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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-22
FACTS FOR SKATERS.
The Dangerous Results of Injudicious
Exercise on Rollers.

Said I, the other day, to one of our
leading physicians: Doctor, what do
you think of the present roller-skating
mania?"
"Well," he replied slowly, "it's very
good thing for the doctors, surgeons,
and specialists, too. Oh, yes, indeed.
1t brings on high-priced class of COM
plants, much more lucrative that com
mon measles or rheumatism. In the
first place, it is a sort of motion quite
unnatural, and entirely different from
anything to which girl is accustomed.
calling into most violent play muscles
which are but little used. If it were
not a craze which seems to admit of no
moderation, no gradual injuring of the
muscular system which might grow toll
Grant OF the exercise, the case would
not be SO bad. But this is not, after all,
the worst feature. The prevalent, and
all but universal mode of dress, is really
the greatest cause of trouble. The
average girl-though you may be sure
she will Indignantly deny it-could not
QeI
corsets to save her life. Oh yes, she
thinks she does, because she doesn't
know what 1t is-a full, free breath,
which reaches clear down to the waist
line, and demands free play of the
abdominal muscles. Those muscles
and others SO important to locomotion.
are cramped and restricted, while ali
the time trying to respond to the violent
and unnatural strain upon them, and
as result some of the more delicate
organs of her complex system are sure
to suffer, and suffer severely. 1t is with
physicians no secret that there is a
great increase of maladies and weak
nesses among girls directly traceable
to this sport. 1 would rather nv
daughter should run up and down stairs
from cellar to attice forty times a day
than become a devotee of this kind of
amusement. The consequences are
similar but worse in the latter case"
do you consider it worse than skat-
ing on ice?"
Skating on ice is not good thing
for many girls-for none but the hearth
est who are accustomed to vigorous ex-
ercise-and not for them unless proper
ly dressed. But the outdoor is, of
course, an improvement on that of the
rink, not only because of its purity and
invigerating qualities, but because the
cold puts limit to the number of hours
devoted to the amusement. Then, too,
there is usually plenty of room. and,
less liability to accidents
of one sort and another But, the one
fact is, that girls can never profit by
the present popular rage for physical
exercises and pedestrian feats until they
conclude to dress sensibly so as to allow
the free use of the muscles they are
ostensibly seeking to develop. 1t is
perfectly absurd otherwise, and nothing
can prevent its working an injury"
Minneapolis Tribune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-22
Grace and Beauty Conqer.

n brilliant young society girl got
married into Quaker family. 1t was
al impossibillity to give up her crimps
or her pretty dresses; she must win
Ghem over to accept her habits of life
and to cause them to come to her stand
peint at the very beginning. On the
afternoon of her arrival she ran out of
Aer room to her sister-in-law with the
request: "Oh, Mary, could you give me
e matehP My hair is all out of curl and
HZant to light the gas to heat slate
fpeneil." The family waited for the
coming curls with stern displeasure,
that melted away completely and for
esEEer before the evening was over under
slae charm Of the young lady's added
5FEettiness and the brightness of her
conversation. The husband had warn
vs1Iher that some of the elders of the
@Gurch would call to demonstrate with
him on having married among the
-Eorld's people," When one afternoon
'nTee OF them appeared she swept into
Tshe parlor with her longest train and
'Ssne or two extra bangles, so radiant, so
'caarming, so delighted to seem them,
sEAat they stayed an hour. The only
ESmonstrance the abused husband re-
SezTed, as he followed them to the door.
was the observation from one of them.
Friend Charles, thee has married ex-
.fseedingiy well. "-E1.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-22
JOHN BROWN.
9zs MArtyrhood 0uestiOn-A Call OF
Senator Ingalls,.

