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Tor How TO Cure skin Diseases "
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DIR. Richardson, OF London, remarks
that if the mortality of the young among
lower animals be compared with that Of
children it will be seen that there is no
animal which loses so large a proportion
of its offspring as women do.-Medical
Journal.
, 1886-10-09
100 Doses

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, 1886-10-09
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All kinds of field mic are rapidly dis
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State Lottery Comp'y

' Ne do hcreJy ccrftfD that ioc AipcI rise an ne
arrangements tor me- MonthiV .nd QusnfoTiD
druuirgs o. the LouisIdnd St1fe Lofttrg tO"i-
puIU, aud IN person mnidgt and control ne
DrutCunDs H,niSieues. ana ttuf Tie "a" E IRE cunt
Quoted ruin honeSfg, ydirtcss. and IN ppOd run
toiUop II al Itfrfies, ana ,c "tfftOrisc NE tv,t-
punu Ia use hts cs'fyrcdfc, run IicstDiifes IF OrT
SfgnurireS dnHcnrd. ~ ts 1frt11iseUieufS.'
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If it was not for the weather there
never would be any variety in some peo-
pies conversation Texas Siftings.
, 1886-10-09
Our Mail Order Department

Is one of the principle features OF this
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rion before taking out of express office.
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son supplements, mailed free on applira
ion. Send your name if you want our
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, 1886-10-09
Blood Elixir Is the only

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iced. IT Is n positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
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whole system. and banishes nll Rbtnmatio
and Neuralgia pains. We gpdrantee H.
Pearse 4 McGill. Druggiste
, 1886-10-09
The Democratic Leader.


Esaered al the Post ONCE. cneyer''t. h1o-
ounv, /or frdnsDiisston through the mats a.
Ne una SASS UstIxeT.
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HOUSE.

In compliance with the arrangement
made yesterday, the House resumed
consideration of the vetoed pension bills.
thu first being that granting $50 per
noun to the widow of General David
K Hunter. In advocating the passage
of the bill over the Presidents veto.
Butterworth, Of Ohio. cited various
precedents where the widows of general
officers were granted $50 monthly, and
he protested against the House making
fish of one and flesh OF another. The
trouble in this case. he thought, was
that General Hunter had presided at
FitZjohn Porter's court martial. IL ii
were not for that, the President would
have signed the bill. be House re
fused 10 pass the bill over the veto
yeas Ill, lays 1853 not constitutional
Iwo-kir ds IN the affirmative. Con
sider1hon of the vetoed bills granting
pensions 70 Mary Norman, John w.
Farris and David I. Elderkin, was post
poned until the next session.
The House refused TO pass over
the Presidents veto-yeas Il9. nays 95-
mot constitutional tEO-thirds - the
afiirmativel the bill -. 80 aenssol
~ MARI A-Ies,on. This clspOseG ol
a. FetOcI peuSlO uslQl lic cai-l4arI
and IN accordance with he agreement
the House resumed consideraron of the
inter State commerce Dill. The previous
question was Ordered-yeas l59. nays So !
and the question required on the sub /
stitute 1.-THE Reagan bill no the senate /
oil! (Cuilom bilD The substitute was !
agreed to-ysss lS3. nays l0i
Baker, OF NfE York moved 10 com !
NIT the bill. with Instructions. 10 the 1
on commerce. 10 report II 1
back amended Dy the sub>tition OF the 4
Sen4e bill. LoSt-yeas 40. nays l5S.
The Senate. bill Is amended by the /
OF the Reagan subsu tUte. was /
then passed-yeas ls9 nays Al aud the
conference was requested.
Blanchard sub tilted a conference 4
report on the river aRd harbOr spprs-
priation bill.
The reading q the report consumed l
nearly two hours. and no time was left 4
for the residing Of the descriptive state
ment accompanying the report which is
signed by only Two OF the House con-
erees
Hatch raised The question OF con-
pending which the House
took recess, the evening session 10 be
scr the consideration OF pension bills.
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The CnttIng Case.

