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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-18

YOU should wear our celebrated 5ai-
ricgan Underwear, 5Jc, zoe AMI esl'po
each. aud 25c Hair Hose. Tney are super
or 10 al others. to-ored ShirtS' extra
sizes. % body. - neck. .,,,>..,
1921 and 1898 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-18

Horse racing. dancing and all kinds OF
ainusemc..tS at <cw Fair Grodnds LaDor
DAY. August 29th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-18
LIGHT FEET

take pleasure N fine carpets. It almost
makes one light footed to walk over
them. Nothing contributes more to
home comfort than carpets, and all the
latest ideas for home comfort in car
pets. rugs. mattings, linoleums, and
oilcloths are presented in our establish
ment. In buying carpets you'd better
pay three prices for good thing than
one price for poor article; the higher
priced good VIII last enough longer to
be the cheaper Here you get both the
low price and the A 1 goods.
FRIEND & SON,
I4eod&dc 1908 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-18
TENNIS TOT1RNANENT

G. Msndels ....OSO41O2O1-11 10 2
Sherrys 80. ...0OO3O21 1917 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-18
WbeeIin9 52r3is}er
JUST RECEIVED.

another lot OF those elegant All-"o'l
.-sle Eroa-et.uas. Eaving Just in'reaN -
osrt capacity 80 are prepared TO maze up
O. CHESS X Sons.
Fashionable Taiors tUd Gents fufhi'h-
ers. 1891 aua 1928 MARKET street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26
ASSIST lnE INDIANS.


Tho shebit Indians Of Washington
county, or number Of thsm, have
established colony aud become to a
large extent seli.suppOrtlng. The In
dian bureau, some years ago, gave
them $4,000 TO establish homes, take
up farms ant ,quip Themselves geneT-
ally for agricultural pursuits subse'
quenlly the InIians have been given
$1,000 more, aud We learn that oil the
money has been Iudlclously, eoonomi'
cally aud honestly spent, tue disburse-
menls having taken place under the
direction OF Hon. A, q. wins. The
progress made by tho Indians has been
very gratifying, but the transition 10
not yet A. complete ~ II will DO with
prevailing methods maintained, AMI
as a result tho little colony
IL again in need Of assistance TO TO-
place mules that are dead or disabled,
wagons and implements broken down
ami keep things generally up TO good
working cOnlluOn.
Itisexpeo,sd that tho present legis.
lalive assembly will take the matter In
hand ana memoTialiEe Congress for the
needed assistance. This l. a matter
which appeals strongly to the sympathy
of philAnthropio people throughout the
country, aS well AS to that sonse Of
justice which we are all supposed to
possess more OF less Of. The Indians
have made great strides In the right
direction, sud without assistance all
this will be- Tor naught, rs they must
then Inevitably be sent 10 a reserva
ton. The money spent to keep them
In their present march to ,uocg'siul
civilization Is well spent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26
"Ouofu IHB RlyiN.p

