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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03
surnnnn coul-r nEcI.IoNs.
one InVoiNiuE ths nate whcu the
iRgtu Law Meut Into ifirrt.

one Inyoi,Ius ,he nate whcu the
issin Law wsut Into Lnert.
WAcuINuEON, June 8.-rhe Hu.
promu Cyurt today, Judge Gray, Ru.
nluncsi TIE decision TN the case OF
Henry tiil1n anu others, W Guyol,
liguliHtOS Of the ,slaiu u Forth q Co.,
involving the validity " foreign
Judgments, reversing tue decision Of
tho court below ami roinAIutng the
case for tflal IA the circuit court OF tho
southern district Of Nov Yord. Chief
Justice Fuller anu justices Harlan,
Brewer sud JEcks0u uissunto1. The
court stood I've ~ four, tlc mfJjrity
bylng Gray, Field, Brown, 5heTss anu
White.
Justice Gray also announced the dc.
olsion Ia the Richie case, affirming
this decision Of the court bcIOw. This
was case Involving tho validity Of
the Judgment Of n Canadian count.
Chiei Justice Fuller handed down
Hn opinion Ia the Cafu Of the United
States vs. Burr aud HafdwicK, invOlv.
ing tho date when the present tlfiii
Law went into effect Tue decision
was that this did not occur until Aug.
.5, 1891, whep'tho bill became law,
Notwithstanding tue iaW it,eli nKod
the date an August /. rhs case wac
regarded by the government Ms one OF
great Importance aud ~ special ar-
ransemrnt was advanced to speed y
hearing. The government won.
Cbief Justice Fuller also announced
that tho court had decided 10 grant the
application Of Constable Beach Ia the
South Carolina disponsHty law case
tor leave 10 nle n motion for habuas
CORPUS. The case was set Tor hearing
the hut Monday Of tho next term OF
cJuL..
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LONGEST rIAnr oS RECORD.
walked Eleven Thousand Niles ~
Two Years and s.n noAth.

Two Years and s.n moAIh.
CHICAGO, June 2-Anton BEN and
Louis Budinich reached Chicago last
evening after making the longest tramp
ON record. Their last place OF res
dcucc, OF that Of Anton BEN, was
BueuOs AyTes, Argentine republic,
aud he has been wAlEiug away from
IL ever siuee August !, 1899, La the
Two years aud ten months Benz mas
walked n 900 miles, His partuuf,
Louis Bu iinlch, Joined him At Lima,
Peru. From the day OF start Chicago
mas been the objective point OF these
two champion walkers Oi tue world.
rheso travellers were met BY 800 fellow.
C0unlTymou living Ia Chicago. Headed
by band and with banners dying,
tho pedestrians were marched ~ the
city nall. There tho tramp, with the
southern cross ever % Their uacss and
tho polar star ~ lEuir guide, wNa
snieJ, Their luggage consisted uf u
bundle Oi papers Eud certificates NUM-
bering 1000, atios,ins to tho genuine.
nes' OF tue IfaDp they CLAIM to haze
made.
August /, 1862, Anton BtA started
away from BuoGOs AJFo', south
America, with tue very lauI,bls O.
jeot OF visiting Chicago, n. \. Though
he had money enough TO get hfFd by
water, hr was seized with Ru Ogu no.
ton OF gOiuy by land and Trusting 10
hrs own !Dst Tor interpretation. As lie
briefly tells his story, he lett EIouya
Ayrcr accompanied bY two GeruIaus.
They abandoned tho Journey after
whlEiug forty long Spanish leagues
over tho PAmpas OF AfIoutine up the
river Plata. Benz entered ~.
junction alone. Unacc1mpauiei no
lsit tAst city, creased the
Andes aul descended into Peru.
At Lima hC met BudiniCh aud 90
Interested him IN the prospect Of Jour.
ney ing on loot that BuuiuiGA Joined
hlp.
Tho comrades footed It to Cato,
Ecuador, no ling mountain pua.lf und
matching through forests. From
Quito through mountain passes anu
over mountains they continued their
Journey 10 Granada, UuiInI States Of
Colombia. From there they walked
~ Panama AMI then Organ tneir lour.
nsy through Central A muricl. They
tlI,ItUd tho western coast, stopping AZ
hlauRguh, CprlntO, Gud Otuor recently
celebrated NlcargguEn points AMI iiu.
ally got into Mexico. From the CITY
Of Mexico they trsmped to Ban Luis
Potosl, aud entered tho United States
via Laredo.
"Ws felt then, March /, 1885," said
Bonn, "as n our journey @Rs ut an end,
Lu, we have since walked through
rexas, Arsansas, Missouri aad Illinois
to Chicago"
Bem isa gymnasium graduate ami
IN Typographical engineer, or map
mailer, Rs lao terns n. BuIiniuh ~
we'll educated. Ihvy are goiuR 10
write a book dosrripuve " their long
tramp, and will remain ~ she city un.
I'll tits published. Thoy have u lu.l
itinerary Of The Journey, during which
they -wau ~ rivers. rhoy also have
certificates OF tue prohdsut II every
country through Which they passed,
und OF Ihs aluaide, or mayor, o every
city inoy visited 10 attest - tue truth
u their having walkei nom Buenos
Ayros TO Chicago.
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oregon shorl Llue nsarlnr.

