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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-08
First Aid to the Injured,

The Society for instruction in
First Aid to the injured was organ
lied three years ago in New York,
General George B. Mcclellan being
its first president.
The Society teaches what should
be done in emergencies when there
is no physician st hand; when we
must ourselves either do some
thing instantly or stand helplessly
by and see man suffer the agony
of broken limb, or suffocate or
bleed to death, simply because we
do not know how to help him. The
Society's instruction is of the most
practical character. 1t is given by
means of lectures, accompanied by
illustrations, "subject" being pres
ent at each lecture; the pupils be-
ing furnished with the Handbook
of First Aid to the Injured" pub
lished by the Society. More than
one thousand lectures have been de-
livered in New Yors City alone by
we'll known physicians, acting un,,
der DR.. Henry B. Sands as Medical
Director. The Academy Of Medi-
cine and the New York County
Medical Society have endorsed the
Society, and it has the approval and
support OF the medical procession
generally. j.,
The society's classes, most of
which are free, have been attended
by ladies and gentlemen, working
men and women, school teachers,
policemen, fremen. employees OF
the n. Y. e. s. II. r. r. r and
Penn. r. r. and others; and First
Aid instruction has been made a
part of the regular training of the
police of New York, Buffalo and
Providence. Branches have been
formed in Brooklyn, Buffalo, the
Hampton Normal College, Va. and
lectures have been delivered to large
numbers in Boston, Philadelphia,
jersey City, and elsewhere. The
Society Is now organizing branches
in all parts of the country, patttcu
larly the great railroad, manufac-
turing and mining centres. The
present officers are: Hon. j Ohm J az.
President; Com'd'r 81. II. Gorringe
Vice-Pres dent; John Patton (of Nor
ris K. Jessup, Patton & 20 }, Urea
surer, and ] ohn B. Pine, Secretary.
A mong the ma ayers are Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Hon. j. Ham pdeD Roor
ana Gen. William F. Smith. The
Office ia at No. 8 East Fourteen n
street, New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-08
Farms Fer Sale.

76O A nice place eight acres OF ground
'oV and g house in Sugar House Ward,
young orchard, cheap.
900 A bargain. Four acres of fine farming
oOO land in Sugar House Ward.
1900 A fine orchard on the State Road;
ACOO ~ acres.
100 An acre for 20 acres Of Ere cultivated
w land on the jordan, only "a miles
from Main street.
1S00 Twenty acres Of good farm land, 16
Nv acres In lucerce, Will exchange for
cityproperty.
06OO A nice farm Of thirty-four acres
oo across Jordsn, fine pace, two
good houses and barn. All under coltiya-
ton except a small piece OF . asture land
A LSO num- her Of good farms at easy
N terms, and in exchange for city prop
=
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-08
Lots For Sale.

See noe city lots on Third East street
cheap.
F6O A nice lot 5x1O, on First South street
acO Eleventh Ward
ESO A nice lot S120, on Eighth street
scO cheap, Eleventh Ward.
OeO foot. Fine building spot on Second
HoO south street, half BLOCK from Main
street, lot 44x165 feet; bargain.
0R0 Corner lot 4x5 roos, good location, in
ooO Tenth Ward.
1FS Fine city lot 2Nx10 rods en- Third
East street. choices and chesp, Third
Ward.
dRO Nice lot in the TwentT-f Ward,
F60 A nice To-, 5xlO, In the Twenty-frst
sCO Ward.
SSO A nice lot on Brigham street, fine To-
Wv cation,
O6O A corner lot, In good location for
HoO residence, 2 1-2x10 1ods, very cheap
A LSo long list Of lots at very low prices,
n in all parts Of the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-08
The FOuIger Case.
SALT LAKE CITY, June I h.

SALT LAKE CITY, June ! h.
EditcrS KerdZd:
Twas extremely sorry to read this
morning an item from your issue OF
the 5th instant, in which you ask
the char;taoly inclined 10 assist in
helping my family. who are at pre-.
ent unfor .unately smitJen with
tnat dreaded scourle diphther'a
and can only say that the item was
incorrect, inasmuch as you stated
that assistance was needed, whereas
the same had already been rendered
by relatives and friends, even before
it was asked. and for which tender
my sincsrest thanks. The children
are improving, are under good
medical attendance, and 1 hope will
soon recover.
Respectfully,
WIN. It. FoULGER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-08

