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Brittle Hair.

To the subscriber who wishes remedy
for hair that Is brittle and falls out 1
would recommend to pour a gallon OF
cold rain water to one ounce of sulphur
and half an ounce OF sugar OF lead. Let
it stand covered carefully. for n week.
stirring occasionally: strain 1t off and
wash the hair with 1t every day, and
when dry brush 1t with stiff brush.
The cost of this Is but 10 cents a gallon.
and my experience has been an entire
cure for these evils. The sugar of lead
is poisonous, so keep where no animal
can drink IT.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Living For Next to Nothing.

To the Editur:
It dew beet all haow sum peopel can get along
on littel wages. Daown hear in the by Factry
the men folks gets a dollar ten sents day. and
sum what's way up In the upinion NV the bosses
gets dollar an quarter they call 1t bicycle
wages becaws the dollar ten looks like bike.
Sum of them wood be Independent rich II they
got ten or twelve dollars a weak Tell Carlos
fur me- tew moov dAown to Staten Island. ware
he can live fur next tew nuthen. an plenty Nv
pritty surls the. will jump at him like a chicken
after a humbley bee. But must close. as hey
To do the ehurnin ever sence the hired gurl fel
out tie attic winder. AMlNDA sooP.
CTabapple Hill. S. ].
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Stcyycd pnrsuips.

Six Rood-szed parsnips, one teaspoon
ful OF salt, wash and screpe the pars7
nips, cut them in halves throw them
II cold water for half an hour. Thief
put them in a saucepan, cover with BON
ing water. add the salt and boil for ot
hour. Take them up on hot dish al
pour over them the following saucuS
Put one tablespoon of butter in a frying
ran with one Tablespoonful of -four. mix
until smooth; then add half pint of the
water in which the parsnips were boiled.
Stir and boil for five minutes, add salt
and pepper and serve.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

New York harbor needs the protection
from obstruction and Illegal dumping
which the bill prepared by the Secretary
OF War is intended to afford. 1t needs
protection from the New York City gar
bage dumps, for the refuse sent down
the bay does not. in its entirety. stay
in the further waters where 1t Is at first
deposited. New York itself needs pro-
lection from that dumping system. 1t
is a barbarous method of disposing OF
a great city's garbage. And the city has
paid a great deal too much for the scows
that carry the stuff away.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
PRINCESS ELIZABETH OF BAVARIA.


plighted troth until her grandfather, the
amiabIe Emperor. interfered and brought
about the marriage. Maybe the aged
Francis Joseph remembered the days
of his youth, when he. too, had his love
romance, for 1t is said that he was as
good as engaged to Princess Helena, the
eldest sister of his present consort, and
twenty-three years of age, when he for
the first time beheld by accident her
sister Elizabeth, then barely sixteen, a
lovely maiden not yet out" Here, too,
was a case of "love at first sight" and
neither remonstrances nor threats could
alter the resolution of the youthful
couple to marry each other
The evening world., 1894-01-06
THE LIMERICK hoy.
Children Give Play for Charity
On Christmns Afternoon.

To the Editor
Inclosei please find s.. the proceeds Of an enter
tsinment held by us on Christmas evening. at 50
East Scvcnty-ninth street, city. The play was
given with grcat deal ot spirit and success and
will undoubtedly prove to be- forerunncr OF a
great many more. This was the programme: The
star Theatre, Charles Helm, manager; grand boll
ho nlaycd hv ~ exceptionally good cast, on
Christmas afternoon. Dee. IS 1898. at p. NJ.
sharp. Programme Miles Roy. Lulu Davis: Or.
Coates. Charles Helm; Job, Henry Meyers; Harry,
IsidOrc Helm. Jane. lsEsla Helm; Mrs Fidget,
TNlio Helm. music by Gilmores Band Scene !
country scene In ireland, Scene 2-Drawtrl
room In Hotel Metropolc. Scene 3-Hivcr scene.
Scene i-Mrs. FldGcts cigar store Scene g.
nr Coates oficC. Scene 6-Rallrnom. ICu may
Givo our 81 IN any one whom YOU think In dis
trcss and would appreciate such small amount
CHARLES HEN. lSInORE Helm.
HENRY MEYERS IILV DAVIS.
JESSIE HEN. TlLLIE HEN.
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them in the ballot-box. and II the voting
has not heen In their favor to accept
tho situation and try again. The Amer
lean method is the more remarkable and
the more commendable from the fact
that whcn political change takes place
In the United States tens Of thousands
OF offices and an unlimited amount OF
pIcklngs pass from the vanquishcd to
the ViCtorS.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
A new Field far Women.

