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Figure 2 shows the invention as
adapted to carrying small wooden
boxes, ice, etc. The lips, FF, of
figure | are replaced by sharp points,
GG, which catch in the wood Of the
box as the arms, DID, fall into place
on each side of the box, and the lift
ing gives these points a firmer hold,
in proportion to the weight of the
hOY
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-06-07

REMENYI, the violinist is a vege-
tartan of twelve years standing.
D'Albert, the pianist, is rigid
vegetarian, also, and is said to live
principally on apples. Miss Lillian
Russell, however, eats enough beef
steak for both of them.
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THE proprietor of San Francisco

THE proprietor Of San Francisco
employment agency has given up
business and will retire to San Quen.
tin for eight years, 1t was his habit
to exact 500 security for positions
that never materialized. Doubtless
in his case this habit has been
checked, but attention is called to the
episode for the benefit of his kind not
yet reformed.
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and prides himself on

and prides himself on his acquaint-
ance with many of those intellectual
giants who fourished during the
days of his illustrious uncle. Re-
verses overlook him and now, with a
daughter, the last of his seven chill
dren, he is passing his last days in
poverty, eking out scanty living
for the two from the sale of his
wares
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-06-07

A WEALTHY Seneca County (Ohio)
farmer, who boarded 5000 bushels Of
wheat waiting for the price to adj
vance to 81 per bushel, has discovered
that the weevils, not caring to wait
for rise, have eaten the heart out Of
his grain, and that the entire con-
tents of his granary is ruined.
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AliGo to the show.

A Mexican circus showing in 4Ari-
IONA takes produce or almost any
thing Of value for admission. A man
who brought fat hen got ticket
and a chicken as change.
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which was I'M
earthed near the
h e a d w a t erS of
the Amazon. 1t
is nothing | e S 8
than the skull Of
some prehistoric
being, and that
it is a rare find
will be seen from
t h e accompany
in G illustration.
r h e wonderful
thing about the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-06-07

THE big fire in Boston that de-
stroyed the baseball park, and Incl
dentally more than hundred build
ings besides, started, as doubtless
you have suspected, from lighted
cigarette.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-06-07

THE United States of America is
the country that has more working
days than any other country on the
face of the earth.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-06-07

THE House committee that is hunt
ing a site for the Government Print
ing Office might strike solid foun-
dation by boring few holes in the
Potomac River
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PEAcH-BAsKET HANDLE.
A Device to Facilitate the Handling \
Awkward Packages.

Awkward Packages.
A recent invention affords an
efficient help in handling peach and
vegetable baskets, small wooden
boxes, ice, and other handleless OBJ.
jects. Figure l represents the device
as adapted to baskets. In operation
the hand grasps the handle, A, while
the two middle fingers are extended
downward to raise the filters, B. The
arms, DID, are hinged to the handle,
A, at E, and play loosely in the rings,
&C, of the litter, B. When the LITTER
is thus raised it carries up with il
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Brave Girl.

Kansas folks are Loasting of the
freedom from superstition Of the Sur
flower State girl who has married a
man Of the name of Triplet.
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@. B. MOON. Editor and Proprietor

SOME of these days, let us hope,
Colonel Dalton will be present when
he is killed.
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a REMARKABLE SKULL

Which Belonged to Some Unknown Pre-
historic Being.
A most remarkable specimen was
recently added to the collection OF
noted archpOlOpiSt of California,
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not have the demon of intemperance
awakened in them before they are
old enough to appreciate their NOR
tai danger.
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sive and friendly; they are patient
and accomplishing.
The Cotton Growth.

The Sea Islands produce the finest
and highest priced cotton in the
world and the land on which it is
grown recuperates and enriches itself
from year to year. This cotton en-
ters into the manufacture of the
finest goods and is worth % cents a
pound when carelessly prepared, 60
cents when carefully gathered. These,
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WHERE will advertising pay? In
paper that is in touch with the peo-
pie who can use your goods.
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ON THE SEA ISLANDS.
QUAINT INHABITANTS OF A LIT.
TILE KNOWN REGION.

