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LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.

FORECAST TILL 8 p. \. TUESDAY.
For The District Of Columbia and Maryland.
fair tonight and Tuesday, winds becoming north
west
For Virginia, fair; varisble winds.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature ard condition Of water At
an: Great Fails, temperature, SO: condition,
10. Receiving reservoir, temperature. " Con-
diticn at north connection, 26; CONDITION at
south connection. 80: distributing reservoir.
temperasure 40; condition at infuent gate
house. Is; efBuent gate house, ID.
High tide Low tide.
l5s am asa pm. s.s5 am. 9.10 pm.
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ca.oL.ux cures consumption. u. Druggist. Ad

ATTENTION ia called TO the auction sale Of
that desirable three-story brick house with all
modern improvements, No. 722 18th street
southeast, to be sold tomorrow afternoon a, 4
o'clock by Ratciiffe, Darr 4 Co., auctionsers.--
Idrl
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SPoxoY gus and unsightly teeth are two
things absolutely preventible by the use of
Minot's Dentifrice. 25e. everywhere.
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Jrsr ARRIVED, a fresh car load Manitou Soda
and Iron Water; also Ginger Champagne.
CHARLES KRAEMER, T35 It'll NV.
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GrvKS AWAY handsome souvenir Decem-
Der l. We will be pleased to have you call and
get one S. DEsIo Mfg Jeweler,
1912 ST
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DEsIRABLK .BRIcK DWELLING, 1922 street.
Ihis property has a front of Twenty-Five feet
end depth OF about l25 feet TO a wide alley and
= 10 be sold Of auction tomorrow afternoon an
$50 O'Clock See adyt
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CARPrrs CLExNxD by the EMPIRE CARPET
wolKs, 631-635 Mass. ave. NV, are made moth
proof free of charge Telephone 1857
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Gro. r. GRAY. Printer, $50 Pennsylvania ave.
NV Prompt, Reliable! Prices reasonable.
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CARsoxrrr HEArERs. themost perfect heaters
for bath rooms, sleeping rooms, &c. HUTCHIs-
son BnosL sole agents. l420 Pennsylvania ave.
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Among the arrivals by the steamer La Gas.
cogne at New York yesterday was NJ. Patenotre
the French minister
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THR
" District of Columbia. Washington, DC. No
yember 25. 1892 TO all whom it may concern: It
having been represented to the Commissioners Of the
District of Columbia that the following works are nee
essary for the public safety comfort health under
public act No. 220. approved August Q, 1890. and re-
quests having been made that the work be ordered
under the compulsory permit system onehaf cost 20
soners hereby give notice that they viii receive OBJ
TWELVE O'CLOCK N. MONDAY, DECEMBER
FIFTH. 1892 Said objections should be sub
united in writing. laying sewers indicated
upon pla;s on ie in the office Of the Engineer Com
miss oner. D. c.: On street southeast between ID
and streets Princeton street northwest between
l3th and 14th streets extended; in Valley street.
tween Canal and street and Bis and :f,d streets.
GeofSretown. square. J. W. DOUGLASS. J.w. ROSS
WIN. T. ROSsEII. Commissioners d. q. n286t
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NICE BRrcx House., nearly new, 1861 Hare
wood avenue, lie Droit Park at auction BY
LAtimer q sloan tomorrow at 4:30 pm.-Adrt
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Sewing Machine for "a Song!
At Auerbach's Capitol Hill branch. Domestic
Sewing Machines and Patterns. 4th and Pa ave.
Sc. Take your pick out of 200. All kinds. All
fully warranted. WM. FUNK, Mngr. oc24eo20t
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For Virginia, fair; varisble winds.


