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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-07-19
COME HONE Y.

AS comb honey commands high
er price than extracted, special atten-
ton is due to its production. While
1t is well to put on super before the
flow comes it is not well to do it so
early as to run the risk of chilling
the brood. There are two circum-
stances which should govern the
matter FIRST, to have them on be-
tore the white clover flow com.
mences; second, before the swarm
ing tendency shows itself strongly.
When the first lot OF sections are
about hlled, they should be lifted up
and a second lot placed under them,
and when these are partially filled a
third lot should be put under the
second; this may be continued 10 the
extent Of four or five supers. 1t is
necessary to watch the honey flow
carefully, so that no more sections
will be put on than will be filled and
capped. Impatient bee-keepers are
apt TO make mistake by removing
the honey before 1t is ripe. As a rule.
the longer it remains on the hive the
better 1t is. Should dark honey COM
mence to come in, the sections should
be removed at once, in order to re-
tain the finest quality. When it
comes to removing supers, E. I. Abb
bott, in the American Bee Journal,
states that he has found the use OF a
bee escape an absolute necessity. 1t
is great satisfaction to slip one or
two of these little machines" under
three or four well filled supers early
in the day, and at night find the bees
all out, and the honey uninjured by
not having little holes bit in the cap
pings, as is sure to be the case il re-
moved by any other process.
Now that the honey is secured, it
is well to look carefully to the mar
keting OF it. The appearance of the
goods when offered has much to dc
with the price obtained. The first
thing necessary is to see that the
honey is carefully sorted. 1t SHOULD
then be Thoroughly cleaned ana pu'
into neat white crates, and have
every crate contain the same grade
throughout, so that the front layer
will be a true index OF every section
in the crate. II this is done con
Scientiously, and the crates stamped
with the producers name and ad
dress, that man will not have to &C
begging tor customers.
In this connection quotation Mr.
Abbott uses fits in well:-"Careless
ness is the costliest habit one can fall
into; and trickery, while it may sue
coed for a time, must cost more than
it comes to in the end. Farmer
| Advocate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-07-19

We have no green's for the salad.
Cannibal-Chop up that dude we
caught yesterday. He's green
enough.
No Rival Near the Throne. Brown
Why did your mother take the par
rot out of the sitting room
Little Johnie-The sewing circle
met here this afternoon.
dissatisfied. Rev. Mr.. Harps--
Jonhnny, am sorry to hear that
you have been fighting with Willie
Ihumps again. Suppose something
should happen SO that you never see
him again till you meet him in heav-
en-; what would you do then?
Johnny Thickneck-Pd yank one OF
his wings off, pound him over the
head with it, and drive his blamed
crown down over his ears till they'd
have to file it in two to get it off.
Just Dodge Them. Doctor-The
bicycle gives people the best exercise
in the world.
Patient-But | can't afford to ride
a bicycle.
Dpctor-Oh, you don't need to ride
one.
A Thorough Course. How do
you get on with your training school
tor pugillsts?'
Very nicely"
II suppose your course is very
thorough ?"
Yes; five languages"
Innocent Tommy. Father-Tom-
my, stop pulling that cats tail.
Tommy-l'm only holding the tail,
the cats pulling 1t.
For many years DR.. Chadwick was
physician TO Oliver Wendall Holmes,
aud he has many interesting remin-
iscences OF the poet. He tells this
story OF DR.. Holmes, which he says
has never be published: Leaving Dr.
Holmes house one day, DR.. Holmes
inquired where he intended going.
TO call on patient, a lady, who
married for the first time at 81
man OF So"
rs he alive YETI" inquired DR..
Holmes.
mo, he died five or six years ago"
Il need hardly ask" inquired the
poet laughingIy, "if they had any
children; but tell me, uid they have
any grandchildren ?"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-07-19
THE PRINCESS HELENE.
beaHtifni GIFTS with Which Her Friend!
ReLnenberen Her.

