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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15

IT Is awful to have to live in the
anarchy which the thoughtful Sen
ators and neutrality-suspicious.
said would spread over Utah if Of
ficers were not provided by the
trst Monday in August. When
congressman understand their own
legislation, there will be less litiga-
ton in this country and less trouble
generally.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15

TIE CONTENTS Of the HIBAID THIS
morning are as follows:
1sr PAeF-LAtess Telegrsms- Egyptian
News eic.
% PAeE- TeltRras bic News-Aiscel-
la1eOus.
BID PAoE-Telegspbic Newt-ERyp''an
Affairs.
Sra PAeE-E3itorials etc.
brH PACE Telegrsphic NeWt- hotel
ATriYsls.
sru PAoE--T elegraphic News The
Irieh-Au Alleged Sales etc.
7rH PAGE-Telegrsphic News-A Fam
iIy MurdeIed-Cannot Come etc.
eTH Pee Religious Services at Iaoer-
nacle-Oysters-Local 1tems.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15

THE ENGLISH amateur oarsmen,
1t transpires, declined the challenge
OF the Hillsdale crew, not because
the latter were not amateurs as al
legged, but because some American
crews that visited England a year or
tw @ ago. were rowdyish and vulgar.
This statement viii be received by
the public in the spirit that a bad
excuse is better than none.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15
NOTICE..

ALL PERSONS OWNING PROP
a erty within Salt Like County, Utah
Territory, subject to Territorial, School
ard County Taxes, are hereby notified
that the County Court Of Salt Lake,
a. Board Of Equalization, will meet at
the County Court House in Salt Lake
City from Friday the zIst day Of July
to Wednesday the 5th day Of August,
A. d. 1882, both days inclusive, for the
purpose Of hearing and determining all
complaints in regard 10 the assessed value
Of any property and applications for
attachments or remission Of taxes Of any
insane, Idiotic, inlrm or INDECENT person
as provided for By An Act of the Legisla-
tive Assembly of the Territory Of Utah
entitled San Act 70 Provide Re7eaue
for the Territory OF Utah, and the several
Counties thereof" approved February
u, 1873, and acts amendatory or in aid
thereof. By order Of said court
D. BOCKHOLT,
County Clerk.
Salt Like City, july 10Th. 1852. jy1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15

THB IAl1S FtFALO I..5 Al
eve1y uGD'Ie, ECpdsys f S $50 o.
Esst 9CnTle Street, rSsJ TEE $500 5er-'
EaNISlt ID, - tbe E1B1ib S Snh
IFe am IVBIJtPll 0 Sosf1Sr' DuV-
ecptcr pIiSe,slO.tV PEI snLsm, - ~ Dr.
80 IL 10 weekly tUtfcntels,
s cli, utde ty carers. etc. sNeek.
r4R sINI.WFEBLY BEBALD is
nnblisitd every "Wednesday snd Sstur-
dsv mcrninR, Of 500 Q year. Elk
months, sl.I6; postage included.
THE WRFKIY HRRAIDis published
every Iturfdsy morning. at " yeaEi
ak months, q. 20, postsge included.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15

THE COMMISSIONERS will arrive
in the course of two or three days,
and we predict they viii find Utah
a terribly quiet and law-obserying
place for one that is so persistently
and wilfuNy on the verge Of an
archy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15
DELEvAN, Wis, Sep. q, 1873.

Gents-I have taken not quite one
bottle of the Hop Bitters. / was
feeble old man Of 70 when l got it.
To-day l am as active and feel as
we'll as did at 80. l see great
many that need such medicine.
D. BOYCE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that Charles Foote, Administrator
u the Estate of Edwin r. Burdick, de-
ceased, having fled his final account as
such Administrator, in the Probate
Court OF Jusb County, in Utah Terri
tory, and his petition praying for the
said Court to allow the said account and
to release him and his sureties from fur
Their obligation and responsibility In the
matter Of said estate, the said Court has
set Wednesday, the 23d day Of August,
AID. 1882, ct 10 o'clock en-. at the
Court room in the town of Nephi, in
said County. the time and place for hear
ing said petition, when and where all
parties interested may appear and show
cause, IL any they haYe, why said petit
ton should not be granted.
In Testimony Whereof, / here
unto set my hand afix the
SEAL. seal OF said court at my Office
in Nephi, in said County, this
10th day Of August. AID. 1882.
VIM. A. G. BRYAN,
Clerk OF the Probate Court, Jusb
County, Utah. Au11
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15

MlS ING PATENTS Full eei
Sf blanks Tor application Cor AatElns
RateDtS--2ppTOvsd Eorlss~-AtO hs - 2
q ASs EsE9Ax.p QNee
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-15

We can make any kind % Ro5ls..
Cheaper and warrant them, thar thew
can be laid down from eastern mannfacI
tureTs. Our Work Rnd Pricss ssesk s ~,
suoqlelvss. s27
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Ihe Wilderness.

