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\ direct foHr-hsurs connection Is made hctvs-S
Richmond ANA Norfolk hy trains leaving Rich
moud 40 1880 a. VI. aud Norfolk 10 1910 =. VI.
AT trains leaving Petersburg win starl from the
AppomattoN depot
>. y. hENIN, General superintendent
A. PofE, 6cncral Passenger aud Ticket Agent
AZ
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DUILADELPHIA, RICH ii ~
~SkA<s6ts>
MOND AND NORFOLK
arFAIsHIp COAPANY.

Amounted s3illng days. Every TLtsDAai tne
FRf3AY - ~ a., and every 3tsDAi -
4. n. $500, ,,.ti...,t .t,.a. ..,. 80.
..t,-,t ttU as A. NJ. scr suuoaNt q ai4fr III
5 p. ii. saturday. fTeight received oAAy al D
4. n.
Pare, ~. -
-teamcrs connect as Phlladclph-s for fail fiyeI
anu thu L;.si.
sor firiher 10 formation. apply 30
TO J. W. eicCAERlCk'
Genersl southern Agrst, oiilce Rockstt.
W. L. Ol.iD d ( Co.
no80 General AxeGls.
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baltimore. Jane ~ ir-1nia f. consoldat I,
g.; second .crcs. - pa''-.i"' 'e'p'"''
new lO-4Os, f1. fid.
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Passenger frlu connects 40 Wet Point daily
except sunday With steamer Tor baltimore AID
The Nor'h.
Frc.gni trains leaving Richmond. af,CI5 :. NJ.
and 7.iu b. 3D.. aill have cugcr-coachos At
tgfhed.
Train $50. "a connects 90 iurkCYiic with SO.-
l0k aud Western railroad ior Farmgllc. G}nci
burg. and ali .1nthwc,tcrn points.
Train SO. 90 Through p1srugCrl stops at al STA
lions. connecting 80 nnthrrins with Million ard
-utherliu NaTrOw-eauge rulrord Tor Milton. at
salisbury with Western north Carolina railroad
f0r ali points la Western North taroiiua. "a At
iinta for an points south aud southwest.
Train No. 81 Through passenger aud maill sioIs
at All satluus. connecting 20 ~ulh0flius with hil-
tOl audi -uthcrln Nafrow-a saugc railroad COR
Milton, at ArlHl3 Tor ail points south ana south
west: at Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia md
Augusta railroad for Columbia. Augusta, sayar =
Nah. aud iuriua points.
Trains from tle south arrive "a Richmond At
1870 T.. NJ. 1880 g.. ", ANA l.tt J.. ~. ANA rom
West Pointat i0.2n A. ~. Passenger, and 3 4. VI.
and -.lO y. " iFrcightl
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE.
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& PARTSERsHErs
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