CREAM WATERs AoAIN IONORhoW-
Our Cream Waters made many friends
last Tuesday that IN response TO a popular de-
mand we win run them special again tomOr-
row IN several different fsvors at the popular
price Of 20 cents pound.
SHAMELESS. Candy Maker, s03 Pa ave.
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Hutchinson Bros, 1870 Pa. ave-, sole
agents for Carbonite Heaters. n24-th,s ,m&wit'
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HOODS PILLS should be in every family medicine
chest Once used. always preferred. 9
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BLOOD POISONING.
LONG AND TERRIBLE ILLNESS,
COMPLETELY CURED BY HOODS sARsAPA.
RIITA


RILLA.
Mrs. Mary E. O'Fallon. q very intellieent lady
Hqua. Ohio formerly professional nurse was poi
soned while assisting physicians attain autopsy nye
years ago. and soon TERRIBLE ULCERS broke out
on her head. arms. tongue and thrsat Her hair all
out. Her swelled to near twice their natu-
raj sise. Her tongue nearly split in two by an
ulcer and the roof Of mouth nearly destroyed
She was. indeed. ina
MOST PITIABLE CONDITION.
For three years she constantly under the treat
ment Of several eminent physicians. She says: "At
one time felt DEATH WAS CLOSE AT HAND
Heaven only knows what suffered became greatly
emaciated. weighing at time but seventy-eight
pounds At last beg an to take Hoods sarsaparills
and at once improved could got out Of bed and
walk. Ibecame perfectly cured by
HOODS, sARsAPARILLA.
and am now q we'll woman. weigh 12S pounds. eat
well and do the work for Q large family. Ny case
seems wonderful recovery and physicians look at me
In astonishment. 40 almost LIKE ONE RAISED
FROM THE DEAD
HOODS PILLS should be In every family medicine
ch~ak Ov,ro mad Al n
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Cutlery Of all descriptions. Guns and Am
munition Musical instruments. wALfoRp's,
Az Pa. ave- NV. lts
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ATTORNEYS.

THE WASHINGTON LEGAL BUREAU TRANS
j acts all legal business st . rsesonable coat %
KERN. Atty. Central bldg. coz. 9Th and Pa ave.
oc:3-2ms
CAMPBELL CARRINGTQN,A TToRNEy-Ar-LAw
" Webster Law Building. sos d o. nv. Waahington
DC. 2eddenca Gk3 4 o. n ". dZ2
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Bac-kac-he
Will never trouble those ladies who do their
stitching on the Light-running Domestic. n st
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HurcHISsoS Bros. Carbonite Heaters an
Carbonite. 1920 Pennsylvania ave.
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Government Printers
Use DIR. Bacon's Headache Tablets.
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s. Heller. 720 eth ST. n. w.. is making . $40
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and shampooing; also cures Dandruf oc7-tr
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CITY ITEMS.
An ExDlnuafiou

During the course Of year there is likely 10
be notable variation in the prices Of Furri-
ture at my establishment-and from the sane
causes that bring about fluctuations Ia the
price Of sugar. When the prices are raised at
the bssee OF supply the effect is felt by the re-
tailers and the difference must come out Of the
pockets Of the purchasers. Then. on the other
hand, prices are liable 20 drop point or two
at the bases Of supply and the purchasers should
naturally derive the benefit Of the faIl-but
they never hear anything about IL in many In
stances l invariably give my patrons those
differences in reduced prices. whether the
stock be in hand at the time or ordered after
the cut II would be folly to attempt 20 con-
duct business successfully BY charging prices
disproportionate TO the catalogue figures.
others may do So but am not rich enough to
try II Time" payments. fair dealing and
small profits must see me through.
JoHS RIDDEN, The Accommodation,
II 5l9 Seventh street nnrfh wat
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Carbonite Heaters-No smoke pipe. no
gases; convenient and economical. HUTCHINSON
Bros, sole agents, 1870 Paave. n24-th, ,m&w4ts
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SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY.

