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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

" the new president Of Brazil Sue
cccds In his efforts 10 reduce tho size
aud ourtail the power Of the army he
viii have done much toward giving
the people that iull measure Of FREQ.
dom which a republic ought 90 insure
Ever since the empire was overthrow
the ovcrshadowing rowor Of soldicry
has been an obstacle In the way OF
progress
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

JonN BuRNs. The English labor
leader. says that he cannot talk fairly
Of American affairs. a. Il would take
years for him 20 become familiar tn
them. There IL. therefore a prospect
that no will not write n book about NJ.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

MusKN FLAVOR or GRAPES Most OF
the wild grapes have u strong musly
flavor, which In lesser degree Is recog,
niScd In the improved seedlings and
crosses produced by them, 10 most
uucultiyated tastes this mul,y flavor
is very attractive. We had once IN u
corner OF the garden a Northern Mus,
cadine grape, which we bought orig.
inally for Delaware when this variety
sold at sL5Ot to $500 per vine, It was
a couple of years before we discovered
the mistake, aud we were cheated out
OF the Delaware for that time Many
people visited us then who scarcely
saw grape except the wild frost
grapes Of the woods, Almost all OF
them praised the Northern Muscadlnc
In terms that seemed absurdly lauda.
tory. After they had eaten some OF
the Muscadincs, we gave them varieties
that lacked the muslSy flavor At first
they were pronounced not 80 good a,
the other, but after few days use the
better grapes were generally preferred,
and the lack Of sweetness In the mu,lsy
grape became more noticeable. Most
Of the muslSy grapes taste sweet be-
cause they have little acid When
used for wine making, sugar has 10 b,
added, while the sweetcr but also acid
grape makes the best wine without
the addition Of sugar
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

Mrs Goathnl Phwy docs your boy
be trowln bricks at moy goat, tell mo
that. now
Mr. Messiah Sure. Oh dunno, May
be he can't ioind anything harder.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

Select In the makeup Of fowl o
bird that carries large amount OF
meat u you want bird for the table
To secure meat apcculiar confguration
Il essential A large. projecting crop
IL unnecessary, for some OF the meat
lest birds look Hat In the breast. IL Is
necessary 10 have the quarters ex.
trcmcly broad. II they round out, then
40 much the better, because there n
meat carried upon the breast bone A
deep keel bone to the breast well lined
with muscle should round out and feel
on the bird very much rs a duck does
when he II dressed. Secure u bird with
a large thigh. because the thigh Joint
and the bone down through the leg
carry large amount OF meat Lool,
out for a strong shoulder because the
muscles that make the shoulder are
the muscles that make their way In the
market
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

What barbarlans these Aslailcs
arew exclaimed the puglllst,
Yes replied the other. They
aro actually hghtingw Washington
Sta,.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

MISS WILLARD believes there was a
portion Of ycrtebrae attached 10 the
rib Of which Eve was made. Adams
subsequent attitude relative 20 the
apple would seem 10 lond color 10 Tho
theory.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

A Observation-Disclosures Miss, a novel by
George Pastor Harper & Brothers), is
the story OF an Eglish girl who, In the
opening chapter, Is introduced rs barely
seventeen years OF age, the eldest
daughter In very poor but wcll.con.
ncctcd family. and certainly not "A vain
young person, for she bushes crimson
with pride and qualification when her
mother says to her: "Nou wouldn't be
bad-lookiug II you were decently
dressed, and don't think you are de.
void OF common.sense, or ! should't
trust YOU alone In a modern country
house" In the course OF the agrceably
aud wittily told story we find her placed
la "a modern country'house' not
alone. but among fashionable people,
and exposed to temptations which fully
Justify the maternal solIcitude.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

COMPLAINTS OF assault and battery
have grown out oi the foot ball
matches between somo of,our lnstiti.
lions Of learning, This Is a rather
solemn outcome OF Intercollegiate
rivalry, but, unless some Of tho rough
play that has been INDUCED Ia tho
past season Is discontinued. there
seems 20 be- no reason why the pro
cosscs 81 the law should not bn IN
vokod. as they are In all case, o.
eXtrcmo brutality. Foot ball docs
not excuse rgillanism
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

