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Refused to take Boarders.

Before the board of Trustees of the \ Inns
House, at their last meeting, application
was received from friends of the widow of
Perry Ne3zey, who lately died in Whining
ton, for her admission into that institution,
with the understanding that her friends
would pay Il weekly fee therefor of suci
an amount as should he fixed by the Trus-
tees. Vice President Of the United States,
Davis, had agreed to make himself respon
sihle for the payment Of the old .ady's board
if she was admitted. 1t seems that the old
lady was offered the choice between Il board
ing house and the Aims House, as Il place
of shelter and she chose the latter.
When the question of her admission to
the house was brought before the board of
Trustees, the objection was raised that they
had no authority to take boarters. This oh
stacle being cleared away the majority Of
the members voted to receive her, but the
question of the amount to be charged COM
point, the various members thinking dill, r
emily upon it, some advocating Il charge rs
high rs 81 per week =: hiie others thought :!
enough. The members being divided upon
this point and unable to agree, the entire
matter was dropped and the admission Of
the old woman refused. ~
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SWarth;nnre Cnllara

Ei-trEI4Att ~ r,.nmEn BrlLDING.-
Euth a">yS admitted. College and Prepar-
atorN School. ndrr care OF lIrrnhars OF
the SocioiE Of Friends. The main huih;:ng
destroyed by fire 9th month. ,.,,;. :,Ia :.ccu
completely rebuilt. rtI.l.gc,t, and fitted up
VIII. all NunN eNicuCeS. thorough inSfruc-
ton i'll Languages. literature, Mathematics
and the Sciences. New Scientific Building
continuing Laboratories, Drafting Rooms,
Machine Shops, and all appliances. .,.l ;.1r
SUNG a thorough .ouiss' IN chemistry, Me
chuAtcai amd Ojlii Engineering. Tie next
tenn opens 01h mo. (Srpt.) l2rh Apply
early, as, other things haiug equal, places
will be given the earliest applicants.
For iull particulars, address F,nN ,i:D
Ii. MAGlLL, President. t.WaGthmore Col,
lege, Delaware sl,.s IA.
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Personal To Men Only

THE NoLTAGr BELT Co, Marshall, Mich,
VIII s"pd DR.. DYES CELEBRATED E9.Er-
IRON ulTAIj' BE..r., anp Ei.I,iisip Al
rIIN$CEs on rrial Tor thirty days to men
(young or "ldl who ere afflicted with Nrr
v"nS Debility, Lost Vitality and Manhood,
and kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration of health and
manly vigrr. Address as above. \. r.
IA risk IS incurred, as Jhirty day 8 trial Is
allowed.
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umpire. Tie Elktun club went first to the
bat and scored one ran in the first inning
being followed ut lie bat by the Cecil club,
who made no score At the end o: nine in
nings the score stood: Elkton, Is: Cecil, 10
The Cecil club was "whitewashcd" six
times and the E.lkton club once. \ return
game will be played next Thursday on the
Frcil clubs ground at Chesapeake. The
Elkton club will play the A"tiy" club OF
Newark at Elkton on Tuesday
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For sac b. AZ dealers.

We call attention TO tue advertisement III
another column Of Mr.. /. .. Whitman. The
tendency "i he manufacturing ist,siltss .uy
wears has been towards making bat one
line al gpott> i'll Il factory, as workmen be-
come very sililful and can turn odt better
goods and NOR" of them When kept at
work ur"n one thng year in and year pIi1
Tn, Sncr' IS Of this policy may ha >urruiS-,i
from til" immense factories ana. ,nnllnu,t~
sales of the various concerns engaged IN the.
manufacture "t rraUr!; It,.l s,.u..r,<, Grain
drills, q. Mr. !ii.Inan represents three
separate factories, one manufacturing rlQwS
and pl1"' ":tSi.4-', a"oti!,r he Champion
Gain Drills, aud another making dc c.la-
hrafed Brush NiytTra. lie j.. Eut ii. the
general agricui.nrai business, iut Tor pnws,
grain drills and fertilizers claims to III. able
to compete with any other lnanui;,c. urer il
the land,
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HAAS VIii:TAELE SfcuTAv lIAIr
R.NEwIE is scientific combination
of some II III" Ei~~t puWor!ul r..stria-
tive agents in The vegetable kingdom.
/! restores FRAY hair To lis original
color. Il makes the scalp white and
clean. 1t cure, damIrGH and hUMorS.
nII falIing-out Of the hair. Il furnishes
the Hutritivc principle ly which the
hair Is nnuriSh"d aud >upnuiled. IL
H.akcS the hair moist, soft and glossy.
ard i unsurpassed rs 4 hair dressing
1t is the most economical preparations
ever offered to he public. - its elects
remain = !cEg time. making cmIy an
Hcca>,'1!a! ans!;"a'tGn i2c"s>ar(. Il j.
recommended al.t used II, eminent
medical men. and officially endorsed hy
Ihc State h>>aycr OF massachusetts.
Tn" popularity Of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test of many
years, both in this country and in
foreign lands. and it is HOW known and
Nsed III all the civilized countries ~
kie world.
For sale by AZ dealers.
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Reorganization of a Yacht Club.

