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Providence, r. L, Apr. A, .
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Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters enriches the blood.
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Boston. Mar. 8, 1884.

DV3FUA3 DNNs % L~VN-
Ihave used Burdock Blood Bitters for se-
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IAN c-onscientiously recommend it to any per-
ION troubled with any form of dyspepsia.
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Republicans of the Second lows district NOM
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THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEsT-therefore use
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Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Sexual De-
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The short, hacking cough, which leads Il
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r. M. Bishop e. Co. Is cigar factory in CHI
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Peoria had a distillery explosion Loss four
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William Lamb, a Quakertown, Pa, Quaker,
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The Salvation Army invaded Boston Sunday
md was not very cordially welcomed.
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AT Atlantic, Iowa, Postmastef Steen killed his
wife and then committed suicide.
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Singing, irritation, Inflammation, all kidney and
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1T Have snnereap'

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Bill Nye came out Of the cyclone with shat
tered leg.
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Three lives and $500, 900 were lost at Clear
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PREMONITI0N.

An extraordinary story is told IL
English court circles, and has beer
retailed by the Spirituslists, as t.
the reasons which induced the
Queen at the last moment to alter
the arrangements for Prince Leo.
poid's funeral. 1t is said that a
short time before his death, dancing
with an intimate friend, lady OF
Danish birth, OF great personal
beauty, and the wife of an Eng
lish peer, he was rallied by
her upon his unwonted ab-
straction. His answer was
that his ster had come to him in
the night, warned him Of an ap.
preaching calamity, and told him
not to trouble, fer all would soon be
well. The royal Duke, like his
mother, the Queen, seems to have
accepted supernatural visitations as
real, and he told the lady he would
prefer. il anything happened to him,
to have a military funeral. Her
ladyship, the recipient of the conf
dences, wrote a letter to q high
court official, telling him the story,
and he laid her communication be-
fore her Majesty. At once the
Quee ordered her desd sons desires,
III LIFE, to be f,l Sled
Hence that change at the last mo-
ment which lei to SO much perplex-
ity and inconvenience.
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FITz JOHN PORTER.

After many long years Of painful
and useless delay, the bill for the
relief of Fitz John Porter has passed
both houses of Congress, and i.
likely to become law, the President
having announced several days ago
that he would sign it when he got
an opportunity. But with mean
ness characteristic of the RepubIi.
can party from the time 1t attained
power in tbs land, the justice re>
IuctantIy awarded the general is re-
duced to the lowest possible scope.
The bill provides merely for placing
Porter on the retired list of the
army with the rank of Colonel, and
while this, being OF itself vindica
tion of his character and stand.
ing as an officer, was
all that he asked, is not all that
should have been given, The fact
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-19

