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Evening journal., 1892-03-07

"THE horse car must 20" shouts the
Reading Herald. Shouting is all very
well, but it does not move balky horses.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

Rev ]. D. G. Hanna spoke on "Chris.
tiRnity's Greed" In Association Hall yes
terday afternoon. The Improved Order
Of Red Men we're present. The singing
was by..association choir, and J r. King
sang = solo. The speaker said men could
not afford TO make q mistake upon this
great question. To Heaven he said that
all denominational lines would be de-
molished. BIS address WAS listened to at
tentively BY the Red Men, who seemed to
be impressed with his words.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07
NEW MEMBERS CHOSEN.
Messrs. Herbert, Ferris and Con
molly Have Walk over at the
Polls

Elected for Three Years In the Boa'd Z
Education Dollars Rolling Into q
Church Missionary Fund--miss Alice
TEbout Dead.
NEW CASTLE. Del March THE
annual election for three members
Of the Board OF Education, which
WAS held on Saturday by Inspec-
tors Vining and White, resulted in the
choice OF William Herbert and William
J Ferris and John K Connolly all OF
whom will serve a full term of three
years The contest was a spirited one,
although Republicans were conspicu 1usly
absent at the window and a light vote
was polled. There WAS little opposition =,
II any, TO Mr.. Herbert. and Mr.. Ferris
received within dozen Of the total num-
Der Of votes cast. Although ]. B Man
love had publicly Withdrawn he received
the support Of several citizens The
official vote WAS as follows:
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

.. OTICE.
TO THE DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS OF
NEW CASTLE HUNDRED.
Thu taxable residents of New Cattle Hun
bred and ell persons liable to pay tax IN eaid
Hundred are herebr notified that the under
signed Delinquent Tax Collector for said Hun
cred viii be az the store OF william silver
at Red Lion. on Iu- sday, March 70, between
the hours o. and 4 ,. m, and az the Office Of
Julian ID. Janvier, Justice Of the Peace. IN
New Castle. on Monday, March IS and Tues
day, April -. 1872, between the hours OF II
noon and D. IN. for he purpose of receiving
taxes IN pursuance OF an act Of the General
Assembly Of this state.
JOHN r. HAYES,
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes of New
Castle Hundred
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

New styles. new designs. Story &
Clark's organs. Il. F. Robelen, 10
Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

WE are asking Chill to pay great deal
more than dead sailor Is worth here.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

Behr Rros., Newly, Evans and Hale
pianos, Il. f. Robelen, no Market
street
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

DARWIN ]. MEsEROLE was received
into Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, yester-
day. Meserole made application for mem
bership several months ago but the good
people Of the church, formerly Beechei 3
were scandalized aud refused him. The
trouble with Meserole was that be was a
sinner. Some Of the members Of the
church esteemed that the church was
not for sinners. Meserole was tried for
murder and acquitted but the
church had 10 appoint committee
of special investigation to bring In a re-
port before the people could be recon
ciled TO him. That report says: "hr.
Mesetoles shooting was not only excusa'
Bile. but was. by every consideration OF
manhood. demanded. This view that
the homicide was justi6able as mes-
sure Of self defence was taken also by
the jury which acquitted him. His
fault. the report proceeds, clay not In
the shooting, but In the previous life
which had brought him into the eircum-
stances that rendered the shooting In
eVltAOlet IOf lual ule uhu VooA NV
only lrreligious, but immoral Having
turned from the error of his ways and
ITO the new life OF faith Ia Christ, the
report concludes, It is the duty Of the
church TO receive him In fellowship. The
genulneness Of his present repentance
and his sincerity OF his faith,
not the wickedness OF his past life,
are to be considered. This Is un-
doubtedly the proper view aud
the proper action. But both are unusual
Il Is as extraordinary. however, that
man who has just been tried for murder
should apply for church membership as
that special investigation should be in
stltuted before receiving him. Even II
Msssrole had committed murder rather
than a iustifable homicide he still should
have been admitted TO the church. be-
cause the church Is fof sinners Of any de-
gree without exception at any time. On
confession Of his crime and profession Of
his faith In the Christ, Jesus promised
that the robber on the cross would be
admitted into heaven. There is the
authority, the precspt and the example.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07
TO RRFFEHS[N So y I, TPTgAYPAYERs oFCHRIs-