This community, like every other
We ever heard Of, hoe one great obstacle
10 contend with, AMI that is the
chronic giumblef, tho iaullnuler, the
pesfimst, the croakef. This genus
seems 90 think he iu nils the meas.
ure u bic creation u he stands
around and vhlues and RrUwls AMI
gteIIcls disaster Tor every tnOft
nut forth In the direction Of en-.
terprlse. lie impu,es all manner
ofovil motives % the energetic men
whom he hasn't even spirit tnIugh 90
initiate; be pickle fisws in their meth
cd Of operation; he ioretells disaster
with all the JUNCTION q a carbon cross
and let he should come short of doing
the injury be desires by his own en-
ieavora, ho cnatters like a parrot 10
every one who has the pauencs 20
listen 10 him, and leaves distfusI
and susulclon In HE Shiny wake.
We want to advise the people TO turn
deaf ear 10 such whisperlngs, and to
consider well the source whence oflll'
cism AMI complaint come before credit
log them; above all Ihings, to Discount
sge rather than disseminate tue idle
and Injurious rumlrs which there are
always souls small enough b hatch
up. We have Just now 10 mind
the extreme zsal with when
certain element IL spreading the false
hood that the Pioneer Electric Power
company In Weber county has 20 use
or Utah LABOR In the vast entefptise
thoGe going or. Magniiyiug the incl
Dent that q fuw tunnel men, known
10 the contractors o. being capable
and experienced, were brought here
Tor u special and proper purpose,
the croaEcrs We refer 70 have
diligently sought to cteslc tho impfes'
sion that Tor none Of the lahor that IL
10 bo done on tue project b. question
need Utah men apply. Such an In
PRESTON 10 wore Than an error, u is q
direct f'srnood. ono oi the main
reasons why the enterprise was started
WAS 10 furnish employment 10 home
labor ami thpt reason has never been
lost sight Of Or diminished. Thispaper
mas pu Oiishoi, ami Is stlll publlshinE
IN advuulsemsnt ~ which the con-
tractors asa Tor local workmcn; anu we
know whereof we speak whom We say
that there IL no part Of tho work that
will not be given to Utah la.or In
preference 10 any other u the former
VIII but take It AMI DO H. In
the face Of tho actual facts In the
case, and whion arc OF ought TO be
patent to everyone who will take the
pains fairly to l1ok Tor thom, Is u not
about time the hoRrse gTumbliug and
tho foul insinua,iona against honoil
mems aims In an honest enterprise
were sent crestiallen 70 otlivion7
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26
WILL 90 81. GEORGE.


II might a. well be- understood ffst
a. last that tho Salt Lake aud IA.
clnc ami Utah AMI California rail.
ways are 60 be- the work u Utah pou.
plr, Tor the benefit Of Utan people.
While there Will bp nothing altogether
exclusive In their construction or man
agemout, there will also be- no shght'
Ing " important points or neglect Ui
growing interesis near their prop lscd
routes In this state. These remarks tr,
called firth by tho conclusion OF An Al.
lice IN this mornings Herald, iu
which the statement IL made with a.
much gravity ~ though It were true
that the proposed road to Cali.
fOrniE will cot strike ~. Gtorso
according to the route decided upon"
We are further informed that this
"iacp has been overlooked In tho de.
'oiipliOns published, aud are assured
that II IL an important one.
II the premises were correct
tho conclusion would undoubtedly b.;
but the former being tho result Of a
rep3fIet's imagination, tho latter fade,
into insigninoancs 70 far as Itself 4.
concerned. The Salt Lake and Pacific
goes westward from this city to Deep
Creek, aud the Utah ami California
goes southwark 10 the last named
state, via ~. George, Utah.
81. George may or may not be pens-
tIated by the iron highway at any
point within It's corporate limits, D
great many towns which appear on
tue railway maps To be 20 silusted ars
not Il Will, however, be- one Of the
stations OF tho Utah aud CAllfornl.
aud one Of the most important
cues AT that. For oil practical
purposes the town will BIO "dlfeot.
ly on tue llns," our c1tempo.
rSry 10 the contrary notwithstanding.
UGH statements are not only mlslea ..
ing but misehievous, ana de,ervs to be-
irownsd down wherever or by whom.
sotyet made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26
BErILR BREAD NEEDED,

The question Of what kind Of bread
II best Tor tue nourishment Of the
human body n important enough 90
receive serious consideration. Bread
has Justly been called tho slati Of life.
Il To- ono OF the chief materials with
which that wondeuulslructute 10 built
w, that torves M an abode Tor eternal
beings aud by which their character
largely 10 modelled, "a sound soul h.
% sound body" 10 Itu' in the wildcat ap.
puct uon OF the observation.
Ithas long been suspected that the
modern processes Of making wheat
q ar, vhils rendering results satisiac.
tory 10 tho eye, really lessen the value
Of the grain as food, Tor the reason
that some Of toe most nourIshing sub,
stances are wasted. The subject has
recently been treated by a wri,erin the
Paus euition Of the New YuTR Herald,
who arrives at the conclusion that o.
campaign against Irrational milling
processes is fully warranted.
In the article referred 10 the author
points out that tho wheat grain
Is composed Of /, An external wrap.
ping, or episperm, containing only
Gbsrs, fatty and aromatic substances,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26

