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The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19
A c.mp.,s. .. ere, dive. A~.y.

In the campaign Of 1884 the two can
didates for governor in . pivotal
Western State arranged for series Of
disosssions both men were popular.
both et fine appearance and were so
well mat1hed in mental force and AS
orators that the contest between them
promised to be magnificent one. For
several weeks the scales balanced even.
ly.
Hut one day the brilliant Rupubican
candidate came up sil.ng. lie seemed
overcome and spoke lahoredly. The
next day he was even less elective.
Later he was compelled to ask his OPP
ponent for n posiponement OF certain
appointments, which was granted. he
fore the campaign epS"d he had aban-
doned the tleld altogether.
Meantime the Democratic candidate
continued his canvass, seeming to grow
stronger. cheerier and more effective
with each succeeding week. lie WAS
elected. One evening in December
while entertaining several gentlemen he
said.
II will tell you campaign secret
which gave me the election. With the
openiag Of my campaign began caring
for my liver. knew that n di-ordered
or torpid liver meant dullness and pos
sibic sirkne,s. took something every
day. When my opponent, began fail
ing knew his trouble to bc his liver
and felt like prescribing for him. but
feared IL did SO h. might beat mel |
grew stronger Ms the campaign pro
grassed. often making two speeches n
day. Even my voi;-. 10 my surprise.
did not fail me once. All because War
nsr's saf. cur. kept me In Trim "
Ex-Governor Jacob Of Kentucky. also
made n campaign tour under precisely
similar circumstances and says he kept
up under ihc cxhau,,.ng strain hy use
of the sam. means. Union.
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Very important

a COLI In the N al causes much discomfort
and aunoysncc and " OF frc3u.n, recurrence
often produces serious results. The membrane
Of the nsssl pa,ssr'. become. inhsmsd and
.,optrd up. an acrii and yois, nou. virus 4.
formed, .ors. form In the head. q. afn.ss. bead
,cbc aud roaring In the cats ,n.us snd The suf-
f.r,r finally dtcovers that ne hi. Csiafrh Thi.
lo.il sour di.sa-r !. ty many cubti icr,d int ur
shic tut n.v,r fails tD yicit to tho power 81
Tl,'. Cream Balm. Th,. IL IN sr,icln Of uu-
doubted merit. no, a liqni nor sbufY but a
pleasant, cissn'y snd ,iiicsciou. r,medy which
= tiiid -,n u.c. II I. applied into tho no.'rils
pb.t. II a a,-orbed. II oprbs the pa.ssn-s.
siisy. Inflammation, heal. all sor,t. clcsbs.s
snd .onib.s the mcmhrsnsl Innings snd re-
stores the ., nscs Of 'a.tc srd sncll ], xiv, =
instant relief: and thorough treatment viii
certainly cure. Price soc Al druggists or by
mail.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

4 POPULAR mitIsi.r -is nlr,i hos I, ~s.
t-f-.fb,c lot him 'n yfcfy1 n'w frfman ctrrY
ssnisy. loaf after v-sr. snd 10 nni soins
thin. h.u TO ~ "Doc MT !, gi~r Joa .
rpri deal a' though, sui truuhl. - "Dh.
ne" "a. The reply. alt :. metz matter VI
tsh, Nj ss,tnors tss. never kept me awake
fy- miru'.s." "Nhf" sail the Other. "ths'.
then. I. rrJb,b'y the reason uhy they cont
L. on D,L,r t~srIis awake. .tIfpr.N
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Cheap lIsy Hoods.

We are now selling good.
At unpreccdcnie,lly Low pricos
In order to make room for
= large FALL hTocE II you
sre not coming IN Denver
pleas. write :or p;.ess sli
tAtnples.
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ksysi Nisosl

", nr- all kings and queens In ,hi.
country. and ~c hsy. right to ns good
blood ns that which courses through the
veins oi "mpcrors. II the blood is poor
md III. cheeks sr- pale. II l. we'll known
that Brown. Iron Bi,,crs 1. III. gr-ni
tonic which will Civ. color. vicor. md
vitality. Mr.. u. X. Gibson. os West
Point. Mis-. SAYS. II f.l, weak and de.
bili,a,cd. Brown. Iron Bitter. mad.
mo strong nid we'll"
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Ma,i.Ia ,.. Cod I.,,.s O,'.

