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Judr. Lynch In Georgia.

Fort GAINES, &C., Nov. 2.-In Bluff
ton, on Sstu day evening. novel ex-
ecution OF lynch court ssntonce took
place. Apair OF boots had BEEN stolen
from one OF the storas during the day
and their possession was traced TO
John Rogers, a l5.yesr-old negro. The
merchants immedistely organized q
court, by selecting Samuel FarreGt a.
Judge, and DR.. j. b. Johnson as pros
ecuting attorney, and appointing Col.
onel w. f. Green for defense, and
six colored man for jury,
the foreman al which was atop-fsthor
of the accused. After the presentation
of the evidence aud argument by the
counsel the jury retired, aud in few
minutes returned verdict OF guilty,
and fixed az penalty that 100 lashos
should bs inflicted on the boys naked
back, 70 be- laid on by his stop-father
with o whslebone whips
The prisoner WAS led out and tied, 80
that he c0Nld not squirm uudor the
blows. Pierce Dnzler aotod a, bailiff
and counted The blows. Tho old man
laid on tho blows rapidly, drawing
screams of agony from tho boy. On
tho 50th lash he exclain cd:
at you let me of fore God / WON'T do
1t again"
This lashman wasiuexouorable,h how
ever, and NOT until even 100 lashes had
been inflicted was the work sus-
handed.
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Fighting Peles.

CHICAGO, Nov. AT Polish dance
ct 900 James avenue last night, gen.
erel row and terrific fight with
knives tosk place. The hall was
In tho place WAS armed with
knife. The women Esd
and the men fought it out among
themselvee. When the police arrived
they found two man " ing on tho floor
covered with blood. A large number
Of the participants In tho fight were
cat, bat managed to escape.
Thomas Hepf % yeErs of sge, had
three cuts ab )ut his head, every ono an
inch long.
Aust Labsum had three deso cuts in
the head, two on the LETT check to tho
bone, one cut over his lsft eye, two on
his left hand and one on his right
hand. He was taken to tho police
station, where medical assistance was
procured.
Labaun will probably die, but Hepf
Will recover.
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BOSTON, Nov. 2.-Ths sovorest wind
and rain storm experienced here In
many years prevailed to-day, and
along shore. The harbor was tossed
into 1mmsnse pillows. Numerous ves-
sells lying at the piers dragged
their apchurs and seyernl OF them
were badly damaged by being dashed
together or against the docks. As
far cs eau be sscertsincd no Ives
Loaf. Advices from Portland, Maine,
forkGmouth, New Hampshire ana
other points on the COST report an ex-
trenlely severe wind storm this after
noork Many Vessels dragged anchors
and 10y ~ went ashore. Ons lErs9
schol1er was completaly wrecked.
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THE STRIKE STILL. ON.

