davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-10
Sufpta

9iernesS tensn for territories npe
llniperiitet bIeu Iast i Sns6ags meo
itor 9pitiOeIisBeb; en- MGn8Oe fremras
genbe 8eriOner par tiIitebs. Oct er en-
metbooiittit Snititutiou, O9 ben eier
500, 900, iOm er inbtomne ueb friuils
Iise 8auer.
Gn GptIone / RarbeSen If Diana
/ Saubom GOuuty brabte forrige 5rss
bag SObu 6iuop o9 fnattebe iaa ON:
trent bUert Ben / bans 9sgeme. Den
uIpttsIi9e uuse Wiaub iab paa 9eitss
rpSsen, ba ben itrGtteIige Srtan tOm !;
bans 8rO6er re6 pe6 bans Sioe, men
ban par iaa ~inarraabig, at ban / iams
ME SiebIit, Stormn Tom, boppebe ne0
os taitsbe fig fIao ueo pua SOr6sn,
buOrfor ban Hap osrfra msO uOgle faa
Sframner. ct 9ns bLeu fort afteo
os aI6eIe8 tnuit / ~betimeIi9 Gi0 baube
5olteue rsmt neS / RjGI0srsu og bers
uso re66st fig. ge6 Sim Niper brabte
GpfIOnen 20 SYtter Guas, iom git
iaume Slot.
- Sm ben GytIous, Der forIs6eu
beriebe / 9aniOn county, er Der MI
tommen nGrmcre Weooelelfer. Den
itrattsIt9e gtaturs6raft ipnss fsrit at
bare Ilaaet nso pe6 Steue Boit Office.
9uiet o9 be uouenoige gy9nin9er,
9uebes Stutter os Rebifa6 lGustes off
iteb butter til butter, iaa man ienere /
en- StrGtHiug at 3 NtiIe tun6e inoe
2suniuser at 9us, SeR9tIa6sr, 9uss
seruub os BOitsSager. giersn Os en-
Son par bOrte fra 9iemmet, oa uIpts
ten inbtruf, men bans &Oue os gsrs
meme itprtebe meb iaaban SIfGroisbeb
til &iGIbsreu, at be uetop uaaebe bers
neO, bu Suiet ouer Dem itrs9 afiteb
paa Stormens 8inser. gn Mr5. g.
u. WiIbeImS 9us bpirpIsbes ret op /
9uftsu, Der bar BET brepet affteo for en-
20 Robs elsr iaa os pIuoieIist ienOt
nebab meb Saset fprit. Ser bar bet
faret frem ct Stptts omtrent iom en-
uGlots 9Iou9, men iaa bar bet mauttet
sius Op / Summeufoininserne, TIL fra
MI Of Iisser GpfIOuens Sci mertet /
en- life ubetpOeIis QGusbe meb 8rag al
Spsniugen os al alt anbet, ber fanos
ties / Suiet. @uIter Bed tom netOp
fisrenoe forun en- Utower meb ct Spano
9eits, ba ban iaa 9ptlOneu nGrme fig
ban ipGuOte itrur fra, 0prene iatte of
iteO / 9lnsit, Og ban Ia9be fig fab neo
paa Sorben Os flpnsebe fig meb 9Gns
berne fait til @resiet. 2lIt buaO Or
tanen baube bemGsti9et fig unber fit
rGbiomme Cog, for oper bam eaer pas
ierebe rorbi bum, % iumtiOist bermeb
faIbt Der fore 6lumper meo IS ruubt
omtrins. San laa Der life mango
9iebIitfe, ba par Gilt oper; llueiret
par pasieret, og nil bapoe ban life
mere at frpste az bet. San ftoo op
o9 fanbt psb nGrmere gfteripn, at ban
ieIu aIbslss in9en Staoe bapoe libt,
men at Ruwsreu BOG life "a fommen
aIbeIes beIifinbet berfra, tbt ben laa
nemIig Is &obs berfra og tnuif /
bun6rebe Stptfer. Sau fin Sci pioere
tos GptIonen meb fig flere 9uie o9 aos
itiuise Staffer meb @roOe; paa fine
Stebsr bau0e BEN fOrmeIig ifrGuet
@rGs: Goruen op fra SorOen. 0a 6ps
tIonsn pusIerebe oper Gong Cafe fgbebe
8uubet, iOm on bet tOgte, og iuGre
SasseI faIbt Ben belle Glib, buor ben
for rem. Oct belle Cab for Gountiet
anIlaaes bog lite til ouer $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-10
NO. "a at
"Deo oIrnen"
5ioe 65 til SO at "StaaIi StorIi,
Vprtcamclie

