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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-18
An Ungentle Reminder.

Il saw lady get . gentle reminder
one day when l was driver Oh bobtail
and before got to be conductor. y he
continued. AFTER she had gone
through the usual performance of ac-
cepting gentleman's seat-as if she
was comforting q great favor on him
she held out her hand with the coin.
Perhaps you think he took. the. money
and ambled forward to arrange the nee
essary pecuniary compensation. Well,
sir, that's just where you are wrong, He
was very busily engaged in locking out
of the window on the other side of the
car, and when the lady got up to trans
act her business he quietly took"
''-S'teen street" 5l,s
"The seat he had given up moment
before. And he kept it until an elder
ly lady, wearing tired look and carry
ing big bundle in her arms, came in,
when he jumped up, gave her his seat,
Bnd, with sly glance at lady No. l,
left the car with smile dissatisfaction. y
philadelphia Times.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-18

The proficiency attained by the color
ed gentlemen who have charge of the
hat-room in large hotels is often sur
prising, as they pass out hundreds of
hats without single mistake. A young
man from Buffalo was SO impressed with
the performance at New York hotel
the other day that in tone of respect
full admiration he asked the phenom-
enon how he knew it was his hat
"Well. sah,'' was the brisk response,
81 couldn't swar dat de hat was yonrn,
sab; | only know it was the hat youguv
me- n
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-18

The Virgin Mary is the cause Of
great excitement in the Park Episcopal
Reformed Church of Jersey City, of
which the Rev DIR. j. Howard Suy-
dam is the pastor, The church choir has
been in the habit of singing the
''Stabat Mater in Latin, but recently
the hymn was sung by the choir in
English for the first time 1t had been
fairly translated, and the following lines
appeared in the printed slips used by
the choir:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-18

The Mexican suspender is a scarf Of
cotton, wooden or silk, according to the
taste and means of the wearer, fasten-
ing the trowsers at the loins, and gem
orally made long enough to wrap
around the loins twice or three times.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-18
STRIKING Head Lines

Are used to call attention to the fact that this is an
advertisement of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
& ST PAUL RAILWAY.
Its EIGHT Trunk Lines traverse the best por-
tons of Northern Illinois, WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA
DAKOTA and Iowa
Located directly on its lines are the cities of CHI
cago, Milwaukee, La Crosse, Winona, St Paul.
Minneapolis Madison, Prairie du Chien, Mason
City. Sioux City, YanztOn Albert Lea, Aberdeen,
Dubuque, Rock Island Cedar Rapids and Council
Bluffs as well as innnmerable other principal bust
ness centres aud favorite resorts, and passengers
going West, North, South or East are able to use
the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 4 81 PAUL RAILWAY to
the best advantage.
Ticket offices everywhere supplied with
maps and Time Tables which detail the merits Of
the line and agents stand ready to furnish infor
nation and sell tickets at cheapest rates over the
Chicago, Milwaukee Il ST. Paul Railway.
MERRILL Avn CARPENTER, :
General Manager, Gen. Pass. & Tiki Bgt,
j. T. CLARK, GEO II. HEAFFORD,
(;enI. Supt Asst Gen Pass Agt.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-18
cHICAaO, RuRLINGTON 9 QUINCY.
CHICAGO, MINIATURES & ST. PAUL.

Trains No, Z, S, 8 and 10 are Maquoketa Branch,
Trans 3 and 4, Accommodation for Oxford Juuc
lion; / aud 2, Passenger, for Celmar.
Flying Dutchman" leaves Rock Island 1925
m. arrives ut 9;O5 p m; arrives Dubuque II AZ II.
NJ leaves ;0S p. m; arrives at st. Paul 1920 p.
IN, leaves 25 a m; arrives Minneapolis II 90 p
m, leaves alta so a. M,
E. D. W, HOLMES, Agent
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-18
ROCK ISLAND & MERCER CO., R. 4.

