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A school Ma'am,s Fortune.

CHICAGO, January e.-Miss Louise
Kay, teacher in one of the public
schools here for the past three years,
resigned last Monday. She has fallen
heir to afortune of $4,000, Miss Rays
uncle was an original '4eer and after
making a good deal of money settled
down d IN Portland, Oregon. He made a
WnI eleven years ago in which he left
ms ni entire fortune, 5000, 900, to his sister.
Miss Rays mother; she died six wears
ago but he never knew it and after his
death which occurred about two months
ago, the property was divided up among
six children. The good news came about
three weeks ago and, woman-like, the
teacher had to tell her scholars about it.
and that is how the story came out.
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CROUCH on Rats. !"

EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, January, "a
party at which eleven persons were
present was given last night at the
residence of Mr. VanFossen, of this
city. During the evening coffee was
passed around and soon after drinking
all became violently i'll with symptoms
OF poisoning. Investigation proved
this was true, as at the bottom of the
coffee pot was found paper, trough on
rats" One of the victims, child. niece
OF obsrH not died at midnight and
searching investigation is in progress
and intense excitement prevails. The
names of the parties are not obtainable.
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pilea Piles Piles,li

Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itch
ing piles. One box has cured the worst
Eases of thirty years. standing. No one
reed suffer five minutes after using
Williams Indian Pile Ointment. 1t
absorbs tumors, allays itching, acts as
y poultiee, gives instant relief. Pre-
pared only for piles, itching of the pri-
7ate parts, nothing else. Hon. ]. M.
5offenbury, of Cleveland, says: have
used scores of pile cures, and it affords
me pleasure to say that have never
found anything which gives such imme-
date and permanent relief as DR.. Will
liams' Indian Pile Ointment. - Sold by
druggists, and mailed on receipt OF
price, 81. -i7i- asor
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co., Props, Cleve-
and, Ohio.
For sale at z. C.M. 1. Drug Store.
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exciting Stabbing ARRAY
- in New York.
GENERAL GRANTS ANSWER.
schooIma'nm's Fortune
Bgypre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fhs Foilures-The Blair Bill.
sensible Canadian.

orrsxc. January 9. = Lecopsier du
,,' Ug5oss' a newspaper discussing the
O8''ltI a-,ic,e of the London Times on
rece2i; s1.,c man canal difficulty, and the
the N 9H;Ttg IF a rupture between Eng
Posssio ond the he United States, adds there
iano anu donb ~ that Canada would become
Is Y; no 9t aotps Of operations, and in our
the tnea .IerId have the right to protest
case We ef' TU 70 allow ourselves to be
and teiuo5 II ike sheep, and we are
slaughteieu Idnre all the calamities and
ii the horrors Of W GsD to deie Aae Eng
rms Tbis is really coming it too strong strong ana
We ndt ns to enter upon SO perilous a
uath
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Grant.

WASHINGTON, January 9.-General
sherman, in answer to a question as to
tbe effect of General Grants declination
to receive the fund being raised for his
benefit said: "Of course that will pat a
ston to the whole thing and nothing
now will be done about 1t. | presume,
though, that the legal defense which
vas Secured for him will be retained.
General Grant has friend who will look
ont for his interests outside of those
who are interesting themselves in his
hehalf in this particular instance. "
In the Swain court martial the court
uled out the testimony of witness
Deakers upon the ground of his want of
belief in the existence of a supreme
bsing
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Sensational.

VICTORIA, B. c., January 8.-About a
month ago a man named King assaulted
another named Wilson with a slingshot
aboard the bark Pacific Slope. Wilson
has fingered in the hospital and his
dying deposition was taken last night.
He says the cause of the assault was the
discovery that King was concerned in
the Phoenix Park murder and had
shipped under an assumed name.
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Egypt.

CAIso, January "a messenger who
left Gakdul on Sunday reached Korti
to-day with dispatches for Wolseley.
He fell in with armed natives at some
well enroute who treated him in a
friendly manner Thecountry for eighty
miles out from Korti is open, but be-
.yond that point it is dangerous from
caravans of the Mahdi.
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Facts ABOUT the Child.

