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The record-union., 1893-06-24

Arthur-Mamma, was grandma very
cross when she was young? mo, dear;
why?" well, l thought maybe that
could be taken out"
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NEW YORK POULTRY SHOW.
Tho sight was Imprc,siyoj the Sound "
Moro Ifuurpa.Itr SIM

Tho sight Was Impressive tho sound Was
Moro Impressive Ntili.
Tho official cntalogucof the Now Yorl,
Poultry and Pigeon association shows
about $500 birds to have been ON cxhibi.
tionut Madi.ou Square Garden. A few Of
them were lOrsalo. but most were put M
IL competition. Thiswas one of tho finest
poultry shows over given in America.
1t was satisfaction to observe that
many American bred birds woro even
handsomcr than soiuo which had been
imported.
On entering the Garden a sound utter
ly Undesirable mot the ear. II was tho
Growing OF hundreds OF cocks. the cav.
ing End singing Of hundreds OF hens.
Tho ticket 1llcr ail It made his head
ache. Pigeons cOoel, ducks quaclod
and geese houkoi. Only tho mniestic
turkeys kept dignihol silence. Among
turkeys the splendid American Bronze
was oasily first Gs 90 general purpose
qualities. Some Of the gobblcrs must
have weighed not less than 80 pounds
and wcrc of course useless for breeding
purposes. good only TO show how biz a
Thank giving turkey can DO mado by
care and feeding Next IN size to tho
Bronze clmo tho 6lGto colorcd turkeys
and the handsome White Hollands. But
the Bronco for meat milking always.
In this brioi, imperfect sketch Of tho
birds at the show we mention chiefly
those we thial; would be profitable to the
farmer and marsa, breeder. But there
were some bngularly beautiful spcci-
mems Of tho kinds that ornament u lawn
or poultry house. There were dazzliugly
brilliant rcd and yellow golden pheas-
ants, silver pholsauts and ring ncclscd
phoasants Hundreds Of pigeons of every
shape, aize, color, attracted the eve,
while overhead near the great glass
dome Of tho garden white dove circled
round and round Ia It's flight, whirring
and cooling aud making one think some.
how Of the ark and tho wonderful poul.
try show Noah must have had. Some Of
the full grown bantam chickens weighed
no moro than pound but, on the other
hand, thorc were also American-Adatic
cocks that weighed from i5to 20 pounds.
Some OF them must hayo been quito rs
heavy asa good sized lamb. OF chickens
alone there were 81, different breeds.
Looking at tho breeds from the point
Of utility alone, tho casual obsor;er
would decide from tho appearance of
them Nh that II he wanted big, heavy
fowl for meat production he would
choose tho light Bgahma, tho Buff Co
chin or tho Partridge Cochin, The two
last named were tho hanlsomest Of all
tho big birds. however, both Of them
strikingly beautiful. You looked Mt one
awhile, then at the other, and could not
make mp your mind which was most
attractive IN appearance. Breeders Of
both tho Buf and Partridge Cochins do.
clare they are each respectively the fin
est In existence
The Leghorns ARE among tho best lay.
crs, particularly the White Lcghorns, M
is well known. But any one who saw
the families Of Single Combed Leghorn
Spanish and Minorca fowls would be inn
pressed so disagroeably by the sight OF
the wroichod combs dropping over the
he's owes that If no know nothing OF
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FRAGMENTS.