Df. osiil,p, ie,dinr authority. Grs, Brit
ain, on lung discssc- tay, While on. ~ hi.
raii.ni. gained only ssv,b Jsunds by the u'c
81 cod liver oil. shr gsined over thirteen by
use of tnuil-in. Old Held mulh In made i-,o
hss conNine,, ~i'h .-sci gum present. In Tsy-
lo''. cherokee E.mtdy Of s~,,i gum sni
Muilcin an effective cure for Crour. whcop-
inr. Cough. Cold., Consumption. Drusri,s,
m
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uaa.dL Lrrrhirf. ns s.a Price.

We r-c,iv.j N caso@ all linen gents and
isdics' H,ndkerchiefs, direct from Irclspd sud
Germany. The m, ,ri'y OF them sr" EQUAL to
the beet. Prices range from s. to 2j.. every
one of which I. worth three time. the price.
We have hal a hig run on them hu, plenty
more arc left. send In your order before ell
ar gone. l2if Ct. buy. ,pi,pdld gusli,y. ".
!. NeNamsrA 4 Co, Dry Goods, Denver.
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a it.".sL.L,. Cordial.

II i.a~-li knosn fac, gum camphor 4. ou'
Of b-s, rrin-,iiss for bowel troubles, com
bin.i In cordial Nth peppermint and Ec,iys
piihcipi- Of huskl-tsffy u prs.-.i. In pr. iiig
fR> RgNtDl tbA, rrs'uf's iittc ore. .uffsr
ING ffnm { Of tr.'hinr. ,gr, u AMIR 4
bs-rirsy. sll to-ri uouhies. An aragr,.,'
- csnis bl.,lr-
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Df rI-rr-'. 'favufi'- fr,sfip,inn'' is not
.r'oii.d a. '',ur. all. +" ba, admirably falnii.
. sinsi.hs's nf purra.-. b-inr = mo.; r-''.ni
stsrihc In ihs-- rhfnnie u-skns..~.s peculiar
10 uor.n. Particulars In bf. fi-,rr's iais-
tf-stI.~ on Dl.S,s~s Peculiar tn Woas~s. i0D
t.s-ss .~~s f"s 10 -so's In .'sssfs Aaas-s.
wohin'. bi.rr>.,nr Nnni..t A.sorisrioN.
tsi Main sssv~i. bufYa'o. y. Y.
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~ h.v~ 10th us-ss sni toli lHi,Stf Ash
Htrrrps fur numtsr 81 i.sft. AID ihinA u
the I-., bitter. made Ter BIiiau.n.ss. Liyrr
to'npl.in'. ,ri f,s- '"uitE np The .y.i.in. .
-ri,s. ". II. Coi-. pru-si'i. ~ iop'in. vo. 4
.ir.is trial 81 'iis r-ms,iy rilI opuvinc. auy
p-r.s n oi The truth Of the above.
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II DO ~, iIlr D. n,. frli

lts fs1'uh stts ] rshha; tslL
II has ofi.n t-rn ~ondsf-i AZ. ih- had a.ipT
hi. "'' quoted doctor -ss ir. Twas tfu'.sh',
'-rsu'r he, t-i'g rn- n' The oli,chd.,i do.
tors, m de up VI. a, lag" "a iuii.'s, sh -
to,hius hu, an iosii'th ui t-ci, -iihoi'
,.rssa H-fcr th- dhill-. br. " V
ft-fr.'s "fisa'snt rIrss'ir- \ il-'a" ate
.ugsr-c sisj ani No isrg-r thea hr'a,hS,. ,n,i
ar qgics 'n do their -ssL. W sii i-fsrsr-
mem. 'h~ liver. tasri. Ati .ioss,eh 'h.y
A-s st.r,rF
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1e,gh l'.is 81 Halter,

paum.a efi.n -s.i.r hos ,L.ir inos'
favored cnmfs'i'nfs get .urh hish pfsc.s foi
,l-if butter The yraf round u ,s by aluat,
ha,ins uniform sii' s-'e-i ariielr. To pu'
,hr s,N " f. 81 ur ,s"', y" so'
pru,r,i Halter Color. E.-'y batter mskrf ~
do the ..n.s. raii .,rry~hrf and warranted
., L,rtnl... ., sa't. sni perfect In o.-graiian.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

II gives us pleasure to note the sue
cess of our Young friend. +. W. Peter
son. who. after taking n course Mt III.
lioit's business college. Burlington. Ia. &.
was givcn the position Of bookkeeper
by The Mendoza CoslCoi Mendoza,
Mo.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

