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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-25
THE e1elS71o r1o TREE OF INDIA.

The majestic and mighty banyun fig
tree lords it oRer the vegetable world Of
Asia. No other tree ever measured
tithc OF five acres in the ground inclosed
by the circumference of its branches,
nor afforded shelter from the sun ut one
time to thousand men. Under its vast
shadows one may stroll leisurely for
hours along avenues and iootpaths Dor.
dered by Towering shrubs and cooled by
gurgling streamlets. There is u banyan
in Ceylon which measures 1,50O feet
around the branches-more than guar
ter of mile. =.
Under the shade OF o still larger tree
on the banks of the Merbuddn, in India,
which measures circuit of 2,200 feet,
whose large trunks number 354, whose
small ones exceed 5000, and whose foil.
age makes home for thousands OF birds
and monkeys, the chief of Putnah used
to encamp in magnificent style. Here
he would entertain his guests on hi,
tiger-hunting expeditions. Separate
tents were gorgeously fitted up as bed
chambers, and each guest having ont
had three servants OF his command. So.
looms, drawing rooms. dining rooms,
smoking rooms, kitchens-all were per-
fectly appointed. Including all the an
imals and servants, there were I, 900 in
dividuals in the retinue, yet the great
banyan easily sheltered them all. Here,
when the glow and flush Of the fierce
sun had given way to the cool dews of
evening, the guests of the Oriental
Prince slipped their sherbet or cham.
pagne, and watched the movements Of
the dane ng girls, while, the monkeys
chartered and the night birds sang in
the LEAKAGE above, and the pale moon
shine glinted down through the open
ings in the vast roof.
When the banyan first springs up its
method Of growth is normal, and during
the first century Of its life, indeed, II
shows no disposition to do anything co.
centric. But when the great branches
Of the tree have reached such height
that they can no longer support Their
weight horizontally, the ends begin to
bend downward, and they lower from
the tips one or more roots, which, en-,
tering the ground, send forth rootlets,
and themselves become fresh stems. Sc
at last the horizontal branches, once in
danger of breaking by their'own weight,
are as easily supported by the pillars as
bridge by its piers. So the process
goes on for ages till the grand tree Gov
ers its acres Of ground. Lateral branch
es shoot out from the main limbs, while
the latter are constantly growing unit
they reach gigantic size. These latera
branches also put down stems aid shoe
! out branchlets, until it comes to pas
that, instead of one tree, there is mar
) velous colonnade Of stems supporting q
many natural rafters, on which repos,
dense masses of foliage.
Such Is the gigantic fig tree Of India
] truly one of the wonders Of the world -
n World Of Wonders.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-25
COPIED CON N 1NTr..
lie WEARS A HAT.

Every great man in this country,
Except the editor of this paper, has
the Presidential bee buzzing about
his bonnet. The reason it don't buz
about our bonnet, Is because we wear
a hat.-M uiisonvillc Times.
AYEs--HAYEs-THG NAME SOUNDS
FAMILIAR.
r. B. Hayes, of Fremont, O., prcsi-
ded over the lemonade booth at a
.ncwyear's festival for the benefit of
an orphan asylum. The receipts
were IS, leaving the handsome bal
ance 1920 after Mr. Hayes had de-
Quoted his usual commission of 10
per cent.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-25
THE SHERIDANS,

The two Sheridans were supping with
me one night after the opera, at period
when Tom expected to get into Parlia-
ment.
"I think, father" said he, "that many
men who are called great patriots in the
House Of Commons are great humbugs.
For my own part, if 1 get into Parlia.
ment will pledge myself to no party.
but write upon my forehead, in legiLle
characters, To be let"
"And under that" said his father,
"write, Unfurlishcd' Michael K'ei
IN.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-25
WAIT AND SEE.

Gov. Irwin, of Idaho, refused to re-
ceive his salary for the time that ''he
was unable to perform the duties of
his Office" Now just wait until
Judge Hines gets back from Florida
next spring and see what he will do.
No even bets taken.-Louisville
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-25

THEEE is signature of wisdom and
pow er impressed upon the works OF God,
which evidently distinguishes them from
the feeble limitations of men. Not only
the splendor of the sun, but the glim-
mering light Of the glow. worm proclaims
his glory.--John Newton.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-25
NONE OF THEM NEAT LUKE.

