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Show OGDEN DAILY COMMERCIAL: fcTNDAV, AUGUST 30. 1S91. A ir Crk u tL tic tl ihst te Lil driven dirwUuii fr va which tbt-- ' lrrii-- d FijE tie cicri Ci brrt. Mi fit if, Ike cn-&- At tbe butt 1 Lfcl become of Liia. ViSNETTE. ttxJ srliri c "i a&d it a I js to oc California fcL jtLlfrcurat ia ti.e tLis, tarn LirJ tLr bo:-- r.g ai.J turtcJ ia Ler Ivver twocr j urtiit. Si tiirr nr.r i ut f tvwc, aiil angrily tiia 1 -' fcj- - - Utttr rdi mi'. rxt.; fca: - A fc.-r- iw t.&-- ftPHii cin LcT rd to k'jw why Le Wii treatii.;; bO. "1 Lap;rn.--1 to tLitk." Le rej lied, it j ! was ttly liitLt ia fun, ai.J we Lai btt- tbe grfsu. . ' Ljrsf fcle wjtit." ir, LiLL. TL swjwia r worl the piqued Mis t Cobert drove on Line, aa l Lt-- r lvcr orix.--r si r, irj Lk,duw m lr"i3 insti ! i- -r Wr.Lt-ctaaotL- wlbe IV-tx-J 1 f IL rU tjs,ij L, ii (lie ful-low- Lk uls tC I Ijf uab tea A RURAL ROMANCE. TLe arrivil home of the tailor's daughter aJ.jijr did liot isurprise the old f jt Le eupjxraed the had come to j lead fur furgivene&s and rxuciliition. tie Lad time toiya word Le Ut-fo- Ler mid kis.-- fil; a 9i 6jrry you d. J it in this way, but forgive you buth. SllJ for your 1 A greet burden of suspense h&s been I lif id frvia t h mini cf tLe po.leof Pa--. Oja't-m-, uJ viciu:tj by tLe laar-n- g Cut when the father was told the truth of Ann Cobert, Unghtr cf the he was wild, and upbrailed his daughter well to do Tillage tailor, Eccjiiiuo Co-lr-t, for her fkfcieuess. From that day and for wkK, greatly to the anmiement of to Aothocr FraW, pn.wjerou evyoung builier. The LriJa U twenty Anthony Frdey, Anna's father use.J fctubborn and to the meus rrcoutile ery and Tbe vivacious. oM, pretty ye&n LriJ-Tru twenty-threThey were i'jexplicable lovers, but Anna would not mirn-- l by Dutuinie lU&cklock on Fri- yield, and declared that the would never prak to Anthony. On the day morning. At first people rtfuord to tt'ain t or brieve it, but when it became Inown c titrary, she ojenly accepted the attenJohntion, a widower, twice that the vvrnX w&a an assured fart busi- tions of ness & almost entirely tuspenJed in Ler age. la the meantime Fraley had Um villas fir half a day, to pleaded wat repented of Li hastiness in revenging everybody that at l;tt be didn't Lave to Limself on Anna on the day of the eloje-tnenand persistently endeavored to oblie awake nighta woudencg what X'rttty ilina Cobert and her lover would do next tain his former sweetheart's forgiveness, but the held out stoutly against his apto furnish uuumihI (subjects for gossip. peals, although they were aided by the It w& mora than two years ago that efforts of her father. Six months after Via Colert atid Anthony Fraley became aju.thitl at a picnic. Itwaaa her eloiement aud its peculiar ending, case of love at first sight, and the told her father tliat she intended to tbe youn tuan bf aa making frequent marry Widower Johnson, As Widower calls on Mins Anna at her father's house. Johnson was by no means a preiKjasesa-in- g man and had three children, one I'apa Cubert had different ideas about who Lis daughter' lover should be, nearly as old as Miss Cobert, every one knew that the girl was going to marry however, Fraley then being only out of Lis time a a carjieuter, withjut no him simply out of pique. No oue knew this better than Anthony biible futnre, and he soon notified Anhe made up his mind to prethony that be luui--t cease calling on Fraley, and Anna, aud orJered Anna to receive no vent the wedding. He chose a ingular farther attention from Anthony. Find- way of doing it. He went to Johnson ing that nothing could change tho old mid told him that if he married Anna pentleinan' determination, hi daughter Fraley he would shoot him dead on his apparently olteye'i his will and her wedding day. Widower Johnson was not a man of particularly strong perlover cal!e I 1:0 i lore. sonal courage, and Fraley manner waa Bnt that they managed to see or with each oilier was mndo so determined that he was filled with manifest a few weeks later, when Miss mortal terror. The result was that he Colert was found missing from her broke his engagement with the tailor's room one day. and in her place whs daughter. This did not seem to grieve a note stating that the dictates of her her in the least, neither did it have any in softening her toward her old beart vere o much stronger than her denire to obey the commands of her par- lover, and Tailor Coliert at last gave up ent that she had eloped with Anthony ull hojie of ever having Tony Fraley's expectations as a part of the CoFraley and that they had gone tway to great liert and ceassd his endeavors to family, married. get Now, it hr:d so happened that a week Ibring about a reconciliation between hat young man and his daughter. Fra-h-- y or so before the elojH'iuent Papa t'oU-r- t himself finally made up his mind Lad beard that Anthony Fraley