= - D ~ - ~ Af+'.'f'-N ~.r
RICHMOND. VA. Nay 3. 1852.
The partnerships heretofore conducted under ttc
frm-u.incs Of NIL. -kiNktR IL WATKINS
and HILL K SKINNER are ihia day di solved hy
mutual consent CHARLES -. NIL and
CHARLES b. -h1NkEH having ihi- daf sold ANA
IRAN. rrDd their entire Interest Boo thc slld nrins to
CHARLES WATKINS. who assume all 90 Tie
ANY ono uf Iir uudcrsI gnci is authorized O. rni-
i-rf ana receipt i0r ADJ ciIima duc amy 81 ihc il1
f~fgncIf CHARIT- 3D.. HILL,
l~rurT tIlhHLE~ r.. -hINkiE.
~lmcdl CHARLIE, WATKINS.
CHARLES WATKINS wiz continue 1u.inc'-
under llc style and nru-iImc 0t tHAiLL~
WATKINS * co.
Referring OBJ tic above Uoiiro ~ dissolution ~
the l4to hrIu of NIL, ~hlNAiR K vs. WATKINS,
VIII from tll. dttc conduct LtAt-INbAt CO.
GRAIN. aud GENERAL t0NNi--iOt il -i-
MISS under tkc nru-uuu.t nl tiAhLi- I|
IaI2. ma. and lfIu Cary street. ana solicit ile
.'lrsuagc nf thr fricud. nf the old lrua win
which have been 30 bong connected. .....
CHARLIE ID. HILL.
Rlcw0,D. Say -. f---.
raralogi tau years ..,as.ocilted with enc iatl
frIn.Ul ffIii N -hIrI.r Hun iIIII. -sIuktr a. It-
iins.I u which 800. tliel.c. D. lhl 'Na he senior
uarIncr. ml sake iir frc 100 .9ur.il1 I'f
tHAHI n- ID. HlLL Is tO. N.r patronage ni iy
r.rr.nfil friend. Wnl lit .u..an-- Hith te above
Irfu. during uy connection win Ncn.
ny lt-e,ifu 49,. 10. b.. NONt'-.
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NOR NEW IORK.-Thc ola - -.
L Domiuion steamship Company s---s~-sss'
proposed sailing. ior llc week iaiioa.nf ,,..,.
al 10 flgNIs Captain WALhEhs klDA4t
Iure 4fh.at = O'Clock D.. NJ .,...
gIYANDoTTE. captain KELLY Ni HDAi'
irna n OBJ. so 4 D o'clock a. " ..
ROANOKE. Captain cotton IiirDAi juno
18Th. 90 0ciOck A.. \. ., &C.,,
Frright received up t0 J o.clork J.. Il. fria.l'
q o,ri.rs D.. q. saturday for rnheal tN' "A'
IL O'Clock ". lresdaY. g.,
-rbrrr.A illis of lldiug Iercd ana goods iyf-
,,r[iet ,.i'a lilrafch % al points npfth' splih'
.,.i. and west, also t0 foreign l"fit.
r...ltn. 2 .tc1lHfaD citations unsuri ASSET
1.,-'rllu care f1 Sew nrk Inclulinf inf.it
ana ierthI. go; round-iri i.ck'i. ~ sio'iAss
.'ti, .,ii..I .fance. ~. without -ntri-tence. sp
r-..ef.,r. leaving Richmond Monday, Iaes-
aa,s.lg ciuesdays. AMI saturday, HY u.e Illri,io1
ma ,,,rr. tirv railroad 60 100 a.. ~ "ili mae
-,'...firt, "a norfolk Win Steamer lstiinr those
,f,ys, Cthin fore. $1,000. Tickets % hc iad ~
tbc Efrhrnoud aud Petersburg depot AhI B. ~ .
t,artef'.. 1000 Main street
Fnr freight co. passage. apply 20
.Eogt,F IA AIITN n Co. Agents.
Wharf. ftllf. lsfLs.
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AN regular passenger trains stop 80 Bon Air.
PILLBAN-a AR SERVICE
ON Train hN--Ncw York and Atlanta eta N ash
ingroH and Dansiilc. and Greensboro o. HaDry's
station. Western Anrih Carolina railroad.
on Train 52-iti"lapnG 4Ha H4nFilic. ard
Charlotte and haIcston.
Iickcfs -Yid ~ an points south. southeast, az
southwest. aud hlRgasc checked through.
No las oycr checks given en local tickets.
A.. PDPE.
General Passenger and Ticket agent.
r. ". y. IAi,OIT. 6rucgl Manager Ief
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RAILROAD LINES.