Gov. Foster, of Ohio, issued 2i7
pardons during his term of four
years; Gov. Bishop issued 2B3 par
dons in his two-years' term; Hays
and Young in two. years issued POT
pardons. Blackburn could discount
all of them in this respect. In eight
cen months his list reached over 800.
Commonwealth. lN..
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-25
EXCHANGE Sc1NT111AT1oNs'

Young men of strong constitutions
should not forget that Goliath died
I ON the effects of sling.-Burling-
ton Free Press.
AS rule the women that talk wo-
mems rights the most are the ones
who fail to get their marriage riies.-
Yonkers Statesman.
It would be of little use for tailors
to agree upon a schedule of prices for
their work. In the very nature of
the case each would be compelled to
"cut.n-Madisonville Times.
The Legislature has refused to al
low Gov. Knott page. The Gov
ernor had twenty mine pages to his
message, and we agree with the Leg
islature that it is quite enough unless
the papers want to issue supplements
| Louisville Commercial.
.
An exchange comes to us with a
poem entitled "How to Kiss"
marked in blue pencil. Either the
author is blamed proud of his pro-
duction, or else he thinks we don't
know how to do it-in either which
cases he is way off, -Elizabethtowr
News, -
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17
Coontfnys,i from tact ,sest.)
How Watch Cases arc Made.


It IL a fact not generally known that the
james BosS cold Ratoh Cases really con-
tain more pure gold than many "solid"
gold casos The demand Tor theso watch
cases has lei 70 hlq manufacture Of q very
poor grade Of solid gold watch cases
low IN duality, and deficient In quantity.
These cases are made from As n 10 ksrats,
and 5 or 9 kaEat case Is often sold for ~
or IL karais. II Is NOR ec5n6hyto Biy
watch case 50 poor in quality that It viii
soon lose its color, or one sosoit tliat IL will
lose its shape and fail ~ shut tight thus
lettin9 ih'das6 and darhagihg The works, or
one 30 thin that a slight blow will break
the crystal, and perhaps the movement.
il IS economy to buy James BosS cold
E'dteh Cass, 10 which none Of these things
ever occur. This watch case is not aa crperi-
nenf--it has been made nearly thirty years.
HAzLEroS Pa, oct ~. tssa
sold go ues Boss' Gold watch Cases thirty
yer 49,. sEu tlsT 0rlt came out aud they are IN
good opnft-r yet one q Giem H. carried b.
shows ubc wear iu 0no or two pisces the other by
Mr Bowman. q Clnuif g1ar1. p and 7 can pro
duo one or hoth o. tirso clsfs OFF any ti1no.
6YLvlsryr Lvctr. Fr.s'v.
SD steep O. Ntrtcur 80 it, Ph.-
fspkis fa &C. saad-es fastfted fsp sisi stsis kas
tssss 49, ssd Ksy.ts.s Nstsh Cs.s- .as.
.sr 81 ~ b C01aiaus-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17
REPUBLICAN MEETING.

The Republican meeting here last ssiur-
day was q very tame affair In every pAriic-i
ulsr, Fort OF three weeks ptior Ia
Saturday the town and county were bed
ecked by fi'ming posters stating that one
CJl. q jodlne woald be prcecnt 10 address
the X ideals on thd day. Abouto0 Re-
puhlicans gathered herr, ahc no Gocdlo.'
-c.,ne. Tstcr,~A eSwlseeitlnv. impatient,
snd our pwp Billy. Dl~sou cond.scerded
ip tnIgh,sn ~ hen 90 ,ihs issu.s .sf the
dayS, Hesp,Ae alb 5a tao ,hosts.i II, We
the same plavpeess ths, hs has edsiivrr
ed ibroukBs III tbe Icbuay durir & this cam.
psigo, cone, qnenily 1t Is not nee, ssary fH
: us ,osndtice il farfu:i us tsnos, Eofs .our
t-aatrs, pAssV6ly, 'b!veSeatd n, H <
HI icopclueed bic remarks a. .. o'ct.ck.
and HE few bsstsohs /. Ia attesGaaoe Aird
outo the G. ,uu Room, aud wcse prepsr+
hg TO 81 home, Shen n CARR &c drove
in'o town bearing JAKE X mpls and a
man they call Ca. Sp tee. Spies, u
seems. wds very ,iret % aud went 20 bed
at opc but ] Ike KmpIF, the cinwn and
dead beat Of the r public IN, partyisf tbe
state, had the crowd % reasspipbIr, and
f1I sb- " an hoAr, he lowered before
toem IN his usual clownish style,
In the evening Col, S,st,s. who had
r-steG'(f) by this TIME, sddresAed about
atty petsens in che q ,ufe Bbuse.sca cas-
= Thse II 'publicaus were lssfsapg tinted
badly. J.keK-Nple la well kno IN .hsrs-
aud his II huepce amounts Tor napght q Sol.
fspstee' condition upon arriving was soon
Whispered shout. aud what he-sa& lp tn
rycbing fell AZ n dead weight upon hi
Andisnce. The m eting was a GfaGr
failure. 10" = '.'.t q. Jf|+
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17