Cua. x.xDrn's Aromatic Bitters.
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Thomas ID. Singleton,
AIS 9TH st. NV.
PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS
BY making your purchases now and saving 20
per cent.
My ware rooms are crowded and YOU can take
your choice OF anything contained in them,
from beautiful and useful Carpet Sweeper to
handsome suite of Parlor or Chamber Furni-
ture. All purchases made now subject to the
above discount Of 20 per cent and will be deliv-
erec when required. Asplendid line of Ladies'
Desks, Parlor Cabinets. Shaving Stands, Book
Cases, China Cabinets, Handsome Upholstered
Chairs, Reed and Rattan Chairs and Rockers in
great variety and almost ANYTHING you are look
ing for in the Furniture line. And do not for
get the splendid line of Draperies, Lace Cur
tains, Portieres. &c, We are showing. You will
find my prices lower for the same qualities than
elsewhere. THOMAS ID. SINGLETON,
n2i-th,s INST Ais 9Th st. NV.
Hutchinson Bros. 1920 Pa. ave-. sole
agents for Carbonite Heaters. n24-th,s 8, m&wit'
A Sewing Machine for "a Song!
At Auerbach's Capitol Hill branch Domestic
Sewing Machines and Patterns 4th and Pa ave.
sc. Take your pick out of 200. All kinds. All
fully warranted. WM. FUNK, Mngr. oc2i-eo2ot
Rich Pure Milk by the glass at PRODUCERS
DAIRY KITCHEN, Ala 9th st. NV. n2i-m&th2w'
Government Printers
Use Dr. Bacon's Headache Tablets.
Carbonite Heaters-No smoke pipe, no
gases; convenient and economical. HUrcHINsoS
Bros, sole agents, li20 Pa.ave. n24-th, s m&w4ts
s. Heller. 720 eth ST. n. w.. is making . $40
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and shampooing; also cures Dandruf. oc7-tr
Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists
au12
CarbOnite Fuel and Heaters. HUTCHINSON
Bros, 1420 Pa.ave.. sole agents. n24-th. m&w4ts
None Name II But To Praise.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
A marvel Of hghtness and swiftness.
Jazz Office 437 9Th ST n W
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

u
MOUNT VERNON.
HoME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON
Steamer MACALESTER at 10 a. m. daily texcept Sun
day.. returning TO the city by 2:30p.m.
THE DIRECT ROUTE - NO FERRYING - NO
TRANSFERS-rHE QUICK ROUTE.
FARE ROUND TRIP. 75c.; CHILDREN, SOC.
ea-PLEASE NOTE.-By the 10 a. m trip Of the
steamer Manchester To Mount Vernon. and By this
direct route only the ticket covers the entire round
tfp to and sssc tdiEq admission the mansion and
grounds of Mount Vernon. the visitor being
from vexatons transfers and annoying extra Of
lightful fifteen mile trip down the famous blue Poto
mac without change transfer charve PASS
ing en- route Alexandria, Fort Foote Fort Was Ting
ton &c
Steamer Manchester river landings as far down a.
Glymont daily except Sunday at 10 g. m. Fr-ights
and passengers. oc.56-tf
Mt. VERNON. TOMB OF WASHINGTON
ELECTRfc HALLWAY COMPANY.
Picturesque and Beautiful Route
New snd Magnificent Cars now running daily ,ro-,
ALEXANDRIA direct 70 the Gate Of the MANSION
&C 2ggGrtu9,, ys to Visit n GaEIsr GHgEcH. MAR:
places OF historic interest in ALEXANDRIA
Take ferry steamer. foot Of 7th St Special excur-
sion ticket 3Oc. entire round trip.
Connecting also with trains Of psnn.vivsuts rail-
road At Alexandria. Take cars at 9th street depot.
In Difference wishes of the Ladies' Mt Vernon
Association stop SUNDAY at Little Hunting
creek mile this side Of Nj Vernon. the grounds
being closed on that day.
ses6-tr IA REED. sup..
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Between the Acts. after YOU have seen
that man." try piece of Whites Yucatan
Gum and see how qaiokly it will remove the
| effects Of your conversation n2s-6t
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None Name Ii But To Praise.
Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. O.
marvel Of hghtness and swiftness.
jazz Office 437 9th st. n. W.
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CarbOnite Fuel and Heaters. HUTCHINSON
Bros, 1420 Paave., sole agents. n2i-th. ,m&w4t'
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As gentle stimulaht our Pure Rye Whisky
20 years old, Csc. qt. Is second 70 none. An
effective tonic for the delicate and weak. Our
Port Wine is just the thing. tones up and in
Vgorates the system. The low price places il
within the reach of all, Soc full qt bottles.
Our sherry, dry, SOC. at. Zinfadel Claret 25c.
bottle Golden Catawba, 75c. gal, 25c. bottle,
very rich. PR. WILSON.
1t 93s eth st. NV.
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Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases

Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists
au12
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

Thorc arc couple Of pointa with 70
gard TO the cnro Of an umbrella with
which | would wish to supply the pub.
lie, for nm a craul, ON tho subject. ono
- In connection with tho rolling u 70
up, To do tmsfo ns not 10 iujuro tho
ribs aud joints, firmly ma7p tho paiun
below tho cloth with your right hand
while YOU glide downward with your
lott TIL tho folds are nicely laid. Tho
other is, whom the umbrella IS soaked
with wot, set with tho handle resting on
the floor and' Jet tho water run on tho
ends Of the ribs. Il you set it with tho
forulg down the water viii rust tho
hinges at tho crest interview in 81.
Louis GlObo-D Democrat
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IrnAL NOTICE.
order 10 show cause WY order ~ sale o
heal Lsstc should not DO made.

While. nrrsRscf.
order IN show cause why order - sale u
Heal la.ate should not DO made.
NfAuDAutr \. WHITE, TN Auniyi4.
VA U.IriN o. mo ct tt = George tHrIu
WhNH sHrrl ed rat ns Q % urf petition, Hu'v
VUr.NrH .rTay 81 f0I uu order 20 Hs cot a portion
1s Iit frlI srtatr Ut sad i1erl.ut rthf uuf
poe, d. rein fri forh, 70 Do t1srrilfe 'rfrrcd
Us ttr Iu 60 NJ sAli court. tuatGI U'.siHs Boo.
tIrrstrI Iu che ~ atH NJ uii tofefrc. uuU# ar
before Ir tFit Probate g. ur. on "Wednesday,
tHU 4.f. % tt JHnu ~, I-l', At lI p'r.lHf Iu
its for H|uH nf .ait DAY, ~ the Court Room
o. sH'U ffltF'e trun, 90 no tuuHiy Court
iinuaU. In thc Hltr a county W SAT- Lace,
ll.u IrItIIpIs. q. now cause why Hu order
should nu bs Granted TO the siid s1uinlsirt.
trIA tf 900 - murH uf thn Itfl estate Il tHr
uAId Ur.UHHri Hf p.iYa.u sslC Fthfll BE- ntrfs.
sIrl, HrI Il.t pt Hi Ibis order lu published
No ItAf. four rutrsHsIyy wertf in DE lLsTfCr
ly.si'u sEWs, rcwspHpvr printed and uuu.
l.shUI b.. aHil city Huf county.
q. ", HAttTCU,
diw lTouaiy sudFe,
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Aflcr tho adjournment Of the United
State, court OF Dlnyilic. Va. recently,
thyre wma little scene which wasuot on
hodochct. a oucnuned old Confederate
had been found guilty OF illegal distll-
ing and WAS sentenced so one months
imprisonment md q tine o. 2lOO, Judge
John Paul, who was al o an Old Confcl.
orato, ordered Che marshal 10 bring Gar.
rott Morrison. the one armed veteran.
into the courtroom. Presently the
judge aud prisoner stood face TO face.
As ho touched tho empty sleeve tears
came Into the Dyes Of tho judge, who
saidi Come back here tomorrow aud |
will consider your case. We old boys
are getting scarce, and you cannot go to
juil.-COr. Richmond Times.
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-.ssva, now the world shall reawakc;
~. III, from its briof, dream tortured
~, eonstry. from it, slumOcr pure and
deep.
70 .-, iieht hearted. or with hearts that
u..n ~ and 90 what they have sown to
"A ,,omen smile. or slt alone and weep
w., Mo once sweet, grown bitter for loveS
sake
81. that day. shall not BIO here no, We,
ntys .htu have done with lifc' though ieV
umy ktaw.
49,, M. tbsn hail awful stiffness 10
b,,t., .,,,ke -1ch words " bliss, such words
81 we, .u
,..i,d. remember. chanting hnnily-
h1.s,ilpt d. NOW -auptg Us Sing low
pl'uu lloufko Marton In Atlantic.
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On the last tfip Of J.. II. Gnskillinto tho
region about San Franciquito bay, on
tho guli coast. be saw lions anl lynxos
and wildcats enough 10 stock a big inc
nagcrie. In one canyon. where bis party
was oncumped, the burros wandered oil
and MIR Gaskill started 20 aud them
when about half mile from tho camp
no heard them coming tearing down
ahead Of him ~ II the ola Nick himself
was nficr them, aud they dashed on
down toward camp. Tic know that some
wild beast bad frightened them. rad a.
though unnmcl ho went On Ia tho hope
OF getting a glimpse.
When he had gunc a hundred yards
further nnl had cluut.I ON to "a large
table rock ho was isiouu1od 10 SEQ four
full grown mplnin'n lions NOT more
than sixty feet ahead Of him. aud ,hoy
seemed tu hsyo seen him inst and vert
looking STRAIGHT 90 him. hr Ga9hil
remember rmc,iy Chat DIS halr stlul
on end. ii ever o. mans dit but b.
doout r,mnm1pf ull tlo minute "details
OF ms return 20 camp only that ho gl.
there muy plout1. Hn ard BIO partner
took rifles and wont nItor thr lions. lint
they had gone. That r..ht th0 huru.
were tied unusually secure bot th"i
occasional mHHH and efforts 60 brtlt
away indicated that ;hn wild animal.
wcrp u,tar meat A blasting fire kcp
them No @ diH.lr
Mr.. Grsall Hu.c1 thlt tho Nogicau.
pud lnli..s living ou th1f TIrt OF %
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Whom Doe. tho Nln.tecpth ccninry nndi

