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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-28
.SHANTIES."

The Sun says: ShantY-town
comprises several thousand houses
and three times as many goats,
scattered over the northern part Of
the island. These shanties, "
said Chief Inspector Morris yes
terGay, NOW face brown-s.cne
fronts which have arisen by nun
d.eds since the elevated reads
came into existence. Hundreds Of
complaints have been made by citi-
zens residing in these new housls
regarding the filthy cond;. .on VI
tne shanties. There are no laws by
which we could order the destluc-
ton Of any Of these shant;es, but
we cou'd enforce restrictive meas
ures, which would amount 30 the
same thins. We have made a
thorough examinssion of al the
shant;cs, and, up to date, have is
sued Lea orders to FL up vaults
and vel connected with the sewers
and water pipes, remove all the
rubbish and conine the goats. 10
connect with the sewers AID water
pipes alone is an expense mach
greater than the shant:es are worth,
and will result i'm drying the ten
ants away. The shlnties are gen.
orally surrounded on 2 sides by
streets that are far above them.
Into these hollows all kinds of rub
Dish have been dumped. The ten
ants often, i've with their goats,
hogs aud chickens and all on one
foo. Their vaults have no con-
nection with tie sewerage. In
some cases they have small sheds
used as stables, the f.th p.a.l
which runs into the soil. ihe
sbanties are men.ce to the health
CT the districts in which they 1-.st
ana the measures taken tosupo 1'sss
them. severe though they seem,
are necessary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-28

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-28
Beef. Lamb,

MY faculties for purchasing,
GOOD beef are second TO none IN
the state and customers can al
ways be assured ofthe 1cSt IN the
market. ser.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-28

Fresh Fruits and Oysters
ways On hand.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-02-25
Inter ben i'm 6nnie nnnpnnm,

- Inter ben inn Suuie ansenomme:
men Senatsgeieben finoen pir ieueS Der,
Seidnet, tuel9es WorriIon County 9e.
%itattet, $4,000 Shu(oen bebufs Sunois
runs Der i9webenoen S9ulo Su maben.
Oessleiden paiiirte bas Senatsseieb,
ipelbes Otter Gail County autbOriiirt,
$4,000 bebufs 8aues zines @efans.
niiies 81 maben.
- &edt toI sins's am 9onnerstaa
in Serrn 9einri9 Seinsen's Saloon in
st. Wartin su. @enannter lieB bur6
Srieoensridter @iIiber elne golettior
BEL Mid Skinner in ct. Martin er6e=
ben. Ser S1uloner besa6(te feline
Sbulb, mari ieoo1 an uben g.nanntem
Gage benz Seinteu uur, feline Sorberuns
lei gu aroB setueien, tporauf SeinSen er.
uieoerte, ieinen gi9ern semdB iei bic
Soroeruns ridtis seweien. Gs emf.
ipanu ii9 elm @urtmedief, tpobei &lint
net nad ansabe bes 8eridterItatters
bas Meifer seSosen ,ub elm B,erslas
gum Sdlaaeu in Die Sano senommen
babe. Gin Wietbsmann bes Serrn
pein5en, 9amens &eiser, fam 81
oilfe, uno 8eioe iebten ben &uhelt6rer
an bic 2uft. 9linfner sius nod 9auie,
febrte iebOA balo NIT ieineu beiben
SDbnen IN genanntes @irthshaus su:
rid; bieie bemolirten bic Sdanftube
%uoaitdnois. Ser alte 2linfner iu6te
in Die Slide uOrSubrinaen, um aud eprl
ieine 9erit6rinsstpu + aus5ulaEen.
Dabei erbielt er iebob einen Shlaa
init benz Sdiretien, tn Solse befien er
iebt bas 8ett bitten mub. GIN Som.
tag bditen Die Stubeit6rer iiA Dor Srie.
oensriebter @iaiser III IlbanD perant-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-02-25
mao Mmgegeno.
+ SoDm Bad. I

