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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-13
The Impossible Girl.

He offered her a handsome opal
ring. Excuse me-" she said, while
blush crept over her VelVetly cheek,
''opsls aye unlucky."
Then he 6shed pAck3g e of cara
mels out OF bis pocket, aud attempted
to present it to her.
never touch them," she nun
INJURED, languidly; "ss they destroy
she teeth and draw the Filings out.
My mother got some between her
teeth the other day, and her Jaws
were held together so tight tor two
hours that she couldn't taIE."
''You must have had quiet in the
hosueP'
"Slr?"
81 say you must have had a riot in
the house. l mean, that yoar mother
must have been 90 provoked that she
couldn't preserve her usual state Of
beautiful serenity. but was obliged to
give way TO her feelinga, in spite OF
Der heroic effort TO appear calm,
Would you like to go to The Ministries
tonight?
mo, 1 thank yoO," she whispered,
teelingiy, az am always suddened
By such Woeful dramas az Camille,
Hamlet aRd Miss Mutton; and the
last time was at the minstrels,I saw
how those plays could be made more
heartrending with the Jokes OF the
Ministries worked into them"
He then invited her to tsks a walk,
and psrtake of ice-cresm and various
other luxuries calculated to thrill the
feminine mind with ecstasy. But she
refused each and all of them. And
the young man danced around with
his pockstbook in his hand. and
thought what expense men would be
saved If all girls we're like this one
And he sang:
Tive found me tia vie ofthe future
I've found the Impossible Girl"
Then hs woke up AMI asoertaiosd
hat ne had be o dreaming. The
impossible Girl has yet to be discoY.
,red.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-13
Law and Notion Calendar

Following disposal and sitting Of
cases was made on the Law and mo-
ton calendar on Monday, by Judge
Hunter:
Morris Us. May; continued.
McQuin us. Goldberg; April 18th.
Hill rS. Utah NJ. & N. Co.; April
18th.
Hill Os. Utah NJ. s. NJ. Co.; April
18th.
18th.
Thos. Fenton Us. Salt Lake County
ct al. motion.
Climax CS. Jennings; passed. ''-, B
Bailey 0s. Stevenson; demurrer;
April 18th.
LeClair cs. Piper; April 18th.
Lyme rS. Wright; April 18th.
Brown rS. Young; April 18th.
H.McCOy, Us. Mckee; passed.
Sleeves US. Burgess; demurrer;
April 18th.
Wilson uS. LeDuc; continued.
Harriet Co. US. Phoenix Co.;
passed.
Hill Us. Johnson; passed.
Goldsmith US. Decourcy; April
18th.
Bane uS. Gorlinski; April 18th.
Medhurst uS. Londen Bank; Apri4
18th.
Weaver os. Reggel; April 18th.
Sleeves US. Burgess; April 18th.
Rebellion Co. CS. Lowe; April
14th.
Teller as. Leeker; April 18th.
Uintah Co. US. Leeker; April 18th.
Mocks as. Wright; death Of de-
PENDANT Madsen suggested; April
14th.
Keyser Us. Case; April 10th.
Livingston cS. Huey; April 14th.
White cS. Lowe April 14th.
Rebellion Co. Us. Lowe; April
14th.
Barrelli US. Picket; Passed.
Sleeves uS. Burgess, April 14th
Plant Us. Payne, April 22d.
Foster rS. Hunt. April 22d.
FentOn US. Salt Lake County;
April 22d.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-13
THE SALT WEEKLY THURSDAY, APRIL 49, 1882