have boon pretty thoroughly CON
WINGED FOR years that not one person ia
five knows vixen this century will close,
but | was much surprised to find tho
statement that but about eight years OF
this century remain. This would make
1899 the last year Of this decade and cen.
tury. Tho matter Is important enough
TO correct, and Is very easily madc clear.
Tho First century closed with the last
day Of the year 100; the Second with the
last day Of the year 200, aud tho Nine
teOnth century will end with the last day
Of the ycar 1900, whighis nine years from
New Year Day, is02.--J. Ogden Kern ia
New York Sun.
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NOTICE OF SALE Of REAL ESTATE

NOuCE Is nEDEHG GIvES THAT w.
~ der and by virtue % ON order u the FRO
huic Court of Salt Lake County, utth Toni.
tory, made on the gist dhy 1f February. i,'i,
me unicf.igurl, che suiy az oiutcd and quail.
lgl IuHdiln ul utu prrsoHs ana csflirH of
John Woudfun and JuIa Nuulfuh, min0rs.
VIII fcl gt private ale, iu ius highest bidder
Cor rash aud .ulI 90 90 ruI .rufiion BY fAid
Probate Court pll ihu q gus, IlIg, interest, aud
,siuic ~ the lIi mlnnra, DO 1r that certain
piece or parcel nf land sItus'r iu sh't iafr
ti'y, salt Lake County, tUu Territory, and
particularly described as tuIHEs, ~ vii An
unuiyidcu ouc'thif4 interest in lots ten tlul and
rCNrn ~, in block thirteen Ul3I, i've acref,
plhi " a.. rir luld Survey
hidH lt wiling wall be received for said prop.
CITY, addfossru 10 tho uuIrralgned. caro- ~
lsiHr NJ. Nudiell, attorney % AMI q East
lint South Street saii Lave wy, Utah. M 10
ani ne aiding the .,th lsy Of January, itg1
Aiirt which rad properly viii be sold. Ttrmd
ANA condition OF sale, cash, unu subject to con.
ilrmation 10y HWd Probate Court
AsAilEL u. WOODRUFF,
Guardian of tho pcrsunf ami ostNtus Of said
minors.
Dated th.s 1lh day OF January, ia alta
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FI'O joins EDWARDS you AnE uEHE
y hy notified that j hNC expended four
hundred aollsrs 500 in labor and Improve.
s,su reis Lode. No J, En,,gh Pcak Lode,
No. ., tufiln Peak lode, No. 4; st,
veto 10 Hot spriuVs Mining District county
oil hHlt LakC, Territory ut ltah, in order
OF Section lHt " the Revised stftuIcH at thr
lnitcd states, aud amrndmeHu thereto, Az.
pIuyCdJan et,lssO. ma hY. lHWs uf Rot springs
MIMI x nHifi'i l0uctOu o, ArIiFie ? concern.
Ing fntu1l fh1r upon Ni ms & lliws. bcingthu
amount required IN hold H.li claims for the
year l'll. Aud II within ninety davis after this
notice 10y publication you % mr. refuse tn con.
ulhutr yoHr proportion of Uuri expenditure 10
60 owner, wi d Tho e. 10 o. th aiNo tisemcnt.
