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Rumor of Settlement Between b. o. and
Penna,

NEw YoRz, February 40.-Ihe Post
gives currency TO q rumor that the Presi-
dents of the Baltimore and Ohio aud the
PENNSYLVANIA railroads have reached
an smicable adjustment Hand that
they are about 10 sign sn
agreemen, by which TIE for4sr ia 10 sbsn.
don its project in bridging the Arthur Kill
and reaching New York hsrbor By way of
Staten Island, tie Pennsylvania road
in turn giving the B. d o the right Of way
over the former trackG to VeE York for
the next FIVE years. No authoritative con
frmstion or denial Of the rzloT was oh.
tanned
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A Serious Accident.
E-,oys TIE SHldag Rsqistar.

C,,RxsBURa. W. Va, Febsusry 2O.-At
.Non, , o'clock this afternoon boy named
Ford, was crushed By falling coal at what
:, Lnovn "a the Hammond Hill mine, jus;
south OF Clarksburg, We are inior a.ss
that his Injuries are Of serious character
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PkTkOIEUm.
New loIk.


NV YORK Fcbrrnyy % ---P,troleum-
Opened heavy al nc, rallied and con.
,inued stead, !urirg lhe forenoon, ad'
yancinc t0sltc. IhrH hroke 10 T?ic, fuctu
ated between sOi uni I'lc touched sO,c
and closed at sG1c Ind Sales ., 62l 900
barrels.
OII CIV.
Oh CRY. F,D.uary ~ --rerroleun--
Opened nj 7slc, h,gh"t' sac; loves,
78ic; cclc.eI al -o!c, sales 2,GIs,
600 bsrrels, cnsr,Gs "-t-I uearancea
G,2-s, 900, FhIpmtn's 9"7Il barrels
nraLfotd.
BRsDyoRn February - - PstrosHm---
Opened q, lTtc, cIcsed NJ sotc. highes,
sl4c, lowcs' 71!c, rGn- GAIA, total
shipments 9S.f7j barrels: charters i2.42i
barrels, cleeraGces 1904 600 bsrrela.
Pittsburg.
PlTTsarEG, Pa February 20 -petro
leum-Fairly active aud irregular, Ma
tionAl Transit cerGfca'cs opened NJ $50
closed Of -O!c highcst 81 &c. lowest 7s;c.
Huntsville
TI.usyiLLt, Pa, February 20.-PSzo
Ieum--OpeDod ~ 5sic; hifhest 81 10; low.
eat 7sto; closed nj scic; shipments s9.7fl
barrels; charters 81, AL bAIrcb.
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THE CHINESE MUST GO.
There Is No Safety For Him On
the Pacific Coast.
Nor Will He Be Reimbursed Fo
His Losses.
The Dakota BiII---The Silver Cues.
ton General Dispatches.

WARRINGTON, February Pot is al
folly for the Chinese to ask either the Gov
eminent or the States or Territories OF
the Pacific Slope to reimburse them for
the losses they have obtained by the re
cent outrsges out there" said Colder
Gate Congressman to-day. The Govern
ment would have no business to pay such
damages; they must be charged TO the
State or Territory in which the damages
are sustained. Of course no Legislature
would vote or appropriation TO pay China
man for loss sustained st the hands Of
mob, because local sentiment is too strong
against it. "
Then there is no safety for China
man on the Pacific Slope2'
None, for his life andproperty; and it is
perfectly natural that there should not be.
There the scourge OF the Celestial is felt
There the people know the curse of hav-
ing the Chinsman, who has no family and
no responsibilities and who lives on ten
cents day, to supersede the white laborer
with family and who cannot live upon
less than from one to two dollars day.
Certainly 1t would be folly to think of
holding people like that responsible for
the expression of their disgust of the Chi.
usman, even if it was in a manner that
incurred a loss .pecuniarily TO the
Calssfial
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1865 Delicate diseases OF either sex
bousver inluced, speedily and permanent
= cn-eJ BOX Of particulars 10 cents IN
y Address, Worlds D spensary
Ws5;cl Association, 663 Main ) rect, Bur
islo y. Y.
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DIZZY GOODS


NV YOss. February 2O.-Dry 6oods--
The tone Of the market for Gotten goods
is steady 10 strong
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ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.