"whai ,r- The i,.' teeth ,ha; CON. =" a'l,.i
. lynn ,~.sb.f Of her ria,. In th,.ioia<-y.
"r.l.- '--'h. num- f-riiei . boy ~h1 hal
last walked up on the hack scat.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

4 lady "a. -siliBs sirpe M.n .ifc-' very
rspiily A gentleman So walking Iu.; ~.
bind ~. lsst =, an EQUALLY ry'i p.e-. III.
lsdy ,su Pin On 'i- ..ii'usls ati .inop-d
.udi'ul, :" ~ liup. The c. nii.nsn failed
Ia pat diun rr.k-. Ani took h.si.f or.f
". lsly. N.iihrr fsriy .rcnrsh The l,n.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

tn. ,imp'rs, afi i--., regulator 81 i,- ~.
6'yi.fr.i litrr 10 n. -urls. nf~ Caters i.uii.
Litrf iiiis. Thy give trumt; '-ii'f In Sci
H.ai.rh., Dissit.... Ssu'r.. Sc. tr.ssu
s,.d cute C1u.'it,iion .ni fii-.. rrifl"v- Sal
io.u... ,ui ir,Aiie. from ih- Cafupi' yiDn
aud ar- MILD Arl .,n;i- In 'i-ir uj.rs'iou q,
the tas-'.. Carter. Li,r- Liver Pills 81,
dec. Prirr - csr,s.
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Ely Bros. Druggists. ox.go, y Y.

"f wouldn't worry about tho cholera. dear, -
.aid \, wife to her husband. at lent at al
lih " that I, will teach thi. county" 81
"It nigh, bresk ou, a, sny moment. and se
m'gh. have a fr'gh' ful time. II think bal
better pay the back pc~.ren'. anyway"
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

stn''.tnar You iF-,s ,if,d aud worn os',
tncl. R,s,us Ttcl- -Ks.'us-Y-s sah. in,n
cit no .ic.t. se-ti-man-Nu .irstt trsls
Eu,a,-Na. oh. pt' isrk-y ost'i sit no .lc.t
I'm ,lr g. Al. ft.iIitus .~Asar.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

a ll',l- cn'o'ci hoy vent to butcher. ,isii
In Austin and .sid to- the tu,sh-r! II ..,.
hn.'. e." m. little chunk Of meat fer cur
sps.' AN risb', bi.oS face ard ,h'ny eve
.Aid The butcher. god ns'ur,ily. "Y-s, t-..,
hut don't 9Th me .ich ,uG piece yer did
"a. time. Nv fo-ij.r moe broke hi. jsu Try IT,
e. .-.ta
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asroM asre.chInl rr.ch.. 10,

Cough. aud Cold. 81 do No; ..c hos y, &.
p...ihl- for public man to he tIr-..lf In uin
Ter With, ut the admirable aii."-Hr n. ".
br,.s. Es-ni,si Mas.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

EIp'urr. nile ,uu,1r.. hs'u'r ani
all dl..r... of The i-.,r tp.ri f~Ic,ps can.
,-i1 ra,i'caliy .tird. : nj IN = n. In stamp,
foe i.s,S Aiirr.s. Worid'. u .f-t.sry v.s''.
cal 4 .osia,ion. Ssss Main Street, Buffalo, y. Y.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

IL 1, ,ii-ssi ,h,, B-ir. t.osl-t"i ioli.
gt.i-r 'hr h 4 -r7ry ni.h'- Vet thi. !, 'hr 80
men ~ho. IL i>>s. .,k.d hsr i-lin. aei'if "a. ~
m.sr bet e s.utn .nl. - In chief OF M ~my S-i
usFy oi ih- I uiissi states.
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uaHurp wIRr,

n you hste issrh-d -is. fono.'. tesp vsier-
Inssy sarboitsstss In pogr .tahlcs u tufr.
wtfh5'uf .ssf and r.us-s the hsir its original
eutar to csrt. ,nd si.s1 ct tpfursi.,.of By mall
coi. 4 Co. Hack River FaIls. Wia
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

"w-ll. my i,,i- man. .sii 'h- bl.hop tn
BB,,'y ''io YOU rtn-ua,-f m, r. 30. y-,. ~. |"
replied Bob'y. 'fau .,opj-i Nth gs -h.h
you u-r- hsf. t~fof-. Ia think. II r,n't ci>s
inu tnurh fnr hIsrl III. -
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

Whsa hss, 80 ssrh. ss gave ~ csss~sA
VIZ -. - cAiii- sSs sss.s - cs-s.ssA
WIZ ~ t>sA.s Misa. she eiuss I. csss-ssA>
Whss sss hsi cAIiAssa. she gave ,ls. cAsasssa
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

