Deseret evening news. [volume], May 13, 1893, Page 6, Image 6

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' It DESERET TiYENiyG ITEWSi SAT UUP AY. 3fAY 1.1 1803.
; paraetti and gpie.
Biff Goodwin's Sucooss LaBt Nln"t.-Cnrmonclta To-nl3ht. "Dan"
f Olson Doad.-Padorowskl's Caoapo from Chlcaso.
Bi': Amu3omont Notos.
B It It fifteen years now sluco Nut
H' QooUwIn look Stlt Iiks by norm an J
't Kvocur publlolta tint taile of fares
H coinaJy aril biirlrrquw blended Inlhe
H fan.ous old llobblte llio jilonser '"
H Ilia school of tnuilral travesty nnd
H fates which Ilia sloio submerged llio
B f country. Tho success tba odor thru
H ' mads Imprinted lila name Indelibly on
B tha public memory, and otory jihae of
H hia career alnco that lima baa bteu
HG, watched with Intereit. That career
H1 baa been n Tarlejated one, but ono that
H baa kej.tthenamo of Goodwin Hi goml
LH sited typo before ths public eye. Home-
i times It waa a newiucceaa In liutlttiiuf,
when ba lunged Inch Into tun old
fleld Willi somsttalnfcllkelioreiiio Initio
Mated; again it waa a Jump orer t
B liondou and an entry In the lltt
H ' agaloal London' Idui, Mr. Took;
B . again It was a llttta divorce episode,
BB diversified by Mr. and Mit. Goodwin's
IB ' barricading their bouaea against each
ctber.and Inlemwrsed with cauitla
BH comments made by ilr.Ooodwin torn-
BBT tionera toncernuu; bla di-HcMful rela-
BBt tlons with his mollier-ln-law; still again
BB i ItwutheueuaofhowMr.UocdwInhad
BH I been Imodwltikwl by cerialu Hew
i York lleputdlcan admlrera of hla, ln:o
BBt1! bellevlnir. Hint Harrison had a "wnlli
BB'' over" In hla conlotl with Cleveland,
BB and how thu actor had "dropped"
BB $25,000 the I rotlta of a whole aenam
BBt lu backluK up that opinion. HUH
BB later cauie tho newa of a ijuarrel wllh
BB ' Ml" Amber, bla leading lady, who
BB left tba cuturany for Ihrou comccu-
BB) tlveuluhUon account of Mr, (JooJ-
BB I win's allowed predllectlona for the
BJB l festive) and flowing cup, and who waa
kM Induced u return again only alter lha
itUr had rrglttered n aolemn vow to nb
ataln llntKtlol tu and loruver. Ho that
It ran not be said Mr. Goodwin hat
fjj ' suHeiod from being nllowid at nil to
BB 1 '" "ut of ""' vluw 0 tl,s runl'oeye.
BB "ut atldu frotn.nll thcao more or leaa pel-
BB ' tonal rtatona why thum la audi a
BBt Ksneral luleiett III Ida ullilra, It the
BBT lact that Goodwill baa utuiu steadily
BB mounting tho ladder of fame lowaraa
BB I the luou of thu mors legitimate, and
BB that ytar alter year uv lias shawn tbo
BB great publlo that he hl lu him the
BB ttull of n Kayinoudorit JeMVreiii, ami
BB that bla laleuta were very larfloinlo-
BB Ing olrcumicrlbed by Ibu limit of
BBT farce and bjrlcnur. He allowed
BB! aomethliig of hla moru aerlotia lent In
BB the Uola Mlue, which lie gave hero
BBT two yeara ago, and Uit night huatepped
BB dlrecty Into tho domain of llnltued
BB and high clam tomedy ny lil Inter-
BH t pretatlou cf Chauncey bliort In Mr.
BBt Uarletoii's admirable play oi 'I'l.u
BB Gilded Foil. Allhough the character
BBTjj Is moulded In the humorous vlii,it lua
BB1 IU miinunta of arlotiinen and even
BJB palbot, una la the ttrav.r aa well m
BBI t be Hvtllir mjodt, Uuodwln waa
BH equally admltahle. In whatever he
HB( dueeha exert) tha atrongeit kind or
BBL! .-
magnotltmon hit nudlenor, and Ilia
bnrly curtain callt ha Invarlibly rt
calred were given aa much for hi
flionsacpncani for hla comedy onia.
