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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22
FROM The ANTIPODES.
Tho only ono of Her sex Selected by
- Foreign Government for the
Pest OF Honor.

There arrived In this city today Miss
Margaret windeyer. the only woman
appointed by n foreign government as
commissioner TO tho Worlds Fair
She ia the daughter Of Sir William
Windoyer, tho senior pulsne Judge Of
tho Supreme court oi New South
Wales, and will represent the colony
Of which her father Is 70 distinguished
a citizen. DR.. Arthur Renwick, chief
Of the executive board Of the colOny's
commission, is now IN Chicago. Miss
Windeyer will assist him Ia the work
OF classi ilcatlon and Ia the details Of
the exhibit, but her position In author.
iiy and honor is coordinate with his.
At the Recommendation Of the
World's Fair commlts.on Of New
south Wales, tho cabinet appointed
Niles Windeyer n commissioner. II
was given rs compliment and In
recognition Of the excellent work done
by Lady Windeyor, her mother, Ia pre-.
pafibg the exhibit Of wOmen's work.
hAhco W ilbtgNi 10 tutIiHAhHAt hNtA
the exhibit In which she II 20
deeply Interested, particularly over
that part of II which represents
women's work. The tAxidermic OK.
hiblt Ia said TO be one OF tho best In
the world. There 10 a beautiful rug
made OF the skins Of the platypus, an
animal curious In origin, habits aud
form. The skins possess remarkably
beautiful sheen, anu the great rug will
De feature. Then there il rug
mndeof 400 oppossum tails woven by
native women. Fur dingo mats and |
mats made OF native grass will add 10 |
the distinctive character Of the dit
play.
There will be models OF interesting
animals that are strange 10 the world. |
Ono OF the best exhibits Is tina. Of lace
made by one VI tho forty Honiton
women who made the lace for the
bridal robe Of the Princess Of Wales.
There Will be samples Of knitting made
by woman from shetland, who also
had the honor to receive an order to
knit iJr the Princess OF Wales.
There will be specimens Of the work
done by woman who prints aud odita
a newspaper called the DdipH. Among
tho most Interesting OF tue exhibits
VIII be that OF dolls from the hospitals
and many valuable inventions by
nurses TO render tho apr llanoes OF the
sick room more adequate - the needs OF
those who must use them. There Ia
also feature In the way OF literary
exhibit, one clement OF which is col.
lection Of Australian fairy tales. Miss
expects to roach Chicago by
saturday next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22
WITHIN OUR GATES.

Frank q. Carpenter, the noted cor
respondent and lecturer, has arrived
and Is In comfortable quarters at the
knutsiorj.
Elliott Widen, a business man and
wide.awake citizen of Beaver City,
where the gold mines are promising to
holp out the Territory no much this
year, dropped In ON us today, being
lust from his southern abode and head.
ed for Ogden to attend the Trans Mis-.
sissippi congress as delegate.
q. IL. Hakes, well known TO the PEG.
pio OF Utah In tho earlier days, but now
a resident Of MaIicopa county, rizonA,
called In today. "Col," ~ no used to
DO called, shows some OF the ravAges OF
time In his once sable hair, but other
Wise seems 10 have held the destroyer
at bay eXcOllently well. He has lost
none OF his regard for his former home
nor for the friends OF earlier days.
-.
Charles W. Black, secretary and
treasurer OF tho Plerson & Black Live
stock Commercial company Of Kansas
Ci1y, Mo-, md j. II. Waite, secretary
anu treasurer Of the George II. Bare
Live Stock Commission company Of
the same place, made pleasant call
on the NEWS this morning. Both
gentlemen were delegates to the
CatllemonS gathering at Ogden, but
ala not care 10 return home without
taing.
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FRAGMENTS.