wv lined. summer kitchen, we'll, lot 2x1o
rods, Elevt nth Ward.
SPECIAL.
o0O0 A Bargain; a new brick house OF
WV four rooms, good hall, pantry, city
water, orchard celisr, etc., apd 5x1e rods of
ground; close by; only an sale for few days
17S0 A nice rustic FIVE room house, with
bIttsry, closets. etc., and 5xl0 rods
Of ground, Tenth Ward.
OSO A good stone house Of four rooms. and
ooo axle lods Of ground, on First South
11OQ A small brick house and brick sum.
mer kitchen, good stable, rock GEL
good new fence, IN Twentieth Ward.
SOO q three room house, orchard, lucerne
wv patch, we'll, yard, etc.. lot 6x10 rods OF
ground, First Ward.
$500 A nice four room brick house and
NOOo 5xl0 rods of ground, all well inn
proved,o n First South street, Eleventh Ward.
S0O A two room rustic house and 3L5x10
w rods of ground, 10 the Eleventh Ward.
6S0 four room adobe house and 2 1-2xl0
- rods OF ground, in the Eleventh Ward.
$40 new rock and brick house, three
Wv rooms, cellar and stable, lot 3 1-2x1c
rods, Twenty:6rst ward, very cheap place.
2500 A five. room rustic adobe lined
LOW house, barn, chicken house, orchard
VI II, ETC., loG 5x1O, Ninth Ward.
2000 An adobe house of six rooms, barn,
OoO fine orchard and 5xl0 rods Of ground
In Second Ward.
9hOO A twostory adobe house of seven
Ooo rooms, good cellar. summ er kitchen.
pantry, closets, ETC., 2zx8 rods and right OF
carriage road, two blocks from City Hail,
Twelfth Ward.
00OO A fine 5x5 corner lot aud four
HOOO room adobe house, on Third South
street. Twelfth Ward
115O A new three room adobe AMI flame
1o0 house. A good barn, 10xl2 store.
etc and 5xlO rods Of ground in the Second
Ward.
00OO A nice place on State Road. new
HHOo brick house Of four rooms, and out
houses very convenient. lot 3x712; bargain
and 5xl0 rods OF ground on Brigham street.
1000 nice ak room brick house, with
wv good cellar, hall. clothes closets,
etc. ct finely finished II feet ceilings Twelfth
$500 A new brick house of six rooms and
|oOO bath re ON, cellar and basement, two
story, occupies 23x32. lot IxI0, very Oh cap
house cost $1,000 to erect.
16OO Abode house of four rooms, barn.
tooo cellar, zrsnary, well, etc., on Car
line, corner lot 5x5, all in first class order, in
the Eleventh Ward.
0SOO new adobe house Of four rooms
HooV and summer kitchen, hydrant
water, etc., Sx6 rods of ground In Seventh
Ward, close to business centre.
100 A nice new brick house Of four
w rooms, good buttery, clothes closets,
and 2ha7h rods Of or ound on the State Road,
close by.
1870 An adobe house CT .-s rooms, good
LOU cellar, barn and nice spring. only
~ blocks nom Nam street, lot 5x20, Eighth
W ard, on car line.
1900 A five room house, good summer
1OOO kitchen and rock cellar, good water
facilities, and AXIS reds of ground with fruit
tree and bushes. fine shade trees around
the house, a fine view and close to business,
Seventeenth Ward. cheap,
MAJ have long list OF properties at this
w office that we cannot publish fer want
of space, but will be pleased t. show you on
calling.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-08

is RECOMMENDED BY ALL PLY.
L SLAMS IS 8 Blood Purifying Liquor.
It is 8 sure remedy for Dyspepsia or
Chills and Fever, and especially for all
Kidney and Liver Complaints. IT IS
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF
TIE AGE! This Extract is pure COM
pound OF all the CT DIGEST Tropical Fruits
and put I'D expressly for Medical and
Family Use. Families and Travellers
should always be provided with bottle
of MONDS' EXTRACT OF
TROPICAL FRUIT. It is good for Sour
Stomach, Sea Sickness and all Stomsch
Troubles. Also, Billiousnesa and Dys-
pepsia, and sets as light purgative. No
necessity for TAXI e strong Cathart!c.
The best physicians recommend it TO
everybody; particularly recommended by
the faculty for J.sdies' Com isints. Ex-
trseted from the following Tropical
Fruits; Pineapple, Orange, Mangoes,
Zspotills, Bsnsuss, Tsmarinds.
Malarial Diseases of all Kinds
Speedily Yield to its Powerful Action.
Nothing Equals it as an Appetlser.
It's tonic properties are grand, and it
renexs wasted vitality and rejuvenstes
the system. Try it sDd become con-
WINGED. None gennine exc pt my sigma
ture il acros the cork.
'U'' 6. sIMMONDS.
SEABURY s. CO., salt Laks, Sole
Agents for Utah and Idaho.
Kept by leading Druggists and Grocers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-08
MONEY LOANED

