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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-20
FOR SALE.

ONE HOUSE, CONTAINING
" Eight Rooms, Pantry, q
good Well Of Wsier, good
Orchard, good barn. Also one Adobe
House. containing Two Rooms, with
Concrete Creamery; ali under good fence,
containing Two Acres and Thirty-fve
Rods of Ground. This is very desir-
able location. either for BURGESS or as a
Private Residence, being situate 10
Pennington, Davis County, Utah, on
the main travelled road, and opposite To 9
Court House.
For further particulars address o. en-
quire Of
JAMES 7. SMITH,,
jy16 Pennington, Davis Co., Utah.
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Nerve AVID BRAIN DisEis IS

TYR E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
~ Treatment, specific for HysteriS, OI1-
nuess, Commissions, Nervous Headnche, Mem
tai Depression, Loss OF MemoE, Premature
Old Age, caused by over-exertion, over-lndu ].
which leads TO Para sis, decay aLI death.
OAe box viii cure cent cases. Each box
contains one months reatIuent One dollar
q box, or six boxer &. dye dollars; sent Dy
mail prepaid on rectio OF price. We yuaran-
tee six boxes ID cure. ans case With each
order received by u Tor SIX boxes, accom-
pan led with Eve dollars, We will send tbs
pur chaser our written guarzutee to return thC
money ii the treatment does - affect 3 cure.
1iiaraT taAs is~nA1 0aly ~ u. 9. u. |. DRUG
Store Salt Lake CITY.
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est. The most that would likely be
done would be acquired through
our representatives to those cOun-
tries as to the feeling Of the people
and officials on the subject of Il con-
SolidatiOp.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) u. 5. GRANT.
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HORSES FOR SALE.
At PRICE & CLIYE'S.
BUSINESS FOR SALE

A nice, profitable business for
sale. Location on excellent street
good lease on property, and custom
established. To be sod because
party intends leaving. Low terms
offered. Address "W.," Pc. box G,
giving name, Tor particulars.
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Turf Exchange.

On or about the 18th Of August l
will open my new saloon, the : Turf
Exchange" opposite the Walker
House. Everything will be illst,
class, and the hall will be adorned
with four magnificent Exhibit on
billiard tables.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT
FOR RENT.

House of Five Rooms, large kit
chen, well furnished, on Brigham
street, between Seventh and Eighth
East Streets; barn, orchard and
hydrant water; $40 per month.
Apply to ED. II. DURNFORD, Real
Estate. Rent and Loan Agent, un-
der Jones Bank, Main street.
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NOTICE TO CREDTTOEs.

Estste OF Albert R. Darlington, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator OF the estate Of Albert R. Car
rington. deceased, TO the creditors OF, and ali
persons having claims against the said de
ceased, 10 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the first
publication of this notice, to the said zebulon
Jacobs, NJ Salt Lake City, in the county OF
salt Lake. Dated 1t Salt Lake City, July a.
1882.
ZEBULON JACOBS,
Administrator OF the estate of Albert r,
Darlington, deceA sed. jyl6
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MONETARY AND STOCKS.
New York, July 10, 1882.

Silver bars 1872; money, 2, 81
goy'ts, generally unchanged stoeks'
steaay; " estern Union. S71s; QulcKsaVer,
9X; Pacific, 4611; Esrlposs, z wells.
Fargo, I27; n. Y. Central 1895
Erie, 405S; Panama, 147; Denver and
r, g., 62H; Union Pacific. ll7H; bNnds.
IISSl; Central Pacific $50; sonds ll6H
S1tro, q.
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States Buggy Horses.

Twenty head of Fine Horses for
sale at Dahl 81 Thompson's stables,
consisting of ladies' ph@ton, car
rlage teams, and gentlemen's road
sterS. JAS. MATHEwsoN,
From Ottawa, Ills.
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B0ARDERS WANTED.

In a private family in the Nine
teenth Ward. Enquire at this
Office.
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nAINTERS JOURNAL, MONTHLY. CSC
wear. Headquarters for books 70
painters. JESSE HANEY & co, 10 Spruce
Street,N,Y,
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A HANDS ONE line of Gents
Half Hose aud ,ummer Underw ear,
regardless Of cos, at
GOLD 3ERG'S-
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REAL ES TATE
FOR SALE BY
]. K. GILLESPIE,
REAL ESTATE And RENT AGENT.

