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Show V'OL I. Heeer, Wasatch County, Utah, Monday, October 27 JHE : HEBER ' HERALD, A Hatch Jr,. - Editor and Manager. Entered at Heber Postoffice , as second class mail matter, SUBSCRIPTION PRICES, to-da- y, . hear," Thrilled through and through with the sweet perchance. How strange that the face in the glass, see, Brings back my mothers so fresh to ' From the polished glass. On the.tem-- , pie lay Her hair brushed back as it used to be, With faded lines in its umber brown Lonew threads of white from brow to crown; And I saw the lift of her eye of blue, And I thought of the look of sweet surprise, that grew and Like a dawn of heaven, ' to grew As. they op ned wide when she went to the skies. I saw the mouth, with its lines of care; The pallid check, with its dimple there. Oh, mother! I cried, as I stretched my arm To gather her close to my hearts embrace; But the vison passed- - a delusive charm - ' . -- ' -- be-- The one I saw was mymothers child. I have felt all day that she lingered near, That she marked my steps with her eyes soft glance, And her tender voice I have harked to I passed a mirror I saw, My mothers face shine out bn me . Myself I saw in the mirrored face. gulled! THE FACE IN THE GLASS, ' 19. " per year, 50 cents for half a year and 25 cents for 3months, if you want to subscribe call at this office and see us. I No. The hasting years had my youth 1$ As 1S90. ! me! .... WHY THE TURKEYS DANCED There died a few weeks ago in San Francisco an old man who, a generation ago, was known in New York as TurHis name was Aaron key Levy Levy, and in antebellum times jhe kept a saloon on Chatham street, near Bkxter. The great attraction of Levys place was &b)g cage on a raised platform, in which were confined three solemn turkeys. An oTd chap with a cracked violin, would begin to play a tune, and the turkeys would dance, first with slow and stately anipleasure, gradually becoming more mated as thefiddler fiddled faster, and eventually ending with a ludicrously wild and frenzied motion, which created intense surprise and amusement. Old |