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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-07

rh. nora.nr.it eunl.

LosDos, July 6-The trials Of the
new Nordenfelt gun and carriage to-day
at hartford in Kent were entirely sue
cessful. The weather was clear and
bright, The trials were witnessed by 3
small but brilliant assemhlage number
ing p o all told. and including the Duse
of1,ambridee. Communicated chief, and
General Wolsiey. A number Of
prominent Americans we're present, in
Guiding French Hawhyck. naval attaehe
of the American legsiion a. London
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AnImpertant pl,eorsrr-

The most important Discovery Is that
wNch brings the most good 10 the
greatest humber. DIR. Kings New Dis
cuvery for Consumption. Coughs, and
Celds, viii preserve the health and save
life. and Is priceless boon to the aalict-
ed. Not only does it pOsitiveiy cure
Consumption, but Coughs, Uolds. Bron-
chilis. Asthma. Hearseness, and al AZ
tecnons OF the Throat, Chest. and
Lungs yield at once TO it, Wonde1ful
curative powers. II VOC doubt tins, get
Trial Bottle Free, 81 z o. 4. /. Drug
Store. ff4fHH I
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cleveland and the Pensions.

( WAshISGFoS, July 6--The President
has been e. gagged for the past two days
in personally examining l41 special
pension acts delivered to him June 9th,
which. by reason of the time required
by the pension bureau 10 examine the
records concerning them, were only
ready on Saturday for his considera-
ton. he has carefully studied AL the
facts presented in the reports made BY
the Congressional committee in each
case, and special reports prepared :or
his Information by the pension bureau,
which are very yoluminous and COM
plete. The result of MS investigation
is that twenty bills are vetoed and 40
approved and sig7ed, one having been
recalled. During this session OF Con-
gress. 565 special pension acts have
become laws and ninety have been
vetoed. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-07

The only Norwegian dealer IN Salt Lake
City, Is the only place in town where
son can get the gennins Norway anc
Holland herring. Norway sncnov1e:
and split Goldfish. A fuii sssortment o.
Grst-class groceries e. lowest prices:
Produce taken N excnsnSe. no. o. q
Third South street. hsh bsocE-sssy q
Methodist church.
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UTAH LumsER YAKp.

TAS. W. EERDLEY HAS A GOOB SUP
- ply Of Lumber. Doors. Sash. Pickess
Aouldings. Lafh, Cedar. Red wood ERd
BeEr River Shingles. Cedar Posts. etc. etc.
and, having facilities AZ bis command. esn
guarantee prompt delivery. fair treatme st
and prices 10 suit AL. Remember the old
stand. Half a Block North Of Eighth Wasd
Square, STATE Road. ~ e-i pr
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- unIonlst NOD -

LosDos, July 6.-AmOb of UniOnists'
today. tore down the green home rule
flag which was hanging from the
windows of a priests house. 81 brgg,
Tjnreinshire. The flag was cut INTO one
hundreds Of pieces, which we're sIre6n
about the street. The priest suose5
quently displayed fresh Do banners Ano
hired = guard to protect them.
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~ WASHINGTON.
,so deliberations in Both
n' BranchesOf Congress-
THE PRIVATE PENSION BILLS.
from President Cleveland
ae', r+IplaiaIns His vet0es-otner
items Of News. lti-s 40
SENATE

.,,..g,se7os. July Ga very large
,nmD-T Of petitions were presented Dy
'ally .s : senators praying for the pas
''. rlof birls forfeiting railroad land
80 The petitions are all uniform,
70. -. those that have been gotup and
in- - tb-ongb the exertions Of the
slgneea ~ labor. The Senate then
Aniglt55 10 consider the amendments
gly ,bs river and harbor bin.
tTrsT executive session, adlourneu.
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The New scale

PrrrssuRe, July 6.-The new Iron
WORKERS scale OF the AnS S,9 -AuaA'eo
Association is being generally signed
this week BY the firms VINO rS.e no'
governed by the commIl,t.t.sSh man
ing The Cincinnati and PlttSou's ~ ~ ~
facturers. err tffrt1t =
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Intense Heat In Iow..

DxsxorsEs, Iowa. July e.-0rs hun
dred and four dehrees to-day at the
Signal Station. the hottest weather since
the station was established Crops are
suffering from lack OF rain.
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The Cholera curse.

