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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-29
Gin intern c hm eneer aunae.

WontreaL 2S. 6ebruar,-2 29ilte @rea,
rim ans bSdhfi adtbarer Samilie ftammsuher
14.idbriaer 4rabe. bat fid $500 bur& cine
Halitung 3u peritafieu gepubt nno mar
Gsroee I'm Begriif,, nit 3pei Sefdbrteu mad
Wsn.gor absursiisu, OILS er usrbaftst pur-
be. Bic hrst Sungeu hattsu preiBig Dime
RnneIsa In ihrem RefiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-29
Reire 8eieiSisuna Der dmerifauis
fGen Tlaa9e+

Sprcnto, Ont, %. 6ebr. - Nm benz
In perfdtsbenen nmsritauiftsn 3eituuseu
erI6iepeueu Ssridlt, baB bic Gtaeutblmer
Der Eorcntu'er ygtail" on 2Sai5tugton's
@eburtstag bic ameritaniide 6tagss tuiut-
tirt bIttsn, ift fsin pabres Burt. Die ame=
rtfaaiidss SIagge bot nidat nur BET allen dbn.
liGteu Geieasnhsttsu, tpte sSaihtugtou's Sc
bnrtstag, fats ron bsm Siireau bss aoniuls
i'm ,Ra,l" @eb6uoe setpebt, ionoeru fie
muree aud auf benz Saupttburm bes 9ez
t6ubsa, pcu mo iie In Der Stabt ON Reifeu
iidttar mar, auise3oeen uuS blieb bort 70
laras, oils Der foniul 6eftimmt hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-29
Sci Apotbefern 10 haben.

Rau Isie: pBabr uuo BGlf4.s
wiau i9idt cine Sritfmurts an Raas
pap & Co., Rr. 80, Barren, Gds Str
Gbur9 9frase, Hew-Dort.
H- HsIs5runs. Tauisaes Ssn Ep1Grs uerts. <sra
hoinr kassiai6t meretn.
Hn cas- wubtltum.
BerIcnst ia unr @aetpap'k nRR aotS e1Emn, eae
Der aaus.. SGeEas" 60 urt bzm Stsauft.u Ast.ta
bsFRhss (pAtls sRESsE--a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-29

