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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-05-11
THE TRUE And TRIED Arb THE
SAFEST.

THE OLD RELIABLE BICKFORD & HUFF
NAN DRILL, is in the field again. with all it's
valuable improvements and prestige of the past.
THE OLIVER CHILLED Pillow, (GENUINE),
leads everything, with its faultless record. Ali
the makers OF bogus limitations assert its superb
ority by trying to initiate it. No body initiates
a bad i'm plement.
STUDEBAKER WAGONS from the thorough
ly ar dried quality of Timber and manner of
construction last where others fail and run easy
So say $50 farmers of Augusta, some of whom.
have been running Studebaker Wagons for Is to
Is years.
FENCES,-Put them up 'gooa and they last
The White Cedar Picket and Galvanized Steel
Wire is the best fence-invaluab Bile where poultry
annoy. The Gable and Truss Fence, all steel
wire can't be heat for farms. 1t only costs about
80 cents per rod put up.
CULTIVATORS, WALKING CULTIVATOR
on Wheels and Five Tooth Cultlvators, of vari-
GUS styles and test improvements See them
before you buy.
PUMPS A good one necessity We carry
only the best kinds. The valves of one of our
styles can be repaired without taking pump out
of we'll. Call and let us explain the advantages
of each.
LYNN 6 60.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-13

Do not breed eve lambs iill they arc
rs months old II You want them 90 pro-
ducc good, large, paying progeny
When you buy flock Of ewes get
Thorn near homo II you can find those
that suit They will tnk0 Co thnIr new
surroundings easily aud VIII not have
20 Do ncciim1tcd
what's the worst dsioct Ia the swine
growing OF our day. Colonel i ID. Co.
burn aayIit is bad feet aud legs iu hogs
They have b,eu bred for generations 'l
rom all 90 l1t and meat ull they can
sometimes scarcely support thoIr weight
urm tloir foot They havo not b1ro
Iurtura enough loft iu ihoir bodies go
o.. able io Elt around easily. Tho result
Is sroat n1mbcr ~ lame hogs Breeders
must now rcui0dy This defect 500 that
mono lat males aud females having
sound feet arc bred from
John Gould Hays NJ min. COWS. I'm
summer 200 mugh exercise BE- generally
gIyan A lururnnt pasture iu which
che COW can an honolf quickly and flcu
Do down and ruminute is what f.lH the
milLpiiL Going two miles Co pasture
uud being driven home by boy on
horseback and yclTng dog hn' always
resulted Boa a small, poorly filled uddcI
un unhappy owner q md looking vito
md the children anxious 90 leave the
iaun
A smooth, handsome harness h1re
p TO 10 hands high. with strong
noe ariiou % the ladies will chll him
stylish, % is tho home tho FARMER will
Eot most money out gi AZ present 1t be-
almost immateual whether tho animal
has speed ur bottom or not such BE-
fra''H,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-13
Notes.

quite an interest Ia being manifest In
thu coming events, viEs Pioneer Day
Mt saltair, anu tho Black Hawk gather
ing NJ Provo.
Everybody IL busy drying fruit.
People out u employment could easily
get work here drying on shares and
thus help Themselves and save tho
fruit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-13
For Homemade Suits.

Me,srs. Nielsen aud Nielsen, tailors,
have accepted situations from the hlai-
more Coop, SEWER county, nj lheit
trades aud will 10 out there at once 70
engage IN the manufacture OF ulah
woolsn goods. The gentlemen went 70
Salt Lake City Mt tue request OF lhvlf
new employers aud selected . large
stock OF goods from j. q, CutlefG bfp,
out OF which suits will be made Tor our
touthern neighbofp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-13
OGDEN.
Irate Woman and the Dancing
Master.

MI Pavey, a dancing professor WIN
has been for some time pet giving
dances At Riverside Park, and wo'
man by the name Of Church, showed
their lighting abilities At a masquerade
a, the park Saturday night Aoou.
lW45 Mrs. Church, who Is m'ilinet
by trade, and who had apparently been
watching for an opening, stepped up g.
Pavey and smashed him several term o
bloSs over tho head with the butt emf
Of a billiard cue. pavcy resented anu
a scufiie followed In which both parties
vent 20 the no0r with a thump anl
we're separatel by l1okofs-ou. The
nfni,s.of. with blood streaming down
III iace and back, immediately re-.
ported 20 the city jail Tor tue purpose o.
swoating to warrant for his assall-
ants arrest, but later changed hn
mind and no arrests were made.
Mira. Church snys che lhtAshu.
Pavey for the mnnnef In when he hau
conducted himself towards her dau ih'
Ter. II being q serious nature. iul.
IL said 10 lie the eighth man lhfhsh,H
ip Ogden with clubs by tnis same "o'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-13
The Girls VIII Quit.

