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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-14

The picnic of the Defender Hose Company
No. 3, of Turkey Run, is to be held at Col
umbia park tomorrow afternoon and even
ing and will be preceded by a parade for
which the following line and route has been
a - uya1
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-14
The Defender Picnic.

If you want a fine wedding cake, let Otto
make it for you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

nc SALE-A desirable residence and half
II lot on White street, within one square OF
Centre street. Inquire Of VIM. H.. Shoemaker.
S-II-lw
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-14

nor iSALE.-A secondhand square pianoA
L Apply at Williams Il Son. furniture and,
music store. 7-2Stf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-14

See the window display of new silverware
at Brumm's jewelry store,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

A NEWS subscriber submits three
questions to which no dssifes replies
Ia our columns. The hfsti 10;
Whom member Of the Church holding
tho office Of Elder has member Of his
family sick and calls Ia tho Elders To
assist him to administer, Ia IL his pre-.
togHtiyO to preside IN his own house, or
should person higher Ia tho Priesthood
preside, Tor Instance Tue Bishop or other
officer in tue waTd2
la such oass the Elder prssides In
his own hon,e. lie may, by courtesy,
invite tCme other Elder TO take charge
IN the naturalization OF tue ordinance,
but the presidency in his own house
anj family remains with the Elder
who IL the head Of tho household.
The next request H.
Please give tho definition OF tho word
"canari, as fail 10 mud IL Ia Webster,
or Ia Luoyclops dla britannica
We tud the word ia Webster's Uu.
abridged all right IL Is from the
French, and means duck. BY pscu.
liar Incident II also came TO mean an
oXtrAvagant AMI ridiculous fabrication.
A French writer, In riIlouls Of the
eKtTavsgant stories Of the DAY, sci
RfioHt nn absurd story IN regard to the
extraordinary vyraoiIy Of ducks
alleging that twenty having been
placed IogeIhero one OF them was killed
and cut inlo small pieees, feathers aud
all, and thrown 10 the other nineteen,
who Immediately swallowed II. The
same thing was repeated with tue
same result, until at Length but one
remained, this one having usvOutsd
tho other uiuetoen In y very urlet lime.
The story was circulated IN nearly all
the journals VI Europe, anu after nav.
INK been forgotten Tor several yenrs,
was revived with some additions IN
A meros. Hence fsbucations Of tSis
Kind were called csuards.
The third inquiry reads
is tho number " hours por day Or
week for adults To work In mine. I'm
England r6gula cd by law or by mutual
agreement between employer and em-
ployog
BY mutual agreement between en-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18
RUSSIAN SIUNDISTS.

Quite often reference is made In the
press to a religious sect IN Russia
known rs stundlsts. They have suf-
Tered much persecution, anu the sym.
lalhy Of ChflsIlaos all over The world
as been enlisted IN their behalf. Yet,
reports concerning their tsnsts aud
numerical strength have ueen 40 coz.
lrsIiotory Ms TO leave the outside world
practically In ignorance on these
POLITE. Now It appears hat Prot Godet,
who has made the sutisct a spoolal
study, furnishes In recently
Issued br chure reliable informs,
lion concerning these dis,euters from
the Russian church. synopsis o.
his pamphlet published IN the Literary
Di est, tho following points are Of
special interest.
The Slundlsls have no common con-
fetsion Of faith. They know ledge
only the Bible, the Interpretation OF
which 10 left TO their appoiBted teach.
ere, They have, however, some com.
mon tenets. They reject infant
bapllim and regard tho Lord's Supper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18
IHg CuIICuLUW ISSUE.