beIisn SHUTTER tn ieiuen (Btie's) Dteufeu
fanb, In isiu Saus fam, nn eiue politiide
anselegerheit su beipreGen, uno baB otsies
Mttgtieb fid In Ste Ride begab uub bort
arf tbn spGrtets. @r (sSiie) babe burt eteie
gsmsriung nur bepsiien ipollsu, baB Rsger
aniprndalofer fnb, ais @stbe uuter sletheu
umfidnben iein ipiirSen.
Tie Hntpott esr efutfd,en eiberaieu auf bic
eassrr, SeftbIaTt.
8as bsnte bonn RepraIsutauteu Deufier
bem Sauie urtsrbrsttete SGrsibsn lautet,
nte folst:
Berlin, 81. Sanuar. - 4u bas Rspra.
isutantenbaus in @aibiugtou, 8. e. Die
unterssidneten Itttglieber bes @refuttuz
gpmtte's Der y9tberoleu linton" baben bie
@brs, I'M Guftrage aller beute anpeieubeu
Utitalisbsr aus peridteoenen Sbeilen beS
SeutIdsn &eides bem ReprGientauteubauie
In @aibiugtou ben tpdrmffen Oanf fir bie
SsitliiiIs ~ @hreu 9aster's, uuierss uerftor.
bsaen Ssiibrers uuo Sreunoss, aussubriiden.
Die ,9iberale linton" peretntgt NIT otelem
Suute bis bsfen @tuIhe fir Die gBoslfdbrt
unb tas Gseeiben Der madtigen Ser. Staas
ten bon amsrita uno fir bic Srafttgung uno
isrnere gntpideluug Der Sreuuoitaft ,pt.
ifen beibsn Rationen.
(@aetdnet.) 6. Bambsreer, 3iidsrt, &.
Sdraosr, uou Sordsnbed, y. bon Blnicn,
SriebItd3 fGpp.""
Sermtidtes.
Die 5eutige Steuer @iuuabme betrug
$4i7, 1851, ioie 3pleiuuabme So 5S,CS3.
3ur @tnlDiuns bsft,mmts Rattrual Saut.
uOten TN Betraae bon 1894 600 ltefeu
bente i'm Sbasamte etn.
Das Sdasamt taufte hsute 345. 900 llnieI
Stlber fiir ots Wiin3dmtsr 3u philadelphia,
Gan Sran;isCo IIo gfspsOrleaus.
Srau CUNT tslssrapbtrt aus Ystsrsburs,
baB bte lltbsrrsiie hes @eiauSteu CUNT Be
hufs Besrbtguus uad, ben Ser. Staatsn ge'
bradt wsrbsn ioIeu.
Der amerttaniite 8onIul su Birmingham
melhet esr Staats Dspartgmeut, oaB bic
slanenisu4r tn faft allen @rauttes BON Sas.
lamb inter BEN Stet hsrritt.
Die Tegterurs bat brrd Die btsFse bent.
iGe @eianotidoit cine @tnlabuus sur BE
tbeiligurg oil Der AusfsGuug bon Wtlderst.
B1obutttu erbalten, tpelHe i'm Hdbfen St'
tutsr tn RiiuGsu abgebaltsn psrbsn lou.
SIN ,@siben Sauie" Ia eins appIiiattou
rm grrenuIug bss Srle. et;;ie Rutt, Shue'
fer tes juraeu Sdmes Rutt, mel1sr u. &.
Gufss erides unS tiirsiid4 frstgsiprodsu purz
bs, sur 4ofHsifsrta BON natOntolua, Bsuni.,
eiugfgargsn.
Bcfimeiffer @raricn BON Nsu.DoEt bal
bie upn einerl fribsren augefeGten osS Nen'
g)o,fer Ynitamtss ssgeu ibH erbobsnen IN
Hagen smpbatiia in a6rsoe geReut. Ital
a!aubt uitht, eab bas RofSspartemsut net
tsrs gGritte in Der ansslsssubeit etA!ettsF
| uiIb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-29
9;aarrenmad a, d,er.NuSffaus.

Bottom, Rafi.. %. Ssbr.-Dis arbettsr
In $. 3. Moiou's @tgarren.Sabrif lesteu
usasu elmer Rebnftton Der e0hus eer Btdtla
NADER bic Arbett nieber. Sas Grsiuttus
Gentle DIR gisarrsumadsr bat esu. Strtte@
QutetbstBeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-29
W q [ O : [ O.
t5r.R .Rstri6tebsrenG Gcrmsu,

s 6Rttef- f-Ste6er,
Faltee nno bieteeS Tteber gebellf
fur so Gents. &c gtebt fetn auberes 6etl.
rittel In bsr@eIt, bas 10 i9neD allerIst Ets.
bsr bsilt, m6SeH fs BON uerborbeuer Cuff
(Malaria) deer sntartstsr @alIs tommeu,
m6geu fie Sharlah. Rerpsnfiebsr, Eppbus
cbsr sslbeS Gtsber bsissu, ole - uuter i3u.
5isbuug BON &abnas's Bt1eu - Rad
ways Ready Relief.
&xpT.in gauts hTs 9IoEA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-29
Ssrwittte edneftbsnfunssn.