The November number OF Democest's
illustrated Monthly Magazine 10 exceed
ingly attractive, and displays unusual
artistic and literary merit. The froplis-
piece is nOe oil picture of bull fgh, in
Spain; and photogrsvure of Raphael is a
charming reaure Of mig plumber. Tier
are several good Thanksgiving stories, and
Apoos the OtAei asioles Of Siuterest are
SBernpdi sns its wsys." a'Quser BE
auesis," IAN az ',heac sha"ty." and ga
New Question In Politics, by Jenny June,
rh, various departments are wen fied
Nth useful information. This progretiv,
publication offers great Inducements TO
subscribers tor 1855. ..s..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.


The Democratic Mass Meeting held a,
Brsndonville last Saturday, In point of
Numbers and enthusiasm, was snccess.
The meeting was addressed by Hon.. w.
L; Wilson and Hon, b, F. Martin both OF
whom made excellent aud telling speeches.
The Democracy OF Grant 10 awake, and
will give Cleveland aud Hendricks . mics
support pext month. .l
On the same day the Dem 'crs,s OF Port:
land district held meeting at Terra Alta,
and raised pole 14o feet high be high
est between BAit:mora aud Chicago. al
dresses were mad4 BY Wood Daily.IE q
Sof Keyser, ard P. j. Crogan, Esq., Of
this place. Ne s-... ,S,S-Ga
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17
NOTICE.
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.

-. l.. Aileu has taken charge uf tive
mo- camille business " Allen q Ellis st
NOwl'urg, auu vii continue the cuisines
under tie firm usuie ALLEN q co.
G.. v. Ellis will give attention 10 tho
lumber business Of a Hen q Ellis.
All persons indebted 10 the old firms
81 $. l.. Allen a o., Allen, Ellis & 90,
OF Allen 4 Ellis, are hereby notified t.
settled ~ once, as the old business mugt
be closed Mp.
Mr.. y =. stuck will give attention 10
business and make settlements in tho
absence Of 5. l.. Allen.
>. l.. ALLEN,
9. r.. ELLIS.
Newburg, W. Va. Sept. !, 1884.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17
PLEASANT HILL.

Our farmers are busiIy engaged haisb-
log up their fall work. Some are i6resh-
ing buck Nsissar. Others are sowing wheat
sqd rye, digging p6tstocs. cutting carsi,
erselilg bulldogs, etc. All seem 70 have
enough 10 DO.
The bnck wheat cop Is 9pch better
than "s' Anticipated some time ego. Corn
is about sn average crop
Mr.. and MIRA Marshall Wolfe. Of near
Bruceton. we're visiting relatives here last
Saturday aid Sunday.
hfs Daniel Titcbenell u visiting at her
sOpb. 4, O. Titchenell. IN Pleasant Dis
trict. .E.
MAJ. ID, Miller,.of Harmed, wss Wis
Ting her father. Leyl May, last week.
Frank Kelly viii soon hare his new
dwelling house completed.
p. l. Crsmer has commenced the srec
600 6f lbgw bodJe. -
ectas. W, sud Geo. Crahsf, who have
been working at Thomas Mines or Dsyis's
new railroad, we're Waiting parents and
friends here last week.
Cheslnu,s are pleoiIfpl here. and are
selling for 81 so per bush,l.
Howard Bisbopp aud sistsrs, 81 Gnre,,
county, Nd, were visiting relatives 10 tbis
neighborhood and vicinity las. week.
J. ] Gro4es bss spcceeded w organIz-
inc singing lobool q ihe viclory school
hcBs6 60, ~
hER p. Bssl1y;snd ,Eiss MolHs Fra
ley, Of Terrs alta, gave us pleasant cali
on lasl Sunday s,H.P.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17
ALBRIGHTsVtLLR!. Z.