Wanted. Territorial aud County ecrtpt,
Small Houses to Rent or for Sale, apPlioa-
GT1On A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
C11VO. site; az x10 rods OF ground; good
fence, lawn, hydrsnt water, etc; on Fourth
East Street. opposite SSwyers residence y
.FOO BUILDING LOT 21Sx1O RODS OF
GdVO' ground; two and one-half blocks
east of Main Street. "
0eOO ADOBE HOUSE OF SIX NICE
AOOO' rooms, hall, ETC.; lot 2Hx1O RODS
OF ground, east front, near depot. Fifteenth
Ward. Il
G1O00 BUILDING SITE, 5x1O RODS,
pAAVO good fruits, hslf block from car
inc, 11th Ward. -E i.
GoEOO BUYS A GEM OF A HOUSE, 9
Q2OOO rooms, modern style; bath room
hot aud cold water, and newly built bow WIN
dow. etc.; lot 4x2o rods, 10th Ward. d par %
G1 oz5 ALARM OF I5a ACRES, ACRES,
pA % - in iuueEne, fOIr miles from CITY
near wlnder's Farm, State Road. 81
BROKER!
Money to Loan on diamonds, watches, ~
! elry and other collaterals. A sPecislty III
buying and selling railroad tickets and ILL.,
/ ing stocks, scrip, jurors and witnesses c"u-
certificates bought ana sold.
Office NeXt to Walker House
MAIN STREET
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& SON
CALCIMINERS,

Plain PlGStererS, Chimney Builders,
General JobberS.
SOUTH TEMPLE STREET. Opposite north
side o. ley House.
Our Charges are reasonable and Satisfaction
guar anseed. Order by Telephone. P. 0. Box
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FOR SUMMER CLOTHING.
Hats, Alpaca Coats and Busters, 60
to the Clearance Sale at
L. GOLDBERG'S.
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Use Sure Pop.

sold by Fl. Dinwoodev, for Ger
tain destruction of bugs anG etc.
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ADMISSION, usual Theatre Rates. No Er-
Snerge Tor RESERVED Seats. Box Office
open for sale Of tickets and reserved seats.
Mednesday and Thursdsy. Concert begins at
Sp.m. sharp. iyIe
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-21
DIR OELLiG & PFOUTz Tonic ELIXIR
AND Pills


The reliable preparation so highly rec
commended by its merits. This medicine
is known by its curative powers from the
East to the West, from the North to the
South. Owing to the purity of the medi.
demand is largely increasing II is the
great cleanser and puritirs the SYSTEM reg
ulaitS he liver, hearts, lungs and kidneys
cures dyspepsia; is invaluable as II tonic;
will impart strength to the system, restores
lost appetite. and is also certain to remove
all distractions to ,h' regular roursc ofna-
lure in females. II will also strengthen the
weakest cord, rcstnr" down hearing, and is
n sure remedy for Whites, pain in the bnck
side or under tie shoulder blades, heavi
ness on breast, or helching of wind
DR. PFoUTZ's CEnTIFIchTEs.
DR.. Ptoulz Dear Sir: Having been af
flictcd for long time with dyspepsia and
n general prrstration of my nervous sys-
TEN and having used a great many medi-
cinrs without experiencing any relief, |
was induced by your agent ut this pnce to
try bottle of ,our Tonic Elixir and found
great relief before had used bali IL bottle,
and'n"w firmly believe it will elect Il per
mancnt cure
A married lady who is not willing TO
have her nnne published states: "Tonene
cannot tell what suffered from dcbili
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womb. tried all sorts of remedies and
and still did not get cured The
best physicians only gave me temporary re-
lief | continued in this way until was
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he tine ] was Recommended To try your
Eiixil which did am now fully rcslor
ru to hcnllh TO the great jol OF myself and
lu~hand' We roul'i prucGre Tn'lcn num-
bee If hi, class ui certificates tut for oh.
vious rcas ms they woul,I not ot cOurscnl
low II cir names to be published.
For Sale by DR. NJ, + Lc.lhrrman, Me
james Elder, Emmiitsbu'g,
>chley Il Bro. and Carrot ~ Co., drur
lists Frederick, Nd An orders audr' >srl
o NJ ID. Pioulz Wayncsboro, Pa, viii be
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House ANA Farm.
Pnrsnips and Satisfy.