y number of the old members Of TIE
Elkton Yacht Club met in the office o; the
County Commissioners on Monday evening
for the purpose of reorganization and ar
ranging for the summer cruise. Joseph
Hinchclifft was called to the chair and l..
NJ. Haines chosen secretary. \ resolution
was passed requiring a deposit of three dol
lars by each member who joins the com
pany for the cruise this summer. The time
for the cruise was fixed at about August
18th and one week as its duration. Messrs
Keys, Hinchclitfe and Taylor were APP
pointed Il committee on boat. MessrS.
Keys, lIaines and "iioc'' Wells were Sc
lected as caterers. Monday night next was
selected rs the next meeting night.
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sS the peculiar action on the kidneys
aud Urinary organs Gf asparagus is fire.
quentiy noticed during Tie ssasaa Prof
Benson recently proved in the ease Of the
Emperor William and others that in combi-
nation with malt and quinine it is IN ALSO
lutte specific for diseases of the liver, kid
neyS and urinary organs. His method has
been adopted by the Malt Bitters Company,
ard this great German food is now: compos-
Ell of malt, Hops, quinine bark and aspara-
gus.-NeHicul Times
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The New Registration.

Reports from the different districts show
that the number of voters registered during
the sittings Of the Registers just closed was
generally light throughout the county
This can be explained principally by the
fact that the season is very busy one, the
farmers and lahGriEg classes generally being
in the midst of harvest 'Fho whole regis
tration for the five days was as follows
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Postponement of Excursion.

ON account of a misunderstanding on the
part Of the PennSy lvauia Railroad Com
pany with reference to the train, the eNcur-
sion which was to have started from HaNrc
de Grace, North East, Elkton, &c, on
next Wednesday, July %, under the man
agement of Messrs. Handy, McCnll"ngh
AMI oil hers, las been indefinitely postponed.
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age runs, Il yield Of less t;lan eighteen hush
els to the acre being Il rarity. The wheat
crop in this county will this season ~urpasS
that of any former season for lor.. time
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Young or middle aged men suffering
from nrrv"uS debility, loss of memory, pre-
lnaturc old aye. rs the result of bid habits,
should send three stamps for Part VII of
Dime Series pamphlets. Address Worlds
bislrnnary Medical Association. Buffalo,
y. y.
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FiBeSt ever made, Emory's Little Ca
thartic Pills, pleasant to take, sugar
coated; no gripping: only - cents a box,
of D1nggist, or by mail. Standard Cnre
Co.. III Nassau Street. New York.
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| DON'T condemn a good thing because you
| have been deceived by worthless nostrumS.
/ Pavkrr's Ginger Tonic has cured many in
| fh;, src;i"n OF nervous Disorders, aud we
| recommend il heartily to such sufferers
| NtirS
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DIED.

STrEGEuN.-nn the 10Th inst. Captain
Edward &. Sturgeon. in The Ilrh year of
his age, born III North East. Cecil county,
Md, hut for the last fifty years Il resident
Of Baltimore.
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The attention of farmers is called to the
advertisement of M"ssrS. Baugh " Sons, in
another column. The reputation of their
rhoSl hate is worldwide. Send for Clrcu
lar.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY iTE.NS.

