The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-12-06

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the misfortune 10 bave sleg caught be-
tween a cart and stono and badly
bruised. Ordinarily he would have been
laid up for two or three weeks, but says;
After using one bottle Of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm began to feel better, and
in three days was entirely we'll. The
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berlsin's Pain Balm possesses have
never noticed in any other liniment. /
take pleasure in recommending it,"
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Mr.. James Gochark says 81 am salts
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son.
Manager r. r. Cutler arrived home on
Monday night from HE trip TO the Trans
Mississippi Congress Mr.. Cutler says
the delegates had an excellent time to-
gether discussing silver and other
questions OF inicr II to the west lie
considers it was great honor ehown to
Geo. q. Cannon, and Utah, when Mr.
Cannon was chosen president OF the
Con gress. and We agree with him, and
say our belief is that Geo. @ Cannon
and his son Frank will be the means of
bringing Utah to the front, equal to any
two gentlemen we know Of. The father
is 30 we'll known in the best of society
from one end Of the land to the other,
and this gives him prestige wherever
he goes, and enables him to get into soci-
ETY. that other men OF less fame cannot.
The sugar company has just completed
q reservoir on their farm at the point of
the mountain. 1t covers "a acres of
land, and will hold water to the depth
of 9 feet. The reservoir 10 made to store
late water to water the sugar beets on tie
farm. 1t is located on what is known "a
the north bench irrigating ditch. The
supply OF water in this ditch generally
ceases about the middle ofJuly, and this
cuts the water of from the beet crop too
early, and II the company can keep the
reservoir full by this date 30 that the
water can be used to water the beets
from the first to the middle of August
there can be no question about the
company raising a good crop OF beets.
The water is now running into the
reservoir and will continue TO do 80 until
II gets full, unless winter sets in and
freezes the water and stops i. from
running.
There has been much said through
the papers about the Edith Karen case,
some oil the papers condemning the
father in most unmercilnl manner, so
much 80 that he is represented 10 be a
worse human being than Lynch, who
ravished the young girl The writers
in such papers don't know what they
are talking about. They would display
more good sense il they said nothing
about the case than to display their
ignorance in the manner they do. The
case is one which gives every person
pain TO think about, and causes the finer
feelings to revolt at such deeds. But
what must be the feelings Of the parents
of the young girl, can any tongue or pen
tell them? We think not. And does it
help the case any to heap Goals OF fire
upon their heads, and does it lesson the
crime OF her betrayers any by assailng
them? We have been waiting for the
young lady's statement Of the whole case
but up to the time OF going to press II
hls not arrived.