gSaibiuatou, %. Ssbr.-Das Sans'
Gentle fir Rsgtsruugse egGnbereisn beidloB
beute NIT ! gsgeu 4 Stimusn, 5u empfehlsn,
tab bts G6enfung allsr Regteruugs 9duSe.
rsisa oil hsmisnissn Ebsile Der ryortbsru
@acific gabu," psider am 4. Suli 1879
nod ntdt pOilsubst tuar, uernirtt erfldrt
trerhe.
SaS untsr antuustipert pptItnett.
Sas @srt Der SitlfeIeifuug uuter ben
usbsridlnemmteu I'm Sbto Shals TT fait
boGsnbet. 9tfern tpurbe baber General
Bsdpith bonn 8risssietrstar ietner Stsnfte
tn Cincinnati entbnnbsn uub Ytaior Us. 9.
Ssn bsauitragt, On bsfeu Stelle aQe nod
iibrisen 9eihdfte 3u erleeigen.
Die nsue nntis 6bineftnsSia.
Sas Sauss Gcmite fir ausmdrtias auge'
legenbetten bat burd etn frittes Bartstuos
tnm Cote 9smofrateH bafiir, ete Rspublttas
uer 6agsgsn) bsihtofeu, bic bon ben Con
ares> >Nitglieoern Der Yactfictiiite entporfene
BiG geasn bte @btnsieu<@iuwanbernng uebft
,pst Amenbaments benz Sauis 3ur annabme
;u empfeblen. Heprdisntant 9amb tpurbe au'
torifirt, bie amenbtrte Btu etuiubertGten,
uno pirb Dies mabrideinllh au udhfteu
Routage tbun.
Cont uns Sect.
@.,s,,, mcGoo, S,rr,t5r hss S5suots.
,tid.s s' hsu.. S sin Wut 9sbwfs Wsurinbir.
nyna % ron ssr oisrrnoshrnfsr,i. in mel,
Esm s s;s Ms Ssd,rnua iihsr has hem Seuotoreu
ss,ahits @sis ssi, On qohrsn o,fiibrt mnrhs
s Sss s,s,n % sirtrsos in ssm Srd,e be,iebsu
I'D, onf nj, ,rssr gisnno hss ,meitsu Con.
nrssss ms1bs am 81 Sftobsr 1791 In Bbiz
IoSfInbia bsoeun. uub bic lesteu ouf Bite am
&. SnIi 1881 aeIGiloSieue Stbuua, NuS benz
Gude aebt heruor, bes In friberer Satreu
bic SeHutoreu uar fiir ots i3eit tbrer tbatIdh.
li6en auneIenbsit imSslate Se3ahlnug srs
hieItep. RGncbsmerturasu, pte bte mad
folgsutsu, ftub auf ben Sldtteru usr5st9aet;
ra6susieben: 5m. Sasaro fir l0stsgtse aOs co
gsenhes 20 -. bn:crS aS9 S9
Ssrr tsormon S Saa S6peIsnS ,....'.........
Scrr @iles. IS Ea9e obwcieno. s?i9
pen $antsr, aSTflel% on n. 81 S@Ss1 siSS
Set a"SS. p Soee gbmSisiS. iS................ Si32
Scrr Gunner, 2s aa9e utWeenN .......... SITS
surro 68
anmer,una: serr gsOrtbinstOn sablte $6 ihr sins
tdaige a6rs nhstt turiid; Serr Turner Sl2 jar spe
2ase I'm eoh5eh si'' a..
Qos HaIiitns olul enI9aIt anbstosM o.e
@e9hHp9 hper ete ota Ssnatutsh ss.a91.sh
MsGsnesiosr: gu, SsIs,.ass ss.t Vss SsaatU
~ i'9ts M. ts;n S;n,rS @ s;r sirs i.Ss sisnaa
E,n ,c,, GssrctsieprstSr oia rihtin Orr
itiimsr auaseucHmen, bsIheintgt unb BON
SicsprdfbenteH ssuehuiist. Die @tutrdss
Der erfen Situna tragen bic lluterihriitsu
BON Samuel U Otis, bes erffeu Seuatais'
irsiars, unb ess Sics.YrdEssntsu SObu
Aoams.
s.rsiaunsen auf Soften Der Resi.runs.
Sos oars. 8 ouits fir S,stuuuoeu bat
b,;GIasysn. tie peidrubsiottsrs Rediuunu
son ss7fl fir hir Ir,rbianua s,s nsritorhs.
usn % $.srSi,utautsn s.. S SasfsG NM ca
sono ~ rshm,irsn Sos Somite mirS sturu
T-uS T,iassn s @.toon ;i;r his gusoobsn ,n,ini,is
ss.omsRsm mss.aierrasu s ~ Th,ii;mmsn Ssfisu S1ron,
vs.. mtgssSi ,;Mt ;;sssrsSri,tsn n,rssr siirfsr Ser.
,s .am soIsr HI eHritts a,trnfisn ,nsrhsn nm nsr.
~. ast,n. Isa WsSnuuosn in Ssr 9n,nuit icfort an
si hs.osI,u inSsg brbsnntst mirS, ban bsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-29
Eurie RabeInrpefh BEN.

