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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
onIoAGoU oHINAnEN EXCITED.
they obitct 90 a rost nerIsm on
Peenitar Grounds.

CHICAGO, Aug. l2.-All Chinatown
il worked up over the death Of Gee
seng, which occurred at the county
hospital Saturday, and the announce.
mont that It will be necessary Tor tho
coroner 10 hold u poet morIsm examin.
alton before tho body can be cured,
Prominent Cinnamon say that II toe
poet mortem Ia held II Will for ever
debar the uesd man from RlsooiatinR
with his fellows In the next world ana
they propose to invoke the aid OF ths
Chineie consul at ban Frauolsco 10
prevent the operation. 1t also deVeloped
that during beng's lAht illness anu at
hls fsoutst mis- queue was cut OF ANA
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Elder Geo. s. Ashton returned on
Brdsy evening from Ehe Indian Terri
tory mission, where he has been en-
gagged preaching tbs Gospel during the
mast TWENTY-FIVE m0nthE. He left hia
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sIATEMESr BY WASHINGTON OFF,.
GALS.

WAsIuNGrON, Aug. a. Acllng
Secretary AUgv, Of the state depart.
mont, today scanned the As IoiAted
Press cAbiu from Tien Tsin, aud saii
nothing Of tho EiuI mai been received
nt tue tiato department.
10 furuiahel tue following stale.
mrut; "lho state department has re-
oolyoi Ateply from Miui,ter Dcuby 10
mn instruction cnblnd him on the 7th
inst, relative 10 reported l0JiiuE %.
American mitsiruHIy properly Il
Iung Fun, near Fuh Chow. Dunby
urgently Topr,auntcd tho p l. 10 the
Yamen on ths lOth ami obtained In
slant ptomias VI protection ana tc.
dfrss."
Yung Fuh Il believed by the Officers
OF the state department 10 DO tho same
M sung Fuh aud lugh0k mentioned
IN ths press iolrgrame. The variations
ia name doubtless IN due T. erroneous
transmission over the Siberian cable
IN the cOurte Of which many tTnnscrip.
lions Guu fupetlli0us are necessary.
Acting Secretary McAdoo, N tho
navy department, dictated the follow.
Ing;
1.-THE navy department received
this morning from Admiral Carpenter
a cablegTam Announcing that ne had
dispatched tho Detroit 10 Foo Chow,
which N the nearest point for that
vessel 10 the scene NJ the recent die.
tufbanceg. A cable wfH received this
morning from Captain Newell, COM
manding tho Detroit, announcing bic
arrival today NJ PAg0uh, an anchorage
about nine miles below the city OF Foo
Chow. Another cable was received
from Admiral Carpenter announcing
hiS del afiure from NagasAkl for Che
Foo, China. ChonG " the nearest
best port for communication with the
American minister ht Pekiu, Tue de-
pRr,mfpt has again today oabled
Admiral Carpenter regarding tho
mattefn In China AMI advising him to
keep in close and constant communicA-
ton with Minister Dtnuy."
The dispatch from Minister Donby
indicates that the American minister
dOsa not share the views ~ other eili-
zens ia China, who thihk rsptlsals
should be made. 10 Ia claimed thatnil
that could bo done by tho department
IL being done, unless the policy OF tho
department Gud The government
should bstO hogiu h lsllliliss every time
thore was trouble with American Oltl.
zsnb In any foreign LAM. tits said the
only way possible for this government
10 proceed " through lls diplomatic
Oilleets, the manner In which Wo
shVuid require u foreiga government
to proceed In case Of the properly or
lives Of foreign residents IN this coun-
Try we're destroyed,
A nigh OfioiRl OF the navy said TO-
Gay II would not be right Tor the United
States war vessels 10 begin Contracting
Chines0 towns aud klliing Chinese poo
pie who arc Innocent becGus0 those
riots have taken place Ia tho interior,
especially when thu Chlneso govern.
munt already has assured our minister
that eyoTytning possible is being done
10 prevent further trouble aud bring
the offenders 10 Justice.
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Eatlhaunhs In ,Is.len.