PORTLAND, OEu.i June 8.-rhu Ore
gon snort Line reoeiveTship case came
~ IN tho Uuiled States circuit court
today on application Of tho American
Loan a Trust company 10 nave the
receivers of the Union Pacific COM.
pRuy ordered 10 turn over the railways
gni property otthe Oregon Short Line
Il Utah NOrIhorn TO Receiver John
NJ. EyaD. a hearing will also be- had
uuon the application OF John Il. Dillon
for certain notifications In the ORDER
heretofore maize by winch EsRn was
Apo nted receiver here by Judge Gil.
bsgt last March.
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porioi ~ was called abroad urcx-
puc.cl D. b. c.bie and had u conference
IN London with j. Picrpout MORGAN,
representatives. Of the D.usche bank,
nnd Great NOfihrru rgilflad iulpfeits.
After that wost 10 Berlin and con.
iorfni with iour separate Northern
PAc nc committees. All care to sny
now IL Ia, | have returned with full
authority to continue my work In the
rfspnrali0n of plan Tor the fc-orgAu.
lzasiOn Of the Northern Pacific.
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DENVER, Cole, June "a special
TO tho Rocky Mountain Nclgs from
McCO0k, NeD., says: AS result VI
yrstotd afternoons heavy rainCuttis
lake OuTsl It's banks about O'Clock ghis
morning Mt the place where the Bur.
liugt0u railroad tracks cross the eni-
bankmont ~ tue lake, aud "a heavy
BODY Of water 10 now rushing down
Medicine valley toward the RepubIi.
eau fiyoL a number Of freight cars
on the track were preoipitate1 ia the
Medicine valley below, and the hae
Curtis roller mill IA IN danger OF being
destroyed. The Burlington less alone
will reach $1,000.
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University Field Day.

The students Of the Utah University
will give their annual field Gay exer.
clses at saltsir on Friday, the 18th
inst. A contract with the beach
company has Just been entered into to
that emu, making the outing the first
excursion booked 10 the lake this sea-
son. Those who remember the pleas
ant time tho students at the same re-
sort last year will understand that tho
occasion is sure TO be- very successful
one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03

CHICAGO, June 3.-Ihr Cslplnians
Will not compete with the UnivsTslty
Of Michigan athletes In dual meet
this spring. Alter tic legislation
against Leroy AMI Hall Saturday u. 1t
Manager North, ~ the Athletic cllu.
pany mona the Golden Gate, slid that
the dual tourney y 7uld probably be-
called of.
III DO usl Know anything ~ 10 The
mu'ii Of the dvosiou but tbs isrl 70.
MAINE" he sAiG, "ihEt tbesa E'pu have
been called professionals by Too West.
orn lntgt.CUllugiato nt'Uclntilu and
W. cannot unard 10 meet Professions
ais"
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C.ttIsmen ntinrmInsd.

