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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-01
The Siege of Berlin.

BEELIs. November 30.-The annual
report on the siege of Berlin has been
presented 10 the Reichstag. 1t describes
the SociaIistic movement among work
ingmen as still lively and tending more
and more in a radical and extra direc-
ton which gives it a very provocative
character, Hamburg and Altoona are the
chief centres Of the movement.
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rhe p.ath or .poetor.

New YoRk. November 30.-Dr. Carl
T. Lebold. one of the best known
homeopathic specialists in this city. was
found dead this morning. in his
bachelor apartments in the Union
Dime Savings Bank building. His
death vas caused by spoplexy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-01
Maxwell Gets = Stay OF E1soution.

ST. LOUIS, November 30.-A stay Of
execution has been granted in the case
of W. II. L. Maxwell, Preller's muir
derer. and the Chinese highbinders,
under sentence TO be hanged January
LIST, until February LIST. in order that the
transcript Of the cases may be finished
before an appeal is taken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-01
Whiting the Faster.

PAKIs. November 3o.-The Municipal
Counsel has deputed Mr.. Chassang to
visit the Italian faster. Meriotti, for the
purpose of ascertaining il his abstin-
ence from food endangers his life.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-01
France Wants q Reply.

LoSDoS, November 3O.-The French
ambassador has asked the Earl of
Iddesleigh, foreign secretary, for a def
mite reply 10 frances interrogatory
respecting the Suez Canal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-01

Russi. Does Not In'ist on Nicholas
PARIS, November SO.-It is Announ-
.ad here that Russia does not INSIST
-, the selection of Prince Nicholas
OF Mingrelia. as candidate io1 'Ne
garian throne.
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Az Aees..Ien 20 ~. pr,s.,hooa

LoSDoS. November 30.-CardInal
Manning to- day ordained into the Ro-
man Catholic priesthood Lord Charles
Thyme. aged 20 years, and formerly
canon in the established church.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-01
DOUBLE ANDTRIPLz STRENGTH
AMoat I,iharal Oder

THE voIzAIc BELT Co., Marshall
Mich, offer TO send their Celebrated
VoLrLIc BKLrs and Electric Appliances
on thirty days trirl to anv man afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Vitality,
Manhood, DC. illustrated pamphlet In
sealed envelope with full particulars
mailed free Writ them NJ onre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-01
An Appointment for Idaho.

WASHINGTON, November 20. - The
President has appointed William N.
Neal, of Franklin. Idaho, to be agent
Tor the indians OF Lemhi Agency, in
Idaho.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-01
Firei

The Pleasant Valley Coal makes the
quickest, the brightest and the hottest
IRE. ana is the cheapest coal III tne
market. For sale by SELLS, BURTON O.
Co. l45 Main Street.
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Me.Ieo md Pranc. rrrnt.

PARIS. November S0.-France aud
Mexico have concluded a treaty Of
commerce.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-01
Fox& Symons

Have reduced the price Of Photograph
Az work done By the dry-plate instanta.
ueous process. Reduction permanent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28
The Great Strengthening
RemedV!I

A Nerve snd Blood Remedy OF unequaled
virtue. and o. such pecu / qualitie. th+tN
Z, The entire physical system. exhilaretiug
he nerves and awakening activity anc
energy Indeed, so many sre the diseases
ana weaknesses VIII ch it cures. thar en- ig-
n0rant person noticing The result attributes
70 Inc remedy a miraculous power, whereas,
fhe virtue lies inis capacity OF mo. ing
distractions. regulating Unbalanced action,
and increasing the VITAL FORCES, wh.ch
Il the secret Of all health AID Of sll lie
No one who hiss eve use L has failed 70 De
b. eiied BY Il trisi viii convince you
tha- L will perform the work that IS claimed
forit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28
PERSONAL.

GEO. BoxSER, of Midway. was seen in
the city on Friday.
\. C. LARsoS. of Provo Coop. was
up on business yesterday.
REID SNooT. of Provo. was ting
among our city merchants o. Fricay.
H. T. Reynolds, OF Springviiie- came
up on Thursday evening and spent yes
terday selecting goods Al salt LAKE Oi'y-
By GALLAGHER. brother-in-law OF
". s. Mccormick and = member oi the
big Omaha FIRM OF Paxton Il Gailsgher,
leaves or home to-day. Mr.. Creighton.
an Omaha capitalist, also returns east
VIZ. LASsrvG. the actor whose recent
appearance with the Home Dramatic
Club in The Long Strike VIII be re
membered by theatre goers, : n tae
openinE OF the fall sezson IN the ~a-i.
when he accepts al engagement With
Carrie Swain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28
ON BOARD THE EAsrMOYD.
A Pleasant Excursion on the Utah
Lake.