Trains leave Rock Island
400 q m. Way Freight
S45 - Fast Express.
lao p. m. Mail and Express
$50 = Through Freight and Accommodation.
Trains arrive at Rock Island:
230 a. m. Through Freight and Accommodation
lZ.45 p. m. Mail and Express.
$40 3" Fast Express.
400 - Way Freight. g.
The FAST EXPRESS, leaving Rock Island at 8. -
q. m arrives at Peoria Il. 20 p. m, at Springfield
4.25 p. IN, at Decatur 4OOp m, Jacksonville 40
p IN, Alton 40 p. m, st Louis SIS p, m, and
Tcrre Haute II So p m, THE SAME DAY. Making
this the BEST and QUICKEST route to all points
southeast
The 80 D. IN train makes close connection al
Galva with c B Il O. for points west; arriving al
Galesbnrg at AIS p, m, at Burlington . 40 p, m at
Keoknk 10.25 p. m, and at Quincy 1905 p. IN.
ArriyinI at Peoria at 80 p IN, making close
connections with the 1. B. a ". and T.. P. s VI
for indianapolis, connecting there with all fast
trains for the east and south
FAST TINE SURE CONNECTIONS, and
rates as low as by any other route.
r. f. CABLE A n MORTON,
t4enl Supt Gen'l Tiki. Agt.
The 50 p, m. Accommodation leaves every day
Except sunday,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-18

Elegant Day Coaches. Parior Cars with Rec,in
Iing Chairs tseats freeA Smoking Cars, with ne.
lyoivlng Chair. Pullman Palace Sleeping cars and
Ithe famous G. & g Dining Cars run daily 10 and
Hrom chicago Kansas City, Chicago q Council
lbluifs, chicago 4 Des Moines, Chicago, st. 10
Isepa. Atchlson q Topeka. Only through line be
tween Chicago, Lincoln & Denver, Through cars
between indianapolis q Council Bluffs via Peoria
IAN connections made in Union Depots 1t Is
known as the great THROU Ugh CAR LINE.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-18
BURLINGTON ROUTF"

/ GOING NoRTH AND SOUTH.
Solid Trains OF Elegant Day Coaches and Pull |
man Palace Sleeping Cars are run daily to andl
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Albert lea to 81 |
Paul and Minneapolis; Parior Cars with Reclining
Chairs TO and from st Louis and Peoria and toi
and from 1T Louis and Ottumwa Only one
cnange OF cars between St Louis and Desl
Moines, Iowa, Lincoln, Nebraska, and Denver
Colorado -.
It's universally admitted to be the
world for all Classes Of Travel
PERCEVAL LOWELL, Cen Pass. Ag't. Chicago
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

hsntias tlast'i n th tri sM .ail
#ft NmfHfff.if afHsai
MtH4 iftfafHa af thi.Hf. aiaHi fH.
FfHt I iha Nuiud iHnH. nNrIa TUf.
aHi thual A NnAaahla itlsa f0h lfi
fui ~ th IN ~ lHiHfi llH Htif fha
ftf llmfa A r'if miiHW Ha4aIHnf iHa
Hlfef ~ if fH.oi uiaffIHld on MI 90
hti pth.en complied Hih. hsaeH iha i.i.Ha
itheH
Ogiht ulaht ni iha ia iha fiv ~ POW
lfwelso Hti H liIknelt. ih6 fft rmHhf
hft.ni 'hn. IN iho iti toasuitihe fIii hnfi
~ ray uD
A eilt va lmsfoi hf lhe Sthftskt lrflN
laiur luti hoiuo aihufHmonl riWdng
pfess ntsi aiinflirns tnd Telegraph com %.
nlts a. delitef ncws dispatches iUanf mprf
annlyina tf iho %, 10 payment NJ Che 1stap
she'd price
uuYansun tiHHnnX. nf virginia fltufnal
in Fortress Nonfr on lhc 1i WITH Owe oyster
to'aels ~ pfltss ani tiHi mcn sa fisonen
IHr State rrnhlhltnn tnnyenii 20 " Mlrht
ran met ~ Lansing 90 the lsl anil upml.
mated James \ rhien tur Justice NJ the a.
pfcine Court Tor lho long torn, Daniel T.
stgcndnfph ~ justio0 10 nIl th' ,arhuly
pnl ! W Eemg an II Rev George NJ Hickey
ior Regents u the University.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10
Young Immigrants.