az q :sszs:ss.iss !.:ssS;'!:s:sss 60.
THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD,
Il NEW BROAD-SArGE ROtTE-D
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
ATLANTIC CITY.
Is now running f.st express trains q
ELEGANT PASSENGER COACHES AND
PAkLDK CARS.
In which ilic charge for ga, has been reduced 20
TWtNTN-FTNE CFNTr.
THROUGH WITHOUT STOP ~ 90 MINUTES
Passengers from Washington viii take the
through trains OF the Baltimore aud Potomac fall-
road 10 Pfiade lphia Hnd arrive nc the new Broad
street station u the fenusyyania railroad. where
Union Transfer Coaches or sirrcf-cars connect ~
rect 20 station q the West jersey railroad ~ foot
Of Market street.
For through tickcts, baggagc-checks. and fun
Information apply as follows. 1900 Main street.
Exchange Hotel. ar etition Richmond. trcfcricks-
burg and Potomac railroad. corner Eighth and
Byrd trcsis. 3. Il. WOOD.
General FaE-sf ger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
&c 7-tkulJ
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DICHMON -. FREDERIC KrBUkG
IL AND POTOMAC HAiLROAD.--ehsGIls
commencing STAY -, 1899
34f a. NJ. leaves Byrd--irett station daily siops
only "a Milford and Frederick burg.
500 a. ". leaves Byrd--t rect station daily lex
eepi sunday.
900 y. NJ leaves ByFd-s rect stallion daily.
8.9O y. ~. Accommodated for Ashland, lrly.s
Broad-~trrci stallion daily 'cNccpt
~unaaysI.
1928 =. ~. arrives 10 lYTs--frfef sfafDu daily.
1904 =. H.. arrives az Byr'.--tFrct station daily.
makes 10 br1l siols.
e:i6 =. ~, arrives az Byrd-siroel station daiis
except sunday.
s.34 a. NJ. Accounts citation. arrives az Broad
street station daily except sunday
e. 4. TAYLOR. fteutrai x icasi 4, gent.
b T. d. .YtHs. General -afeFtnieuds.uf. my s
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DTRKEE's SALAD DRESSING;
IL PICEIFD LOE-1 E~. in glass;
CELERY SAUCE. Iu glass;
CTCIMBiR san ti.. Iu glass;
pfGhII-B ONIONS. ln gt-st
PIChIL~. 40 glass. wood, ant hY 'he Hei-
ufp.
LOBSTER. CRABS. and -tl MOS, ln cans
WRENCH .nd AMERICAN PEt-t
PRIME NEW aJ-liEN Hl IftE-1t
MCCARTHY & 10 - Nfr'-,
anal fZ7rI.l Broad street
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ALDDDuINION STEAMSHIP -
- COMPANY. s-<s<aiaS

ghi. contrary u'u .i.lafeh ONE ~ theirs ienfif
.tllIler..-t ~ LNIDT.If. EDtfDhf. NAA-
ItITtN MOLD lOHiNlON. NlAhohi. tng
rflIl1lOND-INIEI TUESDAY .lHiDAl b. ana
so NDal. |INr hours ni .llllf. .c NAfcfll-f-
-tasmer. leave Sew YORK TUESDAYS THURS
rs new uumb,ri. North river f.ot of Beach
street.
The, have splendid saloons, 'atc-iosms, .lc
Iall-rf0uH.
Ihe rare. urc0mmodauous. nd attentions are
.I surpassed.
Af..r-rt1in faro fo Ncw iors Including meats
and BERTH. $40. rDunc-tup iicfei- etr ''rf'fe'
stfh ..I.. l.ifurr. . d fftunut subsistence. e1.
Freight. fer points beyond Acw prk i1r"afic'
with j. suntch. and 10 cnafPe made efccpi attuai
pr,syft r..eciscd rntfl o O'Clock D.. n. cally,
FDr furthcr DID formation. apply ~
rnvIT Dnra Company wharfc-. Inrkctts-
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spot. nj ell; choice. stl.75: OF grade. ~ so
June, closing nj 81 .67ket:1i.7O; refined quoted
81 s1l.75 for continent Frcights - Llyerpoo
stronger.
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oEPARTCRE az sTEANERs.
Potomac STEAMBOAT toNPANN.t
RI,uu, Do. Va Nay 80. l1HS.
COMMENCING JUNE l~T,c I--l.l
Z TIE PALACE STEAMER TX Ass.a.a az
CET~fDR wiIf Ic.uuD llc ODD and popular route
on fLc Potomac riser between Ournilro ana wash
net9n. connecting with trains ga i'ie lfic.mon''
Efrnmoud af 5 f.. A.. aGd D 10. NJ. aud Washington
no 9:3l a. n. aud $3.50 b.. NJ. arriving 40 3 4. ~.
uuH $3.50 D. N. daily eNccrt sunday.
an through tckcis between Cuaniic0 and wash
G.. A.ThYLoR.
my3l-2w General Ticket Agent.
VIRGINIA sTEAMBOATc.fTTraI
CO5fPANl's tzA.----sz-
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
Old POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. AND JhMEs-aiYER LANDINGS.
DIRECT: CONNECTS AT Old POINT
SAME AFTERNOON
FOR
BAL TMORC AND THE NORTH.
ALSO, CONNECTS At NORFOLK WITH
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, sMGTHF1ELD.
AND EASTERN SHORE or VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANsFER. AND
ARRIVES At Old POINT SEVERAL
HOURS AUEADUF ANY OTiiEE rot IT,.
JAMES RIVER B1 DAYLIGHT
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY EEDuCfD GATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, .l.jo.
FARE ROIND TRIP. $50.
MEALS. T5c.
ALL TICKET, UNLIMITED.
one NJ tle company. pacioas tnd elegant
steamers
CITY cor HifiNOAB OBJ tiifI.-
earning Tinted States aItiiJ
Il e.. OXFORD. Commander.
leave. Vlcnmord every Tt I-Dtl. THU R-Dhf
ma -kvI-f.JAT ai a. 81. Tor IUuft-iEtinc1
ti4oe,. connecting 10 0lI Point VIII tLe Ht} Iln'
Tor Baltimore aud fIt Aouh. Return .uT. i.c
Steamer leaves Norfolk Hf N 4. ". aud DId fuiui
90 7.l5 5. M.ar.yug SO Richmond at about .
j.. ".
Through fffIr on sale lu steamer tnt Ht Car
nrr-. Agency. 1900 H-Iu street. Baggage checked
through.
SPECIALLY COW RATES no eOtiErlE-. Sc.
-TATEROOM- CAS- BE ENGAGED TOR DAY
Dk NIGHT.
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IMPORTED sTICk-LICORIfE.
80 cases SEP. So -IIDh-LftONiCf.
mv2 A.. s.. STOKES a t'.
VICTORIA -TICK-LIcDNCE.
rs ease. VICTORIA -TlCN-LICOWCF.
nv2 s.. s.. rTOhEr s. 90.
HARVEST WHf-hEI-
GOOD AGWCiE AT a
MODERATE PRICE
Tor .aleft join 81 HIGGINS.
Nn.IBiU FRANKLIN street.
my sO-'ru.ThA-a near old Vt rkcf.
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YORK-RlVEE LINE

