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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-11

CAIRO, Egypt, Dec. ll.-A band Of
dervishte, mounted on oamels, has
rsidod, plundered and partially burned
Anendsns north Of WAdyhalia. a de-
tschmonl OF cavalry has been sent In
pursuit OF tho deTvishea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-11
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OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. ll.-ClArk
Wallace, controller OF customs OF the
Dominion cabinet has resigned, be-
cause he cannot approve the course tho
has adopted towards tho
Manitoba school question. Wallace 10
grand master Of tho Orange grand
oigs @; British North AmericB.
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Prince ought specially TO tur'. his attentioh-a"
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-17
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Street Inspector Kelley has finished a splendid piece of work at the junction of Bank street and Washington avenue. For years the residents have been fighting for a crosswalk at this point and now for the first time in the history of the place pe- destrisns can pass from one street to the other without being compelled to wade ankle deep in mud or dust.
 Some residents of this section, who make business of breaking through win dows in the rear of stores and residences, will wind up in the city court, and the off cer who is the means of bringing them there will have the thanks of every citizen of the place. Almost every other night some place is entered and trifling articles carried away. The people know the members of the gang that are engaged in this work but are powerless to do anything about it, for the business is carried on in such a system atic manner that it seems impossible to detect them. The other evening man left ham and other articles in the pantry and woke up in the morning to find them missing
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-17
THE SALT WATER BATH.

The hair should be rinsed and dried in the sun before it is put up.
 Rubber soled bathing shoes protect the feet and save stockings from wearing out.
 Do not enter the water too slowly. Sub merge the body to the neck as soon as pos sibIe.
 Twenty minutes should be enough for a surf bath, and more than half an hour is too long.
 If you are chilled, and your lips grow white, it is best to leave the water and dry the body briskly with a coarse towel.
 Brilliantine is one of the best materials for Q bathing dress. It sheds the water, is light and does not cling to the figure. Old black stockings, the feet of which have been cut off, can be drawn over the arms to protect them from the sun if the sleeves are too short.
 To keep the hair dry bind rubber or oil sick cap tightly about the head, and over this tie a polka dot blue or turkey red handkerchief in turban fashion.
 Black tights, fastened securely about the waist, worn with or without the trou- sers, are the best kind of stockings Easter garters do not stand the salt water, and buckles become rusty.-New York Mer- Cury. ------------