The eNati.=iou from this city a. rD.chcster
or the lith inst. S'a& i gga9d success. The
boat plshed from the wharf d. l,;.li-past
eight o'clock, every one on board radiant
with the anticipation of pleasure and one
days freedom from the cares Of business
and household. i}ug PARTY MAS increased
by several friends FROM ElaiGG ;:!i;s the "trip
Gown WAS very enjoyable. Rochester is
greatly improved since last year, and the
cnlerprising managers are not yet satisfied,
but are constantly adding to the attractions
OF he place. The hotel IS certainly under
good management Judging by the politenesS
OF the clerk and the quiet and efficient serv-
ing of an excellent dinner We left the no.
te! wishing it could be our good fortune to
spend several weeks at a place where every
thing is .tCue t. Ii!aks pleasant tie stay oil
transient guests. The park With ts swings,
flying horses ami railway IS ATTRACTIVE 10
the children, while those who pre- Older can
>ltend a few hours very Pleasantly there.
We left Toicnestcr IS hQif-pGst i've aud
reached home at nine o'clock and aid sure
that all felt that the day had been one OF
quiet enjoyment. We hope this may moi
be the last excursion OF the season from our
city to Colchester. y.
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- pr Pierrc's . Tavnritc Prescription
is the deGilitatr,i Wuman's best restorative
,rri,.
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Malaria, Ch!lis and Fever, aui, bilious
attacks positively curen with Emory
Standard Cure Pills-an iufallible rene
dy: never tail to cure the most obstinate.
iong-standing cases where Quininc aud
all ether rcmc&!e. had failed. They are
prepared expressly for naIariouS sections,
in double boxes. twn kinds of Pills, con
tanning Il strong cathartic and ii chill
breaker. sugar coat ed: contain 10 nui,linc
OF Mercury, causing =" gripping or purg-
ing; they are mild and efficient. cci tain
in their action and harmless in all eases:
they ctiectuaily cleanse the system. ard
give new life ana tone To the body. As
. household remedy they are urcqGaltG.
For Liver Ct mp!alnt Their equal is not
known: one bcX will have wonderful
effect oi! the worst case. they are used
and prescribed by Physicians. and sold
by Druggists everywhere, or sent by mail
u and 80 cent boxes. ..mary's Little
Cathartic Pills, best evcT made. only Il
cents. Standard Cure Co., ia Nassau
Street, New York
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az We have quite .; large lot Of Dress
Goods OF medium grades that are very Inu,.h
in the way. REESE.
~ Now get your Fruit Jars and Jelly
Glasses. We have them fer sale. REESE
~" Pure Spices. REESE
20" We have .Arbuckles Roasted Coffee
REESE
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PRIZE ESSAYS.
Mr. Wa1amaker's Employees Tell What
IS the Best Way to Wait on a
Customer

\b,u. three months ago Ar. John
Haiarnal.rr offered to his employees at
the Grand DrlsD. 4 series Of FIVE prizes,
RAGING from 80 II 80. for the best cS-
saE on t!,a >iili2rt. What is the Best
Way IL Wait ou 4 Customer - Over
eighty essays we're sent TO the commit
tee of Judges, and last evening a large
audience. consisting OF Mr. Wanalnaker 5
employees. assembled ut the Grand Depot
"a enjoy the exercises iac;dcnt to the
award of the prizes.
After an enjoyable programme Of vocal
sulns duets. qu1rtcttes aud chornscS.
and addresses by Rev. o. H. Tiffany, d.
D.. an, John Field, of Young. Smyth.
pr;zc-that BIZ Miss Mary Brcwer-Was
read. Miss Brewer assumed that the
foundation pIincip.rS in I salesman or
>9!"swuman are: first, tr,3c loyalty 10
her employer: second loyalty to the Gus
toner with the legion of elements i'm
piled III them, coidiality. pollteness, hon
esry. tact, patience. perseverance, de-
ci>inn. ccniiGcace. Willingness and en-
thusiasn. each in its turn Icing requisite,
some occasional Is. Others always. The
,ccuuu prize WAS AWARDED IL " il!iani Il.
1ro;aw, the iiF.! to Thomas {. Bennett.
the fourth ~ lanes C!arcmcy. ahd the
EIti, tc J. ". Corson
In q brief address Mr.. Wanamake c%
pressed Ills qualification at the success
which had attended his ScEenao OF get
ting his salcspeople to concentrate their
r.,
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.y salt Fish to suit you. GELpIS,
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* y full line Of Dr. Warner Corset:
at REESE's,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-15
HlTkL ARRIVALS
Februsry Il, 1882.
OLIFT HOUsK.

P s'usick, Tintic; c w Weaver, jesse
Lauffer, Custer City, Idaho; VIM n
Ferrp: Park City; w Snyder, Provo;
A Msze, Tooele; g w Richmond
Ogden.
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-
MAYOR LITTLE.