HOME MISSIONARY meeting noH
Wednesdays 1880 pm.
GOVERNOR THOMAS loft this morning
for his Idaho ranch. Ito expects to ro'
turn TO salt Lake next Tuesday.
| TnE second quorum Of Seventies will
hold their regular monthly meeting III
the Fifteenth ward vosiry on Monday,
April 9th, at $3.50 pm.
TnE county clerk has issued marriage
| licenses To the following porsonsi John
! G. Squires and Lille &. Brnzior, and John
L. Jansen aud Mary l.. Riddle, all OF
Salt Lake.
THE grand jury made a report this
morning and then adjourned till May
END. when they will finish up their
work, not much Of which now remains
undone.
J.Y.MAnsuALt,a well-known member
OF tho local bar, has formed partner
ship with John u. Flomming, attorney
at Denver, and will mako that city his
future home.
AT tho Thoator tomorrow morning
Row. MIR. Utior will begin aeflos OF
sermons upon Tho Higher Criticism Of
the Bible. Tho first discourse will deal
mainly with tho unhistorical elements
VI AhN ieutAttNgus
GovERSoR THOMAS has appointed
Abbott II. Haywood, and Thomas u. Dec
Of Ogden Ak delegates at large 10 tho
Trans.Mississlpp congress, vico Fred j.
kiosel and David Eeolcs, who will DO
absent from tho city.
TUG Hon. J. l.. Rawllns and wifo loft
today for tho east, ON pleasure trip.
They Will witness tho national review at
Washington, visit the national capital,
attend tho opening OF tho Worlds Fair
and expect 10 DO away from Salt Lake
about month.
ELLIS AND GOODWIN, photographer,
of % west Second south street, have
taken an excellent sot Of pictures OF the
Utah ponitoniiary, both Of the interior
aud exterior portions Of the building.
Tho portraits OF tho entire stan OF otii- |
GERS, who arc standing In front Of tho |
entrance gates, arc especially good.
THE following were tho postoflice |
changes In Utah during tho week ending |
April 10: Established, Callao, Tooolo |
county, George q Trip, postmaster;
rintlc, Juab county, William A. Wat |
son, postmaster. Postinastor- appointed |
-Merldcn, Cache county, Alfred Gard
ner; Spanish Fork, Utah county, Jon n
II, Mustard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22
Sunday Schools.

Close on 1000 Sunday school children
passed through the Temple this morn.
ing, there being over 1000 ut the first
service Mt 8 am, ana slightly under
that figure ut the second service Mt
1890 am.
There were several OF those engaged
M teachers In the district schools of
this city who have presented them.
selves under the guise Of being teach
ers In the Latter.day Saint Sunday
schools, when In fact they were not
members Of the Church at all, and
have thus msdean effort to gain ingross
to the Temple on day not open
for their admission. Persons who
resort TO such dIshonorable methods
are certainly unit to DO instructors OF
children,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22
Death of n Good Woman.

Sister Elizabeth Cutler, wife Of
Father John Cutler, Of the Fourth
Ward, this city, died at Q q. m. today.
April 22nd. The cause Of her demise
was general debility. Deceased was
the daughter OF Thomas aud Miranda
Robinson, and wns born in Sheffield.
Yorkshire, England, Nov. Goth, 1892;
was therefore In her fist year ut the
time Of death. She embraced the
Gospel In 1863 nnd immigrated b
Utah with her husband and family In
1864. Deceased was an honest, up
right woman, notable among all her
acquaintances for her blindness OF heart,
anu was esteemed and beloved not
only by her immediate relatives, but
also by NIL who had the pleasure OF her
acquaintance. She leaves, besides
her husband, six children, among
whom ARE Bishop Cutler Of Lehi, and
the members OF the firm OF John &.
Cutler & Bros. The funeral services
will be held at p. IN. tomorrow (Sun.
day, April 23fd) at 0O5 south, West
Temple street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22

only OF about 1000 words, In which ME
found no supefilu0us letter.. They
have language for the chiefs ami one
LOT the common people.
inc lecturer then ahowed 20 tho
listeners well selected lot OF spell
mems OF shells, animals, and products
oil native manufacturer.
A xylorhone solo by Mr.. Adelbert
Beosley was heartily euoOfed.
Elders Lee, Bonusti, Boeslcy and
woods sang Samoan selection.
Alter tho Announcement Of n lecture
ny Professor Done AZ the next meeting,
euhject, "rhe French Revolution,"
the society adlournci.
FRANK SEEoMILLER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22
An Admirer of Salt Lake.

Among Salt Lake's visitors at this
time Is Mr.. @. J. Meloy, Of Wisconsin,
where the gentleman ia engaged IN
the hardware business. He ia a brother
Of County Clerk Meloy, and ia ust
returning home after six woeks' va
cation, part OF which has been spent In
New Orleans anu Southern California.
Mt. Meloy called at Salt Lake ON his
way back from the coast and expects
TO resume his homewArd journey to-
morrow. He IL charmed with the nat.
urhl attractions OF Zion and thinks II
one Of the most delightful spots he has
ever seen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22
Can Attend an Engine.