United States would ask if we could
give to them the ordinances we
have in relation to this matter, we
would say that we could not, be-
cause it is religious condition; be-
cause 1t associates the people Of this
world with the time and eternity.
Others make their marital
covenants until death do them
part. Ours contemplate an
eternal union of the sexes
This is the difference, and that is
why they cannot enjoy it. 1 be-
lieve it would be better for them to
have pOlygamy even in their condi-
ton, or existence, instead of the
practice now common among them.
England can afford to give 200, O0O.-
600 pOlygamiStS under it protection,
but our government cannot afford to
protect US. I'll guarantee-and l
fear no cOntradictiOn-that there is
more of the SuBtee to-day in the
United States among children than
there ever was in India according
to the population What horrible
tale it IS to tell. l tell you, in the
name of God, that if you introduce
these things here God will be
after you. am told that physicians
are trying to do these things here.
Look after them, you bishops: bring
them US, and as God is our help
will not permit this slaughter
of innOcents. / say, too,
to the United States, or
any nation that sanctions
these things, woe to men and women
who practice larcentiOusness,an es-
pecially TO those who practice and
sustained the practice of the slaugh-
ter of innocents. [ tell you God
will require it at your hands. What
shall We do? Wen do what is right:
as we always have done; we will
maintain and obey all constitutional
laws: and we mean to contende
for and have our constitutional
rights as free American citizens.
Treat your wives right; but don't
subject yourselves to oppressive
laws any more than you can help.
Be wise as serpents and be harmless
as doves. A man in Washington
said, under this law, we should turn
out our wives as they do their har-
lots. We won't do it; we will never
do so; and let all Israel say Amen.
Here the congregation strongly
"Amen." We will stand
by our covenants and the Constitu-
ton will bear US out in
it. AS the speaker drew to a
close, be became more and
more enthusiastic, and at his
desire, nearly every person in the
large congregation waved one arm
high above his head, and repeated
measuredly after President Taylor,
in loud, clear and ringing tones, the
words: "Hosanna! hosanna! hO-
sanna! Glory to God in the high
est; for the Lord God Omnipetent
Elder L. J. Nuttall then pre-
Sented the following additional
names of missionaries, who were
unanimously sustained by the vote
of the conference:
FOR THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Partridge, of Fillmore, to
preside over that mission.
William G. Partridge, Fillmore.
UNITED STATES.
Thomas c. Briggs. of East Bounti-
full.
The choir sang an anthem:
Put on thy strength, o Zion.
Conference was adjourned till the |
5th of October next, at 10 o'clock |
4. m.
Benediction by President Joseph
F. Smith.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-13

AS A purifier of the blood, Ayers
Sarsaparilla has no equal. 1t Won
derfully improves the complexion
and brings to old and young the
bloom of health.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-13
Township PlatS.

The following township plats of
subdivisiOnal surveys, executed by
Andrew II. Stewart, Jr., have this
day been lied N tn jjnted States
Land 0hic2Sa this civ:
Township 4 south, range 4 east.
0 -
4" Il
FRED SOLOMON,
United States Surveyor General,
E. II. HEsSE, Chief Clerk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-13