- Siguor Salotnt, Der ttalieaiiae Era
e0Se, ipiElt ;ur i3sit In 2oubpu.
- 9r. @lGSfous unterbrettrte benz britt
fteE untsrbauie gsftfru bic nsus SttHm'
rsdts'BtG.
- Iag britiIts lntsrbaus bat Ssm @r0
SSrefsr Ernne nuo istueu Grben etue Ben
fiou ron $4,000 psrniutgt.
- Sr. ce Warcers lit an Stsus bss Der.
aor6eusn @ouitbisr be Ruuiap gun le6eus
iargltdfn gRttsLieb bes frau30fAsu Ssuats
rrmdblt poroen.
- go IN befdloiIsu uorbsu, bas Bennett
Radap'ids RGbsl 5u 8atsrUtus, Srlaub,
3uiI6tn bsu Stattoneu Ses anglo arlerttlat'
idsn uuo bss oirstten Sa6ela 8u lanSea.
- Die amsritrniihs BrtmaOOnua Gt5aut
bat iuebsu ain isbr erfolgrstts8 Engagement
in GriIiel geiGtofsu. Die 46ntatu bon Bel
eisu pobrts etuer ieOfa ibrer Sorfeuuuger
BET.
- giorauts gatal6i uuS Siguor Bel
aiOic, stuet WitgIteosr Der ttaItsntidsu De-
putirtsutOmuer, ba5sn ftt In SolSs etuss
g8oripehisls, peIher gelegentlt61 oe8 Sofs
tQues tm Qnirtnal Smiidjsu tbuer ffattfano,
auf 8egsn Qsi6lagsn. Sslsioto srbtslt cine
lsihte gSunoe au Ger Saue.
- Die ,,GuuorS 9ampfsr Comp" BAT
befdlofieu, eiEe Sulstbe Don E250, 900 alsz
;nIarsibsn, nm bic Santoitsu Der ueueu
GamfTsr ~uubtia" nus sgtrurta" osdsu gu
t0pEtn. Sc follen Sppothsfsu Sbltgatiousn
rou raip. G100, $500 uu0 $1,000 auassasbsu
rerbsu, bic 5 Bro3sut 9utsrgfsu traSeu uaS
Sabre laufsn iOllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-29
2pnts 81 TeWer,

xptts Tetber,
Sabrtfant uub Sdnbler bon
u q e en-
Don rstnerseoHe u. iolteer grbstt; aGeSerteu
Strt&s Cd arm,
DaImorai Rns @ermdutpwn seitri6te unb et.pebts
trumr aren,
0ross ArsnabI bon Ritrspaareu. Rstn rsi5saltiess
&aortiment. fcpie
etsent 6abrt tattpn
btetsn binretSenbe garautie, bab 10 airnhsn aufS
8efte uns Btligfie behtenen fdnn.
Die bo&fsu 1aGrprsiie perben fur Boas ssssbsr.
2omis Seller,
Rr. 1877, 6des BrD an Dat,
Gxtrtf: EeIes rsr bu Stnbt an Der drss:rid,gcd6.
(Da1 1StAsui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-29
q. q. q.
NGoma0's
2!eaop 3ertef,

btc bsfie unb btIligite Bumtlieu Rebt,tu I'm
asc SSeIt. 9etlt unb psr5utet
Ebeumati&mus, Reruenweb,
SaftUeb, Eppfidmerb 3abupeb,
GntilHbuns, Seiiertett,
5alstetfbett,
Sipbtberie,
SruitbetIemmuua,
Snfiuen;a,
AtkemsBei6perbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-29