The same treatment in winter will
not answer for all root crops alike
Beets and carrots are the least hardy
of all, and when frozen, lose their
sweetness to a marked extent. The
parsnip is not only nor injured, but
many think it is greatly improved by
freezing. If the amount of sugar is
not actually increased, its flesh is so
m difed that it tastes sweeter. The
parsnip and satisfy are our very hardl-
est roots Though we should include
horse radish) and may be left without
harm in the soil where they grow. But
as we cannot depend upon finding the
ground open at all times, share
should be dug up to supply the table.
These may be packed in boxes or lar
fels, and if they are to be kept in the
cellar, should be covered with sand to
prevent their shrivelling. They can
as well be placed in some shed or 9th
er out building.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-21

Lawrence, Kan. has factory at
which 900 feet of boards are made
from one ton Of straw.
DR.. Augustus Voelcker reports find
ing over 90 per cent OF water lr spec
linens of prickly comfrey.
Mrs. Ann Newton, Pontiac, Mich.
was the largest exhibitor Of sheep at
the Chicago Fat Stock Show
An icehouse for fruit storage il, Tie
RondoM Courier, says, to be put up
hear pond in Highland, N. Y.
Colonel L. P. Muir, of Kentucky
will be Editor Of the consolidated
Southern herdbooks, with hsadquar-
ters in Chicago.
One instance is mentioned where
green sweet corn planted in July was
marketed as late AZ October %, and
Lima beans November 7.
"Bs sure the title is good" is he ad :.
vice OF an Ohio Farmer correspondent
who neglected this precaution and ha
to pay twice for his land.
Mr.. A. M. Purdy noticed good
many grapevinss growing over stone
walls in Ulster County. "Those on
east and south sides ripen IL cir fruit
early
Mr.. A. A. Bensel. Of Orange Couniy
Farmer, found Moore's Early grapes
larger in berry than Concord, but less
sweet, and mot Of as pure flavor"
A seventy-acre fruit. farmer in Mid.
lothian, Scotland, dissatisfied with the
ruling price for Strawberries last sea
son, put up 10000 jars in the form o
jam"
The animals at Hugnton Farm TAX,
their winter drink from trough tb'
water of which is warmed with stsau
generated by feed cooker in room
near by.
Mr.. D. J. Donal dson, Clintondale
N. Y, kept thirty-f~s tons Of grape
in his retarding house the past fall til
the market was 50 cleared that tn
lri,e went up to satisfactory figure
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et'EsuIGp.

An old phi, .iCinn, retired from active
practice having had placed in his hands bv
an East Indii. Missionary the formula Of n
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure of Consumption.
Bronchitis, Calarrli, Asthma, and all
Thrort and Lung affections, Debility and
all nervous complaints, after having thor
oughly tested It's wonderful curative pow
ers in thousands Of eases, feels that it Is his
duty to make il known to his fellows. TIE
recipe, witt full particulars, directions tor
preparation and use, and all necessary al.
vice and instruction tor successful treat
m-nt at your own home, will be received
hy YOU Ivy return mail free of charge, by
with stamp or stunned >elfad
drcsse envelope to Dr. NJ. +, CASS.
20l York St, Jersey City, N. ].
Nov. 9-1y.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-21

CARBONlC acid is the true solvent
of sulphate Of lime in the sol! (bonea
for it is demonstrated that watt,
charged with carbonic acid dissolves
great quantities Of it. Alkalies and
.bullrIon separate the carb,nic acid
and preclpitste the salt The action
Of this acid is so powerful that sha.
wings of ivory placed in a bottle Of
settler water are softened in twenty
four hours, as it in muriatic acid, and
the settler water contains afterward
all the phosphate of lime contained in
the ivory.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-21
Great Things Ofllle World.