N was to bc expected that The
Daughters OF tho American Rovolu.
tlon would be a spirited lot. but there
seems no occasion Tor tho constant
quarrols In which the ladies o. this
order are emhroiled In tho East. II
seems that tho trouble Is over The
question OF lineage and social stand
Ing. for the ladies are quite torgotiuI
that about a century ago tho combat.
tied farmers" Of whom they ars ia
proud to-day had little to brag OF 10
the way Of blue blood
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18
FARM AND GARDEN.
MATTERS or INTEREST TO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Some up 10 Date Hints About vuiii''-
tion ~ the soil aud Yields Thereof
Horticuiture. Nitieuiture aud Iiori-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

A NEW YoK. electrotyplng firm H.
said 10 have hit upon an idea
electrotyping articles OF u"v-'7' vAich
II IL declared Ia prese ~.
toes. A baby's frat rr .rN
ample, may :" served Nv, sanitely
IN metal os nsit ave .ler IN.
strac W ~. .gh ~, nam h..
sof . ,iscoura inc s'r, q, 'sr q.
on eNncr, -, muMcntOos
RI !, take tho form Of wear.
W ~! :, y. sucn iangs a. tommy e
n irV.aors and Johnny's first "top'
hat would scarcely make good souy
.enlrs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

II g. one thing 20 have q Bismarcl;.
ian policy and another 10 have "a Bis.
MARKHAM hand 20 guide f. Respect
fully referred 10 Emperor William.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-03
Die gNaDlen 1T 9mscaratuas
CoMttt,)

seiaen iiberall bemotratil6e Geninne in
unieren, Gountp unb nad ben bis jebt
porl,egenben geri6ten miro cine 3u=
IammenItellung bes 3eiultates eine
babibe bemotratiibe Mebrbeit er9eben.
Doper 3omnibip tritt nit 100 125
Mebrbeit ipieber in Die &eibe Der bemo=
fratilden 9otunibips unb Grforo.
perrp unb Granflim, Die in Der lebten
Wabl republitanil1 9ingen, tueiien be-
lnofratif9e Mebrbeiten auf. Denni=
ion lpdblte einen oemofratiiden Mapor.
Mn anberen Drten, mo bic Republita-
ner iiegten, tpie bier ). g., tuurbe ibre
Mebrbeit febr beoeutenb rebu3irt.
Ser Gtern Der oemotratiiAen par=
tel III tpieber i'm Steigen begriffen unb
nenn bic partei nit elmer platform
fur ebrlides 0elo nno eineml
auten 3idet in bic Sdranten tritt, 10
linD mir Inn nd1iten Nopember oes Gie=
ges in bieiem gountp Iiher.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-03
3m9Sent9leiiut8 BET We,u 60
tttetStotutt.

Gin pefli1 sebenber 6ra6t3ug Del
pan 0anble Babn entaleiste am Sonn
tag Moraen ungefdbr cine Wteile 0ftlid
BON gaem gomerstotpn uub bate bi,
Idipere Nerlebuns pori 4 iunaen 2ell.
ten sur Gplge. Sobn Milion, Elm 9ar.
bier aus 5uscaraipas, Is Sabre aft.
Ostar 9urieD, 19 Sabre alt, elm Sobr
BON poitmeilter Suriep in gootb, Wm.
Mereer uno Miais Yertibire, beioe bor
Stem GomerstDtpn, naren in lbri9s-
bile auf einen 8iiter5ug aeitiegen, I'M
naeb Nem @omerstOun 81 fabren. Sic
itanben binten auf Der idmalen plat=
form zines Wagens, ungefdbr in Der
Mitte bes 3uges. 9lls nun bieier be-
bufs Greuaung nit einem anbern 3uee
auf elm Nusmei6seleiie abbos, brad
plDbli1 eine Ruppelun9 uno spar jufi
mo- Die bier iunsen 2eute itanben. Wil=
ion iprang lints ab in einen 8raben
unb elm entsleister Wagen itiirste aui
ibn. Gie 9Dblung besielben rettete ibn
Dor bem grbrifttperoen, bod erlitt er
dubere uno innere 8erlebungen, melGe
iein DapDntommen Snelfelbaft MAIDEN.
Berfibire, Der redts abseiprunsen, fano
lid an ben Sdienen bdnseno uno als
er iih los MAIDEN mDllte, lab er 81 iei=
mem Shreden, bab ibm beibe 8elne un=
terbalb oes Gnies ab9efabren iparen.
0urlep erlitt einen opppelten Mrmbru6.
Mereer bat bic Sbulter 3erquetiht nno
1T aud innerli6 Derlebt. Berflbire sog
ieinen &of aus uno pifelte ibn um iei=
ne Yeine, um bas ausitrDmenbe Blut
suriidsubalten. gr unb @ilion t0nnen
taum nit bem Qeben bapDn fommen.
Drei Wa9en iuuroen sans uno einige
anDere tbeilweiie oemolirt.
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8iSmt 0r6ta9