The hit he toored wot uudoulte-1 and
genuine. Aid lo from 111" mar tho
pretenlatlon Man well rcndcrul nnd
tliormiithly nrll-tlc Tho iccnery and
attllngi werebeaullful. The auppul,
wblcb lncludcl audi well known or
tliti at Mr. Holt, whoto broker waa
mindful of Mordauut In the Henrietta,
JeanClJta Waltera, nil old-time Halt
hika favorite, who wai accorded a
waim welcome, Mabel Ambor, a
charming leading lady, and Minnie
llupree, who lines played Huaau In
lltilbylha Kucmy with auch good
effect. It la n matter nf regret that
.Mr. Ujodwlu and hit excellent com
pnny had tu limit their atay tonne
night. They appotr lu Option thla
ovcnlng.
Tha newa that "lMn"0!on It dead,
will come aa it tad autran toliuti
ilnda who remenilcr hlnl a the merry
vlollnlatof plomer ilayn. Ourfathen
uud iculhereowe him a neraonal debt
forth' many dillghlful eviuluga he
gave them, nnd tiie manner In which
he exorcltrd melancholy In the lylnit
dajaclHalt Ijike'a early aettlemeot.
A letter from Klllmore, datod the lOlb,
biji:
On Monday evening the pcotlecl
Klllmote weiuahocked to Irarn uf tl.e
death of Dllilil Ulieu, an ntaenuJ
rlllten, nnd ono who Is dlatluKUithid
ni lu'luij una of tho moat promlacut
mutlclaua of ccntlal and toutheru
Utah. Hie dltcaae was general tie
blllty, and at hla deathbed wcrahla
wlte, a family of children and n heal
oftilenos. In 1S5I Mr. Ulioli caiun to
Halt Lake C'lly auJ engaged In tho
musical rolinlon; f r many years he
toot: tbo Had aa a ball-loom vlollnltt
playing for lha aocial nnd iartlee
givi.li by l'retldeut Vcung at thu
Modal hall. AsiocUted wllh him In
the muilial itolealon were Mirk
Uroltill, Wm. Potter, Jothua Ml Jgley,
Jim G'urreynud others who are Well
known lo old Halt Iiikerr. After hla
marilagotoDelllaKinghe moved tu
Klllmoru. I-ait 1'rl.lty ovenlog h
llajetl for Ida last ball; ho felt cliterlul
auaaamed lo put all thu enthuibtm
huriuBLtttdlnto bla Inatiument. ilia
vlclln Is n very llr.u ouo of an eld
uakuaud hot been In bla hands In
fonitanl um for forty jinn. It la
looktdupon by tho famlllly aa their
grentett traaaure. l'uuclal aeivltes
wero held toJay at too o'clock.
(Jarmecclta, tnv noted Spaclth
daniiute, Mil raakis her napiMrance
at tho Theater tonight In iviuju notion
wllh tba comedy The 1'rudlgal Father,
Carmeuclta baa aohluvod a triumph
which noutherdaucer bat ever before
reached. For threo yearaahuappeared
lu Kow Vork biforn audiences workvJ
up to the gieitcat eiithuilatm and her
ilsi'idiigni thodachuca, Haudlatn and
llnVvluutitia created u perfict lurjte.
Mea.ra. Jelleraon, Ivlaw and l'.rluuger,
lha managers of the Country Circus
and TLb Houdan, aro alio managing
The I'rudlgal Father. Cieo. Danham
lain the cail, and hla Impersonation
of Illegally l'rodlgal Father Is said lo
be veiyfuuny. Uco. C. lloulfaco Jr.,
appears In puu part of tho oomrdy
ilagultid naan Afrlpau king, and Mlia
lllancho Chapman Ford npeata aa n
acrlO'Ccnilo singer.
1'oor raderowtkl hat gotnntcf Chi
cago and nllo.l for his 1'ollth home.