Il IL quite evident thst In tho
judgment Of sone people, the existence
Of Mr. Critchlow's 'Junia" must DO e.
tablished, whether the facts warrant u
or not. When the statement was
nrst made It wss emphailoally denied.
Then alleged proofs were ajduced In
the shape Of letter from somebody,
sctiiug forth that somebody else had
told the writer that somebody had ap-
pointed, etc. That somebody else ~
omphs,icAlly denied the chief point Of
the alleged conversation. Aud yot
the people frat above referred to, with
unworthy pSrslslsncy, take the
ground that everything Mr. CflIch.
low and bis supporters sny
must DO true, and that everything
said on the other side must DO iG's'.
Ayainsl that logic there IA Of oourss
no protection. IL shows how easily
tribes eau assume tho appearance Of
poftentous eveuts, and how misefauly
su,pioion plsys upon the fears Of iu
victims.
This issue at present Il well dcnnei!
those who believe all that Nc. Criton-
low and his followers aud newspaper
friends have said and insinuated, ara
forced 70 Lolieve that tho gentlemen
named as members OF the alleged
"oommittee," as we'll as tho Mormon
Leaders, are liars. Nor 10 It merely q
question OF verAolty ~ between thu two
sides, II We chose 10 dignity Mr..
Crltchlow's eommu nioHtlon by answer.
ing II In delAil,it would be easy TO show
numerous contradictions which the
impeluUus aud inoonaidsrato gentle.
man has himself made. But gu 9 do
all this, the important fact remains,
and cannot be lost sight Of, that NJ.
Critchlow only pretonds to venture his
suspicious, belief aud heafssy, while
those who dispute him speak from
actual knowledge. What does tho com.
munlty think OF . man and an Gle
mrnt aud . newspaper that on such
nimsy issue would attempt to raise
iuoh q scare ~ has been diligently
fabricated and folsted upon the PEOPLE
Of this State within the last sik dayi7
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pl yer and EN- logo, subi sci, however,
to certain rules VIII ch must receive he
approval Of the stcrel-ry Of state, ami
by local regulations agsiust requiring
laborors to work on certain days SUCH
a. Sundays aud holidays; this applies
1, male adulis.
The EncyrlotW no Britannica says,
vel. xiv, y Ia with references to
the reriod Of service, there ls no law
directly limiting ~ This IL Ia rslA.
ton 10 labor Of I'll kinds In which
adult male Sotklngmeu are engaged.
Ths laborsr, With osusin exceptions,
Is paid In each, tue Truck act requiring
this; aud tho basis 10 either time or
piece work, or the "trlbute" or Per.
oeniage system.
With respect to women hnd children
there 10 n logsl regulation Affecting
their houts Of labor. For instance,
children from ten % thirteen years car.
not be- employed more than half time
every day or full day alternate jAy';
aud young people (ttom IL 10 1877 and
wsnsn, ten hour1 DAY and ave hours
on Saturdays. This provision lie main.
~ spilled 10 iAel0fies
Regarding The working OF coal
mines The following IL a summary Of
the regulations Of the coal mine act:
!. Females, aud boys under 10 are not
allowed 20 work Underground.
Boys between 10 and " arc not al
lowed TO work except In thin minos.
3, No boy under " TO drive gin
horse, or uudor T. a steam engine.
4 Wages not to ho paid a, public
Q. Working OF mine, by single shat,
pfohl hliod.
0. Managers TO be certified a. compc.
font by board Of examiners.
Z. Annual return Of coal wrough, to
DO made O. inspector
8. Notice Of accidents, 10 be- sent 10 In.
apector.
o. Openings Of abandoned workings to
DO fenced.
10 Plans to be kept up to within six
months Of date.
II. Plans ofahaudonod workings to be
deposited with Home office.
~. General rules inr tho safoty of
miners In herv mines. management Of
ventilation, safety 'amps, and gun.
powder, protection Agains. accidents ia
shafts and levels, oic
49, Power 10 franc special rules sub.
loot to approval Of the secretary Of stale.
There has teen sons agitation Tor a
legal labor day, but up 10 the present
The hours hAvs been agreed ON by
mutual agreement, or by reference to
fiicial departments which virtual,
set as courts Of arbitration in ppsdal
cases. Legislation on the length Of
working day IL an American measure,
except ~ 20 women snd children,
whom the state, under tho English
'ys:"m, regards a' IT, special prolsgos.
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n.il.ra.. sr.r Llrim..,.

