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KolItz' Candy Ion New Years.
Truth In Railroad Advertising,

Railroad advertisements are not al
ways constructed on a strict basis OF
truth. There is paucity OF things in
teresting and beautiful along some OF
the lines OF steel that traverse this
great American continent, and fertile
Imagination Is required TO bring out 20
the bes, advantage those objects which
have about them an element Of inter-
est and a semblance OF beauty. Along
others. nature has been profuse In
generous bestowal Of vistas that charm
the eye and stir the soul 10 Its extreme
depth.
OF this second class the Delaware.
Lackawanna & Western Railroad Is o
striking. example. About its standard
advertising line, Every mile is pic
turesQue." there Is no element or un-
truth Along II the Great Master has
painted some Of his most charming and
restful pictures. There the task OF, the
advertiser is not one OF endeavor TO
pen-picture homely subjects with adj
iectives associated with the beautiful,
but to find words that reflect even 10 a
slight degree that real charm Of the
magnificent panorama which nature
has spread out along the four hundred
odd miles Of track.
A daylight ride over this line Is a
source Of constant delight, and one long
to be remembered.
A..
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CHINESE ENTERTAINMENT.
Splendid Program Carried 0h at the Cen.
gregaiOna Church,
Exercises Included songs, Recita-
lions and Addresses Fine
Christmas Tree.

The east parlor OF the First Congre-
gational church was the scene Of an
interesting affair last evening, the oc-
casion being a Christmas entertain
ment given by the Chinese members OF
the Sunday school. The place was
packed and those present were treated
TO an excellent program.
After the singing OF THE Prophet OF
Nazareth by the entire school prayer
was offered by DR.. Brown, Then an
other song was rendered. followed by
a scripture reading and prayer by c, II.
King. An address Of welcome was then
delivered BY Ong Foo, followed by The
Message of the Bells" recited by eight
little girls, Nellie, Annie, Ting, George
and Mabel Chin, Lily and Ruth King.
and Mildred Jones. There was another
song By the school and Rotations by
Wong Dim and Jong Ming. Three
little girls, the youngest only three
years old, then sang, Very Little
Tots" The remainder OF the pro-
gram included reciations by Wing
Doom, Lily and Ruth, King, Frank Lee.
GIVE Fong. Chin Bah, Charley Koone.
Wong Yen, Ong Loy,la duet by II. X.
Foung and Wing Doom, baritone solo
by H. X. Foung. tenor solo by Wing
Doom. two choruses, the address Of
Wong Land, Mrs. Kings paper and
the closing number. a trio by Wong
Yer, Wing Doom and II. X Foung.
After the regular program the school
teachers and few friends repaired 10
the basement OF the church where a
Christmas tree for the little ones had
been prepared. Each little one re-
ceived a present from off the Christmas
tree. Refreshments were served and
after a few remarks by l.. +. Hall and
John IT. Axton the exercises were
brought to an end. The entertainment
was under the direction Of Mrs. Mar
Gus f.. Jones, superintendent Of the
Chinese Sunday school, assisted by her
daughter, Miss Mabel, who also acted
as accompanlst for the vocal num-
hore
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PERSONAL.

Dr T. George odel is at Spanish
Fork.
Lindsay r, Rogers has returned from
the east
John w. Owens is down on a visit
from Blackfoot, Idaho.
Al. Toone was In town from North
ogden today on business. He win re-
turn tonight
j. C. Hooper. travelling agent OF the
Wyeth Hardware Company, is III OF
typhoid fever at Burlington. Iowa.
Charles Watkins. a building contrac-
tor Of Provo. came down from ogden
this morning ard stopped over here
today on his way home.
Theo. Tlllotson. Omaha; Tom. ]. Nit
chell. San Francisco; d. j. Lindsey,
Chicago and Irwin shuck, Butte, are at
the Kenyon.
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set M and an order was at once issued
TO the police officers TO notify the own
ers TO take the gambling devices In.
The Idea that Mayor Thompson was
going to run things with ''wide-open'
policy is a huge mistake.
THE new administration Is not going
TO permit the slot machines to rum
said Chief Hilton. There's not going
to be any such change. Slot machines
can't run. and that's all there Is to
IT,, Saloon men might as well know
10
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HAD A NARROW ESCAPE.
Lamp was Filled with Gasoline and
Came Near Causing an Explosion.