ouer gfapne paa enbeI uf "Oecorab.
Y%eiten"s abonnenter, Der entem bar
iast op gIabet ubsn at betaIe fin @ielb.
euer bar fpttet SopGl uSen of unoer.
rette os p9 betaIe buab be ifplbte.
SrpniIb geberiOn, GaImar, Soma.
Sobn @br. 9Ouum, gipsIunb, Nainu.
Sobn s. SlOtten, 0tOtbiap, Minn.
&uut .. Sennes, gucutun, Minn.
Ole SueriOn, 9asen, Minn.
IS. SobniOn, Calumet, Mi6.
d. Seteriun, Sunctiou Gity, Sanias.
(JOrtiGttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-10

fra bans aanb os Saanb, bar g,as
at Siffsrbeo o9 elegance. pouliens
iunbe, praftiife glif labsr bam ttrar
itue tiIbunbs | en- Gesnins os flyer
bam, buor ben tan forbebres. st tibet
GrsmpsI bsrpaa: Otter at baue faaet
i'm egen 5%orretnins paatOs ban fig at
leuere aft Sernarbeibe, Grupper Oiu. til
en- Of be npe aiempebpsniussr / Rsro
gorf, IL gtaser bsi. Oa Erappetons
itruttionen bIeu BAN ~fOreuiit af bans
opSti9e YerionaIe, iasbe Sonitruttsren:
asa, bet CT imutt Os iolio, men for
bprt. Set Dem neb msS mig en- Gis
me, iaa ital nj tiers 5000 Dollars"
Sitter en- Gimes 6orleb bapoe gouIien
siOrt iuabanne Soranbrinser, at be
FANNIE Grapper tunbe ubfsres 5000
Dollars biQigere.
Sitter / uo9Ie 2lar at bare arbeibet
| Architectural Iron Works GieHefe
forlOo ban bet for at bsgDn6e en- eeen
6orretning / grootlgu iammen meb en-
bpgtig uOrif artiteft, gger, uuber Sirs
ma 9OuIien & g9er. Ser bar ban /
2o6et al s aar ifabt en- ilorartet girts
iOmbeb / Standardization, Os be mango
npe Os fore gpsninser inOtaser en-
Eel 8IOf, bet uiI iise en- &pa6rat meIs
lem 4 Gobsr. Den ipbite Rurer, Der
Tor 90 2ar iibsu fob penneIss paa
gep gprtS 9aber, er MI, fun 40 aar
gammeI, en- autoritet paa fit u~ibtitratte
Omraaoe, % ban er paa Sci til at
inbtase en- Stiuius, iOm bet fun sr
faa DANTE Iorunbt i llbIanbet, os iom
alti6 tuiter Iibt GLANDS tiIbase paa
MaoSerIanbet.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-10

Oct er en- ~ulminbeIis SoritaaeIie,
at 9enii9ten meb De 8 6eiieres Steune
er ben, at fOr9anbIe ON, builte 6orboloss
re8Ier Der Dor tuses mob 2tuar6iiterne,
o9 deiultatet piI tanife bIiue, at Der
trGfies ri9tis itreuse internationale 6ors
boIosrsgIer imob benz.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-10
Nem Hpunblanb.