@ieoerum tritt an uns be traurige
BHidt berar, ben SOB eines u%nierer
Mubarser gu beri1ten. Qm Sreitos
Morsen uerbreitete iid bic &unbe, baB
Sobn Bad oas 3eitli4e seirsnet babe.
Ser 8erjturbeue tuurbe i'm Sabre 1884
IN Ober /, @mmel, &esierunssbe5irt
Srier, seboren. SIN Sabre 1861 err
arif er ben 9anberitab unb rpanoerte
aus mad Der ueuen Seimatb Imerifa.
6ier augelanst, lieB er ii9 in Safobs
Brairie, Ste lrns So. nieber, tuoielbit
ct nur elm Sabr uerblieb unb bann iein
Deficiencies ,Seim mad ct. Gloub per'
feate. @abreub elmer &eibe uon Sab
rem ftaub er elmer Birtbi6aft Dor, iab
ii9 ieoo9 Dor etrua suei Sabren ieiner
abne6menben @eiunobeit wesen sen6=
tbist, uom @eiddfte 5uridSutreten. ne'
ber's Sabr lit er an elmer Masen'
traufbelt, Der sufolse ct I'M riittisen
@annesalter ben @es in Die gnigfeit
antreten muBte. @ob(uerieben nit ben
6eilsmitteln Der fatbOliiden Stride
enti9tief ct i'm 8eiiein ieiner @attin,
feiner orei &inoer unb bes beiten aller
Sreunbe - tpentt bet Sob nit falter
Sano i.in Spfer torbert-bes fatboliz
iden Srieiters, fanft unb er9eben in hen
@iGen bes Serrn iiber 2eben unb Sob.
Seit pielen Sdbren seb6rte Der Ser.
aorbene 81 Der bieiisen Seuertuebr uno
ertpies ii9 itets als eln etfrises Wtt,
g1ieb. Su lieBen bte Witalieber Der
beri6tebenen Seuer=g ompasnien es iih
ntdt nebmen, ibrem babinsei6ieoenen
Nitbruber bic lebte @hre gu ermeiien.
Nm Sountas @a6mittas %ueriummelte
ft6 Die Seuerpebr in poller Uniform i'm
Spribenbau'e, bon mo iid Der formirte
Bug, an beiien Spibe bic bieiise Union
8anb, gu benz Gterbebauie binbemegte.
Gon ben als 8abrtrdser beltimmten
Serren, Sui. 9ominid, Sobn 9lattes,
gnbreas &rdmer, Ni1. G%teinbauer,
Sobn WOB uno gnbr. Srib tuuroe bic
2eide aus benz Sauie setrasen, Dor Der
in ebrfur6tspoller @eiie Die 9ompagnie
falutirte. Inter ben &ldusen eines
grauermari9es beiueste iid oer 9ei9ens
Sus bin aur fatGolliden Stride. tuo Der
bodw. P. SEQ ere g%inueibung Der 9ei6e
oornabm. Son Der STRIDE aus mar BET
2ei6eusug, nadoem oemielben ii9 cine
sroBe In5abl 2elotra9enoer ansereibt
bate, elm uuiiberiebbarer. Man iab
ME einen iold' 9roBen 9eiden5us, als
ben am lebten Sonntaa Nadmittds.
Sn ,poblseoroneter &eibe besleitete man
bic 9eide gum &lrdbufe, mo- iie uuter
ben iiblifen Geremunien in ben fiihlen
SdooB Der @rbe sebettet murbe. Ser
trauernoen Stnterbliebenen unier tiefites
8eileio unb DEM SerltOrbenen Die etuise
Ruhe!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-02-25