Passenger frcgri dai- lr-i ght daily
laiiy. Ives. Suud 3. OK. sunday.
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Commencing NONDk1 Shay tfh. 'i.c Grft-class
passenger Tctni, D.. iDi Island liAhAt = rcsume
service daily except sunday sud one % fhcin VIII
leave Wei Point 1n aTFlYlIuf tlp Richmond fralu
20 b T.. Sc. arriving iu Baltimore tt 1880 a. ",
ana connecting VIII fii trains nOrtANHlc.
r,.tl.. .................. 10
sfafo-fooms ana beftDs secured GA Application
from steamer cabin Fl1us.
F.r Tickets. Iine-s sris. nn1 an inf0rmstio
call on q. ~. hAMEER A. 60. fhe IIcArt Aevnt
80 ffc Richmond and DaLsflic depot. or W. under
.igued. A .PDPf.
General Passenger and Ticket AGENT.
nv l3 so. tenth street.
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Core. ponduy'v quick time to other points
Through bib. 0i iaGIlg Issued at iow rates.
g.. A. TAYLOR
So General Freight AGENT
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- ION NOM d. FREDERICKSBURG
IL And POTOMAC RAILROAD

TO AND tRqM BAL1INoRE PliiLADtL-
PllIA. AiN fOkk. AID EA-TfhN
AND WI-TiNh CITIES.
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NEW ORLEANS, June IA duel was
fought this morning at the slaughter
House between Major Il. Burke, OF the
Times Democrat, and &. II. Parker. editor
81 the PicGpfne. Pistols were used, ana
five shots were exchanged. At the NTH
fire Burke was shot through both thighs,
though no bone was broken, and the
wound Il not considered dangerous.
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WaattfuxfCu.

