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Show Vol.l. St. Geoi'gc, Utah, Wednesday, March 18, 1868. NO. 9. incura-- . on lha brain of mot of the f ranieni the night of the 12th of Jannsry, the wealthy grandmother, with an -- i the twelfth toast as fol- hie distemper, she is precious: as a here; team are leaving every day Star reports Published everj' WEDNESDAY low: wet nurse she has no equal among calculating to make Bridger be t ore the soft weather seta in, and thus-bmen. Laughter. morning, at Hie "Times building, Woman The pride of the profesrrady to proceedfrom there at ihv-What, sir, would the, people of the St. George, Utah. Ter. sions and the jewel of ours. We hava also, earth be without a woman? They first opportunity. to was toast The by responded ff would be scarce, sir, almighty scarce. now and again, Liliputiau furores Tn Our l)lii TiflMi. Samuel Clemens, better known as let us cherish her; let us protect about Hobble creek (Springville), BOYII0ODS DAYS. Mark Twain, who remarked as follows: Then I do not know her let us give her our support, our Sevier river, Bringham Kanyon, Cot Mn. Fwsidiht: BT J. H. MABTIXBAU. cncouragefneut, our sympathy our tonwood, Ac. How. they why I should be singled out to redistinction of the selves, if we get a chance. (Laugh How pleasant are tlie memories of tlie ceive the greatest crening for so the office of replying tee.) past! But, jesting aside, Mr. President, to woman ha been re The many atones of wild and boyish glee to the toast woman is lovable, gracious, kind of in ardod allin Applause. f aud age. every the When gathered ws lipe of all respect o not know why 1 have received heart, beautiful, worthy Not . mast, be that I am of all esteem, of all deference. From walnut, hickory and chestnut tree; tUis distinction, uulesi it to drink her to a trifie less homely than the other any here will refuse The pond whoso water clear we used in this bumper members of the club. But he this health right cordially The following was published in the cleave has am proud of wine, for each and every one hon-haI Mr. President, it s whose arm may, and With strong spreading liartfoid Times while Mr. Lincoln nd y.u could not pr.onUy known and loved ond of the imUon, kone of them all deep profound was a candidate for the Presidency ohos.n any one who would have red - verv bo.t We now explore then up again to breathe mother. his own ) (Applaiue it more gladly, or labored the second time. It is decidedly rich: While merry laughter echoes all around,. accepted do the to will heartier subject with a The skating pond the riding down the In ono of the towns in Conned icut CORRESPONDENCE. than I. Because, sir, I love the justice bill I love all women irjust previous to our State election, sevsrr. Laughter. the school quilting The winter spelling Salt Laki, Feb. 20. eral persona were discussing the of age or color. Laughter. respective boe measures and candidates of ) arties. cannot estimate Ed. Times: Human intelligence old aad rouud tho mossy Onr rambles At last the weather, the snow, the The Republicans, one of whom was owe to woman, sir. She we what mill ice, or the ground has begun to break the town chrk. were bitter against she buttons our on sews Laughter; be. Oh! wo were happy as wo well could she up, at any rate wo have tho hare Governor Seymour, calling him a clothes our mends Laughter; how ehool! and it is very traitor and a friend of the South, asWhat trick wo played in us in at church fairs; she con ground to walk upon, ropes favor of tho wrathful frowned us whatever ht soft I can assure you, nevertheless, as serting that lie was in tells she in fides us; 111 spent 1 that to a con- plan of the South, which was that Tho master, when loine luckless can find out about the little private an individual, prefer themselves, inde- llOl sho gives tinued hard biting frost, with nothing they should govern . the of affairs neighbors; irurvliiur. citl. ff 1 fpund vyntr; Well," 1. 1 uc gives pieccf ot Her 'ifiind hpbtl" I?at"bf TfSoir.' Tverjojy is said a Democrat, do wrote. you oppose aud sometimes 11 of it; fired of the present of this kind? Whai punishment we often used to suffer sometimes (I hope lraay say "We dr, she soothe, our aching brows; she past) ivin'er. The rich got surfeited the From cruel birch, or sitting 'tween two town clerk; "no one hut bears our children ours as h general with the monotonous snow; and tlie replied a traitor will utter seulimcnta of that misses In all relations of life, sir, ii poor suffered all they wanted to for charaoter." Let me read them tn Who first would one side crowd, and then thing. is just and graceful tribute .to woman we winter. Sleighing and have said skating tho the other you, Dcmociut, "I have of her that she is a brick. been the best that has been had for to say them here many word to faco for burn with mocking Or cius.e our word; when cor- Rinks of Laughter. are ; years. rcspecU.lc size kisses! roclly reported, you may 11..1 feel an rrreat found around and there a block; every you place woman, utterly hoslilo to tl.o words uttered, That punishment hath now its terror Josl been hare 8 or 3 whatever or in estate parkssir, position skating They are as follows: A s girl will find, who try it, to tloii coat. she is an ornament to the place she oc- in full (Operation, where ladies and Any