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06

ms Nltge laufen lust, bertrei6en mad ltn0
naD Die 5gieden, tpeld}e BEL WlaldCtl 1tob
2(Hge11frantDeitelt auf Der ,6prl1balt Oe5
Qlu9e8 3u eatiiehen pflc0ea; Die g8irfunq
eriolgt beit0 idncller, je alter oQ5 Sci iit.
Qa0 miro Dos 9GlB0I 9Qlft9 sur Gertrei>
bul1g BON GillgetpeiOelpirnlern dll0eiUel0et.
6erter Dtent eS ipiDer ben Nu5 idlag ouf
Scout unO 6dnOen.
Die TriiAte iin6 reif, tucrrn Sic grii1e
eddie aufipringt unb Die gelblide 0dt8
itDtbar ipirD. ga leBtere QlsDann bdlo
berausfGIt, 10 lit cS %3tpt6mGBig, iobolo
man bie5 CIT etntgen t%pabrntmlnt, Die
Niume alte Sage nit elmer 6afenitalt8e 5u
iditteln ltno Die reifen gtilie ollf3uiantz
meln. go LANCE iid Bic 9ritne Shale
ni6t 0fnet, lit Die Stub nod nt6r reif;
idlQgt man tie Da6er nit @eiDalt CD, beDDr
fe Den 0tcifegrab erlGngt bat, 10 bringt man
ii6 Inn ben gllte1t Gerl1. Sine CUTE, relfe,
ppl1 etllenl ppllcn Gerlt alt5gefitute gfuB lit
i6Der ultO ldBt it6 DGourdb letdt BON elmer
u~nrejfen D"crtrpdneten unterl6etben. 9aB
lur erliere 5ur Mu5iaat bieneu fam, lit
icl6tperitGlt0li6.
Sat man Die g}iiiie nQ0 lt11b na6 9eian11
melt, 10 lege man tie in Elm luftigcS CLINT
met auS9ebreitet bin, 0ftne 5uip9tlet Die
Teniter u1o ritbre Die Sritdte nm. 9(a0
eiatgc1t gSod]elt trenlte mani lie BON tDren
grilnen S0alel1, mas ilbrtgellS m%ct1tens
bann l6on BON lelber gei0eben tit, lafle Die
9liilIe nod einige Sage lang ltegen l1O be-
iuaDre tie Dann IN einem SnGe ooer &altelt
gum @cbrau0e auf. SSH man ite lan3e
frti6 erDnlten, 10 lege MAJ Die gtitIie init
iDren griinen S6olen iGt6tcntoeiIe III
SQn0 uno iteIe ote 10 gefuQteu &titen ooer
S6pfe in Ben Seller ODER in eth froitfreteS
3immer; ite Dalten iiG 10 Sen 9al15e1t Q8i17
ter 9t1burd, bod p~erlieren tie ettpa5 BON
i0rert fettct @jci0maG. IroG1e 9{llile
mer0en, ipeu1t man iie i'm 0i1ter etnle8t
ullb Der frcten 2uft 1uSlebt, in Sriibltng
mieber frtl0. 0rGbt man Die G0pfe IN Die
Grbe ein, 10 fam man Die gGiife bis gut
nG61ten Grl1te frtid erDalten.
0at man Die JtitIie alf Die aItge9ebene
gSetie 9elammelt ltlb getroGlet, 10 muB
man 1te, I'M Sci DarauS 3t preIIen, ett1
ferner. Die &erne ibiittet man Oa1lt, 0a=
init iie nod ettpas auStroden, lit eth lIftt>
geS 53immer uno 6rilgt itc Da1n 1a6 etpa
pierScbu So0en 3ur Ntii6Le. 6ter wer0en
ite 3uerit geltnrnpft ut1b Damn falt gepreBt,
tpoS od5 bette Speiie0l 9iebt; barauf fommt
Sic beige 8relie, Inn 8ren10l 31 getpinnen.
2ulS 100 Yfurlo &crne er6Glt man oft gegen
so 4fun6 Del. Sci gei6idter BeDnnOlung
iptro baiielbe 10 gut, baB eS Dem beiten
8aum0le glei6fommt. SIN !0olS6alt lit
eS gu Speiien gut 5u %Dertpenben; eS bat
cine geIbli6e Tarbe u1b idmedt Tiff. 3un
8rcmnen eignet e5 iih I'M 10 mebr, 0a IS in
Der &Glte nidbt gefriert. Sn ei1igen 2Gnz
bern Dertritt IS Die Stelle Ser Butter. 2tu6
in Ser Wtaleret miro e5 benltbt, ba IS lebr
let0t trpdret. Ole gtuBfu6en geben ett
guteS nabrbafte5 8ie6fltter.
Wt0ge baS Nngefi6rte, ipel6eS nod iehr
ertpeitert iperoen %f0unte, Do3u ~beitragen,
bieien Baum, Ser li9 onr6 S66n6eit unO
9roBe1 9fttBe1 10 portbeilbaft ausSei9net,
redDt. Dallftg auf unieren Sarmen ar5uz
pflan5er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06
@nMnmR=@4tttate.