Ell PAso. Tex, July SO.-Ths trial Of
Cutting is now in progress at Paso Del
Norte. 1t consists merely of a joint ex-
animation by the prosecuting attorney
AMI judge of papers in the case. It IL
expected that decision will be reached
to- might az the three days allotted for
the trial expires tomorrow. 1t
seems 70 be the expectation among the
Mexican lawyers that Cutting will be
sentenced to one or two years imprison.
ment and taken up at once to
the penitentiary at Chihuahua. Medina
IS also having his trial this evening, for
raising 4 rumpus u few nights back.
The Cutting case has brought the hith-
erto unknown fact, that the doctrine of
the State rights Is carried to its extreme
limits in Mexico. The States authOri-
ties at chihuahua will brook no inter
ference from the Federal administra-
ton or even from President DiaZ per
sonally. They viii not even listen TO
friendly suggestions. AS matters now
stand. Cutting is certain 10 be sentenced
TO q long term of imprisonment, and he
will be carried 10 chihuahua 10 serve
out the term.
People Of the border along the Bio
Grande are Disguised with the apathy
and want of natural feeling on the part
OF the Washington administration.
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Eli rsrkIn. and ..cse,,

NEW YoRK. July SG.-Eh Perkins
writes rather gloOmily Of the condition
of ex-President Arthur, now at New
London. he says: President Arthar's
brain Is weakening, like John McCul-
loughis. and Charles Francis Adams. In
a recent conversation, though, he ssid:
IL think it shows that We are 4 strong
BY q strong people when
New York can punish its own boycott
ters; when Chicago can inprisOn is
Anarchists; when Mississippi can ar
rest her own klu-klux; when Missouri
can arrest and punish it nightly train
vreckers." A physician who has ex-
amined President Arthur's disease says
he has the old Brigbt's disease and in
digestion, which has lied 20 many bo-
riT11lfs; which nearly killed Genersi
Shenck, and which has just kiliei
Hubert .. Thompson, in NeS York
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-31
TELEGRAPHIC.
Progress Of the Anarchist
Trial Friday Afternoon.
STATUS OF THE CUTTING CASE.
Interesting News by Wire from vari-
Gus Portions Ofths Country
Yesterday.
The Anarchists.

CHICAGO. July 35.-Ihe afternoon
proceedings OF the Anarchists trial be-
gan with the testimony Of Biuthert.
county physician. HE testimony was
interesting, inasmuch as It related to
the wounds which caused the death OF
began, whose murder at Haymarket is
one of the charges upon which the
prisoners are being tried. HIS obserYa-
TONS were made at the poet morton ex-
animation of Degan's body, held May
s. The witness described q dozen of
the wounds, the one which occasioned
death being in the left thigh. Il was
caused by piece OF lead, which severed
the femOral artery, and tore apart the
muscles of the thigh. Witness iden-
tItied one Irregularly sharpened piece
of metal, more than 4 n inch square By
a quarter of an inch thicE, which was
submitted IN evidence as the missile
taken ON the wound. Nine other
wounds " hich witness characterized rs
explosive marks" were found on the
legs, besides other marks on his face
AID body.
Officer John Smith was then put on
the stand. He said be visited Neebe
house OH the 7th of May, and found
there q revolver, q breech-loading gun,
a sword and red Gags. Five chambers
of the revolver were empty. The State
here announced the case as closed with
the exception Of some translated arti-
cles from the Ar5eiier ZsitlRg. which
would not be ready till TO morrow
morning. as the defense was not willing
to open its case TILL the other side had
finished
Court adjourned,
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PERSONAL.

FRANCES wEBsrEE, OF Cedar City. is in
town.
JANIS Jackson, Of Toquerville. is in
the city.
E. HoLN4x. OF sandy, came up 10 the
city yesterday.
Us. PAGE, OF Payson, was in Salt
Lake on Friday.
HYRuE BEsSIos, OF Taylorsville. was
in town yesterday.
JUpGE AND MAYoR DUsESBERRY, we're
at the row WOW last evening.
joins ADAxs, OF CenterviIle, was
trading In the city on Friday.
MAKrrs w. FoY, Of Panguitch, was
purchasing supplies in Salt Lake on
Friday.
D. G. McLAUgaLIS. leaves for San
Francisco to-day, presumably 10 avoid
the humiliation OF next Mondays de-
feat.
II. 5. BEArfE. 1R., H Dinwoossy. IT.,
e. J. Swaner, t. A. Needham. j. A
HillStead, Joseph A. Jennings. aud
Isaac Jennings, are among the Salt
Lake representatives who will paint
San Francisco q crimson hue during
the next few weeks. They leave here
to-day.
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AQueer Mi1,G.s.