THE gland jury have boon In soss,o y y
today. Thoy expect to adjourn laio Uni
afternoon for tho next few weeks
PnonArr JUNIOR BLAiRls the unioriu-
nate vicilm Of mild attack 81 thtunia.
tism aud 20 troubled him greatly TO get
around today.
A MEETING for tho setting anaft Of
missionaries will be held at the Historic
ans OH 90 nj 1850 pm. on Friday next
Los goy. Chinaman who has been a
resident " Salt Lake tor more than
score Of years, died ~ hoarl disease "
his place OF business on Commofcnl
street last night and was buried niiof the
fashion Of his countrymen today.
A UNio PAcIic srociai passenger
tfnln len tho Union dennt 1t ogden ~
7:O2 this morning with % passengers on
board and arrived In salt Lake litile
10 than fcr.y minutes later Tho run
was the fisiet ever made over that line
und or similar conditions.
Titr county clerk hns issued mar.
riago lisentos In A.B.Stringham nf Bling
ham and Mary Gilmore of Salt Lake; 90
John Longs, Of bingham, and Lisa
BloumQuis, Of salt Lake; to James W.
Harrison and Emily V. Bishop, both Of
Salt Lake.
Is the notice Of the pro'entation Of tho
photograph group TO sunday School
Superintendent Avcsun 10 was orrunU-
ously stated that tho recipient hal held
the Office OF superintendent since tho
organization Of tho school. Tho fact q.
that he has been an ollicor Of the school
for that period. Bro her W. ID. owen
was tho first superintendent and held
that Office for upwards Of n years.
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Wonderland.

THIS Is the last day aui opportunity
for tho public TO $40 John Hanson
Craig, the heaviest man living, rs his
engagement terminate today. He Is
wonderful curiosity, and this oppor-
tunitv should not 10 los, to .hose who
have not seen him and heard his very
intere-ting lecture. IA cltirp change
Of progtam will occur tomorrow In the
curil nall. Roltair'e original palace OF
Illusions win be on exhibition, 1t being
the most elaborate ani expensive dis
play aa well Ms the most mystifying
ever seen In this country. On the
uljOu stage viii appear tho Dlvenporl
sister, stella and Edna; also Miss
Julia Walcolt, the b llni Queen. In
the thentorium the beAutlml domestic
play, Kerry, will be proIugcd by the
iayUrite stock company.
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chickens beyond the looEs oil them he
would never go in for those breeds The
comb IN many cnscs droopcd over one Of
the hcu' eyes IN such n way as 10 OBJ
scusc tho sight of that oyc altogether,
while the poor bird was Obliged TO koop
mp nm iucauant b1bhiug. wriggliug
movement to throw The thing TO oac
siio that wns enough to give the be-
holder ST. Vitus' dance Buidcs that.
tha1 combs nro dead sure 10 freeze In
cold weather " they have half chance
At the same iimo the Leghorn eggs arc
large, snow white. beautiful and very
fashionable. and It is 90 be- remembered
that they couicm winter when eggs bring
the highcs; price.
But Tho fowl for the farmer, tho gen.
oral purpose fowl, as Il wcrc, Is un.
doubtodly tho beautiful barred Ply.
mouth Rock. In sisc tho specimens NJ
the New Norl; exhibition mako no moan
showing even alongside the giant Brah.
mas and Cochius. while their eggs arc
abundant enough. considering what cx.
cellont spring broilcrs the Plymouth
Rocks make. The eggs arc exceedingly
handsome, too, with choir rich color. the
shade of coffee with plenty of cream in
It. Most striking in appearance were
the famous Blue Lnng-han fowls, too,
which arc not blue at all. but fno dark
gray.
Among game breeds other than pit
fowls the Indian gsmo leads in size and
beauty But even tho Indian game IS
not so altogether great asthc fancy poul-
try breeders who have IL for sale repre-
sent IL in their circulars to Us poor out
sidcrs Tho meat ia undoubtedly iiuc,
firm and juicy, but there is such an cnor-
nous longth Of lex there that tho casual
observer concludes There Is more Lex than
anything else, aud that tho Indian game
could beat the champion In a running
milo dash. Tie capou class showed some
magnificent meat bearing creatures with
very neck looking heads.
Among geese Of coarse the Toulouse
and Emblen arc first IN market value.
The pol.ing and Muscovy ducks were the
large and finest la appearance, but the
Cayuga duck held iis own very well too.
Tho Picking and Muscoyy ducks were
quite as large as the geese familiar to us
in our childhood
Every patent medicine Tor poultry that
brain Of mnu has as yet conceived was
there. mcuhators with little chicks Just
popping out OF The shcll were in plenty.
Each eloquent agent assured tho green
visitor that his particular kind Of In.
cubator and hr0olor combined all good
qualities 80 far known. It may be- 10.
marked in passing that most OF the Wis.
itors, being city people. were green.
Tho display Of eggs was a very bcauti-
full one. The eggs laid By particular
breeds were put TO themselves In hand.
some pyramids and the different pyra.
mids placed together IN u group. each
labeled so that the visitor could toll ut a
glanco what breed OF lien produced this
or that assortment. The ralo BLUSH
green shade oi thc Blue Laugshan egg
contrastul Handsomely with tho lyillinu,
white Of the Lcghom and the almost
Nuculato brown OF fhc Plymouth Rocks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-12