x~.... ...~.. .~..xr 49,. S:.EsuL.:~. 4
lann man mop. oen oleBlaDrl9en l.
apr1l nennen. Var3 Oeutl1lano iloer@
llfoml iell o'elen 9agen I'm s5uDel Inr
oen 9roBen Man5ler, aoer otn pope
punt pai ole yolisleier lelnes 1eourts=
ta9es ooD am !. Aprll erretDt. S'e
oeul'Wen Seliln9en mlomen 'prel'
Naum auslgi'eBll@ pen Uemonlfallo=
men leoer 4rt. ole TN gangn Sal1oe nno
aoefau ausmaIls, mo es OeaIlge 9lot,
!lallnncen. Oenolplal, uns lur3 81
Ialen, 1ngrsH mlr nar Iol9enoes on
aIeIg W oer DOIisaaoran9 na1
SrleoflVsInge, lleHg Que 3a9l 3gao Oer eln.
lan1enoen snen gllldsmhnlgs. SUOO 0,s. UrleIe
hno lzVo Oepelgel ip oas Mlnlmum,
mas lg9H lell 1a9en I'M Smlole eln=
aee1. nnO O'e 9eIgeHte mnleT Ole=
leH OeFnoen 0g U.er Iaa diler Srau=
erelen. en 2Se,ne. SIlore, aanee, - 1pee,
usaIe'paM, peusaosIh, Spa1en, yseer=
1e!,s; AuHerH, ufa1les. eAenlan9e
gDutle, een.HeIlWuere aale, Gaplat.
0anleieOer=paFeIeH, Ueooloer, Slre'W=
pOiSer ele: ele. .a
aua ~ Qanpurs " get 0lemeen=
anoIang = q" a.el'SsI. Ss, U!e 2OIels 1nO
aoerlnu!; Am M0nla9 nieIt per oor=
llSe Te.us.9gIpagluets'H s'me SpIieler
90. OeM 0.anspnHIl oeneloeH o''oe1e
e'n UeneIneII au! 1sr atrer.
auW SIu1Isar. W III Ole Ieipe oer
Deroeran1ai1e[ elH9elreleH' Vle oor=
~ i!9en poperen Se9ranraltsn naben am
VeOnlag etneH Saaei5u9 ao9egal1eH:
gus Derl1n ial!tet e'ne Sepelpe gSlr
l9mimmen IN e'iem Stronl non sn=
lpaEasmus. uHo O.eler IepIropllWen,
nallOnal!reuO'9en summing tann llW
tallm glnef ehl5!egen. Dle aelWsz
pauplEaot Dal lpte yeH9emanolH9
dn9eie9I, ole S@au1eHHer per 9roBen
VelVa1ie 9le,@en s,smardmuleen, uno
pas 9an5e golt plallgert III yeIlllm=
lnnn9. Utan muB III oas Solts9e,
mnpl IauWen, nm oeTlen 9all5 oemubl
81 meroen, oaB troB aei0s1a9s lno
SlaoIoerorOhelen a1,l o'e q Serilner . oeoolf o,
ielunS 8al'3 oeiesu w pO', ei'en v'e=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-03

&obert Wiloi seiforben uno in Granb=
ION (Waaot) i'm Mlter bon II Sabren
alt= Nationalrath Sules 8autier.
Snfolee bes niebern WaReritanoes
muBte Die Sdifffabrt auf bem &bein
apliben S9affbauien unb Stein einae=
ltellt .ueroen.
Ser S0bn bat in ein5elnen @ebirgs=
se9enben i6on biibld aufserdumt.
9lus Dem Ganton 8larus miro eemel=
oet cine S6neei6i6t bon IS Gentilne=
ter lei innerbalb "a Stunoen gei6mol=
gen. Sn Meirinsen, griena 2auter=
brunnen. 8rinoelwalb &C. bat Der Sobn
feline Melooien geiunsen, bab man es
in ben binterlten n4rd6en" bOren fonn=
te. r@s braust Der 6Obn nit Nllse=
malt our1's 5aslitbal, bur9 Grinoel=
ipalb !" ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-03
Ne,teite Na1ri6te,t.