Awaiting themselves Of the cheap rates
offered by Captain Eastmond, for an
excursion over the Utah Lake, patty
made up Of about ten families each.
from this place and Pleasant Grove, left
the landing yesterday at 9 am, at lhe
mouth Of American Fork Greek. on the
new and elegant steamer The EastmoHd.
a fne little craft, having in tow an ad-
ditional boat for landing and other pur-
poses, among which capsiziDg seemed to
be leading feature.
The steward was soon at work, the
family keg tapped. and amid songs,
music and other pastimes the little craft
soon got IN mid &C an running
knots. when she was suddenly
brought 10 through some impedimenIs
in her pump, namely lake weeds; this,
for an hour OF s.. The time occupied
ia clearing her pump. gave a good OPP
portunity 10 Sol0ists 10 render some
fne selections, aud whfn the little craft
was again started everyon was in the
| best OF humor; after running some five
miles further south, she was headed for
a fine little cove near the promontory
hut alas. for unforeseen circumstance,
C. tptain Eastmond had left his nautical
charts and maps On shore, and /. was
discovered that We rad landed not al
Pelican Point but actually FIVE miles
south Of il: why didn't Mr.. West de
lins4te said point more clearly on his
map, and Why wasn't that map
on board; bst all things work right for
the righteous, and We consoled our
solved with the thought that We lad
enioved FIVE mile ride free gratis,
mskiug twenty miles before dinner.
The aforesaid second boat was soon
taken ashore. loaded with specimens Of
the ceaus hUnO. and an immense kettle
and tripod were soon erected on shore
and "A cuD o. the real Lying Chang
Whang" prepared. IL is said that il
the latter mixture the Lying was al
right, the Chang weak ana the Mhanl
too strong.
Bat to return to the boat. While
bringing its last cargo ashore, one o
the genus homo aforesaid, one who j
sid TO have / the nightmare through
the night, and whe II Is fur
ther believed had a rather indis
tinct idea OF his own and the boat
centre OF gravity, landed himsei
Us t0AL the proper term SAU hDAt
more OF the said homo genus on IN
D acid bosom Of the aforesaid cove
much to the delight of the lookers-o
and his own impression that the night
mare was now fairly worked ont OF hin
This delay. OF course, accounts for ID
, whang being so strong. Well, lunc
being over, aud everybody IN Go.r
humor. our craft was headed Tor IN
mouth OF Provo River, followed by IN
aforesaid boat in tow, a. aforesaid
with one Of the hOmogenus reellnin
on his vertebrate. sOlnOquizing ON Il
effects OF sudden dip, But u hsv
TO return. So we did return. after en-
loving more OF those heart stirring SOM
aud refreshments and just IS the VIII
was fairly rising good stin oreei
were Landed ashore not, however. beip
returning a vote of thanks 10 our at
able captain, and giving three rousiI
cheers for the Eastm0Rd, for her tine Sc
WORTHY gu slities and good betayi'
thrOu, hout. Respectfully,
HoNo.
AMERICAN FoRK, August oath, lsSj.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28

Testimony OF Professor A b. Capp, Of
Heald's Business College, san Francisco.
To The NEURoTINE SUPPLY COMPANY
Gentlemen: Permit me 70 thank you Tor your
promptitude in sending me the Neurotine,
as per order. assure yon that Il mas done
no a a,reat deal OF good have for the past
thirty-fve years led a sedentary life, my &C
cupation being that Of a professor and
teacher. For the past four or I'VE years my
health has not been very good-my nervous
system. as i were worn OUT. a isiehq Pi4es u
IL INV hand a bottle OF Neuro;ine- took II:
Il did me good; II increased nerve force;
rested well az night; and nature soon a.
serted herself through her recuperafive pow
ers. assisted by your Neurotine. II Is "a
ANYTHING ever yet brought before the pubic
a. n neurutic. May the discoverer OF so Va.u-
sbis p remedy be forever blessed, Is the sin
cerc wish Of Yours truly, A. B. Corr
~ Turk ST., or Heads Business Col-eee-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28