6orleben Dag, ifripes Der fra st.
SObns, fanbt man IN at W2nnbfabet
forIabt gris "GeioIuen~, Os ueb nGr.
mere onitiuebe lluberfs9eIier piier Del
fig, at benne er foot imOo ct Ssbierg,
at 6oltene omborb berpeb er TONNE /
ansit, at be bar fat af
buiIte rimeIisuis er bIeune
uGItebe imob S~sbier9ene, iaa iamtIioe
gasiaserer er brufnebe. 135 Ssbierae
| RGrbeben at bet Stc6, buOr
lllptten er inotrufist.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-10

Der, os bette baarbe SIas par mere,
enb ban tuube bare. Ristisnot Iepebe
ban nosle aar efter, men fittert er bet
at en- itabis Sors ousr ben eIltebe
Ssns GnOeIist tGrsbe paa bans 9iuss
traab Os tiIiibit tuuite bans Sierte.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-10
Sbtnaoaila Sinicms
fer 6 = tore
Grcnrfioner

Soften 1884.
pil afsaa til fpI9enbe Cher:

9r. l sept. 23oe-9etld-Sept. 27oe
gtr. 2 DIT. 7be-Sslanb-Sft. lite
gtr. 3 2Ioe-@eiier- 15be
gtr. 4 ytou. 4bs-Sbinspaaa- Nop. she
Or. 8 l6oe -6etIa 22oe
9a. 6 Dec. 2ben-Sslanb - Dec. CITE
Sfanbinauer, iom / 5of uster at
aflRsse "9amle 9anSst" ct fort SuIss
beieg euer reiie biem for at bente fin
6amiIie os S~I9stniuse berousr, futile
erin6re, at
Sbingoanas2in ien er Dor eneite
birefte ~ifanbinapiite 0ampitibs : 9inie,
% at nlau nteo
Sbinsoaaa 9inien unbsaar ben
for os Stanbinpper iaa beipRrIiee %
toiibare 6eiie ouer Gnglaub eQer SpSifz
Ianb, Hyper at lisse / 9tuerpool euer
Dull for at uente paa BEN lille Nor6z
i~iSbaab, Der ftaL fruste gn ouer ROrbs
Sioeu.
Sbingpaua s2iniens Sampitibe off
gaar fra 9tem gort os IaubiGttsr gasz
ia9ererrs uSen Smbptnius og u6en
ertra llbsifter | gbrifianslano, Gbris
%itiauia, @ptebors, MaImO Os Rioz
benbapu.
SiSis % mango fere 6oroeIer beres
Der Stanbinaperne fig peb at reile biem
meb i'm esen birette 9inie.
Nteo openuGpute grcurioner er Der
SesuOen taget ale 6orbolosresIer, iaa
SerubnnezA eiisn mellsm st. Saul os
gtem 2torf pil blips iaa bstuem lom
muIiat. 0or 8asiagsrsagsnt DIR. Gils
Billion piI lsbia9e grcuriionerne berfra,
iamt uil al Baggage bIips bIipe "dedetN
buette til 9tew 9ori, iaa man ln9sn
Smbptnino bar nsbig mnberuets.
S~igsfsgrijerne nil bliue biligsre
euS ~noeeniinoe for, iiGrOsItsbeo paa
Return Tickets, os Dor enbuer Stans
binap, Tom ibeit aster fig blem, ttis
Ifripe os. % oil ri ba ienoe bam pore
fulolf9n6iqe Grenriiouss@ trtnIGrer iamt
enbuer auoen SpIpsning, Der tan pare
at Snteresie paa Euren.
Qoresirr ale grsue:
9l 6. Sabnion &Go.,
Genl Northw. Agt., T~hiugvalla Liue.
st. Paul, Mimi.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-10
Dore pramiebeeer.
I. On snIft aort9ainaer.