al - = ..' o.
R"bsrt Shaw. 'Jr,. was on our sireeis
Minday 'B g Is rather TIM" file Gays
,he'spiddle fever alSsss follows tue 'Ty-
talnad 81 - i2is,h -oh," -. ;. -
~ M 7A@rkhl returned FROM the VI a.
Fr,,daGc,;J ~. .156i f-1.,a, =
Mr.. and }I.s, .ThGs, Damn were yisi4pE
feisives 70 King wood Sunday.
A-fvw'hdHs& tk9"B SStd. T. cub ~ 4
,enaed'pdbHc ipeakrGf q, k'bg~dbd NJ Is.
daYs.i,s4 Sa' go -.
iMathRey sessposatdr ID In ,As vicinity
w. H,amcKSiaht ID. building mill on
Pleasant Hill f'I Wa, Ai',righ'. sln,,
o A ,Br*rSOwss and NJ Glbsos wsnl
to Ftendsyills. MD, Moodsy.
'JyB 'ete&ttf fet6t ned from Nj, 81
hFdsyi 40 4 '7sS te' ''' fFF4oms
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17
AOO ACRES.

About 40 acres are undor cuitiyati. n
or finely set IN griss The fences are III
first class repair, over two miles Of post +,
plank and wire ienne. two good barns,
crib and other Out~buiidings The house
~ perhaps the best ;sTm house i'm the
cOU ntyS being . two. story and attic frame
HOUSE,. plapked i'm before weather board.
ing, and the fpacos between the stud
ding laid Ia with brick aud moran, the
house has been newly painted eud paper
oil and could not bo built Tor $4,000.
Never falling stock
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17
WATER IN EVERY FIELD.

There y a new tenant house on the
place Nearly 81 900 has recently becn
FIpOnded iu d.tchiug and under drSiu-
ing the bUttOm lands with tile. Tie pur.
chaser cau hrvo a rarc chance 10 purchase
fhe hest stock. Of Jersey and Shot.
horn cattFo and 3 .rksh.r and chester
white hogs. also FIVE u gk Of improved
sheep. Al other cattle, horses, iIuple-
mems. ste. - reduced prise Tier, Is
ono OF tho best sDungs IN the ~ 20 with
new stone and fratne spTing hOush. ~ ar
the dwelling house. The place viii 10
sold % bargain. II ~ only Jnefe.i for
sale bactusv the owner de-fre- t. iHvast
ibe money in cattle ia New Mexico. r. D.
farm lies PdjOining the prosperous ,tpWH
Of Terra Ala
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17


g This siat Ss,ne 5Jqsa u, Sse;nan, u
resilient Of tais ,s,ianiSl ard Being duly
sworn, made Gath thnt the following
s,ssiR,eI, istSc,tikdtc and o. up,ls1Swit:
tEhfr' bG r1s-daSs0fi. LGh. i!issl. the
saine bsiDg an elehiisn ID s,SrY!ro st,to,
and : C6uniy s6Gesi,Id, sssboSt elaveG
o'clock Ia Z o morning OF said day while
I was -tansiiuR es'ors tbt0Eotns House
In che town OF Ntngwofaein Poe State
and c"un,y aforesaid. II was told that
ysynliema Mo- pmsren lar-ifvi To zee
seegrsr ia ,l,s 'iyeprpSl 0tfcstf Short
ly thegesf'esS l INeu1 pvtsI toSo'et said
Jes.nat pi6ce. bat o. dtHs theEt id;Wm.
NJ. o. Dawson ShgtGed, eaiho. Gack but
was again a .su. ~ that Mr, YDSwson de-
.irsired TO sel, .Ine psrIicuiTgv.11 ,IsetIru>
ei io the '"Jonraai 0ffibe" '%he6 The said
-Dwson nrst mu aud imvftets INC mUnnd
behiesls the leouassra xtpsssVvhep We
were alone, no others being In said 81 100,
lie, iii6 edsbiwflffS,H Mo VssfbaSvk.hi, told
Dss;lhanif bwpoit rwessssD Atpx &sit ior
G"vernor and El.ciS.nA RRs~Ib. tyr ,sy4
prone Judges no would pay tne well Tor
\ my Jay. "lffAst if'f doiiaihS Gtdbi' lie
D,ti 20 tasa FMS, hiuTthss~h tdt>ssiIea :.As :.
.. D.w.91 for r.. ssns-sssa RSi tey yf;,;Ys q
But thss he wasted. usss f,srticsarly "a.
vote f.r,, Naywei, apl, gle Hyyemo.
Jndses. toldtih' I '%s6A IA MIN about
Ii ,1nGlieth in kIoN. = IN lpsiH ,leIS i,sl,r
4 tPid s9gs Of NV igI.s,sS llSb a saJsi7ad
nio to take The money Bstyoep oneRnd'
t&d clock NJ the arterKSaB Vol lie sfiili
day. returned 10 ibcisat<iQ IS,lihsi;Ghnse
,Shepl fyga,. Nj ihe, s.s!b ss.'SiIiwt NJ. o.
Ddwson and ash ed.hiip how mprh, hS
the said Dawson Would aif61ine iH' I
.,foqid ylae, ,s,h siinid tlSItOzttrse sHe re-
piled ih It he had not much Igpney .tUr
that purpose, but That he WOULD give ne
.fSyiJ a0f.ar wfita the ss,iY w! M o.
Daws took from drawer uDdor the
:SSHE"'s' l 'SffV5 5oTs rs:, iit5ssS
Subscribed and sworn tosBS4ore me
snt. l7tth, ary9f 0ss1eSIf4si. tsy-h..
J. NJ. GoDwIN, j. p.
The abve accounts for the ,pa,ter, II
sao~s tba K moDdy was dsSySb Az ik this es,dny
to persuade aers rSto' Mtfhk' "a ar NIX.
Wvll FroD Rpwlrsbdfg IRg heWs c,nes
that wbiskey was ured for el0etiSneripe
pptposts. sBpsH 10 rsposftk tensirp at
tempt 10 buy vots was made 81 Newbnrg
--ibe. swsR a. ,hat plNos j Ing hsms' Of
NEST. This OILY sccoubts "a pad for
M,x~rIl unprecedented a" 81 TIiiity, Tor 4
must be rf6emDptod 'Slt We 'esst 400
Girnb..ckeIa 10 Tho oAstt4y @osea she
straight Il ,dicnt ,iekstC is 5s1s1sr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17