The home Of Mrs. Mary r. Street,
No. lS47 south Ninth East, came very
nearly being reduced to ashes the other
night. a lamp had been filled with
gasoline, by mistake, II being thought
that It was kerosene. On lighting the
lamp large flame Immediately flared
mp and there is no known reason why
an explosion did not follow.
The lamp was seized By Miss Anna
Street, who intended TO throw 1t out
the door but the intense heat compelled
her to drop II TO the floor. The excite
ment attracted a number OF neighbors
who squelched the flame by throwing
rugs and carpets upon Il.
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AN OFT TOLD TALE.

Deseret News. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Dear sIrs;--Slnce our last advertise
ment has been running In the Semi
Weekly News we have been receiving
such good results we feel like inform
ing you Of the same.
In our opinion (basing it on the re-
suits obtaIned) the Semi Weekly News
has no equal in the West as an adyer-
Using medium.
VESTS NAIL ORDER HOUSE.
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PRESIDENT T0LLES RESIGNS.

President Harry N. Tolles. Of the
Utah Christian Endeavor Union, has
sent in his resignation TO Secretary
Warren 4. Simpson, to take effect
Monday Pressing business duties are
given as the reason for Mr.. Tolles ac-
ton. lie had been president 4 the
Union nearly four years.
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UyERCOAT IDENTIFIED.
The One Found OIL Charles Gray Pur'
Joined Thursday Night.

Last Thursday night officer Gillespie
arrested young fellow at the Oregon
Short Line depot named Charles Gray
and took him to the police station. The
officer observed Gray endeayoring 70
dispose Of an overcoat for the small
sum of $3.50. The officer at once con-
cluded that the coat was stolen proper
ty, and ne was right. II was stolen
from Joe Foretta last Thursday while
the latter was at supper. The gentle
man has Identified the coat taken from
Gray. He resides at 50 State street.
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ELECTRIC BELTS.


TRY NATURES OWN REMEDY. MY
late improved ectrlc appliances are q pre-
ventative against colds and d seasss. they
sire nrhten and regulate the action Of the
cart and the circulation Of blood. ana tie
process of becoming sick Is reversed and the
reeuperntiye forces soon restore the system
back 10 health. Nv belts prevent disease
and are the greatest curative known To
medical science. Sick headache, rhuma-
tlsm. swollen joints. neuralgia. dyspepsia,
lumbago. aches and palm, pains in tho
10 time permanently cured. Thave 10 stock
belts. DOT batteries lung and spinal shields.
leggings, caps uusses. throat appliances.
electric inh ers. knee caps. shoulder APP
pianees AMI everything In the electric and
magnetic appliance line. The most compl &c
line ~ appliances m the world Everyone
Is Invited 10 call and examine my bells
Consulta ion and ADVICE free. K Goodrich
2,5 Main street. Salt Lake
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GAMBLING DEVICES MUST GO
The New Administration Does Not In
tend to Run Wide open Policy.

The slot machine must 70. and are
even now rapidly disappearing from sa-
looms cigar stores. etc.
The saloon men Got the idea recently
that with the advent OF the new ad.
minlstration the slot machines would
again be allowed on the counters and
accordingly they began to bob up in
various places.
When Chief Hilton heard OF II last
night he at once started out TO inves-
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HIGHER EDUCATION.

You can enter college classes In Book
keeping, Typewriting, Shorthand, Law.
etc, In the business training depart
ment and In Pedagogy, Zoology, Chem
lslry, English, Mathematics Art, etc,
In the normal department Jan, 5. 1900
In the atter-day Saints College, Tenn
pleton Building ] II. Paul. President.
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.

FOR BICYCLE REPAIRING, Nonpks.
" work, and key fitting, 80 70 Pp{y,s
Bros. cor. West Temple ana In''
South.
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STOVE REPAIRS.

J. T. LovETT. ALL klS SnS sold.
N % Third South. Tel nS-N
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS
VIA OREGON SHORT LINE.

Only one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale December 2Srd Faith,
25th, Sist and January LIST, good return
ing until January Srd. Best train SER
vice. Five trains each way between
Salt Lake and ogden.
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UNDERTAKES AND eMsALmlas

---->~---------~-S--~~--~-~-~- ,fss ar
j. L. TAYLOR, MANuFAIIU k.h Us
burial cases and caskets. once isSss"
and warerooms, 25l-jj East FIRST sVuel
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FOR RENT.