NOTICE.
TO DELINQUEN 1T TAXPAYERS OFCHRIs-
TLANA HUNDRED.
The taxable residents of Christiana Hun.
bred and all persons Liable to tax in
said hundred are hereby notified that
the undersigned delinquent tax coll
once. Hiehiqnds, and At the hotel Of Tbomss
Lawless, on Thursdays, March 10th and 18th
between the hours Of / and 8 D. m. and at
Dalton's store, Centreville on Fridays. March
18th and 18th, between the hours OF / and 3
p. m, for the purpose Of receiving taxes. in
purs uance Of an act Of the General Assembly
Of The State.
+. A. STURGEON,
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes, Christiana
Hnnlral-
Evening journal., 1892-03-07
RECENT LITERATURE.

Elizabeth Bisland who recently married
wealthy New York lawyer opens the
March number Of the Cosmopolitan with
an article on the Cologne Cathedral
beautifully illustrated from photographs
Adam Bgdsau. the ex-Consul General to
London, contributes some personal remin
lscences OF one Of the grand danes Of Eng
land At whose house he WAS an habituary,
under the title Of strawberry Hill and
the Countess Wsldergrsve." General
Bsdeau's article is full Of interesting
personal anecdotes and observations on
the manner and customs Of what Is called
society In England. Herbert Of Muckross,
ex-guardsman. ex-bon vivant, and friend
OF Royalty, contributes a paper on his
life when an officer Of the guards, giving
incidentally much Information on the
customs OF the crack English regiment OF
quarter Of q century ago.
The Engineering Magazine for March
contains a large number Of articles Of
popular interest. An interesting paper
on the statue Of Benjamin franklin,
which IL TO ndorn the electricity build
ing 1t the Worlds Fair, Is contributed
by Young E. Allison, 3 Louisville jour
nallst Another notable article Is that
from the pen OF Professor Angelo He'll
prln Of the Academy Of Natural Sciences,
on THE Perry Expedition and It's Re-
lief In bis fourth paper to this maya
zine on American Supremacy In Ap-
piled Mechanics, DR. Coleman Sellers re
fers at length TO the work Of the manual
training schools.
The third number Of "Tales From
/ Town Topics" has been published This
book Is printed quarterly by the Town
Topics Publishing Company, No 81 West
Twenty-third street, New York. This
quarter contains 294 pages The FIRST
two Issues have attained a popularity
that has surprised the projectors, aud
there can be no reasonable doubt that an
equal. II not greater, favor awaits this
number which abonnds In witty stories
and beautiful poems Tales From Town
Topics" can be had FOR one year by for
warding 81 to the publishers.
Frank Leslie's illustrated Weekly
does yoemans service In the Republican
cause when It prints a cartoon showing
the TammanY tiger on top of the Demo
cratic mule being ridden by the clever
Senator, David B Hill Of New York
This weeks Issue illustrates the hotel
building on Fiity-ninth street and Fifth
avenue. NeS York q spirited stag hunt
10 the North Woods; a story entitled
"a Commonplace History" and gives 8
picture Of the negroes on their wav 20
Liberia Fbo were stranded in New York.
Mr. Stead's brilliant character sketch
Of the late Rev. Charles d. Spurgeon
which appears IN the March number OF
the Review Of Reviews, will not only In
terest the public, but will particularly
attract ali stud ants Of the theological
tendencies Of the day. Mr. Stead dis
cusses Surgeons theological converse
tion with an unhesitatlng frankness
This number OF the Review Of Reviews
has portrait Of Spurgeon as its fronts
piece.
Utah, q Peep into a Mountain Walled
. Treasury OF the Gods" Is for sale b.
news dealers at twenty-five cents pc
copy, or will be mailed upon receipt o
that sum by j. h. Bennett, general pass
l.. saff
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

Pianos and Household Goods
Taken In storagest l.. L Messick, No.
425 West Second street.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

