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HUMOR OF THE DAY.

The daughters of a millionaire always
have fine figures.
The root of evil is a hog in q lower
garden .-Picayune.
The mosquito always makes himself
to hum.--Boston Post.
A young man may be good on a loaf,
yet make a bad bread winner.
Economy will always pay;
The man who saves Is wise;
And those content with mush to-day
Will one day eat mince pies.
Boston Courier.
A maid is a young lady who is single
and who will be won if she marries-
Judge.
A tough steak is something like, on
incorrigible boy. Both may be i'm
proved by pouuding.-LoweU Citizen.
The biggest men in the country are the
drum-major of the local brass band and
the pitcher of the local baseball club
LoueN Citizen.
Now to the pond the small boy HES
To fish for pickerel, perch, and pout,
But soon returns with weeping eyes,
To have that ruby hook cut out.
Boston Courier.
A man may never have seen a boom.
erang thrown, but he can get a very good
idea of what the operation is like If he
will stand behind his wife and watch
her throw q rock at q hen in the garden
Fall Ricer Adrance.
A telegraph reporte: says that tn.
daughter of o New Jersey farmer ran OF
with one of her farther's hands. II doe:
not state which hand, but If it were thu
one the old gentleman used to slap mos
ouitoes with, it was a most uufilial act
San Franciscan.
"Havc you seen 'Schurz on the South
ern peoplep" asked Jones, as he laid
down the morning paper to shake hand'
with Smith. II never saw n SoutherneI
without one on" replied Smith. Jone'
resumed the reading OF his newspaper
Iithnta Constitution.
Judge-"You say you are not q va
grantl" Prisoner-"No, your honor
Judge-''Did any motive bring you tt
the city2" Prisoncr-"Ics, your hon
or" Judgc-"What" Prisoner-"Lo
connective" Judge--"Thirty days.
Boston Post.
on A SUMMERS DAY.
How lovely IL is in the summer,
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Fevers, Blood, Liver and Kidney D1esayes.
Dyspepsia or indigestion, Headache,
Dizziness. Sour Stomach, Furred Tongue, Bilious
Attacks, Palpitahon Of the Hear, Coueh4s Colas
andPneumonia are cured by the use Of ne Biftsss;
skin Diseases, Eruphons, letter. sais
Rheum, Pimples, Bolts, Ring.worn, scald Head,
Sore Eyes, Erysipelss, Itch, scurfs, umo sa s ana
carried out of the system by the use Of the Bftters.
It Invigorates h stomach, samnlates
the torpid Liver and Bowels, and imparts new
LIE and vigor to the whole system.
No Pefson can take the Bitters and reraain
long unwell.
PIN. Tape and other Worms, are
DESTROYED and removed from the system:
CIcanse the Vitiated Blood whenever
impure. No other Medicine 50 efectuaiy
purpes the blood Of deep-seated diseases. :,
fGiVo tho Bitters o trial. Ono bottle VIII
prove a better guarantee than . lengthy sdysf.
hsement.
San Frsncisco. Cal, and bas. SD 90 Waahtngton BIS
Cor. Charlton st., New, York.
Sold by all Dealers andD ruggtsts.
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Japan has an army of 40, 600 men, a
reserve of twice that number, and q ter
ritorial reserve of $50, 900.
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Capturel by St0newall jackson,