IT TRANsPIREs THAT Robert Lin
coin would have been the choice of
the Chicago convention for the
Vice. Presidential nomination, had
1t not been for the fear that the
100000 knights of Labor would
oppose him because he opposed the
introduction of the eight-hour law
ia the government arsensls, and
also because the negroes do not ike
him for having turned Lieutenant
FIipper out of the army. 1t is just
as well that he wssn't nominated, as
he couldn't be elected under any
circumstances, and if he could he
possesses so little Of the ability Of
his father that he must have proven
q failure in office. Loysn's nomiDs-
tien was in the nature OF sop to
the Cerebus that guards he porta's
Of that organic alton knoWnRs the
Grand Army of the Republic.
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that he is exonerated by being
proven not guilty of the charges
against him, carries with it the adj
ditionaI fact he is entitled to his full
pay during the period Of suspenA
sion; surely nothing less than this
should have been the price Of The
governments c:im inal Injustice
toward brave and faithful officer
but, since nothing more could be OBJ
tanned from the Republican Senate
and President. it will have to be re
ceived and commended for so much
good as will be accomplished by it.
There is another crafty
ing feature in connection with
the passage of the bill. In
the Senate and out Of it John
A. Logan has teen General Porter's
most persistent and virulent enemy.
On all occasions when the subject
was brought up, he has made his
opposition affectedly conspicuous
and unyielding. That he was
simply bidding for the soldier vote
and fancied himeelf drifting with
the current that leads to the White
House, there can be no doubt. The
result of the Potter case, however,
shows that he las eli along pan
dered to a sentiment whose weaks
ness has from time to time become
weaker and it is at last dead; and as
be is now the candidate Of his party
for the Vice Presidency, it follows
that this military blatherskite Of
he Senate in his eff
,orts to reach the second
place in the nation is carrying a |
lead weight, and will be hampered |
md hindered instead of assisted by |
as he expected. The people have
10 use for "Black Jack" as Vice.
PRESIDENT, and it ir to be hoped they
Fill soon dispense with his services
s United States Senator.
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Bob INeERsOLL grows more elo-
que1t AMI moe pagan as ne gets
old=r. An Illustration of the con
tinued development Of these two
characteristics occurred the other
day, when the ,I!nent infdel was
en- route for his ranct in New Mex
leo. A Chicago reporter inter-
viewed him regarding the Republic
can nominations, and in the course
OF the conversation this was said g,
IDgsrsoll speaking Of Arthur: "He
will take with him into his retire
ment what no other President ever
did" HWhat is that P asked the
reporter. zone hundred and eighty
pairs of pants"
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knight, idetsiled that record in q
public meeting the other night.
When the draft days came Blame
was found among a lot Of patriots
WHIP contributed $25 each to hire
substitutes in case sny Of them were
chosen. It SO happened that the
present Republican candidate for
the Presidency was the first man in
Augusta who was drafte l.. Instead
of shouldering his musket and
marching to the front as so many
brave fellows did, he hired a sub
stituLe for $500, and then used his
influence to get the man soft place
at home, 80 that neither of them
ever did any services in the field.
So far the record is not en-
tirely creditsble to Mr.. Blaine's
patriotism, but the story
Of his military career does not stop
here. at the close of the war, he
and his fellow patriots claimed that
the town should pay them the
money they had expended in hiring
substitutes, and this. Augusta gener-
ously voted to do, Mr.. Blaine re-
ceiving his bond for 5000. But this
is nnt tLo and of fhot diatinouis h o1
gentIemsn's military service. The
council of Augusta appro-
pirate ! 5000 to pay Mr.. Blaine what
ne had invested in substitute, and
he took the money. With such a |
var record as this iefore them, the
veterans who did fight for their |
country should become, madly en-
husiastlc in their effort to elect the |
)lumed knight.
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UNION PACIFIC.

Sidney Dillon has retired from the
presidency of the Union Pacific
Railwa company, and Charles
Francis Adams, Of Boston, has been
designated as his successor. The
company seems to be in q bad way,
and matters ale getting worse. 1t
has been decided to pay no divi-
lends this year, and to devote the
money in the treasury to the liqui-
dation of the debts due the govera-
mert under the Thurman act. The
government commissioner of rails
ways has made report concerning
the road, which is said to present an
exceedingly damaging showing; it
is certain the company is very
anxious that the repcrt will not be
MAIDS public and is doing ali it can
to have 1t suppressed. MIR. Adams
is represented as being one
OF the best railroad men
in the country, SO far as theory
is concerned. How he will
develop when he comes to set
upon his theoretical knowledge of
the business remains to be seen. He
begins we'll by showing DISPOSE
ton to get the government Off the
back of the company, by meeting
the obligations of the latter to the
United States treasury. He does
this to the distraction of the stock
holders, and of course with the full
knowledge that the shares must
suffer another fall. It Is not believed
that Mr.. Adams practical manage
ment of the road can be worse than
Mr.. Dillon's mas been. and the
chances are 1t will be vastly better
for the company and for the people
living along the line and dependent
upon it far transportation. A large
share of the Union Pacific's present
troubles can be traced directly to
the unwise, overbearlng and lib
eral policy that has been pursued
by Mr.. Dillon and those under him.
The effort has seemingly been to
make enemies instead of to invite
friends, and the result has been just
such as might have been expected.
There Is no good re ,son why the
Union Pacific should not nov be,
and forever continue, the most pop
ular and bsst>paying line across the
continent. All the conditions are
In favor of this, except in the single
matter of management, and this |
IAN be easily remedled. When it |
was announced some time ago |
hat Mr.. Adams would prob-
ably succeed Mr.. Dillon,
t was also said that
'adicai changes would be ~ de ia
he personnel of the company.
such changes can be made with
,ro6t in both the freight and pas
enger departments. The public will
.nxiously await the movements Of
he new president IN the hope that
;e will do what Mr.. Dillon has not
Ione-take a course to win for the
DAD the favor and good wishes Of
be people who patronizs IL.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of SilGs Richards, Deceased,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, BY THE
~ understgned, administrator, with the
will annexed, Of the estate of SiIas Richards,
deceased, 10 the creditors of, and all persons
exhibit them with the necessary vonchsrs
within ten months after the frst publination
Of this notice, to the said administrators xyith
the will annexed. at the Office OF BockbotG
SWg s1, H ERA new building. corner
lake City, IN the County OF Salt Iats'
MARION Il: BRADY,
AdministI ator, with tie will annexed. of the
esfste Of Silas Richards. deceased: vac
Dated at Salt Lake City, June 10. 1884,, i'll
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NOTICE.

