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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-16
CITY COUNCIL.
of tbs Sage Fathers
Ds00Fso council ~ Last Night

,te, of the Iast meeting
rnS mlI and approved, a d tbs
rH' !. ISl Drocesded to transact the
fl0Ti95Ig, ,on from H. J. WORKING g,
\ retl,i rreasented asking remiss on
pn was .. peddler on account of
q lit iiity. Referred to commi''ee
Cd license i1,cr of the Base bsll league,
d pellt.uggg that the Athletic Asso,
complaining lot ctG conducted its affairs
cisuon 9ai IN to them fairly, an
with I eat a regular rate be hxei
asking 'D CIV for the use of the
by inT Referred to committee
IoOo,,biic grounds. -,o,,o, o,h;nc
Pell! how windows may be
that h aS as he was not aware they
toler5aa eo o Win aci:y ordinance,
SOala they thew cannot interfere with
ana d. 'biic fboroughfaIe, being above
the put srt sorry. Referred to com
l l.ilte % on Improvements.
l El'Yi, IN Of hume. Gus citizens ask
f9 sar street sprlnkling service
ilg F W. SIu,h Street between West
o. Ollie Ls' and Fourth West, the road
IenP ;pg to the Utah s. Nevada rails
l1luIbS Daferred fo com u itCee
o. p sitf1 Of citizens in the lower
ut of the city asking q drain to
p pas hell lands from canal seepage'
IPsf,ned to committee on canal.
DT pstItion Of Anna M. Brim, asking
g., io drsin to protect her land from
i .ons . SEE epsge. Referred to the
sonl, on canal with water
master associated. -, dr..
4 notice was received from Cnas:
po n warning the city against
interfering with the water fromDry
Gsnyon, to which he claims a prior
,ipht. Referred to committee on
water works, with city attorney
LiGuor licenses were renewed fol-
MOritz & Cullen, Peter Tomney and
Luce s. Duncan.
The COMMITTEES on finance to e1-
anime the report Of the assessor anc
collector, and report on the assess
ment roll for 1884, made its Tepor'
and recommen, atoms. The rate o
taxes was fixed at the came igur'
rs mills on the dollar as las
year. Received and adopted.
The committee on fiDance Tepor
approving the quarterly reports
Of the auditor, and recommending
that they be adopted and placed OF
Gle. Carried.
Committee on streets and alley:
report fsvOraely on the accounts o
he supervisor Of streets, and tbs
anne were approved and placed oE
lie.
The report of the chief engineer o.
ire department! was also approve
md placed on file.
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It.sra.SSIt. = ESs NIGHTS, m.o.
.ohS ca, y l, that terrible cough
H. Drug ss4rs %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-16

To the needs OF the tourist. commercial
traveller and new settler, Aostetter's
Stomach Bitters ia peculiarly adapted,
since it strengthens the digestive organs,
and braces the physical energies 10 IN
heslthfnl influences. Il removes and
prevents mslnrisl fever, constipation,
dyspepsia, BEAUTIFULLY stimulates the
kidneys and bladder, ard enriches as
we'll as purifes the blood. When over.
come by fatigue, whether mental or ply.
steal. the weary and debilitated fnd it 8
reliable source Of renewed strength and
comfort. For sale by all Druggists and
Dealers generally.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-16
Boston Wool.
Philadelphia Wool.

LHAIdUCIpL1AHS w OOAs
Philsdelphis, 15.-WOol steady, more
demand.
Ohio and Pennsylvania and w.
Va, Xxx and sbove...,........ SO TO "a
n Y. Michigan, Indiana and
Western, fne..."................ % to 30
Medium .,..., ...............- -.... 80 to "a
Oregon fine and coarse...... ......... 16 to 81
Pulled extra merino .........-.... % to 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-16
SALT I,ArECrrH