Cry oF MEXICO, Aug. IL. - A
sharp earthquake was experienced At
= O'Clock this morning. A tecond
shoek OF considerable severity occurred
at 10 n'alsch
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AIl'Esd nrulaIIty In n rsnItsntInry.

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. l2.-Harvey
Asiii'l, recently pardOnod out Of the
!elltenliAry, has entered suit for
.ANy damages against the psniten.
uaiy company. Merritt Tooitss a nor.
mylo Story OF inhumAu and cruel treat.
4eh' o, the bstis OF his action. He
s ,l Ia Ioi twelve years, but was par.
ssneu al'ef serving nine years because
w l WM no longer useful TO the lsssee,,
Wmlne working for the ChAttahoochie
W., .. company aud In the coal minos
" we lttlstA Ia Walker county, ho
sUseh Inal no was vt frequent times
s ,A,en with inhuman sRvBgene,s,
10y 70 seventy licks on the naked
49,, nesbys, with a three pou nd strap,
is. no unusual punishment. At one
"aS ne was given l76 lashes, tho blood
,tI'unE iollh NJ cash blow. After
~" particular beating he attempted 10
,b.Ape, was rocapInred, and he Tsoltes
wy horrible detaiio OF the beating he
ws'',tu, Blk mon held him while
tb..IIliuh, TIE whipping boss, piled
gttsu9t which was spllI by tho force
s M no DOVE One OF his eyes wAs pu.
'U'py the terrible strap.
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INDIAN wan ~ YUoAyAS.
Several siirmishss between the Aba
rhymes anu the Troops,

riginss and the Troops.
NV York, Aug. IA dispatch
2 TIE Herald from Ban CrlstobaI
Mexico, sayG COuIisrs have arrived
lH' bringing Information from tho
.NoI mo Indian war In YuGalhn.
lhe auViogs state that the Indiana have
uAlo stand anu arc PREPARING 10
lalEe IA attempt TO drive the govern
Lsnl uoopA out OF tho territory TO
shleh The Indians lay claim. Tho
iealahs arc armed with improved rifles.
Ihs government forces on tho frontier
'Is being o0nltanily augmented. They
W pslng sent 10 YuoatAn ny ship load
ION All paris Of Mexico, and there 10
wy prospect u n terrible wsr. Sew.
,M ssifmhhta have occurred between
'a' Indians and the troops.
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From Indian TerrItOrY MlsslOn.

Msle,. M. females. stsi, s.5 more male,
lhAn InmnIrl.
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EmelY ConntY P0nnlntiOn.

The population Of Emery county,
this Territory, according To returns OF
the census enumsrAtoFs, IA given a.
follows by tho Castle Valley NeDG
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DiCiStsBlS,
ChbiFuaH.h


