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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07
WORK IN A GREAT cry.

Ia proportion b. her population, Salt
Lake spcnds more Tor corporate pur.
poses than does New York Cliy, owing
10 conditions connected with the bull1-
ing up Of new city which spreads
ovtra considerable area. Hut with the
figures Of expense per capita this COM
parison ondt; whom u comes 10 tho
aggregate disbursements IN oven one
important department, In tho great
metropolis these arc simply stupeu.
dous. They also indicate the vast
pm3unt Of care that burdens competent
administrative ability in the lafguli
city on the continent.
An illustration may bo found IN the
report Of the New York department Of
public works, Of which Commiui0ncr
Michael =. Daily IL the head. Tno rc-
port for 1894 thows that during that
year the expenditure in this ono DO.
partment were sIili,0sl, Of which
over three millions went 10 meet pre-.
viously Incurred liabilities. The re-
naming amount, nearly four millions,
was used In current expense, 1859,
1855 going TO street improvement anu
$3.50, 255 for repaying. During the y,.nr
twenty milos OF new pavement fs,te
laid, making total Of 8ss Y, miles IN
the city, OF which aOo.sgmlles is atone.
G2.ai asphalt, and - los mae,dam. Tho
pavement way torn up l7,i75 times
Io' mousse Connections for water, gar
anu sever pipes; the gas companies
Tore "dp aud relaid 90 miles OF
l"'''t, the electric subway workers a
Nus, aud the car lines ~ miles.
. seven and half miles VI new sewers
we're built, making i62 miles now IN
dso on Manhattan island.
The wateTwoTks divialon Of the
public works shows that New Yofkor
consume an average per capita u o.
gallons Of water per day, or 1855, 900
gallons daily for the city. Tho present
capacity OF the Crolon plsnt is ton
million gallons In excess u this; anu 70
Is estimated that by 1902 there will be
necessary watsrworks g supply 827,.
100000 gallons daily, or for Q. 4sO,OlO
inhabitants. With the eighteen miles
OF new water mains laid Ia 1894, the
city now has over 200 miles. The de.
partment collected Tor water service
90 $751; s3.
one building conslruoled-lh now
criminal court building COS, gl,7lg,.
100. Il has $50 rooms with s3,s2i
square feet Of floor space, and o., l54
tquaro feet Of balls and corridors.
From markets, armorios, oto., tho city
received In rents sl8T, 432. There were
6sl new gas lamps AMI l92 new electric
arc lamps put In lat year, lighting o.
miles Of street; tho city now lights
with ils own plant, 5dl miles Of street
and 10 acres OF park land with 2i,Os5
gas lamps, 2,03j arc lamps, and 1853
naphiha lamps.
These are enough Of proverblal'y per-
pleAing big iiyures 10 show conclusive
ly that It Is no llEat task to conduct
the Internal afiaIra OF the metropolis
it's only by thorough Organization that
the vast army Of workers ia ghs one
department eau be- controlled olleut-
lively. When one considers the mum.
ber' OF city employees, It lie not to be
wondered at lnst the party which
once secures administrative c0-trol
has an lmmenss advantage In retain.
ing IT, position.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

Geo, w. Jenkins, editor of tho Santa
Maria ImGs Cat, m Speaking OF tho
various ailments of children said;
"Nhcu nay children have ufuup there
be- only one patent medicine that ever
use, aud that be- Chamberlain Cough
Remedy, 10 pussu-sts somo medical
properties thut relieve the iirtIp suffer
ore Immediately. Il ia 10 my opinion,
the best cough medicine 100 tau mar.
ket," II the remedy l- rooIy given Rs
soon na the uruupy cough appears %
VIII prevent the attack. 10 o. also an
IDEAL remedy for whOnWnr cough.
There Is no danger On giving It to
children, az it contains nothing in.
furious.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

FIRsl ms aaa aai thon ips sod, but
all the while the HeraH hugs 60 itself
the Jelusion that la Publishing
partisan twaillo which 10 innocaHlly
mistakes Tor "ncwa," II 10 doing "iis,
uuot service 90 tlo thoughtful men OF
the Mormon Church" Tho ouly sur.
pHso IL that 10 has 90 long deferred
putting in 500 bIll DgiL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