SALT LAKE CITY,
10Th Ward, June, 1884.
DR.. 9. ". Mana.
Dear DOctor:-For years I have suf.
fered with the piles. / doctored and tried
everything recon mended with ooly ten-
porary relief until 1 tried your Black Oil
Caustic Balsam, internal and external.
l am a. free as the air from Piles and /
never felt better in my life. They re-
moved the cause, it appears. and il any,
body is suffering as did, let me beg OF
you, go At once to DR.. NUNS Veterin-
ary Pharmacy, or where they are sold.
You need not suffer long, and you will
feel like blessing the proprietor Of such
medicine.
Everlastingly yours,
JESSIE MAYFEs,
Rock and Bricklayer,
I lhAvs over 100 such testimonials,
which will soon accompany each bottle,
parties well known. No Phantom Tes.
timouy. ln order to place this invslu
able medicine upon the marke,, and
within the reach Of all who suffer, any
gentleman Of means can take one hall
invest, which discounts ithe best mine
ir ia. This Medicine lie the beat Pile
and Liver Regulator and healer
IT, Abo, the world.
az Wholesale and Retail.
Ask y5ar druggist for them, if they
have none send to my address.
VETERINARY PHARMACY,
II w Kimbsll Block,
jy16 Salt Lake City.
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New York, 15.-Money easy. to IL;
closed offered l.
Prime mercantile paper 81 tot.
Sterling exchange bankers bills finn:
1881.
Sterling exchange demand. 4.s53z.
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Produce Exports.

New York. Is Produce exports for
the week, S7,07S, 600
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-16
Bullion.
Money Market.

New York. l5.-Bsr silver 1913.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-16

Utah Wool.
SALT LAKE, july l5 !
White spring, in good condition IL to II
Z" poor ii to IL
Black spring, good condition...... -
White fall anu iamb's........... II to ID
Arizona wool...,. ......... ........." to III
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-16
BULLION SORE MARKET
Latest Quotations.
COMMERCIAL.
Utah Wool.

Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
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NUNN's BLACK OIL.

Overwhelming testimonies accompany
every bottle, proving them to be the best
Medicine ever discovered.
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OFFICES AND ROOMS
TO BENT

TO BENT
In TIE HERALD'ssNew Block.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07
BEN TIL oMpsoNAGAIN.

AUSTIN, Frb, 2.-l Spsoial.l-rhs States
man this morRiug contained an account OF
an attack made hv Ben Thompson on w.
A. B,aer, corresaaaden. of the San An.
ionic E,nress Bsn on reading II repaire0
TO the Ollie 1bont D O'Clock with the IN
tention, II II baisvsd If cleaning out the
staoli.hment. BgtaP no one was aroun0
no damage was dbne. During The day ne
gave himself upInd gave bond TO answer
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CApIrAL CuRONICLEs,

AUSTIN, Feb, 5.-lsatoial.-l-In a ruu
rway scrapr this evening on Psoan street, .
man named Z. N, dslIer, Hu old citizen. OF
this county. Nas run intohnd r-csivei in
urles from which he Will die. the mule ON
which ne was sltting was killed.
Ms II VI, Jl1' son, he mother OF the
bile ana genial Pos ooriespondant AZ this
place, is dHrreTously III st her home IN
Georgia, Nud NJ. Johnson will leave Tor her
bedside Thursday morning
F.nce.out,eTs iast night cut several nile
of lence Tor Me,sas. Driskill. II J. Hill and
Caldwell, of this county. They left notice
ssyin they were fee grass ncn and u the
fences were pm, up sgzin he owners wouie
be killed.
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sENNroE CoNE's LETTER.

AUsTIS, Feb. F.-l9pecIaI.I-Fhe f'IIo"s'
lug letter has bed received here.
United States serE;c Chamber, washipgnHs
January ~, lssb
DEAR SIR: Yours enclosing copy OF rce01
lu,ions of the Live S'"ck pssocidion TOT
ing the bill for right ~ say across stnS
Iniian Territory for the Texas, oklohsma.
& Kansa. railway comphpy, aud the Gull,
Colorado & Santa Fe railroad COMPANY, are
In flll accnrt with my views Of the correct
policy, aud will be enforced so lar as my
Influence can do IT,.
Worry respectfully,
RICHARD CoKR.
Colonel VIM. Lambert, Secretary OF Texes
Live Stock association.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07

BsnAie ah,ul bil sas substituted fos
hGuse committee suhsiiin'e 80 honss bills
Nos 7sud ~. nnd afef heinR amended In
many 0i iIs provisions vas ofdefsd en-
HfntsId
Senate hin 50 o.. nuihorlzins counties
m issle bonds i0r bridge nufposes, levy .
TAR therefor and yalilsie bonds already
Issued Tor inst purpose pissed o. Us third
reading.
The h1u,e refused a. concur In the sell
ate amendmHn's % thr takaIion NIL,
The New Oilfans exposition bill passoda
after the adoption oi An amendment reduc-
ing The salaries Of district tc0mmissioners 70
gnnn
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Money, stocks and Bonds.

