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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-11
THE CORPSE DEFIED TIME.
Kept In a Good State of Preservation
Thirty Years.

AepC u SOOu SLate FreBerVAClOn
Thirty Years.
The grave of Capt. Jacob King, at
Marietta, O., who died in the army 33
years ago, was lately opened in order to
make room for his wife, who has just
passed away, says an exchange. Capt.
King was buried in steel casket, sealed
and perfectly air-tight. In consequence
Of this fact there was quite n crowd of
relatives and friends of the family pres
ent when the coffin was eXhumed to
view the remains. When the plate over
The glass was removed and the remains
exposed to view the whole of Capt.
Kings features were plainly visible.
lis face had not even blackened to II
''rcat extent, and one of his grandchil-
I"cn who had never seen him in life
'eclared that he could recognize him
'"om the picture he had left. Capt.
.1ing was buried in full uniform, which
was rs fres!i-lool1ing as the day it was
Inferred. The buttons had lost none Of
their brightness, and even the cotton
% which his head rested was not dis
colored in the least.
The only part of the face that showed
the ravages of time and decay were
IA cves, which were gone entirely.
~" ~lass was broken and the effect Of
}TAc air on the corpse was not ascer-
aimed. Capt. King was mason and his
'Gdrc was plainly visible. He was ly-
- IL Mound cemetery, whose soil is
.'u;tr sandy. but whether this had any
fh;:c- TO do with his preservation is
Unknown.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-11
Holf-Raanect.

Many people are accused of thinking
too highly of. themselves, but the fact is
that the majority do not respect and
reverence themselves enough. Even in
the most secret place we should scorn to
do anything that would make us less
able to respect ourselves. We should be
like Socrates, who used to say that there
was one man of whom he was terribly
afraid, and that was Socrates. Few
men, and perhaps no woman, pass a
glass or mirror, or even a well-polished
door handle, without looking at them
selves in IL. This would not be bad
habit 1t they would reason in this way:
III am handsome I must take care
that my character corresponds; If ug-
ly, lot me be all glorious within, 30 that 7
may compensate for the plainness of
nv features. ."-Detroit Free Press.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-11
EEEELY INDEPENDENT.

he'd every Sunday and sent TO any ad
FIoos tpge pa:t) }, at the 70 lowing raSes,
|e il aovance. a m
.....".............@9 "
hi ,lS.... ..... .....''. - ~
Il Ser:oG under siX months, fifty Genus
ed al Elko, Nevada, Postohtoe ior
6ssion through the mails as second
bail nla tier.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-11
,N EVENING PAPER,
,,a every day. Sundays excepted.
80 Z / 'iE -'s -
,rRsCRIPTION RATES.

apyERTIsING RATES.
u made as low as is consistent with
BUSINESS principles. Apply at the Oh
terms 1 -, Z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
4tuoer J6ssts,, nalb
NitAss's M~ehaaa
Gerg.

Stuttgart. Der ~Staatsansets
ger" bdlt eS fir seboten, Dor benz Stus
)ium Der Observation-Disclosures 81 ipars
men, ba pom Sabre 1900 bis 1915 bas
0urhlhnittsalter, In benz caS Gin'
riiden in cine Sberi0riterltelle erfol9e,
40 Sabre iein merbe.-SaS Oeft3ti
oes Oeuti6en Sdn9erfeites ioll 40, O0O
bis SO, 900 Miarf %betragen.
SeIlbad. @ie SroB bic Ginnab'
men in eiuielneu Srten Der @eia'
aesencen in bieiem Sabre parer, er'
liebt man am belten an Sellba6. Vej
einem 0urdifnittspreiS BON "a Mar'
pro Seftoliter fir Mittellasen ul,b boz
SO Wlarf fir gerslagen beiiiiert lid
bie Gelammteinnabme fir bier allel'
auf 25O,000 Wiarf.
Seilbronn. Ger Teifstags
ab9eoronete fir ben rritten @iirttent
! 5eraiiden @abltreis, &einsartne
Martin Saa9, 1eierte in boiler 0tiiitiS
felt ieinen 10. GeburtstaS.
Sobentauen Gas @aitbau
Gum S1len" neblt Smei oroere1
0ebauben lit total nieoersebrannt
auBcr benz Gieb 1T TAFT nittS 9erette
poroen.
Miniingen. Sn Der soler
brauerei 9litt auf Der 2reppe Ell
9rauerburibe aus unb fiel in cine
nit iiecenbem @ier sefiillten Seiiel
Gntietlib perbriibt wuroe er alsoan
ms Spital 9ebradt, mo er in be
Na6t bon ieinen qualpollen Sdmerse
erl0it wuroe.
S6ornborf. 9ur6 Die Inter
idlaaunsen oeS Stiftunsspfleger
&ommel nuree Die Spitalpilc9e III
runo 1900 Morf seiddoi9t. Sierpo
bedte Der Staotpuritano oils Hinnobrie'
bewabrer ireimilliS 10000 Mtarf III
Der frllbere erlte Spntrolleur, JET
Sberamtmann in 2~aupbeim, miro 700
Wiarf erieeen.
@iblinsen. Sier eridoB lid ei
, lllanens@ abtmeiiter aus Wedlenburl
Batter BON orei ainSern. Sduloen 10
len bas Motip Der Chat bilben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
lesun9en 5u5o9.