auI..,... tslas.rluuy l48o lof c,i
% the t..nl weight Uftuo gain. .. a
ietiuacc us portion, equal 10 s42l Of
the ,0tal weight, ani whose richness
Ia starch increases from the periphery
to tue center, whereas the amount Of
gluten aud phosphales increases from
the ccater t. the periphery. 3. TIE
germ, Ct embryo, which IL only equal
to / % Ui the weight Of thu gtaip, but IL
nch In pbosphates and In nitrogenous
sud fatty substances.
The mineral substances are com.
posed largely Of phosphates and are W
DO found in .no germ which Il usuall3
thrown away. The layer Of starch
that silchs 20 the surface OF the cpl.
sperm remains with tue gray meal IT,
Is not mixed with tho white -four, Tor
fear u dafkeuing tho bread. La this
way % dur to produced that has only
six grams OF mineral substances, MI.
though the kIlogtAm ot wheat that
furnished u hal ton.
II IL further shown that these min.
circumstances are ab.olutely necessary
Tor the development Of bone anu
muscle. The fact Ia that we are throw.
log awaylitom our f0oi substances Whist
often later must te supplied the body
~ means Of expensive medical prepat.
ations.
In order 10 remedy this, It Is neoes-
ssfy to use not only the germs but also
the griy ana rcd parts Of the grain
that are nearest the external wrapping.
The ooafsr bran IL Of no use a. food,
but tic stArChy portion nearest IL very
valuable. Tho problem Il therefore 70
nud a medium between nJut that b.
too white and that which contains
cJarse bran anu as such 10 useful only
In cases Of certain disorders Ia the d.
geslive organ.
af,lclo closes by stating that Aia.
itndle, the celebrated french physi.
clan, demonstrated tina. dogs ird on
white bread exclusively died 10 hiiy
days, while others led on coarse bread
would live anu apparently without
falling OF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26
CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The siHty-siKtn Annual Conferences
Of the Church Of Js,us Christ Of Lat.
ter.day Saints will convene In the
Tabernacle, BAlt Lako City, At 10
o'clook on Saturday morning, April
9Th, 1895.
The officers ami members Of the
Church generally are cordially In
vited to attend the meetings Of the
Conference.
w1IFoRD WOODRUFF
GEORGE q. CASEOs,
JOSEPH =. FMITH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26
naiiard's Snow Linlment.

This Invaluable Iomuay 10 one that
ought 10 be IN every household. IL
will cure your Rheumatism, Neural.
gia, Spralns. Qua, Bruises, FgOsIsd
Feet ana Ears, Sore Thtont anu Sore
ChssL II you have Lame hack iI
will cure H. IL peuotTAtts 10 the seat
OF the disease. IL will cure 81 q
JO,uts anu contracted muscles after all
other remedies have failed. Thots
who have been crlpplea for years bavo
used BaNdTd's SnOU LiHinlem aud
thTown away thsir crutohru aud be0n
able 10 walk aB vol a. ever. IL will
cure you Price 90 cenla Sold by
q. q, NJ, 1. drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26
What hA auArantse7

Itis this. IL you have Cough or
Cold, a tickling In tho Throat, which
keeps you cuu..anty coughing, or II
you are stilloId with sDy Chest,
Threat or Lung lTO1ble, Nbooping
Cough, etc, aud you uss baRaTd's
H0rshOund Syrup ~ directed, giving
II fair trial, anu no bsneht 10 sXpsT-
lauosd, We authorize our advertised
agents TO refund your money on re-
turn Of bottle. II never lails 10 give
sAtisfaotiou. IL promptly relieves
Bronchitis. Bold BY a q. N. 1. drug
slgIe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26

veto Ia kicking gun, sure TO hurt the
person who ho,ds ii. Whatever d, may
accomplish In the other direction;
properly welded It is On eDsiue of
protection to the one using Il ne we'll A.
10 those flr whom II b. used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26
A Sound Liver llal,os a wei sInn.