For the welsh Eig,eddfad, at Span.
ish Fork, March ltt tine RIO GAuur
Western Will mako o. rntsUi ono siuule
fTe Tor tho round trip fr0m Salt Lake
Hud uil HtbtuuH. Tickets will bu sold
1u February gs.H, and March lsi, linz
ited 90 March Ga. An extensive pre-
gram be- bei.g arranged hy the Spanish
F.rE people, aud uf'z viii bu offered
o. the HuCcsFsiul singer,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

Tic UrHrnrr EV~HTrl NHHH De- published NI'I.
nuHdsy otesq.sd. at sirner south aad i.lst Temple
Streets. Salt IaEa city.
Train Elu1n ai 8al D.. m. Regular Edition ai
u'riueH.
The uurnrr .Wuruv Nraa H ruhliH1o1
on Tuesday and Friday OF each uH..s
Tho utfEurr WrErtr in magazine form % pub
mhed C4ory Saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

b. B, BasfuTd, of Carthage, b. Dat.,
enyg "pBras' Sure Cure rxceIs sll
other incidence Tor rheumatism and
uTiuuy Disorder. For sHlb by H.. j.
sam IS Co., anu Noliou Judsou Drug
80
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a cup of paFaa' Tea Ut night movtB
the bowels iu the morning. For sale
by r. j, HIN 81 Co., aui Noldeu JUDI
son Drug 60.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

The Nrva ito1 nis af Che rf.Hrrli Hotels. News
stand. and on 900 ui.'0uaor taIuf leaving us city
tiof D. m tlIg,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

Reductions boz wltr rrttu can be
obtained hy calling o MCGurrin a
C.'s, 10 West Second . nth, and get
ling water fcrIr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
c0atllas no Aluoula VI Alga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

CITY Fuaecl'bsrr rHI firfIy notify 4. r. Dunbar,
ic.lcu.at1rl, o' any iueElafy iu Goo dai1o-y Of
Aoir rap1u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

- NaUOu4. FtIE ROOM BmUK HOUSE,
- with city water AND cellar FRUIT Icra
blI haru ou place. Apply uu promucs. 90 a,'
|fII south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

nHCTa UTuUCFu. All KINDS. "CuAL
4 Wlt quite" NI.cr Miller, 80 West,
second south stree. Phone .t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

eutsorihoH changing uer place nf residence
should always Ere tonne. ss VOL ~ prescott ode
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07
MONEY To loan.

WILL. TRADE OGDEN PROPERTY ron
w equity m U'W property, l.tarta anu
uounolIsn real estate, mines aud loans % T.
I'D South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

Have your watch repaired al Sur.
bauVhe, no Mccormick Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07
FOR RENT.


II ETWITg uEtlELr NIWr OFFICE
Is ana Uoserut Nauuna sank, fur munl'
Irt glove l.cIuru 90 this office aud 10 roe
Warutd. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

Got your uJstrucls u, title ut the
County Recorders Onlce. They arc
made directly from the original rec
ords. w.. SCOTT CWsNON, Recorder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07
PROFESSIONAL.

MINER { HILES,
Auornoys-At-Law
Offices, S. @. TO. Commercial Block,
Salt Lake cry
nIlHlRDS C RICHARDS,
Attorneys at Law
Rooms 5li 10 5UJ Mccormick Bloc.
JlS H. MOILE,
Attorney at Law,
Rooms aUl ioJ06 Constitution Bulldlnr
TOP. h. e.. NJ. H.
I'm. WADDELh { THOS ADiNS.
Attorneys al Law and Land
Attorneys,
tl7.tlt McComick Block. salt Lake CITY
YOUNG, YOUNG { MOYLE.
Ia Granus y,uug IlIrbarI w. Y.4u.
OFCar W. Nuyle,
po.''o' Sat- a NIX aiis salt l,'i Lake c,
y. COUEEH. PATENT ATTORNEY
- . Patents ou lnyonu1us. caveats, 90 ta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