A new field now opening to the enter
prtsing young women Is that of private
secretary to ladies Of wealth and leisure.
Not few such keep private secretary,
and they manage to find enough for
them to do. This is very responsible
position. for the secretary practically
has the key to all the secrets of her en-
ployer. Those who serve as secretaries
for more than one woman must have
their tongues under good control. because
there would be such great temptation to
give away secrets. Women OF wealth
and high social standing have great need
for private secretaries. for they have a
great deal Of writing to do In addition
to receiving yisitors and rsturnins oalls.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
ALL ASSOCIATED PRESS NOW.
Another indianapolis Newspaper
Adopts the Rest News Service.

The German Telegraph, the leading Ger,
man paper in Indiana. and one of tbs
oldest publications in the state, has signed
a ninetyyear contract with the Asso'
ciated Press.
MIR. Henry Thuiium. we'll knowr
throughout the state In political arc
financial circles, Is the publisher. This
was the only paper taking the Uni,cc
Press report in indianapolis,
The Associated Press. on the LIST inst
extended its night lease wire circuit L
Dallas and Galveston. Tex, 10 servo It.
members the Dallas News and Gal, ,cstoi
News
The evening world., 1894-01-06
CInret Punch.

Dissolve good sized teacupful of gran
ulated sugar in.hot water, then stand 1t
where it will get cold. Squeeze the Juice
of six lemons in the punch bowl. then
add the melted sugar. stir well with egg
bcater, add a half pint of brandy, a
pony of curacao and the same of Bene-
dictine, three quarts of claret, pint OF
cold Oolong tea, slices Of orange. lemon
and pineapple. and last of all. a large
piece of ice to keep it cool. Serve with
a glass ladle In cups with handles.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Fun for the Entire Family.

To the Editor:
Your brain Frcsheners' are very good fun for
the entire family Tho first we And "a
hard one to do" Tho ladder required rs feet
long. The lady had seven geese. The man went
shopping with 81 cents The next, 10 calves and
20 pigs. gave y cents and cent. p gave
A 26 marbles and l ball Look for the solution
and wonder who the clever one may be. The rest
Of than we found. i. o. c..
400 Washington avenue Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Resolved. That 1t Is the duty of every
Democratic member of the House to at
tend the daily sessions that
pressing public business may he at
tended to-" That Is one of the best of
the good resolutions OF the New Year.
1t was adopted by the caucus of Dem
ocratic members OF the House at Wash
ington last night No faithful Democrat
will refuse to live up to 1t.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Chicaso Crank from Michigan.
Try Associated Press. ]

GRAND HAVEN. Mich. Jan. 6-!The man ar
rested in Chcago FOR taking Of rescuius Pre1-
dcrgast Is we'll known In this city as a re.iEIolf
craus. lie was arrested here last sam.ner for
gcrs!sting In gong TO a house where the fNml y
rad dlphthenl claiming that was his re-
liglous duty To do So Complaint was made
ut1iast him for annoying a young woman with
tistastetul attentions. He 10 a son OF a farmer
released hsrs he went 10 Chicago
The evening world., 1894-01-06
KANSAS IRRIGATION PLAN.
Scheme to Water Farming Section
with Artesiau Wells.