Hit ftrrwoll wotdt wtro funny al.
mcln fjniiy aa "Judge" l.tnnou'a
nldlugoverthedltuleof btriaand
pianos: "Ahl Chlcoo," he cried,
"Hal iltjl Dlrly clljl I had gooa
frlundslure, but lha lommltslonrrs,
thu dlrrctor-eutral, they treat mo llku
what yni call a convlo'." Hla
tupirh mauo IrciuUcd fattitllcally an
huahoukhla htad In furlout Indlgtia
thu. "I love America and the Amerl
ennr," he ttlJ, "I loe Ihem nett to
my l'clind, rimy alwaye Irtat 1'ollth
ariltttao kindly. Hut nit week, for
twenty-four hours, 1 Iclt aa If I had
tone acmetbliig Horrible. I was so
nbmud by tho Chicago news apart,
and watched and si led upon, nnd rait
re retenled. I didn't know until a
fuw minutes before I went on thaatagu
whether I could tlay. Mr. Tnoniat
great marl great mail ha aald 'liy,'
and I plajoj. Hut Cnluao, director
general, prmmlttlonera dlrly buil
neail l'al.l" And II. o great pianist
llghtoj n Irceh llunlan cigarette, if
which ha la nimlonalely fond, and
I uflod away Indignantly.
In lha meantime it will itrlko moat
fatrmlndod paoplo that Inatmuili at
I'aiercw kl volunloerod hUicrvlces to
tho Fair, hu ahculd have been allowel
to name hla own luiltumeiit. If ho
praferred n Htcluway, and wta accua
toiiiud lo that Imtrumenl, It waa n very
pttly pleco of butlaeis for Ibu Fair
manaucra to Insist on hla playing on
tome otucr piano, merely became the
Htclnwaye were not exhibiting. As
far 'hli particular part of the illipuie
Willi Theodore Thomaa goea,thu ubllo
la apt tu tnl.o the tide ol tha mutlclan.
A nolo to thu M:M from the Co
lumbian Celebration company, Chita
E0,uated May Gib, aujtl " There la
no ttu.li In llio luinort tliatTho Chi
i ngo Hptctatorlum" la to be abandoned.
It It no' Uluu puttied lo nouipletlou."
Thu Ji'iiw York llorfif cl Huuday
lait, however, laya thlit
It hat been known forsomo lltllo lima
that Hteelo Mackaye's great aiieclator
lum In Chicago could not bit madu
rtady for tome monllia. -Uu tla sayr,
liownver, that "tun priject ln vail
that neither time nor money l lelt to
completu It lu Ham ti lw of nnv value
during thu World's F.ilr, rourhund
red thouiand dollars Is aalj to bo tho
turn twiulrid to furnlth thn structure
and tu open tho chow. Kolmdy icemi
lu huuw where It la wmlig fruin, and
lueHnnhlloa huge unlluUti.d building
near the Lxpjtltlon nnd n costly
working model of Itio Cotumbut epcr
taclu nru all that there la to tliow for
monthavf prenaratlon and cuormout
expendlturts."
Nell llurgta's biu; succeat, Thu
Couuty Fair has bueu turn before,
but without Kill hlmaelf. Next Friday
nn nln to have it again, but thla tune
with tba atar hlmielf, ao that It will be
liken new attraction, Mr. Ilurgeia
Lot only brings hla entire New Vork
cmipmy hut ale) allcf thu reentry nnd
machinery, logelhor wllh his five
thoroughbred borsrs which alied ao
materially In making The t'ountr I air
onoof tbemott succestfulof plya on
tho American stage, though not a lit
tle of Ita woll merited lucceta la duo to
Mr. llurgeoa lilnueir,
A raoit excell.nt program la that
prepared for TutaJay evening next at
the Twentieth ward mtttlog houte,
when a farewell conceit a III bo given
In honor tf A. It. Wright and Fred
Hliumons, who lenvo thortly to fill
mluloos. Thoae who aplar ate: The
Unlou Ulee club, litter M. Wella, tho
vtttrau comrdl.ui W. C. Datibar,
Mrs. Agnea Olson- riumiw, l'rof. Joa.
J. Dsyuea, John Ilollnton, Maud May
llaoojck, l;. H. l'ltrie, Mlia Alinlu
Sieenton ouJMr. oinlMrJ.J.T.Duubar.
BTaUR ANll SltlSIO OTIH.
Bothcni made little If any money In
Han Frauclroo.
Men and Women ti allU tunning
profitably in Ijondon.
Duto ornud In London latt Thurs
day. It washer tint npicaranco tlure.
Tho Howard Athantum company,
now Uylng with great tuccere lu Htn
Frauclico, will bo lu bill I-aUo 1 1
June.
Mn.UimondTcnrlc(MlnnleConway)
baa aultlcleutly recovered from her
loug lllneta to rijolu htr huibund "on
tbo road."
