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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-14

THE combination of Ingredients used in
making Browns Bronchial Troches is such
as to give the best possible effect with safety.
They are the best remedy in use for coughs.
colds and throat diseases.
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DIED..

Near the Lake House, on the Upper Stockton road,
February r. Charles, son Of Joshua Fountain,
native Of California, 81 years. 10 months and Z
days
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence OF his father near the Lake House,
this afternoon at 1890 o'cock.l
som road, thirteen miles from this city, February
12-James Vincent, a native of Westchester
county, Penn, "a years, months and 10 days.
Bode, February S-John Donald McPhal, % years.
Georges Creek, Inyo county, February 5-James
shepherd, "a years and days.
Grass Valley, February 10-Wm. Autry, Is years, 3
months and % days.
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CLEANING Our SALE-L J. Lithauer, south.
east corner Sixth and J. A lot of odd boys
coats and vests at half their usual cost. The
earliest the lucky ones.
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CLEANING Our SALE-A bio lot of msn's
scsrfs and ties at half COST 7. J. Lithauer,
southeast corner Sixth and ).
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DowS AG.IN-Best -four down to 81 80
for 50-pound sack. Plenty of fresh eggs 1T
% cents per dozen, at II. H. Paulk's. S14 K
straas
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LAST week Of the Little Would, sos
street. Greatest wonder Of the age.
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MARRIED

Sacramento, February 13-By Rev. H. II. Rice,
at the residence of Mrs. S. ]. Maddux, James U.
Maddux, of Sacramento, to George j. Wilson, Of
Florin
Chico, February lO-Geo. NJ Pearl to Eva Ham
Nevada City, February Thames Oliver to Kate
James
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C. II. KRkBS. 4. II. RoTT.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS,
Glass, Varnishes, Brushes, Wax Flower Goods
aud Artists Materials. Sole Agents for AyeIs
Ready Mixed Paints and the Belot Building Paper.
House and Sign Painting, Plain and Decorative
Frames and holdings No 626 J street, between
Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento, Cal. ial-ipu
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BORN.

BORN.
Sacramento, February 5-Wife Of Geo. W. King, a
daughter.
Hungry Hollow, Placer county, February Wife of
VIM Johnson a daughter
Quincy, Plumas county, February 5-Wife OF ]. W.
Larson, a son.
Greenville, Plumas county, February 6-Wife OF
John Sorahan, a son.
Chico, February s-Wife Of Lyman Lee, daughter.
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ASTHMA and bronchitis cured by DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Trial bot
| ties free,
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CHOICE Eastern goldfish. whole aud bone
less; lake Michigan sis viii fsh. very tine /;
at II. 81, Psulk's cash grocery, sl4 K street.
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Co 10 r. w. Sehwamb's, 500 J street, for
the Finest and Cheapest Lot of VALENTINES in
the city Also, Agents for the ROYAL ST. JOHN
SEWING MACHINE. ia30-1m
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Halls Pulmonary Balsam

HyHE BEST REMEDY IN USE FOR COUGHS,
Il Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Influenza, Group,
Incipient Consumption, and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Sold by all Druggists for so cents.
j. X. Gates AZ Co., Projectors, All Sansome
street San Francisco pQ-4p3m&w3m
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R E MOV.AE.
MRS. @. :. AARON

"AS REMOVED HER HAIR DRESSING
III Rooms and Store from No. $40 street, 10
store formerly occupied by TICE & CLEMENTS,
No. s2f j STREET,
Where she will be pleased 70 see her friends and
patrons. fe2-Sptf
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dl5-3mTuThS
GENERAL NOTICES.

Rurnetrs COcOaine. The Best and
Cheapest Hair Dressing. 1t kills dandruf, allays
Hair BurDetts Fiavoring Extracts are invariably
ackno wledged the purest and best fell-lmTuThS
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Use Readings Russia sBIve, and you
will never be without, it is superior to all others
o2lyTuThS
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w. a. STEPHENSON,
WOODBURY. IL BARNES
MES ( M wIEDMaMM