There figures represent the number
e bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discover
for Consumption, Coughs and Cold-i
which wore sold In the United States
from March, '9l, or March, '92. Two
Million, Two Hundred and Twenty.
Eight Thousand Six Hundred anu
Seventy-TwO bottles sold In one year,
aud each ana every bottle was sold on
positive guarantee that money wouli
bee refunded II satisfactory results did
nOt follow its use. The secret OF It,
iuccessiB plain. II never dRnppOints
ana can always be depouded on ~ the
very best remedy for Coughe, Colds,
tic. Price, SOC. and sl.OO. At A O..
smith & Goa Drug Store. a.
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favor Of using full sheets Of foundation
instead Of starters.
G.. ID. Brodebsck Of Chicago, intro.
ducod the Ferguson ulteut Tee hive,
manufactured by Il. * ntchmer Red
Oak, Iowa.
JONES Hawkins Of Benjamin, AMI
w. Worsenuroft OF pays)n, introduc'
ei anew SELF reversible extractor, In.
vented by the former.
Tho convention passed a res1luii)n
10 the effect that Il was the best Xxx
tfac.or yet Invented according to their
knowledge. IL will be manufactured
by $. Worsencroft & Son, Payson,
Utnh.
Meeting adjourned until some timc
In OciObtr.
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BEE KEEPERS ASSOCIATION.
Topics Discussed aud Business Trans
acted at the Convention.

The Utah bee Keepers Association
has concluded it's convention. Three
meetings were held commencing at .
p. m. April 10Th, at which the follow.
ing topics were discussed anu business
transacted:
II was decided that one gallon cans
for local trade and five gallon for ship.
ping are the best to be- used.
The association was in favor Of
patronizng home manufacture IN the
way OF actions, hives ana cans, II
they can be made as cheap and good
IN the imported article.
Mr.. q, w. Nickel OF Provo repre-.
scented the wood working part In the
way OF hives, shipping crates and sec.
tiOns.
j, @. Simmons Of Ogden told the
convention that he could manufacture
cans ss cheap Us they could no had
from tEe east.
Winterlng was discussed at some
length, aud II was concluded that
ventilation was necessary.
From the reports given, Salt Lake
h'AANH ANNh RNHAA 80 PCT NFul VI liA
ices, Utah county II per cent ant tho
fesi OF the territory from 8 to 20 pei
cent last winter
Tho numUer OF colonies OF bees re.
ported In eacn county wat SAT-
Lake, 5000; Utah, $500; Davis, 4llD;
Juao, 1000; Weber 25Ol. The balance
were not reported,
1t was suggested that tho inspector
DC more thorough IN tile future than
In the past IN looking after foul brood.
yellow Jackets and moths were
ported aa nglng great detrm snt TO
hee3 an Tor TIE latter n NUMBER sug.
Bett the method OF setting tub Of
water ana lighie1 lantern hung In It
az night ~ being n good method for
killi1g them.
The majority Of tho numbers were In
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SYRUP OF BANANA,
the Great Fruit Laxative.
Does not grippe or nause-
ate. For sale by all drug
gists.