Nuu - Nj s-Monov 10 ,o Q.
NEW loSN' hSo'
closed offered -. frime mercantlle paper +
to 5 IL; sterling exchange, b. B., weaker;
,sk,o. s;,ht ass IA
'0u ''snr, =, ou ,,,.o a.
Threes, loo -; g., IL o o. heW fs,
l25 4; Iacinc os OF 90 ~ hGu,sianS
ConsOls, hi Missoufi D. Aos, o. JOE, iioi
Iexas ~ racine lan1 slaGts, tSlS
Grahue' ~ Il iyeE 's5 e5 " ", ,'lu uIan
HannIhal q 81. ) JHe; 90 l = preiel1
81 y hous"n ~ 5sA@S Csl,sI1!
pols Central l7t "a, Nansas
II ID: LnuisNilIe ~ ~ asn'', W, fo
PMS " omar est"i, % - miaso
W a. M'Die ~ oelo' -
~ . 4; y mon atliio, OIL -
EXpres|, 5S IL -..,-,
Governmenis, nnhi; ran Iroau
higher: Mlss3mrl fdcluc lsIs 70
Lake Erle western irIs l L,
Je 'eY C-H'Inl "o1u In.,,'7 ~ ~
Orehns fa"nc, ." Oh ., 81,
" Evansg,l.e c;m -, = 10 90
e'trr " pit'sonrE I's: : 10 iVI
c'nsoi-, l.. ani y DIVISION, Il tn
ltGA' N gN'"- ''C VI 20 ~
Iowa olVis'1h' D - e'' A',o' o. o. terie ,j f1aWe
u,'uyuu- . ', "l' D.'''Sl ~ 80 1IaAue
c1n.o!s 70 o.: NSs' Irn,e 4" b"i'"l" q sUiu
at 81 IL 10 o. L. &" - l-f
States dull ,,
9locNs u,e.5" g,C"Iy q, "D'3
closing prices 9h.f,'y h'I.i mr. Iansdc-
noas q decilo- OF IA 10 ,'cK page IN me
general ilst, anu % III ore-
gon " lrhn"a'Nl eh.t'. -"e 9tathes
la due 10 the Fsh'f' a." ,eGotlAuops 10
placing ttr cIe. 'u NV 'ti"n 'o%h 10 LON
do1 had allen lhr'4E = pfsEGn ana tfhas
cnn lu"n'3i s"A :. "" 70 - y AS"ths1
81 7.Sas me 3.".a HtfhL 1y. Of' 3 - NaVSa-
ton, n,h0"eNec " b, ., n1aie anu h.Vahceu.
steadily rom u bii to9's oeiore IL CLOCK.
SpecHlatl9n was SI,1hs @lu on 'ne a.Vance
again. Chicago, bnfi'"s.N Y Qincy was
in brisk demand nnu W"s me fea'ufe OF tne
day. Alter opening 40 "a IL rose 10 l.2o
1.2. The improvements mas much 10 90
with tue strtns'n W 'nt HeheIi hst' Wo.ch
advanced IL t" : D. During the afternoon|'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BILLS SIGNED.

AUSTIN, Feb. 5.-[Special.l 1T sed(
that much dissatisfaction exists at the deal
and dumb institute because Of thu nev
supernten ient's ignoraocs OF the
language, aud his inexperience aSa1n
inter dent
Up to 12 m. to-day the gov
signed only twelve bills
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THE NEW ORLEANS COsIMIssI9NsFV
SHIP.