Two-RooM HOUSE AND SUMMER
kitchen az 2ii South Ninth East.
~ HOUSES. ALL PRICES. KINDS
and locations. futile Bros, l4s Main.
ROOMS IN BOARD OF TRADE
Houston Real E.tate Inv. Co, ga Main.
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MR.. YOUNG WILL ACCEPT.
Utah Volunteer Would Run for Cons
gress il Nom nation We're rendered.

II has been learned from a reliable
source that Hon. r. w. Young. now Il,
Manila, has slgnihed his willingness -
accept from the Democratic party Of
Utah the nomination for Representa-
tive In Congress In the event Of a
special election for that office.
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CLEANING AND DYElHc.

ENTERPRISES TAILORING CO. CO. = i've :.
West TEMPLE Street. Cleaning anu q
ing. Ladies tailoring speeiaiN'
Dawson.
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HALF RATES
Rio Grande Western RY.

For the holidays the Rio Grande
Western railway viii make it's usual
reduction in fare on December 81 and
January LIST and takes this opportunity
Of wishing its patrons and friends a
very happy and prosperous new year.
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POULTRY AND PRODUCE.
BAKERY.

UTAH POULTRY AND 20
Commission Co.. los W. First south 81
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COAL DEALERS.
OPTICIANS.

n. SMITH, ANuFACTUkl.NspI cood..
tican, carries full line Oh p'gn street.
Eyes examined free. iV' south aa.- -
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TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT OFF.
Dressing Sacks. Flannelette Wrappers,
Infants Long Coats. Tailor Made Suits.
Infants Bonnets, Infants Short Coats
Il. X. THOMAS. IS Main Street.
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BIND
YOUR
MAGAZINES,

Old Books, Music and Magazines. Put
them In strong new covers for preser-
walton. Many records Of value can be
saved by having them bound. The
News bindery can do the work In any
form at any price.
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PLUMBING AND TIN WORKS.
LUMBER DEALERS.

THE DAVID JAMES CO.. TIN ANY
Galvanized Iron works No 6SE, 2nd SO.
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Xmas Cigars by the box, 10, % or 20
cigars to a box. Quality guaranteed.
JOHNSON. PRATT DRUG CO,
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REMOVAL SALE.

olitz' Candy for New Years.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

TILLMAN-Anyone knowing the pre-
sent address or whereabouts of James
Tillman, formerly Of Park city, will
confer favor by forwarding same to
the News.
Kolftz' Candy for Now Years
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DR.. Kios has removed to Main and
Ord So, over Walkers store
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Dr. Hasbrouck,
GO and 81 Commercial Block.
arr ynnR GRAss CnEKK CnAL

At Clayton Coal Co. All kinds Of Coal
Yard, Second South and Third West.
Office. 43 West Second South. Tel. 255.
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TRANSFER VANS.

b. q O. TRANSFER CO.'S MOVING
vans always ready; satisfaction egate.hh'
teed Phone 255, office Il w. znd sov'.-
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McDonalds fine candies and confec-
tons at Johnson. Pratt Drug Co., A
Main st.
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THE Loss OF GoLp Is GREAT;

The loss Of health IL more" Health is
lost by neglecting to keep the blood
pure, but II Is regained by purifying,
enriching and vitalizlng the blood with
the great health restorer, Hoods Sar-
saparilla. Thousands who thought
health had been permanently lost have
been made perfectly we'll by taking this
great medicine. Your experience may
be the same.
HOODS PILLS are gentle, yet always
effective
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UTAH COAL.

~ssue Gate and Winter Quarters
Lump. Nut and Slack
- a..x =, ID. J. SHARP. Agent.
'n' MAIN Telephone. t2s.
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ORGAN FOR SCIENTISTS.
To Cost at Least $500 - Contribu'
tiOns Sunday Amounted to 2,l00.

The Church Of Christ Scientist has
resolved TO put $500 organ in its
church house during the coming year.
4 collection was taken up last Sunday
for this purpose, which amounted to 81
100.
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LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLES.