Manufactured by the Caiitoruia FiE
Syrup Co.. san Francisco, Cal, Is Ma
lures Own True Laxative. This pleas
ant CalifornIs liquid fruit remedy nav
be had OF A. c. Smith & Co, Al 50 cents
or 81. II i the most pleasant,
prompt. and elective remedy known 70
cleanse the sys TEN; 70 act on the Liver
Kidneys, and Bowels gently yet thor
oughiy; to dispel Headaches. Colds, and
FeYers; to cure Constipation Indiges-
ton, and Ei1cred lis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28
Proposals for Eight Hundred
Blank Books, lndeIed.
OFFICE OF THE UTAH COMMISSION.
So Tarv CRY August a. 1e,f.

sAlr LAKE CrTY. August "A, lss6.
CFAIED PROPOSALS N DUPLICATE
undersigned. until II am. on Saturday.
August =. 1856, at which time The bids wiii
b. opened in the presence OF bidders Tor the
Following. VIZ: SO blank books ,snlnn size
indcNed.
nj tie Office Of the Commission, 81 Main
street. salt lake City. Utah $50,
ARTHUR l. THOMAS
az uizhursius Agent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28
R.Ern.rrELp. cal. Aprll ., -.

NEuRoTISE sUPFLY CoNPAsY-Gentlemen
Please find inclosed postal uote for $50,
Tor which SEED me bottle o; your NeurO-
t,ne got bottle CT you two weeks sgo
To- a lsdv who had been sick in bed nine
months. She has rakcu u an but emo gh 70
lsst two DAYS. and now she can walk-some-
th.ng she has not done in nine mouths
MRS. T A MOON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28
pEw AREOFruITArIOSs.

The genuine has the wOrds ''Neuro;ine
w-nufectu lul, Co" blown in eve Y bO;tie
and each % tie Is pui up in q meet case
he l-iug tue above tTadc ms-k, and n lac
smile Of the ancient prescription Inscribed
on the rblet iscos cred iu the Tempe -
Osiris. Abydns. sd according 10 WDien
Neurotine Is fosE .rsed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28
I.pham.. press and CLOAK Reuse.

Dressmaking II al its branches
So .ciai attention given 70 orders troIa
ne countrv. Orders hhed Oh shOrt
notice. Ready made Dresses kept on
hsnd. Agents for McCail's hszar Pat
terms. No 42 W, Firs- South street. 7
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28

DOS'T TRIFLE WITH AFFECTIONS OF the
throat and lungs. Take HALE's HONEY
OF HoREHoUND AED TAR
PIKE's TooTHAcHE DEoRs Cure In one
minute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28
SPECIAL


We have few of last seasons Wraps, in Silk. Velvet Bro
dsd and Fwo-toned also few listers and Newmarkets
bicb we will offer at 75c. onEhe ST. They good styles
md are alBargains at these prices.
We also haveIa few Spring Fall Wraps, all this years
goods, which will be.sOldIat 75c on the 81.
We have few Summer Silks left which we are selling at
5oc On the ST. to make clean sweep of them.
Now is the opportunity to secure Bargain Call and
for yourselves
These goods must be sold to make for the Heavy
Fall and Winter Purchases that Mr.. L. Cohn is now
making in New York
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28
rEsT,MOSIALA.

Mss PETREs SIIPHINsOS, residing 81 ~
First Street East, salt Lake City, says;
came 70 salt Lake City TO be dOetored for my
health. After spending all my money win
The doctors. was worse and was so weak
that 1 could with difficulty walk or talk.
When all my money was gone was told
that I could not recover. A friend gave ne
n bottle OF Heurutine, which | took in TWO
weeks AT the end OF that time was strons
: MISS PETREo STEPHENSON.
o. stiphinson IS stopping in our Tamily,
IL. bear testimony TO the truth OF the
PEDER ANDERSON.
SD First 5. East.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28
RUrE ARRIVALS.
August H.lsss