A healthy child is Joy in the house.
A sick and feeble child is constant
worry. The diseases which attack the
child are those chiefly which attack the
digestive organs and the blood. Browns
on these restoring the child 10 beaItb
and vigor. 1t is pleasant medicine to
take. and the children under its use will
gain strength in every portion Of the
body 49, - ~ - -
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That Vessel Ashore.

PORTLAND, ogn., January s.-The yes
sci aground at shoalwaterb bay is not "a
steamer, but the British bark Abbey
Co,cper, from Mollendo, in ballast to
Portland. She went ashore on the
rocks on Sunday night, the 4th inst, i'll
dense fog, and is total wreck. The
crew, eighteen in number, took to the
boats on Monday morning All hands
were saved, and are now en- route to
Astoria.
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Fire Record.

VICTORIA, B. c., January S.-The Eng
hsh ship Rover of the Seas. lying in the
harbor, caught fire and the cargo of
general merchandise was nearly total
lOSs. The ship is not much injured.
-four streams from FIVE engines on the
geek saved her. The amount of damage
Is, Is a not OF, known, but it Will be towards
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All the Rage.

To captivate the popular taste and
surpass all previous efforts to please the
palate, requires no small amount of
knowledge and no little skill, and when
we remember that the very agreeable
liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, is as
beneficial to the system, as it is accept
able to the stomach, we readily under
stand why it is the universal fayorite as
a cure for Habitual Constipation and
other ills arising from a weakness, or
inactive condition of the Bowels, Kid
neys, Liver and Stomach. Sample
bottles free and large bottles for sale by
all Druggists. 2. c. M. l. Drug Store
Wholesale agents.
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The Best Coal

WASHINGTON, January 9.-The board
appointed to investigate the compare
tive merits of onthracite and biluminous
coal for ordinary naval uses, re-
ports that it considers anthracite better
adapted for the purposes named than
biluminous. The board is, however, of
the opinion that some biluminous coal
is better than either, especially if a
practically smokeless variety can be OBJ
tained. 49, ~
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Business Failures

NEW YoRK, January s.-Failures the
last seven days, 457, which is far in ex
cess OF any previous chronicle for the
same period. The increase is largely in
she south and west, where the failures
@se probably twice as numerous as dur
Lng an ordinary week in 1884.
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The Treaties.

., SAS FRANCISCO, January S.-Goyernor
Neoneman message to the Legislature
recommends it to memorabilia Congress
Isgsinst the ratification of the Spanish
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DR.. PRreE's Special Flavoring Ex-
poisons, but natural favors, delicate
and grateful to the most cultivated
palate. The special recommendations
of DR.. PRICES Flavors are, that Their
purity is perfect their strength SO much
greater than other extracts. Buy these
Flavors, they are the finest made.
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Senator Vest,

81. LOUIS, No, January 8.-Demo-
cIats in caucus at Jefferson CITY, to-
night nominated George G. Vest Tor re-
eleGton OF the United. States Senate,
without opposition.
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WOMEN ADMIRATION WIN who use
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP to improve the
skin. q
z HILL's HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE, Black
or Brown, $500.
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The Blair Bill.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January 9.-The
Pennsylvania club forwarded
memorial to Congress asking the i'm
mediate passage of the Blair education
OH. I'M - k.E.l--rS 81.
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JOHN MARCH,

John MARCHI. n wHoLESALRF,A AND
y retail dealer In Fruit and Vegetables. es7
St,ed In 1872. Great experience Ia the,
Shipping Trade Pacific Fruit Hsrket. 52S.
anu OIL Merchant Street. San Francisco. y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-10
sHILOH,S CURE viii imm,

SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately
relieve Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. For sale at A. G. Smith q
Co.'s Drug Store. (El
EXTRA WHITE illuminating on,
superior to all others, Il 80 Il (
at G.. T. CULMER Il Bros.
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$50, OoO TO LOAN .alat

I n!.ut .8oU,OQU 10 LOAN. ,aIHtI
CAN LOAN $4,000 ON saILT.RDeHts-
= securities on properly situated in salt
lean also loan $1,000 on good real estate,
security IN this city in sums of 500 and M
wards. The Interest moderate for the times
Eli b. KELSEY, 1,,1o'T- f,
real Estate and Loan Agent. Nos q and
"a T. First South street. req
n. b. have Dot quit business nor as
signed M license, but, am yet upon thes
quarter Geek at my old stand. &. TX.
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senatorJ Jones.