Mlaa Ioulsn plntnr. nped throo yeara nnn
Mnster Willie SLATER n. A Ave ca,ne Mi .io,o
srfo.a thc br,aa Atia,n, a. s,eesaso nassr,,.
vot. on ,hc s,en,ns, Iaso n c.,san ,h1a,, = :.
rived from Iiyorpool ,hc o,hcrisy Thsx an.
joy tho aistinotion al belns m, yc,, ,,,,,,s.s,
children who ever landed at ca,,le Garden nm.
rcor rmpnniod nv their naren,. M v,sri'ans
Jboy are-as y.,ho,h sd and h ATM ! mai, =,
infants a. ana would vi.h ,o soc md n, Inc,
,rotted abo,,, ,he ,o,unaa hsnd in h.as ,i,,, I,
locked altogether oon,fo,tahic snd h.nn.
,,,,s,. -. ,.,.'...,. .'' .s.,' W" ""pf,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10
LATER

Akh
In tho United States Senate on tho
81 senator Davis resigned a. President pro
TEN. and Senator Edmunds was elected In
bis place. The conference report on tho
River aud Harbor bill was laid on the table.
The House adopted the conference repoV,
on the Revenue and Tariff bIll-ii2 10 iia.
Congress finished up its business on the 9Th.
both houses adjournlng Al noon.
TuE food news was more gloomy on
the 9th. Al Helena the water was coming
up with rush. The 81 Francis River was
dangerously high and rising, and very
broad expanse Of land was already under
water. The ievees, owing 10 the continued
pleasant weather. were In excsllent eondl-
lion, and would sustain considerable fur.
ther pressure. Al Arkansas City the out.
look wa. considered very bad one.
Tue death Of Governor Alexander II.
stephens, Of GeorTia, occurred a, three
o'clock on the morning sf the 9TH.
THEHk was still rwanty-ono feet of
water 10 the Braidwood llli.l Nine on the
oh, but n was hoped II would be pumped
out Ia q week.
PHAgxs CAssrpr died on the eth at
Lsbsnon. Pa. at the remarkable age of
iO3 years.
THE New York Herald fund for the
relief Of the Ohio food sufferer. had rssched
nearly sp.cco on the 9Th.
TELEgRAns announced on the 9Th
that The spanish authorities we're srrs.ting
member. Of the Black Hand Society By
wholesale.
q. o. KALB has resigned the Secre.
tsrysbip Of the 81. Loul. tMo.l Pair Asso.
ciatiou, having held the position twenty.
seven yesn.
TnE cantonal Government at Berne,
switzerland, has eomplalned Of ire sul.r
action Of Dr. Cramsr. United STATE. Chsrgs
d'Anslfe..
SAs FRlscrsco, CAT, has adopted
The nsw charter by ssry small majority.
OsE Of the Texas train robbers was
arr.lsnsa At Dallas On the 81.
IT was reported on the ID tha. Mexi'
can railroad matters would he materially
Affected By the death Il DE Gre.s ls,t win.
ter.
wLIIAx SIXTH was fatally shot ths
o,hsr evening At Elsin, ~. By GtofKs Pan
ton, sou u Free Methodist eisrgymsn.
Tng French Senate has passed bil
orEsnizIax French jurisdiction IN TunIs.
I TmE election Of the new Archbishop
Of Canterbury has been formally confirmed
TaE Danlap Elevator al Albany, \
r., VS. <nareyed by Gre . few dsys ago
Tnrse - we're kIlisd ~ falling walls.
An szpsdIsioa has sailed from Nsv
Ysrk fr lie Nsrqn<..s Islands 70 obsesv
! ne s<lIpse q Ne sas Ma
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10
EpITOME or THE WEEK.



