the
donkey? But pray don't let me inter
rupt you. Go on, go on; let joy be I'M
confined"
81 have spent the whole night in
thinking of you
That's picturesque, anyhow"
-''and in bitterly deriding the obsti-
nate, disagreeable old buffer, who will
not consent to our union"
"Great Scottl So Pm obstinate, dis
agreeable and an old buffer, ell? Oh,
let me get at him!'
"But, Theodorus, my DEAR" inter
rupted the old lady.
Eyes, yes-one moment. was about
to observe that the hand that could pen
such words would not hesitate to poison
the most cherished relative"
"Theodorus, 1 didn't see this over the
leaf"
"Eh? Let me see. Hum
"Yours, with all the love of my heart,
10th May, 1860 THEoDoRUs."
"Why, bless my eyes, it's one of my
letters"
(Sensation.)
Eyes, pa" explained the olive branch;
Il found it yesterday-only you
wouldn't let me speak"
You may go into the garden, dear
Hem! we've made nice mess of it,
London Tit-Bits.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-25
In the Superior Court

The business transacted in the super
Tor court Friday included the following
cases:
HI. McCue VS.. J. H. Thomas Con-
tinued for termon motion of plaintiff s
attorney.
G. w. Waldron VS.. w. e. Desmond
ct al-Judgment rendered for plaintiff
in the sum of 81, 046.35.
N. G. Hadley VS.. r. G. Jordan ct al
"A suit for the recovery Of value of
certain building materials used in the
construction of the DeMattos block, on
trial at adjournment of the court.
NEW CASES
The new cases filed with the county
clerk on Friday were:
The First Bank of Sumas vs. Kildall
Bros.-A suit to recover $731.5O, and
interest at per cent. per month from
February %, 1892.
Henrietta Simpson vs. Bellingham
Bay Boom Company-A suit to recover
81, 600 due on promissory note.