IL. NJ. Blossom, senior member OF
IL. NJ. Blossom q Co., 2l7 n. nj st.,
~. Louis, writes: b't been lett with
very distressing cot.s'i the result OF
Influenza, which moth IE seemed 10
relieve, until took BdlidTd's Horo-
hound Syrup. One bottle completely
cured nue.. | sent one DO tie 10 my
sister, who had severe cough. and
she experienced immediate relief.
always recommend this syrup to my
friends.
John Crsnston, ons., Hampshire
street. Quincy, llls;, writes; have
SUPERIOR to any other cough medicine
have ever known. IL never disap'
Ioints. Price 50c.
~old by z. @. NJ. l. Drug Dept. 2
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Samoan Mission.

Missionaries will be leaving for the
Samoan islands on the 23rd OF the
present mouth. Those desiring to send
packages to their friends on the islands
should forward tho same Immediately
t. Rove, Morris, suumurhays Co.,
Salt Lake Clly. Parcels aud pack ige,
must bs well packed, aud OF necessity
limited 20 few pounds in weight, not
10 excseG say fifteen pouuis. Nobulky
OF heavy packages can be sent with
the missionaries.
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Il win cost you nothing and win
surely do You good, II you have n
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumptijn,
CouRhs aud Colds Ia guaranteed to give
relief or money will be paid back.
Sufferers from La Grippe fo,'nd It Jusi
the tning, and under It's usel had q
speedy nnd perfect recovery. r.y n
ample bottle at our expense and learn
for yourself just how good "a thing ~
IL. Trial bottle free Nc A. q. Smith q
Goa Drug Store. Largo sizs 6Oc. aud
tl.O0. %
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Today's Probate Conrl.

Estate OF jacob Haengsle, deceased.
Hearing ON final account aud dlsiiibu.
ton. Order made rs prayed.
Estate Of NJ. Rush Warner, de.
ceased. Order male appointing nj.
praisofs.
Estate OF Martin Busch, deceased.
Hearing on executors account dis.
missed.
Estate OF David Vaughn, decea, ed.
Hearing on return Of sale Of personal
property, and order made confirming
sale.
Estate Of Harley Warner, deceascj;
Hearing Oh petition ior letters o. ad :
mlnlstration, and order made as
prytd.
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NOTICE.


The lectures Of DR.. Karl q. Maeser
on sunday school work have been pub
llshrd ia pamDniei form aud are now
ready for distribution. II the Stake
supeflnlendcnls OF some representative
from each stake viii call "a on Brother
Joseph II. Parry, ~ aud 20 west SOath
Temple street Opposite to south gate OF
Temple blockD they can obtain the
number allotted 10 them. They Will
In turn Immediately deliver them Ia
each school In their respective Stakcs,
70 that the valuable Information con-
tained therein mny he rut In use.
GEORGE q. CAHNUS,
GEORGE GODDARD,
JoIfN MORGAN,
General SUPPLEMENTARY Of Sunday
Schools.
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OFFICE or BOARD OF Pubic wo,...
S'lt Lake CITY. U.ah
ANul s, 1855.
To Contractors for Sewer Cons,ruc,i.-.
Sealed proposals. will be reeeivei
until O'Clock =. IN. " WeJnes Ia,
May Bird, 1893, for the work on rsn.
sifucting masonry sewer about 40.o1l
feet IN length aud from ~ TO gl Inc, 80
internal diameter. Plau- anu suociN.
cations showing the character apJsx.
tent NJ the WORK will be on rxbiblti.,,
At the Guy Engntef's onlcc. t'nm
No. II, CITY Hal buiijing on n,ni
alter the l7th instant. TulI ustru.'
tons TO biddefs,with iorms Tor pTop,sai.
contract, aud bond viii be Furnished
on Application, n ter the 10Th instant.
Address Board OF Public Works. No.
~ south Man Street, ia Lake CIV
Utah. ''''
Tue light Ia reserved 10 reject nv
aad all bids.
BY order u the Board.
G. l.. BAiNEs,
a. +. DOREMUs, Chairman.
Guy Engineer.
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81. George Temple.