DESyER, Colo, June g.-Ths cattle.
gtOwuTs VI Eagle, Roult anu Garfield
oGuuIi,s, Ia northwestern Colorado, At
a Joint meeting, have adopted rptU u.
tons positively fpTbiIding tle sheep.
owners irJm driving their sheep
tuEsugu lAat county.
Iae gatti-men are well organized
anu determined, anu ihete viii be GER
Gus Trouble !. Mr.. Jack Edwards Il
Wyoming petsist- IN his purpose q
driving his hJoH OF 5000 thusp south
TO the RlJ Gragds railroad, instead VI
noTln u thu Union Pacific.
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Closing IN Accounts.

Judge Coluorn, secretary OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, was busy to.
day In going over the expense Ro-
counts OF the holding Of the silver
convention in this city. Everything
Is being put In order lor the directors 10
pass upon At their regular meeting TO.
morrow evening, when settlement OF
outstanding bills will be made,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were i.,ueI today
to Richard a. CowlOy, 20, Of Grants,
Salt Lake county, and Mary J. Gull,
%, Of Meadow, Willard county; to
Phillip T., Jones, 90, u youth Jordan,
nni Ruth May Dospain, Is. OF Granite,
Salt Lake county; to Oacar W. Nybsrg,
90, and Martha Hansen, 20, both OF
salt Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03

Wv YOmi, June 3.--rho Anchor
! f,amei Furnstia, from Glasgow,
tisl l5ulh VI Fire Island today,
hi tow the British steamer Eu-
.ri'ts from Mediterranean ports ior
MYsfk. La Blufcoyne, which NJ.
iplJs,efday from Hkvsr, reported
hats tiyhiei tho ErohantTSss ut
ifLm. June /, Oh Nantucket with
q CYLINDER head broken,
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cerLng. csnpnny nsesirer..

EOsrOS, juno LIN tho u. 5. oir-
cult court today Judge Colt appointed
john |. Waterbury, Of horristOwn, n.
J.i anu Wm. j.. Strong, OF Strong aud
CaiwalleT, receivers OF the u. T..
CordAge company, on petition OF H..
Rollins Morse, OF this CITY, US repre-
sentative OF the creditors. IL has been
known for some time that the COM
pany was ia financial difficulties. no
statement Of the condition Of the COM
pAuy 10 Obtainablc.
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the nor WAVE.
II temperature ana prostrAtions
Numerous In chicago.

NclGu. June a-The government
ia. meter registered 81 NJ 10 q. m.
B lllhttt ever reached in this city
iaii hour a good breeze AllHvia,od
sEasiing but ptOslrations aIe num-
fa
.unpuuG, June Sat noon the
fasneIaf registered % In the
~ THIS weather bureau predicted
ii,i temperature during the after
w. There were three deaths from
is'i'kt today.
y Louis, June Sat II O'Clock
NY he thermometer marked o. de-
l 10 the shade, with the temper
~ iI,lug, notwithstanding the
li.,s heat but one prOslrailOn was
f.llsd ny 10 noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03
Arrived at IiyerpOol,

A message has been received an.
nounclng that the American liner
Pennland, which sailed from Phlla-
delphia ON May 18th, with number
Of Utah people on board, reached the
other side OF tho Atlantic ON May
IS, all well.
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SHAsuHA1, June 3.-Intelllgence
hiss been received that between May
30 snd M1y 81, tho French Catholic
ami Ems and American missiIn.
AIRY prlpety NJ CHING Foo, tho
cnuiial VI the province Of Szechuh,
western China, was destroyed by
rloiota. Tic missionaries are rsi otlod
cafe.
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Probate Order.

In the matter OF the estate and last
will and testament OF Eleanor oaten
Sytes, deceaseJ, an order was made
q. w. Watson, Geo, 10.
Chandler and n. II. Robertson ap.
pIalaera VI tue sstals.
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hIll,a bI a rrsclIcni Inl,.r.

n NooD srmNGs, Colo, June Q.
: simpson, the man who was 40
a,,v suly Injured ut tho fountain In
n ','II,5mihg pool hero last evening,
I, ,,,,. 20! O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
! y, sl 70 the physician that when
NJ, va The nozzle the stream OF
I'M In, hot much more thgn u foot
e.sn while on II he noticed an uu-
Ia, v nAh Turn on the water iulI
ma, ,ch was pressure OF 100
an inch. Thus a practical
''l'su the loss Of "a human lie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03
DAMAGE BY FLOOD.
4 Volume Of Water Rushing D3Vl
Medicine Valley, NcO,,
CAUSING GREAT DESTRUCTION.