Riding in advance of his skirmish
line through the swamp, attended by a
few staff officers, General Jackson found
himself in the presence of fifteen or
twenty Federal soldiers on outpost duty.
He judged it the part of prudence to as
sumo the offensive and charge upon
them before they dared fire upon him.
l am indebted to Major T. o. C%nestney,
then assistant acknowledgement of Elzey's
brigade for the following account: Gas
Elzey's brigade was pressing forward to
the line held by the Confederates at the
bloody battle Of Gaines's Mill, a squad
of fifteen to twenty soldiers were en-.
countered on their way to the rear. A
tall fellow at the head Of the little party
drew special attention to himself by
singing out to III at the top of his voice
with IN oath, "Gentlemcn we had the
honor of being captured by Stoncwall
Jackson himself"-a statement which he
repeated with evident pride all along the
line, as our men tramped past. We SUBJ
s~equently learned that his story was true.
General Jackson, having ridden some
distance in advance, had come suddenly
upon the bluecoats, and with his charac-
~teristic impetuosity had charged among
them and ordered them to surrender,
which they made haste to do General
u. H. HH, IN tile Century.
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Frazcr Axle Grenss
Is kept by all dealers. One box Lasts as y as
two Of any other. Received medals at n. c.
State Fair, Centennial, and Paris Exposition.
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Structure of the urethra in its worst forms,
speedily curel by our new and improved
methods. Pamphlet, references and terms,
two three cent stamps. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, GG3 Main street, Buffalo,
N. Y.
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The present area Of the city Of Boston is
10, ITO acres.
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Important.
When you visit OF leave New York city. sarebsYysSs,
e1pressaEc and 80 carriage hire. an ] sop a. th, Gra1f
Cpicn Hotel. opposite Grand CsatrI dspos. a.
tCCelcgsnt rooms, fit sd np ~ . co's OF on, n1ill!!;oa
dollars. 81 and upward psrI.y:. Europ,,u 2l.l: ~
stages and elevated railroad to nll dspoa. FAnii' %
can live better for less monsy at tbs, Gr,ud uMIa
Hotel than 1T any other lirstclsss hotel In t1s oltS.
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on A SUMMERS DAY.
How lovely it is in the summer,
10 go to the mountain or SEQ,
And there is q reStful abandon,
Be happy as mortal can be.
All. lovely it is in the summer.
In the shadowy caverns to Turk
But, brethren, it's tough in the ummer
To have to stay home AMI work.
Merchant Iirareller
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There arc said to be II, 900 lawyers in
the State of New York.
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The Hero Was Slain.

IO 1ASAo
One of the farmers who succeeded in
backing his wagon into place at the City
Hall market yesterday morning had sew.
eral errands to do around the neighbour
hood, and he left his son of fourteen on
the vehicle to make a sale of five or six
bags of potatoes. The old mar had
scarcely disappeared when q bill dis
tributor came along and threw into the
wagon the first chapters of o sensational
serial. The boy grabbed for the ely"
and began to devour the literature in
chunks and hunks, and of the half
dozen people who came along and asked
tine price of his potatoes he answered
only one, and him so abscnt-mindcdly
that no sale was made. In about half
an hour the old man returned. He
halted at the back end of the wagon and
took in the situation. and then asked:
George. what you got?"
"Story."
"What aboutI"
"Injuns."
"Do they kill anybody"
"Tnev are after q TELLER and / guess
they git him"
'He's the hero l s'pose?"
eyes"
"Don't sell any t~aters, does he"
"No."
~ thought not. but I reckon I'll soon
know the reason whyw
With that he leisurely climbed over
the tail -board. reached for the boy and
the shaking up that youth received will
make him dream of earthquakes for many
nights to come. 49,.
"You don't want any more OF that"
said the old man, as he finished business
and dropped the "fy" overheard. 1.-THE
~Injuns not only overlook the hero but
they slew him in the most fatal manner,
and don't you forget it! Now you git
up'n gallop and sell these 'tatcrs p
Detroit Free Press.
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"Why, Brown. how short Your coat is.
said Jones one day to his friend Brown, who
wittily replied: Yes; but it will be long
enough before l get another" Some men spend
so much for medicines that neither heal nor
help them, that new clothes is with them like
angels yisits-:ew and far between. Internal
fevers, weakness of the lungs, shorGness OF
breath and lingering coughs, soon yield 10 the
magic influence of that royal remedy, DR.. r.
V. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
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The first ship built in Boston was tho Trial,
completed in 1914.
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N F FOR MERRIMENT.
HumoRous SKETCHES POUND IN
OUR EXCHANGES.