You will save money by trading with
ho old Go Zoe "itis Drug Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

I'm REASONABLE IERM- APPLY TO
~ Taylor hrogHori, No, % East Temple
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

RVuNFY 10 LOAN TO LADIES on
VI gentlemen ON personal, uIIaturh' or
CuluuI arruruus, Ftlus bond lnt commercial
uauprs bought ana sold. real estate luHus no.
guuutpt, money advanced on warehouse Ht1r'
ace rrHpiutH. lowest rates Of interest uui noit
references gwen Cor the HAir horuIuE ui 20.
turUga. au business confidential &. lIHus
mon, Financial Agent, room 1ll McCoruiA
block
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-10
A. R. i. OFFICERS IN JAIL.
DEBs AND ssIs ASS OcIATEs CO
TO PFISON
SENT TO THEsRI COUNTY. ILLINOIS
The chicago IAN Was Too Unheslthv
Cor Them. ana They We're Sen1 Elsr-
where 81 heir Re0unst-To Az
PrAl TO the Surrems Court 80
the United Ssstos On h.
heEs Cc-pus writ

CECAso. Jan. a-Eureue X. 0eas.
president - the American BAil ursy
Ir.o .oil and seven mem oe-s Of the er-
ccatvc comm ftcc. who were touud
cll.tv 90 contempt hr Judge Wos3s
cf ihc United states c1urt were yes
teloav morning Surrendered 10 the
custody of Marshal Arnold Au5 locked
u5 al go o'clock IN the mArshArs pri-
waite Once
Counsel Tor the prisoners decided
mol o. contest the case anv further
before the circait coart. but VIII on
Saturday ask tte United States Sd
u-cue cou-t al Washington fs- writ
of haheas corpus CA ihis Applics-
tt1n whether 10 is granted or noL
tlsr vl- have The right % take an
appeal and on th.s appeal nav secEre
thc liberation ot the prisoners on
bal pending @ hearing
ATS o'clock lESf evening che ner
'sff Cd ca-o 10 charge GO gElft Devufr
Marshal John pclue. Is. O. serve ont
tfc.r sentences .u the 1al of Ntaeury
c-Llrv The party was made ~ -
Elr ue f. DenS T. ~ Rogers >vl-
vc~tc- ke..he- IEues Hogan William
p Eu-ls. Is. 81 Goodwin and O.. ~.
Howard >h1-t.v atie- the adlou-n-
E.ut ~ ths cal-t. M. Gregory. one
rf are crurse. t1- the defendants se-
cure. 8 conference with Judge WOODS
and represented The COOK cluufv Ts-l
o. bee rva~e~rue ee1 ana -erurste1 the
cU-I % change the l-lt- tl c1ltne-
-euf 90 s-ue other county 1alL
.r-rt M o'1s then directed raat The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-10