we had a queer mixed train yester-
day" sai5 a Milrankse brakeman this
morning. As he me;hOdically unbuckied
two coaches on the Eastern, and signal
led go ahead to the pony engineer.
Going down there was q corpse in the
baggage car, and a bridal psrty N the
Pullman, and besides that &c had over
8 hundrei going 20 the court AZ Winona.
one murderer and two horse Thieves and
a postoffice rcbber. two secret socirIies,
and besidcs ali this : couple OF bright
httie girls that were put IN ny charge
20 run them through % Portage, where
their sister lived. "-Ez.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-31
,rors Appointments.

LoSDos. July SO.-Ths following i'd
ditionAl appointments are announced:
Attorney-Gen,rAl, sir K. E. Webster;
Lord Chamberlain. Earl OF Lathsfs;
Judge Advocate General. Right Hon.
W. T. Marriott; The appointment OF
Henry Mathews 10 the nome secretary
ship was que TO the suggestion OF the
Queen, who was charmed oy has ylndi-
cation n the Crawford trisl ot the
sanctities OF English hsme NE The
Catholic press Is gratined al the
Mathews PROMOTION. Is Il inltates TIE
departure from the Tory tradition, that
no Catholics should be placed IN ohice-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-31
GmrnltI.. Of rr.,el.

Afiabie traveller 20 neizhbor in railway
ear--Yonr name is very familiar 20
me. Mr.-er-ah--n QGie. sirsUger--
MY name Is MoctzonctsSiest ROTOcz-
octOctbe-. 7 am . Pole. Affsbie
traveler-''Yes; crit isn't y0ur name
50 much IS your face: / Vas about TO
say yosr face was very familiar u D,e.'
Quiet s.Fanger-''Y Yes: have been in
Slns sing prison fourteen years. I vas
discharged this morning" tAdable
traveller keeps on travelling bus quit
affabiing. l-Burdefts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-31
rroubIe Among ths cirar maEer..

Trouble Among the Cigar Makers.
NEW foRx, July 3d. Employees OF
the Levin & Martins Cigar Nanufac-
tory were notified to-day BY the firm
that they must leave the progressive
union. The Do hands ct once went out
on q strike. ., Der firms Will tomorrow
make similar demand of their union
employees. The feeling OF evaporation
among the cigar makers against District
Assembly No. 40 is increasing. aud
trouble Is apprehended m case the
Knights of Labor continue their efforts
to break Up the union.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-31
A warning to Umpires.

WARRINGTON, July SO.-To-dsy 5 game
between sAe WashingTons and Detroits
was given to the latter by a score of 9to
o, upon refusal of Mansger Scanlon
to ALLOW the Washingtons to finish the
ga re. because he believed Umpire
Kicks decisions were unjust. When
to in favor OF ihe home club. Anat.
tempt was made 10 mob the umpire,
but the ringleaders we're at once ar
rested.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-31

at about y O'Clock. The Utah & Ne
vada train Will leave the southwest cor
nerOf the Utah Central Depot at the
hour named. and will return at what
ever hour may be desired. The even
ing train Will be run into the Utah Cen
trail Depot. from which point be party
Will have easy access TO their special
train. which leaves for the coast. via
Ogden. az about ! p. re-. A large mum
Der OF our prominent citizens will ac-
company the General on his visit 70 the
greatest marvel ~ the entire journey
from the Atlantic to the Pacific
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A Big Advance in FreiKh, Rates.

SAY Francisco, July SO.-Oficial an
nouncement of an advance in overland
freight rates. to take effect August LIST
has been made. as follows: To Kansas
City, St Louis. Chicago and common
points-Hops from $IIz to IS per hun
bred pounds. canned good from 621<
cents 10 81 barley from 30 cents 20 s.
cents.
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rHE vERNoSr DsLEaAr1ox

X. Z HAthorne. Senior Vice Commando
ot the Department % Vernon
VIM c. SCHROEDER. Assistant -Adjui ant
6euersl r.T
D. l. Morgan, National Council OF Adj
min. stratiOn
II IN. Henry Esllard. Delegated large.
A. y Gates and A +. " hite. de egates.
A. A. Alien. b. o Ross. Il. y Bixby, r T.
Ovens. ". II Slack. wife and u lei. jos an
Mr.. e. Z. Atwsier. Mrs. A LOveland Mrs.
D. GateS. Mrs. Judge Kinds. Miss
= \. Wright, A K Mears. n L. benedict.
C. z. Rhodes. K II. Barney. A. 3. edwards
and daughter. Chss- Z. Gray
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srRAYED OR STOLEN.