For any length OF time at reasonable rate
Of interest, both In large and small sums.
So We give every attention to the Renting
Of Houses, Collection of Rents, and the
transaction of all business that comes under
our immediate head, In business-like man
ner, and with dis patch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-08

SHUN OINTMENTs AND LOTIons
for skin diseases, cuts. spraIns,
bruises, etc, and use GLENN's SUI
PHUR SOAP.
HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER DYE,
Black or Brown, soc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-08

SHILOH'S COUGH and Con.
sumption Cure Is sold by Us on q
guarantees Il cures consumption.
Sold BY 4 @. u I. DRUG Stare. f6l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-08
DR.. Frazier's Magic Ointment

A sure cure for Little Grubs in
the Skin, Rough SkiD, etc. 1t will
Femove that roughness from the
hands and face and make you beau
Fifui. Price soc. Sent by mail.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co g., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-08
TIMOTHY TICKER.

= he Knows Of "Thc Natural
Cure"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-08
WHITE, MeALLISqER & Co.,
REAL ESTATE, LOAN
AND
Fire, Life and Accident
NSUssANCE AGENTS
SECOND SOUTH ST, No. 34E.
P. o. BOX sS2.
SPECIAL.

700 A new two room rustic house, adobl
~ lined. summer kitchen, well, lot 2x1t
rods, Elevt nth Ward.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22

A royal Elephant fight in Burmah 10
thus described There we're fifteen sle-
plants on side. A pair Of them are never
started alone at fight. The fights are
always arranged for the amusement Of the
nsblss. and are great events. Tho battle
is terrific. The elephants are given toddy
made out OF the feimentsd juice Of the
palm, which they drink out Of buckets.
Jersey lightning is like water compared to
tLs stuff. II makes the elephants reel and
tumble about like drunken men. They
snort and trumpet and create q terrible
racket. In the fight at Theyatmo the
mahsuts or drivers straddled their necks
and urged them on. The beasts had been
maddened by prodding and beating aad
rushed at each other like mad. There
were some that wheeled around and ran
away, but those that kept on made the
earth shake whom they canc together.
They ran right into each other. They
locked tusks, and gorsd and lashed one
another with their trunks. Tusks were
run into elephant shoulders six or eight
inches. The fights ia India are the same,
OF course In Burmah fights take place
between elephants and tigers. King The
bsu has men fight tigers. The Burmese
In power are cruel. One king used ia
make tha people lie dewn for his pony tc
walk over"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22

Yesterday afternoon an officer patrolllpg
Griswoli street observed a stranger closely
scanning the various buildings, as II meas
uring their dimensions With his eye, aid
finally inquired il no was looking for any
particular Number.
I'm a.looking for bank, was tho reply
Well, there's half dozsn on tho street
Yes, / see, but sin't quite satisfied.
I've turned over 3 new leaf and am going
TO start . bank account Here's 81 I'm
going TO put IN as a most egg.
Well. / guess it will bc safe with any of
them.
Mabbe 80, bnt I'm kiadsr mixed. II !
bank with four story building Ike
enough cyclone will ceme along aud
shave off about two stories. II bank siih
apv Of the two story fellep maybe they'll
rent the upper floor to somebody who'll
dig down into the vaults and gsLblx my
cash.
The officer left him in 3 state of doubt,
but two Lour. later found him ia the alley
In rear Of the Post Office happy drunk.
Have you got over your donbt' ssksd
the blue coat. as he kindly colisrd him.
Whaz you msas1
Why, about the banks?
Yez, zur--yez. zur, stead Of taking
flour or two-sstsry bank Isplit difisrenzs
aud left sll money 10 three story s.salson' J
whsopi Turned over . new lssf snd goisg
10 start 'sr bank myself
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22
what /. ws... Ca. De.