MrL Hamlltor, Cambridge, Ills,
tAyu / had the fhsumstlsm ~ bad
could not raise my hAnd TO my heal.
Baiiard's SnOV BinNnonf has entirely
cured me. | take pleasure IN Inform.
ing my neighbors and friends whaI II
rs done TOR me. Chas. Hsndlsy,
olsfk for Lay A Lyman, KpwAnss,
Ills., advises Us SnoW Linmsnt CURED
him Of Rhsumaiism. WY not Try
~ II will surely do you goou. II oufss
Ill ind Wounfs \ res, Cuts,
SpraiuT, s,c. hold by z. g. N. l.
Drug DEPARTMENT.
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HERALD PunLisuISg uOUsF,
I.Mu.L Iu..u M.r-n ~ L-u-

" INV ANNNA kA'A@NA NhhAAAf
HERALD PunLisuINa HOUSE,,
LAMuNt, Iowa, March -, 1893.
DRsEREr News, Salt Lake CITY, Utah:
In your somi-wookly issue tor March
OH, present year page D, there occurs the
notice Of the death Of "Mrs. AlmirA
Barton" at ParOwan. There II that In
the notice that somebody should correct,
aH some NJ ig IL terribly false and some OF
IL grossly SIu.ulylng.
/. IL states that Mrs. Barton" wa.
"maTriod' 10 Joseph Smith, tho Prophet,
~ Macedonia, ILL.,, In 1882. This uihk %
Joseph Smith, the Prophet, to have been
n bigamis., asat tho time ho was married
"a aud living with my mother, Emma
Hale, whom ho married legally in 1877.
Allowing Tor mistake ot ten years IN
tue notice, In date. aud II sill leave, tho
Same crime Of biRamy charged against
the Prophet
.. The nO.lce gives the inference that
"Mra. Barton" loit Ave children, the 70.
suit Ot her marriage with the Prophet
This l. rather stul,iiying to the character
OF Mrs, Barton" aud nor husband Mr..
Barton.
II i.a matter u regret that tho system
Represented 10y he Niys has made such
notice us tho one referred 20 uo,ai-
bilityi and shat men are found who can
state such things and believe HON.
Yours, hoping for better things,
JuEEFu Satin,
Son Of tho Prophet by his onIy vito
Emma.
Tue notice referred to Is the follow
ing telegram to the News, in which,
by a typographical error, the uatc 1882
Wsa maize ten years earlier, but was
subsequently corrected IN the News;
this, however, cuts no particular hgurc,
as the writer Of the foregoing com.
munication recognizes
PAHowAS March 4, ono N Parowanrs
odes residents, Mrs. AImIa Barron.
died this morning At O'Clock NJ a par.
AIytcsIoke, SUE Was born and iniuod
the Church In the STATE ~ New York
She WAS married 10 the Prophet Iuzeph
Smith At oedouia, lliz., iu 1872. Sbo
was the mother NJ hyo ohlIdtun; came 10
Utah about ls1s, removing Iu this plsru
shorty gitormard, anu has resided harU
ever since.
IL MI Sm,Ih's "hope Of better
thlugs" Is directed to mpking NOR,
truthful statsme {. IA tho future, We
heartily agree with him In that autlc.
patton. A. matters tt.ud, however, We
regret to have to point out that In his
communication no states what is not
tue AsIo the notice he critlcizas, with
the Correction In date which he nd.
ml's as appearing proper, there Is not
Ia II one assertion or inlimRllon that IA
either "lerlbly tHlso" or "sro,ly
NulniyinP." Mrs. Barton died in
PAIoNAn, Utah, March I, 1895; she
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18

We guar.nise hs to be tho bet
Cough Syrup Manufactured In the
whole wide world. THIS IL sayisg a
gfest deal, but II Il true. For Cen
sumption, Coughs, Cold', Bore
Throat, Bore Chest, Pneumonia, Hrou-
ohitis. Asth ma, Group, Whooping
Cough, anu al diseases of the Throat
ana Lungs, We Positively guarantee
BaRardS HorsAOu',d Syrup 10 be with.
oct an ,quai On the wnuie face Of the
globe. IL support Of this sIstsmsnt
We refer ~ every individual who has
ever used i,Nnd 10 every druggist who
hiss ever aold n. ouch evidence Il IT,
disputable. bold BY z, q. N. l. Dsug
Department.
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A Sound IA,er Make. . Won Man.