NEW YoHIl. Aug. l2.-At The Office
OF tue IL ng Kong Aud 5Hausuhi
banking corporation To-Day, Il WAS
stated that the chairman Of ile meet.
ing which csDled the appeal 10 tue
United 5.u,c-, brought 10y tie Aotcl.
atod pfueh fU,AIIlng tho Trcrut mac.
tscfca Ia China, IL probably W. w.
Dickinson, cualfmaJ of the municipal
council VI Tiau Tsin aud partner ~
the arm 90 Collins q Co., the we'll
known merchants.
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CONTINUED on rage Fivs.)
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Is AupIrIDy to tue Ip iuuous effects
OF tobacco ~ narcotic, 10 may DO iu-
torosting 60 cigarette consumers TO
know that by the process OF msnu'ac.
turo cigarettes aTo made Iouuly inluI-
ious to the human body. Eyon 70
tobacco we're not huuiul, cigarette
would be poisonous for the reason tnat
waterman, tiucturr u opium anu other
Injurious compounds are used IN their
manufacture. Havana navonng, 40.
called, IL made rom the lonkN bean,
which contains deadly poison called
melioloIis, suven grains Of which will
kill dog.
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| as experiences may Justify and progress
. Ia wisdom suggest, itis iu that which
operates the school system.
Sections and afs g50J. section D
is lust The opposite, AMI aIi tho more 90
because 10 specially Objectionable
features arc unnecessary and out %
place iu the State cIattor Que pro-
vitlon alone, that Of removing tho
Agricultural College from Logan, as Do
intimately would ofby the whole oil
Cache county against tnc Consultation;
or u the other horn o. lhr iiIUmma BE-
accepted as tho intention, 3. e., the re-.
nova Of She UniverIiy b Logan,
tuou the whole ul saIt Lake and sut.
{ rounding counties viii form the most
p'lr0uuCgd In,agouism against 10. The
ulitCre,t opponents OF Statehood could
not wish fUr weapon m .fu suited g.
their hiking than .uCh provision iu
the Constitution, 10 provo "a vgri,aDIu
bo0morsug upon tho Statehood
movement Tho euufu question
~ 10 whether the Agricultural
College shall be lIcatul VITA the
chief Institution, or when this shall
he done, OF whether other branches
shall be- located elsewhere throughout
,ue State ne the future may require, b.
0uo tho Legislature eau deal with
more satisfactorily then can tho Con.
yuutiou.
Pa'slng BY sections and = as
lstis factory, the manner Of selecting
TIE state board Of education, provided
.0r VA section s., Is Objectionable from
several poins Of Wow. la tho hrst
place, 70 Il unppubucau VA form, o.
such o board could no. Ue made rsyrs.
sentative Of the re0ple's Will. AZ no~
proposed, only one uf ak persons could
be- chosen by tue people. -Four O,hcis
misht be deemed ns DOLLY removed one
step from such direct choice, one being
uamci by the Legislature AMI three By
county supgrlutcnirn,s, bat M con.
s,ruCIlon Of this kind could be- made to
apply 10 the mcmtcr TO come from
cities, who 10 90 be- selected by ap.
pyIn'cci " the boards OF education. rel
would be- preferable lor tho city dis.
tuci boards Themselves 10 name their
mrmbar VI the state board; even then,
me representation ls not ialTly Rpplf-
tilued. The members OF The board
sh1uii DO selected uu tho basis OF pOpu-
latlou aIl iu 6uch form ~ 10 mako
them as nearly 0s possible the direct
representatives. VI tho people.
ithu remaining four rccuonr, mum.
bsrs 9 snd 10 need rtcIaultuctlJu, 20 |
their meaning may DO clearly shown.
Too inhibition ulaoeI on The Luglf. |
latuye with reference 10 pruoublng |
text ho1Hs,in ID. elton y, lsn1, suil.cluut.
" espIlcit; there should DO room Tor
legislative onau.mrat 10 cUutr0l the /
cho0siug Of text booEs. Section 10 also |
is ambiguous iu part Of is provisions.
StC.iUua n aud ~ could express the |
same meaning with hall tue words now |
used la them.
We believe that with such a roy.aion
the educational article would receive
warm endorsement from the people all
over the rev state. We recognise
tina, the gentlemen VINO have the work
oi framing Tin hand are closely pTrssed
10 CJnbidUr various lLtrTcsls, and there.
iotu arc In a delicate pOsiliOui and We
AFRO also convinced that Il they Will
liable all private anu sectional hobbies,
proceeding Independent thereof they
VIII gain hearty public approval
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Recently Mt J. %. Thomas, Of
North Dakota, visited the Shenandoah
valley Virginia, And after carefully
ghnmlning the CUuatFy heated Ia
winchester, no writes 10 Mf. v. Rich.
ards, Land and Immigration Agent,
baltimore & Ohlo Railroad, Baltlmors,
Mary Hand, NJ follows: ~ have boon
IN nearly every state anu territory Of
the United Ststes, anu an frank In my
opinion that ihis valley surpRsscs Ill
other sections in the Union. The
lands arc low Ia price, anu pioducu
profitable crops. thank you Tor 81.
teciing me- hers, and solicit those seek.
ing pleasant anu profitable homes 10
locate IN this cuuniry,n
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EDUCATION IN rur CONSTITUTION.