had a rich uncle iu Pittsburg from whom the that he might as well give up his efforts young man had great expectations, and to renew the old relations, and about wpon investigating the rumor be had three montlis ago apparently showed considerable partiality to the daughter found it to be based on a very solid f dalUm. " TtosrcatiSt'd a great cUwk to of his old employer, he having in the come over t'la scheming tailor's views on meantime started in business for himthe subject of his daughter's u: ;rital self. Some time before he began paying attention to his former daughprospects, and be was on the eve t an- ter Miss Coliert had employer's to Clairsville gone of to be had her that repented nouncing to live with au aunt, who was an invalid. separating her and her lover, an 1 that According to the gossip of Coalton relau resume their they might about the Fourth of July a letter from anwas the when tions, elopement nounced to him iu his daughter's note. one of her girl friends in this place conThe tailor was at first very wroth over veyed her the intelligence that Tony the news, rr.: J was about to start in pur-m- Fraley ws going to marry his new of the flying lovers when it sudden- llame, and in replying to this letter Miss Cobert hiid written, "Tony Fraley isn't ly occurred to him that, while it prepoingto do any such thing." At any was a it ir. somewhat, cipitated rate one day early in July she returned enfor it would good thing all round, able him to save hn dignity in th? mat- ro her father's unexpectedly and with-- i gossip of the place ter of the commands lie had laid upon ut notification. sheThe told declares her father that that fasliis daughter, and at the same time ten the yom: man and his prospects ia she wanted him to send for Anthony An-- t the family at once and save all fear of Fraley. Whether she did orto not went Cobert's hony certainly Fraley ho future uncertainty. So gave up the idea of pursuit, and went to his work on the very night cf Anna's arrival. He with a complacency and quiet uncon- continued going there right along, and cern that surprised his neighbors, who the first thing people knew it was anand Anthony Iiau quicuiy near J tno news auu were nounced that Anna Cobert were to be married on Friday, Fraley most it. of the making 31, and so they were. Ffybnrsf is eight miles from Coalton, July Such is the romance that has kept the and thither tho doping couple drove us of this place more than busy for f;jst ns the horse Fraley had hired would gossips the denouement to which has two years, Ancarry them, for they expected that na's father would be after them in hot lifted a great burden of suspense from their minds, and carried joy to the heart pursuit as toon as he received his daugh- of Tailor Benjamin Cobert. New York ter's note. As they neared the place for wliich they had set out to be married Sun. the girl grew extremely uneasy, but they Norwegian Time. reached the village, stopped at a hotel, English tourists in Norway are rewhere Miss Cobert remained while her ported to be not a little perplexed by the lover went out to hunt up some one who eccentricities of Norwegian time. At could marry them, leaving the horse home they are accustomed to a uniform tied at the post in front of the hotel. time, calculated for the meridian of Fraley was a long time in finding any Greenwich; but in Norway every town one who could perform the anxiously adopts its own meridian, hence tourists' desired ceremony, for one of the two watches are perpetually appearing to be ministers of the place was officiating at wrong. The telegraph offices and the a funeral, and the other had gone fish- railways that happen to be in connection ing. The young man finally found a with Christiania regulate themselves, it justice of the peace, who accompanied is true, by Christiania mean time, but Lim to the hotel to marry him and the this only increases the confusion, for all girl the other railways, together with the When Fraley and tho justice arrived bteamers, start punctually by local time. at the hotel, the former noticed that the To add still further to his bewilderment, horse and carriage were gone. The no sooner does the traveler cross the young man hurried into the house and frontier than the Swedish railway time, asked what had become of the rig. The which is eighteen minutes different from landlord told him that the girl he had Christiania time, comes into use. left there had taken the horse and carIn Bergen unfortunate gtratigers who riage and driven away, leaving word to have set their watches by the town or aay to the young man when he cam po6tofSce clock are constantly rushing to back that she "guessed that she must the telegraph offioe only to find that it is have been ouly in fun, and had gone back closed in accordance with Christiania home," time. The unlucky British tourist who not did waste foolFraley any time ia spends so much