Die aDaiaiu Don . II q | a II B bat eire
Vrotlnmation ertolien, Dondb cas Gar
lament Disoer duf ben 10. Sanulr 1897
'juberufen mito. Set 1880 II oas
8arlament nidt auf elnsn 10 frubsn Yer
min einbsrufen rorhen. Die m'btiaiie
Borluss, bic Dem 8irlam'rte 5ugehen
piro, III bic eln,r W ttrioroeruas fits
@rieastuosst Don mebreren Wllioner
8fauo bsbufs 8srfdrfuns Der @acre@
ser S~nIan;erie uno &apauerie uno N;u
bem2ffuuug Der Nr,ilerie. uebsr biz
Ibroureoe, nit tpsihr bas 8arlamen'
%rpffuet peroen wiro. beibi es. ooB III
oerieibeu ouf Die. Sorld9en iit H'or9a-
u~iiotiun BEG 81 msntar. untsrrihts uni
iir 6nitpiliht Der Grbeitsebsr BeSuo
qenommen nsroen lou. Cine Sorlaa
betrslis Nltersusrii5eruns Der G1be,!e,
miro Don Oct 8ssie,uus IN ber fommsu.
Den Gellion Dem Bar!amente nlht Dor
gele9t tusrosn.
Cine IepeIbe aus 8ouaautirOpl a.
bic xOn,ip Nems" in 2onbon belaSt. BAT
nnhe 0inrtebir IN rmenieu e,i
abermalisss Btutbao fiattsefunoen bal
5lnfbunoeit Heriouen ioIen biraeihlat
tet tporoen fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
Gin beoeutjan,eS MbiGeioen.

Rit rem SinIteiben einss antsrn Sab.
res ,penn cine Yrifuns Der @eihafts, @n.
aelesenbeiten pprssncmmsn III. 1T es MUIR
rittis bas aud benz trrpsrlihen Wrtl'eir
stras getradtuns sescut irerbsn frats,
msltss Sseen bsfdbist ben Sampf nit benz
0ettn auf,unebmsn unc fur lib ielbt ben
0crtteil ceer BEIRUT am 9srluhsatitluF
aus,urehntn. Sbslstb tas 9cnte srpt
isin mag unb Secsrmanns @twtnn Srce,
wirte Is niht ubsrraiten, renn es plpB
lid gislen eammerte. boz CUTE SeIunebeti
eurh ben ntserissn 3uianb bes glutes rshI
tsrunter asmaht 1T. SIN bttism Safe
erinat bic Niltliure in bic gebtns Gaftt
res Srsanismus Elm. Defenders in bic Sc
lsnte. urp bic lrfalen Inwihen iUiisftr
ouf 3b.umattsmus. 1aulenee taten tn
.Scce's Sariapari1a ZEN erpben glutreint'
ger, cine ;uperiaif9e une eermansnte Sur
BON 8bsumatismus sefunesn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
Sn SsrIeaenheit,