Wucn u,n,er swunr lila army
,.olud TO Chan ,ellorsy,lle he wns j.,
the eI "a Of ,t dark. dcrsa ,,l
somb wilderness wLicn ,.',nl.
from ,hnt NO ,t 10 Nina Dun o,d
beyoad IL j.; a slrip Of cou,,.y
from tu,ee TO seven miles wide.
wbica ia ne Ietiol.I here anil r.,n
by roads. bat itslcnlhs IN .ui,b s,rc
retrea,s for the wr.ic,t t,,e ooI ,ho
serpeut md the fox /, ia II IonI,
tide nlony oven tho be,t ,r,v.l,l
bichvuy IN time a. ner,a Tho hoo,
Of the owl IA Lclrn an the a,,l.
thickets at rooaday.u,d,le acul,,
moccisin snake leaves trail IN
the dnstns Lo crosse. go bi,hy,,
% rl,l,. into a =, ,.r sv,,,,
There is not a SPOT o, te mr,
Highway where olo c,I,i e,a In,
len :th ofare,tmcnt On he march.
aud he who wonll hi's rton, the
whole world h.s ONLY to u .t,t,ul.
ty steps - li.ht orl,st. Ia q, w
gone l. the s',yes in ,h.. ,.rt O;
Virgin 4 bad hu,rorcs .swil,.er.
ness. E1oaways sor & coy.,
nnd were sac ,,on mist, ,,i G.y
bnt as they slirted the evaups the
deadly serpent reared lis head and
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No. Sir.

A man who seemed 10 be G'' ~. :
aud at least seven fest e , ct" II
pob on Woo lNG b. Dy..Gs.
Detroit and exctc1ly be 4:
IL WIS turning tls g Ter NJ
there about ten IL au.e. - W. i.
fell down"
"Yes-feil dowo rcy'.d > Il.
Ger.
Has auyone Il ut 70 / me
for falling down
mo, sir.
"IVel, tbey did ils''t ne \ II
40. en- OF then. Wnen 1t oae
fellow was hang sg to a la.ap post
aad laughing al il he wJaid 4 3, alG
aaother was -
"Yes-I sss-ha hi! They
couldn't help tho ! no IS tbe
funniest sight i the wo''i -
"And yoi, to>, dI u yo IS
-you are hi-Gips o~t- ) |
speaw.ed on the p.vo rslt !"
"Y-yes -c.a't help il --ho [! ho !!
ho T.
"You, public OF 'sr, IA Insult
to injury, do you I"
"No --not-that--bu. .ha! La! ha!
| can imagine just how you wa,lop-
Oh that icy spot It's too funny for
-ha ha /! hal
"Sir, III report You !"
"Yes, ] know, but-ho ho ho J.
"i'll have you dismissed !"
IL know it-of course but o-o.oh!
DO no no J"
The long-legged man made rush
for the City Hall and entered the
ofiice of the Chief Of Police just as
that gentleman was laughing at
,emark made by visitor
"And you've heard Of it and are
cackling to y yelled the ious-les-
yed man with great indignation.
,nd he turned aud walked out with
his face as red as toy wagon nni
ais logs as stif as crow-bars
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Move Ai0ng,

We find the following srge ative
article in the current issue Of the
PRESBYTERIAN. Read and act if you
are sinner ia this respect
Having ente ed pew, move
along DO sure and move along, Do
not block mp the end OF the pew as
il you did not interd D have any
body else to enter it, or as if you
were holding 1t for some sp,cial
friends. Do not rise 10 let others in
bat IN I'VE along tnd ls We the pew in
vitiosiy open SO that they will know
they are elcome. Ifa pew holding
six has five already 10 it, do not file
out in formal procession to let one
poor, scared woman go to the fdr-
thor end, but move along aud let
her sit at the end next the aisle. 1t
is not necessary now for a .talwart
man 20 sit at the end ready to rush
out and Eill Indians, as possibly 1t
was onca.
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A ThoilitIl W.i,.

