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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-21
NOr lnrO,lD urON

Referring toe me remarks made 10
these columns Lost Tuesday concern
Ing recent manifestation Of ultra
pa'lishnship iu uIah county, the
| T. qIirsr oil ThursdAy comes lack with
some forceuoss, asserting iu the head
Ing oi ita tp.y that We were "eyidont'
/ iy imp sod urUu.' oar c0lemp0faty
b. la error In lmagiuit x that tho NEws
wa. either Imposed up8u In what %
said on the previous occasion. or IL im-
p1sed upon now ~ auylhing the
Enquirer shys. with a dwelling ~.
tempt Mt wiz the editor u thu Enquirer
says the news "shoulI be treated With
kinJuoss aud courtesy similar 70
that rendered 10 ladies by
gentlemen" aud % Il "sm.
phnIically roitains from saying that
there are three separate ani distinct
llus" IN what this paper asserted. We
ie'ife no consideration Of tho Kind IT,
icrfsd 90 from such n source, hocausr 10
would DO impossible; aud We crrtain'y
Will not deign 70 handy words win
such a "gen1leman."
We are relieved Of all cmbArrass.
moui, however, lu the lurthof di5cut,
Zion Of the subject, by the osgernsss
with which the Enquirer must now be-
construed o. nyipg to the defense Of
the p,Ttlsauship which We criticized.
The blame eau thus be placed, without
reservation, where II belongs. The
honorable people OF Utah county
aud Of the State at large ought to
know this; AMI the Rspuu.
llcnn members " the Legislature who
were courageous enough 10 vote
against the dictates Of a h.ullIe faction
hrcsusc Of conscientious regard Tor
Justice, Will nIsl be- entitled TO know
where 10 look for the championship Of
the policy which tuey opposed. Again
We applaud them Tor their maulin,ss
aud Tor the shining proof they gave
that politics In Utsh H. not boTeit OF
honor; W. tegaTi the decisive vote Uu
She Utah county contests ~ one Of the
most cheering aud admirable features
ot Utah's brief but lively political
history. sto having a thorn m our
side (which the Enquirer suggests,
with . bad siAgger IT a pun anu woise
w1undiug OF good tasts) We beg to say
ghst cur col0mpoAry will no doubt
live long enough to discover that II
has mistaken supposed pain IN our
eide Tor a severe Que In 10 own.
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fr,Iy vUI..H UY. INc ctEI'.
ignorance OF legal provisions i1es nr'
excuse him when he violates one 4
them, AMI he has the undouulsd right
ufhsvlug Them made accessible and
easily understood. 10 make the book
O,hetwite IL simply to Involve the
cutie, 10 uncertainty, doubt AMI even
danger, nIl Of which, while 50 would
naturally bel source u profit to the
legal fraternity, would he a rank In
Justice Goo tb.so who 10Y Tor the work
being done. Lu. lbo Governor have
some Discretionary poser in the matter
oi selecting tho commission; u is more
than ia.ly tbat tho lawyers will have
abundant representation, since that
,iiic.sl has shown himself 10 be very
Ciesf.hcadcd aud impartial 10 fer, and
under the provisions o. tho bill, even
with the Stevens amendment ~. 10,
no could give every place 20 lawyers %
he desired Co 20.
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END or IHr WORLD.

Noato promised that IN few days
Utah viii receive visit from Charlrr
King, whose religious views have
gained MIN nOtorety on the Pacific
coast. Just how long Nr. King will
stay here OF what he expects q DO L.
no, stated, but II may be- presumed he
Will treat ~ 90 about the same Kind Of
talk ho has Ucrn mhsins plsew here, 90
regard 90 the destruction VI the oarlh
Nnu other planets which he alleges l.
coming Within very short tine, NJ.
King inlunis ~ wish Jerusalem short.
ly, to carry on researches There; but hi.
name II known more widely IA u0u.
uoclion with his predictions concern.
ing the snd Of the world than vita
any researches no Is ougaged "a. Here
IL what he ssid In "a Tsovu. address!