The committee on educatIos has re-
ported to the constitutional Convon.
ton q now article i0r the control VI tho
school system In Utah. The now rec.
gmmendati1n has one advantage over
that formerly presented; 10 does not 10
nearly approach the iulrrminablr. lls
bToylty IL not, however, sufficient yrl
to o-mpensate Tor It's other and vital
imper'scIlons. II Il were cut down
nearly oue.hsli by tho elimination Of
oppressive aud imprudout provisions,
10 might then be- Ia preseuIGblu shape
Tor the people. II 1t were adopted In
it0 present form, Ur even with all the
Ideas It SUCCESS cngrai'eI into an
article, Il would arouse vigorous 90.
tagoulsm 70 the C1nsutuu0u. The
Tyub @ h. that 10 reaches outlru.y TO
f,r into the domain 4 legislation which
has 10 meet the vary ug condition, 0f
the people, The trainers Of the article,
wslliutenliouod as every bguy believes
lhcm to be, vviuoady have not yet
fully guspcd the dl6tuc.ou bstwouu
c1ustitu,iuU-maNng aud lswamskiug.
Taxing up the article LOO detail, W.T.
deelrr 60 ofsr few suggesu9us lu ,hr
most friendly manner uyllrvrug that
Jnoy VIII uu received iu the same
spifiG uy the m,mupru % tuy CouypU-
tou lbu uul section may be- per.
m,t'rI 90 plas as acceptable ss iaT us 30
ouF, As GO tue second sugHuu, With
nu exception of tho clause Inat ",Up
common aud high Bgh10Is shall uu
iIyr," d. should be- s,Ugkpa ,ut o.
wholly imprauIcsUlo 10 tno Couu,Ju-
ton. Ito provisions, 30 inr A. they arc
good, may be- properly io.t TO tue Lagit-
nlur,. Certainly with tue evolution
lhHg ia .uug on ~ school tyN.mu, tlr
uiudiuf-uuwu propositions 100 t4u srg-
uJu are Inc3mISNUlt with saura.I1us.
pgogTosu ltthoru Is any pagt OF ,u.
governmental power Iuat SHOULD be-
thrown opeu TO tho psolls through
Ihelr direct Representatives, lug eAef.
else IN max NJ such chaugcH, hdapg.
llOns, notifications and Improvements
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HE srLLcmLN', RESOLUTIONS