Snbbolb:
Seas 9rabeIia.-ga 5orteains til 81
lie af.
Yer wscrienS So.-gn norton bsnT
5ertGQius.
S~sipeoeSsIaWtEsG - en- poIf fer.
falling.
Sgeen.-gu lioeu pafter 6orteniag fra
ben iiofte banite Srig.
Eraf af N1reues 9is.-gn Iars.I.s
Itplis Stilbrigs OH oisie imaa iutsres
iante Dur.
See Gersn.-Tiet
5sriscsIitsr@ilest ssarbg.-g en-
norton 5UrtHlius.
sn 2emfes 5aat.-gfter bet gua.Iffe.
ct mpentet SjsnFsu.-Gt iusuli Sasu
aottsu.-Tort1lir9.
Sruis % SuSer.-7igt at Ssr9.n $40.
ansers Serve @aarnen, en- ianofar
Dig 6ortC Iruo fro EhslemGrtsn.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-10

'6l auuel ia jag :1a1uldmaI0
squnqqw a6ul 10 '6ogsrm'l6 mo! na6
aaul1Iaq aso '1alusuuoqT az aguui
ru is 'ualI0 slus0 OF aa4ol slslG
.a~sauldmaI0 suoung9ul 6l1'llpaarn
nu 10 au4 u6ninsu1aslltSu liz
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-10
'pmoS 'g01uo'S
'na!ounuE IS

rs sll8 '6GlouH9 oau ~u'ounqgu!
1903 .1aol9 OO9 nag ',,aatcS
snangipS oaoSu isIlo aqua! 1eg
'uuuo1G COS ia aaiIuo luul 'uaS
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-10

De misa
|nbsr Og 4
|RS1Iki
|unitratiud
aatulOsd
3 8nrer +
! oenGnSd
l fer Om,i
j 8isre id
| oeler&d
| ct RenI
|O9 9lGoer1
htnser, ind
vi bill
bputeniud
/ s Gents. /
|RD&C co.,
|, Gbirnsd
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-10

.~Hv
100 |
y. fraS
!iessbus o.
5fOO Os {
of (
lang SeA
eorSed
esper. S3
5l,q
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-10

Gen'l NOrthW, Agt., IhlusVaIIa LIue
st. Paul, Mimi.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-10

UE /
IA
falOeafj
Pc lsusr o{
10 9or /
|Fnbis lind
~ agent.
|coiab, Sol
F,susaSH,a
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-06
GeneraIitles.

The Democratic national convention will be
held IN Chicago, July 5.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has called for
ten millions of per cents.
The London Chamber of Commerce favors
an international telegraph union.
The Dominion House of Commons has voted
S3o,oOOOOO to the Canadian Pacific.
Sallni Morse. the author of the passion play,
has committed suicide in New York.
1t is intended to report the Morrison Tariff
bill to the House about the lst of March.
There was an explosion of fire damp in a
NINE near Pittsburg, Pennsylvania recently
killing - men.
Naturalized German-American citizens who
return t" Germany are again being vigorously
subjected to military duty.
Bank Examiner Needham says the defalca-
ton of Abbott, Cashier of the Watertown
Bank, amounts TO $4,000.
Rev. Z. L. Hale says there is an organization
OF 10000 liquor dealers in Boston, and they act
as unit and govern the city.
The House has passed Joint resolution APP
propriating $50, 900 to be expended among the
Indians for educational purposes.
German paper suggests German subscrip-
tions for sufferers by the floods in this country.
Evidently Germany has memory.
The German foreign office ignores United
States Minister Sargent. and conducts all ne
gotiations directly with Washington.
The Supreme Court of Illinois has declared
that the hlgh-cense law is constitutional and
can be put in force at once in all the cities.
1t is estimated that 100000 valentines passed
through the New York Post Office the Nth.
which Is about the same number as last wear.
The Allen line will build new steamer of
1900 tons TO be called the Carthaginian The
Siberian and Numdian are now on the stocks.
The funeral services over the bodies of De
Long and his comrades of the Jeanette eXpe-
dition, took place in New York, Friday week.
A coalitionist State Senator and two dele
gates were elected to the Virginia legislature
Thursday, thus destroying the Democratic two
thirds majority.
Western Republicans brought to Washington
by the meeting of the National Democratic
Committee openly proclaim that the tariff is the
only issue in the West.
The total value of our exports of cattle.
meats and dairy products for the month of
January last was 1904 III as against $1O,91S,-
S24 for the same month in 1883.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-06
A New World Legend.