TO THE g., DT .IT[, QUEST TAXPAYERS OF

The taxable residents Of Blackbird hundred
an all persons liable 10 tax In said hundred
are hereby notified that the undersigned De-
linquent Tax Collector for said hundred will
be at Mrs. Perry's Store. near the Long
Bridge, on Thursdays, March II and 81, be-
tween the hours Of and 4pm. AT Dulaney's,
on Thdrseays, April z and 81, between the
hours OF and p. m, for the purpose OF re-
ceiving taxes. In pursuance Of an Act Of the
General Assembly of the State.
R. c. BROCKSON,
Hundred
Evening journal., 1892-03-07
Mr. stead's brilliant character sketch

Utah, Peep into a Mountain Walled
Treasury OF the Gods" Is for sale by
news dealers at twenty-five cents per
copy, or will be mailed upon receipt Of
that sum by J. H. Bennett, general pass
enger agent Rio Grande Western railway,
Salt Lake City.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07
B2RRIHa Ann FiEAEOiAL
ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,

Open daily from O'Clock a. m. until p. m.
and on TUESDAYS ana SATURDAYS from 70
ID. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

,sPa'"i Stftet brfuSc HrOJect
special meeting of the South Capitol Street
Bridge Association held in the par.Ors of
the American House Thursday afternoon to
hear the report of the special committee APP
pointed at the previous meeting.
The report OF the committee was adopted
and a bill will be introduced in Congress next
week asking for an appropriation for the sur
vey Of the ground by the Secretary of War. A
mass meeting Of citizens Of Prince George and
the adjoining counties has been arranged for
and the meeting will be held at Giesboro in a
few days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
MarLle viii Go to Ohio.

The inquiry as to the sanity OF Ozias j. Mar
kle was on Saturday indefinitely suspended on
condition that he should return to his home in
Ohio and remain until he had entirely recovered
his reason Mr.. 1larkie was q clerk in the record
and pension division of the War Department
and had recently written letters TO n number of
the cabinet and others which were regarded as
showing idlosyncrasies aud the inquiry was
started.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
Keal t.tate Matters.

Sue Virginia Field has bought for $40, 900
parts 10 to IS. square rs. of w. NJ Evarts.
26xl32 feet on LIST between East Capitol and
A streets northeast.
. Chss- Childs has bought for "A. SEQ Of W. l.
Boswell sub Fl. square 754-l6xoi feet on L
between I'd and 81 streets northwest,
George J. Bogus has purchased Of C. +. z.
Richardson for Ss.9I7.50 part 6, square 343-
27x95 feet at the southwest corner Of 10th
street northwest. Also Of K ID. Weston for
e. AS parts and of same-22 feet 4 inches
By 70 feet adjoining the above % the south,
and Of w. W. Goddard for s7,os3.20 part o,
q feet inches, adjoining the above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
FOR RENT---HOUSES.

EoR RENT-coKNKRi lTH AND SIS THREE
stories snd cellar. 1r.. baths furnace, &c. as. 50
134g wallaeh place. 1rooms. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
Sss,o ~ -. tootAs
so5x on y hW . rooms .....................20.JO
JAW 9th st. ". rooma o.
fei5-3t Rust HUxdERfoRD. 6vi iith 81 St. %
EoR RENT-423 Q ST. NV; BRICK HOUSE:
4 seven r,oms and bath: Inquire of N. c. MITCH
S25.:U per month. fel5St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
SUMMER RESORTS.

LOB sALE-12 LARGE BUILDING LOTS NRAR
i fzvorite summer resort-Baddeck, Nova Scotia
location excellent; prices noerte title gcaranteo
fel5-2ms Write ALBERT HART,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
FOR RENT--HOUSES.

EoR RENT-A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR A
family OF moderate mesns TO obtain 6-roorl brick
40 leet 'front.' aail ele ssts &C. on high ground.
square from strees cars: II a15 per month n taken
FOR RENT-l2il 18TH ST. NV UR-sToRY
bay window brick: IL rooms; all mod. Improve
u %ssnss' IN nrst-ciass order A. 3. CANwocD. gs3
Sth ST. NV. fsl3-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

lG3 18th u .. &. .e2g
l00y7 z o ne. 1r..........l
" 2tn . ne. n.........W
~ = % ~. II ..........l0
Wl6 Greene court. n. 10
IA = nv, on alley. ~. ..,lQ
AB9RT p. FOX,
90 y - .. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
LOST AND FOUND.