Remarkable Decision Of the Knights
OF Labor Executive Committee.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-The district as
senbly OF tho K nights OF Labor, st al
executive meeting yesterday, took up
the subject of the late striks or The streot
car men and, Notwithstanding three
Of the four members CT the executive
committee. which had charge of tho
strike have rosigned, and that 80 far
Is the running of cars Is concerned,
there u not slie GhJekt cvidshcH OF 4
serlSc, thsy AlPptea almost Acapt-
neusiy eso,utiln declaring thst tho
strike ia ktil al, rrd ordased IA
nssarsynantor e eaets % oach aDeni-
her ~ ths xs-s aolg p <1PDafs snt
eil kSrs. AUethcr rgacutva Scni-
%, toe nil b. app,intsa.
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ilnts curves. 4f1 A aYIa nIlNt nll.
nfnN lIff "A . ditiIhn1. 49, "a t ~
aaNllnfs ~ rnfatH ~ FalHf ru 1
nfINNn ~ IAlo. shtfn ~ hffs, ADD
dive 4IItIN1 iUf H|h'HHN lu H nHaHl
1fl.. % hIguun hslf, sddlus ~ ihs
sf<rfIine U0nl.
"Nut To- from lhl- tsSs 4. snothsr
mspl<. A band at srsflst three feet
vide euOlfoles ~ NJ tue 10 ~rr bra chrs
Abovo the belt the iaave. are groos all
around the tree Tor absut tho same
Width aa ho sosflsl Above Tho green
IL similar circle ~ bright yellow, AID
the rhundsf top Of tbs tror Il solid
body ~ sckflst, rested on the banded
hfauty Of the whole like dome OF
lire.
"a high hlil IN Taxss township Is
cleared ~ Timber from bottom 70 too,
WITH tho exception Of four large trees
hat stand close togothur on the snln-
init. Two of tho troeH are insDle; the
other two are elnis. They stand ehOus
. rad apart. One ~ thu naples has n
large circular spot % brigh, rcd
leaves on tho SIDE facing
ono VI thu oips. All tho rec,
OF The tras Is SUI unchanged IRON ia
rumasr green, Tue leaves OF tho olm
this msplo fScOs have all turned 60 q
rloh golden hue, sith the exception OF
a ciroulNr spot Of lively green, slnost
the oanct size OF tho red spot on the
maple, sno inmedigtely opposite IL.
Dissonally across tho nocond maple,
from bottom 10 top, extends wide
and regular strip OF leaves OF solid
green. All but this VoTdapt streak isa
flaming red. Tho elm opposite this
maple has n strip running In the same
direction 9orsss IL. IL corresponds In
width with the strip on the maple, but
II Ot y soft golden color. Every other
leaf on the t'ee IL still green.
"a water birch onths bordsr OF Mid
die orcsk displays, among its other
wise uniform array of yellow iesVeE,
ltnir ot grson leaves that forin huge
and perfect human hsnl.
"A psrticulsr,y striking effect caused
by 9uiumn folipgs IL given by two tall
homluck trees thrs grow Klong the
Hswloy turnpike. A wild ivy vine
has sound Its way up one of tho trees
and crept among tbs branches in VII
directions. Tho lssvns of this vine
have turned to a most iatanss orimeon,
and CLEAN here an ( there in Loo mldst
OF the dark aud nevar-Ghaneing green
OF the hemlock lika radiant fowere, A
wild grape vine has entviued i.solf
about the trunk and up around the
hraucher ~ The oth.r homlnos. The
leaves OF tbi3 vino hRyo b.e)mo rich
aud usIsy yellow, and stand out
asa,nst thu cDld color Of tho tree ike
fantastic fsshionings Of gold. "-[ Port
Jervis Gazette.
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qusllly. nd ~ me blnhssi iesvsnlas
y WAT Az nfe|eullns su1rlHdaa.
ssfe and shlIl fIained ~ = fweflts
yoafs' rfaotlrsl fspsflsnfr afa COO.
tflbuitd fDusfd this end, snd no phaf.
nsssuticsi rfepsfsil0n can be- ds
pfnssd 9Th Ffesiar aorursev,
pfeulslun aud erartness, Avsrf srii.
ols used u absolutely puIe A num-
bar Of eholnis. ara employed O. test the
strength ~ ssch ingrsJinut, sn thai ita
sxsrf power aud fffiof Ia combination
With ia 90 Ingredients, IL denliioly
known. Nuiniuz 10 tTust-d 10 elAnes,
and 20 pfrron 10 employed Ia ths
preparation Of the nsiefials usfd, az
The msuuf.o ure OF tho powder, WIN IL
NOS nn sKpaTt Ia HE particulsf hfsGoh
OF Lla nus ness. A. tcuusrquoEcs, tho
Rp'sl Baking Powder IL ~ Ins highest
grade Of excellence, always pure,
-h0iesDmo and uniform ia quality.
Each box II exactly Ike every oihsr,
aud will retain iis p0wera aud produce
the same aud tao highest leavening
tff-et VA any climaie, ~ any time, The
government chemists, sfier having
snA,y zsd all tho principal brands la
tho market 10 Iheir reports, placed the
Royal Baking Powder M the head ~
the list Tor strength, purity snd whole
tOmones,, Aud thousaf de OF tests oil
over tue country have further demon
sirricd The fact that It's qualities are,
Ia every respect, unrlvalsd.
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Have You Soon II?

Reeds Chill Cure mover fails! II
contains no quinino, arsenic or other
poisons, and Ia palatablo to the most
delicate taste. IL puritles the blood,
cleansos the liver, strsngshens tho d.
gestive organs and glves tore 10 the
whole syslem. A box Of pllls free with
each bottle. This valuable medicine
il for sRle by all druggists.
j. w. Crnwdus Drug Co., wholesale
agents, Dallas. Texas.
DR.. J. l.. Reed, sole proprietor,
ClarKsyille, TeNsa
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ExronrA, Ksa., Nov. ?. This MOCK
ing tho Waikup cess was opened By
Judge GraFes giving his instructions
to tho Jury. They ara said to be very
mont of tbs Jury. Mr.. Steerry, OF
couusAA FOR the prosecution, occupied
all thu morning ia addressiug hejury.
He viii be folio wed by enc Of the couri-
rel for rho ciafcnas. la We
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Hnmn LENA and Topie..
"All your own fault
If you remain sick whsu you can
Gel on hltts rh that neYer.-Eall.N