ER0H HEBER CITY. wAs.ATCH CO,
II Utah. on Monday night, July 18th, q
small. heavy set. dark brown mare, WITH
white spot in forehead. branded with
large figure on left shoulder aud large N
on right thigh.
Any person delivering said animal 20 John
Duncan ~ Heber. or II. A. Tucketf. No $50
Z. First South street. salt Lake City viii be
literally rewarded,
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A,hore.

New YoRK-midnight--July 30. = A
telegram from ROckaway Beach just
received. says a large four-masjed
steamer is supposed TO be ashore near
there. She is firing rockets. No par
ticulars are obtainable tonight.
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THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Il stockholders of the North Point IrrigA-
ton Co. for the acceptance OF by laws and
other business that may come before thO
meeting. 70 be held ~ Thompson Real ~
tate Once, No. . ;. Main Street NJ o'clock
on August 81, 1885. Dated at salt Lake City
July 2oEh, ISIS. JAS. c. PETERSON.
eScretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-31
THE G. A. r.
The Delegations at Present in
the City.
THE RAILROAD MEN
The Movements Of the visiting Gem
rAdes Abont the City. TO the Lake,
Etc. Friday.
TIE MISSOURI PEOPLE.


The Missouri delegation of the G. a
K arrived here Thursday evening via.
the Union Pacific Railway on special
train, consisting Of Pullman sleepers,
commissary and smoking cars. which
was run through from 81. Louis, stop
ping at Denver and other points OF in.
terest en- route. They are prOfuSe in
their praise OF the treatment received
through the courtesy of the various
Union Pacific officials. They IL Kan
sas City four hours behind zine and
arrived here promptly at the hour
agreed upon. They are now quartered
at the Continental Hotel. the best
rooms in the house have been reserved
for their accommodation. The delega-
ton spent Friday in visiting the var
ious points of interest in and about the
city. including Fort Douglas, which
they visited last evening in
carriages, about sunset.
This morning they visit Garfield and
Lake Poiat, on special invitation of 5.
+. Fenton. general passenger agent of
the Utah and Nevada Railway, and will
return to the city in time for dinner,
leaving for the Pacific Coast 1t 4 O'Clock
pm. via Ogden. While in San p In
cisco they will be CHARTERED ~ the BALI
win Hotel.
This delegation is composed OF some
OF the very best citizens of Missouri,
aud from appearances are having q
truly royal trip.
The delegation is in charge Of Jas. +.
Agier, General Agent u. 2. Railway,
st. Louis, assisted by ]. J. Mclean, ex .
cursion agent. and Is composed in part
of the following named ladies and
gentlemen:
Colonel Nelson Cole, Department Com
m lnder; Mrs. Nelson Co'e, General John
Mcneil, Assistant Adiutant-General. 81
Louis.
Miss Patterson. Philadelphia.
Leo Rassieur aud family, wife, mother
and sister. z. Brockman and wife. A. Brock
mau, Or. C. X. Hughes aud vile, Eugeue
Miss Laglher, Miss W..igel. Miss
Damhorst. Miss Griesedeck. A. q Peter
son, Commander R1ns0m Post. A. Wolf,
Z. L. ReinhGrdt. DR.. T. w. Wesseler, John
". Mass. 81. Louis
Major y. c. Mclean, Jefferson Barracks,
No.
General W. \. NcLane, Mrs. aud Mis- Nc
Lane, Clinton, No
Louis Fisher and family, salem. No.
4 HephenEtein, Greenfield, No.
8. C. Swift, Chillicothe. Mo.
Colonel Joan Taylor. New York
W. r. Thomas and George Thomas, Rock
port, Ind.
EE Kimball and wife, ]. {. Hardin and
wife, Judge Burton and wife, Judge Tillost-
son and wife. Captain Birdseye and wife
Mrs II. y. t lOrnton, nevada, No.
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GUNS. AMnuNIrrnE