&C.. LOST RECORD NOTICE.
CiI cni' Court OF Preston County, Aug>
ust n, 1854.
John Jenkins, Jr. IONA petition, UNI
w. der chapter I15
Thoma' Jenkins heirs OF tic ACTS Of le7I
William q. Worlev. u Commissioner
app tinted under stih Act. this ia, made
bis Hnil report herein. Wiirreupon, on
~ tiou OF the petitioner by his counsel, Il
T. ordered that said report le flied, aud
that III -nofice no published ia tho tw"
pew~prp ~ published ~ the Z own Of
Il ihEwoud, IN TINS County. once week,
lQttwSlv 81 CCossiVe weeks, ufthe filinp
-aid report. and requiring all persons
Interested thereir1 to- appear before this
court on the G,h day at the next term nnd
90 what may ''eSne, essrTv To- prot ect th, ir
intepsts. Provided that such notice
IN " consist NJ n ctpy OF This order, pub
hsJledfas afiirDsaid.
'Opy from the RI ord .r,
IL l2t. Test SMITH CRANE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
FAIItMONT wrsTVA

- - va - ~ =, 49,"
Norm !, Academic aud Music Depart.
mentS open To boths sexes. lsRs ily ao-
cessiblo, and Tho largest in the State.
Normal pupils free. Fun corps oi Teach
ors, New maps, charity. philosophical
aud chemical apparatus. Fun Tenn be-
gins sept ., 1881. Send loivcataloguo.
C0NHAD "a. SsPt:, A. VA,
Did ot. Principal.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17
Terms 1:

Price. t2O per acre, Terms o:paymont,
Easy. For fuil particulars apply a.
a. a. DUNVINorON, Agent.
20 26H. Terra 4 Sta VIZ
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17

FgDE NJ. L7omis hss located peraaA-
pentiy a, Terra Alta where he will prscl
,ice bis profession Of ds ,ir,ry.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17

The hest farm in Preston County.
formerly the FoTInan farm, but ow
known ~ tie "FilzSt raid FARM ~
contains
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17

Did you hasr The news from Wee, viz
slniS,f 90
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17
gHE HovsEWITE.s .TAYpRITE.

W. will send pREg ". 6St ENrIRH
YEAR. to 6t6iy hoy @BSI sSBtls US At
ONCE the names o. ten naTriei ladies at
the ssne address. Tl,lI f. REplgf. Z staUHs
Tor postage. our hahdsnIne. sntertaiuing
and instructive Joural devoted -t0jRAsli
lions, Frnry Work, beeVTAting, Cooking.
sl-0O. .SRgD ,ToSDAy- end sst'ure tl'o
next number. Address, UUAi E5TIC
JOUHNhIa Nhnd., spS.sasg YfsFo VI
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-17

MIR, p. Bsslty;and ,Atiss Mollie Fra
ley, Of Terrs alta, gave Ne a plssssb, cali
on iSs' sundsy mp.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-19
Loneliness as a Fine Art.