Wife, just returned from shops
ping tour-"Come and see what I've
got for you, Ense'e
Eugene Just like you, darl-
ing, always thinking OF me y
lie advances as h 5 wife r,noveJ
the wrapping aud exposes some fine
drawings from a neighboring pas.
BILE yard. Husband starts b4ck aud
egelams. e-citedly;
"G.acious, Laura | what d'i you
bring these things here for T.
houghtIul wife--"wel', En9eoe,
I heard you complaia OF feeling pn-
we'll this nosaiug, and ! thoushi
you'd like TO look at scns souL slous
,pattsrns."
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0ns SOIL Maze han1v.

"Yes, always make practice Of
sending some poor fam Iy Thanks.
giving tnrkey,' n benevolent gent
was saying TO his grocer, and shall
want an extra one this week. Yes.
must make at least Que soul hap.
py."
"Ah Ec ven bless you !" c,'ls
out man who had been asking The
price Of onions. ",hen you are the
man Who sent mo the turley last
year 2
as that sol You were living on
- street Z"
; II was. aud laid up with lam,
loot aud my wife was nearly dead
with the chills.'
"Well. Im glad to meet you. |
told the coachman TO give the bird
to s1re deserving person, and lm
sad you wsre ~ 10 happy
"Anl | shall never forget yon,
-. Ip'' ''ltt;j 'l,c7 np at IL ra1le,
rake1 ia three dollars on him, aud
outside Of a pint OF whiskey for NY
wife, | laid in enough tobacco to
last me six weeks. All, may you
never know what it is to be poor,
,ir +
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Soma OF 6ui,sll's Sayians.

/ lam no criminal.
Shut up aud mind your business.
This is because you are a jnckass.
'TIs II lie, Mr.. big-moutlel Pur
ter.
Corkhill is worse than m oil hor
The doctors killed President Gar
field.
belivo General Arthur is a ( lend
OF mine.
Porter, yon have got mDu:h lik
an old CATFISH.
| would rather be hanged as Il
man thaa acquitted as n fool.
Arthur is President of The Uuiled
states anl | mace hin 50.
= There is nothing vulgar about
this. . 'ris all high tonel.
| was on free aud easy terms viii
Arthur. Jewett aud the rest.
! resolved TO remove ths pred
lent for tie sake OF the America
people.
That's fu'se. You a;e liar ani a
perinror YGr are miserable. ly-
ing whe'p.
l expect the,a will he an act OF
God to protect Inc 40 II either hang.
or shooting.
Ih4,e hal an i1ea in my head for
twenty year that | shonli bo presl.
dent of the United States.
l know the Lord cuployed nc
II g he wanted the best meterill
. &c lord is no foot.
.peci an act Of Gol ilat viii
blow this court and jlryolt Of tae
window TO protect me.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-02-09

, ., o'5 ,,..ll llcmS.

\ minister who was perhaps not
too c.. emu "a his hab's WAS indn'-
el h his 'tad3 - t.-e 40 tcetutul
pied .. hclll nrpenled TO
suil ., aud | = Cpc or orirrcd him 10
axe one g. .as o pun Ii daily.
"Oh sail ne 81 dc cot. Peg.
~, nv oj | hDurch heep,", wou Il .ell
the vino q ", sh -
"Wncn do YOU sll,e. tie doc
'or .ssel.
In ,he m,r,'ry
"Iheu. said t.e deco. shave
al night anl when ?e. ~ brings
yuul hot water You c.l lie you,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-02-09

Daughter (home from sch 'ou.-
Nov, papa. are Noa satisfied ?
Just look at my testinonil'-pollti-
cal 'onopy, satisfactory ii 10 arts
ard music, very good logic, excel
ent, Father VERY much so, my
Gear--especially as reGl l. yonr
,I.oro. Hyour husbAud should uu-
uorsanl anything Of housekeeping
cooking nending, and tho use Of
the sewing-machine, re'hops your
married life will indeed be happy.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-02-09

Balloons do not cost much they
arc made loi ascent.
RE P'actice Pocket -pickiag,
What hvo letters form a sentence
Of forgiveness +! qqu.
Angel clke ought to be light and
tr, thery. 1t ought TO ise well, too.
A restaurant keeper advertises foi
boy to open oysters fifteen years
ID"
Charles Barry, Of Bradford, was
blown to pieces at Hichburg, New
York, on Wednesday, by al esplo-
on OF ni'ro-slyceriar.
George Albright, a macLinist, lost
an arm while working at a lathe 10
the shops OF the Lehigh Valley
railroad at Bethlehem. last Satu,
day.
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A Scieme That Diln'l Pan Out Well