TOPEKA, kan, Jan. "a discovery
just made in Ford and adjoining coun-
ties may prove OF incalculable benefit
TO the farmers OF that section. 1t has
been fully demonstrated that a large
body OF artcsian water flows under the
Wnole srvuon, rtQutlhE only an openhE
In great abundance.
II Is the intention of the farmers OF
the section TO sink wells not to exceed
one mile apart then dig bitches and lat
erals so the entire country can be Wa
tered.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Britain may give France the benefit Of
the doubt In the matter Of that slaughter
OF West Indian native soldiers, the claim
being that the French troops who fired
on them mistook them for the hostile
Sofas. The benefit, however, Will not
extend to the men who were shot. The
incident adds one more to the series of
horrors pertaining to the game OF con
quest as played on the Dark Continent.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

pitched battle. If you do not look un'
righteously rich and have not the ap-
pcarance Of being a "tcnderfoot,' you
may consider that you have done fairly
well If you pay in the end about two
thirds of what was demanded.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Manicure folks use cosmetic. a red
liquid, that eats away the cuucle and
hang nails from the finger nails. The
preparation contains an acid that Is pain
full when it comes in contact with sore
place or a nail trimmed to the quick.
This cutice salve does away with the
use of a manicure scissors. Ten drops
applied once week will keep the moons
In aDogee.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Sir w. F. r. Napier in his history OF
THE Peninsular War" first used the eN-
preston 'the cold shade of the aristoc-
racy," that Is the unsympathetic patron
age of the great The word aristocracy
comes from the Greek aristo-cratia, and
means rule of the best born.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Take a good sized chicken; boil in,
very little water. When done take meat
from Dor es, remove skin chop and seal
son 1t. Press into large bowl, add the
liquor and put on weight. When col3
cut in slices
The evening world., 1894-01-06

So Sugar King Spreckcls has been
hested in a stock manocuvre by his own
son. Evidently the young man was a
faithful student OF the methods OF his
sire. VIII the king abllcatc?
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Modest Mr.. Chick has expressed a
willingness to compromise for s25,OOO on
his 100000 claim against George Gould.
Mr.. Chick says he is familiar with in
sane asylums. having tried nine OF them.
No reason is apparent which would pre-
vent him from renewing his acquaintance
with one OF the nine.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Ladder. Moat and Castle.

TO inc Ehltor'
Tho Castle and the Moat'' problem can be
best described by a triangle whose base is 60
yards and whose altitude is IS Yards. To fnd
the bypothenuse or length Of the ladder extract
square root NJ the Of the squares Of the
other two sides. and you viii have Is Yards. the
required answer. III. e. HEATH,
c3i West Twenty second street.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Last nights caucus at Washington de.
cided wisely on the duty of Democrats
To-day's proceedings in the House mus,
tell how Democrats stand on a question
of duty.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Name the Numbers.
To the Editor

To the Editor.
What two numbers are there which, when added
make and when multiplied make IL j. X,
go West Forty seventh street.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Cable cars have not quite made it the
Broadway that leadeth to destruction,
but every fresh accident to pedestrian
demonstrates anew the crying need for
better safety-fenders on the traction
chariots.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Baked Apple Dumpling.

Make a C. ust as for nice biscuits; roll
out in circles large enough to inclose an
apple: pare and remove the cores; then
pinch the crust closely over each one.
Place them in a buttered dish or pan.
cover and bake slowly until the apples
are done. To be eaten with butter and
sugar, rubbed to a cream and favored
with nutmeg or lemon. or with a rich,
hot sauce.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
EDITORIAL TONES.


Nov York Is out OF debt for the FIRST time in
seventy hNe years, but as Republican Lcs.Enturc
has lust me, this condition viii not last long
Louisville Couricr-JourRlL
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Two Men on the Track.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
along the track at the rate Of 4 milas an hour
and passes hr, in ten seconds, Twenty minutes
after Il oyert1kcs another and passes him In
seconds How far will the train have travelled
when the rear man overtakes the first?
N. D. CALLAHAN. go sixth avenue.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
tnd Long Practice,

Sir Andrew Clarks fortune. every dollar OF It
made Ia the practice Of mgl.cire, is Just over
100000. 1t took tine and pa;geat5-Phuadel-
phla Ledger.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

1t is rather disappointing that tho
Nictheroy, which started for Brazil with
such expectations about its dynamite
gun, should find its crew the first thing
20 get fired after all.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Lntc Christmas Tree Contributions.

