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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-17
ma. gdg YeH6eT Der U6r 1T Is Ens

Dung. gds YeH6ef Der Hbr 1T Is Sne
4,57 M.) lang unb bic 9emi6te reprd.
i~entiren cine S1mere BON 700 gfunb
(lber 8 3entner). Grteres lift 10 suiam.
~mengefebt, bab es bel ben peri6ieSenfteu
Semperaturen, bel Der ar66ten Sise unS
ltreusiten 9dIte, bic gIei6e @irtune bat:
es beitebt aus giien unb Clint. 9ie gro.
bere Grpanipn bes 3iRtes beim Steisen
Der Semperatur bebt Die gerinsere, illus.
bebnune bes Giiens bel sunebmenber
Wdrme auf unb umgefebrt.
Sas 9epiht, peI6es bic 3ei9er treibt,
lit perbdltniBmdBig ppu serinser S6pere,
es wiest u $50 Bfunb. Gs bur%Iduft
cine Strede DON 200 SUP (6O,7 3d. unb
lit seuigenb, Die ubr a6t Sage lang i'm
San9e Su erbalten. Gs wirb ieoe @obe
auise3Osen. Sic S6lasgepidte iinb be-
beuteno idwerer; 10 wiest Der 9ammer,
pelder an Die grpBe Slpde, Die unter benz
Hamen uSia 9en" Der grpBe Benias
min = betunnt lit, idId9t uub zines Der
@epi9te bepegt, allein lber At 3entner.
Sic S6Iassepi6te t6nnen ebenfals cine
Strede BON 200 SUB berabgeben, burb<
lauien aber ben 8es in Der 9dlfte Der
Belt, weI9e has anbere Septdt, bas Die
3eissr bepest, braudt, miiien bemnad
Sweimal Die @ode auf9e5pgen perben.
Die llbr idId9t nit Der sr6bten 8rdsiiipn,
ibr eriter Sdlag aeigt bic Greenpider
9OrmaI5eit an. Die 3eit pirb itiinbli6
nad benz tDnigliden Obierpatprium
81 @reenpi6 9emelpet, pamit Die 9eams
ten beiielben ba5 ridtige Seben Der llbr
tpntrpuiren tDnnen. Sic @eitminfterubr
lit im Sabre 1859 aufgeitellt wUrben. gfur
aIle pier Sabre miro iie elmer 3einisung
unterspeen unb crit 1886 lit ie gum eriten
Ntale pieber acknowledgements, nos
bel nur bic Rdber, welde gum 9lufSieben
Der @epidte fart III Inipru6 genpmmen
lperber, elmer Hepdratur bcbirftig gefun<
ben purben.
9ie SiHerbIdttcr bdben, wie i9nn ees
iagt, einen Turdmeiier ppn 6 Meter 65
Gentimeter, b. i. einen llmfans BON iiber
81 Dieter so Gentimeter, bic Stride chcr
8untte, welde bic Minuten an9eben, iino
bemna6 etlpa 80 Gentimeter pom chamber
entfernt. Sie Spite bes Wtinuten5eisers
bat ieben Sag eincn @eg pcn SIG Dieter.
ieoes Sabr prn 1s9,S5O Meter, bas iino
etrpa &c e~eu9rupbii6e Meilen, 81 burds
l~uufen. 9ieier 3eiger bat ipmit pom
Sabre 1859 bis aui Den beutigen Gag cine
@egitrede pru iiber 75l ~eer9rapbiiden
WeiIen surid9elest, .. i. ZEN iiebcntcn
She'll i'm Die ganse Grbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-17