WHITE HOUSE
A.B. M,tbaw Ksr~ae CITY; ", DelAtour,
Fixo. NevAda, W Hugh, L. o. lawrence.
~ tuish Fork; J. n Scniuder. ParE City; :.
williams. alta: Al xsucer Aclutosh, Nouns
r easnut: ". Green Murray; N. ONeh,
10 m FORD. Alta:J 4 Ray, Wyoming; zen
NJ Gle ", West Jordan J. ;. ne ler
Like Point: IA. ". Sadler: H.
CO d~tn. Ogde-: T Syplus, II. Haynes
aud wife J. C. Cshoon and sister, Murray;
NJ Norwoyle. zion: John shettle
Denver n. Aclnnis. Mrs Cherignino. e e..
Br1wn. Z homes VcnaTd. bingham; G. b
Jane. Ninuipeg; =. c. Wilson and family,
Frisco: = Weich Gudsuiie. Miss Malone,
Park CITY. VIM. -haughnessy, Z. y. smith
Jdnes Mills, IVES. Jordan; A IL Minn' os'
den
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Mss Pure Il. Hookreit, y. H; Miss Hoy,'
raw. Ms Murray. children aud servant san
Francisco: G.. II Case and wife, silver Reel
Mis- Minnie Dewey. Syracuse. Miss CHRIST
Dss Nioines: Miss Root. Saeramento; J. u.
Olson. II Lyon. Kansas City VIA Ne
Dermo.t Butte, Nj.
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II. r. B.-eiow, san Francisco: Dave Ind
Mr. Nv Tors: Dr + H. Hays Baltimore:
Holm prev. A. Row land, J. H. Lewis, n.
,lr.. FLg and,s d. II. Budsell. san FRAN
els %: 4. H. BrGwner, -. louis; simon Dun.
ac ser and wife. Laramie, wyo.; I; r Meic,
E.,stou j. ". Colemsn, Weston. No; II.
Benne.t, Denver: c. +. Staples, st-Panl; ;
a -,rtssa.tT ftrrral n
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The Trads Es7p'ied b.
a. G. SMITH ~ CO..
Cor. Main and second South Streets.
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Ask Your Druggist for EeurOrine.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-23
skepticlsm in a Great City.

Strangers are quick to observe the
ridiculous skepticism which governs
personal conduct in New York. Two
Westerners were discussing the sub
lect with a resident, as they smoked
their cigars in a broadway hotel. The
latter was accompanied by a fine King
Charles spaniel, worth, as fashionable
dogs go, not less than 500.
''I'll bet a bottle Of wine and the ex-
penses,n said one of the others, ''that
your dog won't sell for SIS in an hour if
offered for sale on the street in front Of
this hotel"
The wager was made. A man in COM
mon NIB was stationed within sight Of
the three experimenters to hold the
spaniel by a cord and industriously of
fer him for sale at SIS. He performed
his task faithfully, and plenty Of atten-
ton was paid to the dog by the passing
throng. The beast was scrutinized ,ad-
mired and petted, but nobody within
the hour would buy him. Had he been
labeled with ten times the price in the
window of a dog store he would doubt
less have been purchased, but in the
hands of a street vender, he was re-
garded as fraud anyhow.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-23
Grants Demeanor ON Horseback.


In January, 1852, went to Cairo.
The place was slough without limits,
and the human elements that wiggled
in the mud hole were a bad lot. The
regiments were mostly Of newly enlisted
men, discipline had no existence, whis-
Ky supplied the place Of water and
nearly everybody was drunk, getting
on drunk, or getting over a drunk.
There appeared to be nobody in par
ticular who was in authority Occa-
sionally mention was made OF Grant,
but not exactlyas il he we're anything
more than rumor, myth, or some
thing Of a wholly intangible nature.
Soon after my arrival q body of troops
commenced crossing the Ohio river,
and the report went forth that it was a
move against Columbus j could OBJ
tain no horse, and accompanied the
columns on foot. The weather was
damp and nippingly cold, the mud deep,
and the route, which was mainly
through timbered country, was OBJ
structed By logs and fallen trees j
struggled on through the miro, and un-
der the dripping branches, till about
8 in the afternoon, when suddenly there
was lively commotion short distances
to the 'front.' saw ! mounted force
approaching On full gallop. The
leader Was = short, thick-set man,
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-23
Love and Its Duration.