The Salt Lake county court, In IT,
fetolulions passed on Thursday, has
furnished the strongest argument yet
presented against bonding or anything
thGt might seem an vudorrmon. OF the
selrCtmuu ut this enTlJ tthsu of their
Oh inl iucumbruoy. The issuance .f
i've yer cent bonds iu lieu Ui yIgut lrr
cent waruuIs is a financial pruralluu
the wisdom Of which, independent ul
other c1uHdc.aJ ou-, cannot be gain.
pid, L., Bs was sluts. as nm objection
10 bonding, Do would uqutgO tboIay.
maut Of uoutle the original inIsu,ru-
utss lu twenty years t1 meet puugIut.
aud Interest, with tue warrants % Wl.I
require this duuu,e pay meut TO be-
made in twelve and half yuars.
Therefore any dnauaisl argument
against bonding under present uIrrum
stances eau DO met auI overturned by
SEXUAL demonstration In n.uTps.
But the sOliJIty with which the
Anu'bond workers operated III
The recent election was su.
ecient 10 show that, while the maIort.
81 the voters favored the present meme
bs's OF tho county court Tor tho u5sl-
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In The fdi,fl.Js, son OF Mr.. u.
A. Mcfarland, q prominent mefohaul
Live Oak, suffer Co., Cal., wa
t,Eru vita very heavy COLI. The
raiua In his chest were severe that
mo- had tps m, anu WaH threatened
With pnoum0uis. His father Y We him
Hveral large dufeH Of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy which broke up the
'luEh aud rulrd him, Mr.. MuFaf.
ani snyn when yoT his children have
rOHp, no Invariably gives them
'hamhorlsiu's Iougn Eenody, Aui Il
IiWfyt cures them, tie considers 10
hu be. cough remedy Ia the maTktt.
tpfaA, ~ liu -gislf.
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NoHTu DAKOTA De- o. rather a bsG
la Tor hrr chief educational inst,tu.
tiOuf, It is stated thRt iog tho next
two years tho state university and two
rofmsl schools will nave to remain
closed because o lack N iunds. The
state has expended 40 much 10 tho pnst
that either borrowing Or raEiag suiil
Client money by taxes DO out OF tlu
question, 20 the schools mu8t close Tor
the time stated,
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tioni yet there wa lltile inclination 2.
give thum any speoI'l support az isn'.
until they bad pr5ceoIei c'Hsil'.'
| able defiance over thc Dill1'al term
which they were chn'rn o. 'foai. a
rcai'u Cor iuIs almost iniuiiivo InoE ''
confidence may BOO i5unu Boz tho fgsaiu'
lions referred ioi ior lei them BE-
80 ssgI over a. tIcy may they are OIL
act oil uiacouriesy 20 'ho public
We VIII give TAO l'iee'meh uuo
credit i1r u.' having .n'onioi 60 DO
imp9li1o TO Ineir c1nsH'noucy' But
'nht only makes OF inrir proceeding
oiandcf ins,e1l oi an Intentional snuO
- the taAN'yefj snl Dc DE- h'H"ie'
that viii not DO quickly ioi'
gotten 10 viii he 'cm'm'eiel
lhA1 after tho ihlfI on" 'A''
"'nd proposition was 4e'cnitli
Ices IMAM am'ulh ago, tHe a.iaetmeu
IounI themselves in hn a"a"Afl
hnauc'ei pfeIiehmonh anl appealed
To- Tue 'aAl'} ." 90 aid 'n I.fmu'A'ins
some scheme Co helr them oul OF the
ll'em"h t't TINS puflose sue select
men, not the pnOle' eHli'u ma'a
mo'''hS 70 coh'iuct tue matter Al
'ha' meeting committee was applln''
90 anu 10 pf'roeui'Ea s'0stgArni
'-e'e'o q sulS''"'h was mAle 10 nave
Hu 'N's''y "'ail OF prominent men
''''r''.l' Win 'ho o'nf' nnH 70 ava
10 securing ln' support u hnd request
el' lAe seIee'muh appealed Tor hrip'
'na "hrh Us was pf'Ieffel 'hey reject
eI j" lhA' tncy ma q fiRht u DO, "
cue assistance u'' not come Ia suoh
ioim a. 'h'y o'"ld approve
hu' tue seieo'mcu DO more Ihcit
''s'lu'l1ha convey the direct im'
'u'.''on 'nA' .he 'aApAyer'' nn''IlcI'
w. 'enueiou 'helt good offices ln lhis
"n''of ue'''lhs 10 AEo control OF
'"4''' OUT oi tue hanuH OF the court
anu upon 'nls hyp''hcaia tue hiJfesail
'NAp'J'" are virtually toli Co MIND
'n'l' own va 'ine'a' lhry are ili'fmel
''a' tue law VIII not permit tho man
'S'n'n' oil "n'ine's TO be delegated %
any committee OF taxpayer, but TIA.
the county court VIII auond 10 that
le,'I' Al the same limo Cue taxpayers
u'u MOI move s''p un'ii plead win
ny 'uo s'''o'h'h 10 90 a'' uut no
HeAho"'euE mont OF recognition oi That
Iao' Is ulse''eiHoIo IN tno resolutions,
'no ioHl'ns OF "hlcH c'nNry1 AN OPP
pos''' lmhfea'lon' Nor uil the tax
p''o'' proposition contemplate actual
'nHuuSonloh'' control or ufbufse-
nen'' o. county iund'i u was rather
pousloi' guaranty 70 the people
inst tue court would di'olrse Those
lunus 10 o lnule'ous mSnhot aaolllciai'
" agreed TO In the proposition ior
uohu'' IN 'ho Ilght OF tho record male
10 'n' RESOLUTIONS 'hemseiVr'' taken in
CONNECTION Win the events that loi 10
'ho NApayof' nc'ion' tho Invitation
no" eA'ahuol Tor c'''A1na 90 Be present.
AZ the court meetings aud make aug
s'aHohs mas the appearances % ft'
que'. io' tue 'eHpayora 70 come i0F'
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Tho wife OF Mt. ID. n uius1n, pc.
uiurnt lumtefmau 90 Hpr.wlcE, a..
", was sich win fhuumatfm Tor fivr
months. Ia spratIng 0fii, Mr Rlbiu.
slu aays: "Cnnmb.rlhiuis PAIN BALM
's The only thing That gave her Ety
ftE' i0m pain. For toe grl.cf Of pain
U Uau u't br trH..n Many vofy bad
cases { fhuuuAiIHm have teen cured
s. 10, FurHtle N lI SCENTS pbr bottle
uy druggia's.
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The uudefsignri hrg- TO Announce
10 the huusskspnrrs { a. LAX Cuy
thnt be has Iust Ur mel up with b
stock o. high grade groceries, every
article warranted. SO Oh stock. Give
~ d call an ~ hu convinced. You viii
be- our customer ur NE.
W. T.. HOLMAN,
2i5 81. MAR.
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hirs. W. j Fahey, Of Lr Roy, y y,
says' "HHvo tried iny cough CufuF.
Park' Cough syrup IL tue only Que
that hUlps me. / know 10 iB tho beet
Cough remedy" For sale by f.. j..
Hlll ~ Co., gul NulIrn Judflu Drug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12