3odter mad Dem 5OTtsars oes Der
lObteu): rNd, Wamo. 81 maBt mid
nidt uieoer nit BERNHARD aQsin ldiien
gr bat MIDI, oils Du btraus Warf, I'm
Gtwas aeitnst. mas MIDI IN bic SrDBtt
Terleeenbeit Ueriest bai."
SHUTTER: rSit ss elbOrt, Der Bsrr'
barb! Was bat er oenn 10 SbrsGlibes
nur s~sfrost?"
9ubter: rGr bat mid aeirn9t, oh i'd
-f0hen fam"
Wutter: yBaS - Da8 uerlau9t er
audi nod bel leinsm obusbin id0n mos
gereu 8samteu9ebult?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
Der Notwithstanding. ben'1o. DECEMBER 1895,
electric 0ttterS.

giec ric 1iiters 1T cine WsoiSir, BIZ
fur Die S%obrss5eit paBt. pis0eiht abe,
oIacmeiu mehr ben0tbist, iusnu idwa
dies erih0pfies Gsflbl iiberbano nimmt,
ipenu Die 2sber itarr uno trdse unb baa
BeplriniB uab eiuem Comic llub alteri4
renoen WeolSin eefiblt plrb. Gin
prompter @ebraub oieier MebiSin boz
hdufis lonse uno pilel6t sefdbrllhe bills
Die Jieber beieii,st. Seine MeoiSin
ipirtt li1erer in Der Gerb,nbsruna unb
S,freiuus oes Spitem o mala,iidem
@iite. 8Opflueb. llnoeroaulidfeit,
Shpinosl merben ourh eleftric Biiters
beieitiat. so Cts. uno $l.0O per Jla
DIE in Us, s. Subn's Ipotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
Wu !

3ahuarst GU einsm Sumorlhen):
rGIaeutlit blbsn mir bsloe IN unlersm
Ssrui bod cine Iololiale Gsbnlidteit nit
chamber"
8tsbolo: .BislO?"
8GbnarS': rNa, oh i'd run tinen 3aha
rei6e uber Sic siren @ls mihar, ole
NAL ibreit Der 8eirofsnc Nu!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
Yrono5insfi
Serbit= umb @intermaare.

on Serren. uno 8nabenfIeibern, Musltat.
tunaS.Nrtiteln Der %feiniten tpie Der bil,9iien
Sorten aberbaupt an allen, mas in einem
eriter 8laie &leioerbanoel Az faufen 1T.
Durh meine lan9idbriae Notwithstanding
petB ih senau. mas iit fir ben st. @lono
Sanbel paBt. unb iomit If meinY orratb fir
Die bieiise @e9eno EN- 10 gut 9etpdblter, tpie
er ionitwo faum sefunben iuiro. Cute, oau'
erbafte, mooerne Haare Su S%pottpreiien
NOR, 1T unb bleibt niein Wottp. ueberSeu9i
eud BET Sobn NronbttuSt. 17sbc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
Simmer hO1ih,

(0err Shndbsle pirb i'm Ialoe BON
einem 8duber %i0sriausn,) &anber
.8elo pper 2eben!"
Saudbsle: ,Nb, u~srSeiben Sic, meir
autsiisr, ssouloen Sic lib setdQlsft se
men O9enblld, ib mbbte Sic ndmlld
uorerSt meln'n Rspoiper lansn!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
9umorifiC6es,
Sur midi Al oie[ uer(anat!

so iano beute Norsen inn DaHer.
bahnsn eiueu &esenpurm," iaste Der sr
Sirnte Burger.
~Sa." nnloerte Der Beomie Der Bai
IeraeisQihoff, ~o,es 1T uoroerbans a1ss,
mas mir tbun f0anen. Bir iino MIDI
i'm Stanoe bic GiiAe Su l~isieru, abe'
mir lisfsrn bod ben 80oer gum Slid
ian9."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
Cine merfmlrbiae @t6Bs.

Mabel (seraoe pom europa 5uriidae
tebrt): .Wtauo, ih Gin uerlobt NIT iie.
ben SerS6ssn, sinsm Warquis. elf @ra'
fen unb rsun @ranosn alsreritsn &an-
seS."
Wauh (eritaunt unt neioii4): rW-n
-a-s!?"
Mabel: rSamobl, uno bas a0es III
cine ein5iee Ysrion. Ut 1T ndmli1 Spa
nier, mu6t Du pifien!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
Der aeritrente Yroielior.

,NliO, 9u bait Dir einen neaer
S1lrm sefaufI. Yapu? Nuu pa6' abe,
aud auf oos CT DIR ni1t Uieoer OBJ
banoen tommt, ipie ole bic frlbsren
Bo 1T er oenn. Seise ibn mir bod;
mall"
ySa. mo 1T En-. Den bah i'd lie.
osnfaas in Dem ShirmSeihdit iteben
laiisn, tuo i1 ibn s,tanft babel"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
Sm .Geirathatursou.