Tuesday ttomorovl will douo',Si 3
see new l0t Vt lazy walters ht wv.
Pacific hotel and those who naE'
worked there Tor long time VIII oe
out The trouble IL caused by lhe
Young ladies' refusing 10 wear Tue reg
ulation CAPS which have been provided
Tor them BY tho management, anu
which "ihey mus, DO Of quit" ln'
glfls have mostly secured new vi aces
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-13
slammed and Fought.

A quarrel arose at +. woolsiein'
iluuof house on Saturday night lt
tween n. l.. uani, pfetident o. tn
worklngmeu's Union aud : on hat
iis, which resulted Ia Gsnt buinH
plappe aud used In a rough manner oy
Haffls. Both parties were arrested
aud taken to the city jail where they
furnished the necessary bond iof lhoii
appearance In court today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-13
PLEASANT GROVE.
rrrA.Asr GROVE, Auo. 10, 1884.
Wan, to Hear From Him.

A man purporting TO represent tho
salt Lake Pattern company has been
iu this town taking orders. AZ an
extra induCemeut no has got In his
work by pfomising 10 give his patrons
u big advertisement iu some local news
paper, taking tho tum OF " 1of the
Sad. % only; goods 20 follow" which
were 10 b. sold ON commission. htrangs
A. it may appear, some nne buslnc-.
women are waiting for the wares ANA
fspIning over the loss Of their each
THIS person signed his name A. J.
Marlin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-13
miseellaPeouS Works.

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on ne godtrings u ths ssspsl. ab55t a. ata
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martAhis ruling Of Jutgo O. b. Zane 20 W,
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lecture By John Nicholson, pc.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-13
Sta7dard Cbur1b Works.

Oldpdard (DuTID WorkS.
heoh OF Tormos. A ssoount Of rs
Ancient inhaBtsnt, Of she American Coat
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Translated By The Prophet Jossph smith, Jr.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-13
Nnles.

Tho two companies of the seven
teenth from Fort Russell, which nave
been cnmpod here for n ling time re-
turned b. Cheyenne on Saturday.
A large number Of Wo0ct county
psuplu went - "a tnir this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-13
Wrong Name.

In YOU notice Of "BAbe Drowning"
hers a few days ago \ mistake occurred
IN transmitting the message, II should
nave read, n boy whose iatheI's name
was Peter Jensen, Instead OF "btophon
Hanasn," M stated,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-13
WINNER I?

on the road and track you alSays find
the srKRLiSG boys and the pink coloff
At the front.
eG-Send Tor our 6i.page catalogue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-13
Rid E

In the street cars every day spend 50 tt
So month In street car fare, and la, &
nothing at the end Of the year to SHOW
Tor il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-13

orson Prait's WORMS, a seris, Of r,mphlsis
oa he sodiriusi u he gospel, BOA Of sil
pagcs, 5sc.
uand-tIooh Of reference % No history.
Chronology, religion AMI country % hs Latter
daI sAints- One saints snd Stranger, 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-25

. street ciessina gang. He had been SHAVED.
ceremony to toe woman whom he Whs ABOUT
TO marry. He placed his hat on the uesk
and listened to Alderman saul readina tne
contract. He was nervous. The wonan va
NOT nor did she seem to be persopeliy inuteI.
ested In what was going on. Neltner OI tneIn
had been married before. when the ceremony
was finished the woman went to one elde OF
the room, and the man sat In ehatr on the
other side. Although II was cool In the room
his face was covered with perspiIetl.on. !,
four couples who came last we're undressing
nance back OF each. n one only knew.
Chief Cupid Van Pelt 10 addition 60 mskine
out the marriage certlncates. sends the re-
turns to the Bureau OF Vital Statistics
What do Jour fees average p THE Bun re-
We'll. they are small and far between. I
have been mixing certificates here for fifteen
years. and I have never known such times. No
more $40 fees. Those days are rast 80,
II was an SSO fee That was nearly ten
count who was living. in. a Spanish hotel In
University place. He had TO have oiyH con-
tract and he gave me $50 for nv work"
DO you have trouble with the coup lesF .
Sometimes we do. The Aldermen wont
perform the ceremony for widows or widow
ers unless their husbands or wives have been
dead at least a year Then the italians are so
anxious to marry OF their children that they
don't want to walt until their daughters are
gixtsen years OF age. Sometimes II In hard to
tell. Tor these italian girls develop early. Oh,
there Ia lots OF bother here"
surely room 13 IL not the least interesting
room In the City Hall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-25

