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Show jmwrnv. KJC'4-ri- ; FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. THE BLADE. . ' - . t Cost of a Quart of Beer. , two Not long ago trains laden ;wlth Y pilgrims were on their way to tha at Saturday shrine (the published Every INTERESTING READING . FOR Good of "La Bonne Ste. Anne", St.. Anne), in the Province of QueJUNIOR AMERICANS. , -- 'UTAH. bec. While the first was staying at the jjEPHI station of Craig's Pond the second -- An Owl The DIRECTORY. Early THE Extraordinary Feat dashed into it. The engine driver of The Cause of Great Rejoicing - the latter, one McLeod, not a total abw : Blessed Are pdcfttt They that Mourn A Happy stainer, only a "moderate" drinker, got TEBBITOBIAIj officers. a quart of beer at Arthabaska, a station Policeman. W. West. ...Caleb on the way. The price of it is as folO. O. Richards GTC?.rT "".r.VT.Vr. i . ; : - v Juitic..---- CUlef - jjiociite Juiucm. nno Attorney-- .. ElAtS Land Offlcs Bartch. jGeo --- N owl once lived In a hollow tree &nd he was as wise as he could be; JThe branch of learning he didn't know, Pould scarce on the Js. W. Smith . J. W. J add. Nat. M. Brffham. -- .Biros Groo. , UTAH COMMISSION. & cu7. ihnn T&Sc gft. Ste5" i2.Di. 55&r"anl Collector CKrl ?aecP J. T. Sullivan D. W. Oazle? wifllam ' Barton," Thomas Winn " .Edward Pike , T. C. Uanford JJZr William Ockey JEerSchools Eustlce John Fbbte . knowl- edge grow; He knew the tree from branch to COUNTY DIRECTORY. jrB Pn-teJa- tree of Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City. root, And an owl like that can afford to hoot. And he hooted, until, alas! one day, He chanced to hear in a casual way, An Insignificant little bird Hake use of' a term he had never heard. He was flying to bed In the dawning light, When he heard her singing with all Joshua Greenwood Prow Jadr.. Andreas Petersoa. her might, . . .Uohn S trier. iwectmen "Hurray! hurray! for the early worm!" iJamee Gardner. c'variff .0. C. Ilolbrook. "Dear me'j said the owl, "what a sinGreenwood .M...Alma Aesaor gular term! .A. A. Hinckley p Maxtor O. Callister ...Thoa. I would look It up if it weren't so Clerk and Recorder.. .Jno. M. Hanson, Attorney late; Willard Rogers. surveyor .Joseph D. Smith I must rise at dusk to investigate, ypisurer rnroDer ple JldJSeiTief D. C. CaULster' Early to bed and early to rise gapt Schools Makes an owl healthy, and stealthy MILLARD : COUNTY DIRECTORY. i , and wise!!' THAT CONFOUNDED PARROT. , It Was a Revengeful Creature and Broke Up a Marriage Engagement. . , !Mer. Boot Mi Slioe One of the brightest and most attractive young women in Buffalo Is the owner of an unusually precocious par- A V. HAGUE,, HARDY, E G-EORG-- In all perfect fit guaranteed. Repairing rot; incidentally she thought a great ItsA branches. called to attention Special deal of a young farmer of the neighbor- hl new style. Universal feed sewing mahood, so much in fact that they were chine does all its work inside of the shoe, j betrothed. But this young farmer has Two doors north of Union,! Main 8t., NephL always hated parrots, and that has been the one sore spot between him and his lows: wife. He has especially hated X. Damage to engine and cars. Add promised the in question, and has repeatparrot the cost to the price of that quart of warned the young lady that the edly :.'f ) beer. , was so green as it looked, and not DRUGGISTS, 2. The railway company has already thing bethatit cause would trouble surely paid ?385, in settlement of claims for tween them. We can easily believe damages.. Ncr doubt it will have more that the beloved bird, being by his misto settle. That makes the price of that was 'Carefully compounded. tress, hand during these little quart of beer so much the greater. talks, and at or Mall express orders promptly attened to. it as easy to believe that Should It end in a lawsuit, the cost to no ,.: Stsck at Salt Lake prices. Large intelligent parrot the lo&er must be added to the price of would put up long with such slighting SOUTHER!! TRADE SOLICITED. that quart of beer. as the young farmer; was in remarks 3. Sufferings of .the wounded, In the habit of making. If memory serves M'NALLY dt LUNT, . many instances awful; Add the money aright, the bird did once rebuke his value of these to the price of that quart mistress' UTAH. sweetheart, but very mildly, NEPHI, of beer if you can. On a him simply calling "sassy thing." 