Tb'r- may - ro,hing In a n'fnr. bat "Nafy
jane siub'-f DE-. not sound - s-.s' a. he
nom dc titfur aDuija -
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Montpelier is ihrcsicu,d with a reunion 81
all the m.m,.rs ~ pact and Ir,scnt Vernon,
legislature
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Prosecute .l.- awI.dirr.:.:

~ shsn 700 cali -, I5p hii.r. hr efsssi.'
h.nis out .n,fhius hat 'sUsp bbisrs" 81 b . Ss-n
siss.' ~ NO. .h I. abb. .tuh th.i dia.s'.s
80 "a. n iadirt hin fuf tho rsni .ui .os bin
lar i.us ~. Tor The ,-inair, .nd y. siltsssii 3Ss
iibsf. q, fyf the foaNis ipf. -. =. -,
rssr b .'oati ttIunstiun sssits G. WArn't.
i.e.ain.. Mich sna .i liz ssl,snrn. ss'hi'. diss
si.i, sId o'hsr iuitsiors
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

" nlFT11V ,rs-s arc made ~ N. fr-.
UhUIUu Nusl,, Ab.jo tobsccn Sol
hy all dealers. istvcv y Parker sole j1bbsr
Dcnv, T. "Papyvose"ani" Burrc" hea6qusticn
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

The iny,n,o- Of = nying machine. n h'
,ioc.nt ssar very high, certainly Ia. the siii,
faction 81 tsins sofr -h.n be dfo,s.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

"Nsrvou. Girir wants to know how TO cur
q tickling .rnsa,ior about the face. Get hin
TO shave ,H HE mousischc.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

tn-s.y iiss the b-ai ,hs, u.sfs . rfusn.
Me. tl.tslahi 4. having . v~ry si-ssn, cJtJ
Of bet book m.si. ,a .-ni To Q,...n v.c,of,..
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19
CoUNTEnvEsrEsss BEWARE
a MIchigna Co.cer. EsJsi.sd

From the Rochester Morning Herald
The following injunction has bssn
obtained by the Hop Bitters Company,
Of Rochester. N. Y. against Collatinus
ID. Warner. of Reading. Michigan, pro-
hibiting him from manufacturing or
selling "German Hop BRieys."
The Pre.hi,h qf The N"itsd Stit5 " A"r''f"
10 Colintn. n. Warner, Of Rsad!"s, .hrh.,
kls s,rra.i, ,eorkmo., salamsn and sys"h,
aud zach ard erery Of hsms
Where's, It has been represented unto. the
Justices Al our Circuit Court, The Hon. tibl-y
Matthews and the Hon. Henry B.Bro~n, at De
,rli,, within and for 'aii district, fitting a-
court Of Chancery, that you, Co'lA'inus -
warner AZ. manufacturing srd ,"li,g n,-iicih.
n;msd Gr,njs2 j,i Sp ms',,s NJ. az "a $, sSpi.ia.n
,our .sid msdi iinc heins h.ri,,' rllcaiahs a"Ii
'fisii sooi. the manu- fur, e ID" cont
strictly SsJais YOU, ,hr .sid .ohs,lng. r.,n.r
.na =. .nd cHety The p.r.nr' hstoI' M, y ~
81 D bolts. Induce th- hs.irf ths. such "a
"a. mad hr cninpl ain sstg AEt fgrtbrr tfrm ah
SisIasif s,sst ai. "a ~ Iss s5. 81 .hi . u
sf: % ,s es ~. s,,. e %. ssia s2 z 's1 .y % "s
,is. OF .is .a' a,.-r ,-i. se.',,.a y =,
as,ii ~, he ii iaa' be- @ oder "a u ihss an.
Ins Hosos.hty MORRISON II. ,wAIrI
,hisf Justice of ~ ulii.a ni.lss
A. rsiro''.'hi' nfIsrn'h s.y % ,alI & = p. ,.s,s
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.itou.su Z. ON PAIN"

FATGNTs nh. ,irs-ti,, iyoui. nsr-.r 4 Co. ~.
tornsy- w..Aifi.,t., DC. E.iI 1885,. Adiis. tty..
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Sore n-s s,s -sssy ~ ssi-g sfsss'''s Neal.
Irg Ps.ss, f., cs,s ard sssss 90 sri-ais. Soy<
srstsHso. rs sss so Ct, sor. bs
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Cure. ohais,s ooii-- CRAMPS. iisrrha.. sew
-s'ns. s7fsins hoe ache. p.urslxfA th.uni stt. n
Dc agush 90 Pain Ptssters. lie
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MOT gst.Ws.