6erarfige 8er9eben por baS Straiaeridt
5u 3ieben. Sn 8eSug auf ben SOnig, Der
sur 3eit bes Ylinius cine piel ausseoebu.
tere S~ermenruug faub ais ieBt, tla9t bies
lcr Gelebrte, bab er cine Der berrli6fen
Gaben Der Natm lei, aber Der @etrua Der
Weni6en reri6Ie6tere NIes. Serrer
er6dbIt or, bab Der pielbe9ebrte tampa,
nil6e @ries nit Sbcn poer areiSe per-
fdlibt pprocn lei, angebli6 I'm ibm Die
i66ne weibe Sdrbe NIB nett or6Bere
3artbeit su rerIeiben, in @irtIi6teit aber
leci9Ii6 in geminuiibtiger 9tbii6t.
Nu6 bel ben 6rie6cn mar Cries, nell
den ne aus benz pou MeIppptamien unb
8eriien bc5r9enen SpeI5 gepannen, Elm
wibtigeS 9fabrung&mittel; aber au6 bier
trieben Die Tdlider bereitS ibr pcrperbz
li6e8 &eieu, iuoem iie eemieIben cine
aus Der &plpnie SIptbpS an Der Subtitle
WidccopnienS itammeueelpeiBe Groe poer,
mie Der grie6ii6e NrSt unb gaturfpri6er
SicstoriocS bebauptet, 9eIiebteu weiben
odno 5ulebten. 9tnocre trpdene Semitic,
Grblen, ytnlen, S9irle purben nit 9eitpbes
ncu Sdditciucu pCrmildt, I'M ods Sc
pidt 81 erb6bCn; gang defenders aber
ri6tetcn hjc 8etrii9er, pie gum She'll ia
ncb beute. ibr Au1enmert auf Gemilrse,
Cd bicc Sdli6ungeu bel ben bamaliaen
mau9eIbaiten !9llfsmittcIu idper su err
tcWncu lparen. &ieifer permiibte mal
nit gCtrGdneter uno baum serriebener
Suumriuoc. 3immt nit gebrumntem uuo
tIar 9eltpBencm 9ebm unO iogar buS an
llb wpbLfeile GalS mubte Ii6 @ermnreiz
ni9umgcn pur6 8pp8 9efaIlen IaiIen.
9&ie Der ibpu ~9enannte Sipstprioe3 i'll
ltiUcr 2tr5ncjmitteIIcbre beribtet, iteuteu
cie gambler iplar DER 9iiti9eu 3uldben
rltt SurGd; ocnn ner 81 iener 3eit iebr
b6IRl 81 biuslihen 3meten pcrmenbete
Sairau idnO i!6 nidt ieItcn nit 3inupber
ocrmcngt. Selbitpcritinolih ent9ing
algb ba5 Ntebl Der 0abiudt Der 6dliher
uitt uno c5 mar oeniclben 8cimii6mqen
mic Der Cries du29cictt. Gin meiitcn
bate aber, mie od3 ia aud in ~unieren
Gdgcu Der SAT- lit, Der @ein inter Der
unreOti1fcit Ger MauIleute gu Icioen;
Dem bel oicicm 2Lrtitel icblte tem Gdufer
uiht nur ilit icoe &rntrrllc, icnecrn bier
mLrcu aud oerdrtige bctriigeriibe Ncrz
uubmeu III geptnilbringeuoften. Gem
9ipthlpejH Ource ciHc 9tbtrhmNg prl1
MuhbcloerbcerCn SugeIcBt, pdbrcno bel
otm MeiGpcin meiit @aiier nit 3itrcncu,
pocr 0rau9cuiuIt ais 6iIibuu9smitteI
o;cnte, ab9eieheu pom pcridicoenen
Bilun5cndbiUocn, hje ha5 Guantum 5rpar
Nrrmrhrtru. Ober uibt pprhciiertcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-17