W&sh'Nuros, D. G., February 20 Gran
vile Z Jarvis, of Grafton, West Virginia
was to dag admitted to practice before the
Interior department.
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COMMISSIONER NILLrR's CONDITION,
SpsciaI 10 ne Smdoy Regrster.

WASHINGTON, February 2O.-Commis
sioner Of Internal Revenue Miller is still
confined to his house. He has been sd.
vised to go 10 the SpIi%ss ind ne says il
he does not soon improve be will act on
this advice. he has been hoping from
day TO day. however that OF the moroS
he would be able to resuRe his duties a.
the Treasury Department. His illness, al
though not OF serious character, has beer
prolonged and his friends are somewhat
anxious
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WHEELING AND ELM GROvE R. +.

on SUNDAYS,
ies,s Wheeling AIS :. N. and run every hour
upE 2. N.
uCGl Top. m.
The Church Train" VIII leave each terminus at
1910 d. N. G.. HIRSfH. SUIT
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aides;

i.ou want a pure, bloom
OnpleXiOn3 If so, .
DpiicatiOnS of HaSan's
...N0AIA BALM will graf
III TO your hearts con-
Il does away with Sal
oSS, RedneSS, PimpleS,
les, and all diseases and
riectiOnS Of the skin. 1t
omeSthe flushed appear
ii heat, fatigue and eX-
sent. 1t makes a lady OF
,i&TY appear but TWEEN
aud so natural, gradual,
perfect are its effects,
il is impossible to detect
DlicatiOn.
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Toledo,
LIVE sIuCk.
wheeling.

The market this week was quite active
Messrs Hpiscn : B.y'a idrnish tbs iol
Loving quotations.
Cattle 600 TO LOO lbs stock St@+e
per h.; 900 10 800 los 363ic per 10 ;,
100 TO 500 lbs &G3tc per h.
uogs-MGrket active; 2;&itc eoi u.
Lambs-Gocd at 3(84i per 10
Calves-sS OO36 90 per head.
Sheep-3@S!c per ID.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, February O--Ths Dro'et's
Journal reports: Ce,'lo---ReCeipts 100
head; shipments 500 hcai, market
strong and active shipping steers 81 SO
as Is; s,ockers end lcederss2 7j@A 10.
cows bulls and mixed - 1jH4 90; bulk
81 75@3 so
Hogs-Receipts II 900 head; shipments
1000 head; marke, active and &c higher;
rough and mixed s 0OMi 81, packing
and shipping 81 3iGI %; light 50 95@
/ 80; skips s. s0@3 90
sheep--Receip,s | 200 head shipments
500 head; marke, Grong; natives :? 90
as Is; Texans 81 !jm3 80, lambs - GO
as 6i.
East LiheTS
EAST LiHsEr,, February ~ --CafilU--
Receipts l,lj6 head; shipments lao"
head nothing doing all through Consign
ments; 30 cara OF cattle shipped 10 New
York
Hogs-Reccipts 800 head, fhiPmenis
$500 head, market firm, Philadelphia
- 6j@i TO- Workers 81 2i@i -; &c cars
shipped to New York.
Sheep-Receipts 500 head shipments
coo head market fair o. Fridays priccS
CiuGlnnaN.
CINCINNATI. o. February 20 --llogs--
Firm; common and light s. sj@4 Is,
packing and butchers 81 lO64 so, 70
cep,s ,039 head shipments $50 head
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Lac ] e Per Cent-Governments
Dull and Steady-Stocks Irregular
Flour Dull aad Unchanged - Wheat
Firm.
NEv YoRk, February 20.-Money on call
easy at l4@2l per cent; prime mercantile
paper at 4@5 per cent; sterling exchange
dull but steady at 4S7!@4ssf.
r.--,,-,,r,-s n,lI hut etaadr
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COTTON.


