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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-10

in booklet editions of 100000 each. Five
editions were out then he got edition
COO three these half-milIiOn lots have
by Daniels, and in addition the ar
ticIe has been reprinted in 200 magazines and
newspapers. It has been translated into nine Ian
uages, and been given total circulation in three
years 100000 copies. It has attained be-
eve, d larger circulation in the same length OF time
written article has before reached
'Of course tell just how much good
The Message to Garcia has done the Shop. but 1t
bly, doubled the circulation of both Little jour
neys and the PhiIistine. I do not consider it by any
means my best piece writing, but it oppOrtune
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-10

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W where in the mountain Businesses Of Cuba-no,
"a one knew where No mail telegraph mes
sage could reach him. The president must
secure his cooperation, and quickly.
What to do!
Some one said to the president There is a fellow
by the name of Rowan VIII find Garcia for you, if
anybody can" Rowan was sent for and given let
ter TO be delivered to Garcia.
How the fellow by the Of Rowan took the
letter sealed it in oi-sEin pouch strapped it
over MS heart, in four days landed by night off
coast Of Cuba from open boat. disappeared into
the jungle and in three came out on the other
side Of the island, having traversed hostile country
on foot and delivered his letter Garca-are things
I have no special desire tell in detail. The
point that I wish to make is this: Mckinley gave
Rowan letter to be delivered to Garcia; Rowan
took the letter and did not ask, Where is he at?"
BY the eternal! there is a whose form should
be cast in deathless bronze and the placed in
every college of the land. It is not book-Iearning
young men need instruction this
that but a stifanng of the vertebrae which will
cause them to be loyal to trust, act promptly,
concentrate their energies; do the thng-'Carry a
message to Garcia"
General Garcia is dead now. but there are other
Giarcias. No man, who has endeavOred to carry out
an enterprise where manv hands needed. but
has been weII-nigh appalled, at times by the i'm
bechty of the average mantle inability unwil-
ingness to concentrate a thing and it.
Slpshod assistance. foolish nattentiOn. dowdy in
difference and half-hearted work the rule
man succeeds unless by hook or crook or threat,
he forces brides other men to assist him; or may
hap, God in His goodness performs a miracle and
sends him an Angel of Light for assistant.
You. reader. put this matter test; You are
sitting in your ofiee-six clerks are within call.
summon any one and make this request: Please look
in the encyclopedia and make brief memorandum
for me concerning the life of Correggio'
viii the clerk quietly say. Yes, sir" and go do
task?
on your life he viii not. he Will look at you out
of fshy eye and ask one or more Of the following
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-10

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
A Remarkable Woman.

Kokomo. Ind, Nov. 23.-Mrs. Anna
VI. Wlllia OF this place. a charming old
lady OF "a years. has given for publ
cation very interesting letter.
Mrs Wills Is widely known and
highly respected and the recommenda.
Ion she gives rs VOL worth the con.
1ideratlon OF anyone who may DO In.
terestcd. Mrs. willis address is r.. n
No. 6, Kokomo. Her letter reads as
follows:
-! have been troubled with Kidney
trouble for 20 years. II was SO bad
that II affected my heart and my back
II hurt 10 that could not get up
when down, and began 10 think that
would be past doing anything. /
was recommended 10 get Dodd's KID.
ney pills and purchased some at the
drug store OF Mr.. G. Il. Meek. After
using several boxes I was completely
restored. feel 20 years younger
and ] am able to do all tho usual worb
IN the house and garden which n per.
son who lives on the farm has 10 do.
although 1 am "A years OF age"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
The Talmud on Wine.