frfshit. faiaa4fy W IL IN aessia n
wi bsts feHi = hutlfe n hli iatsniim ia ~
slah ~ fiai danfi Wo tam ON Mafeh A
messait tas ffeslysd anhuunf nF d. han
euheufreuee q the iihuf n tbf ieiian N ibs
Senate o. The iniefnsi Revenue and Iafla btu
shd 60 ninltiee N onfefenes saupabisd
u tho House the Heed tesulmIon, pinti ling
That mslWitg n Tho House inlahl t.Ln tba
Senate fmlf BIT from tbd A eakef. table
aud sepd u 70 Committee II Conference,
vas aHfctd 10 ~ ~ ~ Che licmrfits gen.
orally feifalnIng frum voting Mr Hammond
lua'l offered resolution dpelarlnf the &c.
tinn of the Senate unconstitutional In that "A
had usurpnd the pforogallYe u tho House 10
originate all bllls Tor raising rtycnue An
exciting debate followed, and an amendment,
70 the shape ~ resolution oiTefrd by Mr.
Haskell was finally agreed in.+ll8 TO 100
declaring that, II the hin should be referred
10 Committee Of COnfefe zee the Constilu.
iional questions should be conadeJ 10 com.
mittcc, which should submit TIA findings Ia
the House The resolution as amended WIS
then adoptcd-l39 10 l22--and Confcre1c 1co
Committee Wis then called for-lis 10 no.
The Senate coniercoa were Mcsra Morrill,,
Sherman, Aldrlch, Bayard and Beck, AMI on
the part OF tic House Messrs, Kelley, Me.
kinlcy, Haskell, Randall aud Can slo The
supplemental Mail-Routc bill was passed,
and the River and llarbor bill was considered
In Committee Of the Whole.
"WEDNESDAY, February 2s In the Senate
Mr.. Edmunds made an adverse report on
the House bill To restore to American citl.
zenship such persons rs have been natur.
allied In Great Britain. II was resolved that
the conference on the Tariff bin should be a
full pnd free one. The bill 10 increase the
pensions Of one.armcd and onc-lcggcd soldiers
was passed. In the House Mr. Randall dc.
clined 10 serve on the Tariff Conference
Committee, and Mr.. speer was appointed.
The River and Harbor bill was taken up and
It's consideration occupied the remainder OF
the session.
THURSDAY, March lin the Senate Messrs.
Bayard and Beck withdrew from the Con
ference Committee on the Tariff bill, and
Messrs. Malone aud McDll were appointed
In their places Consideration OF tho Sundry
Civil Appropriation bill was resumed, and
the bin was passed. In the House the entire
day was spent on the River and IIarbor bill,
which was finally passed by vote OF III
to 90.
FRIDAY, March 2-In the Senate con.
ference reports on the District Of Columbia,
Army Appropriation, Legislative, Executive
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10
West and South.

In Northern Wiscon1n snow was three feet
on the level on the eth ulL, aud all kinds OF
business were suspended
MlcHIoAS Republicans met on the 2sth ult
In State Convention aud made the following
nominations: Justice Of the Supreme Court
Long term, Austin Blair; short term,
Thomas J. O'Bncn. Regent of the Univer.
sity-full term, Harry y. HutchIns; short
term, Joseph C. Jones' No platform was
adopted
Tms Prohibition measure before the Texas
Legislature has teen defeated.
The treaty with the Government Commls-
sioners has been signed BY the Grow Creek
Indians, by which 5000 acres Of choice land
at Cham berlain. d. T., arc thrown open for
settlement
HASK MoSK, the Nevada stage driver made
famous by Horace Greeley, who designated
him as the daredevil Of the mountain slopes,
died recently At Carson
IT has been Meerlalned that the loss OF the
city Of Louisville, caused b. the defalcatIon
Of the late Tar Receiver, Ferguson, IL tli1,.
.1a50
A CHICAGO Judge has, al the request Of the
First National Bink Of Youngstown. O.,
caused the arrest Of Flank II. Matthews,
President of the corporation known az Brown,
Bonnell A Co, who obtained advances on the
representation that no mortgage existed on
the property. The accused Il brother OF
Jusiics Stanley Matthews.
The failure Of the George H. Taylor Paper
Company, of Chieigo, with liabilities az re.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10
4 Warnlnr ~ ia,esisfa IN Owst ameai
isnds.