Nav YORK, FsbruAry 20. --CorTos---
F1turcs c!osed barely resty without ma
terisl ctsnGs
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Mbee!lin9 Resister
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

"A khIVAL AND DEPARTURROF TRAIEs-
,,IDslly tsundsy excepted. monday exceptsd.-
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PIT2 JOHN PoRTER.
Special 10 the Sunday Rsyistu.

WASHINGTON, February 2O-The Fitz
John Porter bill vii doubtless pass the
Senate, and President Cleveland, it is said
is anxious to sign it. There has been
much less agitation Of the subject By the
soldiers Of the country of this subject, il
seems. 10 past Congresses memorials
letters, etc, have poured in from hundreds
of thousands OF people. 1t appears to
have been accepted aS ioregone concIu
sion that this Congress is the friend o.
Porter and that nothing could change i'll
pDDreE
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FPTHELl0M MA!
OR SKIN CANCER.

,svsr YEARS 7 suffered vi h cane, on my
All i 5sa 0a he place coasnaSd to s n
ls'AA extending into ny nose, nom VII 3 came
saA11y discharge very offensive In eha.aCtsr
sJe.s.s, lu4 amed, and annoyed me greal Zeal.
u - i,rt months 40 ~as In Atlanta, al the
S'ss FREED who S = sf ,Sa 5e9o@mSnSsd
de IN slcrt TO PrOcare It. in this 1 was sue,
1ANS.' and bcSau its Cse. The tnhueaC 10 the
teS,...,l AZ nrst was TO somewhat azgraJaIs the
IS. bu. sOOa the iu damn alton Was sliAyel, and
Ss, 4, iurr alter abe INST few bottles. ~
go re,tl IS greatly improved. I am
Soc aud soc 10 DO any kind OF work. The
80, an my Lace NeSau 10 decrease ana the ulcer
cAt,''l ninth there Is not vasIiSe Of it left-only
80 ,rar mark, tha place " ere II hsa been.
.,,,1v 10 ausEeE al questions relative 10 this
am w. MRS. JOICIE A. ACDoNALp.
'u,,T.r,-ts. u'a., August Al, lSsS.
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r,,rshal cancer on my lace for soma years,
.,isnalnS from Que SaeeE bone across Sae nose to
~ rurr i0z and itching 10 such an extent that
uuS,, almost unbe,rsble. I commenced using
80, Siesi &c ~ Nav, 1855, and have used eight
49, n has given the greatest relief by remov
usrb W. BARNRs.
SSSar,,,vlle. Iowa, sept. s, 1885.
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NONRESIDENT STEPHENS,

Of the United Eailers Union, was feeling
rather Jolly to-day, whan scccstea and ask
ed concerning the situstion.
Il don't think," said he, that the manu-
faeturers will decide to yield to day. They
will fix no the breaks in their column il
possible AID keep out a week or so longer
The smash. however, is bound to come
! zee Mr. Heating ssys that he expects or'
6-m in the vest TO surrender at any mo
msnt That, Think, ia General Powell
m;lI NJ Belleyille, Ills. l know OF one o.
1vo others that are on the fence. They sr
NO. in this city, however. It seems to m
that the struggle is nearing an end.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