UTAH STATE LIVERY, FEED &
boarding stables. Sellers a Holt Bros,
Prop. Tel. 3OS. Good rigs. prompt ser.
vice, reasonable rates for boarding
horses. 81 South State.
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MISS. L. l. WILLARD. ARTIST ~
oil and water colors pupils desired, 10y
views works OF ART studio, ~ M u,
Terrace. N'
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lions SAVINGS BANK and Trus,
90. he Oldest and largest savlngs
oana In Utah, pays 4 per cent l,lersst
on VI or thousands stqrt IN account.
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trAH comMrr'',I an .yG's p,~H
interest paid on savl1~s. W. T.
nlInsfong. prest.. p. W. Madsen, vice.
prest, J. Il. Calne. cashier
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WANTED.

GOOD GIRL FOR LIGHT HoUsEwORK.
ABBY q West Third south, J, &. MELON
aid Candy Factory.
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EDUCATIONAL

THE UNIVERSITY or UTAH cS
fers courses In arts. science n,ini W,
electrical engineering. normal trsir el'l
ana kindergarten work. Con,srn,'i'ssss
president. N'"sApuFy
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MONEY TO LOAN

| HAVE $4,000 SIX PER CENT mon v
Tor city loans Addison ain, 1850 lain 1,
$4,000 TO LOAN. APPLY rORDO,..
rich, dea or In Ele tric Il 1t and appliance.
Room 4 II. Emo totel, salt Lake
LOWEST RATES, CT Y AND + an
property, II you have loan 70 make or rc.
new see me, Elmer Darling 80 CIV nj. 10.
WHEN YOUR LOAN MATURE. SEA-
L, Tfscy, %. Ma q. for rates, terms option,
! LOAN Ny OWN MONEY; NO coz.
mission or expense X. l. Tracg q. Nan
HOME MONEY: SUNS 10 s.iF.
lowest rates. j l. Perkos, a w. I'D 50. II
MGURRlN & Co. 3S WEST s.tlND
South. haze money to loan at low rates
Privilege Of paying at any time
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-..
BOILER MAKERS.

SAMUEL HoLMEs-BoiLER Woh, ans
makes and repairs steam pgn'W'
tanks, smoke stacks, etc. rear Nv W.
South Temple
b. II. HAYNES q CO, EsrlMA ..r
furnished. Est 1874, Moved, 70 ,,.,is
Armory. w. Temple, ONCE lis W. le.'.r.--
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Advertisements in his column one cent
per 'cord each insertion. Special rates
by The week and month
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BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING.

CALL on PETER RAsMusst IA a WORK
South Mait. Low prless anu
guAfante.
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In III FOR SPORT.
University Club Entertains Tonight
viii Have a Merry Season.

The University Club is going TO try Its
hand at entertaining tonight The
character of the organization would In
dicate dignity and stern decorum, but
judging from the reading Of the pro-
gram given below, the club Is going 10
dispense with those Of It's leading ele-
ments. for the time being and abandon
itself To gay and merry frollc. The cruz
is indebted to Col Sam Park for the
ingenious program which Is as follows:
EXULTEMUs.
The first hour OF this festive occasion
will be interrupted by an attempt on
the part OF the chairman OF the social
committee assisted by talent OF recog-
niZed merit (Nye, Hampton. Park and
others). TO entertain the guests.
This will be Immediately followed by
en- oratorlo conducted by maestro a, c.
Ellis, Jr., and participated in by the
win e push.
When interest in the above program
lags, Robert will pass out Knockout
drops free df charge. prices on other
refreshments will positively not be ad-
yanced during the celebration).
After the ice has been broken, each
individual is requested to get his own
skates on and do his own cutting.
CThs committee has made special ar
rangements with the police to get a
wholesale discount on any fines imposed
on account Of this great EVENT..
Ilizonerable NIbs, the president,
Csusten Browne, Jr, will preside and
see to II that the affair is one OF great
jollity and general responsibility His
presence will be a guarantee of respect
ability.
You are respectfully invited to be
present at an early hour, say about
p. m, Saturday, December 30 1899.
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VIA OREGON SHORT LINZ.

Only one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale December 23rd. Path,
25th. 3ist and January LIST, good retuKn-
ing until January 3rd. Best train Sr-
vice. Five trains each way between
Salt Lake and Ogden.
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SURVEYORS.
ARTISTS.