Remembered Her.
The list OF the presents to the
Princess Helene on the occasion of
her marriage to the Due d'Aosta in
Guided the following: From the
Countess Of Paris, collection of pre-
cIous stones, two black pearls, a
diamond crescent, carriage rug in
white fox skin, an English pony car
rage and pony, a modern cashmere
shawl, cashmere shawl Formerly
belonging to the Duchess otOrleans) J,
cashmere shawl from the Duchess
OF Montpensier's trousseau. From
the Duke o. Orleans, diamond neck
lace, emerald pendants. a diadem and
an algrette, emeralds and diamonds.
From the Duo d'Aosta, parure of
pearls and diamonds. a string of 81
pearls with diamond clasp; IL
strings of pearls, with emerald and
diamond clasps; a necklace of dia-
monds and emerads, consisting of
five square diamonds and five pear
shaped eneralds, with emerald
clasps. From the Queen of Italy. a
gold chain bracelet, with sapphire
pendant; sapphire medallion; and
from the Prince and Princess OF
Wales, the Duke and Duchess ofYork
the Princesses Victoria and Maud OF
Wales, a caduceus in diamonds,
rubles and pearls.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-07-19
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

A Good Investment. Customer
| like that umbrella stand, but |
don't think it is worth So.
Salesman-Why, madam, the very
first umbrella that is left in it may be
worth more than that.
Teacher-Whlch letter is next to
the letter H
Boy-Dunno, ma am.
Teacher-What have | on both
sides OF my nose:
Boy-Freckles, ma'am.
A Bad Case. A young doctor said
to girl, do you know, dear, l
have heart affection for YOU?
Have you had it lung ?" she coyly
inquired.
ION, yes. | feel that | will liver
troubled life without you!' he fer
vently responded. =,
Then you had better asthma, "
she softly murmured.
Mercenary. The cowbells tinkled
drowsily.
In the shadow of the shelving
shore, with the waves breaking at
their feet, they fingered. .
Would you marry for money =
she demanded.
He started and turned pale.
This is so sudden" he taltered.
To make a bad matter worse he
subsequently asked her how much
she was offering,
The Doctor--"Queer saying that
about truth lying at the bottom OF
the we'll" The Lawyer-"You
wouldn't think so ii you knew the
amount of pumping we lawyer somt-
times have to do to get at it,"
Returned. Darling"
My lie
After four years of estrangement,
they are clasped in each others
arms.
There remained no obstacle.
The big sleeve was thing OF the
past.
Green Enough. Cannibal wife
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Commissioners Notice.
MOSES c. vARNEY'S ESTATE.

MUSES. 4. WARMLY > rs Ia LIZ.
The subscribers, having been appointed by
the honorable Probate court for the district
OF aedonia, commissioners to receive, ex-
anime, and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate of NJ loses {.
Varney,, late OF Danville' in said district,
the 9th day of July, 1896 being allowed
by said court to the creditors of said de-
ceased. to exhibit and prove their respective
claims beforeus Givenotce that we will at
tend to the duties of our appointment at the
dwelling house of Geo c. Sanborn, in Dan
vile in said district, on the Sd day of August,
A. d. 1895, and the I'd day of November,
A. ID. 1895, next, at O'Clock in the fore
noon on each of said days.
JOHN p. WEEKS,
GEORGE c. SANBORN,
Commissioners.
Danville, VT, July II, A. D. 1895.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-07-19

Little Edith was saying her pray.
ers. She asked that the Lord would
make her a good girl, which was quite
in line with mammals instructions,
but it rather astonlshed mamma
when Edith added, "and I'll do as
much for you"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-07-19

Elegance is something more than ease
it is more than freedom from awkward
ness or restraint. 1t implies, conceive,
a precision, polish, sparkling, spirit
ed, vet delicate.-Hazlitt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-07-19
Probate of Will.

CYNTHIA ROOTS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, Caledonia District. IS
In Probate court, held at the Probate office
in St Johnsbury, within and for said district,
on the 9th day ofJuly, A. d. 1895.
An instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of Cynthia Root, late OF
Peacham, in said district, deceased, being
presented to court by George p. Blair, the
executor therein named tor probate.
1t is ordered by said court that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at a
session of said court, to be held at the pro-
bate office in st. Johusbury, on the 3Oth day
of July, A. d, 1895, and show cause, it any
they may have, against the probate of said
will for which purpose it is further ordered
that copy of the record of this order be pub
lshed three weeks successfully in the Gale.
DOMAIN, printed at st .Johnsbury, previous
to said time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court Attest:
WALTER p. SMITH, Judge.
A true copy of record, Attest:
WALTER p. SMITH, Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-07-19

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills.
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache,
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists
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FaIt5-PromotI72 Series.