Iorbert ben dgteu artttsI.
Die grobs Y0pularitdt Don yWilbor' 5 Com
pound of Cod Liver Oil and Lime" bat Ell
ntse gspifsulOie Bsriousu Usruulaet, etnsn
uertblcieu @rtitel ibrsr sigeueu grH1enng
ben Sdufsru ouf,uidwussn. Sabsr iOlts
Se6srmaun. Der on Sufeu, @rtaItungsn oOer
g6pinblutt leiest, iorefdltig oarauf a4tsn
no er biss Brdparnt tauft. Gs bsoart tetnss
9ettunqsprIiss, oa bic Rsiultate, ruslde lei
nem @ebrauhe Iclgeu. ietue befe Gmpfsh.
luna ftne. Der Gigentbiiner 6siist rstdltz
DE 5euguiIie fir istue ouseroroeutitHsu @r'
folae bel Q[len gungsnleioeu. Das 3aIt'
Rbosphot bsfist etue tpunosr6are pelltrGft
In hsr gsmbiuattou NIT reiuem Sebertbran
mad Der Grfiucuug BON Or. gHilbor. Dies
Rrdparat miro rsgsimdBig ocu AerSten nsrz
crerst. 3u babtu bel u. y. Btl bor,
"a l.. n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-29

r- gut BEN ,,Spuecn Dart @cttesadH"
Tno nsus SsItipusu nod eem Lawn 9lans ausgsiset.
Sieisr strcbbpf esRsrt II ben aumutbiafen an9ss
ieoteu bsr StaSs 96bsre ARstlntt ert5tilt Der SHs
ssrtntenSert arf BEN 2last itlbff obtr bic 8eamttn
Ser riebSafss sgensaaais IN ar, %. ghasesay.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-29
geresrap9t(&e 9epefGets.
Mns Der BuneeS6anptffaSt.

(S,ritt Der afIoeiirtsn RreH." fur ben. 9sut'6cu
4prreIpcubsntsn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-29

SuInrla 0lS
gnmeIiung: Serr gSortbin9ton sablte So iitr eins
thQge a6nei.nhstt turid; yen Turner SIP jar Suet
inn lSnr,-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-29
Na0mal's regnltremoe Ytlsx,

Hfnf;io Gents bic SInfk,.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-11
COAL NINE CHAT.

A FIRE at the Pleasant Valley Goa
mines, on Saturday last, burned stable
and COW. The mixer had taken in an
ordinary miners lamp to illuminate the
stable while she secured the daily sup
ply OF milk, SCI it on the floor and went
away for few minutes. When she re-
turned the building was all ablaze, and
soon burned TO the ground.
An OLD gentleman by the name of
Plttman died here lately. He was I'M
der treatment at Salt Lake some time
ago. He had two paralytic strokes pre-
VlouS to the last one, which was the
cause of his demise.
BUSINESS IS booming. The three mines
liner than which do not exist i'm this
country or any other-are being worked
night ana day. The miners commence
Al am, and 1t is often midnight when
they quit. Not a minu;e's time Is
wasted, and everything booms
BUB BEATIE and Brig. Young are still
holding the camp level.
SrmLNo change in the management of
the Schotiele station. What. ON. what.
have we done?
X. X.
P. V. Coal MINES, Dec. s, 1854.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-11
UTAH COUNTY POINTS.
To the Editor of The Herald.

To the Editor of rHE HERALD.
There is a portion of Utah County
not incorporated into any of the mum
icipalities. between Pleasant Grove and
Provo, known as Lake View, and PROVO
bench precincts. which seems TO have
been overlooked by newspaper men, on
account of the notice given 70 Its prin9
cipel suburbs. This section or country
was once claimed by Provo. and known
as the Fifth Ward. hut since we have
gained our independence and no longer
pay tribute, our old friends seem to
ignore our very existence. while we feel
if possible, greater pride in all that
tends TO the welfare and prosperity of
the capital of our county.
Wine III Provo Tie other day, we
noticed many were feeling jubilant over
the pre- poets of their success i'm sup
pressing the liquor tariff, while the drug
store men and their satellites were cor
reSpOndingly sOrrowful. The vigorous
efforts of the municipal government To
suppress the sale of intoxiCantS have re-
suited IN closing up three out of six
drug stores, and there is good pros
pect now of compelling liquor dealers to
do their business sub rosa. or quII 1t al
together. While the city officers are en-
Titled 10 their full share of the credit, We
must not forget ihe bold stand taken bv
the local paper in reatiug good public
sentiment against Tie use OF that which
inebriates, which Will prove a blessing
fo the rising generation. Tbe sIand
Brother GFaharu has taken against the
liquor traffic WILL go far toward atOning
for his other lsins. Something about
Lake View next time. ~
UTAH COUNTY. Dec. 8. 1884.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-11
Reply to Gerald Massey.