After serving thee terms as
Mayor of Salt Lake City, Honor
able Feramorz Little retires from
his six years of official life, and
again becomes a private citizen in
the political sense of the term. he
goes out of Office not under pressure,
for had he consented to accept re-
nomination. whichhis friends urged
him to do, his election would have
been as certain as anything could
be; he Tetires to rest and in obedi-
ence to personal desires to be free
from the many cares and annoy
ances which have ever beset the
Mayor of This city The HERALD
cannot let him GO without, on be-
half Of the taxpayers and all of the
people of Salt Lake, publicly ex-
pressing its thanks to him for the
honesty, integrity and uprightness
which have characterized his ad-
ministration, and the business abil-
ity, attention and faithfulness
shown IN his long service as head of
the city government. Newspapers
have the reputation of fault-fnding
of Quibhling, and Of being too ready
to criticise and condemn. They are
accused Of want Of charity in deal
ing with public officials, and of
treating mistakes of judgment on
the part of officers as next to crimi-
nal. The charge may sometimes be
true; but the HERALD can truth
fully say that it has never had occa
sion to find fault with,
much less condemn, the official
acts of Mayor Little. His whole
from the hour he subscribed |
he oath of Office in February, 1876,
has been that Of an earnest, con-
'cientiCnS officer, progressive in his
motives and actions, devoted to the
interests Of the corporation, and de-
to administer the affairs of
he municipality faithfully, honestly
nd to the best Of his abundant
bility. If he has not accomplished
IL that he desired it has been
through no lack of effort, for his
inc and talents have been the city's |
nd employed for its general well
are. He. retires from Office with :
ne consciousness of having served
he public faithfully, and while he
iii carry with him into his self
retirement the confidence
nd respect Of the people, his work
Ill continue to be observed on all
des, some of it lasting, it is hoped.
II generations, and daily speaking
-alseS to his able and honest ad-
i?istration.
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Price River Notes.
PRICE RIVER CANYON, 4.
February 10th, 1882:
Kdttore Herald:

II zulu 4VsAs 100.
! Editors Herald: -
1 met a man in the canyon, to-
day, on his way to Clear Creek, who
claims TO have been an eye witness
to the shooting ARRAY that took
place at Green River on the 21st
ult. From q short conversation
with him I CLEANED the following
facts in relation to it: It appears
that California Bill-whOse right
name is VIM. Neugent, from Cali
fornia-a and Duffy were, in the
phraseology Of the place, "bunkeys,"
and shared the same bed; they were
working for Nelson Sc. Jensen, rail-,
road contractors, east of Green
River. On the day of the shooting
they left camp together, qnarreling
all the way out over trivial matters;
after they arrived in camp they in
dulged III several drinks together,
but were by no means intoxicated,
and quarreled agaip-OVer what /
am unable to learn-and parted; but
in few minutes they returned,
Bill with a pistol and Duffy with a
rifle; as they met in front Of Tay-
lor's saloon, Bill fred on his former
chum, the ball passing through the
calf of his left leg; then Duffy
raised his rifle and fired at NeUgent,
the ball entering his left breast and
coming out under the shoulder
blade he fell backward through the
doorway into TIE saloon and ex-
PRED almost Immediately. Duffy
ran across the river, followed
by number of men, and
after Il short chase he was captured.
1t was only through the interces-
sion Of the cooler headed men that
he escaped being lynched. He is
now in the Provo Jail.
The people that constitute the
better class Of the population of this
place are just awakening to the fact
that peaceable citizens life will
not be safe until some of the roughs
that infest the country are made to
perform the tight rope act and |
dance on nothing, for they continue |
to make things uncomfortably |
lively. On several occasions Mr..
FOrbs, who has charge of the D.
and R. G. warehouse, has been run
over the river at the muzzle Of a
gun by these playful scamps.
Two men were severely injured
lere on the 9th ult. They were
working on the grade blasting rock:
bla' t was lighted, the fuse burned
Up, but the powder failed to ignite.
They foOlishly attempted to drill it
ut to save the powder, when it ex-
lOded, cutting them badly about
he fare and hands. one Of them
)sing nearly the whole of his hand,
nd bruised their bodies consider
bly,. They were sent to Salt Lake (
Or repairs.
Clear Greek rejoiceth in a govern
lent postOffice, which is known as
Tucker postofice. FELIX.
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$500 Reward

We viii pay the above reward for
any case of Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion
Constipation or Costiveness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable. and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar Coated.
Large boxes, containing 80 Pills, Is
cents. For sale by all Drugg 8.
Beware of counterfeits and imita-
tons. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN c. WEST & Co., "The
Pill Makers. 161 and 1S3 W.Madison
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of a
3 cent stamp. sZ. Q. M. 1. Drug
Store, agent.
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A CANADIAN coroner's jury has
declared the person who gave
whisky to a boy, thereby causing
the latter's death, guilty of wilful
murder. Now if a grand jury will
follow this up by indicting the mlr-
derer, and the law officers will pro-
secute him for his crime, the ex-
ample will be worth much TO those
communities that are trying to en-
force laws against disposing of in
toxicating liquors to minors.
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CHRISTIANITY NOT TO BLAME.

