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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-04

that they will not be numerous
enough to put the society upon a
permanent footing; however, they
nave started out as if they were in
earnest, and the best wishes of THE
HERALD go with them in their
laudable endeavors.
THE THEATRE.
The only immediate attractions
booked at the theatre are the Kate
Field monologua, tomorrow night,
and the Spanish Students for four
nights, commencing on the 10th ::
there are whispers in the air of
Irving and Booth, but nothing au-
thorltatlve is yet announced.
WALKER OPERA HOUSE.
DR.. Mckenzie has returned from
the east with a book full of attrBc-
tons for the coming season. A
HERALD representative found the
doctor on Friday, with Mr.. Bar
bour, overseeing the operations of
the force employed in remodeling
the stage. He was not inclined to
be laxative, saying that he had
good deal to announce when
the time came, but that he
preferred watt 1g till the house was
n better shape for performances
before making anything public.
With regard to the engagement of
the Emma Abbot Opera company,
the doctor said that he had them
positively booked for February
next; that they opened in "a King
for Day." and continued one week,
presenting MARTHA" "The Bohe-
milan Girl" "Rigoletto," Faust"
"TrovatOre" and LA Somnambula."
AS Christmas attraction the doc
tor presents spectacular piece
called, "Across the Atlantic" which
be says has been an immense suc~
cess in Chicago.
A NEW ANTHEM.
The Tabernacle choir have been
engaged for several weeks in re-
hearsing Fawcett's grand anthem,
Lord, What is Man" Professor
BeeZley expects that it will
be sung for the first time to
day at the Assembly Hall, Miss
Agnes Olsen sustaining the solo
parts. She will be assisted in the
quintette by NJ IS Belle Clayton,
Mrs. Hardy, W. FL. Foster and Jos.
Morgan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-04

ARE YOU MADE miserable by
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss Of Appetite, Yellow Skin?
Shiloh's Vita1izer is positive cure.
Sold By z. G. ID. Z Drug Stors. 0s)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-04
DITiONs ::

Commission OF 25z per cent. sgains,
Bank Draft payable on delivery of Ship
ping Documents; or, 5 per cent. with
half cash, balance drawn for with Bills
of Lading. Suitable Produce taken in
payment.
All Trade and Cash Discounts con-
ceded to purchasers. Original Invoices
forwarded when requested.
Liberal Advances made on Coneign-
ments.
The Agency represents, BUS and Sells
for Firms.
Every branch Of Persona; Agency
Business transacted.
Price List on, Application.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-04

REMITTANCE: Direct to D >usse,
OF through London or Bsris 8.
An communications 20 Ell
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-01-12
FITS, EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Pcr.,cren.ly cured humbug-by one month's
uaSe or DR.. GoulSrtl's Celebrated Infallible Fit
Powder. To convince sufferers that these now.
desa Will do sll We clsiM for them We will send
them by mail post paid, tree trial box. Al DIR.
GouialI is the only physician that has ever made
this diseane special study. and to our knowl.
ed"e thona ads have been permanently cured by
III" u 9 oi ne e Powders. we will guarantee
per. iSnelt cure in every case or refunt; you all
inoDey expended. All sufferers should give these
Powders an carly trial, and be convinced Of their
cu'-t,ve powers.
Pee. for l0rge box. s. co. o. boxcs for 5000
sent by mail 20 sny part OF the Uni,etl Stotes or
CANDIDA. ON receipt0f price, or by eApre,. c. O. d.
Address, ASH 4 ROBBINS
Oswlv 80 FULTON ST. Bro0kiyu. N.X
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-01-12
For Sale.
THE BLACK MARE, HOOSIER GIRL.