OMAHA, June 3,-A spBoinl 10 the
Bee from Cutie, Nsb., ssya Carts
lake burst from It's banks late yesterday
afternoon and tho limo OF water e..
leased carried tcslrucion through
Acdi5ue valley. Tao lake covered
100 acres AMI WIS constructed a. al
irrigation reservoir aud incidentally u
furnish power 70 the Curtis Roller
mills. An enormous dam WIS bull,
across The mouth VI the Wilde ca.yJu
where It intefcep.s Medicine hy,r q,
this point, nud all tho water drained
from tie territory 10 th- north, come
thlfiy tqnuro miles, was cDniluud w
this Artificial basin. Tho ruoTm0u.
nJyd inst has passed into thr
lake tav pact five days wgs to-
hard for thu dam. Tho iirbi iullms-
ton that Curtis CitizsnH had
that the locality was threatened win
dipasins wns when the banks % ,he
lake buta, with roar ihst c.uld lr
hsard aayCful miles aud a wall -
water thee is0t high rhshed iowa tho
valley, CatfyiDg tyciylhiYg IN ~
patti. H8u a., frrig ht car, stock auI
mountain debris was caught up anu
dashed about like leather. The nur
roller mills which occupied tho east
side OF tie great TAvino received the
hfst shook N the torrent AMI the build
Ing was almost ruined. The dhmagc
IN this direction alone n estimated "
$4,000.
a low hundred yards below the
mills Medicine River pafses under the
fnilfuai tracks 81 the burlington.
When tGo tlgJd struck this marrow do.
He It's ptuErg.s was imppdcd, but only
tor an Instant, then thc heavy en-.
bankmoits gave way md the wall OF
water rusheu through, cutting n Path
100 yards wide. A number OF freight
cars standing on the tracks close u
the point undermined were pfCclpi-
tatu1 into the river, being carried
down the ttrrsm ike etfaws. The
railroad compaUy's loss IL about
$4,000. A. tue wall Of water passed
uryoud the city II rapidly spread
out over An immense territory aud its
powers Of utBiTuction were CORES
pJudingly docfuaei. The damage,
however, was merely shifted, ~ the
extensive alfalfa meadows Tor many
miles u the south were fJtded ~
several feet OF water anu fears are on.
lUnained that the crop will be per.
mansntly destroyed. All the details
from tue south where the torrent posed
Indicate very extensive damage. Farm
products Of every description were co.
Val'td aud Ia many Instances whore
the homes 0f farmers were IN the I'M
mediate viciniiy Of the valley, the
disaster was ElmssI Tulnuus. some
buildings were swept away or under.
mined In such q manner ms 10 be Teu.
deTOd worthless, aud IN some sections
the water fotc 20 rapidly ~ 10 seriously
menace the lives Of families. No loss
Oi life thus far has been reported.
Twenty miles 10 the south where med.
cine valley 10 confined to small
space II IL believed tho damage will be
IA eayiesl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03
MIIIne.,,nr ,I,c snt,,r.

NEW York, June 3.-h special to
the HOrid from Guatemala sayt; Costa
Nlcan ANA NiUaTaguau ungiusurr, u n
reported, Will fosu me tue boundary tut-
Wy vita President Clsyclani5 dc.
ClgiOn Jr basis.
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rHr SULTAN PROMISES.