Die Nadt auf ben l. Mpril mar fall
uno erf fpdt am Mergen besann bi'
Sonne bur1 bas @etpDlf gu brin9en
troboem tparen f1on um 8 ubr Mor.
gems 8 rieiiee grtrqsise in Griebri6s'
lrnb einsetroffen uno itiinolid langter
neue an. glm Mittas nahm Bismarc
bie 0ulbisung BON 1000 Stuoenter
entsegen unb belt cine ldnsere bebeu'
ltunsspolle MnipraAe an iie.
MuA in 8uenos Mpres, in @bili
llraeuap uno anoern pldben Siibame'
rifas feierten Die Deutf9en ben @eburts
tag 8ismards.
@eI1dftsleute bes Weltens beibel
| parteien baben Yrdiibent Glsbelanb 81
elmer Geitli6teit nod @bicaso einsela
ben, um ibm ibren Danf oaraubrinser
fur iein frdftiges 6efbalten an einel
| sefunoen WdbrungspOlitit.
Sm Yart 9otel in Columbus bc
am Montas eine Srau, tuel6e lih Wers,
90. 8. 9. Wiaiams, @rope Gitp, ins
Tsmoenresiiter einsetrasen, ,tpei ibre,
Rinber, einen 7idbrigen &naben UNI
elm 12jdbrises Mdo1en nit einem Sta.
lierme6er in arauiamiter Weiie abge.
iidladtet.
Die Montag Wabl, bel nel6er gum
erfenmal Grauen iid an Der Sbul=
ratbsmabl betbeiligteu, bat I'M allse=
neinen nur cine f6tpa6e Samenbetbei=
lisung ae3eigt. ginselne &anbibatinen
oransen bur6 in @lepelano, Columbus,
Mtron, Mooiter, @alt 2iperpool unb in
eini9en fleinern Stdbten. 9ie iibrige
Wabl perlief iiberall rubis bel idma=
der getbeiligung. Sn Sterbenoille
iieste oas republifaniide nit reDusirten
uno in 3anesbille nit peritdrtten Mebr=
beiten. @lepelano eing republitanil6.
Sn Neuart brannte 9eIrern bas Nra
menbaus BON Gliding 60. ab Die Sn=
iallen alle serettet.
Die Staot Chicago bat am Montag
ben republ. Mapors=@anbioaten Spift
nit 10000 Stimmen Wiebrbeit ee=
mdblt.
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&mrse Notise,..
3nIanh.