There Is a Talmud parable to this
eifeet; After Noah had established his
vineyard and got on an occasional
spree he was visited by Satan. who
drank with him. His majesty OF Hades
slew lamb. a lion, a pig and an ape
TO teach Noah that man, before wine
Is In him, is lamb; when he drinks
moderately he IS a hon; when he
drinks like a sot no Is a swine, and
any excess after reaching that stage
makes him an ape that senselessly
ohattors and jabbers. I fail 70 see
where man or wine has changed in
1000 years. We have tho lamb. lion,
pig and ape with US every day.-Now
York Press.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
BLUE JAY is PRorANE.
Bad Habit Not Confined Solely to the
Human Family.

Bad Habit Not Confined Solely to the
Human Family.
Did you ever hear a blue ,ax
swoarY" ."
The speaker, one OF the ornltbdo.
glsts OF the Academy OF Natural n.
ences' smiled during the silence M
followed his question and then 40
coodod:
well, have; lots OF times. Ib,ta
often laughed heartily at tho profsh.
lty OF tho blue jay. This bird oriv
sWears when II Is cracking hlelorv
nuts. Tho hickory has a pretty ~.
cret' solid kind OF shell. and 10 brosh
Il open the blue jay has to hit II yory
hard. o'
He perches himself on a fence ran.
with the nut between his claws a.
holds tho nut firmly on the w,,d
and, drawing back his head to tbant,
most limit OF his neck. ho bangs avav
with his bill-blnl binl blnl-mtii
the shell breaks.
1T is when he misses his aim A.,
the blue jay swears-when he strIles
his foot instead OF the nut with NJ.
bill He carries on droaduuv ~
He acts Ike man who had b,r,,d
his fingers with a hammer. Throv,,s
he nut FAR from him ne hops aros1S |
on one foot aud the dir 10 allied Nh /
he most horrible oaths.
Really, Joking aside" the o..
biologist concluded. "a blue 49,
'oice. whom he hits his foot In er,.,'
NC nut Is tho most angry. ma,
penetrating thing IN the world
halter OF rage and pain and dlsr,,,
hat can DO heard 100 yards aeon
he fields"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
Triumph Of American Enolneer.

In constructing tho power transmits.
sion line from the Cauvery falls to tho
kolar gold mines, IN Mysore. India.
tho American engineers employed to
DO tho work had to deal with some I'M.
common problems. The line. ninety.
Two miles long. Is carried on lofty
poles through the Jungle. Here tho
depredations OF white ants and wild
elephants had TO DO prevented. Tho
ants attacked the poles and tho eie.
plants pulled at the wires. Iron sock.
cts seven feet high were found 10 bo
enectiye against tho ants. and after
careful measurements OF the highest
reach OF the elephants' trunks tho
wire were strung at a safe elevation.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

Many British towns have distinctive
and interesting names for their
streets. Londons Cheapslde and AID.
wych are more than matched by odd.
ties many times stranger. Bootham
Is a street In York. and Botchergate in
Carlisle. Norwich Is assertlvo OF class
distinction In Gontloman's Walk. and
Shrewsbury may stand almost at the
head OF list Of pecullarltloa with its
street labeled Dogpole. which may or
may not be related 70 Newcastle's
Dogleap Stairs; but then Newcastle
has Pudding Chare. and what may
that alenify7. -.-.-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

y NNN fHH0a
VS. standing by your ma
y, ~ one year ago to.rirht
eie ne moon WIS shining
Al about looked gay and anrHL
.sutiefcnn1 or golden YELLOW
oaly were the meadow dpctsd.
s, up9Fo ua. heavens canopy.
Ahe SKY nll with soft clouds rrrted.
100 lehFe1 on trees. unfolding.
atiii us tleir songs in branches cong.
az stood there Zoo the moonlight
III the strokes Of the ola clock rang.
only nino"-we need not hasten.
Let rs linFor while we may.
zine goes swiftly. who knows dear one.
what may happen ln day.
~ Us hngcr-- cross the meadows.
husulnr thr0 the willow trees.
'Neyer minding lights or shadowa),
Comes a sweet, refreshing breeze.
On this spotl How do love lti
Memory'a voice now calls 90 me.
~ me again. aud dronm ana unrer
Meath the dropping willow tree"
CLARA Ben.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