~ iIrst Wtzi0n, % aaua".' 70 fs''1aa
gIIsu"H.r aI aH.H 1HFT .ga Do 7i.afA
ruau1s, ry lr.Hsv pUn0a. "a.
A SITTING OF i'oHtis, asrrag, t.-.- %
Interesting tH..as 90 aHHa.ia. = ~
saurg 700, u... .'s
Loayes lFum ~ Iouvaai, ~ F'a'isa
NufUfI SCOTT. fasH..H.H no Hfs 'alt'
t.I misair1sry n,1r1 -.a ai TsaI ssla's
ias InsldunaH' lsffa, 90
PragT- uUtz 90 Espfvisuce, q 7al''a1e =
tHrf...t Oh ..T H..H..H. H.' e'rs -
Crsasdost IIsbss O. IGtmbnil's jsugsft
s.rrsurp " goo pf4HnH '1ailau =
rhgpaf % aver remarkable nHr, Hs
GarIy scenes Ia church Hislory o."
ioaual % incidents from a1.1a u lsE'
% nauhuryh in early iayf l2
rho Life OF Ncpbi, ..s On ~ taa, -
smigratai frun gs.Ia'ra, '1 Iaiat % 70
land nos sa0aa ~ South AmsiHa Hi 90
tuH,s before Ono .1nIss NJ 'ar -ar1f ~
b1ok contains sHmr gHry 'mrr'hHi items ''t'
sIrning tss BOOK % Nom 1, b. I'''T y
cannon, %
Scraps Of typography, saaH'1iHs' ai''a :
an ELDERS Ifai iurdeHH % ttgd''a'" -
EuvuI knights JUumN. sla
Ehs uyth % ihe uauu'rript fesna,
6r th6 Ahsurfiuas NJ ua slaaNHg s-fhH
usl1gv Reynolds, ta.
LAbors ia Ihe vineyard, aiala' On, :
Ono Aln fH.grrsuus aEpafi0'as ''H s'''-'
49,
Eyentmi narratives, r1Hiaiu' ''n' 'a'''''-
i.gHs.f.Hsr ani valuable ias'lni 49,
yIelrntI : I.igna, rrgrrs,ITo usais iAl'A~
uls Lord ~ ia ehlirsli ls'.
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PROVO.
Tine penran Point Mnrder..

The .Ni..r. 4Io puKiau.iy awaiting
an answrI from george Hays, o. Long
HIN, Connecticut, 90 a letter wilt, n
10 him, On asaing Tor cottain inig.
nation gu.aH they believe will THROW
some lIF,t ulI1 tuu .rp. 10 murders no
Pelican D. .ut Hays, % Hli be fg.
mpmupt. Q. lHu yDu.. man who
lived ut tue Hlvs nuch last summer
and lefJ tor ..s home in tue Haa. some
umo before tue mI.IuH we're uIM-
United. no. W.E.u which lHspueslul
at thu ,lm Goo murder was eum.
m t.uI has. .U. auuu found aud the
officers are % uU#ul ay.as Be being Ia
tue lake, although tary nave MT
ceased cfasgIus .Br iL Iuey are very
anxious Go uUu DO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-11

'aaua .WuaTr bloc EtI .yrrWaIA
ur COO mIUu aIr'lu uu brain ant body,
.us ualr way 90 euro H o. feed ..E
utrs. UI .lr. blood, FH.u.A. H.
rr pie c'rtfy tU.tf.u beet l'JII uur.
der, $50 l.a. a,tge toni. aud Strength
iu.ii.siH llun.f- aIBfII'H. WHIT
DC u.H tnuU or ut.rHit viii clio Iu
Or you=llHn1's cure.
N.sHuHuus., lUst UI s'gpH, .Uss % hY-
Iu..n nUl general debility ulI cHaH.
Innr when H11I's Slraa. afIIia b. yrf.
sisiruily taken, and strong nerves.
sweet SLEEP, strong body, SHARP
appetite, anu inc wore, health auI
haIuups follow the uss OF H01d's
ShrsaI nUl'1.
Tho Strong point about Hn1u' Saf.
saparils ia that they arc permanent,
because they ttart from the solid 'ouu.
dalton n' puuhrd, vilaIIzgd ami uu.
rChei blood,
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A. OPINION UtVES.

RtCraily Mr. J. y. Thomas, of
North Dakota, visited the shenandoah
Valley, Virginia, and after carefully
examining the country located in
Winchester he writes 10 Afr v. Rich.
ards, Land and Immigration Agent,
Baltimore q OAI0 Railroad, baltimore,
MARY land, ~ follows. 81 have been
iu nearly every slate anu territory U'
the United States, and an frank Ia my
opinion that this valley sutpRttss all
other sections in the Union. The
landS arc low In price, and produce
profitable crops. I Thank YOU Tor dI.
focliug me here, aud hlIlcl, those seek.
ing pleasant anu ptohlabls homes o.
l"rstg lu % .F country"
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Tsnlh Mnrh y. NJ. M.LA.