Sn YonK, June Frank 5ho.-
& ihs rf0ic-tional ptueg,rihn, has
m! 10 Nos kOTh, having walked
CbleagO 10 twenty- days on a
N uAgcr. shelton cut or i've
spNm bic previous record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03
IID'lI,d from ihe spIclde oIub

liw YORK, June 8.-Ffank smith,
" SHIELD the office Of treasurer OF
: ''i'ty city Suicide club since II
~ ganized last winter, has been OK.
~ ll'm mrmbor6hip In the society
h,lns violated n rula Of tho order.
y cub held a picnic on Memorial
p.ti during the uvenIng a meeting
"ssla' The members Drew TO de-
s'uho was TO commit suicide be-
= Midnight Tho drawing was
~ hlenily. anu AZ each member
blank he sighed. smith drew
Nv, - clip and at once disappeared
',.s'he more fortunate members &c.
~ 80 MeiT Publication. smith did
.hlin 70 his home that night ana
~ msught ulat ho had killed him.
=, wv h'er made his appearance anu
" ~ high spirits. He ,aid he had
,a'h That lie was s,ill worth tho
20 ~ ma club associates we're dit-
~ ~ smllh's weakness anu unau-
'''y voted 10 eNpel him,
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To The AsYlnn.

Sheriff Hardy yesterday took TO the
asylum at Provo, Chris Olson and
Mrs. GIrrsrj, who were RdluIged In.
6aHe on Saturday.
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For a Writ of Mandate.

The case OF VIM. II. PaIIen Va II. W.
Smith, Judge, fora writ Of mandate.
was Dging ar ued this afternoon before
tue supreme court,
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N.nI,d % nrnnn,,, ,tl,,,n..

.stVNhvS luj., June 8.--James
49,. : .IaOoter, went 10 White River
~ ssal 10 drown some kittens. lie
J, ,.g llIo tho stream, WHOM his
.ampsd and he fell ana was
l.,i' The kittens came back
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laughter aud today requeiind her
hurd In marriage. " W. refused
and hot words were eKoh ,nged rcsuli-
ing g. The ut uAu. drawing his re-
yolver anu shooting tho captain gen.
efAl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03

NEW York, June all Ia reported
that IhOmaB ByTnes, ex.superintondent
VI police, VIII organize u private ue.
tecllyo agency In the near future.
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Terrified PASHA.
hi kirkland Of The San Fran
cisco Tells Him
.,.,,cr AMERICAN CITIZENS
,.rr.u,o Of Jailed state, ! s'n.o'-
Prevents a Massacre
ia BcJroui, syria.

Ill.,, June "a private
.. ro,l,sd Ia this CITY rom oey'
I, s,,l,, under date Of May . con
~ ,,s following important slate
,',,so United States men'oi-war
AN, here created quite n siir.
Z. ,p,, the Mafblshead, came 10
80 bot she met the San Fran
Alszapdreita and the admiral
,.,,l,be san francisco seat for
.,r,fIi.b pIsbs to come down from
40 Msnine to meet him, anu
,.,1lmavefy plain talking to about
~, or American citizens. The
~ llilfklaud) h a biz, BUN OLD
=. I'M one To BULLDOGS Turk aud
~ ~, n IN stylc. The Turks have
..ssils nasty there Of late. Great
.,''on. we're created IN Beytout
p,,ple here had isars Of n
49,, by the Moslumh aud n II
~, he arrival Of the frigaIe PEE.
M ~
Tpr SULTAN PROMISES.
r,uASIiSJrLE, June 3,-Tho
st,n gov,T mvnt has promitci tho
,-,ssia,ivrs Of tue p9weis that full
,,r,tlon will b. givun for the out.
"a Behavior q the Tufkish gen
s'.sA Moobh vino iuTcibly Oh.
y isv fesltolcr occupied by the
- snv5yl gue ATTEMPTED 10 arrest
4 7 ihtif irivants aud used INSULT
4 lssuise toward the iofeign repre-
liltt.
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MADRID. June "A lieutenant In
the urny has SONS time been paying
his address to tho captain Rsnera'a
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Searching tor survivors

s, ~ FRANCISCO, June 3.-Au Er.
y ny, p.elal iiOm the CITY OF Mex.
Aa,,S hseuiug parties are atm In
tt, !" survivors VI tho Colima de.
j. ors,. PARTIES, mounted ana afoot.
.,esS 'Alhe In the Vieinily Of Ixtla,
|ghsi EEAtauIh, Hlualula, aud aB lar
shp \. "ueVos, waffle the people ali
ia.tl sS coast Of Acapulco hava 10.
had Ia ,. o. mo disaster, snd have been
.,t,,sh'A he particular care to patrol
a wherever possible.
"a Pacific Reorganization.
Ev,Id y toEE, June 8-Chairmsn
,els ~. ~ Adams, Of the Norihern
asla,s Organization COMMITTEES who
nos Tom Europe on Saturday,
70 Sn Associhtvd Press rs.
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rLuNoEp 80 A WAsnour.