Every lady who has used
rGLENNs SULPHUR SOAP" will
sdmit that the improvement of the
Complexion should be cla.sed among
the Fine Arts. Though che may be
past the midday of youth. yet, Ike a
faded picture retouched with its
original tints, she blooms anew
under the influence of this rejuVen-
ating soap. 1t has too, a rare and
delicate odor, far superior to most OF
The sickly perfumes of the day. and
q distinguished chemist pronouncss
Il harmeless. Beware of coun.
terfeits. See that sc N. CRITTEN
TON. PROPRIETOR" is printed or
each packet. without which none
sgen9ine. Sold by all druggists a
cents: three cakes, 60 cents
rs INSTANTANEOUS Hail
: also q wonder worker. |
-ay hair Of an undesirable
perfect and blillian
tint; is safe, sure ant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-19
Gable Clicks.

Paris, I7.-Deschanel, editor of
the Journal des Debsis, has begun
an sgitation under the prompting
of Prime Minister Ferry, for the
cesslon 10 France by England of the
LeeWard Islands. ID exchange for
French concessions on the coast Of
newfoundland. Deschanei, in 8
lecture before the academy of moral
and poll ,ical science, adv ca ed the
acquisition of tneLeewsrdIslsnds as
part o; a prospective French line
viz Panama. Tahiti and Australia.
Berlin, liable Franz List,
the famous pianist, has sent an au-
tograph letter. to his friends deny
ing that he has become blind at
Bayreuth. He says he is able tC
work without difficulty.
Clblentz, 1.-The two men ar
rested here. sketchiDg Notifications
and who are believed to be French
officers, had in their possession many
maps, ske ches and notes, together
with cipher messages from the
French Minister of War relating t
their mission.
Neufochatel, 1s.-An official de
cree Is issued expelliug Col. Clibbon
of the Salvation Army, from thi
citv
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Japan Jots.

San Francisco, 1S.-Yokohama
Associated Press sdvIces cay d ue-
cree Of government establishes tour
orders Of nobility, dukes, narqulses,
counts and viscounts. A national
assembly, to be established in 1888
win consist of the upper and lower
houses. ,.
The French msil steamer, Janais
of Honkong, the Yokohama brann1
of MessRgerie's maritime line, wen
ashore in a fog on the 18TH OF July
and isl probably Total loss. Nc
livcs Trera lost.
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TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
WOefuI Tale of Suffering in
the Arctic Region.
Interesting Address by Ben
Butler.
AFull Budget OfNews from All
Parts.
An 1nternatlonaL Question.

Pittsburr, 1s.-Msx Schamberg,
Anstro Hungarian consul, tors
morning, hoisted a small Austrian
fac over the door OF the consulate
in honor of the Gny>fouy h birthday
of the ennperor of Austria, and
chief of Polics B.aur, who has been
making q vigorous hghg agains'
swinging signs and street opsoruo o
tions Immediately ordered II ooWn !,
Scahmberg refused to comply VIII 81
the order and Brsur entered suit 70
compel its enforcement. Scnam.
berg claims the order Is In dlfecI
Violation OF the treaty between the
United States and Austria Whlcn
states explicitly that consn's can
hoist a flag over the main entrance
OF the consulate of any city.
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ORIGIN of Ammonia

Ammonia ia obtained in large guam
titles By the putre'action OF the
urine of animals. Encyclopedias
Britannica.
Every housekeeper can test bak-
ing powder containing this disgust
ing drug By placing can OF the
"Royap or "Andrews' Pearl top
down on hot stove until heated,
then remove the cover and smell.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
does not contain Ammonia, Alum.
Lime, Potash, Bone Pnospbates. II
is prepared by a Physician and
Chemist with special regard &c
cleanliness and healthfulneas.
Prov 1t by the above test.
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Last Greek Church.

New York, 1s.-What is said to be
the Lat Greek Church in this
country, closed to-day in this city,
Rev. S. S. Hathely, Grand Arch
President and patriarch OF Greek
church in Constantinople, assisted
by Rev. A. Athos, conducted the
services. which were attended by
onlv eighteen parsons. Rev. Dr.. D.
JerriDg, who has allied hlmself with
the Presbyterian church, was at
one time pastor of the congregation.