Atp you BillouG C0nstlpateI OF
troubled with JAunJlce, Sick Hsad.
ache, BAD Taste IN Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsls,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skiu, Paiu ~
Back Nnd between the Shoulders, hills
anu Fever etc, II you have any OF
theae symptoms, your Liver Ia out OF
Or. e. aud your blood IL slowly being
Io.AJuoi, because your LlyfT dosa NOS
act properly. HEanIEE WI cure any
disorder OF the Liver, Stomach or
BpWtlb. IL has NO equal ~ Liver
Medicine. Price rs oouls, Free lflai
bottles ~ n q. NJ. /. drug sturs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26

City Subscribers vii tindIy notify J r. Dunua q.
lcitcdiatlfl, OF any irregalafy DO Tho delivery oi
uoif pagers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26

HEAVEN CIY, uBn, j %. 20, 1850.
Our Little Eirl hal weak eyes " M
scales ma her eye lasheG. We trird 90
Kinds OF eye WASHES anu sslvtH Co n.
nUrI ose, and thuu we brgnn givIu
ner Hoods SaIsaparIllA, euI 81 Inc
proved lhe best M diclue thai We have
ever usot. Miles Helena j. Hafris a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26

t,yEHY OWNER or A BoLEE TO TRY
II Champion noucr Compound gusranIs.l
H. Tsmovu m scale or c0rr0sipu from boiler or
connections prevents plunE an9 pto'oe.s 49,, We
meta. sold on tnlrty days tMt no muuSl
collected unless compound does We notA
purely vegetable. containing no hclls o.
uulOls Made lu uri'A TORN in ave H,lsnN
Call or address hoWmhu 4 Nlgauh' ah aou'N'
second hast street, salt iAAe ,l'l -
WILL TRADE LADIES AND GESr 81
w eycIos Tor eous 4. o. hoK w,
DE-K Room IN An OFFICE ron
IL email corporation. Addfes. 1hls once
NxTANTED ny tuOuLs BROS, con RAG
w tore of The Pioneer ioWer 90, ~ Os'
dsa o. good rock msn' also % so0u 'unn''
men, --
I,Rsr CLASS PRACTICAL BOOK KEkf'
or. % yeata experience NUT have IN
mediate pmpIoymUut Halafy no object Au-
dr,ss Il =, care Deserot Eyennng NeSE
yT,Ify rTAu SECOND HAsD STORE FOR
zig bArgAins ,l' stAte, sofensoh.
Y,tyI ouTrN GOOD MICH cows ALSO
good delivery wagon ami team AduToss
T.. %. U0N u.1. -
sTour BuY TO WORK OF FAl!M
n foT board and rumunofauop. NAl! ~ "
N'ist south, saturday between yAnd ~ o'clock
TTIGuEsr pRoEs FOR CLOTHING.
IostAL WiIl call hAlment0n' %
Eash heeoha eou'h.
~ ). MunAN STEAM AND NOT WAT
cr heating and yenHlaung apparatus
40 ~ Ncst. second south,
,I,ug FOLLOWING pRIULs WILL BE
paid in cash. A. rear ali " second sgulhi
GOOD scrap iron, ali.iJ pc ton amber beer
bottles, aHt peT dozen, rubber, pes pound, aBci
copper, 70 good brass ac
S,CANDIA EMPLu MINT uffiCk, 1uou
> help Aui good placca,li1 H. second soulh.
Mr- olson.
HlI,TIU FOOTtlrIlSG, AL hlNns
"A shoe repairing A. lt0ftson, "a D.
Second south.
MN, -WOMEN AND ClilLpHES TO
Nj get the best photos, A. MA'aou Bros,
l. Commercial street
TNNFWYBOU no BuY TnE HEsT iCE
IL cream az keo,oy's, ~ dith or whulesalc
- south Alaln. telephone %,
NTEW ANp rEUOND HAND tuHNI
y turo, wAgons hugglcs harness, etc. Al
NuuucTa IN -tAtc street
NViLL RAY HIGHEST .CAsn tmuEs
w Tor good gents second hand clothing
can or address Chne, a. Eaat tirat soul b,
A PERSON FAMILIAR WIN THE CuL,
~ uyaunn NJ grHues, and two 5000 Tar,
murH, 10 occupy ana ru'bNaio vineyard OF
ton acres, AMI Two farms near the Jordan mar.
rows, uu shares. lf there arc any men uompo
tent 90 occupy the foregoing property, who
IRE able Co work aud want work, N they Will
uppy 90 rrosIdyn, Angus NJ Cannon 40 tho
0niee u tho Presidency o the tale they can
BE- accommodatei ferson airaid Of work
need not apply
FOR RENT.
NTAsgUEnApE COSTUME, CAS- M
M lad at Mrs. So. D.. Mulard. 10 state
NICELY rUNNl-uEu ROOMS AT REA.
- souanIo tnls arlington House, 80.
300. Commercial street
REMOVALS.
INUAL. klNuLlNG, tlR.I DOOR SOUTH
S,IERAWp a HANKS, GROCEus. TO
- 60 East second south.
TYPEWRlTGRs.
N,gW .o.a T,yNoyn Va ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26
MANI1p-mIs otLlANgous.