Wnttet: .Meine 2Obter ipiell aub
perieft &lapier."
psiratbspermittier: rShaoet n'his;
mirn iih idon nod e,n S1uerboelstr
finoen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
Mpberne Nnihaunne.

,Mein S~dmiesericbn hotle. pie er
nm meine 1uhtsr irette. fsinsn Stenn's
Shu,oen!"
So bot er clio aus reinem u'bsr,
mutb sebeira,bet?!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
gIs gabg rbiclt ife. tuenn franf, eaiioria.
gIS iie elm aino mar, ~berlauste fie Gaftoria
gIs Iunse Dame bielt iie feit an Gaitoria.
gls SHUTTER CAB ie tbren atnberu eaforaa.

Oberbonpen .-Bei Der in ben
Walbunaen Der @emsinoe OberoOnoer
BON 10 Sdsern NIT rs 9reibers abses
haltenen So9o wuroen 6 Gebe. II ga
fen unb l Jnhs erteat.
u.-Dsr 6Ojdbrise Babu.
mdrtsr Sturm tpurbe unmeit nss oorti'
gen Sahub0is ais 2eihe neben Dem @e.
lelIe uursefunoen. Sc mar BON einem
3ige i~beriltren unb sstootet woroen.
d.-Gine isubenartiae &ranf.
teit bal inter Dem BOtitsnpieb arg &c.
hauli. gs sibt Sidae, ole total ausse
ltorbsn iino.
2iutgeu-9as ssssnwdrtise Sab
mar elm 5iemlih oerbaasulBuouss fir
ole &emeinoe 2iutaeu. Nbaeiehen Dor
Der @nssrlin8sspiosmie. iino bis on obi
Qtbeitapferee berei' on 8ranfbeiten per
enoet, cine Sdlp'neisute idubs t; BIZ
8ishitdae uno enoIib iiio flii 'anmt
llbe Guien perenoei.
Geingen.- Sic. 5ri'h, SOtr
oes 0oipdhtsgs, lDolte nit sinsm &isro,
gum fihmiso fabrsu. ols oaii, III
ermariti lbeu tpufoe. uuo 5rlSh. mel'
DIR api osmlsibea iaB. mil iolhsr pei
tistelt ~abseworlea luuroe, bob er iit
5urh Den SAT- itpste inuerlibe Ser
lesunsen 5usos.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
N

Hollinaererunb.- @ln iunee'
Dram Don 8o0insersrunb. eiu Shnei.
Der NamsnS Bartbolomep. no bieie'
Gage aus Granfteid nod @olliraer
aruno setommen, UNI oas @rab ieinei
periotbsuen Batsrs 81 teluden. Nls
er pom 8irtbOie nah Souie suriidse
tebrt. iibite CT iih uuipObl. leate iid 81
8ett nno NOR in iuenissn Wiuuteu ein,
2eihs. Der Ssrforbene mar ca. "A
Sabre alt.
Sciinsen. -Sie 0ausbnlturss
ihule bat ibr uiertes 8irfuuss. S1hr be
gouneu. sic madt IS iih sur Nuiaabe,
bic IObter oes einfaben Bnuernitanoea
Su tiftiatn Saushditeriunen berarsustl
ben, lncem ie oielelben in einfahsr
@eiie nit oen nuf Gem 8ebiete Der 0aus.
mjribihaft gemabten 5ortibritten be-
tannt maat uno iie psrmertben lsbrt.
@ebinsen.-De Hddtiss 8pitbes
ante wusoe in elmer Wir.bihofi IN Die
oenbofsr eutoedt. Sm Gueeubl1d Der
8srbaftuns idoB ct iih cine ausel ourd
ben Sopf uno mar bolo haraui cine
2sihe.
8aerbitlis. = Der 8hraer,
msiltsf oer @smsinoe We,tertsW aiIers
biais, Serr Bautus 1T seitorbsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
Nussewlhen.