"All your own fault
If you remain sick whsu you can
Get op bittsrs that neyer--Fall."
--The weatsst woman. Smallest
child, aud sick!iost Invalid can use hop
bis:ers with sSfsty aud great good.
Old men totteripg sround from
Rheumstisu,, kidney trouble or any
weakness will be made almost now by
using hop bittars.
E@-My wife and daughter were
made healthy by tho use OF hon bltters,
aud / recommend them to my people.
--TMeth0dlst Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor 4 hop
Bitters are not tho best family medicine
On earth ~!
--Malariai fsvsr, Ague and Billiour-
mesa will Leave every neighborAood AS
slon as hop bltters arrive.
tiny mother drove the paralysis
and neuralgia all out OF her system
with hop bitters."-Ed. Oswego sun.
ElE-"Kssp the kidney healthy with
h bitters and you need not fear
sicknoss."
The vigor OF youth for the aged and
infirm in hop bitters
eat the change of life nothing equals
Hop Biners to q lay all troubles incident
thereto
1.-THE best periodical for ladies' to
take monthly, aud from which they
will receive the greatest benefit is hop
bitters."
Thousands die annually from some
form OF Hicnsy disease that might
h ava bear orsyentsd by timely use of
hop bitters.
Ind eastiou, weak stomach, irrsgu-
laritiea o. tho bowels, csnnot exist
vi hon mop 5ltters are usod.
A Timely y use OF hop
Bltters will keep whole fam ly
In robust health a year alta little cost.
To produce real genuine sleep and
,hild-like repose sll night, take little
hop bitiers on r3nring.
Eey- None genuine without bunch of
green Hops on the white label. Shan all
,se vile, poisonous staff with shop" or
lHopSv In tleir name
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The FentastIc Hainsnt They yaA, y
& ~ WayAe Ooaats, New xtsr
stYou meyer saw svsh funsy FRS a.
some Of the trees in Wayne COMFY ass
Up y this 5alln SAID verscious Il )
daler 70 reporter tbe o,htr ses
eone largo maple ia : 1cld on 81. . s
lazy farm iE a. green az II was in J y
:fcSpK "a b ,syutD ia. Tue; n rs
" a. n ynsf rel kssii Il csu1i-pijg
kFln>h q. yfi.eT have appoais II, w.
relI III cboe are W distrl5atta ~
fnz5n tre eyes, nose Nd lhoc
AurIan iRcs, ana 10 iile:like aiq sll
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NJ. NJ. Kesterscu, Dorsey county,
Arksnsas, says: l can osrtiiy 10 the
fact that Hughes roulC Is the best
touic ever tried. consider 1t better
that Quinine.
Prepared by r. A. Robiusen IL Co.,
wholesale druggists, LDuisville Ken
tocky.
Sold at retail by druggists generally
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"a. NJ. Ksate rson, Dorsey County
Arkansas, says: eau certify to the
fsci that Hughes Tonic is tho bss
chill tonic / ever tried. l consider Ii
better than Quinine. Prepared by Il
tail ey all druggist and desiera gem
orally.
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1 have been afflicted since last March
with a Ska disease the doctors CO led Eo-
Zema. My face was covered with scabs
and sores, and the itching and burning
were almost unbearable. Seeing your GU
TICURA RsMEDIES so hignly recon-
m .nded, oonclu ded 10 give Them trial.
using the CUTICURA and CUrICURA SOAP
externally and RESoLvENT inter tally, for
four mo this. cal myself cure1, W graf
itude 70 which make tails public tAta-
ment. MR.. CLARA Is. FREDERICK
BROAD Brook, CONN
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Send FOR price list of cypress cisterns
and water tanks, 60 Callahan d
Lewis, branch Office aud warehouse,
q Msury street, Eou ston, Texas, Hss
aud chsapsst in the South. Agents
wanted everywhere. M d q W.
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gNHHHnA TEXTURES n
W byA III n HH AND IA
WI Aua WBl10j HUMI2S n

Er uptior q, tching and
"A Bur irg Shin fortunes, Ioai hsome
sores, and every sp cies OF Itching, Scaly
Pimpiy, Inherited, Scrofulous and Conta-
81 us d sease of the Stood, skin ana Soap,
with Loss of Hair, from Infancy to old ag'',
are positively cured by CUTiCURA, the
great Skin Cure, and CUTIoURA SOAR an
eXqu isite Skin b au fer, externa ly, and
CUgICUeA SEsoLvERT, the new Blood Pu-
rifier, Internally
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NPr.hakls wsoc...