Tho Late HTusband-Whnt He Usod-
The Deacon's DOg-The Hero was
SIain-Masthcaded by n Fish.
A gentleman came home in the "'wec
sma' hours ayont the twal, ".at the South
End recently, and was surprised to n
his wife clad in black.
"Whv, are you wearing these mourn
ing garmcnts2" he said, somewhat un-
steadily.
.'For my late husband" was the sig
n~ificant reply.
lie has pcen in the house at 10 ever
since.-Boston Butgef.
What He Used.
"You say that you was forc'bly
ejected?"
"No, sir; I don't say nothing Of the
kind"
"Didn't I understand you to say that
he removed you with violence"
II don't know what you understood,
but l didn't say that
81 inferred from what you told me
that he used force to compel your exit"
81 don't see how you got that into
your head, for l didn't say nothing OF
the kind"
"You didn't 60 out of your W &C
count?"
"Not by a tarnal sight"
"Then how did you get out2'
"Why, gosh it all, he kicked NE out"
s'Well, | want tt know if he didn't use
violence"
"No, I'll be shrunk if he did. lie used
his FOOT Chicago Ledger.
The Dcacon's Dog.
A good story is told of the presence
of mind of q New Hampshire deacon
who was very fond of dogs. He had
n valuable setter that he had trained
himself, and that understood his every
word and slightest gesture with an al
most human Intelligence. One evening
at o prayer meeting the good man was
Offering an earnest exhortation and the
people sat with bowed heads, giving earn
est attention. The audience faced the
stand where sat the pastor; the doors
opened on either side. All at once one
OF the doors, WHICH nau Deeu icl1 "Jai,
was pushed open, and the handsome
head of the deacon's favori.e setter was
thrust in. The head was followed by
the body, and the dog in toto had just
started with a joyful bound toward its
master. The deacon generally knew
what was going on about him, whether
he was praying or shooting, and the first
movement of the intruder attracted his
attention. Quick as a flash, the deacon,
raising his head with q warning gesture,
exclaimed: "Thou hast given us our
charge; help us to keep it." Atthe elm,
phasized word so we'll known to his ca
nine eur, the handsome brute stopped as
if shot on the very threshold Of the door,
with his intelligent eye fixed upon his
master. In the same unmovcd tone, with
a slight wave of the extended hand
awe would not return back to Thee
with our duty III earth unfulfilled.'
Again the perfect training of the dea'
cons pet was made evident, for, without
a whimper, he turned as noiselessly a:
he had entered, and remained quietly
outside until his master appeared.
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out delay. 1t will be sent TO any address
In the world Free Of Cost! Rent 1t
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Information that may prove more rallla.
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Nor, precious than all the gems 81 Eu-
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We have just issued u most wonderful anu
valuable new book. which treats OF dlsenseS
"naculiar TO the female sex" and have sparHl
neither pains nor money to make 1t worthy
the pcrusal and confidence OF the women al
and daughter is deeply. ritdL,y Interested 10
this great work, aid should send Tor IL Win
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Little joke.

BosToN has 120 hotels and seven gas com
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OUR LEADER

OVR LEADER =. ,n,
We on.t an sto 10 H: 7; mounted t1 Epsn =, ~ eaempist::
ior OPERATION, on osr,, q, Ie. Engns on ssiar 4
loss. Send for circular iBl. 2. w. PAYNE %
Sons. Manufact r:rs Of all styles AutGnnLsc E snS
shaftnr, EImira, N. Y. Box 1850 ~
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THE Good Templars have 1000 members in
Virginia.
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4 s1NauLAR BOOK.

SoIntilIatinG with Sarcalm q Brt0IknS
-. with Truth.
Et,s York Correspondence american Rural Home.
Chap. !. "Has Malaria !" goes to Florida
Chap, II. "Overworked;n goes to Europe.
Chap. III. "Hns Rheumatism {" goes to Ems
Chap. Nv. Has q row with his Doctor!
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LAND OFFICE DECISIONS.
Prepared for The Gerald by
Archibald Young.