Arc you Billious, Constlpatsd OF
troubled with JAunjioe, Sick Head.
Breath, Coated Tongue, DysIepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, PAia ~
Back and between the Sh uulIsts,t hills
ana Fever, etc. II 700 have ADy Of
these symptoms, your Livsr IL out OF
otier, aud your blood 10 slowly being
20 s1nsd, because your LivsT does not
Aot properly. HRRDisE will cure any
disorder Of tho LAYER, stomaoh or
BpvslA II has no squAl NJ q Liver
Medicine. Price rs csuls. Free trial
bottles al 4 q. NJ. 1. drug store,
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

To News IL In receipt Of corfes.
ponienoe from all parts Of the world,
AMI Ia specially pleased with the lac
that large arnouut Of I, Is from per-
sons whose home I, In these valleys
AMI who themselves are abroad preach.
ing the Hotp5l n Jesus Christ without
M lney aud without price. We realize
the snnoblinE character OF the work
they are engaged 10, and II IL highly
gratifying to receive anl publish re-.
ports thereof rs well ~ items con.
neoied with individual missionary ex
perienoe. We would be stlll further
gratlned II more OF tho mlsslonaries
and those from this locality who vlsit
other places would make occasional
brief reports Of what thoy observe ana
do.
But We have suggestion to offer
TO these who favor US with the
leIleIs ami reports referred to; and It
IL done With view 10 improving AMI
making more interesting such service.
IL IL that those who spend much time
Ia writing very long letters or giving
lengthy reports apply a vigorous con.
denslng process thereto. IL viii make
their communications vastly superior
to some that come now, ani will avoid
the waste Of much valuable time both
ON the part Of the writers ami the Quo
who prepares tue "oopy" tor the
printer When, for instance, tue re-.
port Of conference In some one or
other Of the states IL made by the clvfh
10 cover seven or eight co.umuu o
space, II becomes an absolute necessity
Tor the editor to cut out Auuui
Hinv.tenlhs Of H. The prorr,.
u "euttiug" gensrally leaves the
report far Inferior 70 what II
would have been II the CLERK had mod
a coucise summary In the nrst place
Sometimes We feat that the way W.
nave TO reduce the length OF such T..
ports may wound the feellnHs of our
lrieuds, and occasionally We ALLOW
them to pass 10 tho exclusion u 9th
matter that ought 10 b. given the
space, but such occasions ore not agree.
able. The same suggestion OF "6olnug
down" app les 10 lellets. NtWpI,ei
space IL always limited, and wnl |
there Is plenty OF room lot an Interest.
ing relation of individual experience,
etc, a Newspaper does not want Ions |
sermons 10 letters, and newspaper |
readers do not want them.
Again We ,ay, we with our frionds |
10 white. We would much ther hear |
rom them oftener than t. |
have iutrsqu,nt but very lon |
correspondence. V1lumisouo com.
have species OF ter.
gof for Newspaper readers a. well N
otltoIa aud, like kHOtly stick IA a
vooIpilc, are generally lsu tln tack.
ling them ia necessity; item they
i meIimeR get 10 the WastebAsket With
out the consideration that might have
been giyoa papers Of more moderate
length. o. ull the Iillclltiea news.
paper editor has TO cope with inot.
dependence. about the most dlsag o..
'b,e Is "cutung" d tiresome commuui.
,aIlon anu making II readable. W.
1roisr .rrs'pOndenco thst dispense,
with the necessity Tor such lrlmmin,
o also DO readers Rnd good core.
pondsuls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18