/ know from lifetime " study that
this world VIII uud WI ban rWuuty-uyp
years, aitor rprlrs of plaques, drnughts,
Hoods aud disas.ors, That sound, pre-
poo, rrUur, but Iti lis d fac, Tho signs NJ
tuu tiuus indicate uu earthquake, which
ls bound Iu comic lh0u viii follow Mo
second coming ~ Christ 1 uHu .u.l Nnu
nos tHHt tui- HuI al other n4 ions vii.
Uu.. Previous .N tUHE tHH luItrl H N.us
will have hal king auI .uu Irt
great war Every nation 900 Garth wall
he uustr1N ua-kIugsi queens and pfHH-
dents viii A.l together Then lHt,UIu
people, chosen from among tNu millions
ug Christ, viii bH assembled Boa England
under ONO ruler hero 400 uAist lur % 'au
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Thai EXPOSITION

Tho following communication up
toars 10 thu NEws 10 have the flghl
ring to u; and white there 10 yet TINE
We suJmit II 10 tho attention Of oul
Iegi,ls,or,, hoping that other citizens
will embrace the opportunity which
we herewith oiisr Tor the expression OF
their views upun the sublsc'
Tho Nrws is right Tho proposed FaIi
can be held aud como OFT Without a cont
from tho Legislators. The Mldwiuiof
FalrIn California pAii vi. uEI ousnH lhou
had a surplus OF ttuOIl, hNsliua bringing
people from Hll over tho world. TO Will
10 mo saiuo iur Unh. NO have mauY
sources Of attraction that go Co make tho
FAIR drslrnb oHihOTo Is a proposition 'n
erect Salt Palace. Tho Exposition can
represent the physical features, tho pro.
ductivO resources, tho artistic, iho
musical. tho pioneer element tho
army Of those over seventy. 10
should be- yorv attractive from
tho fact that the pioneer people
IRON surrounding siaios ought 90 DO iu'
yiiod 10 como bore, each locality bring
ing forward lts earliest sO. tlDrs, ~ tho
fAthora aud mothers come, no Childr1n
will have Co doso RELIGIOUS congresses
could be- held-grand social gaihofiugs-
IN which tho best feelings Of our nature
arc developed. 5,
Much more on these aud other lines
might be said, oil pointing to the
glorious opportunity which some Of our
Legislators think W. ought to throw
away. We beg 70 assure such mem.
b,rs that they do not know the pluck
and public spirit Of tue people Of Utah
AZ 10 the Nebraska ana Texas
expositions-grAvely cited a. fea-
Aons why ours should be postponed
we beg 10 remind those who
take n sup-r.polite view Of the matter
that 1--WE were here frat, brethren and
Iis,suiD Neither the Great Plains nor
the s,Aksd PlAins, neither the muddy
Missouri nor the languid Rio GRnde
" Gulf, can be deemed representative
OF tho vim and achievements Of the
sturdy people inhabiung the backbone
OF tho continent. IL II 10 give that
class a chance 10 show 10 themselves
aud 10 tho nation aud 10 the world
what lucy eau DO, that We lavor
great intct.mountaIn exposition TO
celebrate UtAh's somtcontennisl. And,
to speak plainly. VIZ do not Ike the
idea u putting Oh OF killing the pro.
feet Tor the nlmsy reasons that We
haven't MONEY enough aud that
somebody else II golug g have fair "A
thousand miles tact auI south OF us,
this year, next year NJ year sitter next
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IuE srLyl>s AMENDMENT.

Ouf sometimes dldac,lc snd coca.
sionally cousorious neighbot, tue
Herald, In ~ issue o. this morning
executes war dance around the State
House Of Representatives generally
ana Hon. \. }. Stevens particularly,
because OF tho passage OF that gentle.
mau's amendment 20 the code com.
mission I'M. TIE proposition lbs, 'sI
least ono member Of the commission
shsll to learned in the law 10 held 40
10 soorn nud cXcoHatlon, tho Rrouni
being taken that ia n work concerning
and Of the law only mon learned IN IL
ptecepts ami experienced In It, ap.
plicstion should DO employed. II
this IL the correct viuW-which We d.
not even Tor tho sake ofargument al.
mit-thon the proposition by being
drawn out 10 IT, fullest limit would "a.
oludc all but lawyers from tho halls Of
legislation, irHm gubcrnstOrial chairs
and ir IN all places wherein an under.
standing ami application Of tno l-E
are required.