RoHE, July 6.-Cholera returns to-day
are as follows: Brindisi. II new cases, :
d aihs; FrancaTills and Fontana. 50
cases - Deaths katiano. 66 cases. ~
deaths. one case is reported at Venice.
The P0p0i0-R0mGn0 asserts that lAe
official figures are lower than he actual
.6pures rf
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IN The Dinmond.

or,o saoJJ Dly s.1Bosto ms 3, chicago 6.
DETRorr, July 6.-NeW YORK TX. Is. :. De te
troit 8. u;-1-ph,,.r
Rsxs1s CITY. July 6-kAnSas OlIy
10. Washington 4. 4s,a..- "a 80 =
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Cherished English primrose as the
sweetest Of flowers. But neither roses,
lilies nor, buttsFcups are sweetsr than
the mouth Of that fair ono who pses
SOZODONF- daily to keep her teeth
white ss the driven snow and her guns
red as June roses. 81
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The ceatral transportation Company

PHIIApELPHIA, July GA meeting Of
the representatives OF the Central Trans
portation Company was held to day TO
take action on the recent decision
given in the circuit court in favor OF the
company. Tire proceedings were pri-
yate, but one of the gentlemen present
stated that the Pullman Company had
made an offer 10 compromise the whole
difficulty with the Central Transports
ton Company by surrendering TO the
latter lis cars. 49,. .I-r
In accordanee with the decision. the
peeting- after considering this PROPOSE
ton. decided not to accept it, but to in
sist that the Pullman Company must
surrender all its leases, incladi its
contract VITA the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. to the Central Trans
pOrtation Company. A statement 10
this effect viii, Il Is said, soon be author
lied suthoritaiTely.
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ord.rea to be- stripp.a

HA1IfGx, July 6.-CollectO- Of Gus.
toms Atwood, Il shelbourne, has orr
.dered the George W,.-,C,lshlng, Ciig Poiat
and q. Harrington. the three seized Port
land vessels. 70 be stripped
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-07
me liverpool Grain Trade

LIVERPOOL, July s. /,
Whea:-DemAnd poor; New No. 2
winter. 6s Esd; spring Is SID.
Corn-Demsnd poor aneT mixed spot
As I'D, dull: July As, dull; August As Id A.,
dull; September As Id, dull.
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How TO Consult DIT. Foote. Ssp.. By
Nail.

Hf.. NALL
DR.. Foote, Senior, author of plain
Home Talk .sAfediezi Common
Sense ETC., etc. would say 20 these
who would like 70 consult him by nail
that they can have list of questions
and a circular. Of g-atuitous advice by
addressing Box AZ, Salt Lake City. The
doctor has arranged 10 have such in
formation supplied in this way 70 save
time. Receiving such. printed matter
the correspondent can describe bis or
her case fully and diSect 70 the doctor
in New York. DR.. Foote Is successfully
treating all TOXINS Of chrome diseases, u
specially 70 which he has devoted thiTty
years Of study and practice. Evidences
sf his success can also be had by sd-
dressing Box 414, IS above. bui aa let
ters Of consultation and orders for rem
edies should be addressed 20 DR.. Z: b.
|, Foote. Sr., 10 Lexington AyenLe, New
York City, N. Y. Consultation free.
An advertisement Of DR.. foote. ST.,
in the Sunday edition deserves attention
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ESPECIAL NoTicEs.
LosT

DErGEEN THE ELEYESrH- MAsD
ID SchoOltuuse Ruf the Utzh Cenlrfi or
Utah & Nevada Depot 3 ipocketi booi. con
tanning 81 or - TIE owner 8 poor man,
viii be deeply obliged II the finder viii
leave A. this ONCE. 7 EeEH Is 1C.TI-
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FfeHINa rACKLN-

GUNS, AMMUNITION, REVOLvER5,
" Sporting Goods, wholesale. and retail
Guns and -fents LEI ~ the day or week
Gun Repairing and KEYS made Fla 5 AZ
low prices. EVASS-&- PEfCER,
- W walker Opera HOME, Salt Lake City.
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NOTICE.

THE PLEASURE GROUNDS AT CT.
Gers Farm. will be closed from Tl-.ss
day, stu, uutil Monday. if2th. for repairs ia
Improvements.
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Gnzstted.

LOxDos, July e.-The British consul
Sadler. now st.Pansurs. mas oeen sa'
zetted az consul at Chicago
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ELEcrRIC TnEArHErgrs.