Wan pflar3e WallmuBbGlne anl 9enn
ltnter alien Tru6tbdltmell lte6t Der QSall>
nubballm IN Der man1tigfaLttqen 8el1llBun9
ieiner lGmmtlt6en SDetle tDoDl obenalt.
Sait 9lleS bon bemielben lQBt Itb nortbeil>
bart perlpenDen. Ser 8aum ais lolder
gelpd6rt our6 feline auS9eDebnte i66ne
&rpne in ben Sottmertagen ben beiten
S0ub gegen Come uno Jteger. 9aS Ool3,
lebr geludt miro, 3etdnet it6 0ur6 letre
ounfel6raune Sarbe u1o l0one W}olerun8
aus, tpte eS audi etle berrlide KDlttltr att1
ni1nmt. SIS miro NIT 9ted)t GIT Ben
oouer9afteiten uno e0eliten 0olSarten ge>
red)net. Sc otter Der 8aum, UNI 10 id0ner
unb DGrter miro lein 6ol3. 0ie 8u0ielt>
NADER gebrau6en eS germ 3t Slintel17 un0
Standardization ipegen ieiner Teittgteit un0
O%auerbaftigfeit. S0on beS 6ol5eS tpegen.
tpel6es eiren beoeutenoen 0al1belSgeget1
itanb ausmo6t, DerDient Ser MalnuBbaum
cine redt pielfa6e 2lnpHor5ung.
Die 8ldtter beltben freiltd eirelt ieDr
itarfen @erud, tpel6er nad Gintgen Der
Gjelun6beit i1dbli6 ietn ioQ, tpe5balb IS
ltiGt rat6iam let, inter ei1er1 WallmtB>
boltnte altSSuruDen. SnDe1len getpGbren
bteielben eben babui6 aud manden9tuBen,
inoem Der alsgepreBte Saft aus ben grilnen
9ldttern Da5lt Die1t, ipenn man Die Bferbe
ltn0 droereS GteD Oalntt ipql1t, Die Wfiifen
ulto Tltegen 5u Dertreiben.
WerDen Die Gettitellen batnit iiberitri0en,
10 iolen it'd Die Wa1l5en auf INNER Derlie1
rem. -9ie ObitbGun1e ueroen bur6 iolden
Nn1trt0 ebenfdIS BON Nntetien, 8lattlQu>
len u1o anDerem l1nge3iefer gerei1igt.
g8ir6 ber Saft nit 3uder permildt, 10
er6Glt man ein borSiiglides Wlittel gegen
bartnGGtge bDSorttge @ei9miire. @etrpd@
net lt1to aerrieben bienen bic 8lGtter 5ur
8ertreibung Der .Sdneden. Die 8lGtter
uno griinen S6alen Der 9ti1ie ltefern, abz
gefo6t nit ettpas 2llaun, cine l6one braune
Sarbe. Die u%nreifen Srii6te in 53uder
eitgenta6t, itno Elm guteS Wttttel fit etllen
perDorbenen Wtogen; au6 geben ite, auf
8rannttpein abge5ogen, etnen lebr guten
v8ittern", tpel6er ebenfaQs ie6r betllam
ftr ben Magen lit; in manden @egenDen
Derpenoet man nun ote g"ri11en S6alen Der
Sru6te ba5u, Nnfangs Suit abgepflitft,
tperoelt Die unretfen, nod nt6t hol5igen
Sriihtcs NIT 3uder unb @etpir3, ober audi
nit Sab uno giiig, nte nit 6ontg, g8ein4
geiit &c, eilrgemadt, fir etnen 2eterbiiien
gebalten uno 81 NltBtorten, gtuBbret &c.
pielfad beruBt. - Die JtuBi6alen itno gez
fodt 511r 8erettltng elmer guten Sarben>
tul6e lebr Stped0tenli6 aHd1 entbalten iie
bel Qaltgenfdl3.- Die reifen SSril6te tDer@
belt duBer 3llln frtlben @enu1ie oerielben
in nielfdber Metie beltlbt. 90 ). 9. lie1
fern Die gepreBten &erlle Elm por3iiglt6eS
Del; etni9e Gropfen oeslelben, pelde nan
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06
Bot Nab INTO Gerts.