LAWRENCE, Kan, February 14th.-The
azIPcussion whether John Brown was a
gEauine martyr has broken out with
EEzEEed virulence, and there is a loud
demand for Senator ingalls, to write an
gEbsr magazine article on the question.
E1GoTernor Robinson, the first free
State Governor of Kansas, who first
c hzmpioned Brown, now claims that
Subsequent facts compel him to reverse
Ais Batteries and change his convictions.
EH long letter published in this even
Hng1s Herald Tribune, the Governor SAYS
at is a sufficient answer to Sanborn
'1hs& /, with others, was deceived until
sst5er the time referred to by him, when
the Pettawatomie massacre occurred,
{ had been absent from the Territory
and Z prisoner some two weeks, and
knew nothing whatever of the situation
IN the Pottawatomie region. l was told
that the proslavery men there had in
=41guTated war of determination of the
Tree State settlers and that this massa-
ere had put a stop to it. This was un-
scsRtCadicted, and had every reason to
suppose there was some foundation in
fsct for such statements as were made.
Had that view proved correct, my apol-
egies for Brown would have continued (;
but unfortunately, it has foundation
IN fact, and the conclusion is inevitable
that John Brown, by act, intended to
involve the sections in war and not to
protect free statesmen. Ny view now,
after investigation, is that not man
had been killed south of Douglas County
IN hot 6ofn. hot fho L.
Brown had committed no crime and
threatened to commit none, and that
Brown was ready to kill any pro-slavery
nan he could fine, simply because he
was pro-slavery. 1t is unnecessary to
SKY that this change of view of the sit
=1atjon has completely changed my view
al Brown and the Pottawatomie affair. y
The Governor quotes from Mr.. Towns
ley, an eyewitness, whose testimony
Is uZimpeached and unimpeachable:
AFTER my team was fed and the party
azd taken supper, John Brown told me
fo- the first time what he proposed to
dc He said he wanted me to pilot the
company up to the forks of the creek,
some five or six miles above, into the
neighborhood where lived and show
them where all the pro-slavery men re-
sided, that he proposed to sweep the
= SeA, as ne came down. OF all the pro-
slavery men living on it. | most posi-
bively refused to do it. The old man
Doyle and two sons were called out and
marched some distance from the house.
towards Dutch Henry's, in the road,
where halt was made. John Brown
drew his revolver and shot the old man
Doyle in the forehead. and Browns two
youngest sons Immediately fell upon
the younger Doyles with short two
edged swords.
The Governor closes as follows;
. If history furnishes parallel to the
~ccid-blooded, unblushing, persistent and
ELnscrupulous lying of John Brown, his
family and friends, have not discover
ed 1t Yet it is of such men some PEG
pie make heroes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-22
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-22

stall and made commonplace remark
to her knew our acquaintance would
not lead to warm attachment. Some
how 1 felt constrained and uneasy IN
her society from the moment we met
until loving friends pulled me out
through the stable window and brought
me back to consciousness: | - shall hall
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sign has not been right.
| might be sent on Polar expedition
and get stranded on an iceberg, with NO
other alternative but to milk COW OF
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tackle the COW unless the friend was
very old friend indeed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-22
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-22
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Specialist.
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Opposite Overland House, In Union Bloc
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-22
VIM. BREDEMEYER. Dr.. PHI.
Mining. Consulting and
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-22
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
liberty EAIlsh,enlnG ihe World.

When Patrick Henry put his old cast-iron speotacles back on the top of his head and whooped for liberty, he did not know that some day we would have more of it than we knew what to do with. It seems to me that We have too much liberty in this country in some ways. We have more liberty than we have money. We guarantee that every man in America shall fill himself up full of liberty al our ex. pspss, and the less of an Americaa hs is the more liberty he can have. If he desires to enjoy himself, all he needs is slight foreign accent and a willingness to mix up with politics as soon as he can get his luggage of the steamer. The more I study American institutions, the more 1 regret that was not born a foreigner, so that could have something to say about the management of our great land. If I could not be foreigner, I believe I would prefer to be a Mormon or an Indian not taxed.
 ] am often led to ask, in the Ian. guags of the poet, "Is the Caucasian played Out9" Most everybody can have a good deal of fun in this country except the American. He seems to be so busy paying taxes all the time that he has very httle time to mingle in the giddy whirl with the ahens. That is the reason that the alien who rides across the United States on the "Lim- ited Mail, and writes book about us before breakfast, wonders why we are always in hurry. That IS the reason we have to thsoW our meals into our selves with a dull thud, and hardly havetinie to maintain warm person al friendship with our families.
 l am in favor of statue of Liberty Enightening the World.
 The sight of the Goddess of Liberty standing there in New York harbor, night and day, bathing her feet in the ripping sea, will be a good thing. 1t will be frst-rate. It may also De pro. duotiye of good in direction that many have not thought Of As she stands there, day after day, bathing her feet in the broad Atlantic, per- haps some moss-grown Mormon nloy- ing toward the far West, a confirmed victim of the matrimonial habit, may fix the bright picture in his so-ealled mind, and remembering how, on his arrival in New York, Do saw Liberty bathing her feet with impnnity, he may be lsd in after years to try t on himself. .--st. Paul Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