ben. Sn elmer un6eren Gde ia6 man Die
brei gnar6ifeu SieIben, Reebe uno
S@wab in trauli&em 9eiprdde beiIams
men.
lin bic Mittassitunbe b6rte ras 8ei>
idmmeniein i'm 9Ufe auf. pel6es bur4 tein
einsi9es uni66nes @rrt, sei3peise cine
uupalenbe 9anbluue aeit6rt worben mar.
uno nun beoann Der intere1ante Wari6
Der Gtrdftnse Sur Gntgegeunabme ibrer
poblgeflIten Speiiesefdbe unb ibrer
Srpbpcrrdtbe uno ibr GmpprtIimmen na6
ibreu 3euen. Ga9bem fi6 bic SeIen Der
peri6iebenen 9alerien auf einen Stud
9ei6lpfen batten, puroe bas aus &inbs.
braten, 8artUfeIbrei, 8fanntu6en, fris
idem 9emlie, @eiSenbrcb, Butter unb
&dfee beitebenbe rei6Iibe WabI persebrt.
lno itatt bes @aiIers aus benz artetiben
drummer CAB es oiesmaI eisfaIte 2imp=
nape unb guttermil6. 9asu purben
iepem mdnnli6eu 3l6tlins bier Gisarren
perabreidt, ben peibIi6en aber &u6en.
Ser &eft pes 2ases wuroe nit benz
2eien pom 5eituneen uuo Don 8l6ern
aus Der guten Siiderei bes 3u6tbauies
perbrabt.
SeoenfaGls itebt bieie ge;punsene Seier
bes nationalen Seittages al lnitanb, an
Geirttung unb an Si9erbeit fur meni4s
Iide @lieber unb @Obuunsen bersebc9
iber Der un9ejpunsenen Seier bieies
Sdges in amerifanii6en S%roBftdoten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-17
@aS Die 0emti9e 2anoeSpertbeiois
0ittta foitet.

Sn neldem umfon9e ieit Grlnouna
oeS oeuti6en Nei6es NnIeiben fir 3pede
Der WiIitdrz uno Warinepernaltuna aufz
genonumeu porben iinb, ldbt na6itebenbe
gtufteLlung erfennen: Nadbem biz gum
Sabre 1876 ollie auberoroentli6en Be-
biirfniiie fir baS &ei6Sbeer uuf Der irons
s6ii9en &riegstoitens Gnti6ioigung 9edz
ing gefunpen battcn unb aus berieIben
auBeroem nod mebrere Sunoert Wiuionen
Wtart gum llnbau Der Scituugen Surlds
gele9t wrrben tparen, iino i'm @e9e bes
&reoit5 Sur Seitreitlng einmaliger Nu5s
gaben fir Die WtilitdrperpaItuna gum
eriten Male i'm Sabre 1877 $4,000 M.
fliiIig gema6t mprben. Seitoem 1T tein
Sabr obne 9tuIeibe pergangen, unD apar
liHo - in ruuoen 3abIen - bertIi9t
mccoeu: 1873 5,76O,000 uno 8,27O,OO0
a., 1879 $3.50, 900 3d., 1850 1901.
600 st., 1881 36, $4,000 3d., 1882 49,
800, 900 3d., 1888 10, 1920, 600 3d., 1884
$3.50, 900 M., 1885 &c, 1850, 600 Wt., 1886
17,74o,OOO M., 1887 37,990,OoO uno
172,27O,OOO ~. Siersu tpmmen md
r,no GO Millicnen, beren 8epiuisung bic
&egierung fir ba3 Gtatsiabr 1850
perIangte, uno enoE9 bic $50 Milionen,
melde 5ur SurdfIbrung beS neuen @ebr<
geieses Serweubung finben wcroen. I'm
ter 9inSufisuns Der suIeEt %senannten
teiben Setrdge ergibt ii6 iomit cine &C.
iammtiumme pom 710,370,OO0 W. 9ie
fir rie WtarineperpdltiIn9 ourb Nnleiben
tei9aiften auBerproentliden Dtittel errets
den ebenfaIIs etne aniebnli6e 96be. Die
erlte NnIeibe fir MarineSwede im 8es
TRACE prn 10, $4,000 81. ipurce I'M Sabre
1873 auigenpmmen; alsbamn pureen
weiter benilIigt: 1877 25,570,0O0 3d.,
1873 80, $50 200 ST., 1879 $3.50, 900 ~,
1880 II, $685. ~, 1881 100000 3D.,
1882 $3.50, 900 3d., 1883 II, $50, 900 3d.,
1884 8,13O, 900 unb 18, 79o, 600 M., 1885
5,64O, 900 d., 1886 100000 a., 1887
7,14O,OOO ST., suiammen III, 10000 3D.,
meIde Summe ii6 our6 ben fir 168S-S9
oefprperten &reoit nod I'M 100000 81.
erb6bt; suiammen alip iiuo Inleiben aufz
oenpmmen fur bic Miltdrs uRo Wtarines
rerpaItund 1914, FAC, 600 R.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-17
Sic er0Ste 1lbr Der @elt.