AN many wears vas a sufferer with cancer Of
$50 ari having been cured by the use OF \. s.
80, on. ratntd ~ a sense OF duty 70 suffer.
-. b.uaaity 20 make this statement Of my case
- i,,s inc fourteenth bottle the cancer began 20
".,S-,rif y ant soon disappeared, ana for several
-|,-,h, -hrrt has bsen no appearance Of 3 sore Of
.-- E-nl on nv nose o. face, neither Is my rose
A..,I,gntrr 90 the touch. have tAken about two
f,-ga boi,lesot : ;. ;, and am Soundy cured and
--sr,v that = :. = effected the cure after every
80 reuedy Eas tried and had fsl ell
A- ROBERT SMEDLEY.
g,,, (,s.res. "a May l, 1855
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,.,8 hsarl OF the wonderful cures OF SEiit's
-, and n solved 90 try Il. ! commenced tai
~ Apri, lisa Gy general health was much
-,S,-,yg,i, We. the cancer which was in my breast
,--Itrlr..d 10 grow slowly but surely. The bunch
..SE ana became quite heavy. ielt that must
liner have i; cut or die. But Il eommeneed dis
sss-,ny Quantities OF almst black, thick olo)i II
>-rtI~. 81 h-AtuS Sround the edges until Ftbru-
~ xhga q vs,eniirely healed up and well.
N'' BETSY - OOD,
ttyhessts, Ply mouth CO. Mss. July 10, 1885,
sgtft's spe dc IS entirely yeg table, and seems
q, esrs ca GER, by forcing out tae Impurities from
-T,sst,s. on Blood Ssd skin sesSes mailed free
Tr,N ~N.gI STE,:yIJ Co, Drawer 5, Atlanta
"a y W W 23i street
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AInternntionaI Footrace

WEBBING. February ~, 1856.
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GoyERSMESrs--DulI but steady.
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in their nail factory LOT TWO years, oub IL -
onlv within g regent period that gas has
been used in every department OF the
American works
Chess Cook & Co. will be compelled 10
dsuend upon coal for time. They have
the largssc nail factory in the city.
|, is predicted ths, lower prices vii! at
tend q general resnmption-thst nails
which now bring 81 40 with two Per cent
of in large lots, will probably drop to
| *2i6. To NEE; tbs it is said the price
ruling st 6 corresponding period last yeaf
was 81 a key. In csseprices drop to these
6oures again manufacturers outside OF
Pittsburg will have no margin left. Pitts
bpr, manufacturers can make q card rate
, that vill practically destroy competition
They can make nails st prices lover than
have been reached since the recent din
culries began and still have a margin
There are those who assert that it is pos
sibls that nails will be sold for less thsr
81 a keg before the middle of summer. Ii
short, there il much to justify the opinion
that Pittsburg will sgsin become, as it wa
for many gears, the great centre o. nal
manufacturing. The present facilities IL
our nail factories would ensble Pittsouri
TO produce 200 kegs OF nails per day. Ii
case the trade justified it this outpa
could easily be doubled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-02
Lots of Approvals.

WAsHISGToN, July 1.-The President
has approved the act to reduce the fee
on domestic money orders for sums
not exceeding IS. The act making
allowances for clerk hire to postmasters
of first and second-class postofices,
agricultural and army appropriation
bills. The act granting leave OF absence
10 employees IN the government print
ing office; acts providing for the COM
pletion of public buildings at FL Paso,
Texas, Hannibal, Missouri, Savannah
Georgia, Peoria, Illinois, Des Moines,
Iowa. The act for the sale OF Kansas
City. Fort Scott & Gulf Railroad; he
act authorizing the Cheyenne & North
ern Railroad Conf any to build a road
across the Fort Russell and Fort Lara
ME reservation; the act providing for
additional barracks at southern, north
western and western branches of the
National Home for disabled volunteer
soldiers. The act for the relief of officers
and crew Of the light house tender
Lilly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-02
Government withou, FUNDS.

WAsHFe7oS July I.-Acting secre-
tary Falrchild, this morning, prepared
circular calling the attention Of the
government employees to the failure of
Congress to provide for their compensa-
ton after June 30th, and notifying them
that their continuance at work after
that date must be at their own risk,
subject to the future action of Con-
gress. -------
matter was considered at the
CABINET meeting to-day, and it was de-
cided to defer the issuance Of the circu-
lar until tomorrow, in anticipation OF
the passage by Congress to-day, OF q
Joint resolution extending the appropri-
ions OF the last fiscal year.
1oumans. Chief Clerk of the Treas
ury, has prepared kilograms TO all Gus
todians OF public buildings, about l3O In
number, as follows: "No appropriation
cannot direct purchases at last year
prices, subject TO appropriations oy
congress" These kilograms viii not be
sent unless Congress fails TO make. the
necessary provisions to-day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-02
The Iowa Democratic Convention