Batter: .Nuu iase mol. mein Surse,
ss muB och elm iuabres WersniSsn isln
Al Stuoiren?"
Sobn (Siuoent): ST &c cub, 20
ter; aber 0u weiBt, ib ma ME Otrsnis
ounasilhtia."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
&ajsrnenhoibliithen.

llutercifsisr: rGiridhriser. sic iino
aiio Sdriilttusr, i'd lcf', Sic ueroen
Der beutlden 2iteratur bier feene Shan'
BE- MAIDEN"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10

lluteroiisier (su einem ansebsneen
Diplpmateu) }: rg,nidbriasr. mas iino
oaS Wieoe. fir iammeruOGe 8limmSiss
ano sic pO0sn Die b0tlien Staatsftel'
len etflimmen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10

Jeleusbel (beim &sfrutenfrsrcirsn
commanoireno): r3ur Wufhsuuns an
oen 9urnserdtbsn, marih. marid!....
aetls, ib MIL Gud bic 6uBe auibsz
ben - % 1T q idon uieoer giuer Der
Qebtet"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
@etroifsn.

@etrpnsn.
.Teoe i'd niht tuie Elm 8ud?" Irasts
elm alter Sdwdssr cine Dame.
vSamobl ru,e elm Buu oas In &albs'
leber aebunben it," eru,oerte bic De-
iraate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
uuerpnrtete @enbung.

sic: .Du slaubit ulio an Nidts?"
gr: so CLAUDE muir oas. mas I'D
psritsbe."
Sic: .9aun. bos fommt ouf oasislbe
biuauS."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-10
MiBueriidnoniB.

S,obsarst (eluen Sapaliosn bssril'
beno): ,Bsnn id nlpt IRE. 'ino sic
an Der Moas idpsr perwunce I NOR
ben!"
Snual,bt: nWe. an bic 8sens, Ser
Dcctor!"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20
CRISIS IN CUBAN AFFAIRS.

The latest adylces from tho scene OF
war Ia Cuba clearly prove that tho
lnsurgonls, whether recognized a. bel.
ligerenta or not, are engaged IN real,
earnest war, fever national rising
for Independence eau rightly be- 30
efmod. Aud tho success following
their arms IN remarkable, when every.
thing II considered. Only recently
Santa CLARA anu pluar dol RIO were
taken aud laid In Ashes, aud then
Maceo attacked the Spanish forces al
Lachuzs and forced them 10 Tetront.
Al important battle Is expected this
week, one which may be deolsive as to
the fate VI Cubs. II seems 10 be- the
Intention Of tho insurgont generals to
break through the Spanish line that
projects Havana, and II successful In
this attempt, the Spanish government,
II 10 sAid, IL willing to admit that Gen.
uTal Weylef's campaign 10 a failure.
Is also stated that the Spanish
authorities are prepared Tor such M
emergency. They have, It seems,
perfected plan OF home rul0 for the
colonies and will presumably utier the
Cubans this as an equivalent for their
sacrifices In this ana former struggles.
Its plain that this position OF Spain,
70 different from that formerly held, II
virtually admitting nj least the par.
tial victory Of the Cuban cause.
Whether the promised reforms are Tar.
reaching enough TO meet the demands
Ot the people remains 10 be seen. II
not, the probability Ia that tho war will
be continued, la this country there
Is an almost universal desire
Tor tho re-establishment Of peace
on the beautiful island, but there Is
also a hope that this may no reached
without uopnvlng the people OF the
fruits Of tho war, which now seem al.
most within reach. Promises Of re-
form uudor similar conditions have
been msdr before and broken. Neither
Cuhaas, nor those whose duty II msy
ur TO mediate In the Interest OF peace,
can iofggtthi8. The only real service
chat eau ue rendered Cuua now In to
aid hrrt government uuter which
another war against oppression Ia inn
possible, whatever means must bee
RtOUr'd to accomplish that euI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20