nO.lrfoN WANTED ny A YUuSG
i mstrgd man not afraid Of WORK, Al
ureHH i5s THE one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26

An communications should b. aiirsssei 70
Damn ssvs PusLIsuus %.
gsisphons "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26
WlSCOMB & COMPANY,
'arlo Fancy and Green Grooohsl
% East Fiut South Street
II
WRlGLEY'S
JUICY FRUIT
CHEWING GUM.

mo finest flAvorsa Cum on earth. OiGrt.
t.drttgc A Coz, SAT- LAar City. jobs foev'
Uofs huua Co., Ozdsa, sole AgsRu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26

The EEvs e. on sale rl The rfiaeipai u0'0ii, Nsus
Htanis And ca 90 passenger trains leaving ne wv
afef y. m daily
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26

The ursruNr EvrHu1 NrgH suuIIl.HeI Il.r
Sunday orcetiad, 90 corner auath and ilsi I.IuI.H
Streets. salt thka CITY.
Train Eiiuou VI % B. m. Regular Edition %
u'ciucE
The ursrtEr sEu.wrrr1r Nrvt Is ruuIitasd
on Tuesday aud Friday of each week
Tho prsruar wrrELr IN magazine form u pub.
ushed ever gaturdsF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26
A MAN OR WOMAN
EVERETT HOUSE,

UNION bQUAHE, NEW YORK
fAVoTte hotel for Utah people In New Tork.
Under new management. Thoroughly reno,
Nated, Perfect sanitation and al modern i'm,
proVemsnu. In the very heart OF the pOpuil
shopplng district Convenient TO places Il
amusement and readily accessible from al
paris OF Ihs civ. European plan,
wM, M.DArRA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26
Something New
IN SALT LNI,E.

1h- Edison Photograph = kinstofcopc Par
lors arc nov open 10 the public A. 1908 touth
Main Street, under tho management Of Mise
Della lutte formerly member OF tho Helena
Young Ladies' Mandolin lub,
lnr purlra have been lifted uu IN a most A..
uaNt hul eApruaiNo manner, including eleven
ut thr lairit improved upuEtt Photographs iu
handsome lnk uud glass Unsuh. also one W the
latest htuCtuphoncs, ln which are seen aud
hoard lu uuHt wonderful manner ludcpend.
emily moving, Il'oliku ugures 0u stHgo, in.
tludlnE h.i1rH. artrussuH, VuralH'a hauda II
music etc AHtar scenes Wrru all taken ifom
NE 90 tnr lIlsIn Laboratory az orange. y. ~,
nUl ArU uII sluNn 10 tnH hiuolUphOue with
vocal ana WuaIrll accompaniment The lIft ln.
eludus su D. nuIaj singers A. iHaICr limiting
1Hsil. quinn and heyorsi Gilmoru'a
7uusa'a q. Marine AMI other hnds
The AiuptUsc0pT, AnOthor NJ EditHn
wonderful inYruuOus,la on oAuiblu0uIu NhIrh
are shown uoNlng lifullku figures and other
pictures. AmHug the many wonderful things
10 bg heard arc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26

suhssribsrs changing thsir place u fe1iienes
should alvays give former ~ vol - present az
fraaa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26

H0od's Pills ouEo all liver ms,
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INIRsr CLASS PRACTICAL BOOK ktkf'
Il En- yeas experience mu1t hhNe w
mediate empioymout salary no object Az
dress A. 4, care Descrot Evening NeNs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26