81 don't know whether they 10 /
Intentionally or not" said youn,
jack knnebiter, thDuIhtfully, 'bu
somehow these newspapers pas
nroun an awiul lot D; Gnrcl,arlo in-
tor'oaliou.
"llows that ?" langnilly inquire,
his rnnning mate, jun l. Ardid,.
"Wby, Istw in the pon lust wee
itat IA poor yoriI FELLOW it 81
LOUIS borrowed an umbrella OF
bank president, aud the next d,yIc
,WucI IT.
"Rppiu lie, that
So, no ! he did really" conlin
Icd / aucb'ier "he walked into to,
)mk the very nest day aud return
'd the umbrella Iuo president Nns
- much astJuisnel tIat he cIllei
the yOunS man back aud mule hun
Ils esther ut u big salary
"}eca lse no was ~ honest, eh T.
"E Actly. 50. you see, asI hal
gotten one of the first odlinus OF
The paper, | thought Id work the
same racket befu:c any of the otLri
b,,s p1uuht IN "
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Three gIdens.

Tls bu 'del o: lie -Holra o. :, n,
, rong sirug6 e. 10: -cto. es n,
D'' dooE o. Gras 20 fust ~Ga.'
4 siip % .aseculi y
On SO. ny sea.
! ie brrden of Love--A b. ..ht morn,
..'t looks its ioveliest at its dawn,
Aa, better had ir ne'e- been hora!
Tor sooa drive mis- OF misery
Der daraened sea.
IAe bu.den OF Christ Binding tears
a loaslng and love thro' long years,
a hrm. faithful front to all fears
Then glorious eternity
or golden sea-
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TO Husbands.

Always complain OF being tired
aud remember that nobody els 4,
,ets tired.
Your wife shouli ALWAYS have ov.
ery,hiug 10 re.diiejs for yri, bit
you sljilI nSt Ja any;hils for
der.
When yoor wife asks fos money
give har n nickle. and AK hes what
shs iD'euds 10 d. with il.
Then 60 down io%n oud spend
ten times the amodn. foo ciS Is, for
they ete u necessity.
Go down town OF an even II 2,
staud around on the cor0e: 60. ,i'k
q fcs It's mje n o. . % Ina
to ST. /, at home " th your family.
Charge your ~ife no. t. oo'''p.
bot yoi cad spin all the yirus You
like.
Fave your vile ges up ami make
i~es, but don't you get mp uutil ''e
est oi the fa n,iy are eating brcik~
'.ct, "a you might take cold.
Weai oil clothes aod ME yo'r.
sell as untidy as poss.5lo un,l 'hor
witu's health fails, thea = won BE
best to Fl up some, ior in al p pla-
bi,,g you will want alo."e, W.
sue ;s gone.
Have smile for owe -bo = y n
ne t, but trr = ID get II flown o.
be.o.e ~ ch yGIc hpn'.
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"a 10 Mae ~, aniy a
Failure,

YESTERDAY c':ernoon man step,
ped Into Wrin street bmbsr slop
TO get shaved. While tho blIbei
We passing ,he steel over bis flce.
,Ie mal bean - shed tears. This
'ss - tho attention Of the pro =
% C. .;o' the shop, he directed the
ana. pa C. Of he r,sor to sharper
T. ..s. 1nol Vt. As ,Ie shave con /.
:uSsl 10 mans tears flowed un-
ce..s Is'y, AMI the barber continued
to whe. his tool, occasionally chang.
irg -, an s::iviag ~. diligent.
ly os possible to ana'.osilo The SUI
'e".rgs of his customers.
I'VE cte nsinI tne best razors in
ire slop, ST." sail the mll with the
lther cup. "Your i,co mlst bo very
tender. Does it pain you much p
a razor pan me , D,ip, sip-
pose t1Gt ma who hl1 bec1
tarough the wcr 81 iIks .,1n , rsi
eel ST rls,as'
".Daa W'a;'1 = - hags yn
he 3D., DjD-!. i 'rs. .ns
boss.
Il q. !, It:,''.' 49,, I'll ,,,..
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Fiua, es iUr a Dinner.