4. Cost of attendance on the woundthat was occasion Polly promptly puned. Add that to the price of that quart ished his who by snapped his mistress, of beer. head a and The Fi rst Nat ional Bank of whalebone with piece 5. Several passengers killed. Add covered his cage with paper for an enthe money value of their lives to the tire day. This was added insult, but NEPHI, UTAH. price of that quart of beer if you can. nothing was to wait be done except 6. Funeral expenses. Add these to patiently for an opportunity to get even. CAPITAL the price of that quart of beer. The few A soon came. opportunity 7. Sorrow for the loss of loved ones ago the young farmer entered SURPLUS nights to killed. Add the money value of that the house of his life's light, and asked the price of that quart of beer if you for th flame. She was prinking, but can. would be down in a short time, and 8. Cost of the inquest. Add that to would Frank try to make friends with GENERAL BANKING the price of that quart of beer. So Frank turned into the bom Polly? 9. The engine driver, McLeod, was where Polly sat on his perch munching In All Its Branches. among the killed. He solemnly prom- a cracker a and ditty. crooning jungle to of the with rules ised .7. H. Erickson, comply jthe Extracting a chocolate caramel from Geo. C. Whitmorb, President. company. One of these forbids persons his pocket Frank moved toward the W. W. Armstrong, Cashier. t in its employment drinking intoxicat- cage. There are of affairs the! tides in ing liquor while on duty. McLeod men and likqjfrise parrots, and this broke his promise when he got- that bright If green pet realizedj that the quart of beer. He has, therefore, left flood of his tide had come.' a blot on his name. Add the ' ... i: ''..-'V'.r- slept like an honest owl all day Vanderbllt is three inches And rose in the early twilight gray, la.'ler than her purchase. Our American And went to work in the dusky light, heiresses certainly stoop pretty low in To look for the early worm at night. . such matters. He searched the country for miles around, That Pittsburg man who was fined for But the early worm was not to be smoking in church was served just found; right. He should go to church to esSo he went to bed in the dawning light, cape smoking. And he looked for the "worm" again next night; An authority on cats says that blue And again and again and again and eyed caw are always deaf, and that pure again,' white ones are often afflicted in the He sought and he sought, but all in tame manner. vain, Till he must have looked for a year and The little patch of territory which a day, England is trying to steal from VenezFor the early worm In the twilight uela is a mere trifle about; twice as gray. large as the state of Illinois. At last in despair he gave up the search. For th benefit of several esteemed was heard to remark as he sat And contemporaries, we would state that the on his perch, Chicago man's novel, "Forty Years By the side of his nest In the hollow With the Damned," is not an' autobiogrtree: aphy. "The thing is as plain as night to me Five million dollars was the other Nothing can shake my conviction firm, lay drawn from the United States treasuThere's no such thing as the early ry in gold bars by jewelers who' are worm." preparing for the holiday trade. Some folks seem to have money yet. An Kxtraordliiary Feat. t The wonderful task "once performed A New York saloonkeeper was fined for selling by James Curzon, a Polish mechanic, whisky on Snuday to be used Is described thus by Household Words: a by a veterinary surgeon In treating sick horse. Such draught horses are This Inventive genius succeeded in manufacturing a complete watch in the iaagerous nowadays in Gotham. space of eight hours,) and from materir als on which any other watchmaker Allen-towThe Crane Iron Company, of Pa., has voluntarily raised wages would have looked contemptuously. It that the czar of Russia, hear13 pr cent for the second time. Raini- appears ng wages with a crane is something