AUSTIN, Feb. 5.-Ispecial.I-Mr. VIM.
7. Hardenbrook, OF Houston, is being
urged by his friends for the position of chic
to the New Orleans exposi-
tion. He is yer strongly recommended.
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OUR SENATOR. =

AUSTIN, Feb. 2-[Special. j Senator Gioos
fre-c have be IL talking him no for
tou.-t Governor and his name Is
msnl.or I'd Tor other positions,
pAsticg.c denies having any 9
iu-.hsr pDlit cal preierment, a.;
"ugug iaal in Il 9 staix.hc
IN lgs better rer "
srd iavisl k>e
are Tor hIm.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07

LINCOLN, Ills. Feb. s Or A. Osrpel
ser, CHARGED with the mu der OF "a
Ss.r:ls, has obfa,ned change OF venue
Petersburg, Mpnard county The case
set for trial 1ug.Ey 'h- " ,rrh term.
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Underground rc s Apply to Obtain

Underground Tc Apply to Obtain
CHicAao, Feb. 5-Ct Electrician Bar
. o has been examining the undergrf
systems Of 'nl eIaphy in Karious "a
tiles, is convinced Of ih< ctics
1uld has utractsd tor for
We used ss basis for
scstem, all Vt WIN h Wy
t-nnrd remayi :, NJ
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LTHE COMING WEEK
Has Soms UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS in Store.

We have made up large line of Misses regular made
ed Cotton Hose some of which not be reproduced
res we are offering them at. This line of goods will
d on our Hosiery Counter, and each number packed
rate bundle. The price of them will be marked on
lies in plain figures. We wish it distinctly understood
is not merely advertising scheme, buta reminder
who want to buy good article below value.
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MA NY Of OUR CUSTOMERS

Will surely ask themselves the question:
TT1TTY Should SANGERs sell any kind of goods below the
| N value? Upon th, only answer that as soor
wv as we have any broken lines hand tpays tc
VI Ill clean them out if even with loss goods
will sell readily with profit
One Lo Of Misses Cotton Hose, No. g. al l5S, worth &c.
Ono Lot Of Misses Cotton Hose. No. ST. al 5c worth 40e
0ns Lot ps Mis- ses Cotton Rose, o.6 at Zoe, worth 5Oc
One Lot of Misses Cotton oss No. g., at &c., worth &c.
One Lo Of Misses Cotton Hose, No. l. at &c. worth &c.
One Lot Of Misses Cotton Hose, No. Il, at 30C, worth soc.
One Lot Of Misses Cotton Hose, No. g. at 35c, worth 7Oc
II at
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SENATE.

AUSTIN, Feb. Special. ]-Mr. Harris,
or me committes on judicial Districts re-
ported uufavorab'y the bill to create the
mi ty.ninth district.
Mr.. Mstlock, tor the joint committee to
investigate the error in the asylum bill,
passed 'ast session, reported the same
clerical one.
The bill making It unlawful to turn
stock out an enclosure to Craze was lost.
The bill to prevent trespaes on the lands
Of those whose fences have been cut went
to the table.
Under call, the Gibbs bill making certain
rosdlreservat ons In lands hereafter cold BY
the tate passed. :.
nnfoviding for the COLLECTION OF
:. Uiaaxa 1871 Al 1876 ~
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lfnOu rHte CUTUVE
Transactions, 352, 900 shares.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-11

] have been troubled for over six years with
n severe kidney com laiut. also weakness
of the urinary organs. with its attendant
troubles. My water needed cons ant atten-
ton some days as m7ny as twenty times,
with severe pains in the bladder, as well as
in the back and loins At times raised
limited quantityof urine, highly colored with
unnatural heat and sediment; frequently
evacaa ions would he very painful. l con-
cluded that must do something for It, felr-
ing that more serious trouble would follow.
Ivelt to the druggist and was recommended
10 use Hunts Remedy, as it had been used
with wonderful success in seve "al severe cases
of dropsY and kidney and bladder affections
here in Bangor. concluded to try it, and
before | had used one bottle found it was
helping me beyond my expectations. My
water beeame more natural, less color end
sediment, the pains in back and that heavy
feeling gor O. with general tonine up of the
system: and continued 10 use it until fused
six bottles and it has completely cured me.
Others of my family have used Hunts
Remedy with equally IS good euccess. and
we do rot hesitate to recommend it far and
near, believing It a duty as well as pleasure
TO recommend so good n med cine as Hunts
Remedy. You are at liberty to give my
testimony to the public. D. T. HoDGDEN.
Ossington, Me-, May 10, 1888.
indorse the above statement.
A. NJ. ROBINSON, JR.,
Apothecary, Bangor, Ne.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-11
Good Husband.