The re.opeuing OF tho Temple at
81. George IL postponed I'LL 100. M. Of
Tuesday, the 2ud Of May, 1893.
joins ID. n. MCALiIs1ER.
SALT LAKE CRY, Apil lot, 1888.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-12

In tho Latest Designs and
Colorlngs and at bottom pricos
at Move q ChIld's, 81 to al +.
LIST South ST.
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trusts and CombInntion-

Are unpopular But there Is one form
OF trust against which no one has any.
thing TO say. That Il the trust which
the public repOses In Hoods Sars7-
parllla, aud the best OF ~ IN tho trust
Is fully justified by the merit Of the
medicine. For, remember, HOODS
Satsapnrilla CURES.
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THE CELEaRATEp

"Gendron"Carriogos, acknowl-
edged to 90 tho Best and
Cheapest Baby Carriages In tho
market sold by Novo & Child,
37 to ~ L. ist South s..
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business Invitation.
Merchants visiting Conference
are respectfully invited
10 call aud zee our
Paper Box Manuiactury,
located on Nam 81, between
Walker and Clift Hotels.
w. G. MCDoNALD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-12

OF hOP OF BANANA.
Perfectly Pure, Harmless
and Agreeable. For sale
by Godbe-Scarff Drug Co.
and all druggists.
Weber tGrat- Cteel,l Coal, 100 =. Main.
Fine Perfume ,. IoUn,ou.Pralt DrugCo.
Iiusincss Invitation.
Merchants visiting Conference
are respectfully invited
10 call Gud zee our
Paper Box Mandatory,
located on Nam St, between
Walker and Clift Hotels.
W. G. MCDoSALD.
People visiting tho City dur
ing Conference Will do we'll to
call and examine our immonso
stock of Carpets. LinoIeum. Oil
Cloths and Draperlos. and sat-
isfy themselves that we can
sell cheaper than the cheapest,
UTAH CARPET & DRAPERY
COMPANY.
No. 10 w. First South Street.
Merchants Attending conference.
You are respectfully
invited to visit oar
CANnY FACTORY,
bet yetu Walker ana Clin
Hotels on Main Street.
JAMES q. MCpONALD
3 CnuHy 60.
NUT COAL. S4.5O Per Ton.
Ellerbeck q Co,
80 o. First South ST.
Get your butter, milf aud cream
from tie No,horInud Emo Stock Il
Dairy Co., ihe largest nnd beet daley
in the the we'i. +. o. B'x5i5
All kinds u Coal, lly $. aiaia.
--------.aa--
II the stout indy who claimed yurso
fund by astrrot railway couaucior will
return 10 10 the rlghtiul OwutT,she viii
oblige and be rewarded. Care DEs.
EREr News Office.
Grand INhtbitinr. DHncinv aud naii
IL. II. Younger w.ll give his EXmbI.
ton ani BAH at the Salt Lake rhcstrf,
on Friday evening, April tue / ~,
commencing Mt hnlfpt-t O'Clock.
Reserved eats for Dfes- Circle aud
Fhsi Circle, 75c., on sulc NJ the BoS
ONCE, Thureday hud Friday, Apnl
l3'h aud lam.
Lfdie,' aul Chlldrcn's Dagclng
Matinee and Exhibition, Saturday
afternoon, commencing Of O'clock,
and continuing To 10 "a, lock. Aimt..
zion; For Ladies' and Chiliren. .5c.;
Gentlemen, 5uc.
ORDER OF DANCES.
]. Grand Figure March By th3 rupis.
?. MhiUsuc iOIuuHHp.
2. omirE Though the Rye.
Z, Scotch, Dance.
.. Hungarian Court Dance.
q. tklr. q nucc.
T. Highland fling.
I. Juctcy uOrupipo
y thruuCu.
10. ltuuBu lance.
u, llHlHr'H uornpiuc.
y, LlmhNrnc Dance.
%. Mushetuum. %.
~. sword tilurc.
%. Sailors llornppc.
IL. T.. I0uNGFR,
Teacher 10 Dancing.
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Hood. pllls nrc purely vegetable, ANA
do not purge, pam or gripe. Sold hy
ali ira plsts
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SYRUP OF BANANA.
Perfectly Pure, Harmless
and Agreeable. For sale
by Codbe-Scarff Drug Co.
and all druggists.
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NUT COAL. $50 Per Ton.
Ellerbeck q Co.
40 o. First South ST.