Judlohaa been tinging in Home, af.
ttr no at lenru of ten yean, and though
thowlng many algnt ol wear, haa
piovrdalUitlll to charm the Italian
public
A retfirmauco of Krmlnle, by a
Juvenile uj era company of luV, uuder
the tutlagu of Mauauie Albtrlu Howe,
will to given nt the Tnejlir on next
Tuesday nnd Wednesday eveulngt.
Harali Heruhardt'a engagement In
llomu this eeatuu ladtclard to hau
bteu a llnauilal failure, oud aim la
luhl to luvo teen equally uuiucceMful
lu Noplti. I'ottl has been riually uu
fortunato. Hhuwaa "a dead failure" lu
MIUu.
The enlorprltliiR Caledonia Hoclety
kuvh it Ciini'ert and ball at tuo olJ
1, U. U. F. bail last night for the ben
efit of their World's Fair committee.
Thu hall was crowded with local and
vltlllug Hcute, and a very enjoyable
lluio was participated In.
Two tf John Hletion'i "Cruit of
Hoclety" uominules have closed and
there is u tvuitthut Mrs. Frauk 1. ti
ll u's organlzallou la falling to plecna by
lemon ol tho fuel that teverai uf thu
playira want their aalarlta und cannot
get Ibcra.
Jean Clara Wslteit aaya aha will
tpend two weeka In Halt iiafcu during
llio summer. Hho sprnlts glowingly uf
tho old drsmatia days bele when thu
utuil to play Lady Macbeth uud the
wholu'lnbernasla tliolr went on tna
ttu;u aa wfluhes to rtuder Locke's
music.
Mary An Jeraon's father waa Charlea
Jotepu AuJeraoD, a Conltdirale
ufllcir, who lost hla llio lu IeOI. Her
mother subsequently married lit.
Hamilton Urllllu, uf Loultvlllo, and
bewaaMlta Auderton'a manager for
many yeirr, nud la now apeudiu his
old age Willi Iter 111 Tumbridgu Weill,
In the atutli of Huglaud.
Frederick Wardo and Loula Jamis
endeU tl ilrteaiouat'lrenton lut Hat-
urday night. They aiy It haa teen ono
of marked prcaperlty, and they have
renewed their oniric! for live years.
Mr. Wardo will spend thn summer lu
Hrooklyn making ready fir an elabor
ate tcenlo revival nf Henry Ouy Carlt
ton's " Tho Lloti'Mouth"at tho Htir
thratirHept.il.
Felix Mortli, who haa leen a mem
ber nf Itoilua Vokoa's company for
Iholait teti years, haa left thecompnny
for good. A story has In on currentlhat
there had been a terlous dlllirenco
ticiween Morris and Actor Mnrlut,
who Is rait for parts Morrn formerly
lliyed. Manager Fleming dinlesthtie
rumors. Mr. .Mortl't la going to atar
next staton.
It. K. Thomas' "barnacle," n email
IhcUnnumln thoHevenlh ward, capa
bin cf tutting three hundred piiople,
wna cruwdtd tu the back w.ill but
night uy frlenda ul Fred W.HIramona,
Who nuemblid to listen lo n concert
program and glvo hlnl a farewoll tes
timonial prior to lila departure to
Hctndluavla. Tub muiloal fea'urrs
were greatly applauded, and Mr. Him
in.. n a haa vvnry right to feel proud of
lha testimonial.
THE FAR NORTH.
swi nr.s.
The remains of 211 penous have
been cremated at the Stockholm in
itiatory alum It waa opanoJ.
Thelllkadai; has appropriated 800,000
clowna for ammunition for tho new
rlrl ea and loOXIO crowns for theVotbcrg
f.rtlflcatlom.
Iben's "Hygraetttr HolnisV waa
pleiebtvl threo nights at tho Opera
rbeatirof Hlickliolni. Tho play was
rccelnil with universal apauie.
King Otcar attended tho latt represen
tation. Congressman Vavrlmky recently
delivered nu addreta on 'Tiaoo" in
Utali. It atruik thu audleuco eo
favorably ilhat a peace uulon wua
started with a immbcrshlp if cuu
btindreJ.
At n mine near Orangtsberg E7
mlurrs alruclt for higher wages. Tliltlt
not very slrangt, their monthly wagia
iKlngSH.Sj. About line hall cf tho
men were dlicbargcd for good, and thu
teat went to work again.