A Dull DAY ~ C0NGHE.s-filk LYNCHbVkG
nuL PASSES TIE sENATT-THE TARIFF
COMMISSION NONINAIED--rHE FREEDMEN -
u.NK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO ADJOURN
FAIRLY n JvTY--FERs0NAL NEWS TINS
WHAT SENATOR'S MORRILL,, BROWN, AND
cox SAY 0y TuR TARIFF Confession.
iron CAR Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. June The House was
fnnecd to-day on the deficiency bin and
tbo :. nate on The Districl-oi-C Columbia aI-
rroprin. bin. and both bodies were so
Su,l that thc Galleries were deserted. At
one time there was not . single reporter in
the House gallery. During The morning
hour In thc senate senator Johnston got
up ,he House bin appropriating 100000
fora public iui'ding ~ Lynchburg, and it
,....d without amendments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-18
EGYPE.

Cairo, 16.-Refaat Bey, prisoner,
before the commission of inquiry,
to-day, defended his share in the
national rising. He declared, that
Ismail Ayoub, President of the
commission. Rouf Pacha, President
of the court martial, and other b!gh
officials, took an equal part in the
national council of defence.
Cairo, 1.-THE evidence of Sulu-
man Douad that Arab Pasha or
dered him to set Alexandria on fire,
and murder the Khedive, is gene
rally discreditsd. Sultan Pasha
denies meetingTSuluman Douad on
the way to Ramleh palace to MUIR
dere the KhediYe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-18
T IS TRULY WONDERFUL

IL LIS IHULf WVNUEkEUk
To see what Improvement nov exist
as compared With railway travel
only few years ago. To become
convinced Of this, one has only to
select for his route East, the popular
and well known
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN Re
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad In the UHion Depot al
Council Bluffs, where stands the G.
70 MN. Palace Train, composed OF
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage Postal Cars, ETC.,
ready 10 convey ito passengera
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago Gliding smoothly along
over Ehe superb track Of steel rail
through thrivi ng CITIES and villages
comfortably sea ted In this train, one
scarcely discover the high rate OF
speed which he is riding. Trains OF
this road are always on time, con
neCtions sure, and passengers seek
ing pleasure, com fort, safety and
easy In travelling, win End the
North Western" iii excess OF their
expectations, and the greatest OF al
routes to Chicago and the East. In
sist upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets eta this Road all agents seaI
them. Examine your Tickets and 10
fuse to buy If they do not read OveZ
This Road. liz you wish tbs Ben
travelling Accommodations, yOs
viii buy your Tickets by this Route
wAND WILL TAKE NO
1THER .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-18
Big Burn.

Boston, IA most alsrming fire
broke out in the extensive lum Der yards
of Stetson, Mosely & Co, corner of First
and East streets, South Boston. By 10
o'clock it had assumed such dimensions
that it threatened to eclipse any fire ever
known in that part Of the city. The
flames .Rre spreading rapidly and the en-
tire fire department OF the city has been
called out to fight them. The utmost
confusion prevails and the destruction Of
property is enormous.
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miscellaneous.

ST. John, N. B. 16.-Diphtheria is very
prevalent in this locality.
New York, l7.-Lee, the oAraman,
will sail for Liverpool early in December
and will offer to row any sculler in Eng
land three miles for $500 or $1,000 a
side.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, ID. Murray,
late Of the Northern Pacific, formerly of
the Great Western and Grand Trunk, Of
Canada has been appointed assistant
superintendent of the Canadian Pacific.
He will have charge of the line from
Brandon to Swift Current.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-18
TELEGRAPHIC
Gable clicks.

Berne, 16.-The Federal Council is
dissatisfied with the inquiry made by the
Geneva authorities into the existence of
anarchists, and requests the production
of official documents.
Paris, 16.-M. Duclerc, minister Of
foreign sffairs, has decided to oppose an
inquiry into the troubles ct Monceau Les
Mines, Leret alike.
A Swiss journal has been seized at the
frontier. It contained number Of
socialist articles.
Vienna, 17.-Much alarm was caused
to-day by an incidental remark in Won
Plenner's speech to the delegations. La
abiding to private information given to
the delegations by count Kalonky, min
lister of foreign affairs, Won Plenner
begged government not ito give way TO
warlike tendencies, but to preserve peace
at any price, except dishonor. Its gen
orally thought he alluded TO the pos
sibility Of war with Russia in the spring.
Paris, 'l7.-President Grevy is urged TO
resign as the only means of prolonging
his life.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-18
British Bits.