4 Nd SPORTING GOODS. WHOLEsALR
n and Retail, ~ Bedrock Prices an the
-eeoilg Rihes and shot Guns ia stocF. See
our Aaliharfzn 3 f, L Gun, besa IN the mar
se- Z, L-e Price. illustrated Catalogue free
Repairing Parts for Rifies ana $40? f5uns 4,
stoek- Keys htted. Agency for Victor a.
eyeis. Evsus < spencer, = walker Opera
House, 5alt Lsks City.
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BICYCLES, TRICYCLEs AND YEI.
OCIPEDEs.

EvAEs & SPENCER, AGEETs FOR TIE
u Nict =, Champion, c. ...enge. Iaeal
snd otto; also for The Rul-e ticycles md
Tandem n cycles- We arr the only house
N Ctas csnying stock OF buih high trade
B eyclss and Children's maehIucs Also 4
fnil line o. Bells. Spokes. Cement. wrenches,
&C Bicycles sold on inStz IL euts and
rented hy tie day OF honr.
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EeE 1HE IrrrLs e1Axr.

at meeting held July SOth, en- route
from Denver TO Ogden. by members Of
the G.. A. 2 and their friends. il was
resolved that an expression OF thanks
be rendered the officers, conductors and
employees Of the D. 4 K. q. X. z. for
the kindness and attention shown Us.
We are highly pleased with the pic
turesQue scenery and efftcienr ,nansge-
ment OF said line, and advise or friends
and comrades % take this cute return
ing, believing they vii be amply repaid
foEany trouble Or expense incurred.
Much Ia, been written touching the
grandeur Of this route. vet We ara iuT-
pressed with the fact that words are IN
acequste 10 express the sUhli- iry and
ana insfiring scenerS from the moment
you begin TO ascend until the mighty
summit has been reached
Surely be who conceived and carried
forward this rosie has meritsd the
thanks OF all who love natures grand.
est natural scenery.
o. 7. LYONs.
Dept Commander. Texas. chsiTman.
THOs- 81. DALE, Penusyi vania; L. B.
MOORE. Texas: 4Eo. n. Mosk1soS. Ne
ysda, COMMITTEES.
10 sAETTKLD AID LAKE, FoIST-
General Logan and party Win visit
Garfield and Lake Point TODAY. leaving
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-31
On the DIaa.ond,

BOsrOx. July sa.-Boston 6. Chicago
30.
NEw YoRK, July SO.-New York 2, st.
Louis l.
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USFCRSisaED. Is A new F0-sE. TO
y Rent 10 SiuFle Gentlemen or Couples,
desiring iodginy only. Eligible situation
TIE HERALD once.
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ELEcrEIC TREATMENTS.

NEsDANEs JONES AND EDMUNDs AK
III prepared 20 give Electro Treatment
from % cents % 81. ONE over Godbe a
Pits Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-31

public printer, rendered bis resignation
to the President yesterday. It is under
stood that this was done az the request
of the President. who. IL i said, desires
to till the place before the adjournment
of Congress. Mr.. Rounds Is credited
with having said that Mr.. Rogers. of
Buffalo, VIII be appointed to succeed
him.
The Presiien. has approved the
sL-Sis I've r...
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FISHING TACkLn.

GUNS. AMMUNITION. REvoLvERs,
VI SpOr Ing Good, wholesale and retail.
Guns and Tents LEI by the day or week,
Gun Repairing and Keys made. Fle 5 az
low prices. EVANS & SPENCER,
"a " Walker Opera House, Salt Lake City.
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Atthr CAPITAL

WAsHISeToS, July 3O.-The House
conferees upon the river aud harbor bill
receded from their disagreement TO the
item for New York hsrbOr.
The Senate cOnferees consented 70 an
amendment decreasing the apprOprla-
ton for lock AZ the Cascades on the
Columbus River S37 500 less than the
Senate amendment.
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PAPwOKra 3 RINcwooD

HAYISG PURCHASED WILLARD BIZ
II cumshsI meat market, viii eoutfnue
the business a. the American Market a Il
F1rsI south Street, and respectfully solfcft
= coniinnance Of custom, pror1igiur sstfs.
fsctton % all