OMAHA, June 3.-A special 10 the
BE from MoCo1k, Mob, says: About
o O'Clock last night while searching f0T
wgshouts between Edison ami oxford
the engine Of the Alpine train
plunged into wEsh0ut about two
miles from EJisDn, and u i've on the
cngiue f1ug wcTo hillri. The nam es
Of tho tead are Is. V. Haley, road.
mrstef; Frank Jonri1l, engineer;
Samuel Mlldy, conductor, and &. g..
ROWpll, tifgmAu.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-26
PROFESSIONALS.
BACTERIOLOGY.

DIR. Richardson. the Bacteriologist, is
now at 146 North Main street. Here
You get the Ideal Dry Vapor bath
with massage, and with or without
medication All chronic diseases a
speciality. Microscopic examinations
free.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-26
Dermody Plumbing, Pump and Supply Co

Water house the CRY
line of Pipe Valve and Fitting Hose Rubber and Lsaae
Wood Irrigation al
prices We work Ss East Douglas avenue
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Net likely to Re.

Modern Mother-It's very sad, but
I'm afraid poor Jane will never be pop
ular III society.
Frieud-Indeedi
Modern Mother-Yes. She's got such
silly old fashioned ideas about always
speaking the truth. Ally Sloper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-28
Louisville Cement,
La Crosse Lumber 4,
Disturbing Religious Worship.

NAob4 LAC LA AAtAHAa-
No gentlemen will disturb religious
services. 1t matters not how slick
his hair or how he parts it, or what
kind of clothes he wears, or what
may be his alleged social position.
When he sets at defiance the solemn
tiles of religious worship and tram
pies upon the feeling of those who en-
gage in it he shows himself to be a
ruffian of a very low oder. A man
may not believe in religion and be a
gentleman, but he a not insult it
and be a gentleman. This sort of
dissertation is becoming SO common
that the law, which is very strenu-
GUS in regard to it, should take hold
of it with vigor. The offenders ought
to be handed over promptly to the
courts, and be branded in the public
prints. Usually the offender is some
young idiot who thinks he is smart in
trying to show his contempt for re-
ligious people and to sneer at and
ridicule them. In the absence of a
whipping post, a rock pile is the best
medicine for him, and the people of
his town who have already endured
this kind of indignity too long ought
to see that he gets it. The habit Of
young men collecting In the vestibuIes
or outside the doors of churches after
services to leer into the eyes of col
lege girls and others, is becoming a
very unpleasant and reprehensible
practice. 1t does not indicate good
breeding and a self-respecting boy,
if he will think a moment, will not
engage in it,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-28

DIR. Bard is known as a practical
worker. His health was broken by
the severe winter climate in Michigan
some time ago, and he seemed likely
to be obliged to give up his work. But
he resorted to the use of that easily
obtained remedy, Paine's celery COM
pound, and was himself again, ener-
getic and active as ever, within a few
weeks.
The reasonable, undisguised way in
which Paine's celery compound forth
fies the body against nervous exhaus-
ton and rebuilds it's shattered parts
has been freely explained by physi-
clans, the best of whom to-day always
look to this great remedy where de-
bility is to be overcome. It does its
work thoroughly and speedily. Let
every nervous sufferer, and every
man and woman who feels run down
and tired beyond the power of a
nights sleep to restore, try Paine's
celery compound. 1t will make the
man or woman strong and active and
a stout believer in this great remedy.
DR.. Baird, who is now at his home
in Indiana, Penn, describes his OWE
experience as follows:
at was about six years ago when