Tho ac-called "lllg Urowery" at
Htcckhohu lost Ibl.UUll latt year. The
ciuioof this uuutual statu ofthlnga la
duo lo thu auccess of voiiitellug
breweries lu spreading thu rumur that
the water uaeU at thu "Dig llruwrry"
wsa dangerously Impure.
Tbo Clitllllng Induttry uf Spain
bus made such prognss duriuglbu
loat lew years that said country will
hi ncorortlil effectively c'utod ugalutt
the lraort uf splrila from bvtedeu.
Some of the Hwudltn goods already
Imported mult bu aold ut n pcaltlvu
lO'S.
'ThoIVople'sHouie" cf Malmo la
the ubllu lull opened by the social
democrala uf Hwidec. It wai ileul
eattd the cithur uvanlng in thu
pretence of 6U0 aocialNta uf Malmo
uLd other titles. "The People's
Houie"naeerictid by abulldlnt asao
o atlon if tho samo uamual a cestui
SIS.WO.
A violent tloroi from tho tiorthwett
broka up the lea on Like Vettern, and
pllnd up Ihn loo blocks Inbin gtllterlng
wall from elht to twelve latt high.
Much dtruagn waa dona lo lha locka ut
Vaditeoa. tho eight wai (rand and
nothing like It wai ever wltmsiedat
that place.
A committee appoluled bv the
I ulldlng Inspectors or tho city cf Stock
holm has reported tint the prnpoiod
contraction of a ayalem of suhwaya
for water ami gas pipes, telephone and
teltgraph wiles, etc., la notfcrtllblo ex
cept In ceiUIn parts cf the c.tr, and
the plan will be abandoned for thu
time being.
Thn moat Interfiling coso at llio
hcerllolol Lundlu tholilttory of that
loilllutlon Is a man who nil Into u
tujr attheagaof S-lyrarsand enmo
In aealn nearly ten years afterwards.
Hu la now perfectly sine b'lt forty
threo yeara of hla ills aro a complete
blank, atll ho has to learn tne moat
common altalrs of Ufa Irom tho begin
ning. Mrs. Frvdrlkko Nlelien, a Norwegian
lady, who haa spent years and years
pre lohluglu Nirway, Denmark nnd
America, tapeclally In Minnesota, baa
been conducting a aeries of revival
inretlugantHt. lMul'j ctiuroh, Htoo
holm. For a acrks of yiars Mm.
Nlo'sen wsa a successful actiuta at tho
National theater titabllthed by Ole
Hull at Hereon, llolh HJornion nud
Ibicn woro unco her lurtructurs.
oIl'AV.
Tho present tcasion of lha storthing
will cloto lu Ihn latter part of June.
Vlggi Ullman, the president of the
Norwegian storthing, will talo atrip
to America next fall.
Twenly-flvo of tho labor organlzi
Hone have Joined tho contra! organisa
tion of the left.
An Aalliorg lady who haa been mar
ried twooly-ttirco yeara haa Jutt given
birth lo her twentieth child. The
chlldnn, flvo boya and flftrou glrli,
were all hialthy at their blrtli.
The alalement lo tha cilect that
l'remler Hlreu Is a grandson of a man
who live I In eoulhurn Hwtdeiiprovn
tiboerronius. Thennceilor of Mr.
Hteen havu lived lu Norway fur
giueratiour.
l'eole talk, (Me lljormtforne
I!ornton, very tightly of dliiolvlng Ihu
union at If It conlJ ba dona by the
stroke vf tho pen through onenf tho
iinragrnpha of cur fundamental law.
If Uu country wruMinlulmuui or nearly
so, it might be dona on aatltfaclory
terms, fur why ahoiill Hwcdun cling
to a partnership, which the other In
sist on renouncing? Hut for ouo
lolltlcnl party In Norway to force or
nub thraugh n dliaolutlon of tho union
ngalnit uuotber Norwegian party la an
adventure which mutt end in n llatco,
If uothlugworoo.
lilghly-yeara-old talnamuit ba ex
ceedingly rare, but thu twin a'ateis
Hetty nud Thoriae Bilomouaoii, cf
Covicliagen, conilcted their HOth
year tho other day. The cicloginurlau
twins, whuvrjuy thu eattiui of their
town people toa maiked degree, receiv
ed n great number of congratulations
during the da), Klug Christian him
stlf being among tha congrntulators.
The Caeper (Wyo.,) Tritium aiya
that that oity hla uuuhlud Iti )opu
lotion within thriei minlbs.
trrct. e,l lira,. I or PAltute.