Experience no less than our better
Judgment tells Ne that IN work affect.
log the welfare and general career Of
the oltisou, more than one department
" Industry and learning should be-
REPRESENTED; TO be exactly represents.
tive Hll OF Oh many A. possible should
have places either actually or con.
structively, This proposition acquires
uIl the more force when there IL cup,.
bility, reliability and experience to be-
had by such distribution. n 10 no atgu.
mout 10 say that lawyers ~ such
would not ur called upon to assist In
he construction oi building or the
conduct VI "a mercantile estsblishmuui,
AMI that the converse OF the pfopuui.
lion 4ulI ublaiuiit is no Argument, wu
repeat, Tor the reason that there
Do no analogy In the cases as presented.
Al 0i tho work done on the building
might or might not require tue mind
add hand trained builder, bur all
of the wofa Co ho done by the code
cDumls.'nu does not AMI could not
rout,mI late only such work ~ the
thorough lawyer could no, The mat.
tors Of research, comparison, auuagu.
mont, classification, copying. luuuNmg
aud many .,hur th,usu involving TIM,
lsuor and Eyurui Judgment can
in most % not every case Doc
performed By, say, such member a-
tlU immediate Predecessor OF tho pfus.
tnt editor OF ibu Herald as we'll as boy
any lawyer iu the County; besides, he
ls thoroughly cup" boo tue matters OF
.yaHE unH uuHogrupny, as well Ne the
general needs u tue whole people, ana
We have known u cases In which our
legal lrieudF, albeit learned iu tuvit
chosen calling aud we'll Iui0rmyl
throughout, were az times Technically
deficient go the matters otherwise
spoken no our revised statutes shuul.
bee Gs nearly perfect ~ It 10 possible
for them Go lu, auI % TO no reelection
upon the legal profession 10 say tha,
alone they would scarcely be- able Go
maau thum rr. mo- matter how capable
aud sIIaious'uey might boz; they mus
have assistance iu various ways apart |
from tunt phase 10. the WORK iu which |
they excel and are Of oouuo iulppcu.
saul,
The aim should be- 10 produce a book /.
oi laws which Will be- as plain, simple /
aud c mpfghelfivc as its nature viii |
admit VI without sighting any subleu, |
or leaving any feature lmper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-21

DO 400 r1v prt1. rHr- .U. .nl.ftl trI . pr
death comes 1 uII. uu.u jus. ~ immoral
Christ
the very fact Ina, Chris, lived and
died In the mefljiano Of time, a. related
by the sncred historians, denies the
possibility Of the claims that Mf. King
maEes for himself. The usmr o.
Jesus l. "thr one namt;' He
J.. tho ore Mediator AM any
Que VIII spta up claim Ne
loes Mr. King denies the revelation 0'
heaven and occupies the attitude Ni
an aUu.Chtist, Whatever HE 9th o
ptotonslous may be-. A.i1 Judgments
coming In tnis age " the world, these
have been outlined by follower. of
Christ long before Mr. King taoE them
az, hence they sfe not original with
him. HI claims as 90 The twenty-five.
year limit TO tue worlds eNIs,eucu,nuI
0iheTa Of similar character afe, how.
ever, contradictory Of tho other aud
true statements, hence they Will fall
uuiulnllsd. No tuouguliul person vii,
be deceived thereby. We appfehend
that Mt King makes them ne much
from a desire g. alarm pgOple by hi
sonsatiUnaHsm aud to resp worldly
profit theiohy a. from any other mo-
i've. This send oil the world" talk
should no, scare anybody; % Il alio.
gelhot out VI The llue % prophecy
which II pretenIs Co interpret.
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mi COLLLoE uILL

According 10 the provisions Of GER
tain bill which has posed both houses
" the Legislature aud 10 now in the
hands OF the q vernon, any individual
or corporation VINO Will guarantee pa
endowment 20. 100000 10 T. proposed
Of eEialins college NO unlvrr4lty with.