TIE message ot acvt-uo- Ecrt-cu
a The Thi-l general assembly 90 li-
lahoma te-r.tr-r. utieh was delivered
u thar body yesterday and appear
iu gull elsewhere sn ttis paper b. aa
able and g, uq-eheu>ive 6osume11 tu5
many were see WORDS OF praise spoken
81 81 ~ members GO tae irrisIa Iair-e b15
ethc~s VINO were present during tae
7oint session vher 5t was read
The message taken lu cauucctf-r
wi.a The va-ious reports rete--c5 s5 iu
81 IS a complete ea.t1as ot thc history
q this wou5erfai new te-rit1rr'> $
progress ana prosperity ana SIS saeh
Is deeP'r Interesting o. az al- poop e
and fo-ms an admirable 5oCamtut tt
put .n %, lAnds os shase outsiders
whose faces are surhc5 this way ana
Who wish tc buc0 more cf ltis great
commouw wealth
Oar grouth and prosperity are
shown, our futurs uccls depicted and
abe mistakes p1.atel aa: la q manner
nosi conc. as re and vhlc some
may thluk that slc sh-vs az ct c.r
fanlts IS mol com9li mcata-y ana "a
not attract oaISiltrs ue heffvc tht
very reverse is true When people see
thar al these changes ana reforms a-s
neeacd and demanded. ihey e5l uu-
dorstand that here is a pcoq e. prosper
ous and prdErcSs.r gong f1-wa-l 80
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The demand Tor business gdrcattnu
throuc hcut The territory = rlpidlv in
c0easiuE owing o. she demand Tor
clerkS book-kcep pcrs ard Bccountants
cf all kIrS tr-ru1t-ed br oar rapid
dcvelcrmfut Neu towns are sr-i q
icr cr cu e~err bars g et wth busi-
rt>s rauscs. AID aII n.l>t tarc clerks
and tae demand fa- well drilled ac-
ccuutantS ard good ID omen .s 1rta cr
than tve1 before TIE custull &c las-
inc clerk. from she Qlcw. wlih no
know edEC e accounts, and hArdl =
abe in write tls cwr name ls falling
into dlsusa kE- roats are soon u Re
tui.t into every corner cf our fe-rltorv
ard rev Avcuues II couuercc are
daily opening up. thus presenting ad-
vauinCcs 10 all Cer rourr me1 ard
Usmen. Uhc are cuaIlted ln tte Rev
ard tu urrcre1 ueltois of accounts
Orr Capital Cfr Ers ness College. q
this ctv. Offers superior advantages ln
TIE var q a thu-crCh business c1uca-
roa. Us s. Uudor THE Management q
cor suetcut instructors as wen as
p-hrtichl business men. thUs cCu 3. %
trC tie Advantage &C iheo~r and u-sc-
tice. and enabling those viz have
completed the course n successfu 3
manage Any branch q business. Prof
e. A 9hfnev. she prlucip psl Ell charge.
hrs been uDpciec ul1h crmmere.B q
colleges several years An5 is thorough b.
. ly con upeteut ID every department ct
rom msrclHl education y cuuC neu
and women coutemQl lsiiur a course a
business training Vii tn6 it to thei
iuterest 10 attend the Capita CITY Bus
mess O.. ere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-10
BsEAN AMONG KNIGHTS.
slrry Thnussna Gsmnr-s Resolve 20 rsy
- More Ter thuIrH Tar

SIXTY ThnuSaua Gembr-s Resolve 20 Tsy
10 More rs- CRpius -Ar
E'E-.AuFs rE-A. jar. al gong
the action ct Distract assembly No.
1s Knights -t Labor at La-i-avvHuus
in send nc oli The -e~a,u SONS 5oqte5
a. rac last session -t thar ba.v IL
Scranton tou- weeks aga twelrv-f I've
lead uc t-a5es ana district Hsss 70 b. iss
also have resolved 60 pay no more Ve-
gar.-a TAX 80 ua.utlll Ihe present
genera. .-ct-~ CT The l-1t-
Irs figures Show O. mem b. --,hr r az
90 a--aE ec asa. ust rtt present H5-
70 1 ,--st. .al. >e-~srErr Eares claims
g harE n-s mem 1s->l.1 -u 1lt l--e-
ut ...1l. -lp.l. assent t-r O. aEa New
y Nl-s ..5r. ana ~eve-E. others have al
~ea.v returned ltc.r charters
INV tarilu> have aceu seat 10 a. The
uI-rHrl. STATE ana G district Assem- tt-Ies
tr >ee-e-4~r N5H-I-s &C t1e II .ue-s
requesting thtu o. oe re presented a.
-c.Uu hls next month ana cr-ops-Ete
WIN ils U ue~> ana C. ass workers n
-eseI.lC rhs l~.s- -~1u rlE asu-s 1t
-11ss u1u o control 90 % aAa-S
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WI-E-A hEI. Jan a-A s--anr
cua-d az aeuutr she-.fs bias l.seE
placet crs- the e7ur-r building Er
- Reno rr tre comm .,,. -ue-- rt Can
HlILu e1lutr ov u- b. O. vs.l-letu-.
--uma- tha- ar ar-emr- ulct- be- uleas
D. ac~--5r rhs tr.l-.r- ana .rs rrea-- IS
ar FRA. Charges rl l ercL wrong
oa.Er have nerr mao. l-z.I,I rrf RE-.
tl-ur county officials ana rr. COM
Hl is~iaua-s are u-v engaged .r an .u-
ves,lra- l1r l- -he -.ra--s vtI-r Is
~en1-r-l has t-aurtr ~ -tr -1r.
f-ula r.nr.s rF -ff -r~-rrIrr~
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Cbr GrnNrr.

