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Show J proof-readin- g, the editor may be the wealthy people of the United States and many of the middle, IqU B that snobishly try .to imitate the rich there is a growing aversion to rearing more than one or two children, Probably the cause for tfle repugnance to SHOULD BE PROSPECTED. con- When thOj edition is entirely - . L - CUMMLSM OUR ANNUAL It has been demonstrated that veins of principal coal exist within a few miles of Nephi, When he intended it to be principle, was a doubt as to or some perfectly natural error, in the At first there whether or not the flnd was m the true and to make ready for stock-- , On, Spelling of words that are, pronounced coal Now is found j(l) fin the children Js numerous was While it measures. bearing klike, but where the spelling makes a were favorable to bar it ia to qn enjoyrqent qf pilose soconditions the Qffenn& Greaf; WP hoped in the meaning. of world difference August are the rich taking wfiich sq m events of veins! cqal, ciety the existaqco of, large a post, i The correspondence of country Application has Been made a tie NepM as to extravagantly fond of .indulging and a doubt conservation was for transmission through the mails asj while One of its most impprtant aDu there Prgajnfi .econd-cias- s mail matter, , a realty. To those that have (2) becaqse to have large fiiujilies 'of its most 18 being of one the pleasing features, studied the subject, it is well known children would he to imitate the vuk fll iff cult to handle with entire were furiped gar poor and that would ho simply 4gRN., JULY27, 1895. tiOQ toall parties. As a rule. The that small veins of coal j the deposition of the Devonian Blades correspondence comes in al- - duringand that conditions favorable to The example of every II. MCCuneh The B laues Jcellent forn and requires but little al- rocks, women of high social standing hqs we are large deposits of coal rapidly improved ppecial agent and solicitor,and is author- - teration or correction, and times, and an influence for goad or e jil on the ways grateful for it in any form. But during the veins Sf coql increased in masses. occasionally a letter will arrive that, that the Yictai la's example has been of XJndefware, Hats, Shoes, G1qyg$ after having passed through the dis- thickness and quality as the carbonifl theQueen fiosery, on kind anfl masfc healthful helpful It is universally secting process, would hardly be recog- ers age advanced. her observing a coal jvas formed by and Faqcy Shirts, etc. rank subjects; anfl there is Press its? parent. Sometimes cornized by BLADE AQBNT3: as the growth of vegetation on low. marshy none dare dispqte the faei that the come in will respondence just ve taken a Below is a list, of our agantsrwho will a letter is ground. That in subsequent centuries, masses of the people hd to and has " press, gone for paper and receipt j Receive subscriptions of veget able moved thus formed, long step fareward during jher rejgn, the beds the then written' apprising generally payments: backward bad her Wm. Chastain, Jbapah, Tooele Co that it will appear in gradually sank, linto the oceans and rather than a stride correspondent " SflLIfAnO OOUSJTY. the of Wales, Prince son, our next unless the news it contains that great masses of iody were formed, profligate Oak to A. the throne thirty or forty City. Lyman, Joseph layer upon layer! until the enormous succeeded be too stale by the next issue, Christian Anderson, Fillmore. ' j ago. Thos. Memmott, Scipio. Tqward the close of the week the pressure, combined with the interier yearsher O. A, Bates, IlQlden. In pure, strong womanhood, Hrs. Chris. O verson, Leamington. merchants fnust be visited and ads. heat Qf the earth, the beds of vegetable Geo. Crane, Kanosh. Cleveland is a noble example to the solicited, or enquiries made as to mouldwere metamorphosed into veins women James Hatton, Petersburg, of the Uqited States In her Burbank. Virgil Kelly, of stone coal. It was the oulminatioiji of changes in their advertisements Hvruni Adams. Meadow, The foregoing are oqly the regular all the necessary conditions that gave to obedience to the first great! go ommand duties of the country editor, the inci Pennsylvania its 30 foot vein of Authro-citeorhar- d of the Almighty to be fruitful, and vve flnd coal, In those early days in her deep spiritual natur, PUN (?) TO Bpj FOUND IN pUN dental labor is too numerous and varied for admiration and respect, ' ning a country news- to be enumerated. the system of animal and vegetable life cause Those that are inclined td disregard underwent comparatively rapid changPeople generally are very touchy khe matter IpPER. sensitive pver what a newspaper says, es. Eaoh eban-'- was accurately record- the laws of natures God iq J ' 'I j f' or dont say, about them, and it is a ed by B burial of the various forms of of maternity, can jfind no encourage Tor.