DIES MONIES. July lat the Demo
cratic State convention a resolution ex-
pressing the good will of the convention
towards Gladstone and Parnell, hoping
for their success, passed.
A platform was adopted endorsing the
President and his administration Il
favors an honest pension bill, put. OPP
poses special laws; calls on Congress 70
revise the tariff law so as to meet the
needs Of revenue only declares ia favor
of the payment of the public debt;
favors legislative adju tment of the
labor question; denounces the new con-
gressional district law; demands an in
vestigation and conviction of all NAL
feasance in public office favors the re-
peal of the prohibitory law and the
enactment of local option extend
ing to counties and cities; the license
adopted to be not less than $500. The
convention then took recess and upon
assembling will nominate State ticket.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-02
THE BIG DEFALCATION
Locking the Door After the
Horse Has Gone.
THE APPROyALs OF THURSDAY.
Iowa Democrats-C Crank Arrested
To His Child-Governmeut with
out Funds-otherN News Notes.
Inre.tiratlng ,ae pefale.tlon.

AANCsHb"-8 80
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The heavy
defalcation of the Chesapeake & Della
ware Canal Company discovered yester-
day, continues to be the main topic and
discussion in financial circles. Several
experts have been set to work at the
books of the corporation, and they are
busily engaged 10 day in examining
the accounts to ascertain whether the
speculations of James A. l.. Wilson. the
Ascending treasurer, aggregate more
than he acknowledges in hts writ
ten confession to President Gillingham.
The latter has sworn out a warrant for
the arrest OF both Wilson and Henry v.
Leily, the former secretary and treas
urer of the company, charging them
with enlightenment. A description of
Wilson was furnished to the detective
department and telegraphed to all
police districts in the nlted States,
Canada, Europe and elsewhere. The
chief OF detectives believes that the
fugitives have gone to Canada. and
that without means. The largest hold
ers of stock of the company are the
United States government and the
State of Maryland, while bonds are
owned by a number of prominent peo-
pie in this city, Moncure d. Robinson
possessing nearly $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-02
ACrank Arrested.

PITTsBURs, July Intelligence was
received here to-day of the arrest in
Washington City oil Peter Zeingerle, the
crank Aho left here Tuesday for the
ayowed purpose of killing the French
minister Zeingerle is a Frenchman
and for some time past has imagined
that minister Rouston had wronged
him. The Washington authorities were
notified to De on the outlook for Zein-
gerle and last even ng he was discoy-
cred lurking about the minister's resi-
dence with a loaded revolver in his pos
session. He was arrested and is now
in jail at Washington.
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To His child.

WAsHIEsToSi July1.-The bill passed
by the House some time ago for the
relief of the survivors of the steamer
Jednnelte and widows and children OF
those who persisted in the retreat from
the wreck OF that vessel in the Arctic
seas was reported fsTorabIy to the Sem
ate to-dayrffom the committee on naval
affairs. 1sT The Senate committee have
sme2ded the bill so as TO provide that
twelve months pay, OF Henry d. War
rem, of the crew, shall be paid TO his
child and not to his widow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-02
German Revenue

BERLIN, July 1. = The imperial re-
venue for the fiscal year 1SS5-S6 will, it
is calculated, fall II, 900, goo marks below
the estimate. The deficiency is at
tributed to a decrease amounting to
20 0O0,O coo marks in the revenue derived
from the sugar tax. The taxes on salt.
beer and spirits show an increase on
their yields TO the treasury.
The new sugar tax law will. il is
thought. produce an addition of 16,00O,-
600 marks to the revenue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-02
Remarkable E.cnpe.