OF the many beautiful fancies
With Indian legend wrought.
The bridal of Winds and Waters
Enfods the happiest thought
1t grew as the forest blossoms
Without touch or tint of art,
A greenwood spray of living truth
Fresh out of Natures heart.
In the East, that realm of story.
Where even the gods were born.
Was the fairest of all the wigwams,
The lodgings of the Dawn:
Behind lis rose-red curtains.
In his lonely majesty.
DWelt the Niewless one. the Heart of Heaven,
Soul of the azure sky.
He saw the new world living
Barren and drear and cold.
Nor voice nor PRAYER upliftcd
To the mornings gate Of gold.
lie spoke. and four strong Brothers
From his breath had instant birth,
Who came as gods with rushing wings
To each corner of the earth.
OF keen and boundIes, vision
And swifter than eagles are.
one made his lodge with the daybreak
just under the morning star.
Jewels of gstenng amber
Fastened his garments fold,
And his head was crowned with tossing plume'
\ elbow as FURNISHED gold.
one flew to the glowing southland,
His garments ali of red,
And feathers of lulid crimson
Dropped darkly on his heaG.
The third to the land of sunset
Sped with the fading light.
And his lodge was curtained with tb0n shades
For the >lumbcr couch Of Night.
The last to the ce-world hastened,
The realm of the Lord of Death;
Snow-white Were his strong. keen piuon>.
And pitiieS> cold his breath.
Then to and fire. unceasing.
Wilder and tiercer still,
Roamcd over the earth these four great Winds
Each seeking his own rude W ILL.,
Then murmured the Heart Of Heaven
Though >tro - these Brothers be,
They can not l1pcn the >pring-tne
Blossom, nor fruit. nor tree.
| must give them loving helpers.
J Who. with wiser, @enter hand.
VIII guide their aimles> power to bring
New lite 10 the waiting land"
Come forth 0 Falling Water,'
Then shining one had birth.
And in bright Cascade swift >prnging
She took her place Oh earth.
Come forth, . Beautiful " ater."
And the great blue Lake was seen,
With dripping lilie> lifted ny
ON her breast of azure sheen.
And thou, @ Water of serpent>!"
In >inuou>. gliding grace
Went forth the queenly River
Unto her chosen place
Then called he the Youngest. the fairest:
"Step softly. Water OF Birds"
And the >ilVel-fooled Brook Stole OUT.
Singing songs that had no words.
Al. wondering. rejoicing
We're the fierce Brothers four
The North Wind sung his greeting
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-06
lyr5l
Notice.

LII persons holding any claims or demands
IA against the estate of ROBERT LIMEBURN-
Err, late of Belfast, deceased, hereby notified
and requested to present the same Immediately to
the undersigned for settlement.
FRANK w. LIMEBURNER.
Belfast, Feb. q, ISS4-3w9*
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-06

The only known specific for Epileptic Fits. VI
Also for SpasIns and Falling Sickness. Nervous
Weakness it instantly relieves and cures. Ceanses
blood and quickens sluggish circulation. Neutra-
Lies germs of disease and saves sickness. Cures
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-06
Horses for Sale or Exchange.

q There Is continually on hand, at the
LA~ Searsport House stable, for sale or ex.
r" change, 30 horses suitable for drivers or
1~@< - workers, also some matched pairs.
W. GRINNELL, Prop. Searsport House.
Searsport Maine, Feb 20. 1SS4.-tfS
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-06

rE'IIF subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
/ concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Executor of
the last Will Of
JOSIAH IL. SWEETLAND. late Of Searsmont,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
as the law directs he therefore requests all per
who are indebted to said deceased's estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
to him. DANIEL q. SWEET AND.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-06