ptople, anywhere, being inon theis finest and a to some treasure s'reaks. the world. gents put clined and having the power, have the cupies, FOIt OlUI DIXIE TIMES. Here Mr . Twain pAiued, looked in times to shape and time of a cotillion right to rise up hnd shake off the exfrom the tune nt his reband. The ice and hearers, qiyringly quadrille isting government nnd form a new Dixie Times nu skal hors that the applause should come has averaged two feet m thickness, and one that suits them better. Nor i marked Dun sterko Pros oi utoppes km in at this point. It came in. Mr. frost lias been traced for three feet in this Y'irgin sevl ondskjont beau )rolr right confined to cases in which the resumed his Twain hunMend Do Look Da uu!p) in. ground. Scores, peiliaps dog byirger eulogy. the people of any existing government Nu knopper Dixfa skjoumi at Cleopatra! look at Desdcinona dreds, in this city, that were formerly may choose to exercise it. Any porfcmart Dixie Blonisire aoin eu liru.l, look al Florence Nightingale! look helped through the winter, by work on tion of such can that people may revlook at Lucrctia canals, ditches. Ac., have not been able at Joan of Arc! I Dixie minge file sure Dnicr olutionize, and make their own of so tlur hovedgiii') niinge fik Borgial Disapprobation expressed. 'o earn aeent at it, and they have much of the territory as they inhabit. Lia ailing ayiiui den at true said Mr. Twain, scratching his , fered accordingly, More than this, a majority of any )g de art fra Dixie gik. head doubt fully .suppose w IrtLuci etia Our Legislature adjourns such people may revolutionize, putslide look at Joyce Heath look at! They have been putting Jlvein farer best vil I mig crura things ting down a minority, interminuled Mon ikke dent soin ankm In r mother Kvs. cries of Oh, oh brisk since and with or nfar about them, who through pretty last, niy I) may Som virkerhvor tie erlxniOit Vou need not look at her unless you have paused some acts which will their movements. Mon ikke de klenodiol taui. want to, but. said Mr. Twain, reflect prove of material benefit to citizens in oppose is It rank treason." so id one of Her allerdo er dot god ively, after a pause. Eve was orna- - various parts of the Territrry. Your the It is Tom SeyRepublicans. i mental, beforo the fash-- 1 southern radr will, doubtless, he Fmglit ftf votes Autfight svcl sir, particular more's copperheadtsm, said another, ' Vinraiikoii borer drticr sodo 1 on look nl sir, to an learn changed. at; of repeat, pleased appropriation and the man who uttered those detest' Abyle, i'aer og Pitch vi bar. the iilustriott " names of history! Look live thousand dolhr.i to the able words ought to be confined in Fort Vilmaken bl muster g Dixie glades at Widow Machreel look at Lucy road in Washington and improve Kune coun-8:onLafayette, and be fed on bread and I)et ode land nil glvor 6 rod look at Elizcbatli Cady Stan-- ! ties. ll.imiild dot hvido her km nvloj water during the war. He is t. ton! Look at George Francis Train! I am informed that President Vevea bet. karos Og Spindles, traitor." Great laughter. And. sir, I say with oung i busy for residing prepirin The Democrat laughed and quieitr Hvor er ot Folk mccr uafhongig bowed head and deep veneration time a litila in Provo. He takes a End Dixin folk som atrtM o. vtur, said; "Gentlemen. ABRAHAM LINlook at the mother of Weahingtou! portion of his Af all novdondig do er riigo family with him. By COLN, the President of the United She raised a boy that could not lie tho byo, Provo bench seems to me to Jeg veed jig aiidnvr Uet rsant. States, uttered those words! " could not lie he But be a for Applause. n of locality good largo part O Dixie laud vi dig vil priise The .Democrat afterwards proved never had any ehance. Oh, oh! It the incoming immigration this F.mlsrkjout Dig mango kaldcrslet year, his nisertion by showing the RepubDu cr vor klodu og vur spiisc might have been different if he had if sufficient water can be guaranteed. lican a copy of 3i9 of Lincoln 1) i or vur lijom iior ui cr mat belonged to a newspaper corresponthe in lies still seducer, Campbell, Nn kuopper Dixie akjiMua Rir dents club. (Laughter, groans, hisses, a speeches: jimeiou Ute Saart Dixio Blouiotru sum cn Brud. nd eri.. of put tiim out. Mark ) II. I. IvsaaoN. ,i0 lIu yolt ,iWo Critjin.8 bi iu Cotion. At St. Joseph, upper setlooked his excited au 12S. Feb. placidly upon Dixie? Tho only demonstration of Washington dienee and resumed:) tlement of the Muddy, there was fear manifested in this part can he I that in whatever last season 14,600 lbs. clean WOMAN MARK TWAINS tion repeat, sir, woman ehe isposi- seen very frequently in the morning grown an in the shape of a you place OPINION OF I1ER. great number of lint cotton, produced by twenty-thre- e ornament to society and a treasure toj(;0uples proceeding happily towards men; also 2,000 bushels' of wheat, the world. Asa sweetheart sho has few! the north-centr- e of this little burgh, some corn and oats, with usual amount f At tho anunl banquet of tho equals and no superiors (Laughters); each with a characteristic bundle. of vegetables. Bro. Tho3. Day raised gton correspondent's club held on as a coiftin she is cenvi'Hieui; as nj Tim gold fever on Sweetwater is 500 lbs. ginned cotton from dni aeff e y , ve -- sen-timen- ta ! suf-Wel- l, I w, ; i o! i -- ; I ; ! Af |