I OSr-ON OR NEAR l4TH ST., A CRYSTAL
IL watch. Return to l405 l st. n W. and rec Give re-
ward. 1t.
I OsT-AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. SUNDAY
IL night. Japan leather pocket book. Please return
to Lieut. I. 4. GREENE, Navy Yard. and receive re-
ward. Its
I OsT-THURSDAY AFTERNOON. LADY's ALI
IL gator pocket book containing of money and a
god chain Please return to 2l24 l4th st. n. and
receive reward 1t.
I OST-MoNDAY MORNING. BETWEEN 18TH
IL and SITS. and census Office, containing ST.
and snail chance Also census Office check bearing
name OF Marian kearns. Suitable reward given If re-
turned to S2S 18th st. H. It,
EOUND-A Fox TERRIER BITCH. WHITE WITH
Il brown head. Owner can have by proving property
and paying charges Call At 500 I'D st. II. utter
pm. It,
EOUND-A LARGE YELLOW MASTIFF pod:
Il collar on neck with tacks piece OF Owner
can have by paying expense and this al. 1872 W ST.
n 1T
4 OsT-CERTIFICATE OF STOCK. NO. IO6. OF
~ The Real Estate Title Insurance Company OF ID.
C., for hve shares ued to ]. Bradley Adams.
persons warned against taking said certificate as
Application has peen made for new certificate.
BYRON =. ADAMS,
BETTE b. SWAYZE,
fel1-2aw.4w Ex'rs os J. Bradley Adams.
L>OUND--A LARGE STEER OWNER CAN HAVE
same BY proving property and ing all expenses.
Call at northeast corner OF 14th ST. and Maryland ave
ne. fel2-:n'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

1COK RHINESTONE l4S c n. e pr. AND LARGE
4 cellar; 80. Store and dwelling OF 3 rms, III L
Sc. SIS. W. e. DUVALL,
tel3-it y2o L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
WANTED---LOTS.

VA ANTED-TO PURCHASE SEVERAL GOOD
w lots in Brookland; must be cheap. Address,
stating location and price, Box 49, Office fl,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
FOR EXCHANGE.

LOB kXCHANGE-wE HAVE SEVERAL FIN
residences northwest and other desirable houses am
lots in different sections Tor exchange. JONAS
BREWER CO.. 18th and SITS. fei3-:Es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

10 s Del ave 9. lor $50 1884 Union st. Or sis 70
issas. Ty VI ssers t9 ~ iSi2 llih 5; pw. Tor as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

HANDSOMELY DECORATED TABLES A CHOICE
MENU ADMIRABLY SERVED AND BRIGHT AND
WITTY SPEECHES MAKE Up AN EVENING OF
HAPPINESS TO THOSE WHO WE'RE PRESENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

Do ,,or Fan TO read Julius Lansburgh's
lhyee Oolunins Of bargains on page4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

EoR sALE-41 TRACTS CHOICE COAL AND
= TIMBER lands; =, 100 select black walnut trees
ToOOO white oak trees will lay an agent big fee io
selling. j. d. BRISTOR. Martinsburg. w. Va it
EOR sALE-ATPUBLICA AUCTION, WITHOUT kE-
serve. on Wednesday. the ..4th day of February,
1S2, at 4SU O'Clock. in the auction rooms of Weeks
Co. No. OF La. ave. this city. A FINE FARM OF
11211 acres. improved by larse dwelling house of II
rooms. one tenement house OF rooms, harn 4uxoO
feet granary and corn house Ox40 fee chicken house
and all other buildings necessary a well-eQupred
trees. larEe vineyard good and cherry orchard
and q variety OF small fruits; near Washington CITY,
For further particulars and nap showing location
farm. &c. see or address JAMES L. CLEMENTS,
1921 st. NV. fel5-9t
E'OR SALE-345 ACRES: WELL FENCED; NEAR
L station, ~ miles from Washington; fine 14-room
dwelling; IL acres in timothy. abundance fruits. X.
" HALL. ITO st. Paulst-. baltimore. tel3-3t
EOR sALE-TEN ACRES; NICELY LOCATED ON
e the road from BladensbuIK to Landowner witnin
u mile from Blsdensburg; beautiful building site;
price, 3Us5O.
l,Ok sALE-LAkGE LIST OF FINE FARMS
y near Washington in the District OF Columbia,
Maryland and Virginia; near railroad stations and
steamboat landinss desirable for trucking and gsn-
isi3-3t JOHNSON. CHEW CO.. e17 st.
M ARYL LAND AND VIRGINIA. FARMS
1M Write Tor Catalogue.
fes-am. 1913 81. n w. WsshnEton. B. c.
NOR sALE-sUBURBAN LOTS AND FARMS;
many desirable and cheap properties alonE the
Potomac and outside of the DISTRICT q. II. CAL
VERT co. .1OlOF 1t. n fe4-lns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-29