Ser soolosiI6e @arten bon Gincin.
natl bat Dem Siiriten Sismarf als Sc
burtstaaseI6enf Elm Paar amerifNniI6t
| 8iiffel iiberienoet.
Sn Cincinnati itarb 9llfreo 2eon=
barOt, Der lan9jdbrige Setretdr Dee
oeuti1en gpniulats.
| Sm State 9entufp tretel1 Die glat-
tern in eri6redenber Weile auf.
yiielise @alobrdnoe ri6ten in Gen=
Itudp uno SnOiana groBen S6aoen an.
| Ser Brdlibent bat Sobn s. Sut9ins
| gum Boltmeii tier bon Glepelano erllannt.
Sic nod europa abgebenoen 9am=
pier linD bereits fart nit amerifanlI6en
Souriiten beiebt.
| eSn eitsr @eibe amerifanilber Stdote
| fanoen am Montag entbulialtii6e Sis=
marf= Sempnltrationen ltatt.
Sn Chicago lit slnton y. 0eline,
@isentbiimer oer Sllinui5 Stoats5ei=
tung 72 Sabre alt, geltorben.
Sci elmer pDIitiIGen IerIanlnlun9
in WailiGon nurne Carl grpwne, So
Ireps betannter 9lojutant, nit faulen
giern beworfen.
Ser ieiner 3eit gemeloeten gerar;=
bung Der 8ant in Milan bel 9forwalt
UNI $40, 900 1T Elm 9etuiiIer Souis
Stpuston bonn @eridte i9uloig erfldrt
iporben.
@e9en Die Iplling Mia in SinolaD
1T BON Seite ber Gleuelano Sanoelsbant
fir cine Soroerlng bon 1891 600 cine
8ei9la9nabme aussemirtt tporoen.
ausiaIh.
Spanien ienoet neue Sruppen mad
Cuba uno trifit 8orbereitunsen, ben
Muftanb nit 9lufbietllna au' ieiner
Rraft gu unteroriifen.
Sm iiioli9en &uBlano treten neue
gbolerafdle auf.
9luf guba beabli6ti9en Die eSnlur=
senten cine propiioriide Gesierllng ein=
suieben.
en- Oifelbauien, 8aoen, lino breiBig
Wobnbduler uno biele gtebensebduoe
abgebrannt.
eSn MIn1en III Der bair. 8eneral=
lieutenant Wilbelm bon S6lei6 geltor=
ben.
Oie So6wailer in 0eutIdlano oau=
ern fort. syn &Dln 1T Die uferltraBe
iberhutbet uno Die S6iffbriife mubte |
absefabreE tperoen.
3wiI6en China uno Sapan 1T elm
@aifenitilltano abgelhlofen iporcen.
Das 8efinben bes dineiiIden Sris=
Observation-Disclosures 81 Sung Gbana, auf |
ben iuie aemeloet Elm 9lttentat gemadt |
wrroe, beRert li6.
Die speite 2siuna Der llmItursuorla=
ae bat in Der betreffenoen Sommiilion
nit II aeoen s Stimmen lih fir 9ln=
nabme erfldrt, alleroings nit beri6ie= |
oenen Nmenoements.
Sn Genair, 8elsien, blutiger 3u=
iammenfoB slpif1en pollael uno Strel=
fern.
3um neuen Yralibenteil oes oeutlben |
Gei1stases lpuroe 6reiberr bon Suol=
8erenberg, pom Centrum, 9etpdblt.
3um epreber oes ensliIben Inter-
baules lit Miliam 8ullp, elm Itrammer
Mnbdnser @laoitones. auserieben.
ssm oeutl1en Gei1stag 1T Der 8e.
treioemonopol-s -slntras on cine &ommii= |
lion iibertpielen tporOen. GroBer SUI
bel ber Ngrarier.
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GrGRfrt Glaidta.

Ssbe Gamilie iolrte cine Glaf4e
"Pain Killer" TIM 3auie baben. Sis
eripart eirsm Doftcr.
Wenn Sbnen irseno Elm l1nfalI aus
f0bt Sic fiA ein @elenf peritaudeu,
fih fhneioen ober cine Branos o6er
Quetfhuunoe baoon trasea, ,penn Gie
an 2rampfen 2eibidmerjen ooer &olit,
Gbolera Morbns, Dpfeaterie ober II.
atno elmer Die Berbaunnesorsane in
Mitleioenfaaft 3iebenoen llnpd6lidieit
leioen 10 beban6eln Gie fih isiblt nit
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. Nas eoraenlino unfrer republi

Oas Gorgentinb unfrer republic
toniiGen 3eitungsi, unfer brapes, gu-
tes GhoF. lbeint aur 9eit nod itsnesr
falls auf btni MMsfsrbeetot Su ifeben.
Wei Gtip, 0orriion Co.. iuurbt lebtbin
Sci elmer Multion aus 28l Gdnfsn Elm
Dur&l&niitaerI6s BON S4.86 er5ielt.
80 {inb tuobl Die 80 unb 30 Gents
Gnofe bin3efomnlerl, iiber Die ieiner
Heit ,xribDne~ unb onbere Nldtter ID
|rsi4li4e 7brdnen ptrsoBen tateu 7
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9hnn1ns 81 NRilIer nnrmn

9bDrlas u. Wliller, bDrnals BORE
mann In Der Wagenabtbeiluna Der Gen-
niIon Maihinenipertiidtte fam lebthirl
unpeit pittsburg auf ber g. .. q 50.
Uobn ouf erdblide Weife ums Qeben.
0uf leinenl Meee aur 9lrbeit Duroe Il
BON einem @iitersuge iiberfabyeit, tpel=
der i'm bei0e Deine abF9nitt. vi
iiarb 5 Gtunben fpdter an Werblutuns.
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Apa!ia Killer

Dadetbe idafft In allen Jalten 70.
fcrtise Qinberuns uno 1T, iuenn man
cine Jlafde I'M 9aufe bat, TN 8eoarfs.
fale ftets CUR 9ano. Raufen Sie fi4
eine Dlafhe uno ftellen Sie oieielbe
10, baB fie ausenblidfih 3u finoen III.
Pain Killer" III Der bette Gausarat,
ben Gle fih tuitniden fSnneu.
Gie befcnt,ften ietst bie
opppelte Gmaiititdt fir
DEN alteis 9Sreis, rs ,stlb
so Gents Die Vlafcbe.
Sn alien &pntbefen jn baben.
Gtnes III se'pik: Pain Killers
tOStet ben e9mer5.
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Wefd)W ornemIiite.