Amneain, or loss OF memory. "a
ehiehy Interesting 10 the psychologist
as throwing some light on the nature
OF memory itself A perfect act OF
memory consists Of three distinct acts
preservation or nxauon OF certain
states OF the nerve cells, reproduction
OF these and, perhaps most remark.
able OF all, recognition Of them as
reproductions In their relations Nor.
DID states Of the memory may refer 10
any OF these phases OF an act which
la ms marvellous as anything IN nature.
Ihere are about threrrnousand mil.
Hon nerve cells IN the surface OF the
human brain; they never die In health
and they arc never replaced or added
70. This IL momorys machine.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

An old pleasantly worth repeating
relates to the experience OF Gen
Hood, who In great haste loft Nash.
Vile on one side OF the city Just as
tho Federal troops we're entering
upon the other. His oolored servant
being captured, was asked why Gen.
Hood left In such a hurry. All" he
said, "Massa Hood didn't think he
sould do hlsself justice in this city,
boston ChrIstlan Roglstor.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

parted very early IN tho day; hut he
oalla mere for mo on MS return and
We shall go back together. IL no GOD
Wills, to Edinburgh"
u never heard you speak OF Lord
Cluny Neville before"
'hecause did not know him no.
lore' Cromwell has sot his heart On
me youth. and shows him great favor
some are jealous OF the boy ana mase
ed" ''N" trust
II this young Lord IA taking n lot.
yer TO Madame Cromwell. thon wbv
ala not Israel wrlto TO mog"
"oh. The unrcasonablonoss .,
Womonl Can man write whom ho 10
IN tho saddle pursuing the onemyg
Israel and lambert left lmmedlatelv
win seven regiments for Edinburrb
ne sent you words fun OF love and
comfort 40 did your soma, What
would you have. womanY'
Then Mrs. swanham nut ber hama
on the Doctors arm to stay him npd
she asked 40 you remember tho
nag the women Of Huntingdon ana
Ely gave TO Gen. Cromwell lust be.
foro Nasohyg"
Il do, And your Israel made tho |
speech. am not likely to forget n" !
ihen you also remember that as |
israel was speaking the east wind |
roso, ana stretched wlde.out tho am |
lolds, so that the big tnwnv llor /
watching the red cross was blown
straight above tho Generals baro
mead. And there was a murmur OF
wonder and then great shout and
israel pointing 10 the flag ana the
nan below Il. cried out
Behold your Captain! Cromweu
10 Hons whelp-from the prey tbon
VIZ gone up. my son-and unto Him
nan tho gathering Of tho people
was standing with Mrs. crom.
iell and the girls said Jane; "npd
: inc shout ne turned to thom. and
'ue Frances ran 10 him and he gave
ne uagHian into your hand, Doctor.
M thon stopped and lied the child's ,
ppet Then Mary and ! went cloaer I
nd TO Us he was Just the same Mr.
lomwell that l know years aro I
men l sat on his knee and put my \
rms round his neck. and no kissed 1
10 as tenderly as II was one OF hls \
"n llttle girls. But for all that Z
'mething Of power and majesty I
othed him like a garment. and he 1
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

Il S. 10 be hoped that tho time win
come when there viii be less. or bet
tor still, NO buck.breaking. nerve
racklng labor for men to do. But the
deslrability OF further rapid or sud
den reductions In the hours OF work IL
open 70 serious question. Instead OF
increasing the amount Of contentment
and happiness in tho world II might
add 70 the sum OF vice. crime and
misery. Civilization. we have regret
fully to admit has not yet nullined
tho true II hoary and timeworn saw
that an Idle brain is the devll'a work
shop.-Knnaans City journal
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

