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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-13
A DIFFERENCE OF TASTE.

1t may appear strange to public-spirited
men in Salt Lake, that in sordid New
York men and women of note can be
found who, ignoring progressive euchre
and champagne suppers, interest them
selves and others in the discussion of SO
Improbable a subject as the 'Destiny OF
Man."
The New York Sun informs us that the
Nineteenth Century Club of that CITY,
with brilliant gathering of visitors.
among whom were DIR. McCosh, Robert
Ingersoll, Horace Porter, Henry George.
Edgar Fawcett and Adam Badeau. list
ened intently for more than three hours,
a few evenings ago, TO Prof John Fiske.
Thaddeus B. Wakeman and Chauncey
M. Depew, as from different standpoints
they discussed philosophical problems
relating to conceptions of the Deity and
the destiny of man.
Prof. Fiske claims to be a Christian
evoiutionist. He finds "the first express
sion of monotheism in the teachings of
Christianity" 1t was confusion of
thought to speak of ''the conflict between
religion and science" True religion and
exact science never conflict. The theory
that would clothe God with the feelings,
passions and actions of man, is giving
way to the idea of an ever-active Deity,
whose manifestations, through evolution
and natural selection, tend to the highest
and best in human progress and results
in the survival of the fittest."
Mr.. Wakeman, as Positivist, was con-
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-13

The examination in the case of Nine.
Louisa Hart, who was arrested in Lon
don the other day under the new law for
the protection of young girls, has been
concluded, and she was committed for
trial, bail being refused. The evidence
showed depravity on the part of the
woman that is revolving. The police
claim that they have the names of some
of the noble debauchees who were fire.
quent visitors at her house, being patrons
to her work of procuress on which she
became rich. Her house was elegant in
allits appointments, and first allurements
was SO enticing, that few of the young
who passed before them escaped.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-13
England'S Best S0cinty.

The tenor of the London press com.
ments on the Sir Charles Dixie disoraca
indicates that British opinion is lower
than anything yet experienced in Amer
lea. Dixie, detected in a scandalous pro-
ceedlng, managed to escape public exam
ination in court, while Mrs. Crawford
the woman In the case, was compelled to
bear the odlum of publicity Most of the
metropolitan newspapers declare that he
should have "perured himself like a
gentleman" as the Prince of Wales once
did in the Mordaunt case, rather than
submit passiyely to an Indictment which
he might have easily denied. When
Albert Edward comes to the throne, Eng
land will be fine country to live in.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-13
MEDICAL,

nnis man came to Salt Lake City Representing
YnrI ~ as tne son of DR.. E. B. FooTE OF New e,
nrovsd sIs h wen known specialist, IS abundant
lake City from Dakota and Montana from o.
rnpuse raI" made there, he changed his base ani
soPaesSnteo himself as the son of d more n0Iga
Foo,I,s 3FPoIusuSe IN New York City than DR.. Z. D.
Too, tne well known author. Mr.. JOHN T. !.
NJ, NNnu", OF the well known Trow's Directory, u -
b,sN b%eW 1ork City (forty years in the director!
oS ouSSinessl Ex-Governor FRANK FULLER, OF Ulan
1nu 1u. ene hon. ABRAM WAKEMAN, for many yeai;;
tb tbos1naster In New York City, also SurveyOr1vo ~
4 He Fort gave their afidavits that there are ~
osnsr " doctors in New York by the name oil Io, fGo
W o ro0TE, excepting DR.. f. B. FoOTE the suno, .,eo
oI Medical Common Sense" ETC., and his W.
sons, DR.. E. B. FoorE, Jr., and DR.. HUBERT !.
s9oTE; The genuine DR.. FeoTE, Jr., will leis. heis
aILer always employ the initials, E. B., in des5
inatlng MS name, Heretofore he has DeThn
KnoWn not only at home but wherever his puyf
ncaLlons II nave been circulated, by the ns1le%
Dl- FoOTE, Jr. Greater care will be taken hfiI hflSI
aItel, IN view OF the fact that an unprineiPSis PSis
person. mas assumed to profit by his anu -"
1aLnef's reputation
unose desiring further and more dttallsai Sc
~ b IN respect to this matter Will ITt,h
~ DS aooressing Box 414, Salt Lake C1t!, 10
~; SisU.s naVlng Information of adVanIaSs 10
RiaiHtlIs i VIII kindly communicate the SAM Sst
Lake City
;, InoSe desiring to consult DIR. FooTE gi9Gs g9rsss
either
'r.E. B. F00TE, Sr., or DR.. E. B. FOOlt,m
120 Lexington Ave-, New f'i
consultation Free. in person or by letter.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-13
THE MATRIMONIAL
TO THE PROMOTION OF MARRIAGE