CARSON, Nevada, January 9.-John P.
Jones has been nominated by the Re-
publican caucus for United States Sena-
tor, to succeed himself.
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The Popular Annroxnl.


~ vi the now famous Syrup OF Figs as
t most etieaeious and agreeable pre-
paranon ever offered to the world as q
cure cure Tor Habitual Constipation, Bilious
LbeSs, indigestion and kindred ills. has
zee ! won 81; by the wise plan pursued by
iS,o California Fig Syrup Company.
S4ipVWlhg that any remedy truly bene-
the sS :. ~ !, Us effects on the system and at
mc mo came time pleasant to the taste, win
H. hro.gl WIN rapid sale, the Company,
, 'S " us agent for Salt Lake City,
ssm y, ID, l. Drug Store gives away
Snd bottles free Of charge. Try Il
ft, t luoge Tor yourself9 Large bottles
@''s eeuts or one doHarsI ( g q lgFss
he BEST Ready Mixed Paints, at -
-0 rrr-.r SRGRs e LIpDLE,s
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DENTIST, F. c. NICHOLS, OFPIcE OPP
~ posite Walker House, over 4esbury q.
gohnsons drug store. Anesshetics given.
Ielephone In once. ,sp -.
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WHEELKR's PATENT wood filler for sale
= at SEARS & LIDLLE's.
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ORDERS for Weber Coal from Home
Coal Company taken by Telephone
either by 81. Dinwoodey or at yard
(Yard telephone No. 3o9)
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10 RENT
DENTIST.

DENTIST, J. B. KBYaoR, LATELY CON.
~ nected With DR.. ]. r. Van Aukin, has re-.
moved to The HERALD New Building, Where's
he IS prepared to do all kinds of Dental TorS, +
Satisfaction guaranteed i,--7' -
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CHOPPED Barley s1.Oo per cwt. at Sears
Liddle's.
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DR.. cooPER

r n. COOPER, N. D., OFFICE up
IL stairs, Palace Hotel. Office hours from
70 II am, to pm, Consultations free
from 8 to 10. g ~ h9ed IIiI GSY'T- ~
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WHY WILL YOU COUGH WHEN
Shiloh.s Cure will give immediate relief2
Price 10 cts. So cts. and 81. For sale al
A. C. Smith Il Co.'s Drug Store. (1D
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NO. 1874
Z hA0iK8M al
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOST

IN BRIGHAM. NEAR THIRD Essr
" street.. valuable solitaire, star set
! diamond ring. A reward OF so VIII ne eaId
me under. Inquire at this office. '''O
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$1,000 79I7g - "a IaaJIal
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New YORK, january 9.-Thomas
Phelan, said to be superintendent Of
the Kansas City warehouses, was
stabbed and probably fatally wounded
in the Office of O'Donovan Rosa, to-
day, by man named, Barry. The men
quarreled, presumably IN relation to
Irish national affairs. Phalen opened
fire with, his revolver upon his assailant,
when both reached the street. Barry
was locked upin the Oak Street station.
street hospital, where it is thought he,
will die.
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that will beeffected. Government is now
face to face with the proposition that it
asst now finds it, and at the same time
justly with the public and commercial
, 1885-08-27
THE Difference.
Democrats Talking Peace and
Good Will.
Republicans Waving the Same
Old Red Garment.
Effects of the Winds Jamboree
in Charleston.
Peace and Good Will in Harrisburg