psr-, which DC not sppesr IA the PRAYER Book ;
also against the numerous churches who have
the special service on Good Friday called
service Of the Passion" and the three
hours service" for which neither title nor
service appear 10 the Prayer book also e
those who have noon day prayer meetings..
cantatas in Holy Week and at other times.
love ieasts with eggs and saldwiehes on
Good Friday, and go on, none OF which have
authority IN from the PRAYER Book
Although the press IL hardly the place Tor
theological discussions Il lie difficult 70 allow
the charge that certain members OF the tpte-
copal Church" -delude themselves in calling
themselves catholics, to pass unnoticed. VIII
the writer please explain how he can call the
Episcopal Church the glory o. Protestant.
lam. when Protestantism denies the Apostolie
succession. the channel through which ~
power for aacramsntal grace Ia transmitted
which grace il also deniesa Ia u church
whose creed says. a." I believe in one Catholic
and Apostolic Church" the glory of Protest:
antism which has hundreds Il so-ealled
Churches and helisfsP Episcopalians do not
have to 90 elsewhere TO lie Catholics IN very
name" nor do they delnde themselves by CALI
ing themselves Catholics when they so au-
dbiy and faithfully recite in congregation theis
credo OF their Prayer Book. HAPPILY 1t is the
creed and not the title page they so reelte and
profess before men. II u. SMITH, Jr.
NEW YORK March %, 1894
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-25

Sachets OF all kinds. boxes Of note paper tod
with an Easter ribbon. silver book markers. q
silver-mounted egg-shaped emery. In fact.
anything useful or ornamental. 10 considered
appropriate. Pen-wipers always seem to como
sereney to the front when the question OF Q
triifng gift arises. as everybody 10 supposed
to be able to find use for one. A seasonAbls
one Ii an egg forming the oval OF pretty
childish face. framed by a big black paper hat.
trimmed with pink roses. from under which
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-25
yesterday NOVELTIES.
TT rs 1HE THINs TO SITE PRES
EMS AND PRETTT sOUTEHIRa

Err- Decorated with Every Po--isis Device
I've Proper ThinE Zoe Lever te Give
60 STE svvsrthesrt-Frstty Coufsetis.s.
FgGsi fresh eRasi Easter eeRsl all Kinds Of
eggs from the primitive AFFAIR dyed by boiling
in piece Of colored calico to the gold eRG
with diamond clasp my lady's onbonniere
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-25

Fancy baskets are also used In which to store
the bonhons. Most OF these are deliberately
trimmed with flowers and ribbon, A partlcu:
thorn branches tied with q big bow Of violet
ribOon. The body Of the basket 10 formed By
two pair OF doves wings. Apparently filing
the basket are punches OF chrysanthemums,
which nearly conceal the silk bag designed to
hold the bonbons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-25

come eurls OF golden hair. A deep collar OF
white lays over deeper friIl OF black. edged
with pink. beneath which arc concealed the
channels leaves for cleaning the pen. Another
dainty one is a heart-shaped piece OF white
kid. tinted violet around the edge. and
bunch OF violets fastened to 1t By pin OF two
interlaced silver hearts.
All these. OF course. are mere friendly gifts,
but now comes tho question. What shall q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-25

Eggs are. as usual. the feature OF the Easter
cards aud souvenlrs. There are the pretty.
dainty ones. with flowers and ribbons; the big
decorated ostrich eggs; the queer ones. with
great Japsnese-lookinR spiders crawling over
them ;the amusing ones. with faces grotesoue
enough to haunt ones dreams, q hideous
laughing old woman. a sanctimonious young
man. hand painted and adorned with real hair.
Then come two downy ducks laborinR under
the weight Of Easter greetings. painted on .
large egg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-25

Of the question. SO she must draw upon her
ima0ination and produce something new.
Flowers seem 70 blossom IN richer profusion
this year than ever before, and clustering old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-25

lover give to his sweetheart p sQmsthlnE
goodly sum. The really proper thing is q
white kid or vel lum prayer book with simple
gold covers. and her monogram ia gold In the
centre. To this may be added q gold marker
consisting q heart, anchor. and eros. snsm-
a UonbonpieTs made OF a bloOdstons In the
form Of an egg and oyerlaid with gold.
Through the centre is band Of white enamel
on which are the words Croft d'Amour."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-23
SaBt eud nidt heidwinoeln!