recsivn nend ior the b February number. and
tisers and snhass nfs.ciass marriage paner you viii
Mailed anS aadresss sscsiys booss
Ten Ten Cents ADDRESS THE securely wrapped, for
estabisbeeds ies Cincinnati Ohio. TTbiso n l5s
Mention tbs ssPss ps5a1 not new venture an old
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-13

MIR. CLEVELAND pays little attention to
anything about Washington City. He
said to Colonel Lamont the other day
- think when We get through our White
House work we had better remain over
for two or three days to visit the town."
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-13

The success of several great strikes for
more wages is precipitating others. Amer
lean workingmens.can take hint as well
as anybody
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-13

AT night school: Teacher-Correct
the following sentence: cit are warm to-
night"
Boy-It is darned cold tonight.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-28
$500 REWARD.


~ Fige hundred dollars
81 81 Nia be paid upon the
conviction Of any person
raRali. Stealing GF kill-
-4s5 ilsg any cattie sith the
-. 1E WI a&0yt Brand III with isK
t.AIsSt1 ~ soil She LEFT ribs and
shoulder III diamond bar On tie middle
aG tar lcH side. SllpPll--crOp OF the irkk
ear two Slits on tlie right
Post Gitiire-phenix A.
sept 22-ly1 J. M. II 4. 4. WAfsn.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-28
yn1ue o. the warm Nnter nnth.

The Sanitary World considers oleanIi-
ness not only essential to good health,
but it is a mark Of good breeding, The
laboreE by the elinging Of dust to his
perspiTing person, becomes O fit subject
for the bath tub very frequently Too
frequent bathing Is weakening. 1t may
not be advisable To take bath morning
and evening, as some medical journals
advise, but q good washing frequently
enough to keep the person clean. Warm
baths viii often prevent the most viru-
lent diseases. A person who naay be in
fear Of having received infection of any
kind should take a warm bath, suffer per-
spiration 10 ensue, and then rub dry.
Dress warmly to guard against taking
cold. II the system has imbibed any in
fictitious matter, ID win be removed by re-
sorting TO this process, if done before the
infection has time to spread over the
system; and even II some time has
elapsed, the drenehing preparation that
may be induced by hot water win be
very certain 10 removeit
In cases Of congestion, bilious colo,
inflammation, ETC., there is no remedy
more certain 10 give relief. In cases Of
obstinate constipation also, wonderful
cures have been wrought. For sore
throat, diphtheria, and inflammation Of
the lungs hot compress is one Of the
most potent remedies. Scientific Amer
lean.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-28
Az lndia, peFfor,nanor N f,efiin.

An Indian Performances III Berlin.
An exciting Incident occurred at a
places t amusement III Berlin. Acorn
pany 81 Indians were cngugad there in
charge 81 d IstropeaiA well acquainted
with Indian life, After the perform
ances Of the evening were over the In
dams began to execute together one Of
their tribal dances tie eagle or winter
dauce--un the occasion of religious festis
val. It is the custom among the tribe 10
whlLa they belong that II amy one par.
tiCiIatiug in this lance stumble or fall he
shall be put b. death 10y the ordinary
mode Of tomahawking, During the
dance the youngest member Of the party
by name Pook -POok made an unlucky
slip aud fell. ....
Instantly the chief rushed upon him,
seized him firmly Us he lay prustrate,
and, raising his tomahawk, prepared TO
give the blow which would soon have
sent the unfortunate man scalpless into
the happy hunting-ground. The Euro
pean who is with the company, and who
was watching the ceremonies, speedily
interposed, and under threat of penal
consequences compelled the Indian to
torego his sauS''inary purpose. The
fallen man was released, but his deliver
ance did not appear to be greatly valued
by him, since he remarked 70 his rescuer
that sooner or later he would have to
pay for his false step with death, his fell
low-danceTs being bound to take his life
either here in Europe or in their oN'n
land. Chicago Tribune,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-28

ENOK SALE Two frame hoHses~aae
I containing three rooms and the other
two The property > eiieibly situated,
ii price Low
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-28
$3.50 Jew ND.