T,yEuY OWNER or A BOiLEE TO THY
IL Champion uuucr Compound suaTan1e,l
h remove 40 scale or c1rrusipu from upuet ul
Connection. prevents pltuuE aud protects We
metal sold uu thirty days trail no muuel
collected unless compound does We notA
purely vegetable. containing no hclua oI
yttrlols Made lu urlCL torn tu save ttcishA
t,sil or Address bowman 4 NluEum, iil aouNh'
second hast street, ralt Lake tiy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26

NxrANTED ny tHOlLs BROS, Con RAJ
w tors u The Pioneer rover 90, ~ Os'
den o. good rock men, Alao % good tunnel
men. "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26

DE-k Room N An oFFiOE lOH
IL email corporation. Addfes. lhi. once
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Priees-i5e, 25e, Csc. Saturday Mat
nee, i5e.
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MILL TRADE LADIES AND GENr 81
w eycIta Tor COWS. a. o. hoK wv
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rINIIE UTAH SECOND HASD sIOhE toh
Jig bargains ,ls STATE soreneon.
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INiyE oHTrN GOOD Mich cows ALSO
Il good delivery wagon AMI team AuuIosH
h. % lUR 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-26

COSTUMES CAN HE
NJ bad at Mrf 81, D.. MulaTd. 10 state
NICELY rUNNI-uEp ROOMS AT REA,
~ HluHNIu Tu.tH arlington House, 40
IH. Commercial street.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-07-02
Frank LesIie's Popular Monthly for
July.

Many very attractive and beautiful H.
Illustrated articles are given in Frank
LeSlies Popular Monthly, for July, and
also several excellent short stories. The
leading feature is a description OF Cen
eral Robert E. Lees part in the battles
OF Fredericksburg and charlottesville,
written by Colonel J. Garnett. OF the
Confederate States Artillery, and form
ing the sixth paper in the magazines
great ''Lee Series.' The article is pro-
fusely illustrated with portraits and
battle scenes. In "a Glimpse of Dun
geness' Frederick 4. Ober describes the
burial place OF Light Horse Harry"
Lee. Another feature of this number is
an article on Colonial Homes of Vir-
ginia," by Virginia Cousins Mayo. &C
cOmpanied by more than a dozen pic
lures. Then there is "The Fotherngly
Tragedy in which A. Oakley Hall tells
OF the last days of Mary, Queen of Scots;
Prof. Sulsbache writes OF the University
of Heidelberg; a paper on Canine War
riors' shows the service rendered by
dogs on the battlefield; the Isle OF Man
is described in an interesting article.
Mrs. A. A. Stowe chats entertainingly of
the Lick Observatory; there is splendid
department. for young people, cont aiming
short stories and poems, and the contin-
uation OF a serial by Horatio Alger, Jr.;
and there are several other attractive
features.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-07-02
RFvERlE OF BUTTERFLY.
For the GOLD Leaf

fRe,pectfuliy inscribed to bfoWn-eyed
lass of seven summers; "lo9t HAPPY iio','I :,
is at Sunny-side, near Middleburg, y. O.
'TiS all myth, twixt you and |,
Though my life is but span,
That little purple butterfly
May not be happy when he can.
Pray tell me, is there any reason why,
One should not live in clover;
When born little butterfly.
Whose life so soon is over?
Nature kindly knowing best,
Has neatly made my summer clothes;
My silken sacque and satin vest,
My velvet pants and hose.
md my jaunty cap, with silvery sheen,
A thing of beauty and Of love;
Much admired where ever seen,
Fitting like bridal glove.
With grateful heart came 10 meet
The buds and blossoms of the spring,
And the blue-eyed yiOlets to greet.
That April showers bring.
Yet I'm not an April butterfly,
AS you doubtless may suppose;
Though alas, my life may fiutter by
Ere comes the summer rose.
But came to revel in the balmy hours
Near bonny lass Of beauty rare;
The queen of hearts among the flowers.
The brOwn-eyed one with raven hair.
And mayhap to wrcstle with the royal
bliss,
Of pilfering on the wing:
From ruby lips the dulcet kiss.
The gems that raptures bring.
If the priceless boon may not attain,
| will fold my silken wings,
And pray the donor take back again
The life that anguish brings.
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