Ser 8uf, bic er6bte llbr Der @elt 5u
iein, eirfte unitreitis oem etunbenmeier
auf benz @eitninitertburme in 2pubcn ge.
blbren. 0ieie ubr treibt bic 5eiger pUn
pier 3iIerbIdtterr, pm pelden iebes 22
Sus 6 SrQ (eneIii6) I'm Gur6meiier bat
d. I. no6 oeuti6en Dtuben: 6,S5 0tetcrl,
idIdat bic pollen Stunben arT elmer
gIpde, pelhe 133 Srnnen niegt unO sci9t
bic gierteItunoen auf pier fleiueren GIp"
den alt, peI6e suiammen elm Gefpi9t pcH
8 Scnnen aMsmdhen.
2ie 3efminferubr lit beriibmt re9eR
ibres nit wunberbarer Genauisteit fungi'
renben @ertes. Snnerbdlb 1874 Gd9eil
seiste lie i'm p%ersansenen Sabre 9e9en bic
oitrcnomii6en 5eitnleiier auf Der 9pnbD'
ner Sterntparte cine 9iferens rcn nur
pier Sefunben, bas mare I'M 0ipuat nut
cine einatse Setunbe. SiebSebn Gage
sins iie lberboupt ubne mcrtli6e 9tbwei'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-17
Gnn;erfdmer rnp =zmaIelt.

p&rattilh uno reinIid" lit bic Gepiie
beuti9er 0du9bultuugSiibrung, uno i'll
beiben 8csiebW9eu bat Slide uno &ors
r~atb5fammer cine Heibe ppr5ilgIiher Gins
rihtungcn ais 6ortibritt 81 per5ei6uen.
Gem itNncren uno burGb ietne 3erbre6~
lihteit icbr tbeurcu iroeuen GeIdirr lit
od5 emoitlirte geicl9t, al3 Cr9dn5u11 au
pieiem aber lit ha3 - papicrue Der bod
item Inertennung piiroig, benn bel pOII=
tommeuer @aNcroi6tigteit pertrdgt c3
cu3 geIegentliGe 9infalIen auf ben Silz
Genbppen auSge5ei6net uuo list Nicmals
ieneu rmin6ien Sprung bemerten, wel4er
ais gic4riIentant Der Glpiateit gilt, neil
CT INNER ui6pn IA mar" 2ie pdpiernen
S6uIieIu, an Slang unb t9drte Dem email
Iirten Gei9irr dbulid, bienen ppr5iiglia
slm @diheu oe3 GemiiieS, gum Seigz
idlaoeu, Nhribren &C. unb itno ibrer linz
acrbrehli6teit tpcgen fit ale oieie Gez
ibditc BEN anoeren 0eihirr ppr5u5ieben,
welhe3 i-cili6 iilr bas ei9entlt6e Sp6en
meutbebrli6 bIeibt. Die Yapicridiier in
allen Gr0Beu nit metallgcrdnoerten, feit
ibliebcnpen SedeIn iino ais leidte, pplI<
tpmmen trcdeue uno itaubireie GefdBe fir
bd3 N~uibcpabren dIler !9du5pprrdtbe gang
au3ge5ei6aet, Der gertl9c Brei5 bel grps
ber @aIttdrIeit ma6t ibre glniddfung
au6 tenn tIeitlten Qausbalte m0glI4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-17