Gladstone's biography tells OF a
royal party at Windsor in Queen Vic
toria's reign which. after dining In.
stantly took to cards. The sums IN.
VOWED were not, however. enormous
i found" writes Gladstone. for once
gambler Il had won two shilling,
twopence. at the end OF which eight
pence was paid me by the prince
mean to keep the twopenny bieoe-lfta
siApence ! cannot Identity /hcSSr H. H.
~ This unique souy N - hs.
gambling prowoss one wSE,S .oa.,ai,
expect to bo priced by . ,,a .ua 100
man. ae'ioua ala'eS
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

hath given us great victory"
Now then, we shall have peace
Doctor"
No use, Martha In crying poacoi
I neacoi when peace is wlckodnosa.
Our liberty was won by men willing
TO go 10 the battIoheiu for H. when
did You hear OF us last2"
About the tenth Of August You
we're then 10 camp near Edinburgh"
said Mrs. swanham.
ITO be suro-havlng a papor war
with tho Kirk and David Leslie. Il
was little 10 CromwoIrs liking. and
no more 10 David Losllo'a; both Of
mcm would rather defiance OF battle
than Declarations from tho General
Assembly.
you women would not understand
tho settling OF the bnttle 10 is enough
that o. began at four Ia the morning.
and that Dy uIno o'clock there was
no longer Scotch nrmy-throo thou.
sand Of Il woro slain ln tho battle
and many more KILLED ln pursuit We
had all their baggage and artillery.
bcsidoa fifteen thousand stand OF
arms and two hundred colors 90 hang
up 10 Westminster hail."
"And what OF Israel swnnham?
He did hIa part7 know that" said
Mrs swanhnm
"lio led hiH own troop OF tho solid
Zen mon OF Cambrldrcshiro. saw
their blue banner waving whorovor
ronhort carried H."
Janoa face was radiant and tears /
N cnthulIasm filled her eyes. she
ogsod the doctor proudly and ran TO
lend a messenger TO de Wick with the
idings OF Dunbar /
Are you going further, Doctor"
Iakod Mrs swanham
mo. Martha. | mean 10 stay hero
NTH tho Generals mcsscnger Joins
no. Tie sent a letter 10 London by
he young Lord Cluny Neville. aud
Q took the direct road thore. 80 we
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

"rho two incest children OF my nc
quninnnce have a way of resuminp
the days Quarrols 10 their oveninr
prayers" say a writer ia an Enelish
magazine. God iorriyc Frances
pray8 one Of them. Tor pushing rae
Into the fountain today while wa,
standing on tho edge and then daring
70 say that fcll in Il ls not otl.
quette. Of course. 10 Interrupt a pray
Ing companion so Frances reserve.
her answer for her own prayers. Coo
forgive Maiorie for daring 10 say thai
! pushed her into the fountain. ,yhor
she truthiully knows she fell IN ho
own SELF"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

The idea OF Immortality IA very
prevalent among the Mexican Indiana
but they are afraid OF their dead. who
they say. feeling lonely in the spirit
world and DESTROYS Of having their
friends and relatives Join them. com,
back and make thom m. The dead
also envy the heirs all tho good thing,
they have left behind. To pacIfy M.
departed the surviving members ot
the family make number of feast,
for him in tho course OF the first yea,
after his death
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

An interesting old organization
which formerly existed In London
tho Dillottanu society-orlginated
with certain gentlemen who, having
Travelled in Italy, tried to encourage
at homo what they had enjoyed
abroad. This society Of lovers OF the
hne arts lasted 1870 years. walpols
does not seem TO have looked upon Il
with very favorable eye. for he says:
The nominal Qualification was To
havo been TO Italy. the real one was
being drunk"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
PreeoeIous MuaIelan,.