Al tue room, o, the =. NJ. G. a. on
Monday evening au interesting pro.
gram Will br rendered. by ghu Young
None Mutual lmpr1yomeat usslula.
lion " the rruth wArI. The follow.
Ing isau outline o' the programs
Vocal Hg4rrua. NrH. N.saIuInr usarlu
N.H 1903 -mHH|#. M..HTH. roll HHI IH...n
hI1H.H -uU sHu#a.Hu. object HuI Hufa @
I.uH. 81. u.I. I'FtH. 4. IlIE.H
SOLO ... 600 ....... A'I.H NI.I liHT.H
Address ls.su and HTus.e.. lf t.H church.
..,s.,s.st.... st... lt1iuHF IiII.n Do
U..# colo. .... ..... .. Albert Brady
uuu.- saAIpHauu aud ..auHH0t ....I rams
bond aud tHH. UyTIF
The public aud friends OF both Or
z,,,aus 0rc cordially invited TO
.L----.
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n.spaats.tmeaouy. .lslaur ,nea'r'.
cal aunA.s.

cal aunAs.
Iistbs Right thus fa.. a Isberna.
..r UHlir concert should ave uton
ARRANGED for tna cutuItuuuunt OF Tue
s.Iyer convention vIsitHn5 nothing
p.uII give them better .aga OF the
musical staiusJI our people; nov " we
pfasIIa people CIuI arrange 10. h
revival % their clever uurts GA a Ulsht
while ius vllii1fs Hr. here, anoihrr
.UaauL putefllIums WJuli Hn Iur.
.aHuI auu another instance given ni
Iur afI-.Ie talent with w.ltH 1ui Guy
iguua
IoHay'a london diBrniClushring tho
D..FUg .r1.#silal uliua' 90 the
E.W
The UamIas Jpsfa season OF tIvont
Garden iusafeT viii uH one pi HIugIhl
UrINHurN Beyond tYWru'H hht0il
yrfy little lu the way ui nuFu iy ls
promised, but tho temperance ui
AIrUua Paul alter sl many years
sUs..us from LJuiIu- stage, VIII
simply atone for the absence OF Doe"
wufss tD "a fashionable .uiiHur',
The season opens ou Mon FAY Nest
with NufIps OsuuIIu, which hu8 not
Yeeu reformed a. C.yUui Garden
HiucHlsUl. Mime. IuauI NilI Doe tue
DHaIrmHuu and SiEuIr IaulfnD VIII
resume hls original role. On Goo ipi'
lowing tuesday Marc LuEIgi TIE
American ruma JJuuai VIII sHlulf Do
FLA DlavUu, wish rEu"r Do Lucia
aa the bhudit hero W.lnHaiuy MINT
next Will bring Lo Prophet vim
IamagnJ, Glillia lny.Eit AMI Niue.
June, new soprano ir8m bfuH. .is.
MFa Margaret Mctutyfr val. frnFugar
Uu IuuuIhy, NiiUrA pro UuFoi usnHn',
Il tuu Iual uunrCi. f- 20 ha.HuHil
and urIru Ui roy Boo % revival H.
U.Its NuHsIU tr,g. slime. AIhsui
VIII Us t.tsIuf Uu Fuiay us Flea
LDHuugfiu, nu tuu week viii. hf ha-
IaueY with 10 TfUvai0fe, pro auction
0uIy ju1u1si by tue powerful casr
WUIuu Iur.uuua lumnEuJ, Niles hrt
.yEuaud tuiua liayUsIH. Mime. lblVr
Wuuls .t.rfHly associated W in Goo.
rart OF Sauluzzh Boz ,thvuIcfh
EIa.ica. VIII not BOO au.u FOO
UlUu To London thi'aHasIu, uul VII
BE-. laHHupl by Mile, bsIuglyN,
h1 .As gained good reputation in
Germany aud Italy, ami who ~ also
the author Of ga oprmtiu libfuttU. 0hu
was thu Original exponent VI the ili'
treated " fo Nnt4IIu iu SamufHs tragic
DIom H. "a grc, which was produced
st Naples last May, During her sY-
j uin mere 5if Augustus Harris has
Promise 90 mount this work.
sir Charles and LAZY Han have
signed cHllpula iDrH concert tour Ga
rUutu Area.
Ino centenary D. thu Paris C0u1oryE-
tory of music WHl Dc celebrated with
grlat mpGuiucUurr iu August u0Gt.
Henry a, Juurt'H new UlAy now To-
preparation ut the 49, james thrairr
the Triumph U' tho pnilsiiurs Will Do
pIayoI b. Herbert Wauua George
hluKauItt f.. s. EsmDnIc, T.. ST.,
H9tt1u, Jamu. WEIGH, Lazy MUuciJu
aud Miss JuIlptfu Neville.
Miss Olga Ncthrnlle will rotugu b.
She United States this fall.
a company .t come ususi selected
from tho bret tnpstgr Ia Madrid, Bar.
crllua aud seville, will visit Pare aud
London shortly previous 90 "a lengthy
tour OF the Uui.HI Shlus. Ihull
repertoire Hii! include Spanish masirf.
pieces by Ca.drrIu aud other wuturl,
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galier's Park Opening.