hHa faf ifif ~ 3 feHf #ss tfnHrti d IN,
NafHfi fs urea hnfn iu iH fef f'ei Whah
Hfs tf uifi NJ iHt iuHHH no lhNlf fsIff
i.s hHdHf hai bel fa fu.Hfi iis iuhs I fm.
aHf ha1 hl 0HHnli UvHef iHtn h iiiisadf
eHi'd hafe sma y asan fni hii ~ salaai
purchaser fffnfliHi VIE iefd W. wpuii hatn
tetA ne lnstiiiiH thrff AfH ihnmnfia w
lta hsiahtoi IN Ne and 10 hef States ff#f
bold fuf ifHi uf fHh ult4tH fhuu.i Hakf
iufn ihM n H ne forati IN lhe iH lid states
isHi unlUo hafe afo neafF pfli uattfH
iHuHtHl patents ~ lAni whieh sbuuh w. IN
possession N Tho DWneri N fhn lani ani IN
fne NJ In iho rfapef runtf. aune N The 40
tiet which iher faprrsani afo ihlfiy md furij
years pli n nnt HarnHalls known, M ihia
would uDi W. The rasri ihe hHliof If lhH ihuh
has ~ o,iicnua a tila 10 his lani vha ntef.
and shnuli w. DE nn conveyance oonh b.
male, and ihTrr wnuld b. lfuublu M ftttlins
The riiaio Al 10 hnlfa Il the cpfuhrain
n purhaao from the lloHiitef mi litoah ~
nt the lhnd uitun VIII oh, n he viii read unly
shows that he has Iaid m much mnney tfa
certain uunniitf uf land simpie frsolpt fuf
money II gives 10 title, nnl guarantees
nuthnh II he has sold the land m The has :
" such ceriinenle be- hns dpnu 80 ih0ul legal
tight W tln. II ID Will known that IN IN
rush Tor Government hnd twenty-five ioirs
nFn mistakes we're linhlc n Cccur, and lid uc.
eur IN many nanncei, certificates AMI
patonts wore DUPLICATED IN several instances
whom parties received thoif patents II Do
SET bod m entirely different tract Vt land from
the certificate. In uno Instance pcr on, who,
after waiting many years, camn here tn got
his patuni ~ diei, found I was Tor tract dlf
iufrnl from that dcsrrlbod III his cUfiinnite
lie b q sold the lnnd mud given y warranty
Heed. Tho land 4 a0tibHd In the patent had
air ally bocu taken 10y another purchaser WIN
oel,cd u certificate Tor tho stme land.
hnd goi hla patent, and sold II again Tho first
purchaser havinf dls o, eroi tho con niietlnR
title, sought 10 correct II, when he discovered
hla mis- akc, and that u cnrilnoate OF purchase
wits not u deed by large mn oriy II cusi
him good = m ~ money tu aoltlc " IN his
grantee Probably en.O1 holders of ao,ern
meut land In this state arr In the same m. nni
II is only by nftenierlng their certificates q,
the lnnd Office that errors, II any exist. can bo
corrected. This IA true OF al purrhnsas ~
uoyernnonl land In any state. Aud here
nrifos another dliliculty. II Tho orinlnal pnr
chaser hns died, and n IN discovered that y
wrong tract has been decided or piient 4. y
new patent or deed can moi iasuc. zoe Ian can
nut be conveyed Ia a dead man. Hence. every
holirr of Government land, whether the orit
inul purchas ' ur not, should know that the
Gp,crnmont paioni ID Of record aud sharks
exist c,oJwhcrn, mi they will cause trouble
when loiat expected -Des Moinsa ligl dpeeLl
~ ~. L0uh Glibt. .Dcinocri.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