Gentle and Patient Negroes Whose Lives
Are Passed in Raising Crops of Cotton
Where a Great Hurricane Wrought Des-
olation-3, 900 Human Beings Perished.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-06-07

DIR. TALMAGE ought to add few
fire extinguishers to his burning elo-
Quence outfit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

Arc you afflicted with Deafness, par
tial or complulo3 Are you warned by
tho ringing Ia your car Of tho extension
OF tho catarrhal process 10 the hearing
DO YOU suffer from Dyspepsia, los. ~
appetite, bluailng In tho stomach, or any
Of tho forms Of catarrhal Interference
with the digestive organsg
Have you severe bronchial trouble,
backing cough. palms In the chos', loss OF
iloshg Have You been wAfnol ~ APP
preaching consumption
Aro you asuflofor from Asthma, aud
have you boon led 10 bolieyo that your
disease is incurahlr7
o DO You suffer from rheumatism for
which remedies aud prescriptions have
proved uuayailiug2
l. your hoart aileciol2 DO you suffer
from AN oppressed fcoling, choking son-
sation, smnlheriug spells, mn irregular
pnlso, shortness u breath aud fluttoring
or pNlpltatluu9
DO You suifof from Liver complaint
Are You constantly melancholy, un.
happy and miserable, without knowing
good reason whyf
DO yon suffer from Nervous trouble,
which Affects va many At this time, when
cares are takon hcayily7
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

the plAiuest aud most important pre-
Visions Vf the interstate cOmmefce law
The roads upon VIII Gu notice has been
served by tue shippers are the Cbicago,
Rock Island aud Pacific, Illinois Cen
trsl, AID the burlington, except inAt
tue names Of tue warehouse men leas'
lug tue terminals on these liues were
Inherited; Armour N Co., In tue case OF
tue BufuBgtOn, auI Darlington, Han
nan & Co., ia tho initauoo OF the
Illinois Central.
These formal demands are signed by
the nrms which led the light against
tue elevators ON the board OF trade,
BoyJen 500. aud others.
lne section especially relied upon IL
M follows:
Section 3. That II shall be unlawful
for any common carrier, utject 10 the
provisions Of this act, TO mage or give
any undue or unreasonable preference
or advantage 10 any particular person,
company, nfm, corporation or locality,
or any particular description Of traffic
10 any undue or unreasonable pr-iu.
dice Or disadvantage IN any respect
whalsoevUf.
The manner in which this law 10
FeluNNnl " 'Aphultly ~ lot'I lh tuc
notice filed win oscn VI the railroads.
IL Is not expected the railroads, IN
receipt Of this demand, will CONFORM 10
them. IL " presumed they will be
Ignored. The demands Rre form II
pteliminarits, however, Of great
legal battle between tie grain trade
aud tie railroads over tnat law to
which appesl was made ~ the General
Managers association dunng lhv great
July sIfike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

KANSAS CRY, No, Aug. e. Ste p
have been taken within tne past two
weeks by members Of the A. T.. A g..
anu the Junior order Of United Amen-
can Mechanics, a kindred organizi.
ton, TO form a company OF mill iaan 4
ask admission 10 the Third rsgimra 1.
For two weeks n paper has bcen cir.
culated among mempsts after the lodge
mseiiugs VI tue J. o. u. A. NJ, blud.
ing the signefs TO form a company aud
TO enlist Tor tlree years. About sixty
young men have signe the paper.
A similar movement has recently
been started by certain members 0f
Catholic organizations, aud II IL
claimed by the a. Il. a. thAt a
Catholic oJmpaly Is Already all a.
tufed fact.
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LADIES' JACKETS.

To close q line Of Jackets, that sold Tor
s2u0 aud $40, IN NAVY AMI Blaol, sizo-
soto 80. 1hoy 20 ut Zoe
Another limo NJ Bnzor Jackets 600
Navy Blue. Black and Groom, worth
$3.50, plain OF embroidered tapels, TO.
sl.OO.
30 Ladies' Jackets, Black or Navy
Blue, In variety 90 styles, worth g. 80
to $500, for sL5j.
ono Load Of ladies' aud Migos' Jack
o's, assorted STYLES and colors for $500,
worth NJ n 500
SIN anchor assortment Of Ladies' aud
Missoa' Jackets, latest styles. largo sleeves
etc, black, blue, brown. worth up To
$1,000, Tor sg.2j.
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Sr. PAUL, Minn, Aug. 25.-The
nfst reports VI the breaking out Of the
tho new geyser In the Yellowstone
Park, ON IhursdAy, have been con
firm,dand are gtuactiug great deal OF
attention. IL throws q stream Of water
fully Ms high NJ "Old Faithful" II very
noisy In Ito eruption anu has been play
Ing necessarily since its arrival. IL IL
u geyser Of the first magnitude. The
new conner IN located Ia tho upper
gcyser basin rear the Black Pool, an Il
while there arc NUMEROUS other
gsysers ana hot springs near by, there
nto no active geytera In that im.
mediate locality.
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PRICEOI HAIsINs.
Eastern Iobbsr- win right the CaiI,
fornia Coinbiso.