MsmA Zig abaFP reward VIII
S SO s. paid for the detection
and conviction Of any
person ar lprs0lise Raght
l staiimg ~ killing any
w teSttie 1T he above ilrgfa
! J0ilN KENNEpA;
Ci}p.te. i II.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-28
To Capital Seeking Investment.

II own TIE CoNTRoII ING INTER
A go iii tie Two c0ppcF claims. With a
largp rfarulH u higli grade copper ore hi
sight Plenty OF wood and MATER on the
eiaiEis. ! want Ss5,QOe " laiy outstanding
Interests, aevelap elata.s and pigt the1a III
bullion producing condition. I Milf repay
iliis a5itQ 0lg ~ tllF sirt copper produced,
leaving 3oil With 4 nne-llalf interest III two
g0Od Developed CLAIMS. win g0od rsAsie-
ton works pn PROPERTY. AaR can SECURE
Yourself lny deeds rs tlairis and 81 I'M
prpycTBenfs until money is paid back, then
divide property ana ri ahead.
Mhn wants 70 investigate this In good
faith2
Gallon or address -i0IiA -. BfiIGFSS,
Dnnlap PoSntiiee. Graham County. Arize.
ra VIA sort Grant sept Stf X
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-28
$500 REWARD.

GToss On left hip Ear marks--crop Of
right alia undcr-cnt Ia eaeifra5
The above reward IS ill BE- paid hy he an
derSigntd far Information aat wili lead 10
tie conviction nf amy one guilisaf defaeina-
altering ~ III any way ebanglng tile aboFe
described naHiis aF ear marks OF stealing
cattle bearing lhpna
Baitgu AlcAlIllrl. ReFt 0fjes address
Globe, ella County, AT
aug eft p. STANLEY.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-28
d. MINT IE,
The (sreat English Remedy,

IS a EEYRE FAIAiSo EtRE
fm Nprvsus Debility. SeDs-
mai Weakness Bxisallsfsd
I itaaty, SisH nistaFfi5es'e
SA0ST ls9NstntlD, hi.
.lis1tgney PARALYSIS, iy<ia-
tGrrtpa, and al slse tesrs-
de effects q SET Etasr.
J8atlfal fOlllas and axcess
.in fnatpfef years, sneh aE
Loss ~ sismor,s f.asEithfe.
Nuttl,tpaf omission aver
sion 81 seelefy, Dimnese q
! NiaoH, Nois, u re Heed.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-28
aaMpLE RorTlE FREE.

WIFI sans y ally applying By lettcr stating synp-
taps aNd age strict secrecy n TegeTd y AL bnsis
n0se tFnnsacti0Ne
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-28

lie Rirhau's Golden Baisnrn 80. 1
Cures Chsaeres, fire. ard sscoaa sia.sas.
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syphilitie Cetarrh, diseased sealp, and an
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lie Rtrhausg Golden BalsMni No2
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whether caused hy iniiscreton or aisase
q Mercury, icaylag tho blood p1re snd
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lie Rtehmuia Golden Nma ntsh ANTI
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81 disurangements Price 81 SO per
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re Richnr,s Golden spanish IN
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infiariniatory Glest Stfictares &e Price
81 SO per BottIe.
lie MichAmsa Go7Gem Ointment
for the effective heating Of Syphtific Sores,
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lie Haehnufs Golden Pills Nerve
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Price 80 90 per Box.
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-28

GOItraeis filled at Low Rates and
" promptly. J. H. fIYNDMAN,
iune l6-it Manager.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-28
5000 IscNHn1.,l.