Robert Booth, who recently arrived
from South Carolina, has not teen
able to IND employment since reach-
ing this city. He Is reported to be n
good, honest, Trustworthy man. He
has been accustomed to attend a sta.
tionary engine, which employment he
has followed for over ten years, and IL
thoroughly familiar with II. Any
person or firm desirlng a workman Of
that character would do a good act by
giving him a situation, either Ia the
city or any Of the settlements. He
would be especially valuable In con-
necion with a steam sawmill. Address
this office or 10 care Of Robert Patrick,
Eighteenth Ward store. 1903 B street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22
Nelson's Hearing Deferred.

The preliminary examination OF
Marcellus Nelson, Attorney Condon's
erring law partner, was to have taken
place Mt pm. today; but by consent
Of counsel on the other side II has been
continued till next Tuesday morning
at l0:SO. Assistant County Attorney
bichnor will conduct the prosecution;
Attorney a. n. Sheppard Sheppard,
Cherry and 5heppard) will defend the
accused.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22
THIS COUNTRY AND EUROPE.

The difference between this country
nd the countries OF the Oh World Is
never more strikingly illustrated than
the matter Of homes. There, few
people ever expect TO own their own
roof; still fewer to ever have title to
the land on which their house stands.
On the contrary, IN this country, any
man possessed Of health, energy and
Intelligence is sure that before many
years he may not only build himself
a house; but may also own the land
surrounding II. Are YOU content TO
asten upon yourself and your innocent
children tho system Of tenantry that
ages Of feudalism fastened upon the
countries OF Europe? Do you pay
ront? II 30, why not pay that amount
upon the purchase price Of n home for
yourself In Forest Dale? In this
delightful suburb you can buy land,
build your housc, and pay for II with
little more exertion than is required
to pay your landlord. II you rent
every nail you drive, every weed you
pull goes 10 improve your tempo rary
quarters, but eventually results only In
beneHting him whose tenant you are.
II you buy home, every shrub, flower
or tree you plant grows for you aud
your children. II you have money
enough, pay all cash, and get discount
therefor. IL you have only your
wages, buy on tho installment plan,
paying 40 much each month; and
your wife and children will gladly
help you save rather than 1.-Two In a
rented house.
We have at Forest Dale the best OF
soil, first. class water, both from springs
and artesian wells, district sohools,
Sunday schools and good neighbors.
You may buy land by the rod, by the
lot or by the acre. Depth Of lots varies
from 100 feet to 20 rods. No trouble
to show property. Call ct room 33i
Constitution block, and make arrange.
ments with my agents. Correspont.
ence solicited.
. GEoBGE NJ. CANNON, Owner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22

GinnoNs- the Twenty. frat ward oi.t
AHi, l1il, OF old age, Joseph Gibbons; aged
n. iv was born At sutton, St Nicholas Here.
torh, hnglandi Joined the Church In 1855, and
omlgrated IN lisa. His wife Martha died
August sith. lspl. lio leaves four daughters
all M wan. lilo was member of tho igidgyav
Ifoe' branch, birmingham Conference, EnF.
Funeral viii take place sunday, nm, from
ft,,dence. - FIRST street. Friends invited.
Nf enuiai Silr, please COPY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22
Scarf can an any prescription.

People visiting tho City dur
Ing Conference will do we'll to
call and examine our immense
stock of Carpets, Llnoleum, Oil
Cloths and Draperles, and sat
isfy themselves that we can
sell cheaper than tho cheapest.
UTAH CARPET & DRAPERY
COMPANY,
NO. 10 w. First South Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22
Scarf will treat you right.
THE CELEBRATED

Gendron"Carriages, acknowl-
edged to DO the Best and
Cheapest Baby Carriages In tho
market, sold by Move & Child,
81 to III E. LIST South st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22

THE BxsI SALvE In tho vo,,.
cuts, Bruises, SORES, Uicen, Al.
hheum, Fever soros, Tettor, Chsppot
Handle, Chlioiains. Cornr and all 81,
Lrupiions, and positively cures Pin PIN
or no pay required. 1t 10 guarantee y
give perfect sstlsfaction or mona.
funded. Price rs osnH per boz =
tale BY A. C.Bmith = 90 W
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22

THE CutLrN-W Dickinson, Tacoma
Thomas q uch, Buttei J Han, Atlanta; ii
ea"i,n,hart tocaielloi IL q Leisening, Omaha +;
lraneiseoi Geo . Labogh and wiie. sconeld
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22
SYRUP OF BANANA.