Get your butter, milf aud cream
from tue Ne;hcrlnud Fine Stock Il
Dairy Co., the largest nnd beet daley
In the the west. L. O. B'N5i5.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-10-20
STRICKEN DEAD.
TRUSTWORTHY STATEMENTS.
A recent New York dispatch reads

A recent New York dispatch reads:
"James G. H, fine looking and
apparently healthy man, was observed to
stagger while walking on Fifth Avenue this
afternoon, and after taking one or two un.
certain steps fell to the sidewalk. When
picked up he was dead. A physician ex-
amined the body ,and pronounced heartdiseass
the cause of death. A peculiarly sad feature
of the case is that Mr.. H--wa on his
way 10 Maine, to settle in the home of his
boyhood. lie had passed the previous ten
years in the western mining country, and had
amassed fortune. IfY0U have any of the
symptoms given in the following testimonials
you should lose no time in seeking relief.
From John l.. Roberts, Slatington, Pa:
81 have suffered with palpitation, irregular
pulSe, tainting and Smothertng spells, pain in
shoulders, side, and arms for oUer forty years.
For twelve years have been treated without
avail by prominent physicians in my neigh
borhood and in New York. Growing con.
stantly worse, smothering spells followed one
another, so my life was often in danger and
needed constant care. AS my son had been
cured by DR.. Miles NetU Heart Cure, he sent
me three bottles The first dose gave me
uStanL relief. Before using the last bottle
was completely cured. Although seventy
sve years old feel twenty years younger.
claim my cure to be almost miracle"
Here Is q letter from Mrs. John Kolges,
ofCleyeland, o.: 81 had been troubled with
my heat and stomach for years, but for six
tern months had been confined to my bed.
had four of the best doctors in the city, but
mono ofthem could benefitthe weakness ofmy
heart. l also had dropsy and rheumatism.
/ never took medicine that relieved me at
once as DR.. Miles New Heart Cure does. l
am much stronger. My appetite is splendid.
l gain strength with every dose. have
gained more in six weeks from your treat
ment than in sixteen months from all the
doctors"
"Dr. Miles Ncw Cure for the Heart is sold
on a positive guarantee by all druggists.
1t is safe, effective, agreeable, and does cure"
DIR. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-10-20

Once more the Portland Telegram
rises to remark. with that keen sar-
casm and brilliant denunclation for
which II is so remarkable,-
Comptroller EclSles is blessed with
the gift Of CAB to an unusual extent,
II is dreary week when he doesn't
rush of TO some banquettlng hau to
deliver sermon on finance. stricter
attention to business and iess gaddins
would be more appropriate for a cler-
ical officer His eulogies on the natlon-
al banking system would have more
weight II Mr. EclSles had given more
attention to enforcing the banking
law. For one whole month there was
not national bank in New York city
which was fulfilling the requirements
OF the law. yet Mr. Eclxles shut his
eyes TO Il. OF what use Is a law II It
doesn't afford safeguards at a time
when safeguards are neededg WIN Mr..
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-10-20

1t appears from the latest reports
from Chicago that the fair is not TO
be closed on October 81, but will be
kept open as long as the weather per-
mits and the attendance makes it
worth while. A large number of the
foreign exhibitors, it is said, have con-
sented to remain beyond the time orig
inally fixed for closing. This is well
come news. There cannot be too much
of good thing, especially of such an
exceedingly good thing as the Colum-
blan Exposition.