RcvicWs or muncuveis OF Che AmaZoni
are held frequently during tho annual
custom aud arc not tho playful affairs
that they are IN civilized countries. In
% space uscd a. drill ground there "a
built bank Of thoruy cactus bushes
about / 800 feet long, 80 foot broad aud
: feet high. Beyond and parallel with
thi8 heap Is house representing O. fort.
The bnrofontcd female warriors have ~
uun1unt tttcc times the heap u thorni
which represent tho Notifications, de.
accnl into tho clear Space likl % ditch,
oscalado thc house. which represents q
citadel hris;iing with defcnscs, and talk.
the town simulated by Tho hut. Thoy
arc to b. twice icpulsod by the onuny.
but at ihe third assault they are v.cto.
rious and drag the pri oucrs 20 tho knga
feet in token OF success The trt to
lurmuunt all Tho obstacles receive from
h.7 hand the reward Of bravery, FOR,
snys the king. "Wc reckon military
valor u.s. the FIRST OF the yirtucs.n
Tho king placol himself ut tho head
Of tho column, hamngues his women
uoldiors, inilamrs them, and nt given
signal thcy throw themselves with tho
utmost fury upon tho bank Of thoma
which torture their naked feet. az the
fret assault. when tho most intrepid
had already gninod the summit OF tho
house, saw d WOMAN soldier. who was
at ouoof the ends, fall 10 tho ground
from u height OF sixteen feet. She was
wriIging her hands ana remained
seated. though her comraIc3 wegc Try.
ing TO reanimato her with courage.
WHEN tho king himself came up and
threw at her q glance and - Of indig.
milton. She suang up then as II clcc.
tlhtl, continued the mauouyoIs and
carried oil the first prize. It is imp0a.
Hib!c TO give an ilrn Of the scene. 30
Go.dthwuitc's biographical Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-29

During this time Of yenr tho hands and
face should be carefully cared for. PEG.
pie Of light complexion usually suffer
greatly during cold weather from chap-
ped hands and faces. There arc many
preparations for snlo Mt the drug stores
for chappcd hands aud all arc good
enough, but a very simple way TO keep
the hands from ohapping or becoming
sore Is to rub them with the juice Of u
lemon. Then wash them we'll, rub in u
little vasclino or glyoerin, and powder
them well with starch.
The lemon juice removes NIL little rnr.
ticlcs Of dirt from the pores and also
whitens the skin. The occasional use Of
lemon Juice on both the face and hands
will keep them white and soft, and pre-
vent tho necessity Of washing thom sew
eral times u day with soap. Uso soap
sparlngly on hands, neck and faco dur
Ing cold weather, and use only tho best,
with teuid water )
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-29