:, US DEPUTY MINERAL SURVL,09
i. Nj. Lyman Jr.. 2O5.G Whittlngbsn by 3lS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CASH FOR ACCEPTABLE IDEAS
state II patented Address ihe Patent he
cord, Baltimore Nd.
UTAH JUNK co.-HIGHEsT PRICE
paid for scrap iron. copper, brass and all
kinds Of metal. rubber bottles and rags,
carload lots a specially. g Z. Eighth
South. Salt Lake City. Tel. 22s.
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SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE.

MADAME JOHNSON, SCIENTIFIC Mas.
sage treatment and Magnetic healing. ~
South Main Street. Main ROOM ~
Raybouds Block.
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We have some beautiful souvenirs
and fancy basket candy boxes suitable
for New Years gifts. Kolitz' Handy
Kitchen.
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JEWELERS..

HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY IN rs1 a
ents nj Ieiser's Jewelry store, st ssnsnnos
Ladies and Gent wstches,o haln Su' svsr
and Children's rings; cheaper ,pal' -
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ELECTRICAL,

WE DO ALL KINDS OF ELECTRIC
work Having the finest line OF Electric
Fixtures In the city. and make a special.
ty Of house wiring and all kinds Of cleo.
trical repair work. All work guaranteed.
Salt Lake Electric Supply Co., l5.lg West
First South. Tel. No. G.
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lions BAKERY AND LUNCH PAX
Tor, 20 West First South; Caroline WRATH
all. Quick service. Reasonable pnees
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TICKET BROKERS.

-~----s--,gs----Nr II ~. . 4,
CUT RATE GROSHELL.-kA 'As.vAV
tickets bought and sold and excnahseu
22l Main.
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HARNESS. SADDLES. COLLARS.

LOUIS HOOK. ia STATE sT. s.. -
saddles q specially. Leather novelty
work.
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS

KoIItzl CANDY for New years.
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turned In search OF places for homage.
Their large and ancient cathedral.
called "Aiya sophia was lost early 20
them. They qunrrUlcd among them
selves aud the Turks were called IN 20
settle the family foud They decided
the wiHost would be- to take possession
themselves 90 they drove out the
Greeks and made "a mosque out % TINS,
their oldest and most sancuhed chutch.
The patriarch was h1nlahed 90 "a place
called In those days "fcnah.' bad. be-
cause % was the dumping ground ior
city rubbish. but 10 help the situation
u little the name was changed 20
"Fonar" moaning light house, 10 the
Greeks built their Patriarch khnm
there They now looked Cor other places
and found ONE very remarkable place
outside OF thr Ola city walls. Tho place
lH called "uhluily' place of uHh. u
d. an underground pool ur spring no
which kind OF blind Och lH found.
The nah nrc there, but have n1 cone
nrctiln with the following story,
The legend which makes THIS place
sacred runs about uH fUiluw1. When
the Turks were pressing The HfgokH
hard aud CuurtnutIuuulH was about in
fnu into the hands uf the Muhnmme-
dams. the lug was Chmual hN lhg
aufIur. and BILE cook was Boo the act NJ
ffyinr u meas of nah Cor bic majesty.
when an of sudden re- courier came ln
With the sud news TINT Cunrtnntuuplr
was entered and that the h1tuc was
lost Tho king who was NJ an unhy.
lirting turn of mind declared De could
not believe the messenger unless the
Och which were being fryud in ih1 90
ln the frying pan should leap into the
nfc. The fish which were 'Wol done
on one side at once Holgel thn guldgu
opportunity 60 save such oNlHiCnc. n1
WIS icft by jumping into the HpriuE.
There these cycioaa nFh with great
burnt spots ON their side. scars irnm
the frying pan, can hn seen oven Co THIS
day. The holy priests who are set 90
carr Tor nud feed these wonderful cton-
lures Will Oct people down on those
hulidnYr hy squads 60 HoH tho ilHh ana
TO bring out small bottle Of this wuF
ter which. uH o. matter N cuurlo, pose
rrfrca ln their estimation great healing
power To this place thousands gather
10 celebrate the anniversary ~ Tho uc-
curtcncc. NJ D. picnic, Music. dane
iur. and plays % r. very primitive char
nctcr can De- heard and seen ull through
the Old groves ana cnmrtrrlrn surround.
lnr the shrine. a church i1 thUro and
regular services are held ana wonder
fol cures are claimed Tor many who
hive visited these waters.
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