To Mrs. Issbells B Erickson, John B.
Erickson, William B. Erickson, your
heirs snd sssigns You sic notified that
the undersigned 81 co-owner with you
in the SCOTIA MINE 10 the west Tintic
Dis,Iict, Juab County, Utah Territory,
has done the work ard made the i'm
provements required by law to represent
said claim for tue year 1888, amounting
to S5l.s0 and you fsil to pay and con-
tribute your p 'opo.tjon OF such expendi-
ture within ninety dsys after the first
publication hereof, your interests in said
mining claim will be forfeited and be-
come my property. First publication
April 18th, 1884
NEAL MCMILLAN.
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JOHN a. LOGAN is a Methodist.
A Boston clergyman of that persua-
sion said of Logan the other day,
that he joined the church by tele-
graph and was baptized by photo
praph
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BLAINg'S WAR RECORD.

1t is not generally known that
Nominee Blaine has war record.
but he has, and E. F. Pillsburg, one
of the neighbofs of the plnmed
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SALT LAKE CRY, May 18Th, 1884,

SALT LAKE CITY, May 18Th, 1884
HIS. Eldredge Esq. Supt. q. c.. H. l.:
s1R-T Of Miller Wrought Ioo RsnOa No 70
[
and enough for family thirty persons and
little
and 0Nse'
Cincinnati
made which,
emily a w. ~PP1-
only know Of three defects with tit place s to a
obviste these do you
will wife ~ O S0N
Yourstr truly, E H. PARSONS,
547 Second SreesE
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TAX NOTICE.

GOMPLs INTS IN REGARD TO TIE
~ assess value of any property, or appN.
cations for abatemen, or remission of Taxes
for the current year, must be made to the
Board II Equalization, at the County Court
HouEe in Salt Lake City, between Tuesday.
The lst day Of July, and THURSDAY, the 10th
day OF July, 1884, both days inclusive, be-
tween the hours Of 10 a. m. and In. m. or be
for. vel barred according TO the provisions of
the law.
By order of be founty Court,
JOHN Z CUTLER, County Clerk.
Salt Like City, June Sd, 1884. lei
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FOR DYSPESSiA ana Liver
Complaint, you hsye q printed
guarantee on every bottle e Shiloh's
Eitaiizer. It never failS to cure.
sold BY z O. u L nrua Store. ng
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.SALT LAKE CITY, May 10Th, 1884.


a. O. L.,
GENTLEHENIhe Miller Wrought Iron Range you
greatest satisfaction Baking
also Its a heating Apparatus do
rs an econon zer of fuel csn chez ully IL.
Yours truly, GROESBECK
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GESTLEMEN-I take pleasure
monisl from grateful experience curing the
Yours respectfully, GEO. I.
Twelfth Ward, Salt City, Of Grant, OieI g. Co.
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SALT LAKE City, priI 10Th, 1884
u. C. Ii. l.:
GENTs-The Miller Wrought Iron Range you nine
still
reasonable price could
recommend aI wishing to get h-caa Rsng buy the Miller
Yours truly, WILLIAM NAYLOR
thirteenth Lake Civ
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q. c. III. j.:
GENTEENI heeruy Wrought Iron Range
by far the best Cooking Range that
ing kinds
Boiler Attachment Hester, know cf
BENJAMIN HAMPTON.
Twelfth Lake City
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-05-07

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Hoit5ise na6 Sem g;elter ,piro nid5ts lit
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Belprs9ung 1tatt. Dem @ernebmc,s
na6 p1ro ii6 ser @treit iiber baioe stb=
|tbeilnnsen bes Union $acific=@pltenls,
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1treden.
GbillicotDe, Mo., 2. Mai. &efern
bat es bier III Str0men 9ere9net; Sc;
@rano Niper un6 lcine Nebenflulje iinb
aug ben niert 9etreten. EauIenoe bon
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punoerte p.n Gieb5adtern uno $3irteu
lino anf Booten aus9eiobren, nm if,
8ieb 81 rcttel1.
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s I'll q Il ..

@al0il9ton, 3. g., 5. Mai. Gnt-
ideibung bes 1berbunbesseritbts. Die
9esenlpartise Miiiiouri Eaciiic=8a1n mar
big gum Sabre 1876 @i9entbum oer Ea<
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nno @enoiien Bel benz Buubes=@reisae
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