She san talk faster thas man can hear.
She can sAy "No" aud stick 10 Il for Al'
time.
She can say NO" ia sssh lov. soit
voice. thai il means Yea"
She can sharpen lead pencil, II ysu
give her plenty Of time and piss,y Of pen.
ellis.
Sho can psss display window OF dry
goods store without stopping. i she 's
ruunisg to catch train.
She can walk hall the night With col.
isky baby In her arms without oses sz'
pressing the desire 10 murder the isfsst.
She can sunsr abuse aud neglect for
years. which ono touch Of kisdnsss. Or
consideration viii drive from her rscollsc
tisn.
She can 70 10 church. aud Afterwards
tell ysu what every woman in The eonsrs-
gatisa hAl On. and in ssms rare instancss
sAn give 4 faint idsA u vhat The tsxt is
she caa look her husband sqssFs II The
eyes when hs tells her some story sbsut
being detained by important busissss, p"
without botrAying in the least that she
knows him TO be colossal liar.
She can--but what's the user A woman
can do anything snd everything, and do il
we'll. She san make alleged lords Of crsa.
tioa bow 10 her own sweet will. and they
will never know II. Yes, woman can do
everything. with but one exception on--shs
cannot climb tree.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22
A Boy's Ideas Of Heads.

Heads are OF different shapes and size.
They are full OF notions. Large heads do
not always hold the most Some persons
can tell just what man is BY tho shape Of
Lis head. High heads are the best kind.
Very knowing people are called long.
headed. A fellow that went stop for any
body Or anything is called hot.headsd. II
be isn't quite 50 bright, they call him soft
headed; il hs won't be coaxsd nor turned
they call him pig.hsaded. Animals have
very small heads. The heads Of fools slaAt
back. Our heads are all covered with hair
except bald heads. There are barrel heads
heads Of sermons-and some ministers
used to have fifteen heads 10 one sermon;
pin.heads, heads Of cattle, Is tho farmer
calls his COWS and oxen; head.winds, drum
heads, cabbsg..heads, logger.hsads; come
to head, like boil; heads Of chapters,
head Of tho family, and 60 ahead--but
first BE- sure you are right. Young
America
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22

The first class regulation base ball Tor
this year is 70 different from that in use
last year. II costs 81 SO asd sells at whole
sale at the rate Of sl5 dozen. 1t weighs
about Eve ounces, and when thrown on a
board fosr sounds like young paving
stone II Is Just skout - solid and is as
heavy as q turSip Of the same size, asd
though il is perfectly round and smooth,
and the stitches are slmsst even with the
leather, it stings the uncsloussd hand VI
the catcher as II it we're red hot or covered
with priokeu.
Base balls are dear because they are
made by hand, and they are made by hand
because they must be wound very tightly,
carefully and evenly The basis Of each
one Is little lump Of Para rubber, round
asd weighing an ounce. Wound around
his in every direction is vsrled ysrs. In
some balls. after thick layer Of yarn Is
wouad on, the balls are dipped ia rubber,
tksn more yarn is wound o.; then IL is
dipped again, and finally yet more IL
wound On and then the cover is fitted over
il. Ose ball Affected by many professiosals
has thin skis of concrete midway be-
tween the cover asd the rubber. Girls
make oil the. balls The prscsss il some.
thing like that Of making certain mixed
drinks, wherein tAs bartender puts Ia
lsmoa 10 make them sour and sugar 10
make them sweet Players want what il
called . dead ball. that Is enc thst won
bounce much stone will bounce moro
than ball ought. 80 the rubber 10 put
10 to make 1t Lounss iust little. snd tbs
ysra is wound tight and concrete is added
10 step It bsussing st slL Thus tbs hsp
py medium Is reached. Sometimes mould
ed yuclasizsd rubber il used.
The best balls are csvsrsd with hors'
skin because 1t is strong and tough Man,
Of thsss ere sewsd With cstgnt. but Il
damp weather the catgut loossss. sns
thsrsiors At such times thoss balls are uses
which are stitched with hsI
Bass balls can bs purchased for iisy, ten
li~sa,y. tssaty five and nfty cents Man.
of these are mschibs mads They ar
stuffed with sdds ssd sads Of IsstLsr
wound up vish cord. pressed isie snaps
and covered With esmnos lssthsr, Th
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22
sssssd time one is his With hsi |, -.
unss the shAps ei ~ egg. A little later
/, ,still resembles an sss SO ,As. has hesn
hill With Z club. - Asw lord S,s.


She msssh her ssniu.law at tho door
whsa tho nov sleek tsllsth fsurtees, aud
he sssaysth 10 let himself is the hall by
unlocking the froat gate with his watch
key, And for this oi,iimss hs fsarcth her,
She knswe,h his vsys aud his tricks are
aot new 10 her She il up 10 al his 81
ousss. sad vixen he ss,sth thai Le ~ss 10
taissd ac~s Al the bank until the asat
msraisg;
Or. that the last car bad sons, and tha,
he had 10 vAlk;
Or. that he was sitting mp with sick
friend,
Or that he was lookisg for Lis collsr but
ten;
Or, that hs wss drawn on jury;
Or. that hs had ioiasA the astronomy
class;
Or. that his books wouldst balance;
Then doth shs get onto him With both
feet, Ter shs saystA within herself All
these thisgs hath his fsthsr.in.law said
unto me. for 10, these many years. Ls'
this is also vanity and vsxatioa Of spirit.
And for this he fsarsth her yet mere and
more.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22