The way the Apache outwits the soldier was shown recently in Gusda. lnpe canyon, A. T. The commander cfa troop of cavalry in pursuit of h. dian5 left his wagons in charge of seven itisn and went oa a scout up the canyon. While the guards of the sup, ply train We're leisurely discussing their dinner, the hoshles appeared in force, scalped four of the men, helped themselves to provisions and ammuni. ton and burned the remnant. The cavalry, no doubt, had to return to headquarters and recruit,--San Fran cisco Chronicle.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
Saturday June 20, 1885.

We are still in need of capital with which to develop our mines Upon a moderate amount of money invested with care we are willing to pay from 100 to 1000 per ceut Come on and avoid the rush.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

N1lfi mn IN PEEsEETs GIVEN AWAY Bend MItlfi ifltl ta cents postage and by Inaf yaa T~SS toOS wlil get FREE pae1agc Of goods Of large yalee, that Will start you in work that ~li at once btfng ytu in money fastaf then snything else al America All about tho SOC, 600 in presents with each box Agents wanscd everywhere, of either lex, for m the time or spare time only, t0 VI ork Tor us at their own h0laes. Fortgnef for all workers ahso. iptely aasired. nonF dsjaye H. HAatET & O., Portland Maine fab2l -Iy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

The people of Guatemala, corre- spondent writes, have peculiar way of preparing their coffee for the table, Every week or So a quantity of the berry is ground and roasted, and hot water poured slowly upon it, The black liquid which drips through is permitted to cool, when it is placed in a bottle and set upon the table like vinegar or Worchestershire sauce. Pots of hot water and milk are fur nished, with which the cold, black syrup may be diluted as required. This plan has its advantages, but 1t takes time to become accustomed toit.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

stockmen complain that the Aztec Cattle Company are bringing large numbers of Texas cattle into this Fer ritory in the vicinity of Holbrook without being inspected as required by law. The fault seems to lie with the stock associations themselves, as the law provides for the appointment of inspectors on the recommendation of the stock associations, and in the ab- seRce of any recommendations by them no appointments have been made. The Aztec Cattle Company propose to stock thelr range. recently purchased from the Atlantic ( Pacific railroad, with 35,00O head ofst0ck. Their range embraces an area of ,30Q.0O0 acres Exchange.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

 7 William Daniels, who was killed by the Indians near B;sbeo this week, was well known throughout the Ter ritory He having been connected with the sheriff's office in Coohise county, since the county was first created and was generally known as Q brave man. It is terrible to have to record the death of 50 many brave cit izens at the hands of these dastardiy fiends, but it looks very much as if We would have to continue to do it; yet there may come 6 time when things will be different, and if such should be the case, the vengeance upon the red devils, depend upon it, will be terri. blS.--Nogales Frontier.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
$500 REWARD,

Nx,4 Five hundred dollars
 sssSS will be paid npoA the g, conviction of ans Fersgn
 .ssl3ss. caught stealing or. iiil-
 ipg aty tatiib Nitk l4e, msTE NT aSorG iifafai or with kk' g ' oil the Icft 'FilS aud. shoulder oF . diamond bar en the middl4 of the left side. Sheep-crop of tls hfs ear, two sits eR tho right
 Post Ofice--PheBix. A. T. sept 22-lyl J. M X A. \. WARD.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
ssoo REWARD.

Gross c9 left bip. Far marks-cron ot right aHd undeT-cllt iu each eEri
 The abQye reward will be paid by inc uu. dersighCd for iGforiBatloa tlat wifi lead to tie conviction Of any one guilty Of jefaring, altp1iu3 or iil any Nay changing The sloEo desCrihed brands cf esr marks or stealing cattle bearing them.
 Range--AcMIlieh, Post Offce address, Globe, Giia County, 4. T.
 aug. 9-tfl P, SHANLET.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
HE. ALLEN,

26l$ kearney Street. San Francisco. Cal Gfdeg hours, 2 10 daily, C to $ evening. Sundays, g Co t2 only
 P.S. have VEGETABLE COMPOUND. the result of m60g 1tags oi special practice and hard study, which Hndor my speeial advice Aas 1erer fa2ied of soccfss in the cure of LOST MANHOOD, PRGSTAGoRBHEA, etc.
 Nov. 3-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
se6o Is 1sw RD.