IN tie state shall be- granted charter
for The said institution, which may
thorsupOu istur diplomas anu degruos
TO its graduates IN toe uamo ui
tho state. While MT wishing tl
anticipate In any improper manner the
action Of the Governor upou thI-
measure, 0riu the less, 90 Inmlcu The
zeal OF any uut0lnsb Interest that may
manifest itself iu Whatever quarter iu
behalf of education, vr irpl tDat somu.
thing ought TO uu said ln this connie.
ton 10 clear away certain errors that
seem TO btiug certain minds With
respect to the character OF % state
Institution as distinguished from
private business, Probably u0 better
example could bp found with which
10 concentrate this CiFun,l0u than
the public seuools There are thu.u
who, holding ~ tue ullrs.dem1oratlc
doctrine that the sole purpose OF the
stale is to enable no citizens Co work out
their Individual destlny without uuluu
interruption, still conteud that tysch.
ing school ~ not proper business Tor
the state 20 engage IN. Whether 90
harmony VITA the TuiFlt 81 tao $50 or
moi, such Views are &c least o0usIs.
tent with tnomsB!yea THIS much
cannot be- said M the persistent
effort which IL made a. almost every
sitting Of tue Legislature o. cntaugle tue
= tate 10 the conduct OF private schools.
IL would be surely a usurpaliUu Tor the
slats deliberately 10 ObsIfuot tho devpl-
opmont OF private institutions Of learn.
ing. But It would DO quite as moon.
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slsiont for the state 10 run to the olhei
'N,rcme md indulge 600 the solemn
farce of certifying 20 their diplomas
and degrees. IL would be- no less con.
sisteut Tor one 20 ,hs,e private schools
20 demand OF the regents of another pr..
waite school, which happened to be more
firmly established ia the educational
world, .hr on iof.omeni NJ is degrees
lhau 60 make such demand ui the
state. The state is 10 tho school busI.
moss pfoclscly of tho Moln1dist OF tho
Episcopal church ls no engaged, anu
upon tho same general plan. Tho
.un0miuaiiy1al churches long ago
discovered that the school room vas
tho maste1,clivo o'all legitimatemoth.
.is to make trustworthy and desirable
mtmbsu OF their respective roe. gtiss.
iuo stale Ilk.wuu discovered that
,hH school room was the sufest bul.
Wlfk II 10 riy anu that money % eK.
pended brought better returns than 81
spent upon guns aud armies. IL was
ully demonstrated that while asa rule
a substantially educated citizen bas
within himself 90 angle defense
agaiutt oil ordinary entertainments,
the wholly Ignorant man 49, rule re-.
luifea vas' government pafapuernalih
il keep him from being uOIden under
00t lyon THIS theory the state
has gore into the school business a.
means Of wording ITO salvation. To
ibis cud Il has provided by iaw-to an
extreme and eHce.flvr degree. some
'hink-'or iuiy ,quipping ami gfiio,r.
. < lls school system, from the lowest
10 tho highest grade Of school work.
Every 0nisrr 10 that systam IL state
illclal ami iospousIbic to tho state Tor
lbc perform lance Of his duty. When
work has been performed under suCh
auspices II ia truly proper function o.
tho State 10 put ITS zeal upon
70, But ttelU conditions 10 no respect
correspond with the relations of the
state 10 the private scoo0l, Ia order
'or the STATE 60 Justify Itself In certify.
.ug 1, the lipi mas Of such schools DE-
no provided Tor IN the bill under die /
ruts On u would be- under tho iocst.
ny ul estsolisning u supervisory sys.
lem over them which would entirely
destroy their Identity ~ private insti-
ulious, auu uofo aucn scheme por.
We fail u tto any benefit
hat could be- derived u lm ito any |
me clucrruud. Besides this, such a
policy would bc a fragrant breach IN |
DC line Of demATkatijn which every !
good citizen OF Utah H. seeking to cstab. |
ish and maintain between the church |
mi the state.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE

The si1y.sIRti Annual Conference
Of the Church Of Jcsua Christ u Lat
tsr.day Saints will cJnvoue in tue
Tabernacle, Salt Like CITY, ut Do
o'cl,ok on Saturday morning, Aprii
4th, 1895,
The Officers AMI mombsrs u the
Church generally are cordially 30.
vitsd to attend the meetings OF thr
Conference.