Contributions havc been received for the Christ.
mas.Ttes Fund from the Friendship Bowling
club u cents. An Advertisers Balance, 40 cents;
A Working Girl. "a cents: Charles Helm and
| othcrs per Benjamin 3. Wise 6 Co, S..
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Women who can catch burglars and
other kinds of thieves the way some
women In New York have been doing
II within the past week or two earn a
brand-new consideration for their sex,
not only from the burglars. but from
the community at large
The evening world., 1894-01-06

McKane tells the reporters at Syracuse
that he IL not worrying. He nocdn t
be, as long as arrests of judgment and
stays on appeal hold out, But they
NAV be exhausted vet
The evening world., 1894-01-06

"Rapid Transit Puzzles" is the head
tne displayed by contemporary. One
- the greatest of them, TO the present
Vommission. appears TO be that of What
are We here for?"
The evening world., 1894-01-06
What Is Its Capacity?

To TIC EflT0T.
Out OF a cistern two-thirds fun Of water 20 gal
Ions are taken; 20 e. 'ons are thea added. and
IL is found to be nVe-l this full. How many gal
Ions does II hold. PATRICK j. MURPHY,
sls2 Third avenue.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
sNAr SHOTS UNDER THE SEA

SNAr SHOTS UNDER THE SEA.
\ diving suit IL cumbersome. but the
French scientist was Glad he had II on
when monstcrg OF the deep began to
circle around him. Then he worked his
flash-llSht. How he did this under water
is wonder, but he conquered the dfii-
cuties and got his pictures. The pleas-
ure OF his trip was inarred by the proX-
unity of deviliish that might have held
him down, diving suit and all.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Probably the Corwin's commander, by
holding his tongue, left more stirring
Hawaiian news to be implied than he
could have given out II he had told all
he knew.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Europe took our gold, and now II has
aiken our cold. A little slice from the
chilly edge of that blizzard abroad
would be a godsend to Hudson River
ice-cutters.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

1t Is misfortune that the small boy
who red-inked the Washington Arch
escaped a public overhauling. Let us
hope that he got at least a private pad
dlino
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Says II Can't He Done.

To the Editor
Is this not the solution OF tho problem In which
the numerals are to he added to give a
total Of 100? 1t cannot he done. The best that
the dlg!ts be arranged gives a total of 80.
never 100. A. NJ X,
S9l Union street. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

The annual report OF the Inspector
General shows that our brave citizen
soldiery is in good condition and enti-
tied 10 credit for discipline and fidelity 10
euty. The report speaks In high terms
The evening world., 1894-01-06

As eMemplihed of the brazilian coast
and in Florida, the modern art of fight
Ing embraces a good deal OF the clement
of artful lodging.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

ie Democratic Congressman who
SAs a deaf ear to duty's call turns his
back on his country as well as on
his party.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

There is some doubt as to which is the
more uncertain OF occurrence-the battle
of Petxoto and Mello or that OF Mitchell
and Corbett.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
BRAIN FRESHENERS.

t71n co'umn ia for mathematical prob,ens Only
hs popular t1nd that e1ercse and retresh The mentl
faculties and do NO, requfr, elaborate oi0ebratc soiu.
ton up b, printed Our tsp, docs not trdudt
aiqebraie signs, % u rR Be sn,posstbSe TO gits
dpsrcrs IN rhich hosc arc usod The names Of The
6rS ten personS sead'Ag correct solutions utA b,
printed. Address dnseer 10 - Problems. Evening
World, P. o. Dor 9, So. New York CVy"l
The evening world., 1894-01-06

When DR.. Parkhurst demands faithful
prosecutions in the District-Attorney' s
Office the people are with him.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Whit TIN Justice Get. Chance.