= Den 6euti den 8G6Iern bonn
GouutD On Sage III SlinotS fGnnen
mir tpieberbolt ben bortigen repubIt=
fanti6en SDertffSfanbtoaten,
GapitGu so. 6. Sones beitens empfeb@
len. Gr ma Elm braOer Soloat i'm Sir
aerfrieg, lit ein gutter 8iirger i'm Srteoen
unb eioltet ftd fir DaS tDm SugeDa6te Nntt
npr;itGlid, oa er frii6er i6on eilt tiidtiger
gbSriff in gBisconiin unb ipdter Gin ebei1io
tiibttger 6iilf55S Sheriff in Oh Sage GountD
mai. Qlu6 lit er in Der Sernperen5frage
qelunb, ipirD oesDalb bon ben Tanatiferlt
dnqefeinbet unO perotent INN 10 nlebr Bic
1lnteritibung Der 9eutl6en.
Gem Brano bes Nep Oorfer
8arf>Ibeaters lit Der 8ranbDes
gSefp : Oorfer 9Th Il M 3 I q : g + az
ters beina6e ultnlittelbar gefolgt. Q(u6
Iekteres Tbeater lit gum Slide 5u elmer 53eit
o6aebrannt, no ii6 feline 3ui6auer barin
befaroen. 8erloren lit an Dem 2llbambra>
Sbeater, bas in Der tpeitli6eu Siebenlnb>
stpansigiten Strabe itanb, fretli6 nt6tS.
2nar bate es Elm eleganteS 9luSle6en, aber
eS Dtente 8orltellu11ge1 Der nieDrigiten Dirt.
Die Slammen l6eine1 in Der gtGDe Der
8!i6ne al5gebrD6en 81 ietrt, rno tpte in
9tbbeD's 4arft6eater berbretteten ie ftd nit
Wtnbeseile. Gum @liiGe ftnO aber ni6t,
mic i'm brcnnenben 4arft6eater, Wieuiden
oet6Dtet unD peripunOet D0roen.
SIN 3neiteu GongreBbe3irfe
gB iscon n baben Bic 9e m o.
frdten Dem ausgesei6neten unb in Der
Tenperensfroge geiunoen bis6ertgen Ser
trcter General 8ragg, etHen1 Der err
ten DtGnner beS Gongreiies. Die 8teoerz
aufiteIIung perm eigert uro itatt
iciner einert gemiiien Gunner err
0teier Sumner lit Elm Ofttglieo
Des eifrigen uno Den @tngetpanDerten 10
fetnoli6en YrobfbttiDntfteneOr
bens Ser y@oob Gcntplars", gan3 pie Der
Dcmofratti2e GongreBfmbiOat ct / 9 g 6
I'M ~3m6lften GongreBbe3trfe
non SIItnots elm after Eemperen3z
Ier lit. 9offentli6 fpirb Gunner BON
ieinent tu6ti9en republifanti6en 0egz
1er Gopet( ebenio griinOli6 gcidlaz
Gnt per6en, ME Giggs Don ieinem
ppr1bbdngig 6emotratiiden @egner Stn83
Iefon Obne .3peifeI gel6laaet1 perOen
tpiro-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06
~85cherfliche S(iarof@ 1SSfaafs-8eifaeag.