f,,. s.s-sr ,s.s -' - ba.. 80 .''-'
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t,ve pRessRysR

ns.iis s.,,ssr. @ % De-. sis sirssei'o e W. W.. ~ to-.
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Neither bu.stss nor cors-ts afr of- n Js, an
and vb.n . Jat. maiden .i,. ao.n tn |.
,tsiint -.ilk 'hc get. her nonc,'. uor'h -r'fJ
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19
Did you Sup

pose Mustang Linimcnt only good
for horses, 1t is for innamma.
ton Of all flesh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-23
CAPITAL CHATTER.
Rights of Veterans to be Re-
tanned in Office.
THE LEASED INDIAN LANDS.
Mrs. Langtry-ro the War Depart
Observation-Disclosures Jnsare-
HOt-BasebalI. -
Capital Chat.

WAsHINGToN. July Postmaster
General Vills. to-day. said he had nc
intention OF reconsiderng his decision
against distributing the 500 900 appro.
priated by Congress for the Transports
ton of mails in American ships. In re-
gard to the thre4t eAed termination of
the Australian service by the Pacific
Nail Steamship Company, at the expira-
ton of contract term October next) he
said that while he was disposed to favor
of American steamship lines where he
could consistently, the department
would have no difficulty in forwarding
the Australian mails on a schedule as
fast as that now in use, and moreover
the service would be more frequent and
cheaper. AT present Australian mails
leave San Francisco once a month, and
letters written just after the departure
OF the steamers lie in the postoffice
nearly a month. By the Suez service,
these letters could be sent at short
intervals and would reach their destina-
ton In less time thad at present.
a deleeat1on of the Grand Army of
the Republic, consisting of SIS. Burdette,
John s. Kountze, ]. NJ. Hedges, John
Palmer. Edgar Allen, William Gibson,
James w. Kay, r. s. Cohen and E. b.
Loring called on the President to day
by appointment and submitted resolu-
tons passed at the recent national en-
campment in relation { the rights of
veterans to be retained and appointed
to positions in hegovernment's service.
General Burdette presented the reSolu-
tions and said the veterans had implicit
confidence in the Presidents action
towards them, but they were desIrous
OF securing an expression from him
relative to the action of his subordi-
mates.
Cleveland replied that he was III favor
OF the enforcement of the law. The
question of a mans military service
entered into consideration of nearly
every applicant for every office, and
was given much weight. This was eS-
pecially true in appointments to post
offices. 1t must always be understood,
the President continued, that the man
thus recommended must be competent.
Commanders Burdette and KountZe
assured the President that unless man
was competent there was no expectation
he would be appointed. The President
said there were many instances where
men had q fine military record and
were deserving but had not received the
the training to fit them for positions.
These, of course, could not be ap-
pointed.
Mr.. Moffet. who was to-day appointed
United States Consul at Athens, is an
Episcopalian minister. He was re-
Gently appointed Consul to Beirut, Tur-
key. but the appointment was with
drawn at the request of the Turkish
Minister, who said consul who was
minister was not wanted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-23
Ice Cream, Ice creamii

have greatly increased my capacity
and largely increased my facilities. and
am now prepared to make the cele-
brated Boston ice cream in any desired
quantities. Having nay own dairy.
farm and two ice-houses, can sell ice
cream that can guarantee to he pure
and good, and at lower price than
ever. Picnic and excursion parties
supplied on short notice. Church festl-
walls and lswn parties given special
rates. Family orders promptly de-
ivered.
My home made candies continue the
cad in he market, being the favOrite
with all who appreciate unadullerated
sweets.
GEORGE ARBoeAsT.
Oyster Grotto, AZ E. First South
Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-23
Every Meal is a Trial