II will be remembered that some time
ago the celebrated Gerald Massey deliv-
ered discourse, on the subject entitled
The Historical Jesus and the Mythical
Christ" His audience was large and
intelligent ore, and among the most at
entiye listeners was gentleman OF
high scholastic attainments end deel
research. who. beirg irapres@ed with the
seemin, lack ol force in the logic ~ tic
lie turer, decided to make reply to the
argument of Mr., Massey.
y press of other matters has absorbed
he lime OF the gentleman referred to.
and tile result Is. that the lecture has so
far not been delivered Some friends OF
the gentleman. knowing his ability To
srapple with the sUbjec: have. come to
know IF the proposed reply. and have
urged its delivery. From verbal syn
upsis of the lecture we are convinced
that IL i one of the most able defen>es
of the Christian position ever prepai ed.
the time and place have not YET been
,greed upon, bat VIC think it certain
that our public viii have the Opportun-
ty OF listening to this masterpiece OF
thought and diction ere long.
The spirit of the discourse IS truly
Christian, and Of that character that
every shade of belief is treated with the
courtesy due
The argument is clear and ircisive-
the data Is UnquestiOnable, and the
style superb, so far n we are able TO
Judge. Such lecture Will be highly ap
Dreciated by every fair minded person,
no matter what may be his convictions.
We shall take pleasure in announcing
1etails a SOON as they can be arranged.
fl should draw an immense auCie ice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-11
New Process for Gold

The following has been handed rs
for publication: The facts appeared in
The HERALD some time ago, having
been obtained from Mr.. RuthraufT. but
they are sufficiently important to bear
repetition; according to Mr.. Ruthrautf.
Cassel was London inventor.
II Is said thar Henry G. Cassel, "a New
York electrician, has lately been exhibit
ing new pro ess of treatment O! re
fractory gold ores which has created
considerable excitement among mmers
and scientists. The process was made
The subject OF an interesting lecture b.
DR.. Atcherley. The ores need 10 roast
ing, and the gold is extracted by means
OF nascent chlorine generated by cleo
trolyzing common salt. The addition
OF lime Is necessary to prevent other
metals being dissolved. 4 six mouths
trial on large scale has resulted in 3
wealthy syndicate purchasing the in
vention for S30J,OO0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-11
FULL DIPLOMA COURSES IN.
Literature, Music & Art.

Practical lessons given IN Domestic Econ.
omy aud Cookery. Riding School in connec
don with the college. FORTY SCHOLA R. HIPS
OF the value OF from SO 10 SlO0 annually
awarded by competition, eighteen OF which
are open 10 competition ut the September en-
trance EXamin atoms. Terms per school year
-Bnard, laundry snd tuition including
the whole English course. ancient ana mod
ern languages ana c'tiisthenics, from $3.50 e,
T3oO; AuSlc and Painting extra. Combined
rate payment one year ia advance, including
with the above piano and vocal music aud
painting from S9i@ - 500 Junior Depart
ment Pupils admitted from the age OF S
special department for the training Of teach
ers teacher registry in connection with tile
College Professional staff OF English and
European reputation. Liberal reduction t.
the daughters OF clergymen. For large illus
rated circular, free, and further particulars.
address.
REV. +. N. ENGLISH, NJ. A., Principal,
Hellmuth Ladies' College,
London, Ont, Canada.
Next term opens September 18th. 1854.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-11
Rsconstruction Impossible.