gggsa, Bie above reward win
le paid Tor the caiyit,-
~ tIell IL ans person.
caught stealing on Riiti
i1yg any cattle With ;hs
IN "a aRF, brand
a.sss ETHEL KENNEDY
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19

While you people are enjoying a
webfDot mist we are wearing our sum-
mer clothes and reyeling in summer
wreathss with green Hills end fields.
The farmers are busy p.owing, and one
would think it was May instead Of
February.
Stock Of every kind are doing well,
and there is plenty ofgood beef running
on the range.
PrinevilIs has built up more In the
last year than in any three preceding
ones, and if il keeps up its lick viii
soon rival Albany in size, and il now
does more business. It boasts Of two
good fire companies, both equipped with
tirst-class engines.
Politics Is beginning to make . stir,
and candidates for tho various Offices TO
be filled next June are AS thick as
pretty girls at sbussing bee. 2 Our
old triond, Liggett, Is talked Of. for
Clerk, and / would not be surprised to.
see him carry off the priza. At any
rate / believe his chances to be as good
as anyone.
The Democratic party is consolidated
and will go into the fight next June
unweakened by internal dissension.
The faotional fight between "moon-
shiners" and "vigilantsn Is over, and
thing of the past. We will roll up q
majority for the State ticket Of over
two hundred next June, and don't you
forgetit. -aan ss ~
Tbs Ochoco RevielC is Just out with
MitchelI's letter in reference to Senate
Joint Memorial, No. 6, and the town
is wild, and If Needy and Esrhart were
here they would be lynchsd. Road
company is about alI the politics and
religion one-half Of the people here
have, and they. haye it bad. This issue
elected Cartwright and Lyle last time,
has sustsined and built up the Revieac,
and will dictate the candidates next
june and the memorial was passed in
difference to this feeling, and to have
sons scoop the kernel all out and leave
nothing but the hull Is too bad. Well,
tits fact, this company ih Hsnd and
a terrible draw back on this county, hut
that the people here will epsr beat them
| do not believe.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19


the warehouse ab Tangent, but several
thouaand bushels not shipped yet.
The Grange Council held hore the
other day was largely attended. We
saw familiar faces from ell parts of the
county.
There was socisble given al the
residence Of s. j. Archibald on last
Friday evening At which ths young
folks had q good time.
r. M. Culp preached enc Of the best,
plain and practical sermons hers last
Sunday that wo have had the pleasure
Of liatsaing 10 for long time. using
for his text the latter clause OF the 7th
verse oil 2nd Chapter Of Luke. We are
very glad to learn that he IL TO preach
at Tangent alternate Sundays In each
month the coming spring and summer.
Tho NJ. E. Church Soath will hold
their quarterly meeting at thla place
next Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Davis, Of Albany will preacl
in Tangent the 4th Sunday, at bal
past 2 o'clock, p. m.
b. o. Fellows tho patent gate man
has been around and put up. several
gates in this vicinity which work lik'
charm. just the thing. No setlinI
out 10 the mud TO open gates.
Annual school meeting 6rat day o
March.
George Cochran end wife hoarae
che train on Monday last for Harris
+ burg to be gone several days.
John Spangler, of Independence, We
here on last Monday evening aidin
the Brass Band Ia their practice.
J. j. Beard has receiysd bis Con
mission which gives him authority
handle II. s. mail ct Tangent.
, Mr.. T.. L. Bryan on Wednssda,,
moved back TO bis old farm At "a
place from Albany, and bis son Albei
has moved into town, where be be
rented some property.
OBSERVER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19