ing off the marvelous Inventive genius of Curzon, determined to put him to novel and as pleasing as it Is new. the test, and forwarded him a box containing a few copper nails, some la speaking of the Venezuela ques-- J wood chippings, a piece of broken Hon W. T. Stead remarks that "the an old cracked china cup, some Ctited States is afflicted with a number glassf a few cribbage board pegs and wire 5f bawling Journalists." True; but with a request that he should transform most of them have been sent back to time-piecthem Into a Nothing England. j daunted, and perceiving a golden opfor winning favor at the Mayor Swift of Chicago Is disgusted portunity court, Curzon set about his task with Jecause the railroads will not elevate and in the almost Incrediieir tracks. If the mayor would stop enthusiasm, bly short' space of eight hours had disjetting and get his club he might no-- ce patched a wonderfully constructed a difference. watch to the czar, who was so surprised and delighted at the work he sent for The Boston Globe says: "What is the the maker and conferred upon him sevflood of having a platform, anyway, If eral distinctions, as well as granting candidates can't stand on It?" The him a pdnsion. The case of the watch jie Jlatform of a p'assenger coach Is not in- - was made of china, while the works tended to stand on, but to enable the were simply composed of odds and ' passenger to get in. : . . ends accompanying the old cup. Not ' I ".." only did it keep good time, but only j The dlacovery of rich gold mines was required winding once every, three or inspiration of Great Britain In sdr four days. This remarkable watch is ' i randng its boundary line In .Venezuela. believed to be inVthe possession of the family. claimed Russian jifie British government sough n?w territory, to get the mines. The same u; Blessed Are They that Mourn. thing, it appears, is going on : a Alaska. Valuable gold mines have Blessed are they that mourn: ,fdr peea discovered in. the territory of the they shall be comforted. (Matt. 5:4.) nlted States. BritAs a result Great Not in! the back yard, or way off on 'a advanced her boundary so a3 to one corner of the farm somewhere, but ;Atke in a large slice of our territory, In the house. ; In his house; In the lit what Great Britain considers an; op- same plice with him. That Is where portune time wei shall probably be our eterfaal home is to be. In the Imsanded an "ultimatum" to up the mediate presence of God. A nearer give errltory or fight.; ' This is Great Brit-n'- 3 place aid a better place than archChristian" way of settling a dis-;uangels possess, is the one Jesus Is pre-of when she thinks she can win by paring for us. We ought to think this, and stop freUlng ' and finding fault whenever we cannot have our way Postal statistics indicate Tthat the about things down here. Every cross will have purler ending with September waa and disappointment here our mancbably the most prosperous in the, something to do with making Istory of the postal service. "The recsion .up fonder all the brighter. What eipts were over' $600,000 In excess of does it matter if we can't have things to the corresponding quarter of suit us here, a palace is being built for ;;e2, foralmost by and by. in exces3 of us that we, are to occupy $S00,000 an old wing in live often Rich the corresponding quarter people r the new while kitchen summer a J and over $660,000 in excess of and Is! think and nothing of building, f:j receipts for the same period in home The largest increase for any It. The promise of the future makes Sle city I3 credited to Chicago, the present all right. When you look ougb the total of receipts was at your! neighbor's big and handsome l"e,e; -slderably smaller than in New house, and contrast it with your poor increase over 1891 was over little one, you can kill envy by thinking tUff; rger. These two cities head of what Is now being done for you In heaven.' Keep your title clear, and th ', wia as regard3 total receipts th e amount of increase over last question of possession will take care of can be enOther cities showing large in- - itself. Any kind of poverty are are Boston, St. Louis, Phila-an- d dured for a season, if we sure, that a little later. rich be to Brooklyn. In somp nf we are going of words are the "p.S.:aalIer cities the proportionate in- - How full of comfort 3 greater than in the cities Jesus whenever they are believed. "I irr -tioned, though the amount is wil'". cbm'e again, iand; receive you; unto myself; that where I am. there ye may be also." Consuelo ( ; I ! J n, ' . . - ? - ; ? f j y ! . s ; J --- i ; .e -- j fS-?o- -- ':;' 1 - ".