From all nccuuu,H JuAmbbFlainis
Cough Remedy Is a G1isoui 10 the
till Ctsd. There IL 10 advertisement
about thii; We lsI feel like saying A.
The Democrat. Carf0llIOn, Kentucky.
FUTBaIe by druggists.
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The uireC, nnu Co Kansas City, 81
Loui. and Atlantic soah0Brd, 10 via
We Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo, Through sleeulng anu chair
ga'7, anu uII connections made Va
Union urpats u tho day lime. / you
hfu gsias East ami care fDg q daylight
Fio though Che grgudrst HCuuBIy OF
mo Rocky Mountains en- route, see
lna' your llCHri reads Wis Missouri
Inrlo Hallway, Elegant chair cars
positively nee TO holders Of regular
train tickets.
5, Y. urUEAW, g. r. PA,
y M0I.au Block, 5Ali Laks CITY.
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4, y. Bssi0rd, of Carthage, s. OAK,
say'' parse Sufo Cure .Hcels ali
other modiCiUrs Tor rheumatlsm auu
urinary disorder. For salu by 4. j..
Hlll s. Co., AMI NolJru Juison DRUG
Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12

4 cup VI rarks Tea At nigh' moves
the bowels On tho morning. For sale
by i. j. nm IS Co., amt NolJon Jud.
son Dug Go,
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When your wl!o'a temper regis ere
no. In The shade, then BE- tho time g.
Introduce J. @. CONNECTIONS.
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Patk' Tea clears thr ssiu. For ralu
by !. j. Hill IS Co.. and Nolisn JuI.
son Drug &C.. /
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ChilblAin L'nlmcut always cure
fosi bites. Prepared n! GolbB Piu
Dug Store.
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HOODS FILLS are easy % take,
gAsy IN action Huu sure In effect, 2jU
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Buy aI your Hrugs and medicines
utoii reliable G1dtc pitn Drug Store.
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WANTED.

IHyfsN usE Iu kNuW THAT W. ARE
II UHHIH" HuI collin. moro nov and second
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-30
Tho WAY CLOTHES Are Worn.

One who watches the belle Of ;ar sea-
son and her many duplicates al :he re-
sorts of fashionable folk. must be i'm
pressed with the fo"ce OF the fact that
style is quite as much in the way clothes
are worn as in the clothes themselves.
One woman carries her clothes, and for
every one of her ten or twenty-lt some
times really seems like ten hundred
shambles along somehow, anyhow.
Fashionable women have learned the
knack of wearing clothes; therefore,
where many fashionable women are
congregated together the result Is very
pleasing to the onlooker A woman can't
be taught to carry her clothes we'll by
any amount Of lecturing. She must
evolve the secret for herself. But she
can be sure of one thing. Her clothes
must fit her. fit her shape and size and
mt her style; she mus. "a unconscious OF
them having once got them on; she
must stand well, and walk well, and sit
well.