NEW IlosBes Conn, Nov. 2.--The
dredging mschino, Atlantic No.z 4,
while being sew.d to Nav York last
night, b srtsd hsr hawssr 10 Line gallo,
and IL il feared thas ell Gu board sro
lost. The grew cnagisysd OF seven men
III charge y; Captaiu K.ht.
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i,ITTfs Kiosk, Nov. IA qiosS rom
Tushs Homns, ChocsAw NAAGn, ssT
Thompsoa tfclkausz "a teen peiili-
I AZ ID ~ = nass sleeiip@ for priuctpsi
bi Z Of tbs Territory. Edn1nd NJ }
Cuct IN, Tho prescott shiofs pfonpuncss
in McKiE asJ's favor arzz<s
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SCALE. FAon. y $500 NEoR .

cVhI' . fhOI1. - I8t77l ~ u y 7-felt'
was afflicted will I,.genia on'tAo SH7Ip,
Face, Ears and Me- Wilton uhe drugs
where I cot your reu'si.s prJuou ced
one oft1e worst ca to flle nal q nae Imtar
his notlc. ne adNlsud NO 70 try your GU
1ICURA REMEDIB HuN a'ter five dnys
use my soslp and tart uf my facB Wer en-
tirely cured and / 4ope }. itnOshcr week TO
have my ears, necll and ne other pur5 Of
my face cured. HERMAN SLAb8
120 =. 4TH steel, y gW YcrE
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Ceunterfelter stnlenless:

Ina II Rock, Nov. q NDoch Besk-
loy, chisf oi Qua Of the moss daring
o0unte rf6tting gangs ia Arkanssr, wsa
today a6ntcnc8d to 10 years in the Ssv'
ernfnerlt prison al Detroit.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Tulane University CfAouisiaaa
LAW DEPARTMENT.

che next session Of this department will
begin Monday, November 10, 1885.
The Law School is not m ted 10 instruc-
ton n the civil lsw of Lopisi ana. Its lac
t res ana course ofstudies are designed to
prepare the student for admission to the
bar not only in this State, but also ia any
f the com on law states of The Union 1t
invites 70 IT. classes all who wish to at
themselves for the practice of the law Its
professors ate well known lawye of long
standing at the oar, ripe In exp rience and
still actively eusaged IN the prac ice of the
profession. Tuitiou, $50 aer session.
FhCULTY.
Randell Hunt, LII D., Emeritus Rector,
Professor OF Constitutional La 20, CONNER
cial Law and the Law of Evidence
William Francis Mellen, LII. u Dean,
Professor or onnwor Law and Equity
Juyir pt9d nee, aAiI LoCtR O. or Crilnilal
i,t2 30d the Lev afFlD1dWg
He ~ Garrett Mi.kf, proiessor OF
AiI1lrnlJY amt tnt al.natIOnal Law
H0nry DSuis, Professor OF ClyiI Lsw and
ln3tii' eg on OH. Lnud Laws OF tbe United
siatlB
IN commandments should DO addressed
To WILLIAM v. MELLEN,
IleRn OF the Faculty OF law,
~ CarODdglet ETveet New girieall In
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!, parIsot laa.rina tsw,lsr.

Ihe Elsa; euteeaA efths Royal EsS-
Ing RoNdtI ir cus 10 tho sxtxefAs care
exercired By its msnnfsctsrers TO
MAKE Il entisely pure, Uniform in
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The weekly subscribers ofTnE HER
AID will confer "a great favor upon the
paper IL they will remit us amounts
due on their paper.
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M itcbeE az Scruggs
Can 90 foun.s Ia their one.story iron
front, near their old stand, on Elm
slreet. MITCHELL It SoRUGGs.
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CUrIOURA ewfnnTFs

Are sold by all drugg,sts Price Ourr-
ouRs, 80 cents; REso YgNy Si.la; ScAp,
rs cents. POTTER ]lRUG ASp AMMECAL
90, Boston. send for "lIoW' 10 Curo ssEiu
Diseases"
DEa ~ Skin hg uFinS Cu1icURA
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For SALE.--A farm of 1884 acres, 175
acres improved. Terms, ons-iith
cash, balance in six yeats. Apply 100
Main street, up stairs.
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Yoadg and Mi8d'9 Aged @
A SURE CURE.