Fhe greatest thing in the world is
the Fails of Fivgra; the largest cavern
the Mammoth Cave Of Kentucky; the
largest river, the NJ ssiss'rpl, four
thousand miles in extent the largest
mass OF solid iron, Pilot Knob, Of Mis-
sour; height, $50 feet circumference
2miles. The best remedy for Piles
and Skin diseases, Swaynss Ointment.
The biggest Lake, Lake Superior; the
loogest railroad. the Pacjh: Railroad,
over three thousand miles in extent
statistical gazette.
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INTERESTING to LADIES. - Our lady
eaders can hardly fail to have their alien
allied this week 10 the latest combination
improvements in ,hat most useful of al
omtstic implements, the sewing mn.
chine"
r As we understand it, a machnd Cor fam
ly use should meet first OF all these re.
Quircments; II shonl hc simple in its me
chansm; il should run easily it should do
Il wide range Of work it should be MS near.
y noiseless rs possible; it should be light
handsome. durable, and rs chenpa rs is con
sislent with excellence throughput.
These conditions the Light Running
New Home ciaihly meets II has also
several very important and useful attach
mrnts and "nolions' of its own, which 30
lar to make good its claims 10 popular ia
Vor.
Now great many families haye been
and are still MS ing the old machines wait
ihy for the times to improve; waiting for
the latest improve ments IN designs and
mechanical excellence.
But why delay longer? Considering the
low price al which good machines are now
sold and the improvements that ia ,e been
made, now is n good tim" To buy, md the
New Home" specially recommends itself
to purchasers on account of its superior
mecbsnca construction, case of manage
ment and reasonable price Nearly half q
million have been sold in the last three
years, all of which are giving universal sat
isfacton. This unrivalcd machine is man
ufaclured by the NEW HOME SEWING
MACHINE co 30 Union square New
York who wish lls 10 snv that all who will
send for their l,ew llusi ralc ell catalogue and
enclose their adj, eriscment (prinled on an
other page), will receive n set OF fancy Ad
vertisjng novelties uf value to those col
leoting cards, Sc June 20 5t*.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-21

Mrs. Ann Newton, Pontiac, Mich.
was the largest exhibitor Of sheep at
the Chicago Fat Stock Show
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-21
Hear What the Deaf Saw!

1t has performed a miracle in my case
nave no unrariiy noises ia my head
and hear much lteItrr
have been gr ally hcnefi'tc1
Nv deafness elprl - great Il al-thnk
another bottle will cure mr.
NV hearing is much benefited,
! have received untold benefit.
NV hearing is improving
1t is giving good satisfaction.
Have been stcallv benefited. and an
rcjoicin. that saw the notice of ii.
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INTERESTING
FAR VI ANDHAOUSEHnO7.D
NOTES.
the ivory.

Lawrence, Kan. has factory at
which 900 feet of boards are made
from one ton Of straw.
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NF'NfI'noi, life is sweeping by. 20 and
kCN dare before yon die. something
ltsID mighty and sublime leave behind
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-21

An icehouse for fruit storage il, Tie
Rondom Courier, says, to be put up
hear = pond in Highland, N. Y.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-21
ElRyfoR TIE NILLIO\ !
Foo Ch0O'S BalSam of Sharks Oil
Positively Restores the Hearing, and
is the Only Absolute Cure for Deaf.
ness Known.
Is a Positive Cure

Thio oil is distracted from peculiar spc
cirs of small White Shark, caught in the
yellow Sea, known rs Carcharudun Ron
deIcii Every Chinese fisherman knows il
lis virtues As q restorative Of earring were
discovered bv Buddhist Priest about the
year 40 lis cures were So numerous
aud many SO seemingly mirnculuu-, that
The remedy was officially proclaimed over
The entire Empire lis use became so uni
vcrsal that for over 800 yrnrs no drntue,.
has existed among lhc Chinese people
sent, charges prepaid, 10 amy address II
81 90 ler hJllr
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lasID mighty and sublime leave behind
TO conquer time " 500 week in Your
own town. IS outfit free. No risk Ev.
cr'thlng new, Capital not required. We
will furnish you tlcrything. Many are
making fortunes Lalies make as much A.
men, an bows and girls make gr"nt pay
Reader. if you want business at " hich yon
can make great pay all the time, write f,i
particulars to ii. HALI.ETT Co Port
Iand Maine,
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It will cure
BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA,
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
PAINS AND WEAKNESS of the BREAST,
WHOOP1EG COUGH,
COLDS, COUGHS, Etc.
SzRINER's SYRUP Is the prescription OF
DR.. John Swope one of the most eminent
Physicians of Maryland, and used in his
practice, for both adults and children, Tor
forty years.
twill give SO tisfaction. Tsstjts merits by
tryingit.
prioe 25 Snd so cents per Bottle
Sc:d by all I,nuaarsrs. E,
DAVID z. FOUTZ. Proprietor,
BAL NOR Il. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-14
THE TITLE TO ARLINGTON.
From the Providence Press.