Somebody who did not spend all his
time sitting around the house growing
at flies and raising blue chaos when
ever dinner wasn't ready to the minute
has placed the opinion on record that
with woman love is absolute reality,
while with a man it is little more than
the commonest kind of side show, and
from what we have been able to CLEAN
from close and somewhat extendad
observation Of the peculiarities and ec-
contributes of this prevalent passion,
we are persuaded that his conclusion is
one of the stubbornest facts that ever
went unthrashed.
When a girl goes around looking like
a Salvation Army prima donna, with
no more style about her than an old
horse blanket, it is sure sign that love
has played smash with her prospects,
and when you behold a damsel with
eyes like those of a damaged mackerel,
whose nose is blue at the tip and sharp
pointed from much weeping, shutting
around the house in an old dress that
makes a man feel like fleeing to the
mountains, You can salt 1t down for a
certainty that she wants to marry
man too worthless to make good fish
bait. Some night when least expected
she will skip out by the light OF the
moon to elope with the scalawag, leav-
ing more love in the home from which
she steals away than she will ever find
In his bosom, and from that time on
she is his to command under ali cir
cumstanees, no matter whether he
steals a horse or goes to Congress, and
so long as he treats her half white moth
ING but the discovery that he has got
mashed on some other woman can ever
change her feelings toward him.
But how is it on the other side Of the
carpet? a man falls in love the same
as mule goes down with sinking
bridge. Simply because he can't help
it, but it seldom does him any per
manent injury. The shape of q nose,
the sweep of an eye or the wave OF
curl trips him up and settles his hash
without an instant of warning, and
there he il, the bluest kind Of captive,
until marriage or some new fascination
breaks the charm that binds him. He
is pretty sure to love like burning
brush heap while he is about it, but the
trouble is, his flame is too ardent to be
durable. He will swear to s blue-eyed
sprite that he loves her for all eternity,
and within three months after marriage
he viii goto bowling about her cook
ink and make her life apargatory with
out streak Of light. If she breaks
down and dies Of t1iscouragement, IS
not infrequently happens, he viii alde
up TO some other houri before the
daisies bloom again, in total forgetfuI-
nsss that he OYER Lost 4 wink Of sleep 81 |
being III love before Chicago Ledger. |
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-23
QUEER PEOPLE.
The Baker, the Barber, the Ton # Gel
and the Iramps. & IL

The Baker, the Barber, the Ton q Col
and the Tramps.
The barber's shop was next door TO
the bakers shop, and the baker had
Just got ton Of coal. The coal had
been dumped on the Sidewalk, and.
after the fashion of coal men, much
nearer to the BARRIERS door than q that
Of the baker, to whomit belonged. The
barber had just got the lather on 9 GUS
TONER vixen one Of the genus tramp
came in. " 55
h Put in yer coal, mister?D
mo" said the barber pleasantly;
''no, my friend, that's not my coal, You
know z
The tramp had hardly disapp eared
round the corner when another one
opened the door.
Put yer coal in fur We, rnisterf'
No. said the barber, q little sharp
| ": ssthe GOALS not mine, say"
They kept coming, and seven Of them
appeared in twenty minutes, and to the
eighth man the barber is alleged to have
said: Git! the coal amt
mine
ssNow, see here" said the shavee,
'sthere amt no use in gittin' mad over
| it. Just put up q sign sayin', This
coal amt mine. That's all ye need. 4
Say, you've got q great head, : said
the barber, and in few moments he
had the sign stuck on the top Of heap
Of coal. Reckon that'll fix it, 3 he re.
marked.
The door opened and tall man with
a shovel looked in. Say, mister, did
you put that 'ere sign up, or did the
other feller:9"
Then the barber closed his shop and
went out and got drunk with malice
aforethought. u
He only had one remark to make
when Justice Mech fined him S.
Mister Judge" he said, cant make
that baker pay my fne?''
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-23
Why Cold Waves Come From the Mort
An Assault With Thin Milk.

r. w McCracken, a slight youth,
With broken head, came into the Ar
mory Court for a warrant.
Judge, sir, went into RESTRAINT on
Clark street an ordered some coffee an
bread. The waiter-girl brought me q
cup Of coffee an a thinbleful Of milk.
/ axt her polite to bring me s'more
milk, an she brought me hull pitcher
of it. Anil said polite that the milk
want no good, am she said unpolite
that they didn't give whipped cream
with cupo coffee an bread an but
ter for five cents. Then the boss comes
up an says, watts de roW?'
"'The milk's no good" said /, polite.
An he took up the hull pitcher an
hit me on the head with it an broke 'em
both, an, Judge, sir, if the milk hadn't
bin most water he'd a spilled all my
clothes, too, an | want warrant,
Judge, SIR
Hegot it, and James Norton is book
ed at the Armory for assault with in
tent to throw milk. Chicago Tribune.