FREsSo, Gala, Aug. ga tale
phOuiU dispatch irom Sau Francisco
confirms the report that Entufn lob.
bufo have secured agents " pacK IN
this county aud cut the prices o fAlslns
below the standard fKud by the com.
bine. The report 10 tuat 4. j.. Langley,
formerly Of the ifm OF Cook 4 Lang.
10y, WHO conducted packing huuse
here Last year aud closed down, viii
reopen the place W. agent for the Cat.
ting Fruit Co. Of Sin Francisco,
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81. Louis, Missouri, Aug 2j.-The
Republic tomorrow will say that Ia a
circular received from General Man.
ager Warren, Of the utoat North srn
* -. Paul, by officials Of the Missouri
pacific, announcing the dismissal Ui
James Il. King, superintendent OF tels-
gtaph Of the former road, tbs following
information was Oblainuu.
j. Is. h. was n sporty character, said
10 be Slb, 900 snort, ,nI quay u other
misdsmsAnOru. lilo disappeared not
lOug ago.
King was seen In this city on LAT
TUESDAY bu, mis- present whcrtaDCut,
Aru Unknown,
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nosrILIIIEs ~ coREA
10th Armiss swelling In Number,
Homogeneous Hsporisd.

10th Armiss swelling In Nutnbers-
Homogeneous Hsportsd.
sIfANuIiAI, Aug. ga letter from
ChuuiuIpO, CUfos, Received at Chou
tJO tOuay reported that nintteen
Japanese warsuIps anu gnirleun trans.
ports arrived on the faluug river on
the ls,h inst. siK thOusAud men who
prUnsolo1 10 laud were attacked by
LOO Chinese cavalry, who suucoo iuu
ia uivldiug the Japanese fofcv inlo
two paris. The Chinese artillery, TO-.
cstod on an ominvnoe, pouteI heavy
niu into tue ranks VI tho Japanesu,
making great havoc. Tue japanese
were compelled 10 retreat TO tile sea
shore, where thp guard OF the fieet
prevented further pursuit by tue fleet.
Tne JapRuvse lOss In reported to nave
been over $50 nen.
A number Of Japanese troops have
been conveyed ~ Tue mouth of thp la.
tuus riyef, near CHUNG How, anu are
lEuuing tgUOps.
Reports from Ping Ysn says that the
ttOOps at Ihns lO irOm Augut l5lh to
.Jtn were reinforced by lU,UJU men,
swelling the army there 10 $1,000. a
UJuuuii VI war was held on the 2O.n
anu II was ueolded 10 attack the japan.
rsc on " about tue 22nd. The Japanese
afe holding pass eight miles sJuth
from Chung w. IL Is reported they
nru fo'umUafkIng their heavy baggage
IA TaIuug bay.
Cblnsss cavalry are securing ihr
equity aud have captured aud DO.
headeu hundIe slTagglets.
A japanese fleet l. patrolling the
China sea Tor tho purpose VI Intercept.
lux Culuesu Vessels AMI pfeventIug
any tribute ot riuv from going noTlh.
Iho Japanese troops Ia Cptea ma III
ber u 10 tstimaIVd, between 80 ,OOU anu
6J,uOJ. Large numbers VI IsIn.oi 90.
tnvnis were forwarded by rail TO-DAY.
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AsAILoR's REVENGE.
Tragedy ON I'll. Rus.ian steamer so.
bh.topoL

NIBsTA, Aug. 25--On the Russian
steamer tsubsHlOpOl, ON It's last trip
from CoustanIinOplo 10 Odessa, n sailor
became cnamoted OF ayourg AmeTl.
eau lady named Miss Garrett, a pass.
enger on tho steamer. Miss Garrett
scorned his advances anu threatened
" have bim punished n lac annoyed
her again. The sailors leered aud rii =
culleU him until h. was frantic. lie
next attacked Miss Garrett anu boat her
on tue head until she wEH dead aud
thon Jumpei IN tho Hvn aud perished.
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LONDON, Aug. 2l.-Tno Daiy Aegs
says: rhe queens speech, prOfOgu.
ing parliament, will contain strong
paragraph on the subject OF socialism
with It's difficulties ia Ireland. inas-
much AZ the queen IL supposed 10 be
rot convefssnt with the fact that any
till has failed TO pass b5tn houses VI
Parliament, this Is the nearest AZ.
proach n y declaration against the
House oil Lords which is admissible In
the speech.
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LADIES' cAPEs.