' ne Isaasr rrssups caupaa..
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TarbSnAY. JAN d -
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The Twlce-A-W eek Tines issued
Lues1av and tu1AT, Is os nC ssrl 20
for 9. GEMS Aa- cul-ter 70 silver
or stan - % lls LINES Kansas Ctr.
n TO-. ana CtI Ill-tv-lrc1 lssues q iue
ussI paper qut- lshe5 iu The south west
Fltiy Genus ouvs the DAILY and sunday
r u,s one m1lth
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srH>oRIrTIoN NArEs


lr8er authority ~ thc cauSt' trtinu
20 tac Oklahoma Press asSacirsl DO
which -rcvsdes 1haf tLs q, station
Shsl. ucs+ >cmt-suuua Is. % rce'iur is
hcrctv ca c5 tt Perry. Ok >atl-say-
Feb 81 ->aa. fos ths purpose % trans
acting snch business as may v-cpcrlg
come before she s~s7sial5ar
Bov A HOFFMAN. President
LcN MHoEroN. Sec~gtE-E
Perry Uk sar ,Sls
Te--itc-1aI papers please corr.
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EIcz- VICTIMS o. 4 F1sE


ChErred Ecmzius nuud IN the Ruins a.
rhs Irlsvzu Houss- AIhAuv
E-EayE. n y jar a-Ths cAE-7e6
aul h.aassue- remains OF oiCHt we
-us at 1hs D..Evau house FIRE have
n-er Sound -u tut -U u,. an CKr-a1--
uE-r -se- IS -aI- u.rt trs 6 u1 -,>I TO-
ra.-r cau-lme- fragments af human
beings ws~s Soma remnants r- cloth
l- shan r ru- cases led lasUr -t1a-
-.1r s. -rs h1.ls, we're discovered
u-t.sr >uarr OF Irrur twelve fcfI
Square rrs cs-L- lumellHrt, g
luas- -ts i.rertr and hzE- house.
an an are point where tht -eE- s-sl--
sl-t --1u -la servants L--g ge~-
u .lEre-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-10

The most complete EnL tfee-uL. r--
M -lt mL-stL rul-Grls-eC r- au-t
-1Ds-l luslllu ana neu6Heut. Ca OF
season TuU- p1pu ~ c-UCClsl 5f
LwEvs Eeaps then
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-10

L1st-L,Ctt brown Cve-clBi with
velvet collar between Division Eo5 -it
streets tsude- please leave same a.
ihis OFFS ana receive suitable re- VE-5
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Teachers .S-s-s-besi fs-uG
r:e1--houu1 iu manila and cloth
for SAFE 81 bcvle's book store The
Sw says these registers are required
o. be used tv teachers iu a. ruhlt
schools Approved tv super lutc15s11
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-10

With EeCC's Cherry CouFh syrup Il
IS the most elective medicine ever put
on the market for al throat and luur
iroubles. D-ice -. 81. and g. ol Sea
ton, vour eute-prisiEC druggist keep
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-10