- Die bierorts als einseI@faf enf
Sade betradteteu Gnselesenbeiten Der
Wanfatp, Iuitin & st. glouo 8abu
s~elausteu in Der @ittuods Slbuns I'M
Suuie sur gr6rteruns. Softer rief feline
&eiolution bebufs llnteriubung Der be.
iasten @nseteaenbeit auf. Srufe
unterbreitete einen 8rief bes grdii
benten Der 8abn, 8. %. 8i.
flop. petder iast, baB sic Sabn idOu
oermeien uno nit benz 8au besonuen
peroeu iolle, iobalo Die S~inan5lase ct
mas better Jet, ~jeoenfa0s aber nod in
bieiem Sabre. Softer perlas eitten Or
tifel zines gilbert Sea 8lattes, in mel
DIEM Die lluteriuduns dig cine brin=
eenbe ~uerlangt wiro uno bielt bann cine
Ianse &eoe. @s erfolste bann cine
ldnsere Se5atte, tporauf bic &eIolutiou
an ELM bonn Spre6er su e%rnennenoes
SpeSialcOmmittee berpieien ipuroe.
Sieier ernannte bic Serren Softer,
6aralbion, Wpers bon Stearns Co.,
See BON Cobb SO. uno Durrant su Wtit.
gliebern beS Committees, tpeldes Die
NngeIegenbeiten Der Wanfato, Muitin
uno ct. glOuo 8abn unterlu6eu ipa.
= Senator 8udman BON 2ittle Sails
rei6te i'm Senat einen @eiebentpuri
elm, IN isel9em bic 2esaliiiruns sepii1er
Bubl:tationen in 8eitunsen in Morri}ou
@ountp b%efiirmortet miro.
- Infer Superintendent Bruce reibte
im Saule cine @eiebporlase elm, pel9e
e1O75 fir 8erluit beniuist. ben Die
8elpubner BON Sprins Sil bur9 Die
Bodenfeude erlitten. Cine f%eineslpe9s
erfreuli9e @adri9t miro es fir Sic
Spr1ng Siler iein, baB unter ienen Sc.
feben, tuel9e auf Intras oeri6ieoener
COMMITTEES periuorien purbea, iid aud
6as bon Bruce einserei9te beinbet,
eemna9 ben Sprins Sillern iebweoe
SuHnuns auf @ntibdoisuns bes 8erlu:
hes lciiens bes Staates 9eraubt 1T.
Gin ie%benfalls I'M s(nidluB an bic
m Sauie setbbtete @eiebborlase beSis:
iib bes Ben gprins SiGern 5usuerfen'
renoen gerluites bon Senator 8aite
einsereidter @eiebentiuurf s%eftattet ben
County Gommiffaren bon Stearns 60.
Rurfebrunsen aesen bic Iusbreituns
er 8latternfranfbeit 81 trefen.
Ibseoroneter Mepers b. Stesrns
{ punts unterbreitete ON Spnnerstag Ell.
ien @eiebentwurf, iDelder RE Strdfs
nasarbeit in Stiumater a6'daft. Sos
{ eieb 1T bon Der 2a6ar & Sraoe 81
mblies Don ct. Saul uap M~ihaeapOs
+ 8 entpprfen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-15
c. ]. Gustayeson.


THIS mornings issue of THE HERALD
contains the advertisement of Mr.. C. ].
Gustaveson, the enterprising saddle
and harness maker, whose name has
become so generally known throughout
the country in connection with his
numerous and already popular inven-
tons. Mr.. Gustaveson with his charac-
teristic ingenuity has given to the trade
some OF the most useful Improvements
that have yet been devised, amongst
which are his celebrated hobble, nose
sack, halter, etc., ETC.. for which he has
in each case obtained a patent. In
'order to attract attention to his fine
stock of saddles, of which he is making
speciality. and to his large stock OF
harness and horse furnishings. he has
adopted the plan of Prize Distribution
and each year puts aside number of
attractive articles, some of which are
quite valuable, as prizes, and gives to
his customers tickets or chances in his
Prize Drawing. Several parties have
already been fortunate in obtaining
fine harness or saddle. in these draw
ings and have published their testimon
ials as to the fairness of the plan. A
list OF prizes for the next drawing will
be found in the advertisement above re-
ferred to, as well as the general business
card OF SIR. Gustaveson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-15

Gus to-day than ever before. 1t is all a
lie to say that because polygamists have
been disfranchised, they have lost
power. What IS wanted, is United
States marriage law. There are $4,000
Mormons opposed to the leaders. but
they have TO be hypocrites. When q
nation is SO big it cannot tell what
is going on in parts of il.
then there is something rotten this
side of Denmark. What the loyal
citizens OF Utah want is commission
that will make laws for and govern the
Territory; and the Gentiles are willing
to give up their right OF suffrage that
this commission may be appointed
This Is the anxious wish of people
whose interests are in Utah. There are
in Utah 10000 people cursing the
United States flag, 10000 blessing it.
There are $50 600 who believe John
Taylor is the highest law, 10000 who
believe the laws of the United States
supreme. There gro 100 600 who believe
1t right to break l. US when John Taylor
tells them to, who believe the United
States is to be destroyed for the murder
OF Joseph and Hyrum Smith and who
believe the revelation on polygamy is
from God. The Mormons are bound,
body ana soul. l deny that Mormons
are prosecuted for religions sake, and
point to ,Josephites to show that they
are not attacked nor presented. The
polygamous Mormon religion is a
temporal and not spiritual one. 1t is
not my religion to kill; but it would be
vastly better to kill than to torture
body and soul. Polygamy and the
treason of Mormons are twin reptiles.
men and women of the
country, what are you going to do
Il nut it2
have made the report milder than
the lecture; l do not believe
her in the epitome. l have
no comments to make. The lecture it
self was the lying production of a
brazen and unprincipled woman, and
was ignored by the press of Washing
ton. The Critic said of it: "The only
new thing about it is the dress"
WANDERER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-15
THE TEACHERS.
Their Meeting and Exercises Oh
Saturday Afternoon.