Tho fact that there 1. nothing on tho ooin iu
Indicate lis valus aKccps fhs ~" on the ~
verse vas SON "mads \ noss or by cous-
tsrfelisr-. who II once commenced gliding the
pieces with Eold and psimins them o6 On nm
susp citing parties for fise-dolIss gold pieoe-.
and hsnos tho Government suthorities hsva
ceased thu further mintinx Of tbc now riekeis.
There being q limited numbar Of tbs new
pieces IN circulation In dinerrnt sections of
the county . lively demand has sprung ur
for thafn by coin hunters. and thay are al.
rrsdy commanding prumium n from ons
hundred 10 four hundred per cent over thsis
face value
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10
Tho New rIre.Ccnt pIesc.

At the time few woeks ego. tho coinage of
ths new nickel vas tesun 81 tho Philadelphia
Mint tho ChIcaso Dtay Ifsnaid secured and
published cuts shuuing bo,h faces of tho new
coin. Al that time u was thought this nov
hyrconi pieea VI uld soon become familiar o.
ai by icing generally and Ilis rally dlsi ributsd
throughout the country. but its further colin
age has teon stopped for reasons which will
appear below Tho cuis. ~ published In tho
HsFuid, arc ~ follows.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

si ~. s:sissd 1iss d tn sSsss1ssss1 / ~ ~
tne franiseivt ohnmIlor1 eulng 1Pwo ~
Es,ss s;.ss sts - ses s,,se{sss'E - y, -
nrrtovn = the WORT - Il ang q ~ fireR,
nh>rr ere nvs huufro1 % ~ EUn1r<4 @1l11o
IN the town, evsry one n 49, y u1o4 ~
vsies. .,nly selrsy ~ ha11eee,A - -
s drsss sass ~ q ~ M ID ioss1s -.
one AT ss isSsisrls q aslsss oassi5 :
noodsd-fsnco gp1s. sgsn de1lsgx14 e11ek
bonea Many kasS hi 81 tner bo11@f3f 1
fever pvsvsn, - ~ isrsso111G-. ~ ~
eutas1c 4 tnp41n1yU1y dcn.11r4. - = ~
's's'''' '''sA : - - 4 muuk-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

Pnvae sIsnlina ols vliions of The nav
swim comct which vss discovered on yrlday
night lat Al nfehssicr, ~ r.. were made af
the private observatory Of 0corre tsiiisr
sleeve In this city last evening The result
vas highly satisfactory. The position Of the
comet vas founi 90 be spprorimassIy IN right
ascension xIh. a3m.. and decllnztion. north. -
der. ION. Tue position IL norihvc-, By west
sad near the horisos just after twilight Tbs
csstral condensation of ths comet was almcss
stella. and n was surrounded By o large
mae ~ haze. Tho tall Vas about thirty
N nuses long but very fsint no eorast is
ssfy bright In the tcie-eope. AMI on . dark
skY. awsT frum the twilight. euuld te seen By
the Haked ere. tie motion since ~ discovery
has bsen eastward eievcn degrees and north
sari half q degree . probabls indicafioa that
Il has BEEN srouni the snn sfd Il Felns "a
into space Ons may. therefore. rcf nearer
view as u poses tn ssrh. but. " n 70 ssiu %
lts say toward he sun thef. will probsbiy -
morr brillian, display. More o,@>rvstisa y
neaded before snrthinx asanlie can BE szid.
tim last evening have also tsen wsfchsnx the
coure Of the large comnt of last autumn.
which Il sffll vlsisie IN the telescope. n vns
80 - W. NJ - lt<<f@A unH @HHtu. ~ N fNfk
Ton Of shout thirsy.nve degrees se.ve the
aofison. spp>srfnx - fsint bvush Of iixhf IN
ne heasens.- Ias1fs~svv. ~. lFss ~ sp<eta
. chicnco fnf<y team.
-
A cunfous es<<. The hfst 81 iis kind svsI
lfisi In Bo~sdn. o, indeed. IN saiRolk county,
snlisened The fvatlne OF The Supreme Court
fsu dsys aga Il wss IL lrik u >a aetlou
fsr damages hrossht = .iast WuIIan 4
rsase . ssloes 'ks>psr d Chsfiesteen. \
ls.Ish q ksgss3 y 49,. 49, - -
lelssdsst - ss'4 liqsse ~ ~, aite'
Anr ss->al1l1o 8oo ouu1es = euossl
~ q Lsneac11k n. e1c11111 p1D1n1(
- ~ oeo1g1o11n = 60 ~ u11I|
1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-05