ATEsDAMEs JONES AND EDMUSps ARE
III prepared 10 give Electric Ire. TN snt
fromtO cents % 81. 0ci-e over Godbe &
Pits Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-07

TTSFURSIsHED, IS A NEW HOUSE. TO
q -Bentt0)5ingle Gensemen or CcEp5e5,
and within quick reach OF own -Arply ~
TIE HERALD OLE.
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER from
Ague and Malaria when Gilnore7s Aro-
matte Wine viii cure your For sale at
A. C.smith & Co.'s Drug store
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Awanderfal aelaInorpho.ll.

Brilliant corlplexions are rarely nat
ural gifts IN But this highly priced
charm is conferred in perfection by
"GLEsN's SvLPfrE Soar The trans
parency and bloom, as well as The deli
cate perfume which Il tnlparts. places 1t
a. tne head OF all toilet preparations of
as class. u Is, moreover, the cheapest
OF a. LsaPtieers. and Is warranted on
scientihcsaufnOri 30 be free from all
deietenous ingfe tents. Beware of
coanterteits. See that &c. N. CRrrrEN-
Ton, Proprietor is printed on each
packet, without which none is genuine.
Sold by druggists az IS cents: three
cakes. 60 cents. As much may be said
OF Hills INSTANTANEOUS HAZE DYE.'
which IS the purssf, safest aud cheapest
known. bring out cOlors the counter
parts Of nature and costing less than
half the price Of more pretentiOus. but,
asi dangerous dyes. Depot, Z Sixth
Avenue New York. f.
No Hale WAY NoRK. Cssre yCur
cough thoroughly. HALE's HoHEY OF
HoEEHoUSD AsD TAR will do it
PIKE TOOrHkCHE DgoPs Curs IN Que
minute
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-07

MIDDLE-AGED MEN whoiack vigor
and vitality can be cured BY Gilmore's
Aromatic Wine. For sale at A. @.
Smith & Co.'S Drug store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-07

NERVE-LIFEAND VIGoR restored
IN men and women by using Gilmore's
Aromatic Wine. For sale at A. q
Smith & Cos Drug Store. 1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-07

CONFINED To THE BED FOUR
MONTHS, and almost blind. and cured
by one box OF Gilmore's Neuralgis Cure.
For sale at A. c. Smith & Co.'s Drug
Store. 12
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AiONEY TO Loan.

~ Z. pONEROY. BROKER AND REAL.
~. Estafo AfcR., i5l Main S.roet. ~ ,ley
70 Loan. Houses lu- Lots Tor Sale. and a
general rsaleEfate oasinss trlrSacted.
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crY1L We wILL BE cEsTAIs.

AS shrely as an explosion follows the
application Of the torch 70 the maya.
une. Foreign war is also possible. /
mass into the most critical stage OF lrish
and English history. 40 o
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DIR. EILEN B. FEReUsoS,


nFFICE AND RESIDENCE, no. 81
" Brigham street, Telephone 81.
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BICYCLES. 1.sIcx J. (. AND-FEL

LFvANs K sPEScER. AGENTS FoR TIKI
IT. Wet =. Champion, Challenge, Ideal
@lf Otto; also fer the lRodges bicy8,es md
Tzn1era n cycles. We are the Oily house
!. Itsn esTsytlz stock Of both hiEAgI-de
fullline Of Bells. Spokes. Cement, Nrenc bes,
etc. Bicycles sold on instAllnents and
rented by TIA day o. honf. ..Ir.
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PAPwoRrH oEISGwooo

HAVING RCEC EASED WILLARD lEIR-
IL cnmslaW s market, viii continue
the business az he -AIaerie1R Narke-. Is Z.
First south Stress Had respectfully solicit
4 continusnce OF custom, promising salts
faction 20 all l-r
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ACROSS THE BIG POND
The Standing of the Elections
in Britain.
I'VE ARE BRATEN'' IS THE CRY,
Tie situation in DubIin-Londnu
Wool saIes-rhe Nordenrelt
Gun-otheF Notes.
The British Elections.

LoSDoS, July 6.-At 3 O'Clock
this afternoon the Tories had
made n net gain Of thirteen
seats aud bad elected Isl candi-t
dates. The Unionists at the same hour
had elected Al, Gladstonians s. and Par
neIlites "a tft
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AIDES. Is life and health worth
preservingf II yoe sbiRk so, use Gil
more's Aromatic Wine. For sale Al A
c. smith & Co.'S Drug SsoTo, 4
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SODA SPRINGS WATER
ON DRAVGHTt AT THE CO-oP- DRUG
" store, 5 cents.
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FOR SALE.