An elegant line ~ iadle. Cans,, ~.
sorted ci.ors uuJ makes. PLAN or
trimmed, icgu'n, yalu, $50 10 t5.HO.
Tor tlpu
a Beautiful Assoftmsnt Of I.stis, snd
M...of Capcs, vaigs 500 "a 500, Tor
$40
4 Gns liuo OF Capo., Of all style, ayd
cu'ors FOR sLNH
An excellent line Of Canoe. splendid
quality, very latest sIy 80. n0bbv, siy Oh
sssn-iei colots value y 10 tij.50, IT,
e. I'D.
our orlife stock % Csros and jackets
arc cut in Same IrJpoglonn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

CHICAGO, Aug. 9i.-Tne Northern
Pacific has OscksI down from the
position II has maintained since the
beginning OF tue year against Cans.
dian Pacific deilefunllals from trunk
line territory to Pacific Coast points.
Tho CauaJi.u Pacific wa, allowed
originally a 81 diti sfculial on fifst.clAss
anu 50 on second class, the u understand.
ing being that the dillrfeutials were
70 apply oEly on business sent from
Victoria down by wHtur. rhe Hoo
line Immediately claimed, on the
strength Of the allowance maze tue
Canadian Pacific, u diilsrenIial Of
$500 from both tue Northern Pacific
snd the Great Northern. Thoy im.
medletely cut their 81. Paul Rates
$500, 10 correspond with the tariii H..
sued by the 500 line, and the argument
has been hot over since, rats being
Kept la state OF constant dsm1raliEa.
tiOu. The Northern Pacific nas now
abandoned IT. p1slliou, not because II
believes IT. position unjust, but be-
causoit l00ses more mouey ia keeping
It's own salaries d0Wh than Il Will
loose W allowing tho dilisroallals "
remain "a effect.
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THE ELEVATOR ROW.
"a HrrnE- Cat Agsin-The Railroads
Interested,

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-The elevator
fuw, stt al as most people supposed
by compromise agreement adopted by
ballot on the board Of trade, has bIo.en
tut again.
This time there is new party at In.
tefesl--the railroad. There have bcen
filed vito three OF the great WoslsTn
by autz zen OF the receiving and ship.
ping hrms Of the board Uf trade, that
terminal iacllitita Tor the handling OF
grain aud FAX seed be furnished tina /
Ias present grgln elevator system did,
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rnsnmsiie enn Tesl..

SANDY Hook, N, j., Aug. 25.-Yos.
teruay afternoon iurtnur tests were
made with tho pneumatic gun IN
which explosive shells were used. Fave
hundred pounds Of nitro-gelAunr Wvio
used m charge anu nreu succesAsluI.
~ from this dynamite gun.
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buildinr tine Howard branch Of the
Santa f. from here 10 Moline, an1
wss aftorwards awarded tno contract
OF building the road. He laid the
foundation ufhis wealth NJ q COntr &C
tor for the Union Pacific Railroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

CARSON, New, Aug. 95.-The United
States grand Jury has indicted j. q.
Marsh, A. Thompson, Thomas Cleafy,
PatficS Martin, samuel Howard and
James Cummings on changes VI Oh.
stfurting tho Unitol states mall. Bail
HAs llkel nL 81. 6lO each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
REvADA RErUnLICANs.

RENO, New, Aug. 2L-Wm. NJ.
Millnr was chosen as temporary chair
man OF the Republican state oonven-
ton this afternoon. Aitef tho hp-
pointment Of the usual committees tho
convention took recess ntil even
ing.
At the evening session tue tempo
rafy organization was made herman.
ent, aud the convention ADJOURNED
unIll lOmoTr0W.
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II You Cannot Come TO Salt Lake

Write for the mail treatment. Onooi tho
physicians IA personal charge superin-
tcndH tho mail department aud by sys-
TEN OF close correspondence controls
those out OF tho city quite as well As those
who come 10 the Office. Send for symp-
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

EArpoRIA, Kan, Aug. al. IA
Fiuiay, capitalist ana one OF tne u. o.
pTominent men OF this oity, diod TO-
day of Bfignps disease. lilo Interested
eastern capital in the enterprise OF
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WRAPpERs-

IAdIoF Perc'ie Wrappers, all sizes,
value 800. Tor t5e.
Coloroi Psrcal5 waists. with runlo
over shoulder, worth abc, Tor &C.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
VACANCIES FILLED.