NJ ANUFACrURER AND WHOLESALE AND
lSH Retail Dealer in all kinds Of Choice and Select
CANDIES, No AS street. Branch Store Metro.
nolisan Theater Building on street fe4-3ptf
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CLRANIEG OUT SALE-A lot of ohildren's
suits at cost price, st l.. j. Lithauer, south.
east corner Sixth and J.
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Dov'r fail to see the Little World" sos J
street, Thia is the isst week.
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CLEANING OUT SALE-L. J. Lithsuer. south.
east corner Sixth ard J. 4 lot of mems di-
sgonal coats sqd vests, lsFgs sizes, at hall
their original cost.
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AssIGNEE's SALE.-On Monday next the
assignee of c. Il Stevens & Co, Nos. 500 and
s02 street, will commence a great sale Of
days. In order to complete ell necessary ar
rangemsHts for this great slaughter of dry
goods the house will remain closed on Fridsy
and Saturday of this week. Residents of
Sacramento and those who reside in the
country will do well to visit this house. and
avail themselves of the advantages and op-
portunities to be offered. The stock to be
sold is one Of the choicest and most select to
be found, and consists of dry and fancy goods
of every description. ladies sud children's
shoes, etc.
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ApYERT IsEMEET mENr1on.

ADVERTISEMENT MENTOR.
Tivol tonight" The Hidden Hand"
Meeting of W. c. t U. this afternoon
Washington Lodge, F. and A NJ, o-night
Court Sacramento, A. o. F., this evening.
Professor j. H. Rosecrans, Christian Church, to
night.
Ticket No 80 won the tool chest
Lost-A sealskin muff
Card to the public--Ellen NJ. Butler
Business Advertisements.
Special bargains in felt hats, 62l street.
DeBernardi Co, commission merchants
Mechanics Store Furnishing goods.
Hale Bros. & Goa gala day.
Assignee's sale-C. H Stevens & Co.
Fine farm for sale, W. P. Coleman.
Fancy bakery, $40 street.
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PROPHET BARwIcK.-The cold snap pre-.
dicted by our weather prophet has come to
hand, and we are truly experiencing bitter
cold weather. Nothing could be more oppor-
tune than Politz's great cost-price sale of his
splendid stock of oyercosts. Those needing
good warm garment, cannot do better than
give him a call. Every overooat is sold at
actual cost price. We quote few reduc-
tions $40 reduced to Sc, Sl2 reduced to IS.
SIS reduced to Sl1, $50 reduced to SIG. and so
on al through the line. The demand is al
ready brisk, and Mr.. Politz invites an early
call to his great csst-price overcost sale.
which will be continued to the end of the
month at the Capitol Clothing Hvuse, 600 aud
COZ X street, Sacramento.
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FISE STAruARY.-Aitken & Fish, marble
dealers. st No 617 K street. have received
from Italy handsome piece of marble
statusry. The figure is about four feet in
hight, and represents a femals holding a
wreath in her right hand, which rests on an
urn This statuary is to be placed on a
monument, which Messrs. Aitken 4 Fish are
erecting over the grave of the wife of Byron
jackson, at Woodland. Yesterday it was
admired by great many people, who pro-
nounced it a rare work Of srs. 1t will he on
exhibition the remainder of the week st their
works. on K street.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-11-01
ATTENTION, ALL.

O1fce, Commissioner Of the Worlds Exposition
for the parish of 81. Charles:
HAHNvILLE Sept. 9Th. 1884
l. the undersigned, Commissioner for the
parish of st. Charles, TO the WORLDS Expo
sITIoN which Will open in the City of New Or
leans on the fret day of Decent her, 1884. being
DESTROYS that all the resources of the parish
should be- properly represented at that Expo
sitlon hereby solicit the cooperation of all who
are sincerely interested in contributing to the
prosperity Of our StaUe's agriculture commerce
and industry, in preparing and forwarding to
object calculated to attract the attention of the
numerous visitars to the Worlds Exposition
OF New o leans.
All expenses in towarding to and return from
the Worlds Exposition will be paid by the State
COMMISSIONS, Hon. c. j. Barrow, of Port
Allen, La
JOSEPH w. CAREW, q
Commissioner,
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Our fellow citizen, JudgeHahn,has
been nominated b> the planters,
lahOpers and republicans of this con
gresslonal district, as their candidate
for congress. Hisvote in St.Charles
and St.Johu will be practically unan
imous. aaac leading democrats ~
this parish have promised him their
active, hearty support.
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TSee Election Notice.
T See cards headed, Notice.