-- 1 ' and Bologna. Your patronage solicited. ; 1 - PRESCRIPTIONS well-ordere- ! If you are' going to CHICAGO i d, j KAHSAS CITY, $50,000 $37,500 ; Be sure and ask for, a ticket hie J. M. 0. OSTLER,! shouted. that reas VIA' I'll Pa RAILWAY. No tiresome layovers. Close connections in union depots, And positively the quickest routs - money ST. LOUIS, OR - To Frorr) TUtat the Great Rivers and Atlantis Elegant and thoroughlj modern Equipment and Ocean. "Hellow, young hayseed!" value of that blot to the price of that There was a moment of intense siquart of beer if you can. Manufacturer and Repairer of lence. Then the cage was struck to the One way and another, that quart of floor and filled with room Chair Cars beer has proved to be a fearfully costly feathers andthehair. A was Reclining moment later one. Polly's mistress entered the room. In which the seats are free to holders "What is the trouble, Frank?" to order. made of All shoes kinds of regular train tickets. The Temptation of Jesus. "Some one has taught this parrot to second to none. Workmanship Jesus was led of the Spirit into the call me a young hayseed," answered First door south of Tabernaole, wilderness to be tempted of the devil. her lover flushed and I will "and angry, NEPHI. MAIN STREET, Whatever temptation God leads us into, not stand it." Call on or address he will help us out of. "Did you hurt poor Polly?" picking Jesus had fasted forty days, because up the maimed creature. '!. V.DARRAH, he was in a place where he couldn't "I tried to kill the thing.'! MERCHANDISE find anything to eat. Some people The young woman vigorously up- GENERAL COMMERCIAL imagine God has given them up for braided her lover, and hurriedly slipFREIGHT AND good as soon as they get where they ping her engagement ring frbm her finPASSENGER AM) PRODUCE can't shout. ger and handing it back, said: Jesus was tempted by the devil; not "A man who loses his temper on such Room 21 Morlan Block, AT THE by the principle of; evil. A devil so slight provocation cannot be my comLake City, personal that he could say, "If thou panion for life. The engagement is DffiERET CASH broken and you need not call again." wilt fall down and worship me." ORHe was first tempted to doubt the witGoods at bottom prices tor ness of the Spirit. "If thou be the Son H. C. TOWNSEND, spot cash. of God." The Spirit had said that He was. JIIO. DEW311UP, MGR. General Passenger & Agent, He was tempted to want demonstration. "Command that these stones bo DE3EUET. Bas; Main Street, St. Louis, Mo. Wholesale and Retail made bread." People who feed upon feeling turn stones into bread. Jesus didn't say that bread was not Complete Line of Builders' Supplies. Mill Work a Specialty. good, but that faith was better. "Man shall not live by bread alone,-buby out of the rord that proceedeth everj GRACE mouth of God." To know that God says PORK BEEF thus aad so should be enough. He ws tempted to expect supernaVEAL tural help beyond his need, and scrip- MUTTON ture was quoted to make him think he might have it. "He shall give his ALSOangels charge concerning thee." God's angels are too busy to catch the man who jumps from a cliff simply to make them work. The devil has not yet stopped reading the Bible. ; BOOTS AND SHOES, . j . S. AGENT Utah, Salt SIR -- i & 0CKEY, OSTLER tieM i Bute lr era, t BROTHERS' -- Butter, Lard, Sausage In my Father's house XVIIII P'lQniriQ ..... OSTLER & 0CKEY, Cause for Great Rejoicing:. e. - Mutton, Veal, Chipped Beef MoNALLT & LUNT, . Vice-Preside- nt. So he Choiee Fresh Meats, Blanufactufers of and Dealers in are many Windows, Doors, Mouldings, NEPHI CITY, UTAH. mansions. (John 14:2.) Mixed Paints, Coal, Hardware, The inferential meaning of the prom- Free delivery to any part! of the city. Coffins, Caskets, Pickets, ise is: Blessed are they