THE BLACK MARE, HOOSIER GIRL,
Fifteen and half 15%) hands high, seven ~
years oiu next spring. very hant oine and attrac-
i've IN appearance. perfectly safe and reliable for
anyone to drive. does not pull or lug pure gated
and sound, without spot or hlemish: has never had
any regular handling, has no record. snd has
shown private trials very TT for u green one
wears no boots or weights. and will make a vxlua.
nie mare either for track breeding PURPOSES nd
II properly hanucd this asoM will make n trotter
sure A. road mare she has very few equals and
no superiors as in addition to her speed she has
gentle even disposition and good lasting qualities
PEDIGREE-Sired by Messenre. Star, son of
knickerbocker. son Of Rysiyk's sHarh'.t"nian; first
dana Belle Paraee (record 2:3ai h. ,'''th's Ham.
bictontan; second dam by New Aora .ack Hawk
son of Long Island Black Hawk, ad, dam by An.
drew jackson. etc. Messenger Stars dam was
Nellie Stitts by Seeleys American Star who sired
the dams of more fast trotters than any two other
son of American Eclipse; Knickerbocker's dam
Lady Patchen Woods. by George NJ Patchen
son OF Cassius NJ. Clay. Lady Patchen's dam was
ny Abdsllah the sire Of Ryskyk's Hambletonian
Ih1s mare runs to imp Messenger IL times.
Also SORREL BILLY, "a,
FoaIed May 1876 sired by Red Buck Pacing rec
ord 2:2i y. strrel Billy is double gated bald
race ana three white legs. fine name and tail. per
iectly sound and gentle-&ny child can drive him
Tus In all n. mes: has wen ierful en'uran e. and
IN nne-lo"k.n,,; IL thOron CIV brule. and u great
goes steady and level and strong, and can show
more speed than any green horse in the country.
Inc horses were shipped from the East last
spring. are acclimated and in good condition and
warranted In every respect as represented.
Prices reasonable. For further information sp.
ply to c. P. CROY.
)'"lm HALEY, Idaho.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-07-04
RATES OF POSTAGE
Domestic Postage Rates

DEor LErIERs circulars in ssdiod envelopes TO he
ounce. " ~
DOMESTIC LETTERS, TO any part Of the kingdom .
cents II less than = o. and 2cents for each addition
NEEsPAFERs printed in the Kingdom and mailed Ia
subscribers from Offices Of publication are md in tbr
lntsrisland mails. Rolls Of papers sent TO agents
ana not 10 bona hde Subscribers, cannot claim mo
benefit Of the free postage law.
Books, printed or blank, cards ensravincs watcbe.
lewelIy roots bulbs, cuttings, samples Of dry surar
of nee photographs, medicine except liyuds artires
o. clothing samples Of merchandise Of any kind and
AZ articles not included in class Of the laws If
lo'o-Nhen weighing not than -four DOuBfs or -
oancss'-one cent an ounce or fraction Thereof All
articles likely TO damage the mails arc strictly pro.
fAckAGEs AND PARcELs, containing books or uaiI.
able merchandise Of any kind any letter newspaper or
parcel mat may be nailed may be reristered an nav
mcnt Of fee Of 10 cents in addition to III ordinary
postage. @ i ,
NEwsFATERs, pamphlets, almanac CALENDARS. hand.
nuis magazines maps, occasional and other publits.
ions mot bound, cent for each ounce or fraction
tnereo Circulars in unsealed envelopes cent each
PARoELs Of merchandise Of any kind will be received
ana In the interisand mails at the raie Of
one cot a. ouHoc This regulation doc. not nrlpde
me foreign mail service Ali intcr-lsland parcels can
be registered.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-07-04
POST OFFICE
notice.!
Suggestions to the Public,
with Regulations Relating to the
Mailing and Registry Of Letters
PAPERS, PARCELS,
Rates of Postage to Countries in and out
of the Postal Union.