3oiii6cr Gpra6e tctegrap6irt per6et, pa
6Qs Gbtneliide befatntli6 tetlt Nlp9a6et
beitbt ra0 oaDer gum 3cleardp6iren Sall5
ulltalgli6 it,. 9ie Seiutten (GaSort7
iteu) III Qefing boben nun III ibrem &loiter
oaielbIt Elm Bureau e%r0finet, IN ipeld)cn
Die Gelegramme Der @tnaebprenen 8egel1
cine 9erin9e @ntl6aoigung III cine Der ge7
n"annten bciben eurnpGiidenG ptaden lber>
tragen iperber. Nebit Dem Gelc9rap1e1t7
Bureau baben Die Seiuiten in tDrem &lolter
Ql0 cine Nedlielitnbe erpffnet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06

rem 9e06ren: 0feon6er, Ml0rt6en, Cor
guccas mo 9}aoeIb0l3er. 3t 0eneu, r1gl1e
l1ur lpdDrcno Der fGlteiiet 3ett i'm Ecler
berneilen biirfen, 5d0lcn: Gallclien,
N}altell, 9f00Oooen0ren, BeldrgontcH, 0e7
~r0rien, 9toien, Sudiien. Die GctDad)lc
iucroen tn Setter an beiten auf benz BO0en
Quf9titellt, penig nber gar nidt begollet
ullo f6nnen 10 IN 9leidnldBiger Teu1ttBteit
plele Mod)el1 6tlourG itebtn. Der Wrltllo
tllr 0as gertrge lSQiierbeDitrfniB lic8t Dartll,
DaB 0ieiettgen 4aan5elt, tDel0e lttdt TN
W0d9t1um beiinDli0 iillo, and tctlt QSal>
Ter Oer5ebren. Grit menn Die 8ttterltlg gee
lt10tr ullD Der Seller gelIlftct mtrb, fDnrle1
otelelben ei1erl 0uB erDalten, D0mtt tie
ltt6t itoubtroGen tperoen. Inn TaulntB
ltl1o WtoOer 81 Der6i1Oern, miiiIelt Die fronf1
bait befalleneu S0eile lEn0 ettpatge IDelte
8ldtter Dor Dem 6ineinl6affen ior9fdltig
%entFerrtt per0en; at6 1tn0 Die COPE Ddllft
ltno mann nddD5l1eDet. gSett1t man bet
ctntretenpem tpGrmeren Metter Die 8flan5e
berGlS0olt, muB man ie alln1d6lt6 all Guft
ltn0 Std1t gctp01nen, aber fttenlalS tie lot0rt
OCn SonnenltraDlen au5ieBelt, tDopur6 tie
iC6r leiDen milroen. Soute e8 nnbaltet0
itatf %frierelt, 10 piro man ben lle6ertDtnte1
rlngSraum Dor etnbrin9etber &dtte I6IBet
miiiien. Sreten geltlloe Sage eiu, 10 lit
bagege1 fleiBig gu liiften unb fails eS nO7
t6tg iein ioIte, at gieBen, ober leBtereS
itetS nit 0oritd5t, oamit 1i6t Die 4Sflan3e
Irie6e enttpidcle, tpelGe lang unb unid0n
iperbelt unb bod betlt erlten rauben gStnoe
81 Gjrunbe 9eDen.
Wtan6e Yflan3ct G0belt tn6eiien Elm 10
altsgeprGgteS gt6t6ebiirfntB, oaB ie our0
Den 9l1fentDalt inn Seller erbeblt6 letDen.
9teie iperDet1 beS6alb in einem fii0len 3irls
met iibertptntert iperDen nitlIen llnD, loute
Elm lol0eS nibt %Dor6onben letn, lit man
~aller0ing5 auf Die ~Q8obnitu6e a1getpteierJ
tpelln man IS nt6t bor5tebt, bteielben IN Die
0drtnerei 5lpedS 2tnfbctpa6rl1n8 81 lenoen.
gGi1ol6ufe.
@egen 6ieIc b0dit lGitigen S6ntarober
bteler 6olSartigen @etpG6ie bat it6 nelter7
6tngs Elm iebr einfaGe5, tpoblfeileS ln0 ben
8dllmen uni6Golt6eS Oltttel als GliBerit
tptrfiam ertpieien. Wfan ne6me ndmlt6
] Bint qarafftl1 nit 10 Quart 9tegenlpaie
Ter, milde eS gc0Dri9 bur6cinaltDer lno be-
iprtBe Dar1it ben Starnrl lnO Die 3tpeige
bes 3t reini9enben 8aumeS bGuftg. gtt6t
aleilt Die S6il6lQuie, ionOern aud Die ros
t6en Spinnm bn6 Die 8laicnfiBe (bie ios
gcnantlten Shrips), iotpie ale aroeren
5ein6e beS 8ollntS meroen baOlr6 Dertrte7
BEN, un6 Die Ginbe oe5 leBteren miro ipte7
Ser glatt uuD blanf. Nbgeie6en BON Der
8iQigfeit 6eS 4arafftn unb Der lctbten be-
qllemen 6an6babung beS Wttttels, bat es
al1 Die empie6lenoe Gtgenl6aft, ooB man
e3 nit 8ortbeil aud an ot0eren Eflolt5en
~antpenoen fanl1, unO stpar ie na0 Der 8e7
ldoffepbett berielber, idpdber ooer itdr@
fer. 8ei 8flan5eL peIhe am i6lptert9iten
5t retni9en linb, iogar, i6ptnoet oaS I'M
0e3tefer iebr l9nell unb fomltt alld lobal0
1i6t tpie0er. Ser @erud oes BaraFftn 1T
allerDing fein atgenebmer; berlelbe ber@
fl;cgt ie6o6 i6nea bur6 2iiftung beS 9au7
les pber her Seniter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06