WuToRB woodruff
GroRur q. CANSUN,
JusFplf =. rMi1n.
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Mr. q. Caill1uette. Druggist, Bssyss.
VILE, H., faysi 40 Dr. king's New
Discovery owe my lie. Was taken
with la Hflppo sud tried ell the ply.
aiclans Tor miles about, but OF no avail
aud was given up and told / could not
live. Having DR.. King's New De
c0vory % my store cent for a bottle
and began iis use and from the nfst
dose began g. Reg eelteran a'tof using
three bottles was up and about agsln.
II Is worth " weight Ia gold We
WON'T koOp store % house y .'hgut 70"
Get q ifos Trial Al z. G. NJ. /. Drug
Department.
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Fora remedy Tor all forms Of Head.
ache Electric Biilcra has proved 10 be
the very test. IL uneoA permanent
cure and the most dreaded hAbltual
SIGH headaches yield 20 It, luhnenoe,
We urge oil who are an iciui ~ procure
a bottle, and give this remedy = fair
trial. IN cates Of habllual conaupA-
ii1n Eleciho Bliisrs cures by Swing
tho needed lone 20 the bowels, and few
Gases long resist he uto Of this medi'
cine. FRY II once. Only Fitty cent?
atZ G.. ~. /. Drug DEPARTMENT.
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The BEsT SALvE ~ The world fOi
Cuts, Bruises, SORES, Ulcers. sall
Rheum, Fever Sorrs, retter, Chappod
Hands, Chilblains, Cofns, and oil Hkir
E'upuons, aid rosiliyely cures Piles
or 10 pay required. lIia guaranteed &c
give perfect Subtraction OF money 70
funded. Price 20 cent per box. Fo'
sale by z, &. NJ. /. drug department
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1896

uu1 or akur 20 supply mo with such a
Hrmo me- that TO which have been aocu..
tUuuuH'
cor course.n
Would you mind going UP to the next
corner with mu7n
Certainly not; but for what pur-
poser"
"rnov arc conducting some exucrl.
mouis with Tho cathode ray and 30 30 is
aI. he same o. rUu ldlIE0 10 have what
yuu Say verified Warrington star.
She-l bad an awfu dfesm last night.
l dreamed inHi you worDdeaI.
lle-ll1w ala you far9
~he-l ioi' t"rflh'efothluk that YOU had
broken your HfNW 'au iu mo rot to smoke
any moro.-NsN York World.
81 mover destroy roceipied bill, do
youf' sali Bunting To- Gll.y.
"l don't think ! ever Jaw 0nc,n replied
'Noy,-Amusiug journal
Enmut rerrih'e-Ani did they 20 into
tHp ark, two Hv .vu'
Mamma ra, dearest
Lriau. lHrib.e-Wo.l, who went with
auuiioi-lI.suufg Bulletin.
Little B.liy-Whati ~ meant Boy the In.
dian rus0ryA'lUu, mae
lis moIhur-Ihrlr disinrliuatiou 10
thlk, OF course. VIII YOU never lOatn1-
li1Auury Guzeto.
uN IIE GABLE car.
u had Away boon an American until
I went abound curve loo cable car this
morning
"wha, difference dIi that matoir
"IhOn / bocamoa iap'auior" Life.
Guost o. wnl'pr.-t can't eat this SOUP.
water takes DO away aud brings an.
other kind " snur
HupstHl can't cat this soup.
MNitnr angulv huf silently, for the
Third limo brings another kind
Gu.st again. @ can't eat this SOUP.
Walter, furious, calls thc hotel pr1pric.
tor.
Proprietor Co guest why can't you cat
this suurg
GuUt quietly .Ioet1sc / have no
spoon. a'lUxu. SO luEa.
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rhg EEv7 is o1 a,'a at tHr uHHr.Ht 20 fa.s, S.rs
ttands anl aH 30 passenger tIa.gH I.as..a $40 ey
aiter . b m daily
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wAN1to-wlsotllANEoUs.