At last accounts John Y. McKane had Justice
by the throat and was shaking her SO that her
tsoth fairly rattlsi.-Philadelphia Inquirer
The evening world., 1894-01-06
LETTERS.

THIS column Is open 10 everybody rho has a
complaint 10 maxi, q grievance 10 rerrpdte, IN.
formation 10 gtre a subject Of ocrerui fnters 10
discuss public serrice 10 acknowledge, and ,cho
can PIT the idea into less than 100 cords. Long
Letters cdnnot Be prtntcd
The evening world., 1894-01-06

"strike probable on Brooklyn trolley
road" The trolley roads owe their ex-
istence very largely to a strike"
The evening world., 1894-01-06
PHOTOGRAPHY UNDER SEA.
Picturra Taken with n Gamer
Where Sea Monsters Swim.

Were you ever at the bottom OF the
sea- Did YOU take q camera with YOU?
a t'rcnchman has taken pictures Of sea
monsters and other sights for snap shots
" for scientific purposes. Amateur
photographers viii be Interested in his
method, and the general public will en-
Joy the pictures, which win be repro
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Abolish the beggar with a bludgeon.
Abolish him with a bludgeon. IL neces-
Garv
The evening world., 1894-01-06

"Greater New York" comes marching
The evening world., 1894-01-06

The Il" roads best is not real rapid
transit's smallest beginning.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
A Quc,,ionabI. Ambition.
T0r Mr., iInirs Pipe.

Lets make Cleveland a second Ch,,ag,, Eycry,
body tp.-Clr,,and World.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Better pause on the brink, Mr.. Platt.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Fluxions.


In reply to inquiry from w. about mathematl-
cal au1ion the following illustration explains the
| nro.,oas in one object lesson:
The evening world., 1894-01-06
The Work for Women.

East Seventy-sixth street. G
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-06

a CORES. ondcnt writing from Hol.
don, Aiillnrl county, under date OF
Jas. o. s1ym Father william Pfoberi
died here suddenly this morning. lie
got out u bed anu made q ffo at three
O'Clock a. ~, anu at I've was li.cle's'
lie and his wife have hal a bad cough
and got up q warm themselves 10 SEQ
" II would not stop tneir coughing
They then went back t. bed. A. hvo
this morning Sister Prnbeft called {
her husband to again make fire. Tie
uld not answer 30 she put her hand on
bin ana found lac was COLI. He had
been dead perhaps nu hour. IhetS
was no one but the aged couple IN tho
house aud Sister PrOucrt had O. drets
herself and 20 one block to Brother
John Crawling TO whom she conveyed
the sorfowful news. Brother Probeft
was native VI Hufcforisaitc,
England, where he was born on NJ
vombof o, 1919. Ho Joined the Church
90 lsi3.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
10 Laundry Customers BY tho Sail
Lake LauldTymsl.
IA LAkn CrY, U-Ah, Jla, lsOl

SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Jan, 1894
Owiug 90 the unsettled condition Of
busiucss and because Ut our Inability
20 make collections, also the fact that
all laundry help rs well a. supplira we
arc COMPELLED to pay la casn, II be-
comes uu absolute necessity to ADOPT a
STRICTLY CAsH System.
Itis acll W not, that the help en-
pl0! OF by the combined lauudrlea Of
the city amounts In the aggregate &
several hundred women anu girls.
These employees depend ON their
weekly settlement for their support,
anu la many cutes are tbs cole MALI
tenRuce OF entire families. In view
Of these iacts we sincerely trust that
our humorous palr0se appreciate the
situation, especially those who have
had monthly accounts heretofore, aud
that all will not only chceflully cou-
'ofm to this casa rule, but AID us with
their patronage % continue employ.
ing this large force VI Deepen lent peJ-
pie.
Therefore, Ia keeping with the above,
on aud after JANUARY 29TlI. 1894, no
Laundry viii 100 delivered except on
payment 10 tn same.
Tbs rui- applies 10 all persons Nth.
QUE distinction or ydrOr.
TUuY STEAM LAUNDRY.
UrAm STEAM LAuNDRY.
EMPIRE STEAM LAUNDRY.
STANDARD STEAM LAUSDgY.
HOnE HrfAM a HAND LAUNDRY.
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The NEWS (, requested to publi'I
the fallnMInn.

