The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-24

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/ The young man on the garden seat
I arose, and Eliph' Hewitt stepped for
ward, but the young man only changed
sides. His right arm was tired, and he
] seated himself at the other side of the
young woman and put his left arm
around her. She nestled over the other
way against him, and when all was
snug and comfortable she put up her
/ lips and he kissed her. 1t was long,
lingering kiss. and Eliph' Hewitt
turned away his head until it was con-
summated. There are some things that
even a book agent cannot stand. This
was one of them. The couple did not
/ look at Eliph' Hewitt They did not
seem to know that ne was there He
coughed again, louder than before.
This book he said loudly, is one
/ that should be in every home" The two
on the garden seat were at it again,
and Eliph' paused until the kiss was
given. He looked at the pair hopeless
/ ~. They were looking into each 9TH
I er's eyes and signing deeply, and at the
end of the sigh they took fresh hold of
each other and embraced more closely.
/ Eliph' Hewitt flushed with anger.
! Page 1884," he said, sharply, giving
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term of residence required in each in
order to get a divorce, and causes legal
/ " recognized in each. Table of charges
at hotels and boarding houses Of Sioux
/ Falls. S d. Full reports of twenty
/ five celebrated divorce cases, with pOr-
traits of the correspondents and prin
cipaIs of each, together with a table
showing usual alimony paid per thou
sand dollars of income. Page 342, Why
Marriage Is a Failure Page 921, Gel
ebrated Murderers.'
The young man patted the young
woman on the hair and grew suddenly
| serious.
us 90 thirsty. little dovey?" he asked.
rs little honey?" asked the young
woman.
little honey is if little dovey isl
said the young man.
"Then little dOvey is too said the
young woman, and the young man I'M
coiIed his arms, and after a parting
kiss arose and vanished toward the
house. When he returned Eliph' Hew-
lit was sitting beside the young wO-
man on the garden seat and Jarby' $
Encyclopedia of knowledge and Com
pendulum of Literature, Science and
Art was spread open on his knee. The
Young man stood before them with a
/ tumbIer in one hand and pitcher of
water in the other. and for the first
time he seemed surprised to see him.
He did not appear to know what to do
rext. But Eliph' Hewitt did.
Love. marriage and divorce" he
| said. brisi1ly. ''all treated of i'm full in
this one volume, with especial atten-
ton paid to divorce, that being the
/ subject least understood by the COM
mon people Who can tell when the
table of legal causes for divorce will
come handy? No home should be with
out il. Where should / have been had
this book not come TO me with this in
formation when 1 needed it most? In
the grave. my friends. the burial Gus
toms of which. including all nations of
the world, with the proper mourning 10
wear for every relative, from mother
to deceased wife's uncle. all given on
page 453 Yes, the grave No subject
from the cradle to the grave that Is not
treated III full in this marvellous work.
The young man shifted the water
pitcher 10 the other hand and opened
his mouth, but Eliph' Hewitt was the
quicker.