h-H kJCC AuA0S
Read card headed, Attention, All.
A. Riggs. & Bros Cistern Makers: Shop, mo.
247 Delord Street N, o.. Send for Price List
Are YOU troubled with rheunatisms Use
Ksndafl's SPAWN { uie. Read advertisement
The attention of our readers is
called to thecard headed" For Sale"
Leah Lodge No. 1891, (Hahnyille)
knights of Honor, meets every 2d
and &th Thursday.
lookout for next Tuesday boys,
pull off your coat and cast your
vote for Blaine, Logan and Hahn.
Owing to the bad weather Sun
day last, our mass meeting was not
held, although there were several
speakers present.1y
We have had abundance of rain
during the past week, and the plant
ers and all the people are satisfied
.sAs WATERWAYS scarce.
Mr. j. ii. Chapman, the genial
manager of Bra ish Johnson, ESQ.,.
of New Orleans, paid a visit TO
Halmvllle yesterday
A strong Cleveland man visited
our santtun, Thursday evening
last: it was his betting day and he
was able to secure few bets.
Ben G. Elliott, Esq, popular
ATTORNEY of the New Orleans bar
favored our sanctun with AN agree
able -visit a few days agn.
.An accident occurred Saturday
last in st. John parrish, while two
boys were playing with a loaded
gun, which resulted in one of them
being killed INSTANTLY.
We hope 10 receive from onr ac-
five aud esteemed friend, Charles
j.. Hopkins, Esq, of Bayou DIES
-Allcmands, u contribution OF exhih-
its, from his section, for the Worlds
Exposition.
We regret TO aanonnco the death
of Mr.. AIceste Darenshourg, an es
teemed merchant of Freetown, six
miles above HahnNille, which Oc
cnrred on Friday last. He died q
heart disease.
Tuesday next is the day of cleo
lion. Let every mau go to the POLLS
and, cast his vote in the ballot box
We hope the planters will allow
o,,or,, .,,,an.to ns.. his ri0ht of eff.
zenship on that day.
We are sorry to learn of the i'll
Hess of MesSrs. Johnston Kearney
nnd 7 A Edwards of .tNVatprforfI'
s,lantation. who are sick with the
a,revaling fever. We hope to heat
Of their speedy recovery.
W. -. .oo;,od from Col u
AZ We 80 n"No : g. snocima,, lot a
Mol.ei "", ,... q Gn;ta q nnnha,
sms ',' i'o; ~ sto,IT and several u
Snan, more vorv large Weighing ~
least ten pounds
We received a pleasant Call OF
WEDNESDAY lasl, ilo,n MI !, !, - =
i,o,'sa ~ g. F;sher e Ganlf,eld whole
sale LIQUOR dealers and com EMISSION
merchants of Nos. "a 30 4 80 Cana
street, new Vrieans'
HaA Yo,g %sas Is, BenevGsen' Assoe Sc 1Ssa
Resolved, that we endorse the platfor,
adopted at Chicago, jane 50, lssd ana pledg
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1AWLER & HUCK,
Merchants,
Fl,u'ntGtsiia ss,ltislsy,
1OI MAGAZINE STREET,
NEW ORLEANS
ADVICE no MOTHERS

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of eating tecthl Ifsr,seLd ut once
and get a bottle Of MRS " ISsLow's SooTHING
SYRUP FOR oHII.DRl.N TEETHING. les value Is
incalcu1able It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately Depend upon it moth
ers there is no mistake about it. 1t cures dys-
EMERY and iarrhoa regulates the stomach
aud bowels cures wind oolie.soitens the gums,
reduces iiilamatiOn, and gives tome and energy
to the whole system. MRs. MISSIONS SooTH-
ING SYRuP.FoReiILDRES TEETHISGis pleasant
Oldest and beat female nurses and physlciilnsin
the United State and is for sale by all drug
gists throughout tue world. Price, % cents a
bottie
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Our residents. will oblige us by
forwarding to this Office specimens
of the crops raised il this parish,
such as cane, juice, syrup, molasseS'
sugar, corn, cotton, cotton seed, etc,
rice, potatoes, nuts, seeds, etc- to
be forwarded as exhibits to the
Worlds Cotton Centennial ExpeSl-
tim
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The following circular has been
.issu d by the Board of State
.EnviuapS. I.es
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N Ta7 ~ V 1.WT1 0HIU9N1 ~ HU17I ~ "
bAa ss63 81 51pi lle ID lsW1hl oa@
.saOJa e laa1 laasa elit iae gfllal
.9Sss9s. Ds.n lll4d sa'teae Y
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WANTED.

A good Potter to take charge ola
pottery. Apply at this Office.
APP rson iSnec,led tocut into cord
wood the woods between Hahnville
and the Railroad. Apply at this
Office. @
WANTED.-Some reliable end com
petent brick-maker to manufacture
and burn one or two kilns of brick At
HahnvilIe. Apply to the editor oil
the ST. CHARLES HERALD
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Estrays.