The awful effect o, early Vice, wliok
brings organic weakness deEtroyir both
mind and body, with al ils awful .iiH he
fore the inevitable sequel, sUIfPTiosJ.
sets IN, or Paipltation Of tue Heart, Tifliid-
ity, Trembling, Nervous ~ 3hargoe, So
much to be feared, back OF Ideas 5adnesg
of Spilits, Ugly Iplaginipgs, DISLIKE III
Social lie and Brooding Melancholy, y
MARRIED MHN - 1ose or ring or
that happy life aware o ff'hvsicai DEBILITY,
Excitahility OF the Nerves, or other mega.
larities quickly assietc4.
20 MINERALS USrD.-Young people
losing their health Gnd spending me Ens
money with those uuskiiied and upquslr-
hed TO treat them, causing fatal cisCr,ie'G
IT, the head, throaC, Nose, liver nd luuNs,
stomach and bowels nPhEpILf CURBD
DIR. w a IS y II RCUG
Consulting Rooms, Tec Ehn ST., EaiIas
Allprivate matters cured. Parties tTeot-t
ed byletter, and medicine sent @. 0, ID
DR.. Wassercug lisa regular graduate 3i-
p'Oma IN nfiice-lS v ars pracGcC
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E@- Mono genuine without bunch of
green Hops on the white label. Shan all
tse vile, poisonous staff with "Hop' or
GY opsv In tleir hme
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To produce real genuine sleep and
child-like repoae sll night, take little
hop bitters on r3sring.
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NOTICE.
Estate of Barnabas L. adams, Deceased

Estate Of Barnabas L. adams, Deceased.
NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PURsU-
i ance of an order of the Probate Court of
the County OF Salt Lake, Territory of Utah,
made on the Slst day of March, A. D. 1885, in
toe matter OF the estate of Barnabas L.
Adams, deceased, the undersigned, Admin
lstratrix OF said estate, VIII sell at private
sale to the highest bidder, for cash, and sub.
Ject to confirmation by said Probate Court,
on or after the 25th day of April, 1885, all the
right, title and interest of the said Barnabas
L. Adams, at the time of his death, and all
right, title and interest OF said estate in and
to certain lots and parcels of ground situate
in said County of Salt Lake, bounded and
described as follows: Lot one Q), block
thirteen llS). plat 'B, salt Lake City survey,
situated in the First Ward. Lots FIVE (s), six
(6), seven "a, eight (Sl, and twenty COY, block
three ~ plat "a" five acre survey, Salt
Lake County. Lot fourteen (14), block four
a., plat "a" five acre survey. Salt Lake
County. Also the following, subject to the
life estate therein of Julia a. Adams. Lots
one ~, two (2) three (3) and four al. in
block twelve (121, plat 3D." Salt Lake CITY
survey, situated in the First Ward, and con-
tanning five acres.
Terms: Cash Bids to be in writing and
may embrace any or all of said parcels, and
% be deliveredtO
MRS. JULIA A. ADAMS,
1O0 Eighth South St East,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Corner Seventh East and Eighth South
streets. a9
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A Great Medical Work on Manhood.

Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Decline in Man, Errors
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This book should be read by the young for
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There is no member OF society to whom
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the whole English course, ancient and LIZ IYa ~
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Special department for the training OF tfs M
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College Professional staff OF EnglIs s;or 20 n
European reputation. Liberal reduc -Aa ;Ii,,s
the daughters of clergymen. For Ierg . les
trated circular, free, and further par'ic 1i'-7
address. ,,-,,oinal
REV. E. N. ENGLISH, N. A., PrineiPS'
Hellmuth Ladies' College,
London, Ont, Canads'
Next term opens September 1Sth' l0o''
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"A CARD.

~.re q who are suffering from errors and
fndiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc., 1 will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE: This great remedy was dis
covered By missionary in South America
send se.f dressed envelope to REV
Joseph T. ISAAN. Station D. New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-21
On an after
Saturday, Dec. Goth, 1854,
Trains will run as follows:
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TIME.

Connects with Utah Central train leaving
Salt Lake at 7.40 am
Connects with Utah Central train arriY-
ing at Salt Lake at $40 pm.
! Stop only upon signal.
W.. W. RITTER,
MARI Supt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-21

Handsome and spacious buildings OF brick
and stone standing in 150 acres of land, beau-
ifully situated in most healthy and proml-
nent locality on the banks of the River
Thames. Four hours by rail from Niagara
Falls and Detroit, on through route between
east and west. The aim of the founder o.
this college is to provide the highest intei-
lectual and practically useful eduestiOn. Inc
whole system is based upon the soundesl
PROTESTANT principles as the only basis
for the hight formation of character.
FRENCH is the language spoken in the COi'
lege.
Music specially under the direction Q;
". Waugh Lauder, Gold Medalist. and pup.
Of the celebrated Able List; and graduate Oh
Leipsic Conservative, etc, etc.
PAINTING a speciality, under the director
ship OF F. R. Seayey, Artist of European
Schools of Art.