Digest OF decisions rendered by the
Commissioner of the General Land
office and Secretary of the Interior, re
Eating to the public land, prepared and
reported semi-monthly for The HERALD,
by Archibald Young, attorney-al-
law and practitioner before the
Supreme Court of the United States,
the legislative and executive depart
ments, in all matters concerning grants
Indian titles, mines and other public
lands. OHices-637 F Street. Washing
ton, D. C.
Practice The privilege of oral argu-
ment before the Secretary is a matter
of discretion and not of rights. (State
of Oregon VS.. Unite;t States Acting Sec
rotary. June 10, 1856.
2. A subject once disposed of by
the proper Executive Department viii
be treated as finally settled, except un-
der exceptional or anomalous circum-
stances. lExparte Carrick, Secretary
May 25, 1850
Railroads. matter of enforce
ment of the forfeiture o. this grant hav-
ing become "a subject of Congressional
consideration, selections by the COM
pany will not be authorized pending the
determination of the question by Con-
gress. California & Oregon Railroad
Company, Commissioner, June %,
1851
2. The withdrawal OF indemnity
lands for the Northern Pacific Railway
Company was unauthorized and is no
bar to settlements on such lands. (Guii-
ford Miller VS. Northern Pacific Railway
Company Commissioner, July 10, 1885
Timber Trespass.-The measure of
damage for boxing trees is the present
and prospective injury to the trees
caused thereby. (Acting Secretary, July
1, 1857
Timber Culture.-Officer before whom
the affidavit is sworn to must certify
that it was made within the land district,
wherein the land is situated. Com
missioner. June 16, 1850 fHt
Desert Landslide purpose Of the
law is to secure the actual and perman
ent reclamation of land which IN its
natural state is unproductive. Claim
ants must show that crops have been
raised and that they were the result OF
the reclamation. court to Charles
Bradbury, July %, 1851
II
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A voluntary Resjvnat,on.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-The resigna-
ton of Joseph Stanley Brown, one of
the biologists of the geological survey,
has been accepted by Secretary Lamar.
Mr. Brown was private secretary to
President Garfield, and became
widely known to the public,
and especially to the members of
press during the long illness of the
President, by the skillful manner in
which he discharged the delicate and
trying duties suddenly. thrust upon
him. His resignation is entirely volun-
tar He goes out for the purpose of
pursuing a special course of scientiTe
studies for year or two at New
Haven. His resignation takes effect ON
the LIST instant. HI -
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The Dory Neptune.

LIVERPOOL, August 5.AThe bark Tuo-
ming, Captain Anderson. which has ar
rived here from Sheet Harbor, N. S.,
reports having found the dory Neptune
unoccupied off Cape Clear. The dory
contained a gun, compass, set of
cooking utensils. and 1925. She is be-
lieved to have sailed from Norfolk
The canvas decked BOAT NEPTUNE
sailed from Penzance some time ago for
New York. A Norwegian named John
son was the only person, on board OF
her,
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Great Dtscov.rv.

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, of Newton, Ia.s
says: My wife has been seriously al
fected with cough for twenty-five
wears. an this spring more severely
than ever before. She had used many
remedies without relief, and being
urged to try DR.. Kings New Discovery,
did d, SO, with most gratifying results
Inc first bottle relieved her very much,
and the second bottle has absolutely
cured her. She has not had so good
health for thirty years"
Trial Bottles Free at Q. G. M. |. nrug
Store. Large size 81.
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No Authority.

, WASHINGTON, August 5.-The Pres1-
dent is in receipt of a number of
communications from different parts of
the country, suggesting and recon-.
mending that he declare next Saturday
a national holiday, upon which
day there shall be suspen-
sion of all public and private
business The President is, however.
not empowered to declare a national
holiday, as his jurisdiction in that res
pect cannot extend beyond the limits of
the District of Columbia.
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Cholera.

MADRID, August 5. = throughout
Spain, yesterday, 1882 new cases of
cholera were reported, and 1910 deaths
from that disease. In the city of Teruel,
on Monday last, ninety-one new cases
and twenty deaths were reported, and
in the province OF TerueI, outside OF the
CITY, 376 new eases and al, deaths. In
the CITY of Madrid, cholera is confined
to the populous districts inhabited
by the poor.
MADR1D, August 5.-The populace of
Granada, to-day, brutality assaulted
several doctors who had declined to
give more attention to patients.
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Appointments.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-Allen
Thomas has been appointed to be coiner
of the mint of the United States at New
Orleans. Wallace McLamen of Missis-
sippi, to be receiver of the public moneys
at jackson, Miss; James d. Stewart, of
Mississippi, to be register of the land
Office at Jackson, Miss; VIM. Bayard,
of Colorado, to be register of the land
office at Pueblo, Colo.
To be government directors OF the
Union Pacific Railroad: Frederick r.
Cou bert of New York City, vice Hon.
Francis Herman declined; Marcus w.
Hanna, Cleveland, O.; vice Leander B.
Harrison declined
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Baseball.