Five AoRE LOT NEAR THE NOUS
a ley FARM Inquire 4 frs. A. Js..Daft
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- OFFIoE FOR IfESr. r-s
u BEilding Apply AZ his oeiees -.i-l
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WANTED,

A BOY WHO UNDERSTANDS FEEDING
A eCyaader Pres Applyst this ctiiee
81 once
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-07

A I'd seORrUG GOODS, WHOLESALE
y and Retail, 81 BedrCck Prices. All the
-e7ding Rides add Shot Guns,tn sock. See
Our MauhattAz 3 81, L Gun, best In the mar-
let - he priee llrslratefi Cstalogue free.
Repai-lng. Parts f0Ei 81 les and Shot euns IN
stock-- Ksss- fsfed.-AgeneY for Victor b.
cycle EEans i spencer. ga Hslker O2era-
Ho1se 1Sslt Like city.
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GOOD GIRL. Az 81 z. SECOND
u south Street -.t
GLOVE sEWEKs WANTED. APPLY Al
" this Office
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-30

How do pearls compare with other pre-
cioIs stones with regard TO durability''
w.s asked of a well known dealer
Not very well. In truth, the pearl is
the most perishable of them all. The fine
pearls known and celebrated by the
anCients have probably all disappeared
Pearls deteriorate by age, contact with
acids, gas, noXiOus vapors OF all sorts.
Various means for restoring the m to their
original beauty have been suggested and
tried, but with no large amount Of success.
The best way TO preserve pearls is 10 wipe
them with clean linen cloth after being
worn, placing them carefully wrapped in
linen, or soft leather, in a closed box For
restoring oriental pearls TO their original
luster peculiar process is adopted in
Ceylon. The pearls are allowed to be
swallowed by chickens, which are then
killed and the pearls are an hour after
ward taken out of the stomach, when it is
asserted they are as white and lustrOus rs
when from the shelL-Chicayo News In
teryiew.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-30

" hen the know-No othing excitement In
his country was at its height in 1880 a
noted English clown was advertised To
perform III circus in Philadelphia The
rage against all foreigners ran So high
that multitude Of true Americans"
gathered Under the canvas the first night
10 break II up. On his appearance he was
greeted with q perfect storm of Kisses,
mingled with shower Of projectiles OF u
iisagreeable nature. He folded his arms
faced his assailants calmly, and stood
without saying word until the Outcry
was somewhat abated, when he exclaimed
in proud. ringing voice:
Il am an Englishman then after n
pause, but have boy that was born all
American"
There was Il moments silence over this
climax To take in its Significance, when
the entire assembly broke out in the most
tumultuOus applause The Englishman
jumped into public favor by one deXterous
leap, and his Philadelphia engagement
proved grand success. - Texas Sift
inRs
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-30
ORGANAL WEAKNESS

I'm mediately cured and full yigOT rr-tuTet. This
distressing affection which renders life a hurgeu
aud marriage imPOssiblv-is the penalty paid ~
the victim Of improper Indulgence Tie most
chaste must scknoElsdge that the passions are
the great magnet bV which the Whole world Is at
traCtsd. Destroy them and what have We Nan
Is no longer IN Interested IN the opposite the in
terChange OF that blIsslui rePOse which attracts
and Interests the whole world exists no longer;
man ceases To he What God made him the world
lie no longer Interesting 10 him, and remOrSe ana
disappOiutmrnt are his constant COmpan ions.
Consult DR.. ALBEIT at once and you will and
the sympathy and relief that you positively re-
uuira
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-30
A Monument for Arnold winkeIriea.

Most school children have read Of the
heroic. conduct of Winkelried, how he
gathered TO his own breast the spears of
the Austrian phalanx, and thus broke the
ranks of the enemy. rhis deed OF courage
and Of sacrifice was performed in the bat
tie of Ssmpach, fought between the Swiss
and Austrlans just so years ago. Meas
ures have already been taken to commem-
crate this event near LuZerne, in Swift
zerland, on the occurrence Of the 5OOth an
niversary in July. A monument is TO be
erected ON the battle field, and the neigh
boring cantons will furnish a grand his
torical procession in the costumes Of
WinkelrIed's time.-Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
Berlin has abolished the old custom OF
holding markets in squares and public
places, and has opened series of grand
and colossal market halls in various parts
of the city. During one year the city con
sumes ,625, ,OOO, 900 pounds Of food.-New
Orleans Times Democrat
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-30
AN EVENING FANTASY