Sir ben nd1ften @eridtstermin, Der
am 9. Npril be9innt, lit folsenoe 2iite
ausgeloost tpOrben
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Gciratbsbe e.uiMt8,,ttgett.

So6n 9. 9ietrid - 2ouila 8reitmire.
@has. %. Douns Glla y. gudep.
Wbam Stofer Sba Carr.
gilbert Stalep - Gli3abetb Snpoer.
elmer 6. 61eu - Srene 3. peters.
- Bon iebt bis /. Mai meroen mir
Wonumente pon 0ranit ooer Warmor
biliaer perfaufen, als biefelben nod le
perfauft uuroen.
Setter & 2ptle.
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9ie 0ripte,

E rNoriges Sribiabr purbe ieb non Der grippe
befaIen Smneilen mar id gan3 erfd d1pft, unb
atb"rete mt io.ber S6mierigfeit, bas es fbteu
sef9Ioi'en rpdre. SD periGoffte mir. cine
TIa'be ppn @per's Gberrpsp Electoral, unb
fobaIb if ettuas bapon eingenommen bate.
erfubr it 2inberiins. SD fonnte falm an bic
f6neue Wirtuns slauten." - W. 8. a8iniams,
Eopf Gitu e. Tot
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Qm1tgenleiOe1t,

yl1eber fiinfunb3ipan3ig Sabre Iitt i1 an Der
2nnge., Mein 6uiten mar bisrueilen 70 beftig,
baB er 8lutituri berbeifibrte, nnb bic Yarori5s
men bauerten oft bret bis pier Stunben. SD
lies mild bereben Mper's gberrps pectoral an.
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braudt bate, mar id polIfommen gebeilt. SID
tann bieie WebiSin nit polem 8ertra,ieu ems
pfeblen." - Sran3 Soimann, Clap Centre,
Aduf. :
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-03
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-09

nothing can be done in the way of the
considera ton of the actual legislation
until after the holidays. However, the
congressional hoppers are filling up pre-
paratory to the grinding that will fol-
bills were introduced and it Is probable
that fully as many more will be start
ed on their journey to the statute
books this week.
AS the president is absent on his
hunting trip, there is no probability
that the reply of Lord Salisbury to
Secretary Olney's note regarding the
Venezuelan boundary dispute will be
sent to the house this week. There
may be an attempt, through resolu-
ton, to procure from Secretary Olney
the letter sent by him to the English
premier last July and Lord Salisbury
reply received yesterday, but should
such an attempt be made it will I'M
questionably prove abortive. The
adoption of such resolution would re-
quire unanimous consent, and there is
no doubt some friend of the admins
tration would object to it as lacking IN
Difference to the president in his alb
sence and the fact. that Mr.. Cleveland
in his message advised congress that
he would send the reply to congress
with a special message will Doubtless
be cited as an additional reason why 1t
would not be good taste to make 2
demand on the executive department OF
the government until it has manifested
at least a Discrimination to send to con-
gress the correspondence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-09

order to be a very popular one; much
of which is no doubt due to the fact
that it recognizes the woman to be
fully as good as the man, and some
times a little better, and gives them
equal rights and privileges, both bene-
ficially and socially, and rightfully too,
as there is no valid reason why the
wife and mother should not protect her
loved ones with a reasonable amount
OF insurance as well as the husband,
father or son. Should any who read
these lines feel interested and desire
more information about this popular
order before the charter closes, he can
get the same by sending or leaving his
address with DR.. j. c. Hanchett, Nc
Cornick block, or DR.. ]. c. Douglas,
Commercial block. The next meeting
which will be on December II, at
Temple of Honor hall, over Deseret
bank-promises to be fully as success
full as the last one. Quite number OF
young people are included in the appli-
cations for membership, all of whom
are welcome to the protection OF this
Forum. That they may be a help to
the Forum, and the Forum to them, is
the hearty wish of
A MEMBER.