This may not be true as regard
States-indeed we know it is not; hut Z
IS absolutely true rs regards those
delicate organs, the human lungs
When they are disorganized and party
consumed, thy cannot be restored 70 2.
healthy condition. But bear in ai0d
that this misfortune can never happen
If Hates Honey Of HOrebouRd and III fE
administered IS a remedy for the ,-1tigh
which always precedes pulmonary con
sumption. Sold by druggists every
where at 25c., SOC. ard 81. Great sayT1e -
to get the large size
Pixies ToOrHACHE DRoPs cure II Uns.
minute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-11
SHrup ofFirs

Natures own true Laxative. Pleasant
to the Palate. acceptable to The Stomach,
harmless III its nature. painless in lis
action. Cures habitual Constipation
Biliousness, Indigestion and Kindred
ills. CleanSes the system. pUrifies the
blood, regulates the Liver and acts on
the Bowels. Breaks up Colds. Chills
ana Fevers, etc. Strengthens the organs
in which it acts. Better than bitter, maui
seou~ Liver medicines, pills, salts and
draughts. Sample bottles free. ana
large bottles for sale by all druggists.
Z.C.M.I. Drug Store, Wholesale Agents.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HELLMUTH
Ladies College.
LONDON, ONT, CANADA,
AFFILIATED with the Western University.
PATRONEss-Her Royal Highness. Princess
Louise.
FOUNDER ANG @RESTDENT-The Right
Rev. Bishop HeiImuLn, d. D.D.C

Handsome and spacious buildings of brick
ana stone standing III $50 acres OF land. beau
| iifuily situated in most healthy and promi
uent lgcaiity Oh the banks : tie River
sH1mes. -Four hours by "a, from Niagar
Falls and Detroit, on through r0utc between
last and west The aim II the founder -;
his college is to provide the highest intel
aciusl ana practically useful educ lrion The
whole system Is based upon the soundest
PROTESTANT principles is the only basi,
f.r the right form zion OF character.
FRENCH is the language spoken in the Col
lege.
N:FTc specially under the direction OF
y. Waugh Lauder. Cold Medaiist, and pupi
II The celeDrated A bbe List alb grad uate of
LelpSic Conservative, etc, etc
PAINTING speci -lty, under the director
snip Of F. Z. SeaTey, Artist of European
Schools Of Art
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-11
Weak Hncks.

Old chair backs are now reiuvenated
with uretty bits of fancy col0red satin
and silk in curious shapes Folks who
have weak backs and are otherwise
debilitated, fLd strength in Browns
Iron Bitters, which makes them good
as new. This famous iron. medicine
has worked wonders for the weak and
weary. Mrs. 4. r. Smith, Whitehall.
Mich, says, Il used iUwith great benefit
for stomach and liver complaint and
general weakness"
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Consumers Pleasant valley Coal
NnfiCR

Having been advised of some mis-
representations we desire 10 say that
Mr. A. J.. Williams is not i'm our EN-.
ploy nor IN the employ Of the Pleasant
Valley Coal Company since September
30th: and that the Coal he Is now sell
ing is not the old Pleasant Valley Coal
The coal mine is owned and worked by
the Utah Central Railroad Company. Il
is in the Pleasant Valley District. The
report in the Chronicle " the 9Th inst.
10 contrary notwithstanding.
REMINGTON. JOHNSON & Co.
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PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAIL
Court in said matter, notice Is hereb,
her. a. D. 1884, at 10 O'Clock a. m, al the
County Courthouse, in Salt Lake City. Utaf
Territory, in the courtroom of said Court
has been appointed as the time and place fol
the hearing of petition OF Arthur J. burn
ford PRAYING for admission TO probate OF =
eerts,in document Herewith presented. pur
porting 10 b. the last VIII and testament al
James Durnford. deceased, when and where
all persons interested may appear and op
pose the probate of said will. or the granting
of letters OF administration with the viii an
nexed, to petitioner, as prayed for II said
petition. 20.
Dated at Salt Lake City. December 9. 1854
JOHN G. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk, sal Lake Go
S. ". D4RKE ( Co.
Attorneys. u
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There wall be meeting of Cattle men
on Saturday December 2uth, inst. at the
office OF William Jennings, Salt Lake
City, TO take into consideration all
matters concerning the cattle interest
of Utah. AL cattle raisers are invited
TO attend, by request of
WILLIAM MACINTYRE.
SAMUEL MACiNrYRE,
GEORGE WHITNORE,
Isaac JENNINGS.
WILLIAM J ENNINGs.