A hay creole mare, about Il hands high, 4
years old, with shoes on, was taken up by the
undersigned. The owner will come forward
prove property and pay charges. or it will be
disposed OF according to law. ..,@
+ SOLOMON FELIX,
-'Good Hope Store Left Bank,
st Charles Parish, La.
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M!.sIssii.,l VaNry Railroad

LEAVES SARPY'S STATION
going south at 9:3Oa. M; going mouth I0.OOa.m.
g" 5,30p.m.; g 5,5Op.m.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct %, 1884
TO the Police Juries, Levee overseers, Aiee
Planters and others interested:
entien,ea-Yuur attention is respectfully
asked to the following: r.
"Act No. "a session of 1884, which took ell
feet on the first of September, requires 1he
Police Juries to have removed all rice nulhes
or ilipes in or through the pubnc levees' eA-
cent such as have been CONSTRUCTED III con
foiInity with u plan. and spsciheatlons up
proved of or made by the Board OF Stato
Enuineprs and the openings made hr u eir
removal securely retilled with earth well
ramined 1t also prohibits the cutting q
Dubiic levees for any purpose, except thei,
repair, or Tor placing therein rice numes anu
pipes for running machinery in accordanc Win
plan and specifications previously approVeu
or1nade by the Board of State Engineers
The Board of State Engineers has not,
under this act, approved, prepared or adopt u
any plans or specifications for rice numes OF
| pipes or other conduits, i'll or through tne pun
| lie leyees: and as its members believe tnaI .he
! water necessary for irrigation and all Other
useful purposes, can be obtained by means o.
| syphons and pipes passing over the ieVees' II
| il not probab that any plans and speclnca
tions involving the cutting of leyees viii bs
approved OF ado 1ted by this board. 90,
Under the provisions of act No. % OF 1851
| the Board of State Engineers was required II
prepare plans and specifications for rice nnh'es
| but AS This act was repealed by act No. q
above referred to- it is, perhaps, questionable
whether the plan and specifications prepared
under its provisions are sufficient to satisfy
the requirements OF the existing law"
| 1t is specially TO t his point that attention Il
asked.
"Since the passage of act "a above referred t
Numerous applications have been made to th
Office for plans and specifications for fumes
and pipes, and those prepared under the ac
| OF 1880 have been supplied to applicants bu
! 1t has always been the intention OF this boar'
Z when sunnIying such plans aud specification
| to have the parties fully understand the fact
| as above stated and it is to prevent as far a
| p0ssible any plisapprehensons in the future a
\ TO this matter that the above statement
\ circulAt0dp
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-02
Piles! Piles!i Piies.ii

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles. One box has cured
the worst cases of 30 years standing.
No one need suffer five minutes
after using Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. It absorDs tumors, allsys
itching, acts as poultice, gives in
slant relief. Prepared only for Piles,
itching of the private parts, nothing
else. Hon. J. NJ. Coffenbury, of
Cleveland, saye: "I have used
scores OF Pils cures, and it affords
me pleasure to cay that I have neve,
found anything which gives such
immediate and permanent relief az
DIR. williams Indian Pile Oint.
ment." Sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt Of price. 81.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co., Props
Cleveland. Ohio. /
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SHOULD THE bill which the House
passed last week become law,
United States Marshsls will get rich
slower than at present, for they will
be paid fixed salaries instead OF fees.
The bill fixes the salaries, payable
monthly, BIS fellows: Southern dis.
trict of New Yo;k, $1,000; northern
New York, Massachusetts, Pennsyi
vania, District of Columbia, South
ern Ohio and California, SIS .0G0 each;
Maryland, eastern Missouri, Ken
lucky, northern Ohio, northern and
southern Illinois, eastern Lou'si-
ana, Kansas. and eastern Texas,
$4,000 each; New Hampshire, Yer
mont, Rhode Island, Delaware,
Nevada, southern Florida, Connec-
ticut, northern and southern M'ssis'
sippi, $4,000; all other marshals,
including those o. the Territories,
$4,000 each.
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bothering you-tiekling your nose,
decorating y~ur butter, falling mo
your tea. One plan ha' been TO
poison and another to trap them
and while both these &c emes will
de troy myrisds Of the insects, no
one will ciaim that the nu nber o.
flies has ever bten deer ased, how
ever many may have BEEN trapped
or poisoned. a lady in the east ass
serte that she has freed her 70 ms
from flies by placing boxes and pots
of common hou eplants in the vim
dows. 1t costs little to try the plan
and ii it should prove effectutl, it is
proposed that the discove.er be
given taller and pref i.r mon
ument than has ever yet been
erected to norta'.
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If THERE we're no other evidence
of its presence the lively, cheerful,
singing little house-hy would let us
know that summer is here in good
earnest. He has come early and
come to stay all summer; and, fur
ther, be has come in the might of
multitude. Scientists inform US
that flies 60 through the same pre-.
paratory course of life that other in.
sects dos and that they Perish at the
approach of cold weather. Ecien-
tiac persons are usually correct, bu!
in this matter it is hard to believe
them. It is easier to imagine that
the little pests ara imrnortal, and
like birds CT passage, they keep ahead
Of the frOsts in autumn and behir d
them in spring; otherwise, how is
t possible for SO many Of the buzz
zlng, tickling ''vermin" to appear a
ionce, as if BY MISUNDERSTOOD signal.
But all this has nothing to d.
with what we set out to tell
One of the most important thing
in summer is to prevent the file
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-02
Chrome Takes His Annual
Bath.