CnEYENsE, wyo, Aug. 24,-rhe
Democratic state convention hllel
vacancies on the state ticket rs iol'
lows: Secretary oi state, O. T. organ
OF Cheyenne; treasurer, George Bolln
of Douglas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
POLITIcAL MEETINGa
THE California Democrats Nominate
their Candidates.


BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. a.
When darkness closed upon the fourth
day Of the Democratic state convention
= platform had been adopted, n state
committee appointed aud n candidate
for governor nominated, For governor
four candidates were placed In nomlng.
ton. They were Barney Murphy, Of
IAN Jose, ex state senator; Exon
gresham James IL. Budd, ot Stockton;
Congressman James q, Mcguire, anu
Dennis Spencer, Of NApa, who has
long been prominent IN state politics.
Murphy aud Budd proved the stronger
cAndldates, and throughout oil the
bAllOting were evenly matched, almost
dividing the strength Oi tho conven-
ton. Mcguire, who was next In point
OF strength, al no time received over
eighty.iour votes. Budd was nom
mated on the third ballot, which re.
suited "a follows: Budd, 1885, Murphy,
269; Mcguire, IS; Spencer 29i scatter
ing, IL.
Budd received six votes more than
were necessary 10 nominate,
At $3.50 O'Clock the convention nd
Journed until 1880 O'Clock tonight,
The convention reassamhled at 3
O'Clock. William II. Jetet Of Santa
Cruz was nominated for lieutenant
governor on tue first ballot Ben
Maddox OF Tularo was nominated Tor
secretary Of state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
lRE TREATED IHI CURED BY lRSSH0R[i
q SHORES FOR s. 1 MONTH, NtOI-
CIHES FURNISHED FREE.
No Caichpenny Schemes, but Honest
Trcaimcnt.-you will Notice tho
Msnl Specialists Have Quit
No Frauds can Live Under Drs.
Shores a shores Mighty
Exposure.

Mrs. OborR has resided hero fnr tho
past oightoon years and her many friends
will be- glad to learn OF hor little daugh.
tor's rapid recovery.
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cHlLDREN's REFERS.

our whole beautiful stock ~ child -
rou'a Jackets marked at uuhoard ~ TO.
ductions.
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NEW ARRIVALS

Ladies' Rondy.mado Suits In Chovlots
and Mixtures, Tor fall aud winter wear,
worry nobby aud stylish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

Hats.
o-zluGY
ILII

We havo Just received
tho Fail Style in Knox
Hats Remember "Knox"
tho Hattor." took tho six
highest awards at tho
Worlds Fair for Silk
Hats. Soft and stuff Hats,
Straw Hats and Mapped
Hats. II you are thinking
OF buying "A Hat, II will
pay you to buy tho bost
Hat mado. Always buy
Knox. Union made, world
Renowned Hats. Wo arc
Solo Agents for Salt Lake
City.
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cHEMisETTEs.

4 line Of i.allot Chomlso,ic, In White
and coloru, Tor iic.
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spocihluost All diseases OF the Eye. Esr.
Nose. 1hroat ard Luugs, fcmAlu, RecAl end
private diseases. our uostmont Tor piles 10
method
unoo hours-9 to u A.m., gto spm. 5toi
pm sundays, ~ am. - pm
1--WE dollars month Tor Nh Catarrhal H.
Fsasos Medicines furnished ffea from oar
own laboratory,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-29
A TRAGEDY AvERrEp.
A Painful Episode For which a Fin de
steele Girl Was ResponsIbIe.


A Painful Episode For which a. Elm de
Steele Girl Was Responsible
Il have just called, Miss Simpson, -
said the angry lover, to say farewell, but
before say it want you to know that
have discovered your falseness, and I do
spise you for it.
why, Billy, whatever is the sn--tterg''
''Oh, you know well enough Maybe
didn't pass the gate last evening and SEQ
you with your head on another manu-
shoulder. Who is the happy man?'
But, Billy, haven't seen any man
but you, dearest Honest, / haven't"
mo, I suppose not Then maybe am
blind, deaf and dumb and an idiot May
be you didn't have company last EVENING".
No one, Billy. but my best friend,
Emily No I didn't, and think you are
q wretch ;"
And you didn't stand at the gate?'
''Oh, yes, we did. We were counting
the stars in the big dipper, roaking wishes
on them. .
''Oh, yes, I suppose was blind. Now.
maybe you II describe Emily to me-
why, she had on her Knox hat her
black blazer suit, a white shirt waist, with
a black satin tie and white duck vest.
You know Emily, Billy"
Bily-Um-mi 1 see.
And what might have been q modern
tragedy was averted, and Billy made up at
Once.-Indianapolis Sentinel