| A rEu.u, FNNItiNE VIVA TiIE r.L.
~ uyauun of s.pe., aad i"g .. .ol ~ y,
m,H. Geo oU y aud 10 uyli9 fi.,l D'
| tuA a.Its. luI Two farms ttAr iIe Jordan nor
I rows. un Snare 10 there ere ans mrn connie
iUu. fu occupy tue f.fc-ong prolartl, Wn'
. ore able tHNufk NuI "ant worn. 10 iAcN WI.
UI'Uauf trp p.rH.leuts %. ODE -tatr they can
] be- aJtUH. nUIattI. lcfa1a afraid 1t NuiA
need Dot apply
WILL 1uAUr LADIES AND GENr NJ.
w c.r rt i'r c1us. o. %. hoR f''
hEsh IuuN rs AZ trrtut IoN
- email CD r0fanln. Ndifcaa ihs once
klFANrtp uN ITO o. mos cos IHAC
w tora af be IIoHctr I1wcr co., a. uE.
den so1d ruUk men. alec .' Eool tunh'
men.
Lmsr CLASS PRACTICAL nook hEEr.
II Cr years t1utHange mu.i have il
utUss N. b care Uttur.i lHUnuE NuwA
rrUE JrNu stDHNu nNsn sruHE ron
4 uis HnrsAIHs - STATE rofcnson
ri,mrr MORO NuUNU prLsuN- TO uF
A prepared Cor sturtuauu nsuucton 90 NIl
TlgIuE UUaIuHUs 300 MAHLiuEIuu, u O.. lu.
4alfU room Do, inmmeI,lA h."'h
IriNt uUTfN 6uUB MIIHt COWS. Also
II gOoI DE- NCfy Wagon aud team. Address
4 % uUN 30.
A Tuur nul 40 NuHN oN tA' q.
"a f0f board and fUuauofHuun eau ~ ..
M.ht south, saturday between Haud ilo.eiogN
HiGuEsr rKCts TuH CLOTHING.
III ios.ls VIII call HaImrus1u, D.
last second -outh
II y. MUIhN. .-ILNhI AND uur Wal.
tr beating aud tUu.HHlUE arpnfatuH.
SO i' uost, SCOOP -nat.
nm FOLLOWING rmJts Will 90
Il TH.t Iu each. a. rear .lt " second south
gooi Hlrap iron, Hllt. ~ i'n, Huuyr beer
bottle, I.. uTf d.E.Hs rauIrr pos pound, .Ut
copper, to good brlss, .c
SCASDiA EMuLu lNLNr uttIyE. GuuH
> help and good pIares,li a second South.
Mfs olson
A hi.uU tuuItttrING, All hlNns
"a shoe repairing 4. ltufcsIu, % o..
second south.
MIN. WUNEE AND DUIuUtN 10
WI gottuo r,st photos, m Mata0n Is hfos.,
o. Commercial street
LNlENuUp. 10 HtN ma ULsT lCU
II cream 81 krCIvyH. ~ deb uF whuictaic
- south Nam. telephone %.
NEW AM rktuNp HAND tuUNt
~ turo, wagons. NusgIcs harness etc. AZ
"sun,fa, 100 stair street
WILL PAY uIDuE-r CASH rIuuf-
w Tor sH1I EuIfF HcHuuu NauI clothing
tall or aHGrusa ]. cine 40 EA'E iifsi 70u.H.
NEANTEu- MEN AND WuNfN 30
w wnrs 40 homo pay o. 90 SO yer vtuH
tHr mHkIuE trnTu. turuaft. now patented
method auJour who can read aud WuTU eau
f1 uc WUrhat home, Iu spare lime. cay u.
evening son for Uaruru|ara and begin WORK
~ once Address 90. A. gupp. German ArutL
Tyrone, Pa
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Is EyEUY SECTION. To CANVASS. 500
Co IS Ur n dav made. tolIa at sIFut. iIsu o
man Go coll slau.O suods g. de- Hfs, beet eide
Iuu, o.. amnuiH. SALARY COO large commits.
sion made. experience uuuU. usaaTY. Tor
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