From the Providence Press
Most visitors to Washington 60 over to the
National Cemetery at Arlington, stroll about
that beautiful city of the nations martyrs and
wander through the stately old mansion which
was once the home Of Gen. Robert E. Lee. As
they stand upon the broad and lofty portico and
look out across the beautiful Potomac upon q
most charming view OF the national capital it is
one Of the most natural Of reflections that the
conservation of this estate be the last resting
place of so many thousands Of the patriot dead,
while the proud family that once occupied it and
which bore name so hOnOred in the history of
the country has become scattered, Is but a
just retributiOn for their unfaithfulness to their
country in the hour of its peril. We presume
that the general inference or suppOsitiOn of the
casual visitor is that the property was confis-
Gated on account of its owners dislOyalty
Such was not the case, however.
1t may be remembered that during the war
the government levied a direct tax upon prop
erty in the southern states, and when it was
not paid, and the federal officials could get ac-
cess to it, it was sold for these taxes. When
the direct tax was levied on the Arlington es-
tate. the money to pay it was rendered to the
agent OF the United States, but he refused to
accept 1t on the ground that the tax could be
paid only by the owner. The property was
sold, therefore. and purchased for the United
States. Now the courts have decided that this
sale was Illegal, that the tender Of the tax
ought to have been accepted. and that the
governments title to the property is not a valid
one. From this decision the government has
taken an appeal argument upon which is to be
heard in the Supreme Court of the United States
at Washington at this term.
There Is no doubt that the Supreme Court
will sustain the ruling of the lower tribunal,
and it Is evident that the government counsel
anticipates such action since it is reported that
tho nnCifinn fhafy hn
eminent is in possession of property, whether
Wrongfully taken or not. the owner cannot as
sert his title in a court of law against an agent
acting as its custodian, but must go to Congress
and petition tor redress. It is only fair to the
owners of this estate to say that they have never
asked to be put in actual possession OF the prop
erty. They would not think of such a thing as
removing the cemetery or occupying the place.
They only ask to be paid for it, and will prob
ably make the decree of the Supreme Court, if
it shall be in their favor, the basis of demand
upon Congress for the money that is justly due
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-14
Salivatcd.


From the Dublin Georgia. Post.
On Monday young Mr. Watson stepped into
the drug store and asked Ior chlorate of potash
to use on the mouth of his brother who, he said
was saliyated,
''How did it happen?' we asked thinking it a
good time to point moral that would put a
check on popular Misrepresentation about Gallo
mel and cold water.
"Oh," said he, "he took calOmel. and without
thinking put his hands into cold water. and It
saivated him.
''The cold water had nothing to do with II. {"
we told him, and asked if his brother had eaten
any fish.
Yes he replied. che eat heartily of fish
after taking the calomel. and suppose the fish
caused the calOmel to salivate him.''
No, the fish had no more to do with it than
the cold water"
''What them"
ut was the large quantity of salt Chloride of
sodium) on the fish, combining chemically with
the calOmel Chloride Of mercury and forming
6-chloride OF mercury Corrosive subllmate).
This corrosive sublimate formed in the labora-
tory of the stomach is what did the mischief.
When you take calOme avoid salt and salty food
as you would the most deadly poison When
sick people eat salty food they are apt to drink
water freely, and if saliyated they lay the blame
or the water, whereas the true cause of the salt
walton always goes ahead of the water. The
only wonder about it Is that so many escape
with life. And for the reason that all who take
salt and calomel into the stomach together are
not killed outright. some scientific men are
doubtful as to the foregoing theory"
Considering the prevalence of demonstrating
in this community and the misapprehension Of
most people concerning the nature of this potent
drug, we thought the above remarks might not
be impOrtune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-14
Stairs Too Slow for Firemen.
From the New York Sun.

The sliding pole is now established as use
iui addition to the apparatus of New York fire
engine houses The poles are now in use in the
quarters Of engine company ID, in Elizabeth
Street, and engine company 80, In Mercer street.
And are required in every plan for new engine
house The poles are hollow tubes of brass.
that will not blister the hands like wood nor
SIP through them when the grip is frightened
The hole In the floor of the mems bedroom in
.he second story Is big enough to allow four
men to grasp the pole and go through at once
The Inventive minds in engine company 14's
crew are busy with an automatic trap that will
close the hole from below aud prevent the heat
and smell from the engine room from ascending
Chief Shay said yesterday that the universal
edoptlon Of the pole will save many sprains of
ankles and knee caps incurred in stumbling
eown the stairs in the rush to fire.