|
Mail AL letters etc ds sdFfy as g0stbs, cspeela
VIII E,nt ~ 4IEe a. n igh ~ ~
pos-0,ice l. mgc6 dminished IN letters when maiet
| IN large NUMBER are tied in bundles with the ad
dresses all in one direction.
complete giving the name Of the Posi-oce the state
| when addTt to the United States. The name o
the street aud number OF the house should also b,
given, where lettercarrers are employed while Tho
letter will eventually reach its destination without
aTd desy In ~ sSse Of letter. for foreSp eo1nfe
and especially in Canada IN which country there are
many p9stonges having the ZANE names a. Postomee
country a. well a. the posioice sbould be ryca In
mn .tt.-s .d5r...nd r. i,s,a,,s. ra..ls =, 4 ~,
dor aifbon, addins Erriand ~, freoI.ntIy scnt
to London. Canada and Tiee fsrsa. thereby causing
dslaV and often s'rio1s ioss I stt.,s ,dd,csass r.
Burlington, y. 5. Nova Sootia) often go Burlins
ton, New York, account Of the resemblance between
| ; and when carclessly written.
3-Alvays write the address with ink and mot with
mcneil 81 apy Lind a. Mcneil marks often bsr,nc
| erased and the address rendered iiictblc
"
Of min pap.T espSraiIr ybtFs more INN sbrpf ~
paprr Or any other Article than paDsT i cBelos.d
Being often handled and especially in the overland
mail bag carried On borscarI ,nrb enV,Iope. rof mr.,
freoucbiiy spiit omen iyinc csnsc N rop,nI,frf
ofieials who are entirely innocent In The matter
5-Ncyer send money ar any other article Of y,Ipc
order or IN HSilteres ettey INT means q"
-,
., Fosl9se slainPs shonIa DC PLACED on ne upper
manu- 'oi''i vi "' '' siu' oi tne mali matter
me cutting 81 postage stamps in two or more
pleees Il prompted and no letter having mutilatd
stamp on II VIII be ior"arded.
s-Postagc stamps regarded cash, and the sale
OF them on credit u strictly prohibited
9-Auything In addition to an address written or
printed the address side Of postal cards renders
them unavailable
1910 insure a domestic letter being forwarded in
the mails, IL must have not les than two cents in
postage stamps affixed II less than the fnlI post,Ee
has been paid double the amount due must he paid by
the party relieving H. F'1 ~
ia subscriber TO a newspaper or periodical who
gF- q
notify the publisher Of the change aud have Inc pub
cation sent 10 his new address
m r,,,t-, - -
matter in quantities viii facilitate H. distrib5,ipn md
often hasten it dispatch by asserting such matter Nv
states and Territories and the larger cities IL forign
by Island " domestic
I5-AU lnguiries whether fr,rD ,,o.,r,.s,.,. nj. a..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-07-04
The Monarch of the Seas.

one Of the finest examples of the pres sent
practice in the construction Of the sea-going
steamers is found in the Oregon, a sister ship
TO the Alaska, now being built in England for
the Williams q GuiOn line. The Oregon will
be somewhat larger in length and beam than
the Alaska, but it is in her machinery and
ability TO speed that it is expected that she
will excel all other vessels ahoat. Her en-
gincs are proportional to develop l3,9OO-horso
power, and are expected TO drive the vessel at
a rate close on 10 twenty knots an hour.
Twelve boilers furnish steam to these engines,
each one of which is supplied with six fur
naccs. These furnaces will burn about twenty
pounds OF coal to each square foot Of crate
surface, and as this surface represents some
STA hundred thousand square feet, the total
consumption for every twenty-four hours will
be 800 tons Allowing, then that each ton Of
coal eyaporatcs nine time it's weight of water
it follows that 400 tons Of steam will pass
through the engines every twenty-four hours
As motor, she will be supplied with a
twenty foot propeller screw having a
pitch Of nearly forty feet, Relative to the
amount of water used for the generation of
steam for a single trip across the Atlantic for
this il rsnse steamer, some idea may be had
by REMEMBERING that If the amount thus used
were Supplied % a town at the rate Of four
cubic feet, or twenty-five gallons, per head, it
would suffice for a 900 souls, being equal 10
nearly three times the weight of the whole
ship, cargo, engines, and all. The excess of
horse power over that of the largest engine
yet made, that of the Great Eastern, will be
more than three thousand. -Ner York Mail
and ErDreSg.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-07-04

United States Of Amcri-
ca. Dominion Of Can
ada and Mexico....s5 C. % To- o. sog . o. -.
Japan, Ports IN China - .
having Postal Union
Offices, Straits Settle
ments and Manila = Zoe q fnr DC On . r. 500
Great Britain, France
Germany and all 9TH
countries and Col
onies in theUniyersalI
Postal Union ....... Toe isc Toe 2elaoz r %,
where return receipt for registered matter L.
fec Is cents.
with minimum charge Of Eve cents for books and
printed matter. and cents for samples.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-07-04