Perfectly Pure, Harmless
and Agreeable. For sale
by Godbe-Scarff Drug Co.
and all druggists. .r,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22

Get your butter, milk and cream
from the Netherland Fine Stock q
Dairy Co., the largest ami beat dairy
In the the west. Il. o. Box 545.
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lso
OK WEDNESDAY, AT 1880 A. NJ,
ApRII. 0DTII
CARPETS

In the Latest Designs and
Colorings and at bottom prices
at Neve q Chlld's. ST to III E.
LIST South St.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22

Robinson Bros.
Shoes are easy ON feet and pocket. 40
West, let South st. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22

.ROvo MUS CLOTH

PROVO MILLS CLOTH
Will outwear anything In the
market.
We Mako Mons Suits to Order.
We also have a stock OF Ready
made Clothing on hand.
JOHN G. CUTLER d BRO.
SO MAIN STREET.
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Scarf can fix you.

90 to ibe Pacific FeeI Mill. IL l.
Third South, for all kind Of Grain ana
Roll Feed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22

On Monday, April cath, at 1880
Am, No. ll2 w. South Temple Street,
Two Fine Bedroom Sets and Bedding,
lot Carpets, Gas Stove Cook Stove
Refrigerator, Tables, Dishes, etc., ct
Also
On TUESDAY, AT 1880 AM, APRIL
25TH.
No. $40 3. State Street, Fine lot OF
ParlOr Furniture, Folding Bed with
mirror frutt, Elegant Body Brussels
CARPETS, Cook Stove with Reservoir,
Finest Safeguarding Gasoline Stove,
lot OF Fine China and glassware, Bed.
room Sets and Springs aud Bedding,
lot OF Kitchen Utensils, Large Bath
Tub, Cupbosrds and Wardrobe, etc.,
etc.
Also
ON "WEDNESDAY, AT 1890 A. NJ,
APRIL 26TH,
NO. ZIG s. Eighth East Street,
: rooms, ilne lot OF Parlor Furniture,
Bedroom Sets, Folding Beds and Hair
Mattresses, Blnnkets,and Bed Linen,
Fine Center Extension Table, Willow
Rockers, Gasoline Stove, lot Of China
anu Glassware, fine lot OF Carpets and
stair Carpets, etc, etc.
X. a. ANDREWS, Auclloneer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22

The Pacific Feed Mill Is headoun,.
tiers for horse feed. They roll tbe ga
especially for their trade
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22

Que Million Dollars to Loan
Six to . per cent
COSwAY h DoSNELLAN,
8 Room ~, Commercial Block,
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NUT COAL, $3.50 Per Ton.
Ellerbeck & Co..
40 o. First South ST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22

Jeweiry at bargains. Watch repair.
ing speciality, at J. s. Jensen, 22 l..
LIST South.
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ItoutN.


DONE, TO the wife OF willard Done, socc
ward, boy. NJ this morning. All we'll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22

TIE American Employer ms. Co.,
T.. l.. Sheets, General Agent. Tele'
phone 1875. Oillce over American
National Bank.
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Go % scafil,. ior patcnt Meilolner.

WE MEET ALL COMPETITION
In price and workmanship with
our now and choice Wall
Papers; Nove & Child's, 81 to
III L. lst South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22

SYRUP OF BANANA,
the Great Fruit Laxative.
Does not grippe or nause-
ate. For sale by all drug
Qlsts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22

Colima Coffee IA unequeled
Purity anu Flavor, Barlow Thon,,.'uof
Grocery Go. p'oh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-22

Get your AuHIracts Of litle nj the
County Rerorder's office. They arc
made directly from the original records.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30

1t is usually considered a note,
worthy circumstance for man or
woman 20 b. married. three times, but
in olden times the number would
have beea thought little of ST Jc,
rome mentions widow who married
her twenty.sccond husband who in
his turn had been married to twenty
two wives 4 woman named Eliza
beth Mast, who died at Florence in
nos had been married 20 seven hus.
bands, all of whom she outivci. She
married the last % the seven az the
age of 20. When on her death bed she
recalled the good and bad points of
each Of her husbands and, having i'm
purtially weighed them in the bal
ance, she singled out her fifth spouse
as the favoritc, ana desired her re-
mains might be inferred near his.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30
BARAGA.