Ga Christmas day, lSo2, wnen
Confederate money had begun to
dep ec,u,e. "a NJ. G. Il ia a letter
from Virginia, tu"ke"s ia VI sinn
were worth 81 apiece, salt thirty
three cents a pound, while "the ynle
logp VS. - a cod fireclacke.s
were S,5 u p.cS. la 1868 turkeys
had risen to so a piece whisky
and run for osg nog, cost SO n
gallon sugar was from So to slO IA
pound; flour S,i45 bai el. Goil
was at preniuu OF $500, and II
plain Christmas dinner cost about
$500. In 1864 Hour was $500 IA
barrel butter $40 pound and SUI
gar 92 an ounce. At a CHRISTMAS
dinner at country house near Rich
mond, lhey had for dinner a $50
ham, and the last tul key on The
pl.nta. on, value Sl75, with SiOO
worth of cabbage, potatoes aud
hom.ny. Corn bread was SCI. we'd,
made of meal at $50 bushel and
salt at D. n pound, The dessert was
black molesses at 80 a gallon, and
after ono cup Of tea real tea, worth
SiO0 a pound, tire ,suied for the oc--
"a, o. Is u sarprls,, and not sissa-
llras--there was coffee at discretion,
made iiom sweet potatoes cnt into
Little Squares, toasted aid ground.
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SfGlly Temlsra E. Es:s3L

On the sleeper Of an l., L. Il W
ra'n recently, traveller uoti III uu
old whilcOeirci gentleman trying t.
get inio linen duster. The yuun..
Itaveler ru.he | IT, his assistance, ani
iu helping him with the g,rn"u',
noticed u good..>i1cd whisky flask
ipro'rnding from one of the inside
pockets Ol his coat. Being of a va.
q. IA nniur' h, rppOJrittci the bpt-
tl", snt The cot nu ib' strange, ulo
.ncn pu,llus olt Il llisN, sIi |
"Will YOU tiko . Il H."
II, old maj DID not rrrDsnil
thc butllr, aul drawing hin elf w.
,e,n l>cl, rtlner ,r,e cl
"Nr, slr never u.iuk.
"it won't ~. yoi.' in'is!, It
,lo was. IL the beet
"Youus man si tho old scnt'c.
man, intru ling Tor all the c,r to hear,
-. sou persist in drlukIns whisky
y,u will bo II 'uilrd mIu at 10. l.
&. the course ol the linl. When |
vas Il boy my mithor died, aud tie.
last tniog she dill was to ciIi ne to
Lcg boI,id1 AMI srd : "Joba swear
to me that you will never touch a
hop OF liquor"
Here the oil man chppel h.s hNnl
~ bis side p,r&e', fnhni it cmpy y,
,r .ca'gD ..S the bottle in the
band, Of another, he continued
'Egccp,, M dear By, an occt ion.
Al SUI .er wal, travelling.
Nd re,,ins 10" the nI'k, b .
rr os.ci b., to h. lips, amid u howl of
luIhlrt which sho'k the whole car
--!a 81 (C,lD r. ace,
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H q q { n v.
Tho Am irisan M,sianic.


,iit up ,hine i.on hand,
Tio-o' 5ie ssalw.st o',n ~ felrless
eye
Linz proudly now thlne iron hali Oh
high
Firn and unf f4uased stand!
Nofecd hat Oh OF .,cns,
To 6Ocl< ne .enple OF tay 3lo..c 70
thouyit-
Thou hast the jewel w.ich t1ym
h.l ough',
l.;chec tnea tisdeAs.
Thou at on" Go :, l. 'gh p.',,,,
s. ola; before * &C N.tr 80 a..
ty shrine;
Tor a5ewhoie wo d lie ..io..o,l g..
is thine,
10 tpread lse eternal fc. G.
Even lie the Hebrew c. e.,
5 i.c.5 ,.Cc e.o 81: ...-u o. Oh
deep,
Me OF" he i, e ir.jw. .,
leGp,
To give the cl..i .e'of.
Mi h5y e noag hv i:td,
StcnGcst tbo1, men o. o.. m.dw.
Ee ween tls e u a., ie.tra, al
lss to swev,
by ne A. 1.-Two .iNgm ad.
";ou at delve 'ltlee. ,..,
Ana i!on !" 10y caves b y out
pure 80 :;
rhor canst II - tle c o'ds - s.,
ven roil"d.
And se the N ia.
Taou hast ne 70 ~ .ca,
ca. al II 80 &c. oJw.ae -, ne
Wild vi ,us
%, .ae o'er 4 . il.e e,y ..'as
D.. :
~-e. 5asi,o ta,e.
Thou c. sod los "a; Z, 70 a
Upol :he e'es..c 81. cft.s :,
a q, 49, or IN ,leopDo e.e ,tc...e. chod
C, ne. :
i'ny wo ds.'o IL .oI.nto No "a!
Tho, ct new -",c.c. e,
Waere lie We o" x wave N, n,
= : own,;
Aad the ", C.,-..lce o. io)oo,'4g
~
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DR.. Dav, OF Aos,. ala, reeenLy
; I'd ,tll, tcvi'g 'or my yotrs
regarded d, ph heria, in lis early
81 ye. es . p ol9 local nii.ce don,
'5syc, er'aei By mc kel te1 leacv
10 take o. pl, enc 30 G.eompos :
ton, he has tcustel m ,st 10 he free
md co slant app. c. Oh of ahtis p.
.'cs, ald whei .he'r enplpvnput
las beel adopted ON the Ii Vt. aud
been combined " th jld c o,se',m,r-
~ }, =. b. seldom seen blood
poison g eHsue. IN consequence of
the &c power w1ich SAT- pos.esses
in preventing The parei, r,.e de-
composition Of mest aud otuor or
GnD'c m.,ie,s, Dr.. Dav hai often
prescribed fCt & p. aufia .tielts
l. mag fur away ifom medical aid the
frequent use OF a cargle composed
of tablespoonful or more salt dis.
solved Ia a tunbler of water, given
children who cannot Galsle a tea
spoonful or two to dix occasional
ly. Adults to use tIs G Gle os a
prophylaciic, or prevent Q, three or
four t.ne day.
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Pannsylyania ranks fflh