Near my house there is a rocky promontory
iutting some way out into the sea, with coral
reef round its base; at high water there IS
some three feet Of water over this reef, and hsh
Of all kinds come on it feeding. From the sum
nit Of this promontory-whiCh 10 about seven
ty feet high-thore is a capital view OF the
reef, and as the clear water hides IT no more
than though it were covered by sheet OF plate
glass, the fish and their movements are plainly
visible. From this elevated spot, armed with
a Martiui-Henry rife, it docs not require a
very good shot to put a bullet over fish IN
the water below, Il is wonderful what des-
truction the conclusion Of the bullet with the
water causes among a shoal Of small hsh. l
have killed nineiy-eight with one shot. The
bullet only actually touched one or two; the
rest were completely stunned, and several had
their eyes forced out These niuety-eight tish
weighed twenty pounds; Mullet, that come
past 10 great numbers and keep on the suaiace,
afford most excellent shots, and are my most
numerous victims. Sharks and other large
fish, besides turtle, / have killed, but unless
they are near the surface so that they get the
full force Of the bullet, It is useless shooting at
them. / am fortunate in having an excellent
retriever, who retTieves the dead fish very
we'll, though he runs some danger at times in
y
great size out here, and one that harpOoned
flowed me in a small boat at a high speed. A
curious kind Of worm, about six inches long
and Of the thickness Of a piece Of ordinary
string, rises apparently from out Of the coral
reefs twice every year. They are called ba-
lolo, and make their first appearance in Octo-
Der, which month the natives cali "Balolo lai-
lai, or little balolo," as the worms appear
in only a small quantity. They appear again
DO vast numbers about November 18th, and
give that month the name Of "balolo levu," or
great balolo." The natives can tell almost
TO the day when these worms will appear, and
hy keeping men on the lookout for a white and
red scum which appears on the water Just be
fore the balolo rise, rarely miss them. They
appear about low water, covering the sea with
a writing wrigEling mass. As the tide rises
they drift in great numbers shoreward, and
are baled up by the natives in small hand nets.
They are very excellent eating, but very rich.
The Fijians deyour huge quantities, and faith
fully bear in mind their balolo proverb: /" Z
kua gona nj balolo, me ma kua sara" which
means. If you don't eat balolo now, it will
be a long time before J GU do."-Ihe London
Eiek
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-07-04


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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-07-04

the "beginning of the end " Of the second
Emuire.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-07-04

NehSe on ms Slrl by masplng other glrls. lie
sees the crowd collect around the band stand
- sla iasasl saia
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
ErGltem % YolitfereH. gn bsrpn,t enseIit Yreoitani

ErGiteu % Yolitiferem. gn bersmt enseIit graoitani
bauoe ben 2esemsfeil, at ban baItsbe Iibt. Oa ban en-
Gang par paa 9teiie, traf ban paa en- SernpeisS Citation
iammen meo en- for lin Sittisbeb u~eIbstienot Yoltiter, Der
ipntes at ituae tjenoe bam, os ipurste, ON ban lite uar
ben 4reit, Der baube boIbt !Souebtalsn pb Soeouinsemis:
iionss Wteoet q. 60. iOrrise aar.
Yraiten iuareoe 10, oct par ban.
Seq par tilitebe Der os bsrts DEM, pebblep Spsrs
gereu, "os ies fienber Dem paa Oeres baltenbe Sang.
"Aaa, bet par 10 rart." nbbrsb Yreiten meb ct Sim
itrss at luiuie, iom ban ~forsieues isste at ifiuIe. spin
6aIten bar alhaa siort ct bpbere Snotrpt paa Dem emo
min Yrebiten!"
"ab, 0eres !6pieruaroisbeO!" iuarsbs YoIititeren meo
ct Snf. "Ses ioriitrer Dem, Set er ben bsieite 9tos, man
Tan pbe en- prait, at ban ~tieuses mere paa fin 9anbrins
END paa lin Yrebiten".
SenneraaS. 9anien: "6uao mener gu, Ifal lea siite
mig meo Mtarie eller lite %
Sanlen: "lnb,r iise Smlt9noisbeoer afbolber lea milo
principmaslis fra etbuert Jfaab. &un bet nil lea iie bio:
Sar on min Ssn, os bu uiloe sifte big meb benue ppntes
ipse os totette QUITE, iOm jes lite en- Sang uibe Snife min
pGrite 6ienbe til SUiseroattsr, iaa siorbe ies big ltrar arpelss
os taitsoe big paa Osren. Wsen for 8e1ten ifal jea, lom
.last, not ooste mig for at ubtaIe nosen Menina ON bin
paatrntte 6orbinoelie meb 5rsten Wariei"
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
sc;Mefaioem6e
brusss fer al bsnIsbs gublitums 81,
mcrtiOmbeo paa ben aisnessiernins,
at bette er ct 4pertisiement for
Chicago, Milwaukee { St. Paul