ats all very well to talk about
working for the heathen," said Bal
tmore woman. as the lalies put up
thor sewing. "but I'd like TO have
son,e one tell me what am to do with
M bnsi,andY" whats the matter
win him ?" a sympathetic old lady in
opired civilian is a good man." con-
tinned the first, waving her glasses in
an argnmentative way, "but he will
invent. He goes inventing around
from morning till night. and I've no
peace or comfort with him. / didn't
object when he invented flre-escape,
bpt I did demonstrate when he wanted
me- 70 crawl out of the window one
MONT TO see how it worked. Then he
originated a lock for the door that
wouldn't open from midnight until
morning. so as to keep burglars out.
Tho first time he tried it he caught his
eoat-tail in it. and had to walk around
him with a pan Of hot Goals all night
10 keep him from freezing" "Why
didn't he take his coat offY IL wanted
him IN but he stood there until the
thine opened itself. trying to invent
some way of christening it. That's
Williams trouble; he will invent. A
atile while ago he got up a cabinet
bea.tead that would open and shut
without any handling. 1t went by
clockwork. William got into it and
nm if went. Bless your heart, he
si,vpd in it from Saturday afternoon
until Sunday night. when the thing
flaw omen and disclosed William with
the plans and specification of a patent
wasb.bowl that would tip over when
il oh lust so full. The result of that
',ySention was that lost all my rings
and breastpin down the waste-pipe.
Tlen he got up a crutch for a man
Ii 1 could be used as an opera glass.
Whenever the man leaned 1t. up 1t
Went and when he put 1t to his eye
TO Ind William, it flew out into a
erutb and almost broke the top OF his
head off: but William goes right on in
venting Just the same. The other day
| saw him going up the street, and
declare to goodness if there was not !
model of grain elevator sticking out |
of his hip-pocket and lifting his coat
on one side like hustle wanting re-
pairs and now he is busy day and
night fixing up an improved shot |
tower in our bed room; but if he doesn't !
introduce a powder magazine to me
60 e,a dov as a convenient thing to
have in the house, l shall try to be
happy. Don't marry an inventor, my
young lady friend. They can't invent
patience for you"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-11
tightening the Meshes.

IF wife loves her husband. it is
surely worth her while to try to keep
his affection for her firm and endur-
inc Let her study his wishes and
tastes. Is he fond of a good dinner?
Let her tighten the mesh around him
with fragrant coffee-light bread and
GOOD things generally, and reach his
heart through his stomach. Is he fond
Of fattery about his looks2 Let her
study the dictionary for sweet words,
if her supply gives out. Does he like
to hear her talk about his brilliant in
telectP Let her pore over the ency-
clopfedia to give variety to the depth
Of her admiration. Flattery is good
thing to study up at all hazards, in all
its delicate shades, but it must be skill
full ! done. The harpy who may try
to coax him away will not do it alb
study. Is he fond of beauty2 Here's
the fib-let her be bright and tidy;
thadis half the victory. Next, let her
Lana her hair metaphorically and keep
up Nth the times. A husband who
- bis wife look like other people is
not sping to consider her "broken
d. Though it is a common sneer
A.5d1 ! woman has admitted that her
sex consider more, in marrying, the
tastes of her friends than her own, yet
it must be considered ludicrous that
man looks at his wife with the same
eyes that other people do. Is he fond
Of literary matters2 Listen to HIM
with wide open eyes when he talks of
them. A man doesn't so much care
for literary wife if only she will be
literary enough to appreciate him. If
she have literary inclinations in which
he does not sympathize, let her keep
them to herself. Men love to be big
and great to their wives. That's the
reason why a helpless little woman can
marry three times to a sensible, self-re-
liant woman's none. Cultivate help
lessness Is he curious? Oh, then
you have a treasure. You can always
keep him if you have secret and keep
it carefully. Is he JEALOUSY Then,
woman, this is not for you; cease tor
turing that fretted heart which wants
You for his own and teach him conf
dence. Is he ugly in temper and fault
fnding2 Give him dose of his own
medicine, skilfully done. Is he deceit
full? Pity him for his weakness; treat
him as one who is born with a physi-
cal defect, but put your wits to work =
it is bad case.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-11