Take simmons Liver Regulate, 4.
prevent Illness from the malarlni ~
'ou which comes with the s,,j ~
months. Sin mons Liver Rvgulsia, y
: mild laxative that clesn.es ths.,.
tenn end purihes the blood. An
cellent alternative and tonic for ~.
rphng. vi have been very much i,a
,rnved In health ~ tsking sImm"n.
Liver Regulator" - NJ. Nevro',
Mllliamahnr-- lEv IolI
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roR DULL EVENING.


10 Gas COMPANIES, ETC.
Let us corner up the suubeams
Lying all about our path;
Get trust on wnoat and roses.
Give the poor the thorns and chan
let ne find our chiofcat pleasure
HoarItnT houutiss % today
70 the poor shall have scant msasafs
And Two prices have 70 pay.
Yes. woll reservoir the rivers,
And ven lew on the axes;
And we'll lay a trininE poll tar
On Each poor muu who paftatet
Wen brand his member On him
That he'll carry through his Ufa,
Wen apprentice all bis CHI dfon,
GetA mortgage hit wife
We will capture zen the wind cod
and coudne him In cave.
And then. through our patent process,
We The atmosphere viii save.
Then wen squeeze our little brother
hen no tfIos bic luugs TO nll
Put = meter on his wtudplpe,
And present our little bill
We will syndicate the starlight
Aud monOpol 90 the moon,
Claim royalty un rest days,
a proprietary uoon
For' nrHt % way through oceans spray
Wen charge just what IT. " rth,
Wen drive ozr STAKES around the lakes,
In fayt=We'll own the earth'-
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The I.ntrst Il,ing a..

We hAv. LOST rue,vri s',cl ,,
ladies' gold headed umbrellas and ns,l
~ 10, also iadIsS gold And siiy'.
trimmed bslts. This stock t,rlnt..
the latest in gents' umbrellss 800
osrss. All high eraJs goo IL a, Ie,,
grade prices J. &. Jensen, IS n
First SUutu. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18

Never tsiere IN TO history OF s,n
Lake bss there btsu \ slauRhisfipg ~,
good hono't ma esroes, clothing and
Dry goods kurwn, a. tho one trkins
plaos At iOS Wet Second south. y.
the eutifc stock must sltlvey l.,
ctssd Aufll q b, The good, are bsIrg
rusu,d out with ofce. d. not ms,
the ona right chance out Of n huudrti.
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o. those unbarpy pope who are Gu.
ioring with weak nerves, starting Al
every eight sound, unable 70 on IL
any unusual dittuibanon, On Ing IA
Impossible 10 slsep7 AvoiI opiats spi
nerve oompounis. Fe'd the rstve,
upon blood msde pure snd uoufishiu,
ny the great blood ruiinsf Aud ttuo
nstvo tonic, Hood's sar.apsrllla.
Hoods Pills are the host aftsr.diuns,
pills, Hss'st Digestion, prevent con,ti.
patton. zoe.
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Since 1851 have been a great suf,s,.
or isom catsrrh. tried Elyjs Ctssg,
BALM and 10 all appearances am cure
Terrible hspdsches rom which / b,i
long SUFFERED are gous-w. j. Hitrb'
ooch, late Major u. 4. Vol. aud A.
den, Buffalo, N. Y. ~
Ebi Cream Balm has entirely cut.d
me- Of catarfh when everythirg a.
ialei. Many acquGintAnces have u,sI
u with excellent results. Alfred ~
SisvsuF, Caldwell, Ohin.
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ranks,