% CLEANSE TIE ShlN. scalp, ami blood OF
Itching, Scaiy, Pimply, Copper Colored, Scro
fuous, Inherited, and Contagious Humors, Blood
Posons, Ulcers, Assesses and Infantile Skin Tor
lures, the CTrlCURA REMEDIES are infaIlible
Cuticura ReSOlyent, the new Blood Purifier,
Diuretlc, and Apericnt, eXpels disease germs from
the blood and perspiraton, and thus removes the
cause. CUTlCURA, the great Skin Cure, instantly
allays Itching and Inflammation, clears the Skin
and Scalp heals Ulcers and Sores restores the Com
pleNion, Cu1ICrRA SOAP, AN exquisite Skin Beau
tfer and Toilet Requisite, is Indispensable i'll treat
ing skin diseases, and for rough, chapped greasy
skin. blackheads, boches, ane baby humOrs. Gu
TICURA REMEDIES are the ONLY intalliblc blood
purifiers and skin heautitiers.
ChaS. HOughtOn, Esq, lawyer, Is State Street
Boston, reports cast, OF Salt Rheum under hi-
observation for ten years, lich covered the pa
TENTS body and limbs and to which all known
methods of treatment had been applied without
benefit, which was completely cured solely by tho
CtrCURA REMEDIES, leaving clean and healthy
| skin.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett StehbinS. Belrhertown,
Mass, write: Our little boy was terribly afflicted
with ScrUfua, salt Rheum, and Ery ,pelas even
since ne was born, and nothing we could give hin
helped him until we tried CT TICtRA REMEDIES
which gradually cured him, until he is now a~ fan
any child.
H. L. Carpenter. henderson, y. Y, cured OF
Psoriasis on Leprosy, Of twenty years standing. BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES. The most wonderful cure
ON record. \ duslpanful of scales fell from him
daily. Physicians aud his friends thought he mul-
| die. Cure sworn 10 before justice Of the pcac,
and Henderson's most prominent citizens
Mrs. 5. +. Whipple Decatur, Mich, writes that
her face, head, and some parts OF her body were
almost raw Head covered with scabS ana sores
suffered fearfuy and tried everything Perlha
nently cured by the CUwCCRA REMEDIES from /;
skin IEumor.
sold by ali druggists. CtrIctRA, % cents; RE
SOLVENT, Si.G0; SOAP. p cents. POTTER DRUG
I AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
Send for GLOW to Cure Skin Diseases"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-06

If You should send your biggest man. Gen.
Grant. down here 10 organize the negroes, he
would be killed at once This was the remark
of 1.-The Young conservative lawyer" Mr..
Dodd>. who is assisting the Democrats of the
Copiah committee The statement If Mr..
Dodd> was received with applause by the New
Orleans Democrats listening to it,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-06

Recent observers of iIaytian affairs report
that President Saloman is doing much to mti-
gate the evil necessarily following the settle
mrnt of The rebellion. An enormous coffee
crop is being gathered. A million pounds
sterling viii probably be demanded as ndemni-
~ ior the losses in Port au Prince.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-06

disappointment in matters Of pleasure is hard It
De borne, III matters affecting health it becomes
cruel ltr. Bulls Cough Syrup never dsappoint-
those wh" use il for obstinate coughs colds lrrta
ton of throat and mugs etc.
Kansas jury rendered this verdict Death by
Underground a rum shop" An Indiana jury
sent in written verdict of 'Blode to pieces hi til.
f,j1. Inn +ii,s
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-06