-ouiu is there to think Many people seem source of no end of worry with some animal and vegetable life. By a system ment in the example of President fun in running a country newspaper. editors as to how to please and not of- atie fit has Cleveland and his sensible vpfe of those study excruciatan There may be, but its of fend the patrons of their papers. The been demonstrated that certain forms ingly mild type. only care The Blade exercises is over existed during the true carbonifiers THE REGISTERING QP WOMEN. Our readers are invited into The what age ought not to go in, and its editor that did not exi&t in the Blades workshop, by courtesy called rarely gives a thought as to how any and that ceased to existproceeding Notwithstanding the popularity with in the age afternoon on a sanctum, We are daily receiving new goods and are thus Saturday whioh the instructions of the Utah article will be received. The Blade that succeeded it. been when the weeks edition has, We are constantly tries to be and fair to everyoae abreast of the times. The foregoing facts have been ex- Commission relative to perfnitting the mailed. 'Those little pieces of type and to tell just to are ladies consebeing received, the truth and let the register, plained in order to make intilligible to our stock such things as are need- that have made the weeks enterlits to desires adding Tne Blade follow. protest. quence that which is to follow. bogin to fly back in their proed by our friends, soon as the first copy of the weeks As : A study of the fossils belonging to the The vain and silly boast qf the Salt of a In cases. in the couple in Lake per places Herald its Political Arena edition is out of the press, it must be coal period would save thousands of houi i or so, the typos begin calling for ,rone through and each new ad, notice, dollars worth of time each year by that The Republican party date not copy, matter for the next issue! and or shoulder a protest against Women votpaid local lines be charged to the those that are searching for coal. We 'have just received direct from the fiiotory an elegant the work on another paper has begun, th's fall, is full of disguised falsecoal-fln- d ing or the accounts would soon be of stock of Crockery. Quality and SlyleTJntirely New. the patrons, feature An encouraging The mail has just arrived from the in because in are full hood, that Our party liop of Ladies, Misses and Childr0usJ Shoos is pom- - . kind confusion. hopeless is. that the right near Nepbi and sorted must he over, and it north plete, apd haying bought before prices (advanced, we are We have indicated a portion of cthe of fossil plants are found ia the rooks sympathy with equal suffrage. to in answered time letters giving our.custopiets the benefit of the same. t important The Blades objection to permitting is the time to buy Clothing. Buy before the prico qd Now train4 fluties that devolve on the country lying next to the coal, and proves, so the sisters to vote catch the 2 oclock north-boun- d this criming elecat editor to has as who act AU kinds of wool and cotton j?oods are advancas is the that formation far vancqs. frequently concerned, to in addition furnishing copy, Then, on tion on is based the constitution in the East, and soon the effects will be felt ip our Notwithing ' the daily exchanges, of which there are pressman, devil, mailing clerk etc., in recent find is all right. two yicidjty. Were alvyuys happy to meet our friends, find Addition to all the other work we have propositions. The first ds, that the standing conditions are thus far favornine, and the Utah weeklies, a number pleased to compare goods pud prices With others. No in fact, perform the able, the to! be found legal fraternity are divided in their of ooal trouble to show gofods. Yours Truly, Of which arrive each day, must be ex- enumerated, and quantity as to its legality, and those a of entire labor pinions force in clerks of other to as not be so limited be profitmay amined for news and interesting items. not establishments do often that E33 to work the beds: for it is a seem- that declare against its legality are more able priot to one three This will require from be free from partisan bias than to likely as niuch matter in a week as the ing paradox, that where conditions, are those hours per day, according to the importhat favor it. The second cbes. sheet country E3 necessary to the presence of coal, exist, tance of the news in the large dailies. is involved in and thje Gentle proposition first, when readers, you pick up the fuel may not be found in paying When night comes and the office is fact that home of the labor quantity. Yet, without those condi- is found in the think your papers, quiet, the leaders must be written. that has been expended on i--j. every num- tions, coal cannot possibly be present. thert exists a strong undercurrent of C3-- . Sunday sometimes brings restand reto woman Those opposition sufferage. and when you see a However, the indications are so fa- that make ' creation, but often it'does not. On ber, are the the opposition Up word to dont take the next paper your close as to vorable prospecting ones that, in the justify Monday morning the real hard work door past, havje been the and error out the neighbor point coal has the Zone which ofthe routine the along jn begins. In addition to fitter enemies of Utah. They are just in order to exhibit your own infallible fice .work, th6 trains have to be frealready been found. Aby intelligent, as vicious, just as unrelenting as they memory. J ust exercise a httle charity observing man by examining the forquently met. the city and county of- and have some were when hundreds of mefi were fleefices visited for Legal Notices, or on careworn man sympathy for the tired, mation where the present find of coal that works harder for exists, should be