A fine mixed candy at 25 cents a
pound at S. Il. Harris * Co's.
The finest assortment of creams
and chocolates in the county which we
can sell you nj 40 and 80 ceuts per
pound. S. 4. Farris & Co.
Don't fail to take i'll the grand ball to
be given next Monday night, by hester
Hose company. The boys are sparing
no pains to make it an enjoyable affair.
hester Hose company have placed an
order with IN Ishpeming firm for two
sets of hobs for thei hose carts. With
this equipment tho boys can get their
hose laid in case Of fire during the win
ter season. much easier than Nth the
carts rs they are now.
Mrs. ]. ID. LaDue, daughtcr OF L. II.
Ormsby, aad q yeiy narrow escape from
Serious injury Saturday evening. Mr..
haDue was iiostine some incandescent
Lamps for Christmas tree by The light
of candle at his home in Marquette,
when the ether used in the liquid took
fire and flew all over Mrs LaDue. She
fortunately escaped with only slight
burns.
i teamster named Henry Lamerc
filled ~ with lighting whistey lat
Monday and started out to raise a
"rnc,ioa" in the railroad depot Office
On beng elected by tho agent he at
tempted 10 batter down the office door
He was arrested tor being drunk N4d
disordcily, but owing to some defect IN
the yil'aga ordnance he was di~charg
ed Another warrant was issued on Il
complaint alging him with malicious
injury to Il building, but Def, re- the
warrant could be placed in the otlicer',
hands Lamerc skipped out and made
good his escape.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30

Something much aka 10 consterna-
ton has been created throughout
Greece by the issue of warrants for
the arrest of several members of the
national legislature on charges Of
completely in the acts OF brigandage
which are now monopoli1ing the at
tention OF the Hellenic government
One OF the most prom inent su pporters
of NJ. DelG9rnis, namely, VI. Fakis,
representing the district of rr.kIala
in parliament, has already been
lodged in Jail, and it Is expected that
he will shortly be joined there by
several of his colleagues who are
accused of being in league with the
ThessalIan banditti
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30
AND SUCH IS FAME.
Tho Greatest Man In milwaukee,
Loomed Up at Last.

Tho Greatest Man In Milwaukee
Loomcd Up at Last.
IT was out in Milwaukee the other
day." said business man, land,
after had done what went there To
do, looked up friend and he took
me out to show me the town. We
walked around on all the principal
streets, and he pointed out TO me the
big buildings and all that sort OF
thing. Finally we reached down
town corner and my friend took up
his stand there.
81 didn't know what he was up TO,
but dutifully stood beside him and
we talked of all sorts of things for
half an hour or so. Just as ] was be-
ginning to get very tired he nudged
me and pointed out very ordinary
looking man who was walking slowly
towards us
That's him" he said, in great ex-
element
II expected to see the president or
somebody equally great and | looked
Ia the direction indicated saw no.
body but the ordinary-looking man
before mentioned.
81 knew if we stood here long
enough we'd see him., continued my
friend. That's him, sure enough
"'That's who,' asked.
"'Why,' ne answered, that's Charles
ii. Harris.
"And who, in blazcs, is Charles II.
Harris?'
~ shall never forget the look of
utter contempt that my friend cast on
me. He drew himself up to his fail
height and answered in Il tone that
IN de me feel very small indeed;
WHY, he's the man who wrote After
the Ball."
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30
A RICH RUSSIAN BROTHER.
Ivan Had a Great Opinion of Him ana
Y His Ability to Get Drunk.

Ivan HAD Great Opinion of Him ana
x His Ability to Get Drunk.
THE house on the right, says Ivan.
with some pride, belongs to my
brother, who is the richest man in the
vi lage. He has five grown-up sons,
and therefore - large amount Of land,
four good horses and six cows; he
lives we'll
Does he drin ll?" we inquire,
'3f course he does" saws Ivan,
lizard on holidays; but he is . good
worker, and. with FIVE sons, can spare
two or three Us work in town Three
Of his are lub5'ars, ana most Of their
wages come hame. As for the land,
my brother nud his two sons and their
wives can ca Nv cultivate it, All,
BARN. it's great thing for us
mouiiks TO h3ve grown-up sons!'
Ivan's remarks were true enough.
The large family in Russian village
is u cooperative concern, and pays
we'll
rs your rich brother ut work to-
day." we asked.
Ivan made tipsily comical gesture
of horror, he spat upon the ground
with unnecessary vchemcnce and then
crossed himself
1.-THE BARN is pleased TO joke" he
said at is holiday. My brother
and his sons are not sinners. They
do not work on holiday. They are
all at the lSabali, as they should b."
''Drunk?" vcnturcd.
Drunk, BARN; certainly said Ivan.
"Why, what would you have.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-12-30

IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.