of his time and money ishness, but hired a horse and carriage in Norway iu these days might fairly of the landlord, and with the hostler to ask for a little more consideration. The drive him started in pursuit of the girL themselves are asking for a Norwegians The fresh horse overtook the other four uniform time to the merid.an miles out of Fryburg and Jliss Cobert of Christiania. according New York Recorder. was compelled to stop. "What in the world does this mean, Remarkable Vitality of Seed. Anna?' exclaimed Fraley. It has been claimed that the seeds Oh, Tony," replied Miss Cohort, "I taken from ancient Egyptian tombs are nly meant it in fun: let's wait." capable of growth, but proof of the JBufc Tony soon persuaded the d claim is lacking. It has been demongirl to turn about and go back. strated, however, that seeds of a very When they got back to Fryburg tha great age are capable of development young man did cot take the chances of Raspberries have been raised from 6eed leaving Miss Cobert at the hotel again, taken from the stomach of a man who but drove direct to the justice's office. died during the time of the Emperor He helped her out of the carriage, and Hadrian, who reigned in the Second centelling her to go in and wait for him, he tury of our era. Think of it, a seed got into the carriage and drove away to- springing into new life after lying dorward the hotel. He remained away BO mant sixteen centuries!--St- . Louis long that the girl started out to see what Lus-batd- ." ra e. J-- t, it fickle-minde- Fruit. "TLe time is va distant when frait of .me kind epea t;;e tail will be deemed fcj eeEUiil lo bring as fcuar.' write Lionel A. Sheldon ia The F jruia Of tbe imi'jt in Calif ortia g-- he the state ought to psii laws iting para L deat-etta- . prohib- though A1SIPHT!1'C.U'SE. per- haps it ia a pity to prevent penca who are fuol enont-- h to aneicpt theia frvia gettitg oct of the worli To Those W ho Wih To Sob-- tajf Washington is tbe city of natiocal conventions. Oa the same day recently to pear, tint joiiim. live pritM, (be vere ia erosion there American asso tise eiterry. Ui &. li.c olive. iu (Le f.ciations the protaotioo of bcienoe. U tL Lime. hruioo. ltt tut urmiigK. totjux, Lrms, ffntpc luc ibr lL.t . Cur f&i&.ij &ad (or begs, chemicals and agriculture. trilijut aiid tbe KiuvAid. viae, um r'a, TLne fruu kcii la eterr j But grow tui.)"oofinutai eutue of tikria Ui imr- tcxaatir. lit ujtr MxtlomL ia cotaiuoa mrinuoa. fraiu ia CUfirtiia ar divides! mu ciiuHt, lh t aiii lite uruim. ul 1 w FILL SiiTD THIS OUT BLANK. Yar Name and Address Send It to L. B. Adams, "Where are all the men?" asks ia despair again the summer resort girl who is fond Cahier, Osrden. of dancing. The ans wer once more is. The men are off canoeing, bicycling or trampDeciduous fruits flourish in the mid All who wish to give something to the dle portion of the state, that which in ing, getting strength for next winter's the beginning Lad "San Franciato for a work, living outdoors and wearing com Utah University now beicg built in the shipping poict and the Sacramento river fortable old clothe. If the summer rt City of OJen from don at iocs, are refor transportation." What is called the girl want their company she will quested to fill up the folloaicg blank citrous belt is in southern California, and have to undertake summer outdoor and Land or mail it to L. B-- Adams, of the Utah National bank, who is embraced in the six counties of Santa ports and tramps herself. is treasurer of the University fund. The Barbara. Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange. Sao Bernardino and San Diego. It Las At the same time low down anarchistic subscriber m ill till in such amount as be Utiles, and feels he can give toward been found lately, however, that the cranks and liars are telling the socialist such a great educational institution. Each as the peach, congress in Brussels that misery here is "deciduous fruits," pear and plum, will grow equally well increasing and that "the United State c zr among the oranges and lemons of the i a hell," comes word that daring the "' n n month of July farm mortgages in Kancitrons belt. 3 H The deciduous fruit gardens are rarely sas were paid off to the amount of fWl,-43rr 3 n enriched by fertilizers and require no irThis was only in the ordinary 2 fS V Ci c rigation. Citrous growths, on the other course of events, as the money from this O c- 3 o hand, require constant irrigation and a nmmer'a crops was not yet available c 3 a man aoil But rich of deep "young c- - Z who planta an orange ortwenty-on- e One case of leprosy in New Orleans, ' in chard will have a comfortable income three in New York. The recommenda o-3 i after six or eight years, and thereafter it tion of the New York health officer that n O Ci will be princely during his life and the there be established a lazaretto for cr; life of his children." The fig