-|-4NDlC9l LNIII0V EIVT I UITO VVVT III
Tige SpeSidt- PqoriS ais probat erWiesen haben.
Sa~menschwiche, nachtliehe ErgieSsungen. Pusteln
i'm Gesichf. %verl0rene Manneskraft werden p0sitiV
geheiIt1 Reis1 Esp~eTtnacnt6Te99. Das richtige
Heilmittel wird sofort in jedem Falie angewandt.
C0nsnltati0ncn. pers0nlich oder briefiich, streng
confidential. MGdiZinen per Post und per Express
versanGt. Kefne ZeicIen auf den Paeketen, Welcle
auf den TnhaIt oder Sender SchlieSSen IasSen. Man.
sende Toe fir das Buch: NerlOrere ManneSkraft
wieder gew0nnen. -e1ce-Stu26er: 9 utE MoTge1s bis z
Uhr Abends. sonntags von 10 bis u UhT Mittags.
JAMES, WINE gF EgpSS R IA deSi ne / ittei FIR
Nervenschvache, verlOrene EneTgie, JugendthOr-
heiten, schleichende Krankheiten Und Unverdaulich.
keit. S. per Quartflasche s Flasher fir SIS.
JAMES, WINE OF 1AN1ELIg!Hi Hin aut slfnsEfs
ges Keilmittel fir Krankheiten der Nieren, Frauen-
ScEWicnen. Weissen Fluss und schmerzhafte Menstrus
alton. So per QuaTtiasche; o Flaschen fir SiOs
JAMES, iNiEER27 Vine PjIhI!EEiNi S Saene praE Ifh flff IA:
be. bin icEl zu der Ueberzeugung g~ekOmmen. dasS
neunzehntel der nannehmiichkeifen und BeschWer-
den des LebenS aus GIeicIgiltigkeit gegen den Gee
schLeclItstrieb entsprfngen, sOWOhl bel Frauen vie
bel Mannern. Tausende, welehe nicht den wirkli-
chen GTund kannten, haben sich in F0lge desSen das
Leben y~erbittert md daS Dasein Zu elmer BnTde gee
macht. wO es ~glicklich und Zufrieden hattie sein k6ns
men. NERV1NE P1LLEN, ZuSammengesetzt aus Wur-
ZeIn umd Krautern, machen die SehWachen stark.
Das. was man verlOrem hattie oder ME beSaSS, Wird
Wiederkehren und das Helm Zu efnem giicklichen
machen. Das Lebpn iSt Zu kurZ, UNI eS in einem
ungemithlicllen End NIGHT zuSagenden Helm IN Ver-
trauern. wenn cine Si.OQ Box einem gefailt und
sechS BOceHs cine KIGr belCiTh;ea feGe4' $500
Per Post versandt gegen Empfang des Presses.
DR.. JAMES, No. 204 Washington ST., Chicago, III.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06
Medical Institute