your iutgfet m suid cla.ua will become ne
" perry Of the tuh-urihnr hg Tho erms NJ the
fad lection, kuNAhu 70 NFAUE.
SAT- lHtc civ, County az ralt Lake, Torn.
tory OF tnh. INST Insertion Jan. B, last in.
svItou April b, isg4 am
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A Truckoe lCalJma has IN The course
OF construction u steam sleigh which
will, ho claims, whom perfected, tray,
ctrc snow covered colds aud noun
taius with speed scarcely lcss than thu;
Of u railroad train II e. his intention
20 utiiizo the couuivonco for tho haul
ing of ~ clascs OF freight, sawlqgs aud
anything oiso that requires Cheap trans
nlrLuII.n. LLnN-mL-n-
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The oporils Of q now Alpine railway
.--tho Hum7or Bothhomhahu-is an.
nouuccl ], is the highest rlilway in
the Alps aud commands magmlcou.
views Il q 2,3il meters G,s3G leo
high at thc summit Lowell aud nsccu
! ,js3 moter5 $500 fecn, or mxty.soysn
meters (2l8 ieon higher than the Pilatus
railway Tho journey occupies an hour
mud n halt The gauge ia Os motor
Tho line Is u pure rack and pinion tnil-
way on tho Abt system, and Ia similar
IN construction to tho Monte Gonrrosc
railway.
The aOcpost gradient is one in four
that is less than tho muyimum piAtus
ascent. Tho railway has boon built IN 0.
remarkably short space of time; IL WINS
begun so recently as the ist of October,
1850. No fewer than ton tunnels were
bored; numerous stroamlots were
bridged and heavy stone dams had to
he erected.
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Two mail cMldruu-ne q boy md
Tho Other q girl-w.fc permitted tone
company tucir m1,has on Is shopping
tour boo the week before chus.ma4 They
copied o lilo sia' figure af Snia CLAUS in
one ul tho largo u,ail mlus w Sixth
ayuut Breaking away from parental
guidance. thgy ru iuyialy uI 200 tho
Nrarn, ozclWirr. "Ih, Mr. Santa
Cluusr "'lg SuW ClHu" with such
ychpmcncc ,hHt thr attention OF ut least
lulDu per Hru was attracted b. them.
Win all ui tho sincerity aud JGtlui-
nsm tHt tsuU iu.il Hup'rs tbosl little
oDosaioHl before igr Hrf.iOi and toy
laden image uul tlll what they wanted
Dear Nr. Santa Claus 90 bring them
Tor chr mls. Tito little loy wanted O.
va,un with horses that could ir0f and
the -.l wanted dolly tl4t cluli opan
anil Shut &C., ,y,a and talk So firm wBs
their belief Ia Csc actual presence Of
Santa CLAUS that tbo li.ils .olks imag.
iucl ttgt they could Soc % twinkle Ia lus
eve and % smile OF assent 90 their petit
tons m hrs lips. Il was an incident
that touched ths adult Observers, one OF
whom. q white huirtl old -outlUmru.
mumurd, "'1isn pity tina, % child's be-
liuf in Santa CLAUS should ever be
shaken. New York TlAel