A brief telegram from Chicago, in
Tuesdays HERALD, stated that
Unity Church had instructed the
trustees to inform the pastor, Rev.
Geo. G. Min, that lis connection
with the church as pastor would
cease within three months. The
dispatch was somewhat blind to the
far-Western newspaper reader, no
cause being stated for this
action on the part of the
church. DR.. Min is rather
prominent divine of Chicago, whose
Sunday sermons have been printed
in the newspapers Of that city. For
some time he has been pastor of
Unity Church Presbyterian, from
which he is now to be deposed.
The reason for his turning out
is the very best that could be-
assigned. He recently publicly an
nounced that he no longer believed
in the Deity, the scriptures, or the
Immortality Of the soul, and de- |
claTed himself without creed or
faith. His expulsion from the
pulpit was of course a natural
consequence of such a declaration.
Christian people could not well be
content to listen to the preaching of |
such man. 1t is observed that
some of the newspapers are accept
ing this case, as they did the late
action of DR.. rockingham, of New
York, in expressing doubt as to |
certain hitherto orthodox doctrines.
as an indication that Christianity
is losing its influence upon the
minds Of intelligent men. We
think it rather proves that the
Christian religion fails to enlighten |
the minds of men as it should do SO |
as to enable them to detect the
frauds and humbugs among those |
who profess to believe and preach |
Christianity. The Rev. Min has |
been a weather-cock as to creeds.
now pointing in this direction. and
again in that. He has been al en-.
thuslast, as his sermons plainly tell.
AT one time he was a rantinp
Methodist, and then he was such q
Presbyterian as would have made
Calvin appear very mild-voiced
exhorter. The broadcast liberalitv is
proclaimed in some of his discourses
while in others his orthodoxy is
of the most rigid character.
1t is charitable to say of
such men that they are
"cranks" To say they are anything
else is to charge them with insin-
certify and declare their motives I'M
worthy. Min, we take it, has
never been q sincere Christian if he
has he has never been q sincere be-
lever III ereeds. or he could not
have switched from track to track
as he has done. Like sGuiteau, he
was affiic ed with an overwhelming
desire for nOsOIinty, and a change
Of churches made him .alked about J
more than he st OK g t. one. HI, i
Hoppings IN that inc having ceased S
to be sensational, he now gets him
self ia ked about by a departure in =
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a new direction. Because q Min
leaves the church it is no evidence
that Christianity is an error or is
losing its power. A well might we
say that republican doctrines were
a failure because crazy wretch
shoots the President.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-15
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

r + Durham, Denver; J B James.
New York; A S Beardsley, N Fl Reards,
ley. Ogden; g 81 Vyman, ir. Ophir CITY.
F I Dubor's Ross Fork; WI Vinooar
U + K 4; } Beatty, ir. Omaha; A Am
ley and wife. Elko. New; VIM Stewart.
Sandy; j G Knick or booker, Chicago: a
Q Barton, Miss T Barton, Miss J Barton
E W Nash, wife and servant. Omahs: r
Green and wife, San Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-15

TIE CONTENTS of the HERALD this
morning are as follows:
1sr PAGE-Latest Telegrams-Congres.
sionsl, Etc.
ID Pace Miscellaneous Telegrsphic
News
Sd PAGE = Telegraphic News-Wash-
ington Observation-Disclosures
ary.
4rH -Editorisls-Hoiel Arrivals.
5TH PAeE-LegislAtive Proceedings.
9Th PAeE-Telegraphic News-Ssnd-
wich Islands Sugar-Big Storm
The Contested Seat.
7TH PAGE Telegrsphic New.-CsllinR
Nance Clicks-Ncminstions, Etc.
IH PAGE City Council Prcceedings-
Local Items.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-15

IF THE mother is feeble it isim-
possible thaf her children should be
strong. LYDIA E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound is a perfect specific
IN all chronic diseases of the sexual
system of w0m n. Send to Mrs.
Lydia e. Pinkham, % Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pam
phlets.
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VALLEY HOUSE,.

F Daniel. Butte, Mont; Lyman s
Woods, Springville; Arthur Gardner. D
q K 9; s II Wooster, Park City; jasper
Dean, Illinois; Arthur Nest, Californis.
George Q Thompson. South Bend. Ind:
James Maeks. John Dudley, Park Citv:
John E Burke; Lesdville: A RYDER. 90,
den; S Earnest, Ruby Hill.