Peace and Good Will in Harrisburg
HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 26.-The
Democratic state convention was called to
order this morning. Over 400 delegates
were present. II. p. Allen, of Lycoming,
was selected temporary chairman He
~eulogized President Cleveland, and said
that the people were now having a higher,
better and Durer administration than had
been known for many years. Governor
Pattison was highly com limented for his
moy on the South Pennsylvania railway.
and the speaker requested that the COVER
nor be fully Endorsed and sustained in his
course. Various committees were then
appointed, after which the convention
took n recess until ] O'Clock.
Upon reassembling, Jacob G.. Quincy
WA made permanent chairman. The
platform was then reported. 1t heartily
approves of the principles adopted by the
Chicago Democratic convention. 1t cor
daily approves the Democratic reform
administration of President Clevelandand
his cabinet. We recognize in their Off
cial acts a resolute determination to vindi-
cate the pledges upon which the presi-
dent was elected. To this end we affirm
his clear and undisputable right to
promptly remove officials WHO have pros
tituted the public service for partisan and
personal ends. The thorough reform of
abuses and searching investigations al
ready made, give assurance hat the adj
ministration will secure for the country
that thorough re organization of the civil
service which will effect. an honest. practi-
cal and efficient administration of the
government. The resolutions next en-
dorse the administration of Governor Pat
terson. and d%enounce the importation Of
foreign pauper labor.
The platform favors a graded license
system. and concludes as follows: In COM
mon with our patriotic countryman of all
sections, we mourn the death of Gen.
Grant. and cherish the memory of his
modest and heroic character and great
deeds; We sympathize with his bereaved
widow and children, and we trust hat his
dying wish for harmony and good will be-
tween the sections, will be fully realized.
The platform was unanimously adopted.
Nominations now being in order, Conrad
b. Day was named for state treasurer;
, 1885-08-27
Just DeoisIon.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-The pension
laws provide that soldiers who have lost II
leg at the hip joint or an arm Mt the
shoulder joint in the service of the coun-
try, shall be entitled to pensions at the
rate of S3T. so per month It has been
the custom of the pension department to
construe this law strictly. There are less
than a dozen cases on the pension rolls in
which amputation has taken place ex-
actly through the joints mentioned. Com
missioner Black, in ruling upon two test
cases brought before him, declines to hold
to the strict letter of the law and allows
the full amount Of the pension, though
anputation did not take place at the
joints. He holds that il amputation is 80
near the hip or shoulder as to render the
stump unserviceable, the pensioner is en-
titled to the same compensation AZ if no
stump were left. This rule will apply to
a considerable number OF pensioners who
have been receiving pay at a lower rate.
, 1885-08-27
MIXED MATTERS.
Parnell Incarnadines the An
cient City of Dublin.
Jay Gould Turns to be a Knight
of Labor.
Increase of Smallpox in Can.
ada's Metropolis.
Parnell's Bold Move for Irish In
dependence.

l. III y oDAo a1ONo AOA Ill
dependence.
LONDON, Aug. &c. -Parnell's Dublin
speech OF yesterday has thoroughly aroused
the Conservative press of ENGLAND. The
Times says: No prudent politician can
under-ra rate the importance OF the action
taken by the Irish Nationalist at their
conference in Dublin yesterday. Par
nell's programme, continues the Times,
may, however, meet with a fate similar
to that which befell 0'Connels at the
time when Irishmen were Us confident as
they are now. Parnell demands the re-
peal of the union; so the IRISH question is
no longer a question of local self-govern-
ment. This might be aoceded to by
England, which will never listen to a plan
for the separation of Ireland,
The Standard says: "Parnell has de-
clared war. 1t will be a shame and disas-
ter if the statesmen of both parties fail to
battle him. We do not pretend to ignore
the danger to which imperial unity is ex-
posed. Parnell now holds a strong hand.
The late Liberal majority in parliament
could afford to ignore him, but it will be
different in a parliament evenly balanced
between the two parties. Parnell has,
however, rivals by the score; he knows
very well how precarious his tenure of
authority is. If both the Wings and
Tories make it clear from the outset that
Parnells scheme for home rule be met
with firm opposition, his influence will be
doomed.
The Neics takes advantage of the ex-
element over Parnell's bold declaration
for Irish independence, to exhibit the ad-
vantage which a large Liberal majority
would be to the country. The Liberals"
argues the Neies, are more likely to OPP
pose Parnellite demands than the Con-
seryatiyes"
, 1885-08-27
No Balm IN Gilead