The Great Pie Remedy. il kAs
cU~e1 thousands and Will cu-e you u
rou VII give "a l-iE- Also equally
Cool FOR cuts bruises old sores exc
Frlre g cJs. sod oy Se8Jonlhr Drag
ca
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one hes room SET folding oe5.
beating sl-vt. coos.InC stove CESo
l-ue stove. -b- EEsl < liAs EveIue Al
pv a. Lender 1fhct - sg u
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1rrs. al-sCt ila-C lhe ~erlr-r -r..-s-
NrH ora lnL - -.1us irt GEner-
ur one l5 as srlf VAL b. ID olll-lf
lter rr ~ a. -hf sru-f az lls s.sl--
al Ahll1 Cunsu lLaliuE -7ss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-10

cheap Coals The d. d. sltrs sIocf
t-si ooo- eEst ut >tErr hEzAar. " -L ~
thrown lu Jts uE-ile1 a. Auclou OF
Auu18v morning. q Al. ..
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For base burners use Enhv coal
Better than OuIta or PeuusrlvADls
Authrac.fe Gail 81 cfice sud get
50 mple.-N. T. Cte16le CoA Co Phone
No. O. - 14tt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-10

Tor Eeri-Nohle E5tal= furnished
Caa5 lacSIioU Enquire 90 T. ~
Eeurec1st NC'r 0pe-E a1uss
.N Il
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u vou uee5 more llctl J-v one q
.hoss elegant lamps 81 Lille a Co 3
g g-tf
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WEutea-A woman y o. Ceue-L
house w1-s fa- suE Fam 8. "a
g. --t eAsI >g- luCf- 20
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Try those fine c.CL-s 81 Lille 4
CO. - 1-t5
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Tax Ds1lN TrkDEE t-'frfs hat.rt .>-
uE uth taf llSi rei aud positive IUa-
c'rcu'a1ien oT arr nee-s raper Fct. .>tet Co.
nkIahoua
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ROYAL Baking Powder.
HiChesf Of al IN Iazveni1g
Scrs1Czh.-U.s s. or, z-un.zna Repa-t.

ElAus hooks a15 Office sug7- ies 81
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Meanwhile the soldiers had 60 miles to
march in the burning summer season
over the dreary desert, barren, water
less aud sun parched. There, too, they
encountered III all their barbaric fierce
ness and strength the hordes of Name
lukes.
The Mamelukes at the close of the
eighteenth century resembled the terri
BILE Janizaries of Turkey-except that
the former We're mounted and the
Prptorian bands Of Rome. They wero
at once the protectors and the terror Of
the sovereigns. At the time of the inva-
sion Egypt was divided into 24 districts,
each ruled by a hey. The beys each
maintained a force Of 500 or 900 horse
men, originally bought as slaves from
the borders Of the Caspian Il Black
seas and trained TO war, after embracing
Mohammedanism. They always fought
OH horseback and in line. Being COM
pletely armed, intrepid and skillful,
they formed the best cavalry in the
world, while their gross and mercenary
natures ard unsparing cruelty made
them the real lords of Egypt, the op-
pressors of the people. Sir Walter Scott
thus describes their meeting with the
French on the march from Alexandria
to Cairo: 1.-THE whole plain was covered
with Mamelukes, mounted Oh the finest
Arabian steeds and armed with pistols,
carbines ana biunderbussos OF the best
English workmanship, their plumed
turbans waving il the air, and their
rich dresses and arms glittering in the
sun. Entertaining a high contempt for
the French force as consisting almost
entirely of infantry, this splendid bar
barrie cavalry watched every Opportun-
ity for charging them, nor did a single
straggler escape the unrelentlng edge
Of their sabers, Their charge was al
most as swift as the wind, and as their
severe bits enabled them to halt or wheel
their horses at full gallOp their retreat
was as rapid as their advance. Even the
practiced veterans of Italy We're emoar-
raised by this mode Of tighting.'
Napoleon promptly adapted his for
nation Of lines to the Mameluko style
of warfare. The five divisions were drill
ed to throw themselves into five squares,
six ranks deep on the fronts, with the
artillery at angles and cavalry, with
baggage, in the center. These squares
moved across the desert intact, all fac
ing in one direction, the side columns
marching by the flank. When charged
by the Mamelukes, the masses came to
a halt and the side and rear lines front
ed, thus facing the foe i'll all directions.
r., o1,-n on4in, tho front ToOlES knpit SO
that the rear rank could fire over them.
Several small encounters on the way to
Cairo brought the army to high ef1icien-
cy in repelling Or attacking the Name
lukes.