London, 16.-During the absence Of
Sir Stafford Northcote Sir Richard Cross
will act as leader of the conservatives in
the House of Commons.
The Marquis of Queensbury has
written papers defending his behavior at
the Globe Theatre, in which he rays
secularists are fighting tooth and nail,
and while fighting the battle with unfair
opponents he never seruples to use any
srtifce to get at them.
The new drama 1.-THE Silver King"
was produced at Princes Theatre last
evening, and was great success.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-18
mrhe Westphalia COllistun.

Portsmouth, Determination of the
steamer WeStphaLtG shows the damage
was much more serious than at first an
ticipated.
Philadelphia. 16.-Agents Of the Red
Lene say the steamship ederJGad passed
down at q. m. on Sunday and it was
impossible that it could have any connee-
ton with the WeStohtGlG.
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Another Oklahoma scheme.

Kansas City, 16.-An organization was
formed TO. night in imitstion Of Captain
Payne's colonization society, by num-
Der Of laboring men and mechanics, to
organize a colony to settle the coded
lands in Indian Territory, known as the
"0klahona country" and pre-empt an
homestead. At meeting tonight thirty
three men signed the role under the
leadership Of B. 8. Walden, of this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-18
Satisfactory Evidence.

J. w. Graham, Wholesale Drug
gist, of Austin, Texas, writes,-I
have been handling DIR. VIM.
HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS for the past year, and have
found it one of thesmost saleable
medicines / have ever had in my
house for Coughs, Colds and even
Consumption, always giving entire
satisfaction. Please send me one
gross by Saturdays steamer.
DIR Green's Oxygenated BftGers
is the oldest and best remedy for
Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Malaria, In
digestion, all disorders of the Stom-
ach, and all diseases indicating an
impure condition of the Blood,
Kidneys, and Liver.
DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF
cures Catarrh and sall affections of
the mucous membrane.
DIR. Rogers Vegetable Worm
Syrup destroys worms and removes
the secretions which causes them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-18


Browns IRON BITTERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
It will cure dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns Iron Bitters made by
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore. Crossed
red lines and trademark on wrapper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-18

hessTs. Edftors:-
The above is a good Likeness of Mrs Lydia E. Pink.
ham, of Lynn Mass. who above all other human beings
may be truthfuy called the 'Dear Friend of Woman"
as some of her correspondents love to call her. She
is zealousy devoted to her work. which is the outcome
OF a Ifestudy, and is obliged to Keep six lady
assistants to help her answerthe large correspondence
which daily pours in upon her. each bearing its special
burden of suffering, joy at release from it. Her
Vegetable Compound is a medicine for good and not
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ana satisfied Of the truth of this.
On account of its proven merits. It IS recommended
and prescribed by the best physicians in the country
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the Change Of Life"
1t pereaIes every portion of the system, and gives
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ness of the stomach. It Bloating, Headaches,
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under all circumstances, act in harmony with the law
that governs the female system.
Itcosts only per bottle or six for 3d. and is sold by
druggists any ADVICE IeureuiS 70 SeS4A1l CS sii11
the names of many who have been restored to perfect
health by the use of the Vegetable Compound, be
obtained by addressing Mrs P, with stamp for reply,
of her home in Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint of either sex this compounds is
unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
"Mrs Pinkhann's Liver Pills., says one writer, are
The best IN tie iCorld for the cure of Constipation,
Biliousness and Torpidity Of the liver. Her Blood
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Another Play,

Louisville, 16.-John T. Raymond Ap-
pears in Maccsuley's theatre, 10 might, in
che new play ''In Paradise" This being
the first production on any stage. It
was received with favor by large audi
ance,
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CouIdn,1 Face Che Music.

Chattanooga, 16.-J. B. Finsley, of
Knoxville, Tennessee, stock trader, pre-
scented q forged note to the Cleaveland,
Tennessee, Bank, to-day and when dis
covered shot himself through the head,
diving instantly.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

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