Mr.. GIEAD, o., Aug. 26.-The Re
publican campaign was opened here to-
DAY before 4 large audience. Senator
John Sherman, in making the opening
speech Of the campaign, reviewed the
career of the Republican party, and de-
clared that the Democrats now concede
the wisdom and success of all the promi-
nent Republican measures, and the mer-
its of the great leaders of the Republican
party. He said it might be unkind, but
it was natural to recall that these same
men, within thirty years, had termed the
Republican party a black abolition
party" Lincoln an ape" Grant a
butcher, and union soldiers Lincoln
hirelings." The senator declared that by
the detection Of comparatively few men in
three Republican states, some of the men
who conspired to overthrow the govern
ment, waged war against it and were the
cau of the loss of half a million lives,
have been placed in the very seats Of
power they abandoned with scorn and de-
iancc. The speaker said he saw the
union flag floating at half-mast for Jacob
Thompson, wLo was regarded as a default
er and traitor Two of the men who
were in arms against the government now
represent this country abroad. This
strange tam IF events, said the senator,
has but one example in history, and that
in the war of restoration or Charles ii,
after the brilliant bat brief protectorate OF
Cromwell; and like that restoration it is a
reproach to the civilization of the age
The appointees of the new administration
had examined the books and vaults, and
found every dollar OF the public money on
hand or accounted for. The speaker de-
clared the Republican party was not beat
en- by Democrats but by disgruntled Re-
publnans Of three states, who opposed
the nominee of the Republican party, and
in the great state Of New York by a mar
row majority of but little more than l 600,
defeated Blaine and Logan. 1t was not
tht NAul VI hlellt III tut1c wv kithA
leaders of our party said the speaker,
but the disappointments. personal con
tests and controversies to a long lease Of
power He declared that even this de.
lection among Republicans would have
been ineffective but Tor the solid south
held together in political fellowship by
crimes, violence and fra1d, which If con
tinued, will assuredly renew the strifes of
the civil war, as that the sun rolls around
its course, The speaker declared that
the negro of the South is openly deprived
of his political rights, and it was done as
boldly as any highway robbery. He dis
cussed this question at great length, and
then turned to the advocacy Of protection
opposed to free trade. He CONDEMNED
the course of President Cleveland in par
doning Lieut.. Miller. a member of the
Cincinnati police force, sentenced TO ont
year for arresting and incarceating negri
voters in Cincinnati at the recent %nationa
election. He defended John Roacl
against the action Of Secretary Whitney
, 1885-08-27

The Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Val
ley railroad will be ready toship live stock
and other freight to and from Chadron.
Dawes County, Neb., August 3, 1885.
This line, in connection with the Chicago
< Northwestern railway, offer facilities to
Northern and Eastern Wyoming, South
ern Montana, Southwestern Dakota and
Northwestern Nebraska shippers not be-
fore available by any line ofrailway, short
.enlng the cattle drive and wagon transpor-
tation from 100 to $50 miles. New yards
with all modern improvements and CON
y%eniences for feeding live stock have
Just been completed at Missouri Valley,
la. For rates and other information, ad-
dress the undersigned.
X. q. MoREHoUsE,
General Freight Agent,
Missouri Valley, la.
, 1885-08-27

BRIGHTON BEACH, Aug. 26,-rhC
weather was all that could be desired, but
the track was lumpy. The attendance
was large.
Mile-Bonanza won, Tony Foster see
ond, Haledon third. Time, ;49i.
Three-quarters of a mile-Miss Bald
win won, Harry Morris second, Hot Box
third. Time, 1871.
Seven eighths of a mile-Valley Forge
won, Cardinal McCloskey second. Mono
lauka third. Time, l:32i.
Mile and an eighth-Miss Brewster
won, WoodAower second, Torpedo third.
Time, 300.
Three-quarters of a mile, 2-ycar-olds-
Soluda won, Florence Tonso second, eli
max third. Time, l:19l.
Mile and a half, over six hurdles
Bally won, Wembledon second. Bonair-
eta third. Time, 1851.
, 1885-08-27

GALVESTON, Aug. 26-L dispatch
from Laredo to the Neirs says: The re-
ported fight between bandits and soldiers
near this place is without foundation. No
bandits have recently been brought in.
The body of Alexander Vidurra, a
wealthy merchant recently assassinated
near Corallito's ranch, was found floating
in the Rio Grande to day with five bullet
holes in the head and heart. There ia no
clue TO the assassins.
, 1885-08-27

Malarial gas is the most deceitinl thing
on earth. It has no odor, and you do not
perceive its presence, until it has taken
hold ofyou. Fight its malarious influence
with Brown Iron Bitters, and you will
conquer This great medicine gives vigor
by enriching the blood and toning the sys-
TEN so a. TO cast malaria out. Hr. John
Denlanger, Lancaster, Pa, -ays, =" used
Browns Iron Bitters for malaria and gen
eral debility, and it has cont m great
good -