w ALDO ssh Court oI i'ronaIr. held at Bel
w fast, On the second Tuesday of February,
1884, JANE :. IiOWEN, Administrators cu the II
tate OF SAM Ell \. IIOWk>, late of Belfast n,
said County. deceased, having presented her lir-t
and final account Of administration ot said estate
for allowance
ordered, That notice thereof bt given three weeks
successfully in the Republican journal, prIlt,, if
Belfast, in said County, that all persons Interested
may attend at Probate Court, 10 he held lt Bel
fast on Tic second Tuesday NJ March nest, ami
show cause, il any they have, wuN uhe said uc-
count should not bo allowed.
j. -. HANSON, Judgc.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-06

no CLEANSE TIE SKIN, Scalp, and blood OF
Itching, Scaly, Pimply. Copper Coored Scro
PoisoDs, Ulcers Assesses, and Infantle Skin Tor
lures, the CTrICURA REMEDIES are nfallible
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15

GOVERNOR MURRAY has been as-
sent a long time, land H. may there
fore be ignorant Of some Utah news.
Just before He left, He will remem-
Der, He sat dewn on the Deseret
University building, just as He had
on it two years before
when the structure was only out of
the ground. It was vigorous slt~
down, but lie wasn't heavy enough
to hold the building down. end His
latest effort te keep it closed is
about to prove as futile IS HIS for.
mer attempt. In case He has
not been told the news, THE
HERALD will inform Him, that the
University will begin the academic
year in the University building
Little things like this must have q
depressing effect upon Him, in that
they show that He is not so great as
he imagines himself.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15

Tue DUEL reported in our col.
umns this morning Wherein both
parties were killed, terminated ..
all such eombats should. The man
who challenges OF accepts chal-
lepee to mortal combat, expects to
murder or be murdered, and he
gu. hi not to be'disappointed What
ever effect a few such 0utcomes as
the one noted might have on the
persons who are ever ready to adjust
their disputes By theald OF the pistol
and sword, they would certainly re-
duce the number of very undesir-
able people in thus world, and get
rid of scme who think so little of
life that they do not deserve to live.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15

THE RUAoR that Judge Zane
would not accept the Chief Justice.
ship Of Utsh, had It's origin in the
following tsIsgr- I'm, which appeared
in the eastern eapers:
Springfield, ILL.,, July 10.-Tbare is
come doubt whethsr Judge @. s. Zsne.
of this city, will accept the appointment
as Chief Justice of Utah His law asso-
ciate inclines to the opinion that he will,
but inmates OF the J.dRe's family say
there is Q t,-onger probability thst he
will not. Judge Zane Is very domestic
IN bis hsbiis, an nis family is 30 COM
fortably eitu.'en hat the prospect of &C.
osp,ing the ,position Is not attractive 10
them.
We will think more of Judge
Zane If he declin.s the place, but
the quest on ari es, why was he
appointed to he Office if he did not
want it? l. is not the practice of
the President 10 force Office upon
men, especially while t ere are 80
many forcing tbD mseIveg upon the
President for office. II may be be
lieved that Ju ge Zaoe wasn't
aware at fiFsr of he smallness of
the hole into which he was abont to
crawl, an having learned it's di-
mensions, declines o enter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15

p .. 1
TIE Congressional Record comes
along regularly though Congress
broke UP week ago; and the pub
LEGATION is full-fTeighted with
eloquent speeches purporting
to have been delivered on the foor
of the House, but which in fact
were never heard outside OF the
rooms OF the statesmen in which
they were composed. The Coa-
gression0l Record is a good thing
for the printers and those congress-
men who cannot deliver speeches
but can hire newspaper reporters to
write addresses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-15

VcTING WILL follow close upon
the conventions this year. The last
national convention, that OF the
PEohibitionsts, will be held on j uly
2Sd, and two weeks later, on August
4, Alabama opens the elections by
voting for state officers. Tennessee
follows on August Z, Arkan sas on
September i; Vermont on Ssptem.
Der 2, Maine on September s,
Georgia on October i; Ohio and
West Virginia on October Il, and
then the big ballo:ing every Ehsle
on November 4.