tree is an lepers on the Atlantic coast should be 3 f5 n c f abundant bearer and needs little atten- Leeded, It seems as if we were to have n ( tion. T5 this plague in the United States. Must C Ct P As to present profits of fruit culture. we look forward to a leper colony in this rO v; Ci v: t Mr. Sheldon says the raisin grape in the republic, such a one as Canada has al ccr 3c- n pcr Fresno when the of disMost C of the neigborhood yields, ready? lepers that are vines are in full bearing, a profit of from covered in the United States are Chill n 3 n o--t n3 pin o acres nese, $150 to f 100 an acre. Thirty-eigh- t : of peaches netted $3,204 at Pasadena. In About Ginseng. O San Diego county last season five and a to" S A curious illustration of the fluctua Lalf acres of prunes netted $2,300, while O O one acre of oranges in their fourth bear- tions of a medical remedy is given in 3 ct p ing year brought a clear profit of over The Popular Science Monthly by J. 3 Ci JOO. Orchards of the English walnut Jones BelL A little less than two cena. do not bear fully till the trees are fifteen turies ago the digging, drying and ship31 U was im less to eighteen years old, but they net $200 ping of ginseng scarcely ( o r n to f 100 an acre. Seventy-twfig trees, portant commercially in Canada than o V) the fur industry itself. In China in the less than an acre, yielded $000 net "I 's. o r of the the r Eighteenth century It is not probable that these enormous beginning n n profits will continue; still there will root was worth its weight in gold in 3 73 Pekin medicinal Chi for The purposes. ulways be a sure and sufficient gain connese believed it would cure all ailments, nected with the culture of fruit in Calii'rei arinsr for Hot Weather fornia, particularly as every year Ameri- especially indigestion, nervous troubles cans are becoming, to their credit, more and hypochondria. Tho following telegram from White- A Jesuit father, Lafitan, discovered wrigbt, Texas, indicates that the people aud more a fruit eating people. the plant in Canada and showed his in that vicinity do cot intend to be people the profit there would be in it caught unprepared: The Rainmakers. HiTEwniiiHT, 'lexae, June U, lsvU. At once there arose a ginseng craze. Not Cliamberlain fr Co., lh Moin?r,Iowa: "We can flood the country at an cotton in the south, not sealskins in bhip us at once one grot Chamber- hour's notice," is what the United Alaska are more important than ginseng Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhtea remStates government rainmakers claim, then became in Canada. General agri- edy, 25 cent size, and two dozen 50 cent and they claim it exultingly. If they size. We are entirely out and have had culture was neglected for it and man nearly forty calls for it this week. can, then there never need be any more kind tM to digging. As a natural result U. V. Kathbch A Uo. drought or failures of crops anywhere. the This is just such a medicine as every quality of the plant degenerated Well, it is no longer safe to say anyand then ginseng disappeared almost en family should be provided with during the hot weather. It never fails and is thing is impossible. It was near Midland, Tex., in a dis- tirely, and the trade died out pleasant to tak. For sale by Win. European and American doctors de Driver & Son and all leading druggists. trict where rain is unusual at this time clare that ginseng has no especial me of year, that the experimenters got in dicinal value, but to the Chinaman it is Height of Cruelty. their work. It was accomplished by a less sacred his and than the Nervous women seldom receive the only joss huge balloon filled with explosives, a be- sympathy they deserve. While often the ancestors. of his The Chinese, spirit large number of kites having their tails a old conservative people who pictures of health they are constantly loaded with dynamite and many charges ing good To withold sympathy from these never change their minds, have held fast ailing. unfortunates is the height of cruelty. of ordinary powder scattered in various by ginseng for 500 years. It is curious Ihey have a weak heart cansing short places upon the ground over an area of to find that the Canadian ginseng trade ness of breath, Muttering, pain in the some two miles. First the huge balloon is reviving again with the advent of side, weak and hungry siiells, and finally Ten minutes was set of! by electricity. of oppression, choking, Chinamen in numbers in America. It swelling ankles, and dropsy. Dr. Miles' New later the dynamite tails of the kites smothering is not likely that the craze will ever Heart Cure is just the thing for them. were shot away by the same means. did in For their nervousness, headache, weakLast of all the powder was touched off. strike our northern neighbor as it still there is big money in ginseng ness, etc., his Restorative Nervine is In ten minutes the barometer fell rapid- 1716, Fine treatise on "Heart and The druggist buys it from the Nervous Diseases" again. and marvelous testily and a rainstorm of six hours followed. and one dollar a rural pound digger at monials free. Sold and guaranteed by The explosions were heard forty miles sells it at retail for five dollars a pound. II. A. Walker. away and made a noise like artillery. The rain covered an estimated area of Miles' Xerve and Liver Pills. What Would Happen? 