Gems pttc !6Ouesiinie, si,nnemfia.
rer De b.tite 0eIe al Vsrore Sui.
noio, @iseou1n, Wianetota.
Safota % Soma.
0trttte poa bsns giuier Iies.r On.
.rns Gbitaeu, Wilpaniec, "a Grosie,
@inOna, Ct. Eaul, Minntapulis, Ma=
aliou, Yrairie ou Gbien, Maiun Gitu,
Sionr Giip, Yaniton, albert Sea,
abtrSten, Subrane, 9icd SslanS,
etear Gapiss % gouaeil Bluffs iass
osllom utaliise andre vistise 6srr.ts
ninss @mtret Os pno.bs SommersOp
boIosltsoer. 9asiassrsr, astsnbs fig
MOB Seit, Nors, Sgo eIsr on, TAI
neb itsrit. 6orSsI beuptt. fig ai Chi
caso, Milpautee l. 81. Yaul Seru=
baneu.
Stuettsntorer er opsraIt f~orlpnebe
neb Barter Og S%imsiabsllsr, Der siuer
oetaIiereoe SeitriueIIsr al oenn, Sanes
5ortieneiter, Os aseutsr itaa isrbise
III at sius ale ~forsni'eSe SpIpsninssr
% ieIse 8iuetter til biuisite griier
'usr Gbitaso, Miimaufee 4 81. YauI
S%ernbaneu.
:. 8. Merri0, q. y. IS. CARPENTER,
0en. %B.itprsr. 0en'lSasi.&8iue..gat
}. 9. Glari, Geo. S. Stafford,
0snl Sup't asii.@eu. Yasi. Ast
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
Mpertisjet n n


of the universal success OF
Browns Iron Bitters is SIM
ply this: 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; Is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what is claimed tor
it-no more and no less.
By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every part OF the
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
it builds up and restores lost
health-in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13

iamms Stab itaar Osiaa til aibsnpttel,. BEL
portereee 3r0tour S~Iualt,n
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13

tar sth Ne al psrt bet fsrsfs 3RtSbd nss
RnrefnADomne.

RprefseoomMe.
Oar ss exit I R,sssH, sIsr sr sr aressIuesfstsI I
ariuafssertnsss. bsisHs BIG al paa at bsasits -eiss
see Dort' arar. Aysttt'sr. asbetaIs heal. o ben siI
issrt ~ssttsinss Gssesnmen.
9sasr. Uor SsehOsa ferssns for sssfs. isafsu
6nsrtu q Ss1.fsii,. CT -sisass nsu. ssssrtruhd.
"a ben writer burtisi q f.ert.
DsGSs aiSa. Hanf.iis artnsass. Sssi.saiu
% Sm,risr zig, Hi fer StHs isIsrss,nst 3irsaixs.
1trfu fss,iSiS psa ssrsr. ses.r % aasrs DslL
eslAss Of ait Drsssitr. eriB tl.oe
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
On airrliqbeoens Mtartpr. Sra et

VII NJttIlygtutur Woutlpt' O'"'
af Arbosas NabObper mebOeler nauntt
gps auis fplsenoe paoiise 9iitorie:
gn ber bosnoe, meset forpulent ling
tarl-ui tunne talbe bam @.-blep fer'
eIifet / en- uns Dante. gn Sang,
oa ban befanbt fig aIene meb benoe
faIbt ban paa 8na for benbs os ct:
tIerebe benbe fin aierIisbeo ibe meit
libenifabelise Orb.
Den %forbaulebe ,inse Dame afIlog
bans 6rieri os bah bam m enbeIis of
reiie fig fra lin tnabpienoe Sitting.
9am bIeu naturlisuis meset fau, men
uebbleu at lisse paa &na.
= "Mien iaa reis Dem BOG, 6r.
g., reis Dem!" bab 0amen, alosles
fortuiulet open ben pinlise Situation.
ST.. O. fOrbleu imiOIertib lissenOe.
"Sr. g., De maa pirtslis pore
laa sob at reiie Oem op isien", sien>
tos ben unse Dame.
"at, es....ies....tam itfe,"
itammebe ben ~itattels Glifer.
!6an par nemlis altfor feb til uben
giitanb at tunne fomme paa Tsbberne
isien. @isnitanben for bans nfpffelise
8jarlisbeb rinsebe % Loo 9usiomfrusu
msb 3ieneitepisens Isiitenee bjelps ben
arms Manb paa 6ebberne isien. 9r.
O. Dor ia~nbipnIisuis iom sammsl tlnss
farI.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13