| Association met at II o'clock, March
18th. 1885, in the Fourteenth Ward
Schoolhouse.
Vice-President C. F. Wilcox in the
chair
The secretary and assistant being alb
sent, Thomas S. Higham was appointed
secretary pro. tenn.
After the roll call and the reading
and approval OF the minutes the pro-
gramme was carried out as follows:
How to teach elementary grammar,
was lucidly and feelingly portrayed by
Mrs. c. f. Wilcox.
A recitation by Miss Nellie RIPLEY,
was thoroughly full of life and vivid
picture power.
The lecture by J. 3. Stawert on how
to develop character, was a terse and
comprehensive synopsis of the intri-
cate subject. In his remarks he clearly
proved that child may be born with
his moral tendencies perverted and con-
tinue in that vein, until his reason is
developed, and then radically change his
criterion of action. Cautioned against
the habit of parents and others adapt
ing their remarks to an adult conception
rather than to the child's idea, surfeiting
its mind. If the democratic principle
of each child's c. nscience being It's guide
were more rigidly carried out. no change
of circumstances would ever find the
child or man incapable of meeting
them. Care should be taken that each
impression for good should be so made
that it would inger long upon the
mind, and that not by portraying some
evil in all its hor ors.
Alter an intermisslon of ten minutes,
in which the programme committee
talked with the members about the
future exercises of the association, the
chair announced that telegram had
been received from the Utah County
Teachers Association, inviting this asso-
citation to participate with them in their
exercises of two weeks from to-day
In accepting the favor all absent MEM
bers of the Salt Lake County Associa-
lion were invited to attend.
William NJ. Stewart stated that he had
received correspondence from
II. S. Kellogg e. Co., stating that they
would fairly and impartially publish in
their journal any item of educational
interest that any teacher might send to
them.
J. B. Stewart was released from act
Ing as agent IOT tne aSSOclatlOn LOT euu-
cational publications and William NJ.
Stewart appointed as his successor.
Programme of four weeks from to-
day was read as follows:
Cultivation OF the senses, Mr.. Sondra
Sanders.
How to obtain the cooperation of the
parents with the teachers, Mr.. J. B.
Morton.
A reading by Mrs. VIM. NJ. Stewart.
The conducting of the association as
class in arithmetic, by Mr.. VIM. NJ.
Stew rt.
Critic, Miss Edwards.
Benediction by Edward Argall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-15
Then let US be on hand,
By Brigham Young 20 stand,
And If our enemies do appear
VIII sweep them from the land


BY Brigham Young 20 stand,
And If our enemies do appear
VIII sweep them from the land!
1 cannot describe the effect for the
painful reason that 1 did not discover
that it had any effect.
When word was received in Salt Lake
that Abraham Lincoln was dead, Brig
ham Young rushed to the Theatre and
into the green room. where, rubbing his
hands with glee, he said to friend of
mine, "Drape the Theatre, drape her.
Another enemy gone. OH There is a
God in Israel When Garfield was dead
a prominent Mormon telegraphed his
wife, Thank God Another enemy
deadl" y
The Gentiles of Utah owe thanks to
President Arthur for two appointments
he has made, and as citizen, wish to
thank him. He has given to Utah
Justice Zane and Prosecuting Attorney
Dickson.
The last Legislature was composed OF
monogomists, but they were so COM
pletely under the control ofthe Mormon
hierarchy, the body might as well nave
been composed OF polygamlsts. The
polygamous managers are more numer-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-15
"Rouch ON Itch. y

Rough on Itch" cures humors, erup-
tons, ringworms, letter, salt rheum.
rosted feet, chilblains.
WHY WILL YOU COUGH WHEN
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief?
Price 10 cts, so cts. and 81. For sale at
A. c. Smith Il Co.'s Drug Store. (ll)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-15
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc., will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by q missionary in South America
Sen1 Sc 'd9ressed envelope to REV
JOSEPH f. INMAE, Station D. New York.
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l have solved more and gore further
in this than you ever knew bel onged to
this science, and would only be too
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how much Was consumed by ad va|or-
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let YOU know what some boys know,
But have said enough, or Ike T"ots
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NE.
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eign man at all, | au, for these Unit
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Shooting some what deprecated you
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Respy
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-02-12
A Remarkable Escape.

Mrs. Mary A Daley, of Tuukhar,
mock, Pa, was afflicted for six years
with Asthma and Bronchitic, during
which time the best physicians could
give no relief. Her life was despaired
of, until liz last October she procured
Bottle of DR. Kings New Discovery,
when immediate relief was felt, and by
continuing its use for short time she
was completely cured, gaining in flesh
50 lbs in few months.
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