The Ngws Is requested to publish
the following.
Tho Fourth quorum Of Elders meets In
the Fitih ward meeting house next Mun-
dsv evening At $50 4 full attendance y
desired.
The Third quorum ~ Elders viii meet
la the Third ward meeting house on
Monday evening, January \, ~ ~"
o'clock. A full attendance desired.
The regular meeting ol tho Eighth
quorum n Elders, which should be held
on Monday evening, Will DO postponed
until tue last Monday In January
The Thirteenth quorum Of Seventies
will hold their regular monthly meeting
ON Monday evening, January y, NJ G5O
O'Clock, In tho Twentieth ward vcstry'
Rev. Mr.. Uttors subject ut tho Thoalor
tomorrow morning Will lao upon the
srionco aud att ~ becoming man.
Service begins a. II o'clock. sunday
school Al 1915.
The Second quorum Of Elders will
meet In the Tenth ward meeting house
on Monday evening At 1850 o'clock. A
general invitation IL extended 10 the
Priesthood In tho ward. Elders J. J..
Taylor aud &. W. Ponroso arc expected
to be present.
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1ow takius measures to protect them
.ol the future.
Lot Utah Uc o. wise! We have M
surplus . tquauuUr. Toe faults of The
asst may get be- Coudunod by wise
Nnd vigOi0us policy ilr the u'ufu. lot
la iutter our mengrr f1rest1 and Hdl ip
IHem by every means in Uul HuWyr
Doth A. individuals aud az mrmuetH %
an enlightened commandments sue
GEES Will hu ours. Nature Htan48 lua.
ilus.y waiting To- welcome 90 as lab rvf-
iu her vineyard. rheu lcpa g wuth,
aud tho acknuw Judgements oi CRATE
iul pos.urIty viii comment The Wisdom
% the falhonl Az OBSERVER.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

carnes. H5msonwiIl probably be only
to- willing.
The Nafaeg.lrs and Danes living IN
Paris gave % banquet in honor OF Jonas
Lie. the Norwegian poet Tie. Veecn
ui the evening was made by Herman
Bang, The eccentric Danish actor
Biomsons "En Fa.li" was given iof
the first time nc the Vale ih-Aier M
Rome. and met with great success
The Italian paper fJb0iO Romano pup
fishes a detailed and very favorable
critic.
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DESERET EVENING NEWS.
sa,ur ~. IsnuntJ o. 1874
FRAGMENTS

TIM announcement made nom Dsi.-
YER that Governor Whiio " CoioW'9 l4
about to start new daily paper DO 'u''
city.
LAsr night was tho coldcai night OF inh
present winter tho mercury falling WINE
IN two degrees ~ zero.
Afts. LIMA g1twtNgr., tle young
,yoinan who wis su b.I injured boo iho
Center street coasuur aeeiucut, passed.
comparatively rcstful uighi anu b. g'AihE
along AZ we'll ns can iu expected unHir
tho circumstances. Her yiiaIhy isfoine-
thing extraordinary.
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| offer my complete anu selected
stock OF watches anu jswelry, at prices
lower than any other JewelHr In the
city. II choice goods will suit your
taate, my prices will suit your pure.
j. :, JENSEN,
20 Il. Fret South, 3 doors wesl OF the
Theatre.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Regular services Ct the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Lstler.dny Saints VIII
DO held tomorrow A. O'Clock In tue
Tabernacle; Sunday Schools 10 tue
varIous Wards At 10 a.m"and mteunF'
In the city Ward Assembly Rooms anu
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