The question comes up; Il there any
to prevent tho harm which barbsd wire
may cause 10 live stock9 We answer dsci-
dsdly in the Affirmative We have used
the wire for years, and never found the
least difficulty or danger. There are ssv.
ersl nodes For smooth. nearly level
Acids. plow deep furrow on each side
Of the wire fence. or rather plow several
furrows, 70 a. to mako one broad asd
deep one on either side, throwing as much
earth with the plew a, practicable towards
the line Of pests. and finishing the wsrk
by cleaning out by hand the bitches thus
made. This work is performed At compar-
ativsly little cost, and has the three ad-
vantages Of draining tho limo banking
against the pests so that they need not
bs set so deep, and making visible barrier
which will induce horses 10 check their
speed and stop before they reach the fence.
They will not pitch hsedlsssly into ditch
and against bank, They are always
brought up before they reach the lins.
Another advantage is that the ditch and
bank com biusd are Is good as two bottom
boards, and fmalor number OF wires are
needed to complete the fence above.
Another mode, where there arc plenty
OF scattered or cobble stone ever the ada
cent fields, is to make with them low fiat
wall, say about two feet high; sst tho
posts in the liae OF this wall and attach
the bsrbcd wire to them. The wall be.
comes . visible barrier, and will repsl the
approach OF animals for they have spec.
ial dislike 10 step on mass OF small
stones
A third mode il to place two o. three
wires inside OF hedge, the branches and
stems OF whioh will hold the wires IL place
as the hedge increases il growth, Apoor
thin hedge, Of small growers, IL thus made
into an efficient barrier. and the hedge IL
sufficiently visible. Strong growing hedge
plants are not wanted for this pulpsse, for
IL wsuld require toe much labor to keep
them cut into proper shape. There ars
other modes for removing the danger, but
some Of tho proceeding may be employed
il nearly al eases, and the fences will be
comparatively cheap in construction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22

II was In barber shep. ssd the barber
was rendered two dollar bill by the man
hs had Just shaved. The drsvsr had bees
sm piiss Of frsstionsi currency. and the
barber turssd for relief 70 oss whe sat
waiting bic tnrs.
Can you chssgs ne this I've dsllsr b'lls
he ssked.
Gasss I csn--yss. Ivs just got $3.50
aud ten cents for ny sbsvs will Just naks
~. Give me the bill. ard hsrs's your
change.
The barber stosd balsneisg the dollar
sissiy In sss hand sDd tho tive dollar bill
10 tho ether. ~ II ts ascertain which oIs
weighed the most Tlsn The true honor
sf the situation bfsks upon him |. lie
gsspsdi Great Scott DO yoa wasi ms TO
pay yen Ten sssls ior tho privilege oi shay
ing your hsrs take The two dolls" SD
! owe ne twenty sssss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22

"wun time freq and Lop-iode they
met. and the frog ssssed the hop tsds
'eoss It VAS clumsy. but the tods IT said
II You will come here on this fiat stone.
where " can start svss. III best you
jumpin' hi bsst tive sus Of three. 80
they done il. and The hrst time the sods
il only jest cleared the stone. but tbs frog
it vest mp so high that il bart itseli com
ia dovs, and sudn'i janp no more ss all,
ssd the bop tsde brat IL the other tss
imss."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22

Have used DIR. Thomas Electric OIL for
croup I'D colds, and declare il positive
surs Contributed by wn. Kay. $40 Ply
mouth Ave. Buffalo. N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22

1t ms remarkable fact that nearly
every rich man makes his will 10 u Of
temporary insanity. The poor man 10 the
only one who can die In his right misd,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-05-30

"Do you know that after twenty-five
years' experience under the skyligbt,"
said photographer yesterday, "aDd
after pbotographing over hundred and
forty-seven thousand persons, l have
become convinced that in nineteen cases
out Of every twenty the left side Of the
face gives the most characteristic like.
ness, while TO the same degree the right
side Is the most symmetrical ? When
the Bryant testimonial was being pre-
pared ten representative Americans
gave me sittings, and in every case the
left side gave the most characteristic or
strongest likeness. These ten we're,
besides Bryant, Willis, Evarts, Ban
croft, Huntington, Boxer, Stoddard,
Baker, Bayard, Taylor, Cranch, Tucker.
man."