Owincf ti its habit nf liarting r.novrns
toon ns mt down, nlmoatvrlthontiegan.'
to weather or sc.uon of tlioyMr, if llx
gronnd li not frozen, tirclmrd griM
tmlci'S nn cxcclloat pmluro when thickly
reeded, mvinB food lath early and lato
In tho i-caion. It will bear continuous
feeding ltter than nlmoet nnylhlng bnt
blnogrnu, but it h'uono fiulti If not
color fod down, tho la.it lato full growth,
whin heavy. Is liable to fall down upon
tho irown cf tho roots nud rmother Itself
out. Those who !in e It should loolc ont
that tin ro la not ranch left standing em
the Held when winter comes In. ItUnlsii
caily ainolhorcd by weeds when it llrst
cimn'1 up, nnl If Ihey nro plenty tiny
ulitmld i mown down until tha grass
gets uboio thorn.
Tor p.turo tow In April or May, tI.it
nbunt S bushels of scM (o tho ucrc. It
may Iw mown tvrlou tlmllnt J ear If it
docs well, and mowing ono or two years
would recm to mnkolctter pasture after
ward llian lo turn tlio cattlo em tho fir t
season. Tho tufts ilool nut inoro nnd get
a better nnd deeper hold. It will grow
iilwii nluiost Lny Held whtro blno crats
will, thongli it liken boat nilch, deep
soil. If net mown, tho cattlo should not
bo turned on It before llio hto fall, but B
It might ln cnt nnd foil grcin or cured
In July. Wo should ecrtilnly rw bluo
gran mul whito clover with it forpislur
ago unlcu seen lliat they would cumo In
spontaneotisly, naya American Cultiva
tor, authority for tho foregoing.
Sole. In fatting.
"Chemicals nnd ilover" nro bringing
about radical change on tho poorer aoila
cf I-ons Iahnd nnd New Jersey.
"Fertilized (inuln i" la ery much tho
fashion just now among progrcasliu
farmers in tho casUrn states who nro
working om solli.
Clover, which Is even inoro readily
winter killed than wheat, succeeds best
cu land naturally dr) , or which lias Itch
thoroughly underdrulncd.
Ono of tho regulation of tho Colum
bian e xhibltion consists In miuldn;? tho
uso ut wldo tin s on tho licmy team was
una einployoil in tho (rrjnnds.
A Pure Koiwegian
oiiistiiCKinfiusci! e rv
In tlie production M
of Scott's Kmul- (yrtTnY
slon Ilypoplios- fJfeiKl0
pltltciof Lime and TSrf V
Soda arc added jl J 1
for llicir vital cf- "Y'VifsP"
feet upon nerve cs3t-)i.C.
and brain. Jt'o -v'SjCJ-S'""
mystery surrounds this formula
the only mystery is liow quickly
it builds up flesh and brings back
strcngtli to tlie weak of all ages.
Scoffs Emulsion
will check Consumption and Is
indispensable in oil wasting dis
eases. ?''- 'I'.j1 tV" K Y AllJrtrtltlt.
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H'i Announce to the Public that they will put on the market for the first time i
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I MONDKY ? MORNING, ? MHY 15, ? 1S93. I
M Their Now Lino of LAUNDRY SOAPS, manufactured by a lately and vastly improved patented process.
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H This lino is munufneturod expressly for Z.C.M.I., who have already ill4w
given an order for Five Hundred Boxes, as an eneouragemenL jf Is luc lulc manufactured for the regular commercial trade, and
H to an important Home enterprise, and as a testimonial to the syM&- .,, , ,. , , ,,
superior merits of the new Soap. ' 1 AVl11 be Ior sal everywhere in. the city.
I OUR POSITIVE CLAIM IS
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H That these Soaps aro not only the equal, but tho superior of any others in the market. We only ask
H the housewife to give them a trial by applying tho best going test washing out a piece of Flannel
H with these Soaps. Do that and we shall bo content to accept your verdict. ,
I' Out IRHao-siiiTu-. Tmloi ftrMTr.s "E WHITS WIH0SR
are equal to the Best Toilet Soaps brought into this market. They arc highly perfumed and put up in beautiful wrappers, and will also bo introduced early I
next week.
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F. A. GRANT, President. JOHN HENRY SMITH, Vice-President. HEBER J. GRANT, Secretary and Treasurer. R. S. GRANT. J. H. GRANT. f ..i0u.
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