1,000 square miles, and the cost of it is Act on a new principle regulating the be are to If French credited, liver, stomach and bow lea through papers put at one cent and a half to the acre-d- irt the madness which Gustav Freytag has the nerves. A new discovery. Dr. cheap. Still, until further experimenting pointed out as coming from the exercise Miles' Pilis speedily cure billioupness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, censtipa, of unlimited power has already overproves beyond a doubt that the explotion. Unequaled for men, women, chilsions brought the rain, there will linger taken the German emperor. The full dren. Smallest, midost, surest. 50 in most minds the question, Wouldn't narration of the scene on the imperial doses, 25 cents. Samples free, at EI. A street. it have rained anyway? If the explo- yacht after the emperor's departure from Walker's, on Twenty-fourtsions did really produce the refreshing England is one to make an American The Morning- Cocktail showers, however, then they mark the thank fate that he does not live in a Taken lefore breakfast, creates a false second beginning of an era in civilization, aud monarchy. The story that the injurious appetite. A wineglass full of below vessel did officer of the go really constitute an achievement no less great Dr. Henley's English Dandelion Tonic and shoot himself after the emperor taken before meals strengthens the dithan the invention of the steam engine. struck him a blow on the cheek because gestive organs and enables you to relish a hearty meal without injury to the Now comes the scheme to colonize our he hesitated to give up command of the tomach. to the lunatic 'ruler has not been negro population in Mexico. The only yacht Schooner beer oe a glass at Broom laborers in many parts of that country fully confirmed. But it is not like bar. for a responsible journalism European are Indians who will only work till they For comfort and durability wear the and leading French paper to make out of get enough to fill their stomachs with Putnam mining shoes. that whole cloth the Emperor dispatch food; then they He by, till they are hunAdvertisers get results at home and Trained colored laborer? William ordered all the officers of the abroad when they use the coluros of The gry again. beand go below, Commercial. from the United States Could step Id yacht to go off duty run that and reap a harvest in building Mexican cause he himself was going to Use Dr. Martin's Summer Complaint to show railroads and otherwise developing this ship. The Almighty was going Dysentery and Diarrhoea remedy. Warwent as it do along. him how to they ranted to cure every case. For eale by old, new country. The promoters of the a sailor purposely all druggist?. Mexican colored colonization scheme de- Then it is related that madman and threw him clare they have already the names of ran against the broke his kneecap and he so down that MANHOOD RESTORED. 6,000 men who wish to migrate to the "SANATIVO." th aud all on board the saved thus yacht Wonderful Spanish republic south of us, but they are opRprimiv, is aold with a from destruction. posed by the colored politicians V'ho Written Cuarantee it is half the tale all Nejvous Yet even true, if (ocure wish to stay in the United States and such as Vn be in a of to II Loan of Brain William mind shows the Memory, bold offices. Headache, Polfr, Wakefulncs, Lost dangerous condition. Is this the man Nervousness, a destinies of the to is who powerguide all drains and It is true that the Atlantic steamer After Use loss of power of thein like the Ger- Before ful and people splendid Generative record her Oicnns of with Teutonic, Photographed from life. covering ' eithi'r sex, cauFeil ny excessive or the the distance between Queenstown and mans? Indiscretions, youthful which llltl niatelr If worst should come to worst, more- ise of tobacco, opium, or stimulants, rut up lead to Infinnitv, Consumption and Sandy Hook in 5 days 16 hours aud 81 the emperor become a raving in convenient fn'rm to carrv in the vest pocket.we Pricea minutes, beat by one hour and thirty-seve- n over, and S. With every (. order for give a or fl package, bethe cure or refund written guarantee toto nv minutes the quickest time ever lunatic, as the kings of Bavaria did address, t in ular free mail sent by money, for the a fore and empire Address, regent Mention him, this to paper. 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