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, OF Tunkhan-
mock. Pa, was afflicted for six years
with Asthma and Bronchitis during
which time the best physicians could
give no relief. Her Fife was despaired
OF. until IN last October, she procured q
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
when immediate relief was fslt, and by
continuing Its use for . short time, she
vas completely cured, gaining in flesh
fifty pounds IN few month";
Free Trial Bottles Of tnis certain cure
OF all Throat and Lung Diseases at 2.
C. II. I. Drug Store LarEs bottles 81.
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IndIetee for POOL selIinr

New YoRK. July I.-Coney Island
Jockey Cub and Brighton Beach Club.
indicted for allowing the pool selling on
the race track. appeared through ooun-
sci to-day,in Kings COonty Court ses-
Sions- whsnsa plea of not guilty was en-.
tered They win be notified when the
district attorney is prepared 70 20 10
trial
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where He WIN spend al III. vacation

I WASHINGTON; July I-It is said at the
White House that there is no truth in
the report that the President has ar
ranged 10 make tour Of the Lakes this
summer. He has as yet made no plans
for the suiarner, but it is more than
likely that he and Mrs. Cleveland will
pass their vacation in the north
mountains Of New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-02
Harvard Wins

NEW LONDON, Conn, July 1.-The race
between the freshmen crews of Har-
ward, Columbia and Yale this morning.
was won by Harvard. who finished IL
1852. Columbia making the two miles
in l1.4%. The Yale upset, leaving her
out of the contest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-02
STUDEBAKER BROS. MFG. co.
Fine Car riages Buggies AM
Spring Wagons,
FARM, FREIGHT, ORE TRAVELLING WAGONS
FARM, FREIGHT, ORE TRAVELLING WAGONS
ALSO REPRESENTING

MCCORMICK H. cos NEW STEEL BINDERS Introduces.
design superiority workmanship durability
of management.
The COMBINED REAPERs MOWERS DRoPPERs sINGLE
Frs, : unequaled-
"AGITATOR" acknowledged be without
Of the than trebng those all other ThresheE
WOODBURY. POWER the durable bghtest running
SOUTH BEND CHILLED PLOW, although introduced r
ke until long after other styles Of Chilled Pows fast crowdng
nd the position of the leading Chilled Pow.
WEIR sULKIES HAND PLOWS and HARROWS a
length and breadth of Utah pa
The BOSS SICKLE GRINDER tool every who has n
needs and cannot afford to be without si. 1 81
shall full above goods
OF this manufacture sold previous
machine Of
repair without needless trouble
All parties ordering bought previous are
We also keep full line Of Rak Msehn1
Wagon Extra Robes whips, Rubber Cloth Duck
Coach candIes Farm and Carriage Harness.
STUDEBAKER BROS. MFG. CO.,
Central Branch House.
no .a.rl SALT E1ATxE CT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-02
Tue Fast Fruit rrain

SAcRANEsro, July 1. = The second
special fast fruit train left here for the
east last night. The train consisted Of
fifteen cars. The shipment was made
by the California Fruit Growers AS
ISOLATION.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-02

The only Norwegian dealer in Salt Lake
City, is the only place in town where
you can get the genuine Norway and
Holland herring. Norway anchoyies
and split Goldfish. A full assortment OF
frst-class groceries at lowest prices.
Produce taken in exchange. No. s. Z
Third South street, half block..sast Of
Methodist church.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-02

THE HERALD, in all of its issues. sur
passes all the Rocky Mountain paper
in both contents and circulation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-02

PINK gums and mouth and dazzling teeth
And breath Of balm and lips OF rose
Are found not in this world beneath
With young or old. save only those
Who ever wisely while they may,
Use sOZoDONT by night and day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-02

THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID
who suffer from Female Weakness, will
find Gilmore's Aromatic Wine q posi-
tive cure. For sale at A. Q. Smith &
Co. Drug store. 8
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-02
FItz,John rorier piII

WAsHIseIoS. July 1.-The President
has signed the Fi,z-John Porter kill.