that mourn Combination Wire Fence, etc. because of sin, either in themselves or Special attention given to mail orders and the Southern Trade. Those who are distressed others. By ordering from us you save the freight from Salt Lake City to this whenever they discover In themselves R. E. L. COLLIEil, C.E. point. anything out of harmony with the na! " ture of God; anything that is unlike Christ, for we are most in communion with God when wei are most desirous of being like his Son. It is God's will that we should be like Christ, and whenever we are consciously engaged in anything that Christ would. condemn we are in open rebellion against God, and rebels cannot 4njoy the bounty of the sovereign whose government! they are trying to break down. But if we hate our sins and mourn because of them, then happy ;are we, because by hate just so much are wp like God. To a! sure is love and sin righteousness us to His evidence that God has given Spirit, but to hate good and the will of God is proof that we are badj The most blessed thing that can come to a rebel against a good government 'is to be convinced his rebellion is wrong, because he will then turn, and by himself a citizen, or a part of the government, he will share - in all its benefits. Godly sorrow because of sin is the first step toward a life of hungering and thirsting after! righteousness. .'"!'" !.'''" ! Grace Broth crs, Engineering in all its Branches, j - " ,i, Land and Irrigation Work a Specialty. Engineer for Ontrel Land and Irrlgatioi Co., Clear. l,cl f Land and Irrigation Co., : NEPHI CITY, j d Irrigation Co. and Whit Fillmoie Lam Mountain Lai.,. ud Irrigation Co. ? . Office: Court House, Filjm ore, Utah. OSTLER & ALLEN, THE DESERET DilRY CO. Dealers in and Manufacturers of II A 8 FOR BALE FULL CltEAJVl .CHEESE. HARNESS, Depefet is'.noted for the Erie qualitj of its Milk, Butter and Cheese. Givt o ; - We also carry a full line of SUPT. i Men's Perfect Satisfaction v- - think I "am the happiest police officer the force. I would sooner cut off my right arm than offend" God." . on. . AilOODRESTOREDS CUPIDEWE" . M.nnATT . Oa tae Premises. This Water ia ft ANTEED CURB for all a l; i um yuu ci an ner-- v tion of a faruoaai'Tencn puysieian,wm Huicjjajorg&iiu. such as liost Manhood, vons or disoasea of the generative l'ains in the Back, Seminal .Emissions, Nervons Lability, Insomnia, Dim nlna hnfllnccs frl fit UTTV . Extl UTlS till Dfairift. Vn.rfrw.ola c.,4 lbtermatorrh03 and of discharge, winch if not chwkedle3tocleanses WJ'IOfcK the Uver, tho Tl ANDXAFTER Dess Rll the horrors of Impotencr- of organs BEFORE the urinary allimpontiea. kidney-sanweak mail ; WJ 'In CUPIDEarK strengthens and restores cure to without an SOW l y known reroed tnst Imoni. or operation. the 11 fSarantee nX money retnrned l( six boxes does not eiTect ft permanent cum given and circular tteumowaJa. "bo?. sU ffr SM . by maiU . Bern! for vO. BoxSOTG.San Franclaco, Cal. Jbr Sole bV AYOl. SALE BY'SlcNALLY & LUNT, DUGGISTS. NDEHI. - QCAB Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder .Both soutache braid and gimp are used as trimmings on children's frocks, Tastimoniala .on Application. and , on many of the more elaborate MRS. .7.: F. GIBBS, Prop. dresses are seen plaited 'frilld pf heavy UTAII. DESERET, satin ribbon. and Cowboys' Outfits. WE GUARANTEE j , j - Sheep THE DESERET HOUSE. At St. Bartholomew's Mission in New York a policeman recently r gave a striking testimony as to. the good re suits of religion in his ife. Ks told HeafldQarfers for MffllBG HEH. fourteen years about his conversion ' ago. "If I had not adhered to the City and eountr Newspapers from all parti cause of Christ since then," he said, a have' been sergeant or cap"I might : Ore peelmen from Detroit and elsetain before this. I have seen a burglar where. . made a good citizen by the power of RESPECTABLE. Every thing Jesus Christ. There is no place where to God can be better man's loyalty wiawinB Well of tested than on the police force. I TIIE PUREST WATER ON EARTH. ETC. Horse Furnishing- Goods , j AID BRIDLES, HOPPLES, NOSE SACKS, N. S. BISHOP, ' : SADDLES EEBJ ur products a trial. be-comi- A Happy Policeman. UTAH. CT . ' . - 1 aS , pOR : .... - : .! ' .", |