The tender light has flo WI indeed
While o er the waves and y er the sands,
Some SEA sprlte piping ON q reed
Wakes melodies OF oceans lands;
And o or the golden brlm OF day
J The music drips, and 50 away.
Oh. sweet as III lnsurelsy in dreams
Which haunt the weary, aching brain,
And fresh as April rainfall, seems
The glamour OF this blown strain
These htful piplngs soft and low
And faint as footballs in the snow
Far on the purpling verge, a ship
Goes swiftly on evening fails:
Red as the bloom on childhoods lip,
The low light fingers on the sails
Non happy ship that eas: ward iares
Towards haruors lighted first by day
That ship n white winged wandersr, bears
CUR dreams, our hopes, our hearts away
Oh flying sails, delay, delay
The starlight trembles in the sands,
Where we two pass ike phantom FORMS
Like harbIngers OF coming storms
With noiseless tread and clasping hands,
And as We pass, behold. the moon,
That vagabond, IN the lies OF June.
Peers through dim boughs where close
leave, fold
Their greenesS Ger its heart of gold
oh, dreams that rise, oh, songs that wake,
W hile stars their twInkhng censure shake
Dreams uf brown sailors sea songs sung
In some pathetic, southern tongue,
Dreams of white sails upon the sea,
OF htful bursts of mInstrelsy.
OF radiant forms, OF starlIke eyes
Of faces fair as Paradise
If Paradise 50 fair may be-
Dreams of gray towers that seawaru frowp
Above a silent Spanish town
Alb, look these ships upon the main,
Behold, cen AS they hasten past,
Those phantom sailors on the mast.
And list the songs they sing, the notes
Tuned swe tiy in their tawny throats:
We come, they cry, sweet Spain, sweet
Spain"
Then fades each shady mast Away,
These be gray ghosts Of yesterday
-Elvira Sydnor Miller III Courier Journal
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-30

A boy Of II who has been reading the
Boys Of '76' asked his mother, one Satur
day morning, if there were going TO be
many errands for him to do during the
day.
Yes" she replied, you must go to As
this morning"
afternoon"
I'm afraid there will; and II there is,
you know 1t would be very bad for you To
complain. Just think how much your
father and mother do for you"
Il know it, but ! think l might have
half Of Saturday to play It's just like
the revolution: it's taxation without rep
resentiOn Harper Bazaar
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-30
CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH.

No single disease has rntaiird more suffer
ing nr hastrnrd the breaking up uf the r0uSti
tuition than CataTrh. The sense ut smell Of
taste, Of sight. uf hearing. the human VOICE.
the mind one OF more, and sometimes all.
yield tn MS destructive influence. The poison
which II distributes throughout the system at
tachS every vital force. and breaks up the most
robust Of constitutions Ignored. because but
little understood. hy most physicians. impu-
tently aSsallrd by Vuack and charlatanS. Those
suffering from IL have but little hope To be re
hcNrd from II this side Of the grave. IL is
time. then. that the proper treatment OF this
ttrrIht disease 10y remedies within the reach
81 all passed into hands AT once COMPETENT and
trustworthy. The new and hitherto untrIrd
method adopted 10y Dr.. sanford IN the prrpa
ration OF his Radical Cure, has won the hearty
approval "t thousands IL j. instantaneous
IN ah"rdlng rrlIri in all head colds. SHreLing.
SEuftIHE and uh>tTuctcd breathing. and rapid
ly removes the most oppressive symptoms.
clearing tn" head. Swerteulng the breath. re
storing the sense ui smell. TASTE and hearing.
and nrutrdlILIHg The constitutional tendency
"i the disease towards the lungs. liver and
Kidneys.
HANF"Rp'~ R,DICAL CURF consists of one bot
Tie ui the RRpIUNL CT KF. one box CNTARKHA Al
S"LN mi ana An luPEo, ~ lNH,LER: price 81.
PGrTER DHyG 4 CHENIC,L Co, BOSrON.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-30

The c. c. c. X |. Railway company will
run a special excursion train for the benefit
of the teachers wishing TO attend the annual
meeting of the Ohio Teachers Association
at Chautauqua Lake. y. y. Train will
leave Springfield at 9:4s IA. m. Monday.
June 2Sth, and run through without a
change. arriving at Chautauquaa at 80 same
evening. The teachers of Cincinnati and
Columbus have arranged Ia 90 via this line.
and very pleasant party will be made up.
Elegant reclining chair parIur cars through
without change. Get tickets at the c. {.
c. y |. ticket office. Only SG.4O round
trip. q. II. KNIGHT.
Ticket Agt.. Springfield o.