Clldars Paris up.ug the new lcssso,
O.. g.. Avul,t, is uolu: rapidly uut in
shape sr tho pleasure season now TO-
uuarat nand, IN. mana cmsnt BE-.
caras that 60 pItpyru .s 90 mak. tho
u.l resort n family rg.Hr.us Nny1 iu
tNuHIrlu, rs aruar, nuI if1n waI.I 700
suHuH aud fru.uf rot l1 very co..
vail lH kept, Attractions ~ various
kinds will ur offered the pleusuru..Iy-
IHg public, AMI new swim. gu4 merry
...rluu4s have uUuu provide .as I.''sH
M'ka The bicycle aui nur" trI'ius
.Itp6F, TOO, viii o. b. EHgd u1uulusu,
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CatarTh starls Ia the nasal pasHa g.,
affecting eyes, ears anu throat, ana is
Ia fact, tue great enemy Of the mucous
membrane, Neglected colds In the
hosdalm0Bt Invariably rrgceds catnTrh,
causing au oxcuSbivo low Of mucous
nul % the mucous discharge becoWe7
interrupted the disagTraabIe Tesu
Catarfh viii follow, such o. bad breath,
severe pain AGREES iCrshobi and about
the eyes, a roaring bnd buzzIng sOuni
IA tho ears and 0itentlmal very
offensive discharge. Elyb Cream
Balm Is the aoknOw ledBed cure for
these troubles
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Deputy Ntausarnfy uts returned
irJm b. ftp through Emory AG1 uIu'
Ga. ,YIulirf, where Doc HaI h'al SUM
uluIlE WItursa. aui juror i.r the
May ta.m uf court whicI m'ols in
NopuL MG llmry says tunt t.o late
raius have boon EruG. blessing so the
eastern uurt . Cue Territory aud
gwen the ar.U.B hur slor'. Nnunt Is
now seIIius % llutah county Or sl.ul
r. uushul, .4. .n.s N a % vs CWt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-11

DR.. X. q. Mlessr delivered on Inter.
c4uus lecture uui1to the Brigham
Young Academy rIIyslpuichl society
IaHt evening. ilH HuuIur. We "a
Character Sketch Oi jesus DuTiaI'
Tho N. /. N,S.aku CHu'.T nee core
veuuI On o. w.ruluu. Oniruu' meet
iugs were hp'l this i1renUIa.
The cbur... which was tn have be en-
glvul iu th aheTnarls this evening
Uss boon poai ouai till some time neat
week Tor tut reason thai tue new organ
failed % arrive.
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Tho case % j. .gll -8e'ey w. thu n
q. W. Railway many, whorsin
plaintiff obtained Iud mrEi agaiuft
the defendant cory saunulu tHmmls-
,i1uur Luuu's cont boo Ma rIuwauif1r
$3.50, uu nee unit uf cattle k'.uHi hAs
urru p'altI uF the duiHuIfut sJt'
purati0u 90 the FIus DISTRICT court A
similar case Wuufriu 3 r. SsFnJ wa
plaintiff aud obtained lulgm lnt ior
s25.5J has alec been appealed ny tue
railroad UOmUauy.
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Political