Sn tur5er 2eit ueroet Sbr CANA betimmt
BON Slr9eniertt3en Saui;rsrn NIT Stahl,
Ceten Ioerlduien fperoen. Die guh iIeine
8ohoIen fir Die Summe BON $50 b,s $40
fetlbleten uno Die oeriuten iueroeu, eut
a~lauben 81 MAIDEN, bab ibre Stahl 8oho
len Die ein6laen iino. Die semaht puroen =.
2Str baben ben bsribmten .Raieftic-s
Stablofen rpdbreno Der orei IeSten Sabre
pertanft, ino mir founsn Sud Yeuaniiie
BON 8eridieoenen u~crleaen, bic fih iiber
oas Nubhare oeS Sfens aasipraben, unp
oaB mir IN teinem Sale mebr ioroerten ole
S3S bis S55 iar bic ueribleoenen 8r6Beu.
I'm tteIe berlihmten &ofbf en- benz 8ubll.
tum mebr 5u9dnalth Su mate1, haheu mir
etnen ipeSiclen 8ertauf oerielbeu arra nairt.
Der assen ben Is. Nu9ui. besinnen uuo Slue i
gSobel anoauers ptro, iudbrenb peIb er2elt
mir elnen oer Ssien III poler Operation in
unlerem Sfore baben neroen, uobei uus
| smei Terioneu aus Der 5abrli ausbelfeu.
rpelhs cte suten elseuitaiten oes Ofeus
ertldren iperoen, Ieoermann 1T ber,lih
etu9elaoen. oleiem ipeaieIen Scrtauf bei,u.
fuohnen uuo ith NIT ben beiten Stabl aodbz
ptet IN Der 8elt befauut ~ MAIDEN. YaBt
eud NIT ben Snuiirern niht elm, ioutsrp
fault bet Suren beimliten @eihaftsleuteu
y b q 3. T. Xaouer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-23

9es hohen Wtsrs iueaen tperoe ib ben
Nderbau. Setrieb auf9eben uno oaber auf
metner 6arm III Sacobs Yrairle, cine uub
cine babe Merle BON Gplo Sprira. anr
Sanltaa, Den 25. Nuguit 1894. mprasns 10
uhr fol9enoe 8eaenitduoe perfaufen, udms
lid: finf idDere Nrbeitspferbe, Elm brei
Sabre nltes 6ohlen, EN- 3 Sabre altes Rob
len uno stpel= 6rilblabrss SobIen, neun q iihe.
eiI Saar 4 Sabre alte Stiere, neuu Stid
lln9es 2lnopleb, Stiere. Seifers etc, ,ehn
Shlpetne, IS bis so Siiid @efIiiael, eiuen
Ntceormtd Selbitbluoer, fat reu, cine sac.
maltlne. einen Sulfp 8ornsg ultiuatpr.
etne Ytdbmalttne uno Seurehen. ,pei
gunberipa9et, Elm Su9sp. apei Yniae uno
Sa9en, stpet ooppelte Stlitten. ,tuei bop.
petite TferoeIttrre nit SliesenneB uno on.
oere 5armgeratpe, 81 sahlreit, nm an,uae.
ben. Seoin9un9en: Vile Summea bis
81 50 baar; auf Summen Don SIS uno oa
riber Elm Sabr 3eit nit gutter Ylraitait
III iieben SroSeut Sntereiien. Nuf ole
Sumnen iiber $50 Spei Sabre Belt aeqeu
ipei Gbihla9 sSablunsen; Die cine am l..
Nopember 1895 uno Die auoere am l. gto.
oember 1895 falis.
y } ri Il. W
3S- Gi9eniblmer.
Sacobs Tralris. ben 6. Nusuit '94.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-23
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in Spmmsri untsr,sus fur 6erren une Ia,
men. Spt,ieae Gertaufs-lttst in unis.
rem llntsr,sus-I e%partsment in einfa1en
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nbtbla, aber Ior9t in Der 3eit, 70
babt ibr in Der Notb. Wir fino
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lorsen (barte ooer weide) Der be:
item Glalitdten. als irsenb is=
mano in Der Staot. 9arum
lpredt Dor bel uuS uno madt
Cure geiteauns Jest, uno mir
weroen @ud periorsen in irseno
ipelder Guantitdt ODER su irseno
ipelder Belt, Den sansen W,nter
binourd.
~. Garter s &c.,
106 - tie Npenue n6rolth. 81
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Naute nebmen eire Eateut-W epistn
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fur pelts tie rmpfohlsn iuiro. Nnitatt nun
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belt iettSufeIsn, ut e,n eroBes gebeimmls.
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aranfbeits= Spmptome mittbeilenb, uno nab
eTpfGng zines Dollars 6enuse postal
uniere meoisiplide Nbtbeiluna jeoen ernsels
men 5aI seaau priffn, unb Dos paijenDe
9ellmlttel, rein prsetabiliia, aepifenbaft
aubereiten. 5uieneansen portofrei; ipenn
eripiinitt oentite Sarreiponoens. Silotie
&emesp 80, 2s6 3ortb State Str, Obi.
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