lam vidower, and take this novel plan to
6rd . wife, am 81 years of age, American
decent sl have little daughter, about S25,
an Go7i n money and farms, and am acting in
good faith IprefeE lazy s ABOUT ut. 70 bu or go
NH ~ Also prefer Protestant lady who is
r rJilI inclined, and financially worth
aba,t as much as l am, as this would prevent
s aUOaI of her marrying me for my prop
s-sai 20 will be paid to the person sending
uoes the name of lady of the above descrip-
t sie 'i' # / marry her after making her ac-
c n Ladies can answer this direct,
and if they choose tho0 ind a1 ana G in earnest and
n nl,lLosented. Also if desired, ! can give
~ to one of the present Congressman
rL vii vonch for my sincerity iE this mat
t sio Ser send Photograph and | will return
mine mi, Address GEO, W. WILLIAMS, Box
III Washington, d. Q.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-11

When l was a young man l spent
several years in the South, residing for
awhile at Fort Gibson, on the Missls-
sippi river. A great deal of litigation
was going on there about that time,
and it was not always an easy matter
to obtain a jury. One day l was sum
moned to act in the capacity, and re-
paired to court to get excused. On my
name being called, l informed his
honor, the Judge. that was not free
holder, and therefore not qualified to
serve.
81 am stopping for the time being
at this place"
"You board at the hotel, 4 presume? ?"
Il take my meals there, but have
rooms at another part Of the town,
where l lodge"
80 you keep bachelors hallP"
Eyes, sir"
"How long have you lived in that
manner"
about six months"
II think you are qualified" gravely
remarked the judge, for / have never
known a man to keep bachelors hall
the length of time you name who had
not dirt enough in his room to make
him a freeholder The court does not
excuse you"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-11
He Has No objection.

TNDTANAPOLIs, IND.-The Hon.
Daniel w. VOORHEES,. United States
Senator from this State, remarks: my
opinion. sir, have no objection to
giving. | suffered from rheumatism
Of the back, used some of st. Jacobs
Oil. which gave me instantaneous
relief and finally cured me completely.
| think it is a remarkable remedy in
deed" His candid ard courteous ex-
preston carries WEIGHT
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IneuIaenee and Exeesses.

Whether over eating or drinking are made
harmless By using '-op BIT e.s freely, g'ving
eeg Mt ape g and enjoyment by using
T. EN- being Def re andr moving all 6u.lness,
} AIMS anu dat oss af.eIward 70 wing the head
c. ar, nerves steady, ana al The fee iugs buoy
ant. elastic ami more ply tIan before.
he easing effects f Girls ian or sumptu-
Gus dinner continuing days aftsrwsrd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-11

The Eddystone Light Of the Pacific
is 10 be erected on Seal Rock, St.
Georges reef, eight miles from the
shore opposite Crescent City, Cal, and
will cost 100000. The highest point
of Seal Rock is fifty-four feet above
mean tide. The light will be 100 feet
higher.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-11

d.. hoDei' Newton. lato president Of the
Eole,tio o '1se' Of the city OF New YORK
AMI forInSrv o. Cincinnati, Ohio, used Dr.
VIM. Hans Bal an very extensively in
his Frae'l,e a. many Of his patients now
living ana lsa'ored to health by the usO of
this invaluable medicins, can amply to ,tify.
He always said that so good q remedy ought
not TO Do e9lsidere1 merely as a patent mel
Icine, but mat 1t ought to be prescribed (. &c
ly by every Physician as severe On remed
In all cases Of lung diseases IL cures con
SUMPTION aud ell pcctoral complaints
Consumptives given mp by doctors have
,aen cured by Piso's Cure. Is cts,