Pennsylvania ranks fifth in the
murder list for 1881, 81 murders
rave been cjin nittel within her
jurisdiction -dariog the year just
siosel We beat Mi,sDuri, aud are
ight on tbs heels VI Texas.
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'. 'e toa went { la. i J.. over
toe eeoa. se
a o the m.1 .h.t lo-el ne dearest,
"A - % ~ ia -
" go. ,. On ...... ,,-lg
90 pn t t-so,'.
an, e ~ .., ..,p, SVEN PC. r.
5ob,ed on. ire yell. (. eve,'.
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a trauce ae..oa--Wa ing in your
sleep.
a nslsss wa.ts--Oae that will not
w ruue, zsd.
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Yards in a Mile.

tar0S III q NILE.
Mile in England or America. 1.760
yards.
Mileia Russia, l,loo yards.
Mile 10 Italr, 2.496 yards.
Mile 10 Scotland or Ireland, 1900
yards.
Mile in Portland, 2.l0o yards.
Nile in Spain, SOB yards
Mile 10 Germany, $500 yards.
Mile 10 Sweden and Dsnmars,
''2ss yards.
Mile in Hungary. $500 yards.
a league 10 EuglaAd aud Ameriea
$3.50 yards.
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THE POST.
----a-ss sss -
'uOlished every Thursday Evening
JEaEMIAH GROUSE, Propr

Terms OF Subscription,
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM. Paw.
"plo within ak months, or S2.5Oifnot
pnid within the year. No paper di,-
continued lLtii all arrcaragcs "a
P"id unless at the option Of the pub.
subscriptions outside Of the county
PAiABLg IN ADVANCE.
'sB'Pcr-ons lifting and usiuy no,o,
"Vr"SS"d % others become subscriber,
'hd are liable forthe price orthe pa,,er
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Whal ne M..ilf W..


MOI long ago in one o; he Pa is
police courts n workman accused OF
Stealing II pair of trousers was dis
charged, on the groun that .he"'
w..not So .licent evi1en u establish
t,s so.it. Neienrined seated, hiw'
e. 9 ou ,le p..soners bench al o.
his aclui..al had been annonncet.
The lawyer who lad conducted bis
defense, nbserving thlt lie dla not
move. Informed hin b't ne wa
l. ee TO 30 about his NJ. le>+ il he
had nay. He slork h'i no." s, h l..
". bat Il not bi >. Bv this
t;me, no o,he- casa bsing Oh hand
he coat was nen'lv cmptv. Again
addressing him his do'or1e; in
onitcd with some Irritation. ."why
the deuce he d.d not get up az go"
stop tn.J was moment, please y
rep ed the steulfust sitter, 'ard lei
me whisper IN yorc o.. I cat G.
till all tue witnesses ,or The prDs,.
an,i1n have left lie court. "Ani
Why, mny ask q "rcc NO OF he
stolen .orse.s-doo't you Gute
stand , "Nioat assure lily [ d, no;
unle,s and What ab,.t iie rJs-
n :? Dolly til, We go, 'cn on!
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An exchange sp ,sks of female
'awysrs. yss. they 'aro all 10 males,