Mozart, the great composer. shov, I
most extraordinary precoclty. In his
case there Is no possible mistake as
to dates, for people at the time took
precautions not to be deceived. At
three years Of age he would amuse
himself for hours together in picking
out thirds on the plano with his won.
derful ear; at four years he learned
minuets, and before six played some
Of his own compositions, actually
starting on concert tour with his
sister at that age
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

nave news from bic son. which would
AZ least break the yolcoloss tension OF
their loara, but the Earl was IA the
same uinto-rcstloae. porpioxod, visit.
fuily cacor couccrnlnc tho sltuatlop
OF mo opposing armies. In their
mutual aorrowtnl coniocurca they for.
got their political antinathios. and n
loving apprehension drow Thorn to-
gcthor; they talked IN low yoicos OF
tho absent they claspcd hands as
thoy walked together through the
lonely park In the autumn afternoon.
They also agreed that whoever had
nows hrat should send a swift messon.
gei 10 the other, no matter what the
udlngs should be. when thoy parted
Jane kissed her friend. token OF
love she had not given her for
long time and Matilda was 80 affected
by this return OF sympathy that ahe
covorcd her faco with her hands and
went "oh, janet" she said. Il have
been so lonolyv
And On jane answered her with
a1cctlonato assurances. there came
into hor heart sudden anticipatiop
% Intelligence Without considera.
unu, with no purpose OF mere oncour.
agoment she said confidently. There /
Is some one on the way seem 10 !
hear them coming" So they parted.
and Jane brought home with her a
hope which would not be put down.
Her face was bright aud hor voice 40
confident that her mother felt the I'm.
nNSneo Of her spirit and anon shared
An were IN doop sleep when the
blast OF Is trumpet and tho trampllng
II heavlly.shod horse on the stones
u the coul,t yard awakened them.
ano ran 10 Cher mothers room. and
ound her al N2n open window. she
'hs calling nloNd 20 the messenger.
Il II YOU Doc,Nr Vcrityg" ana the
nsWer came swlrN 2ud strong. ere the
lsation was fairly aahel;
IL Is |, John YcritNg WIN the bless
u 81, OF God. and coon udlnsa.
eot your horse TO liable Doctor,
y We WIN be down 10 ,Neleomo you"
.e next moment the 'Afnonae was
~ rom one end 10 the ANlher-bella
49, ..nslng, lights moving l'Iner ana
,sl''. men and women running {
7, VA stairs and At the opiNn door
, rnss. snnam ana Jane wait ~ Tor
! r,r me- s1 ga even 70 see him. ana Q
niuch better TO hear him IN
A@ swanham Is wen and ~ Sd 9
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

II appears that the human bones
are ready conductors OF sound, and q
knowledge OF this character now re
eelyes practical attention by tho ON.
ployment OF the tuning forl, to deter
mine the extent and nature OF frac
lures, II there Is no fracture. then
the bell OF the stothoscope distinctly
conveys the motto from the fork; II
there is fracture, then the continuity
is broken and the sound is not heard
at all.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

A little French girl has become the
pet Of her fathers regiment Her
father was called up for service as
a rosorvist in the Third engineers at
Arraa, and, being a wldower. he ar.
rived carrying his little daughter.
who. he said, had no one but himself
70 care for her The colonel gave
orders that the little one should be
provided for and the soldiers have
ohristened her "the daughter OF the
regiment"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

BY the clearance OF tho old Temple
site at Abydos. Egypt. over several
acres, no less than ten successive TEN.
pies, ranging In age from 5000 10 500
d. Q. were brought to light In a depth
OF twenty feet. A great hearth OF
burnt Offering has been found full OF
votivo clay substitutes for sacrifices
which exactly agrees with the account
OF Herodutus that Cheops closed the
temples and forbade sacrifices.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
500 Reward. stO0.