PHILADELPHIA, August 5.-Philadel-
phias, Chicago G.
BALTIMORE, August 5.-BaItimores, 8;
Athletics, 7.
PRoyfDENcE August -Proyidences,
A; st. Louis. 5.
ST.: LOUIS. August 5.-st Louis, 3;
Louisville, 2.
BosToN, August 5.-Bostons, 3; De-
troits, l.
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ItEAlUVAL.

pioNfER FANCY STORE MRS. B.
4 Long viii remove from her old place of
DIs,ness to 80 aud 30 E Fir,t South street,
Whste she wi keep on hqad the uSu / line
ei Iancv goods aud millinery Hats and
rlnnl' Crewells, Arrasinr. Rio
oSessne. etc. etc Not ons OF az kinds,
i1adnpshg done to order on short notice.
10 ,,o,, IN EVEN IN painting aud all kinds of
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Rupture. Breach or Hernia

New guaranteed cure for worst cases
without use of knife. There is no longer
any need of wearing awkward, cumber-
some trusses. Send two letter stamps
for pamphlet, and references. Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, 663
Main street, Buffalo, n. Y.
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DIR. ELLEN r FERcUsoN

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. ss4 E.
~ Brigha street. Telephone 81 Special
attention given to catarrh and all diseases Of
the nose throat and lungs; also to obstetrics
and diseases of woman.
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DARK BROWN NJ IRE, THREE YEARS
~ old, branded w ION left hip, hind feet
white white star in the forehead. heavv
With Ioal- Finder return same to Mrs oster:
and get reward (s10)
I'll -Q -r-f2I CHAs WICKs
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CATERPILLARs. criekets, moths, bed
bugs. cockroaches, ants and all noxious
insects destroyed by Buhach. Call at
q. G.. NJ. 1. Drug Department and get
box. Price. % cents. 4
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STRAYED.

PROM FOURTEENTH WARD oNTHuRs.
da-, July Both. sOrre horse. white
Ss SUI IN face. ded J X combined on
Z, and be rewarded - -
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FOR RENT.

THE STORE no. 60 W FIRST sorJrH
l street Esquire of W L. p ice, No So
w First South stIeet -''' %
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UNIvEnsIrY or nNsarEr.

THE FIRST ERIN OF THE ACADEMIC
4 year iSS0-6, of e University of Des-
at q. M. in the new Univer lty building.
. fgr furia rffnfornaIion relative to the
school, ADDRESS
JUN X. PARK, Presdeut,
lFl 1t Lake CITY, Utah.
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H. p. BARroNJ = VI. BARTON
J. B. ToRoNToi, 49,. ~ 80 -, IA. S GIDDEs
BARTON & COMPANY,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
wv in C othing, Gents and Boys furnish
in 2 goods. We charge only ready made
prices for suits but guarantee absolutely the
same fit as merchant tailors. Our stock is
latest markets Boys and Childrens' suits
and extra pants specially. Call at our es-
tabiishment No. A 8. Main Street, opposite
Studebakers.
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John FIREMAN.

DISH MARKET, S2i EIGHTH EAST ST.
l. importer daily of salt and fresh water
nsh. Wholesale and retail. orders solicited
from the trade. Hotels and families supplied
1t lowest rates.
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PLANO LESSONS.

MR.. T. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF MU
III sie No. 233 E. First South street.
second door east Of st. Marks church. or.
den visited Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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ANDERSON BROTHERS-

practical SIGN, SHOW CARD AND
1 Price-Mark Writers. Room 5, Old Con
sliution Building, opposite z. c. NJ. l.
Lettering done en- Glass Iron, Tin, Wood
Leather, Oileloth, Factory, PsstebOard, etc.,
etc. Carriage Painting City BDIPosters.
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DIED.
K4Y;-At Bolton. Lane shire, Trne 16, 1885
Rober5 Ka, MIL. Star
DIED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


n ACTIVE YOUNG MAN TO TRAVEL.
n II thec oun. ~ as a cinvasser. Apply at
THE HERALD ofic.