v0m State Illinois zu dem
ausdricklichen Zwecke priVi-
um sGfortige life in
Chronischen, gehoimen
und BlaSen- kTankheiten zu
geben. Tripper und Syphilis,
in allen iilren Verwickelten
0wie Haut- und Blut-
Krankheiten werden prompt
und permanent ge-
durch Heilmittel, welche
durnh nimn a.ioA.9ininh-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-06-22
Tax Receivers Notice

| WILL BE AT THE FOLLOWING
places below mentioned for the purpose OF re-
ceiving tax returns for the year 1892
Lemons April 3. Morning; May l, Morning;
Last round June >, morning.
Smyrna, April 3, evening; May !, evening;
Las: round June 5, evening.
Marietta. April A May Last round, sJune
9th.
j. Alpxander's, April 3, morning; May 3,
morning; Last round June I, morning.
Merritts. April 5. evening; May 3, evening;
Last round, June Z, evening.
Roswell, April 6 May 4 Last round, June
9Th.
Post Oak, April 7; May 5; Last round,
June 9th.
Gritter, April 8; May 6; Last round, June
10Th.
Big Shanty, April 10; May 6; Last round,
June 18th
'Acworlh, April II; May 9; Last round,
Jure 18th.
Coxe's, April u; May 10; Last round,
June IA.
Powder Springs. April ID; May IL; Last
round June 18th.
Oregon, April IA. moaning; May II, MORN
ing; Last round, June Is. morning
Lost Mountain. April IA, evening; May II,
evening; Last round June l6, evening.
Red Rock, April Is; May l3; Last round,
June 18th.
Marietta, April Il; May Is; Last round,
June 18th.
A. X. Fowier's June Goth.
G. L. DANIEL,
Tax Receiver, Cobb County.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-06-22
ONE OF sPEER's LETTERS.

An Atlanta correspondent furnish
es the Macon Telegraph with tho
following, which he says is copy
made from memory of one Of the
letters which Hon. Emory Speer
has enjoined Mr.. Cbristy and others
from publishing. 1t is said that
this letter was addressed to Madison
Davis, colored postmaster of Ath>
ems
my Dear Mat: You will doubt
less be surprised to see that the
President has sent your name to
the Senate for confirmation as post,
master at Athena, Ca. As you
know, had supported Eugene
Brydie for this place, but the fact
that Hon. B. II. Hill expressed a
willingness to go on Brydie's bond
for any amount made Brydie dis
tasteful to the President. So | had
to act, and act quickly, and did not
have time TO consult win you ABOUT
proposing your name for the office
at Athens. | represented to the
President that you had represented
Clarke county in the Legislature
with honor, and your appointment
to be postmaster at Athens would be
of the utmost advantage toward
building up the Republican party
in our district Relying upon this,
be has sent 10 your name. l am
afraid that Eugene Brydie may
think | have played him false, but
this is not the case. Please give
him an important place in the office. ,
EMORY SPEER
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-06-22

as has been insidiously argued by
some. There is difference, a wide
difference. The real difference be-
tween US, as | understand it, 10 that
he 10 al Independent, and acts OUT
side of the organization while | am
an organized democrat acting with
in the organization.
4th. In conclusion, ! wish TO add
that have authorized no person in
any case to say that would accept
the nomination of any party or or,
ganization or association of individ
uals excep. the nomination of the
democratic party, or that | would
vote for any one except the nominee
of the democratic party" After
the foregoing was read to Mr.. Steph'
ems, asked him if it was correct.
He said
Yes, and that all persons who
may read it may feel assured that it
is correct, hereto sign my name.
"ALExANDER H. STEPHENS.