Ihe readers o. this paper VIII DO pleased "a Las,
hAt tnelo a least ono dreaded disease that scie
ueth g9e 70 cure IN Al IL stages and MAT ii
SatAilh. ihlfa Catlrrh cure a tho only plaitigo
flte nov Known % the medical fraternity. tatarrh
- nt constitutional disease. requires 4 coreIiffe
..elai treatment, lillfa Catarrh Cure 4 taken Ia.
sl, .stnt ahecty upon tho blood and mucous
ssAll1ge. or the system, thereby destr1yinr ina
iolnaat1n OF tho dacase. and giving 100 patient
sa.aAta ~ building up thc constitution hnd assisting
,,,, W eelnF ~ work. TIE proprietor have 70
iauch fAlih ~ ~ curative powers. that they ofer
Dollars Tor any case that it falls 70 curo
tenl Tor let Of testimonials.
Address h. d. CHENEY A ~ roieao N
Sold by druggists 15e
Halle Family Pilla arc tho beat
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

people generally feared q touch the
HON OF Co."
"a Hons whoipi" he np proudly
"and while Enrland'a lis6 bae gpcb
wholpa. she may make I'D unmake
kings as 10 best for her non he m
his candle and went staining down
the tagged passage that id 10 his
room.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

Counsel Ito witness) How can you
prove that the prisoner stole six OF
your handkerchiefs? why, because
they were my handkerchiefs that
we're found on him. Look az them
for yourself They arc exactly the
same as mine" THAT proves moth
Ing. ! have some handkerchlefs like
those" That's quite possible" re-
piled tho witness. Several more OF
mine are missing"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
AZ ANrcooTe o. CT


Demonstrating Hi1 Concern
Amonite1 CO Lirc.
IN his life of Gladstone Dr.
quoted a quaint letter written
premier 20 Lord Granville ln 4
after Che formers 'rish home -
policy lad al.cnuted most OF tho peer.
OF England. There was TO bc aid
nor iu honor OF the queens birthday
and the Prince OF wales was 10 come
and 10 bring Prince Albert Victor with
MIN. But" wrote Mr. Gladstone "bis
position would De very awkward N he
comes and witnesses a great naked.
ness Of the land" Could Lord Gran.
Vile help by porsuadiug discomfort
peers 20 put IN an appearance Tor this
occasion only2 Mr. Morley. with Der.
bans The suspicion OF a smile between
the lines records that "the prince was
unable 20 be present and go thc great
nakcdncsg was by him uneoon."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

Tombstones are not 81 infrequently
employed In different parts OF Not
tinghamshlre. Dorbyshire. Lincoln.
shire and Leicostershire. England, for
the purpose OF paving; and a year or
so back the inhabitants OF the Vale
OF Belvoir raised a vehement protest
against their being used for a path.
way leading 20 tho parish church.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
A couarmsd%...,.,,.,

Wan ot', I , sonn' won, Mary. my dear.
vont AnS u It Is since | saw
no,,, 49, bu have a little sister
~. 9Hppo'E she cries somotimes2"
~ 49,. H"Crles2 I should think
$500 80, =, /neyer knew anyone who
,t,ra .' 70 ool, ON the dark side OF
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

From eight to twelve cats are part
Of the equipment OF every great ocean
liner and these same pushes duly
appear on the ships books, where
their ratlons are accounted for. Each
cat "a stationed at a different part Of
the ship and certain stewards arc told
on to iced them daily. There Is not a
little rivalry between different stew
ards whom tho respective merits as rat
eatehers OF different cats under their
charge arc being discussed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
Dish Washlng In Winter.

Houaokeeperu naturally dread dish wash
Ing In winter owing 10 tho fact that n
chaps tho hands and renders thom hard
ana rough. Much " The injury. hoRayar.
results from NC VIC of impure soap. III
ivory Soap Is used IN washing dishes ana
the hands are carefully rinaed and dried.
they Will not chap.-E. r. PARKER.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

This paper says" remarked Mr.
Chugwater, looking at the headlines,
that there Is a good deal OF unrest
among the workmen at the chair fac.
tories. Don't they ever let them use
the ohairs?"