Nd The aiOye reward VIII s srsss7ss be paid ipg tle de;eeti0T 5Ehss and conviction of any
 gkt peTS0n oF persons caught
 A stesliHg or killing any eHS }PE \ Gattiaof the above brand, ta.4s..a.4z.zszAV JOHN KENNEDY.
 Globe, A. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

NESS
 The fboctOE wi,l sggae to forfeit @I eco lsr tasr unastiaken net ccttj. TEt rtsSpn e nsany ss Rot ges cured cf Weakness and the sbeye aissAsss a owing tQ 2 compilation. called pHpSIAT0kkNAE, plth Hypcg&Csthia wfi2h requires special trcaleet.
 DR. I.iEHiGS IAAT5cE2TUlG No 2, without pssulkr treatment is tht culY cure Tor PgcSa AgoFkIEA. fs h MANHOOD is restored ard the hand of tiins mSfsd lack fruga age 10 ycuth
 Price Opcifscr Enyigerator, s2 pasa ot sN bu.ilo, SIG, Sen. to Ghy address Scserci eu0ei5 l-ein olseggstion,
 ksr. HithlG s& Csa treat successhiy hy Henee- Fsshy etzs;F icTn oi SPECIAL PIsfy ATE or CfiRoS. iC DISEASE without messlyy CT nsNsops dIgE1 II vitality ig drained from the body, nlrerovs dseoeos follow that ht1s orsiiuary medical treatment if d. lowed t0 ccrttaue, the annatufai ,nss Cos. sumption, plsbet.s, iFiyhts Dissass insanIsy, sts Cures guaranteed iiseAses Uf tho esritc-urirAry gaCs, hstint!s Ever and hlss2sr specially ESatsJ pIEgEgEF oF wosES sfkgpilf cCERp.
 QunstEC6 md GesR0nsfbfc.,- Dr. Itehg a Co. ffCm EUE0tE, are orsJl3zed in eensplAscs p,th California Medical Law. Dipionis procured hy rsga hr college cGrsiicn and are TOW in tie hshstsshth year Of spegiAi p.acticp.
 Nest powerful eleeliie heiis free tO pelisata
 Io PEoyE THE 80SRE8FIL PoWEE oi ths lNTI09- RATOR s2 BcrTLE e8rKs on sEEr EREE, cenrsita- ton frrs aHti ptitHte.
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
To Capital Seeking IGYGstmaHi.

\ OWN TIE CONTROLLING INTER- sight Plcnty d weed and .wstcr on is claims. ] want ST UL0 to bRy outstanding interests, GpEelNp claims ana Prt thfIl iA hulliGn prctbHcllg rendition will ryPay ihis sS5lgO ort ti tbs GIF, rupltr produced, leaving you Tiili e!.e-Eaif iilte4est in tsO good. developed claims, with geCd redl.c- ion NarkS on prcleIty. luu esn EecprG yourself by deeds Co claims ard all iIa- Pr0vcmrEtS until money is paid hack, then divide properly and go ahead.
 Who wants tO investigate this iR goS3 faithP
 Can on or address JOHN n. EI,PQRss, Dunlap Postctiice. Grahaln County, Arize- nR, via Fort Grant Scpt s-G
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

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Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

people q the MississlptI Valley for ths paAt thirteen years with unhounded success and popularity
 There is nothing of the kind extant that eqnais t as 9 stimnlaht aii apetiger, or anti dyspcptic it is partlauiaFly adapted to alala. rions aIssFlcta md aa .
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20
ss.s0o Reward.

SszsS. The above reward wilg
 Y be paid for inc coRs il,9 sy ton nt any persoiF caught steaitDg CT kiil1 tas ing any cattle <wilh the TN FW~sA abore brand.
 eSssst ssA ETHEL KENNEDY
Arizona silver belt., 1885-06-20

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