inc assaults OF the ravonous beast.
now began 10 tell on tho strength Of tho
door. jean placed bis body against it.
ana Antoine fired a. often as no could
but tho wolves appeared ton tines
hcrcer
"Listcnl' said Joan suddenly. and he
bent toward the door, making an car
trumpet with his hands
The liitlo iifcT looked through crack.
He turned TO his friend, crying out with
Joys
II SEQ dark figures moving over the
snow. They seem 60 bo horemen
Whatever they are. thcy are coming this
way They nto too tall to 30 more
wolves"
Jean picked Up tho drum aud beat
wild tune. which went out over the
snow. It was answered By shouts, and
now both could eco horcmcn gallopiug
forward.
They arc Cossacksr Whispered An
tome, his shoulder 10 the door. I'VE
shall never SEQ tho grand army again.
Tho wolves wero making final effort
TO force the door. Antoine mechanically
met them, firing away his last charge
and dropping his weapon.
In another moment party Of Wild
looking CcssacEs swuopcd down upon
the hut and surrounded IL, while the
wolves drew on.
"Como out" cried tho Cossncka
"Come out, you WHO arc witlinl Sur.
render TO the soldiers OF ,ho great cart"
Jean AMI Antoine opened tho door aud
walked forth When the Cussacks saw
tho two boys they oct upa loud laugh.
and their hoffman. fine looking fellow.
taiirically touched his cap iu tho way Of
aluto. They had expected 20 capture
number on men soldiers.
Eyes, there is tho big WOLF on the
roof" said Jean 20 Antoine, and sgrc
enough up there lay the bis gray mon.
stcr, the causo of all their trouble. One
of the Cossacks pulled the carcass from
tho roof and threw II ON tho snow.
"plny for u.s." commanded tho leader
Of the wild band
Jean and Antoine drcw mp together IN
the snow, aud In moment the lively
airs Of France woro waited over tho
drenry waste. For awhile tho facca Of
the CoHncks cloudcd.
But at last they swung their grrat
caps over their heads and checrcd tho
/ boys Of tho Yonnc.
"Nou shall 20 back 10 your army"
said tho hcimau. "Nou shall not be
taken 10 prison You have been brave
We like brave boyn hltc our own"
Tho next day tho rear guard Of tho
grand army saw approaching them with
u white lng q troop OF wild horomon OF
the stcppos, aud tire regiment TO which
Jean aud Antoine belonged WIS over
/ joyed 90 receive once moro into the ranks
I the little musicians.
The boys endured the horrors Of that
retreat. and in after ysars. when they
rat with old playmatcs under the spread
ing trees of the village and related
stories Of Nnpolyon's IN futod campaign,
thUy never failed 90 tell how they fought
I tho biz wolf aud his puck, and their rps-
enc by the Coeaol,s Of tho Dou.-r. l..
llagbough in Boston Globe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-29

4 lady. while catinga picco OF pie, fell
into a terrible III Of coughing. a physi.
clan could lind no cause for the trouble,
mud Thought that whatever foreign sub
stance had produced e had been swal-
lowed but tho patient Insisted that
there was still somO obstruction which
not only cholod her. but impaired her
power OF sleech For six weeks sho ro-
manned nearly spoCchlcss and undor con-
slant treatment. After that timo sho
slightly improved Ia health and voice,
but without permanent relief
At length, nearly two years after the
accident. DIR. Ransom, OF New York,
was consulted and removed piece Of
glass from the lgryux, hanging between
tho vocal cords. IL was triangular In
shape and measured on It's three edges
scven-cighths Of gn inch, one inch and
u 4 inches respectively!
Tie womnns voice at once improved,
and tho irritation mainly disappeared,
though slight swelling remained.
Thus the permanent results were exceed.
iugly slight, though so big fragment
OF glass had remained IN the lauuX for
u year and nine monihs,-Nouth's Com.
puniOn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-29

Tho carly Colts worahiped tho dawn
and the sunrise. It Is moro than pToba-
bic, therefore, that their liking Tor tho
color green, which wo SEQ In their fags,
sashcs, etc, arose from mistake among
those who had lost thorough kuowl-
edge Of tho Irish langgago. Tho sun, ia
Celtic, Is called by word pronounced
exactly like our word "grocn," aud it is
likely that tho Irish fondnoss for thus
color arose through tho striking similar
ity Of tho two words. In the same way,
when we tall, shout greenhouse wo
thiul; they arc 30 called because plants
are kept g,rcn in them during tho win
teri yet it Is far moro probable that the
word is derived from the old Celtic
word for sun, because greenhouses AFRO
10 built as 10 catch tho rays and heat Of
the sun and store them for future uge.--
st. Louis Republic,