ARE YOU MADE miserable by
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss of Appetite, Yellow sk1nE
Shiloh's Vita1izer is positive cure,
Snld by z. C. M. I Drug Stcfs. Qes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-05
HEN RVS
CARB0LlC SAlvE

he most Powerful Healing
lnGmenG ever Discovered !,
HeRgy's CarboIic 8aIve cures
BSrss.
HenFy'e Garb0Iic Salve allaya
5urB8s
E8Ery's GABRIELLE salye cures
.Tises.
Ro4y'8 GarboIi8 Saiye heals
'fRaiss
B5ary's GarboIis Save cures
'iI8s,
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-05
Postal BlunderS.
AMERICAN FORK,
August 1st, 1883.
Editors Herald:

Editors Herald:
In compliance with your recent
request to subscribers to forward
complaints of irregularities in the
delivery Of papers, [ herein enclose
a few out of the many cases which
have come under my notice, besides
similar ones in the delivery CT other
mail matter. 1t is true that the
present postmaster here came into
office under circumstances which
were not calculated to make the po-
sition easy or agreeable, in consider
atiUn OF which many Of our best
citizens were disposed to overlook,
at first, his and his as
sistant's many blunders; but
when such blunders are cOntinu-
ally repeated and business and other
interests suffer from well demon
strated Incompetence, charity
ceases to be virtue" and it IS time
to seek for redress, if such is to be
had.
Here are a few of che many cases
referred to, some of which affected
your correspondent personally,
while others are distributed over
much ground, for example: A, be-
ing told that the HERALD had not
come to day, while at the same tina
his paper was in sight, or BIS paper
being put in AS case or box, or
vice versa; OF Mrs. is letter
although plainly directed, delivered
twice to Mr.. j, after refusing
it once, and stating the proper
owner to the postmaster, who, IN
stead of taking some steps in cor
recting bis bluRder, blamed the pen
manship of the writer, which, by
the by, is much superior to his own !;
also letters and cards plainly
directed kept in the Office from ten
days to three months, as is the case
with a letter shown to me by lady
to-day, whose pOStmark shows it
was mailed at Portland, Ore, May
Esd, and only delivered to-day, al
though repeatedly called for at
different times; and multi
tude of other blunders arising
from the postmaster's inability to
deeipher good Spencerian or any
other system Of penmanship, say
nothing of bad chirography.
Now, these are facts which, as
stated above, can be numerously
authenticated, many of them by
business men as well as "the rest of
mankind"
Complaints have been made here
tofore by injured parties to Mail
Agent, Colonel Seyboult, who prom
ised to investigate the same, but up
to the present time the evil
continues and no relief is afforded.
In view of the unavaiIing efforts
of our citizens in this direction,
would it not be well to have the
many cases referred to, sworn to in
affidavit form and sent to the
HERALD for publication, and to the
postmaster general, as an act of
dernier resort. Yours truly,
E. a. II.