Den enselite Rirtes aarIiss Snbias:
ter lettes til s22, 625 900.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13

Salfte Yaatrifter.-Saaoan
ne gstesnsIier iom "uoisst", "ertra"
"beblte", "ablolut rem" oiu. taber oil
belss i'm 8etpbnins, naar man peb, at
Be lsmotteit paaifriues be baarIisits
Sarer. (Stano.)
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
HNINYWdG

Ten CT en- iifser Qnr for aae Sp8s
BONNIE | Sprer os &eper.
Gen Gar ipssitl S%ir.uins paa bette uistist Organ.
lighter ben / 9ir.iemh,s ps ~iimuIsrtr til igEe aiirRs
bring 81 eaIss % til at belize Sqtsma / CTstn.
UaIaria. Suis u,au iis,r ai Malaria. bar Suts
ssspsHinssr. tr BILIOUS euer b7sptpitt. pil 'sisutps
Sort Rare ~siRsrins Os tn suTtig S.IarsssIis. - On
3car,u 5HrSt enbvsr tag. ban ior q, rsHi, 2 sitsEtt.
y salsts al al. Grussiisr. 9tit 81.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13

A County superintendent writes the
principal of the DEBORAH Institute: "As
/ visit the schools | hear numbers of
teachers say, i am going to DEBORAH next
fall | do not discourage them.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13

MINEHW0S7

gn anoeu Sanfsaasisrer saar fri. Geo
8. SPORT, aasierer / Wperstou (Ya.) Sani
iaaoe npli9: "aionep &ort" belbreoeoe
mig for 6gmorrboioer Giles.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13

20 Dearborn Ave-, Chicago, Nov. 7.
lhave been a great sufferer from
avery weak stomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia in its worst form. Nearly
everything | ate gave me distress,
and | could eat but little. ave
tried every,hingrecommended, have
taken the prescriptions OF a dozen
physicians, but got no relief until |
took Browns Iron Bitters. | feel
none Of the old troubles, and am
new man. i am getting much
stronger, and feel frst-rate. am
q railroad engineer, and now make
my trips regularly. can not say
TOO much in praise of your wonder
fui medicine. u. c. MACK.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13

SortGl mine SaabeHigaer. ~itriper 5. &.
Sober / Trenton, 81, Us iiseIeoes ole
Nuore. al ~aienep Eort" belbreoeos mig
for en- tpueaaris 9euer-S psoom. 89r iaa
GOD at oIientIisglgrs bette | Ct. 9ouis
"9lobe- Democrat.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13

BRowN's IRON BITTERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and viii not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, indl-
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns Iron Bi,,ers made by
brown Chemical Co., Baltimore. Crossed
red liuss and trademark ca wrapper.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13

Nfr. gthau 9awrence, en- Anno / min
Sp, Tiger 9r. Thilip s. Ballou / Mouiton.
vt, oar opiuuimet al gipre=S p9oom. 0u.
oen paa bans Ben l~iinneoe JONI 8las.
"aiouep @ort" helbreoeoe ban,. Npril
2O-S2.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-02-22

Some parties were amusing themselves
last Thursday night in the reckless and
unlawful business of firing off their pis-
tolls near the public square, a Ball from
one of them lodging in the sash of the
north window OF the residence of Josiah
Campbell, which is the sleeping apart
ment of himself and wife. Such devilish
conduct on our public streets should be
punished to the extent of the law, and if
our city dads had "resolved'' to severely
enforce the law against the young bloods
carrying concealed weapons in the town,
instead of against those selling a pound
of meat or a loaf of bread on the Sab
bath, it would have been far more sensi-
BILE. We have referred to this matter
several times, but nothing will be done
about it by the proper authorities, until
a murder is committed in our midst by
some one of these revolver carrying rag
amufiins.
Madam Foys Corsest in white and col
ored, all sizes. For sale at the Mammoth
Cheap Store.