able to easily trace it ing from their homes and hiiding from other business, and the town ransacked the minions of the law, fThat gang town than any other man in it, and for news. If the polipa court is- - busy his along the mountain to the southward was led by the Salt Lake Tjribune and gets less for his labor.. And dont for a distance of at least ten miles, and. thaji necessary institution1 must re- think that its all fun and no expense to as it is believed, witfl even better pros there is no doubt that financial conof the ceive attention. The round-uonly, induce t, and the town bavingbeen accomplished the few run even the smallest of the Utah pects of finding large bodies, as, from siderations, to keep quiet at this time, If Remember that he has bills the results of experiments in boring for rang, lines of momoranda that- have been weeklies. women are to meet every week;-thepermitted to Vota, that same go to his d of Levan, it old tnacje must be elaborated into suitable office and pay up all arrearages and a ail to the crew of social pirates wiljl make any would seem that conditions improve form and lengtb for the y seeming irregularity in tlie vote for year in advance, and see Cant be bought. During the week, statements must the next number would read, and how n that direction. the Constitutioa, a cause for an eflort But The Blade has no desire to create to defeat be made out and amounts collected, and that which breaks tbe least, wo have to "sell. will of the people regardthe imwould and your grow homepaper Ask olid your storekeeper for more than a healthy' interest times the les s important correskt for you should know there is not anything ing that instrument. Their work Will prove, in coal. of matter on. The must the for receive attend pondence prospecting not be in the light but in the darkness, among all the professions, any class of Nor does it advise editor is anyone to undertake and will be presumed by' parties men that are so in love with their work couhtry just that much Snore effect- are , to a search the unless the unable to constitute at distance, they living ive. as are the average editors of the country j lose the time. All that is desired is to local chamber of commerce, and a bu- papers. There is not in Utah a more earnest reau of general Information regarding point out the faot that they will not be jhampion of the rights of Women than the town and county in which bis paW ool. Once more the sales far exceed pitting their time agaiust impossibili- is The Blade, We desire Jio see them i Aod take no olher. per is published. He is presumed to the actual consumption of mills, ties, as those Salt Lakers did a year free from discriminating laws, but the See each that so or BALL of coal know the price BEARS A RED TAG. ago, when they prospected for farming land and amounting for the week to 12,714,00o Constitution can be adopted without ihisTwme will operate successfully town lots, the opening for lawyers, pounds, against G,6G5,100 for the same on one of the Salt Lake islands where their In assistance, and which, would leave binder, doctors and othr professional ;men, week in 1892. In two weeks Buteverybodys the no. formation exists more recent than no room for vexatious and perhaps better in the past best, and what effect the climate will have sales have been 16,885,209 pounds do- the Silurian rocks. There is even a fatal over a factor that i3 not litigation The on nearly all the ills that afflict man- mestic, and 9,615,005 foreign, very large probability of success to the, necessary to success. against will some of the', questioners kind, and 8,G6s,100 domestic, and 5,321,450 foreign c ireful coal prospector along Nephis ask for enough information cn a postal in the same weeks of 1892.' During the coal formation. It is safe to say that ja sufficient card to require three or four pages of past week the trading has been very The gentlemen who are now engaged letter paper to answer. , Tubular Steel Cyclone Mowers and Rakes heavy in domestic wool, buyers paying in developing their Coal claims, have a amount of beer and whiskyl was drunk Postals will ,be received nearly every readily the higher prices demanded, reasonable prospect for success. The in Sevier county on the Fourth of July from the Manufactory of W. A, Wood, ate unexcelled-sy also are all the lines- we represent in Utah and asking that samplq copies of The cause of the advance in similar wool coal is of good quality and they report to fill an ordinary cistern. jTake it the Idaho Blade be forewkrded, and wrappers abroad, and because returns from the an 18 inch vein whioh is increasing In United States over, and thq amount of Amongst which are must be written out and placed on j London sales show that that American thickness at the rate of about an inch alcoholie liquors consumed; on the same Deere and Oliver Flows found Bain Wmrnnc lile for those same sample copies. Tiger Rakes and Hay Loaders lhresh,nff Macb,nc buyers failed toj get a large share, to each foot of development, work. At lay wmuld form a lake covering many deep! acres of Columbus, Lindsay and Fowler BfSydes. and Orders to stop my paper are of especially of the cross brods. Ohio XX that rate, it Will not requ ire many feet hundreds enough to Address, a men The of drown number horse.; frequent apd unpleasant oceurrance. is quoted at 18 to 19 cens, and Ohio of tunneling before their flnd will beand boys who awoke on the morning of .The list tnkst then be examined, and delaine at 29 cents, with fine unwashed come valuable. . MACHINE CO a in nine cases out of ten, letter must at H to 13 cents. Dealings in TerriThe advantages that will accrue to the Fifth with aching heads and feverbe written, and the subscriber inform- tory wool have been.much Idrger, but at his vicinity, in the finding of coal in ish tongues would make an; army whose ' Ogden and Logan, Utah; Idaho ed that bis paper cannot be stopped NeivYork the supply- of domestic is in- quautity and quality of commercial size would be too large to compute. 