6es fas6bare1 EiI6es IN YrenBen efien
Wabtab sur @irbisuns Der FnansieIen
8ebeatuns Der Saso %lberbaupt. Der
Setanb an @ilo IN Breuben piro seiddst
auf $3.50 Slid @rtbpilc, 23,410 ct.
9amuilb, 174.51O ct. Rebpilb, 1920
ct. S&bartpiIc, 1858 ct. auermilb unb
140 st. GIdpilS; has lbrise @iIb eut=
siebt ii6 Der S6dBuus. Sas Sleiibse.
piht BEG idbrIi6 in 8reuben seidUfenen
@iIpes pirb duf 6,42O, 600 ailOsr., Der
9eIotpertb fir 6leii6, 9dute, SeIe II. +.
b. auf $40, 800 Sd. ansenpmmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-17
Sas eben perbffentIi6te END

Sas eten per6ffentIi6te eng.
Hide SIaubu6 gilt rie gnsabI Der
ariessfabrseuse III Der Slptte Der per.
f6ieoenen Seemd9te Guropa's pie fcIst
an: 8ampfi6iffe: GneIanD 40, Srants
reid 80, Stalien 81, Seuti6lanb Is, &ubs
Lamb 8. Sreuser: Gn9lano 81, Srants
reid 81, 9eutidlano 90, 8ublano %,
Stalien 81. SprpecUs: Gnglanb 176,
Srantreid 140, StaIien 1873, Stub!anb 81,
S%euti6Ianf IS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-17
anttte

Anttfe TabrnasS ,ittelfGGG,mnstI
Die Spraen INC @cmiibun9cn uliercr
asslerun9cn urp SrIt5pertrctun9en, bic
elnrNbneri6aIt III @eSug ouf ibre td9s
'l6en Ndbrun92z uuo 9ebarisartitel
mc9li6it rrr bctrigeriidcn S6liduugeu
8u '6lscn, iito bpd urSucrtcuucn, uno
g eleibt uur au niuideu, baf qc9en Die
setslhenlricn 6dli6cr aud icruer nit Der
9ofaen Stren9e bcs GeiebcS p%crgc9au9cn
werce; aber aud bel ipr9idItioitcr 2lufz
h~@tstlbrung miro es pObI tlum gcIingen,
eleie betrl9eriiGcu Manipulaticuen oans
su cerbtncern, peil rie 3~uidbitcfie su
'adhntsfaItig iilo uno e3 rft i6mer III,
elne ltraftdre 6dIidurg rirtli9 natSuz
nellen. @er glaubcu wpllte, bo5 crit
euro bet mddtigeu gtuiibpuna, welben
Safeel uno Sertebr in Der ncueren 3eit
Searminen bat, bic @eridli6uu9 Der Nabs
tuhsSmlttel i'll Gebrau6 oefcmmcn uilo
issneHo 9epcrScn lei, ber wilrpe lid lebr
atren. oenn idrn Die Sdriititeller oes
ua,Nl9en altertbumS erbcben 9Idaen
aeet otelen perperili6en llufua. Ser
Per'llGe Ndturirri6er 9liuiu3 Der IeItere
eteapnt mcbrfa6 Die grcben Setriiges
ie!ei'. bic al ben 9em6buIifitcn GenuB=
masteln rerlbt mprpen ieier; aber es
1ueih5, ais bdttcn Die 9eiesIi6en Seitims
@9aasn o&s alien &om ni6t ausaerei6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-17

Ser @ertb bes in 8reuben dp9e'
ibp6enen @iIoeS beIduft fi9 i'll einem
s5abr duf ca. II, S14 ,096 M,, ipcrrn dlein
5,209, $40 80. duf Saien uno 1,938,S11
Oh. oIf Rebbibner e~ntfauen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-17

Sic Stabt GbteasO beiist iest
$4,000 Giuppbner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-17

in Der Stabt 9biIdpeIpbie
slbt es iegt eG3,S3l GtimmJchcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-17
NnseiQe>Gaten.