90, or docs 90 by bic action, must be 70.
garJed ns rollnqulshlng the Church
position which il intefietei with. The
Church has no alternative but to abide
by his choice.
When 30 comes tD the matter Of
pricsily rule, this Chufch Review
which we quote from stanisina wholly
different rgoilion to that which wo have
shown the Mormons to occupy. The
latter directed their discipline only g.
their own body, ina Church capacity
alone. But the Review gives illus.
tra,lon OF au attempt from Ia own
quarter to discipline persons Outside Of
the church mtmbership II represents,
anu 90 dominate directly the highest
authority in the stpit--iia legislative
body Itro Dc what Il Gays on tho
HHl rage u' thu 'ssue quoted 'front.'
10 male tho friends u tho Sabbath faol
very HHj ~ SOC tho nrst Legislature iu
tho u0H state setting che bad example DO
Did Iusl sluUNu, hv holding De- sessions
ON tut. day, lNo state which
tmmpio4 uu tho fourth commandment
cannot expect She hlustluE OF God. Those
who lUIttU lu the sabbath should have
uttered their earnest protest Hya.nrt tho
meeting 10 Goo Legislature on that day,
aud ihgn have remained away.
~ Mormon authorly had ne.
uouncsd tho State as trampling on a
religious command and being liable 10
a deprivation Of tue Divine blessing
thcloi0Taud nai advised state officials
60 eIay away from posl Of DUTY In
order 20 block tue State machinery,
there would have been cl7ar case VI
an atiomp, OF church TO dominate state;
but it was not Mormon who did this
act Whatever view the Mofmoua
took " that proceeding, there was
no criticism OF the Legislators ga
way that attempted to control them
aud W. doubt not that, n tho lsgi.la.
tors themselves hal hearing, they
perhaps might be- able 10 make fair
showing o. justification, 10 the oireum.
stances In which they were plAced tue
last constitutional day OF The session.
under the rule enunoih,ed by tho one
who declared thai at Is LAWFUL TO do
good on tue sabbath Iay" In this
business Of religious denominations,
and some other tiIsncps that should
not be- permitted 10 rule Ia state
nnait,, being "iu the saddle" eopiur
that there IL good uoal Of shouting
stop thioii" On the part Of persons moi
altogether honest thunsrlvoa. Some
people ought to taEo the hint In the OLD
adagc that "tuoy who live IN glass
ho"seB should not throw stones"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-20
MEMlNlo MnRL

VINO tut a Chinaman would think
ofbhnglng a CONN with him as part Of
his baggage, when going abroad? Hut
that is what hi Hung Chang n going
to DO when leaving FOR Russia. Cuiua's
celebrated rr.mc minister Is to repre-.
cent HE country Mt the festivities NJ
M.-oov during the coronation Of the
car ueEt month. on that occasion all
'hc glory that millions oan buy Will b.
concentrated in one place. Extra.
.rdi ary h0uora viii bo conferred ON
CmuRs representative as an expression
Fus,l,'sroli I'm Asia, but Li Hung
Cuu., hoatnpn though he be, must
nike the view N the ancient sage Of
the vanity OF everylhluE-of power,
hluoh wealth ami NJ; he brine
with him q reminder that perhaps bo,
hinI tho very rlhw 4 the cathedral
on In the r,Fplruaeut Nall- aui oour,s
u the Kromlin, there Turks a guest not
invited and yet there death.
Itisquitc common Tor Chinamen to
have % coffin In their house as par, OF
tho furniture, considered ns essential
a. bed to sleep IN, hut It iB uuoom.
mou, 1t Is said, to take It along on q
journey. III Hung Chang is an aged
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msl anil mu.l oH HH re mos u
summoned of any umc Co uuoiNu.
sphere Of action. lt Is but natural
that he should pfe'er to have his r..
mains, should the swift messenger
ovottake him while abroad, enchsoJ IN
q manner hitting his station In life and
ldsas VI proprisiy, uut 10 10 nevertheless
curious 10 hear that tho famous repre-.
sentative Of Asia htings to the gsy
festivities Of Europe a caiiln. Tue
czsr end his guusts should not considsr
ita8lr.uy 60 DO reminded indirectly
W VOICE from AsIa % death aud the
grave. Memou,o NOR!
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Beechams p,. ar, for bilious.
ness, bilious headache. dyspep.
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zincss, sick headache, bad taste
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Riding rhro' tho Glen, Isslors urohes-
trH,
King Cotton March, Ssusa's band.
Whom Grover Cleveland COS "a Baby
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MIk White Flag dancers with calls,
ls-Ier- Orchestra,
somebody I0yos Mo, Miss Emmett
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quinn,
la,yings OF John McCulloch. Insane
Actor,
Harry llavwnrl's Last Words,
the CornNC,i, Standard {uartotl0,
Casey Taxing tho Census, Russell
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SorEentIno Dance ,KinnioscopoI,
BurIesguc ON the TrIlby-Syougsli
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