The Columbla . tonted crank, shan
bracket anh cfst ks especially no..
demonstrated their merit beyond n,,..'
n)n. See them Vt 05 H. FifstSopib
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Patience always wins. they say,
sol Ices endure IT,
when spring fever comes my way,
dont ny to cure H.
'Druther close my eyes than not.
'DfuthUf dream than hurry,
'Druthtf hud sunny spot
An d0zo instead o. hurry.
Industry will md In me
Anus believer
hut | ash no sympathy
When i've got spring fever
-waShington star.
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"Is your town lighted by electricity
now"
"Yo'-whon there's thunder
Storm
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aud the paperhangsr In the next block9
Have they bson trading horses1"
"Not exactly. They did a lot Of work
Tor each other, and each had to take the
oihar's house for his pay."-Chicago Tri.
buue.
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The nrsturr fvENv8 Nave is plt.ishoi iI'y,
b7niay excepted, 1T corner south and last Temple
streets. salt lak6 city.
Train EdluOn 1t 90 p. m. Regular Ediuo1 ai
O'CIl.k
The ussruHr anNu Wruutr Frws 10 published
OF rugisy and FRIDAY OF each vuoh
Tho bEsNrHr WurNfr On magazine form II pub
uah "a ever astutHsE
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The Stvs IL on sale ~ The principal Hotels, Esut
tiands and on ell passenger trAns leaving We CIV
nneT 3 M daily
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SUSAN Simpson,.

suddspirs os, swiftly skimminr.
Gun ors slowly spreading shade,
sillery ,ongsists ,wssll s,l elng
summers soothing serenade
sufng SOUS. suppfoss'ng sifhs.
seging stephen -locum, ststsy
hhe stopped, showing some surprise.
us,y.p .sit st,pb., ,,,v,.,,., aloha,
su,an. seeming someNhal shisr,
showed su0mla'i'ene's s,raisu'Way'
sr,n,,o,.. ....o, .i,,,t,. .,,.,,h..
susan simpson, sjoenm she
50 she sIgu,d .om6 simple sso,chcs-
esul sought SOU successfully
s...,
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Old Fivors-Look here. To come right
down TO the solid ruth, aren't you just
a little ashamed OF your old daddy
Honest, now.
Young Fiyors Why, guy'nor, cawn't
say ashamed exactly, but you know you
are not always In good iawn, you know.
Old FivUrs-Wcll, 1 don't blame you
Tor being ashamed Of me. Every time
look at you aud hink what a job | made
Of your bringing up, | am ashamod Of
mysolf.- London Fun.
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wrller-"Don't get something for my
poem2n
Edi,or-"Yes; you got out OF the ONCE
alive. "-ComiorL
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subscribers changing tnsif pIaes Of residence
should AShJs Hivu i1Itaef a. vel 40 present ai'
does
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city gubscribsrs Will Kindly notify J 7 Dinl-f,
l-ircuiaiHrl Of aly irrssaIafiJ IN The delivery q
nair papers
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Wsits-So you don't look on young
Sharpe A. ac0ming man, dou't you.
Puts--l would II was In charge Of the
pon! ontiary. indianapolis Journal.
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"step this way, please, ladies'" said tho
gracious shopwslker a. large dapery
emporium ~ ho loi OF with a majestic
wave of his hand.
1--WE arc sorry" returned one OF the
fair customers demutoly but we have.
MT really learned to step that way"
"But wen try put In auoihOr. And
ihev all did, initiating that naughty shop.
walker iili be wished no had never been
bofn.-I.ond0n AnaNsra.
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"whar. thi. l hear abOu, tho plumber
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~ Communications should b. addressed 10
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18

Edna-t suppose n young man
should ask you TO marry him, you'd
make q fool oi youf-elfT
Con-I shouldn't do ANYTHING Of the
kind. I'd say Eyes,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18

TaJmoal. i9f Eut,1fIltIaa away, 10 advance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18
AN UAMANLY LETTER

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18

81 tell YOU tho time In which ono lives
has a great elect on his career. Take
Washing on, for instance"
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18

Silk has a richer sound than cotton
yet 1t would be hard TO find in the most
costly x DDS more poetry than In these
ters piled high with the most comp etc line
" ever gathered, and the least possible
prices are charged for them.