SALT LAKE CITY, July 1, "a.
Editors. Herald:
Last week l had the pleasure of
indulging In my annual bath in the
waters of our inland sea, to see
which in its besuty is when a good
wind is blowing; to hoat on the
rolling swells is 20 realize the mes
meric influence Of childhood after a
severe attack of eolIc, while being
sooehed to sleep on maternal knee.
l need not dwell on the pa t, bat
speak Of the present enjoyment,
that is ours for &C., and good
Ilunch basket. Think OF It'll Oh, ye
| citiEans of Salt Lake City, and the
wayfsring strsngers that come
snongst isl Save your money and
Cos COZ f5eate enough ice cream and
coda water nickels 20 get n ticket,
land wash the city dust from off
your feet, and 80 on up to the roots
~ your eaIs, and become clean and
happy.
Wuen ve started all were full Of
eXpect@ iloi., until we crossed the
iJorGsn, a. d tbst was full and slop-
piBg over, which made many OF tine
iimid soher up on their expectation,
jss one lady remarked, "When /
looked at The river / held my breath
and ea>ed up until hardly weighed
any hing" But We got there, TO
1.-The famous Back Rock, and the
Hun commenced. The wind was
There little before us, and it
IFemaiu ed all day, just 90 we
Ibid The only difference between
our parents and the wind, the for
mer useu to kaeck the dust out OF
our clothes, aad the wind knocked
IL in. It took us all our time to
watch the committee Of the Seven
tenth ward Sandsy school, COM
lprised Of Messrs. Tingey, Felt and
j Jacobs, under the supervision oil
Bishop Tingey, for they were
Ispringing new tricks and games for
the youngsters who were esger to
run, jump, duck after oranges in q
tub Of water, with hands tied, three
legged races, base aud foot ball, tar
lget practice for pocket knives and
4 books. balls, bats, etc. TO the com.
mittee great credit is due. Many
laughable incidents could be given
both in and oHt OF the water, bat
D would require too much space
i When old Boreas said, Rise and
catch shawls. hats, suits and other
loose articles" he was obeyed, re-
gardless of age or eek. There ars
several large colonies Of large red
ants settled near the boWery. They
are active healthy fellows, and
know where to locate for health and
lsocIability, If about pound of sure
pop were placed in their castle gates
about twice or three times during
the summer it would be more effect
I've than Fenian explosives and more
satisfactory to the patrons Of the
place On visiting Garfield we found
ICaptain Douris Jolly as ever, and
1.-The surroundings in cool keeping
with the bathing, which il excellent.
Captain Dahi's little steamer rides
1.-THE waves full OF life as me owner.
| II you don't believe it go and try
then and get satisfaction. We
found our old and punctnal friend
samuel at his post, re sdy for any
Iameunt CT tickets.
CuPoa,a
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SALT LAKE C1Y,::April 10Th, 1885,

SALT LAKE CnY:Apti 10Th, 1885,
~. c. II. l.:
GEETI6e Miller Wrought Iron Range you nine
Ieatons bic price could kind would
recommend wishing to get first class Range buy the Miller
Yours truly, WILLIAM NAYLOR,
thirteenth Lake Civ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-02

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parenly RECT and %
Boiler Heater,
BENJAMIN HAMFrON
Twelfth WArd Salt Lake City