We have had placed in our hands a
circular Of the Hendricks Monument
Association, lately orgapizea at Indian
apolis, Indiana, Fer the purpose Of rails
ing fund with which 10 erect q rnon-1
ument at that place 70 the late Vics
President Of the United States, Thomas
A. Hendricks Knowing that large
number Of the readers OF the DEMocRAr
are willing and even anxious TO con-
tribute to so worthy cause, we viii
say that we are authorized to receivs
contributions up to April lst. The
fund is to be made popular one small
sumo from great many people. Little
boys and girls are especially requested
TO contribute small sums, 80 that their
names may 20 down 10 pOsterity az
having contributed to 80 worthy pur.
pose. All persons, old OF young, who
contribute become honorary members
Of the Monument Association. II il
our purpose, except where otherwise
requested, to givo list Of those wh'
contribute in our issue April 2nd
Money can be sent to US by postal noev
msnsy order, or small amount Of coli
may be safely sent in an ordinary en-
velope. The little boy or little girl 0
every Democrat in the county shOul'
contribute 25 or so cents, or even II
cents when the larger amounts eanno
be spared. Every Democrat In tn
county should csntributs one dollar
6fty cents or twenty-five cents. d
not delay this but send your contribu
sions at once. Address, DExocRAT, AL
baay, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19
Yaquina hay.


Politically there ought 10 be 4 good
man here with q big oak cudgel te
register Democrats, and get foreign-
ers TO take out their papers. A few
Democrats over here are sore. Fall
ed to Get appointments, you SEQ.
How's the raI!toad, is about The
next matter. II Is all right and
makes Its regular trlps,a and We think
that 1t Is sound financially.
There 10 not much doing Just now
Ia the mechanical line, except the
erection Of company store building,
24x80 feet, one story high. Conse-
quently valley carpenters need not
hurry over here expecting employ
ment.
Right here i Will say that II ap-
pears as II the o. p. II. was fixed
thing, from tho fact that all they do
seems 10 be for permanency. All oi
the officials are good and honorable
men, men who wish 10 do tho right
thing by all concerned. Tho road
ought and certainly will prosper un.
der their skillful management.
Tho steamer mYaquina'' arrived
here day before yesterday, bringing
o goodly quantity offreIght for various
towns aud stations throughout ths
Willamette valley. Traffic In tha
direction has improved, aud will GER
tainly get better yet. ! understand
there will DO now steamer here be
foro many months. With the OK,
tension Of the road and two good
steamers, this line will offer extri
Inducements from the middle vale,
} counties and will greatly benefit Al
baDy,and more greatly II the c0mpan,
can be Induced TO build lis prluclpa
shops In Albany and Utilize tina
noble water power.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19

Morrison, of Illinois, has introduced
q tariff bill In Congress, which puts
tho following articles on tho free
list: Lumber, timber, wood, (un-
manufactured, laths, shingles, salt,
hemp, jute, iron, sulphur, lead and
copper ores, and coal Besides these
there ATE many articles OF less conse-
quenco 10 the revenue, such as pota-
toes, hay, corn, bristles, beeswax,
dyewoods, manufactured earths, un-
dressed stone for building purposes,
acorns and dandelion. II Is thought
this bill will effect a reduction OF
$40, 900, 900. There u reduction
on cotton thread. yarn, warps, or
warp yarn, OF about p per cent. Re-
ductIon on pig iron 5 per cent. Iron
railway bars 10 per cent. Steel rail-
way bars 2s'per cent. Iron or steel
T. rails about 20 per cent. There Il
slight reduction on bar ard rolled
iron, iron beams, lead aRd copper.
The reduction on sugar Is so per cent
OF present rates, A very slight re-
ductIon on all wools, Hax, linen and
hemp, window glass, plate glass oI
high quality, earthenware, glass and
china ware, rice, marble, castor besns,
and q few chemicals.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19
T. w.

Parties given at the reside nces Of
Geo. Bogue and w. Ellis were among
the sources Of amusement for the young
people Of our part.
Relatives ara visiting with Dayton
Bond aud family.
Piof. L4mbert preached at the Or.
leans school house on last Sunday. lie
with other christian workers are hay-
Ing regular religious services thres
times . week, which gives our commnn.
icy quite pious tone. Il is 70 be hoped
that good will be the result Of Lis
efforts.
Walter Millhollen is confined to biz
bed With a severe attack Of rheumatism 10
DR.. j. B. Lee, Of Corvallis, Is waiting
sn him.
The high waters took away consid-
erable fence between hero ahd Corvallis
leaving the road badly "cut up
and mass Of drift wood for some die.
tance.
Some of onr wheat being very rank,
shows signs Of dying.
Mutton sheep are selling for two dol
lars and twenty-five cents per head.
VERA.