To the dyspeptic. Flatulence, heat
burn. oppressive fulness of the stomach,
are the inevitable sequences of his use
of the knife and fork. To. say of him
that he gratifies the cravings of appetite
would be genuine satire. He only APP
peases them. Is relief attainable?
Certainly, and by the use of pleasant
as we'll as thorough remedy, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. Win it cure immedi-
ateIv? Certainly not it does not effect
miracles. Butt does give prompt and
unspeakable relief, and will, If persisted
in, produce an ultimate cure. Not only
does it impart relish to the food, but
nromotes its conversion by the stomach
into rich, health and strength-sustaln-
ing blood. sqgersensitivenesss OF the
slnmher produced by interruption of
the digestive functions, are also rem
edied BY it. 1t is the finest preventive
-ai;aves constipation. rheumatism, kid
ney and bladder ailments, and liver
complaint.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-23
Those Leased Lands.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-After mature
consideration, the President and Cabinet
have reached the conclusion that the
leases of lands in the Indian Territory
held by the cattle men, are invalid, and
it has been determined to take steps TO
have them set aside. General Sheridan
has reported that no permanent settle
'ment of the Indian troubles in the Ter
ritory can be effected while the cattle
men are in possession of the best
lands, and it is the intention
of the President to remove
the disturbing element and reserve the
Indian Territory for the exclusive
occupation of Indians. This method
of procedure has not yet been deter
mined. A Presidential proclamation
may issue, but it is regarded by well in
formed persons as more probable that
actions will be begun in the United
States courts OF the western division of
Kansas. looking to declaration Of the
invalidity of the leases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-23
Come to the Mountains

LOUISVILLE, July %. - Mercury IS
here to-day until relieved by a shower
this evening. Six fatal cases of sun
stroke are reported
New YORK. July y. The thermome-
ter here at 3.30p. IN. was 90, but cool
breeze set IN towards the evening. There
were thirty sunstrokes during the day,
ten fatal.
PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-The excess
sive heat continued to-day and there
were many prostrations on the streets.
IN the evening a slight breeze slightly
cooled the atmosphere. Eight deaths
from sunstroke are reported.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-23
A skeleton.

1t is unpleasant to have skeleton in
the family, although it is said that such
things are very common. But it is still
more unpleasant to be a skeleton. And
it is even worse to be a skeleton full of
neuralgia pains" This Is just what Mr..
p. H. Carson, of Santafee, Florida, say S
he was. But in writing about it he says.
"Brown's Iron Bitters restored my
health" Take the hint from his i'm
provement. To put flesh on your
bones, Dive out neuralgia, and invigo-
rate your system, take Browns Iror'
Bitters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-23
Nervous Debilitated Men

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-23
Mccullough a Lunatic.

PHILADELPHIA, July 22-The commits
sion inquirlng INTO the menia al condition
oil john Mccullough. this afternoon
rendered the verdict: Mccullough Is a
iunatic. and has been SO for space of
SIX months last past, but enjoys
some lucid intervals, vet is in
cap fbie OF managing his person
and estate" The schedule rI,c4s
the value of the real estate ut 5000 (?)
and personal property at S4t30l. The
court will probably appoint the Gna-
rantee Trust and safe Company es COM
mIttee OF the estate, and Vim. T John
son as committee OF the person.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-23
The chinese Restriction Act.

SAN Francisco, July 22.-The first
ruling of the Treasury Department on
the amended Chinese restriction act,
has been received from Washington. 1t
embodies correspondence between
Secretary Manning and Collector Sears
of this point.
The opinion on the subject is
delivered by A. McCue solicitor of the
Treasury. An important part of the
ruling is that covering clause six OF The
act of 1884, which provides for certifi-
cate to be issued by the Chinese govern
ment or by foreign port of Which the
Chinese person is subject, to identify
every Chinese person not a laborer
entitled under the treaty to come
within the United States. The
solicitor of the Treasury says:
at may be considered that diplo-
matte or consular officers of China
duly accredited to foreign ports, repre-
sent there the Chinese government, and
then the certificate is proper
This decision affirms that Chinese
consuls have right to issue certificates
to Chinese returning to China; and
such certificates must be recognized as
valid by the United States government
on the return of those Chinese to this
country.
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Anew Pool.

CHICAGO. July 22.-Representatives
lines belonging to the Colorado Rail-
way Association, held meeting to-day
and took the first step in the formation
of a new pool. 1t was agreed to form
an ass ociation, pooling all the business
between Colorado and California and
covering all revenues between Ogden,
Deming and Albuquerque in the
west; and Colorado in the east,
the same to be called the
Colorado & California Railway
association. The lines interested in the
new pool, will include the Union
Pacific, Denver & Rio Grande and
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe. 1t is
expected that tomorrow the organiza
tons will be perfected and its duration
determined, commissioner appointed
and a schedule of percentages proposed.
AT a meeting of the Colorado U tab
association, William Duncan. George H.
Daniels and Alexander Mckay were APP
pointed arbitrator to award percent
ages in the pooled business from Au-
gust LIST to October LIST.