1 - General Offices, Salt Lke until arrearages are settled. In ad- adequate, and most of the business has valu9, need not be enumerated. They The amount of money spent for beer and dition to that kind of work on the been in the finer foreign wools. At are of such magnitude as to warrant whiskey on the Fourth, if jut into cirGEO. T. ODELL, General subscription list, it must frequently be Philadelphia the manufacturers have hose who camto spend time and mon- culation in Utah, would give every than Manager. gone throughand delinquents gent- little faith in the raise, and are buying ey in the effort to benefit themselves woman and child sufficient wealth to ly reminded that the paper is hard-u- p very sparingly, but at Chicago it is re- and the people of this section of Juab. own a cattle raneb stocked with bloodfor funds. ed animals, and a surplus to put aside ported that the London advance has or a rainy day. This is nqt a temperAlong about Wednesday, the copy set the country ablaze, and wool grow-GO TC- BABY MARION. 7r come as acback to and ance talk. It is a collection of hard ers are demanding higher prices than proof; begins truths, and it merely goes:to show that cording to the proficiency, or lack of it ever. The demand for carpet wools is g work of in the typoes, the The little stranger down at Gray some times men exercise less common dead, no improvement in prices appearl.st door north Union is pleasant or tedious. Errors' of all ing, in part because the goods market Gables has been named, and a very sense than do bogs that wallow in the Hotel, mire. Salina Press. KENDALL & NORTON, descriptions occasionally creep in, and gives no encouragement, but the strike sweet name it is Marion. Propra. Is the LEADING HOTEL of NEPHI not unfrequently, a line or two will be which has just closed is likely to affect It is not of Ruth, Esther or Marion DELICIOUS; left out and the meaning of the entire the demand materially. Duns Review. hat The Blade desires to speak, but Notice of Annual Ateetlng of Shareholders Icg Groaifl. and. of the lovely, womanly mother, Mrs, paragraph will be knocked into pie. A nack Meets All Trains, an that is herel the nnal Confectionery... Notice given y ? Cap 3 The Blade is in receipt of the hand- Frances Folsom Cleveland, wife of the meeting of the shareholders of the NophI Free to Patrons. capital letters will have to A. fadies Two Sample Rooms. may nter sonfh dn r " Ju're be marked down and lowercase some annual for 1895 issued bv the resident. When the winsome Miss Merehantile and ManufactParlors .are seperate Nearest to Business f nom store. Centre. to marked up mall letters caps. agricultural College, Logan. It is Folsom became tHe wife of the Chief uring Institution will be held in the vesCommas will have to be marked in or beautifully illustrated and printed, and Magistrate, she was brought promi- try of the Tabernacle at 8 p.l m. on AugMRS. C. R. FOOtE! out, or changed to periods, or other does justice to Utahs greatest and nently before the people of the United ust 19th 1S95, for the purpose of transacProprietor. THURMAN AWEDGWOOD,, punctuation points; and a seoie or most practical educational institution. States, and her natural grace and ting thee following business to wit: report; for Hearing-thfinancial the more of other corrections may have" to Hot and Cold aeauty charmed the entire nation. . Law,. Attorneys election of officers for the ensuing year, The Salt Lake Cyclist, monthly, During those years the to be made ia each column. (The bepeople have and for any other business that may comes to our desk asking for exchange. come better acquainted with proof from experienced and and properly come her, before the said meeting. will rarely exceed from three The Cyclist is a magazine devoted to have learned to love and respect her for ot order the Board of Directors. By looim 1 and 3, to a half dozen corrections to leach col- Utah's growing army of wheelmen. her true womanhood. II. M. I'irt National Bault Bn-i- a. McCuste, Secretary. Tt is a vv.ll known fact hi umn.) After the utmost cir"" that among 20th 1S35, fronted struck off with the word 4 pa-pffl- j lst ce , J satisfao-HATURDA- Y . i ! ex-Edwa- rd l-ly ona--especia- !) ! sub-carbonifi- ers j con-cededt- bat i Cal! and See for Yourself, ' j. ' : . 1 3 I me ystoinmeFS e r , ? forrris-fossils-- ; iin-pressi- ! ! ; -- ! dnrjSsEn i 5 t ' V j well-know- n! rn. .mis-spelle- d PARKims, Superintendent, - ! p -- , - n south-eastwar- type-setter- s. how-cheer- -- Plymouth Sisal bindin Sheaf of Wheat Brand, - - MINNIE be-da- o - 1 1 I I Rnii i i & CO-OPERA- - TIVE - , if iv -- Tiie proof-readin- PALACE,, I 1 - paiDS-tak-typo- es Id id Nephi July ! atH. H, HAWKINS PPvOVO. fjT f |