Tho Republican, mes last evenin
Tor the pJfplft 20 hIIug yacAncigH iu
tue 0lty central committee The u1sl-
mitlue a. uHW nrn.Esi De- C0mpasrl
of tue iolluNl.F ..WlumHH: CuaiI.
man, Chus. De Nlsy5 Committeeman
from tlH FIu. war;, L.rH 5m0H'i
Second wa.l, gHaa joan, .uri ward,
Epr.u m n; F.I. waJu, u. a., DuE'
dale, I.tl uH %, 'Iuh,
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uiuoug iunucJmau % Har,wlck, y.
So, was sick win rheumatism i1r o..
uHuihs. In speaking OF o. Mr. Robin
pom tayg "ChambHrlAiu's Pain balm.
'a tho only thing TINT gave her any
res. iIDm pain. For tine relief Of palu
can nft Goo benf." Many vesy b..i
cases n rheumatism have tern uuIci
~ IT, FORBADE At 800 cents PCT bolt o
Uv uFulrIaTf.
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Fun BALD HEADS.

ltia tUr only temOI 2u Uar D. known
FOO mako tuo btIr gf.N 900 bald heads.
NU HuTu chat you So. 900 genuine. h..
sAfu COL uUgurrf".u H.. limitations.
Mako auru IuHl uEorF ..H ata Mime.
81. huIr't photo 0u HuI lH H"..l Mine.
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A TW0 Yclrs min.

Elder Andrew Jonsou, Of this city,
FUI#-l this evening TO commence
two years t.ip ar9uui the world,
100 quest OF Church historical 'u'orma.
uln, lie goes from here 10 Van,
g.uyer via Portland, ana rom there
tl the sandwich aud Society lslandu,
Nuw Zealand, lu4is, Turkey auu the
European counties, returning via
Liverpool ami New YORK.
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Sa7day Spool a7d ps,,.

To- ihsr h1as. 49,.
80 7 10 addition 10 o., ar...- ,'-n vas
sal an'''' us p1oa sy,ap h.. . .',h Wal,
Pi''' iiooh for out l,,u. l y..
Goo 1'' % Sunday ...T' ''''aas "a
'''o"d iooh for our It,y.
A3hnd'J School -,,i. - ''"' F'i'.s.
'n''rnea'"'o VS.. Itsad.,
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and Vision OF She Do. on 'hs Lit
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-11

The direct uuu 90 AHutas CITY, n
Louis aud Atlantic f6ahBgri, Il via
Tie Nist.url Pacific Railway, rom
INuH'1. Through slgoping and chair
cars, ana all connections maGs IN
Union d'I ~ In the DAY timD. II you
rue through the gran lost scenery ot
tho Rocky Mountains IN route, zee
that your ticket reads vls MissaurI
paCno Railway, Elegant chair cars
positively tee TO h0lders OF regular
tTrlu tiCEuts.
=, y. DERRAH, G, +. 4 PA,
u MUrlhn Block, Salt Lgbe CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-11

We Improysair1t Association ssst
iiSoh, contains To- H|H-a.. nj fdsz
ani selected a11..s and aTaH1. fsf b. alst D.
ip1io'slr h. negfrr a1vaHu go .asl .
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-11
OGDEN.
Junction city News.

Twenty hub1s were arrested boy o.
number NJ officers no the southern
Pacific bridge where they had Just
finished tumpluDus toaeL They Hrc
the kind that DO not worN but live OF
the best. lu tho camp the uilluuu
found five kegs Of beer, a gallon OF Ice
crlsWl caroline, H.rgwbuFtiJs, etc,
Fgurler. vHl .fvuu ten days work
Tor tho h.U.0t a. tho city, which, BE-
Infested altl 700 hUun ana tramp tlu.
mont
ON Monday sveulau, May l3lh, b..
the OgH.u rabuTusCll, "a buur' 'ers
tlaH 10 viii ue tUuIttta MU.N 4I.fu.
EugII % HE tHu IauurusuIu UN.If.
BHUus william English was k'I..a
uH.l5 .tum u1g o. crosa Tie rpilWa
track. InH ul1Ir Will ru gsalftrj hF
H br usa anil tho program viii
comm Pc. A sharp,
t0rg aro uuu.6 OF new uuw.-
un.rE enterprise Boz. ttH'I Sc iar
near 100 No.. l OgJrr--"soar''Ing
that ". .".HH Gel. syi6ur c' n
tbr. I'r." a msTuIsF Dem T 10
pas H nn..n..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-11

IuD. luu., 90 Le Roy, y. y, saya
81 have been troubled with indigestion
ami hi.iousnuss Tor yrarb. PurE' Tea
has cured me" For sale boy p. i Uill
&. Co., ans Nrilrn JuisOn Drug 60. O.