SrlGdfsnotissa, srfs 5nisratiOn 10 Gents
pro 3rile.
GsIGdftsnOtissn, 2te unb isbt f~cIssnss Sn-
5 &ents.
6tebenbe.N njeigtn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-23
Deaf Mute Institute.

The Deaf Mute Institute is full this
year and the present building is occu-
pied to its utmost capacity. something
which has never occurred before.
Fully thirty pupils have been admitted
since the opening of the term last
month, tue number of boys being 16
and that of the girls IA There has
been a neck by neck rivalry between
the boys and girls Tor the greatest mum
Der of each sex in attendance, with the
odds slightly III the favor OF ths hoys.
Good Work is being done ia the educa-
ton Of s>large number of deaf mutes
at the University. under two tea hers,
and their progress is very rapid, as Dr..
Park, who is an interested visitor almost
every day, eau testify. The Institute
being nov in Successful oper alton, the
public are cordially invited to cali and
visit b1th departments at any time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-23
An Open Letter.
the Editor of the HERALD:

To the Editor of the HERALD: e3
The statement in The HERALD of
Sunday to the effect that the, examine
ton of the three deaf mute witnesses in
the Mikesell case was too difficult to be
understood was untrue. The HERALD
scribe was not present, and probably
derived his not vary authentic informa-
ton from mere hearsay. The first
witness called was not very bright. and
his testimony was not clear, as on &C.
count of his manned right hand, which
was cut off to the middle of the palm,
he could not have learned as fast as
the other boys have, but there was no
difficulty about the testimony of the
two other boys, one, of whom testified
that while he saw the murderous missils
strike the bov Stanton, ne dld not
see who threw il; but the third boy
testified plainly that he saw the
man throw the rock front within the
tent. He Identified the cuIprit, and
showed, by means of a diagram, the
position of himself, of the boy Stanton,
of the performers and of the assa'lant.
No amount of cross questioning shook
his testimony in this respect. He was
perfectly consistent throughout, aud
the court had no difficulty in following
the ties imony, even in pantomime. A
strong effort was made Dy the prisoner
and mis- counsel to prove that no stone
was thrown, in spite of the visible
evidence of the broken head of the boy
Stanton. Perhaps The HERALD scribe
can explain with the assistance of the
prisoners attorney, the versatile Mr..
Kenner, how a human head can be
broken without any visible human
agency. The HERALD scrib's examin
alton upon this point would be as much
difficult as that of Geaf mute.
Hoping that you Will do me the favor
to print this letter with view to cor
rect a wrong and injurious impression
concerning the capabilities OF educated
deaf mutes, remain yours,
HENRY G. WHITE.
SALT LAKE CITY, October 20, 1888.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-23
Mr.. T. C. Griggg,s,
Assistant Leader of Music at the
Tabernacle, and Manager of the
Fifteenth Ward Coop, Salt Lake
City, says:


City, says: t.,.
While camping at City Greek Canyon my
wife discovered that our youngest child
had become deaf, and notified me to
come Immediately so as to take them
home. 1t seemed to me almost i'm
probable, for when they left home her
hearing was perfect; but all our en-
deavors to make her hear seemed fruit.
less.
We brought the child home to this
city, thinking the deafness only transit
tory. but the general health of the little
one became impaired and rash COW
cred her head, face and neck.
Seeing that time did not help the case,
as she was rapidly growing worse, about
the 18th of September we we're recon-
mended by Mr.. Sears to Drs. Whesler &
Hasbrouck, as he thought they would
give US sn honest diagnosis and that
their treatment would cure the child.
Acting upon bis advice, we consulted
the doctors. They gave US hopes of re-
storing the child's health and hearing.
Aftel three weeks she is restored to
bearing. the rash has disappeared and
her general health is better than for
many weeks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-23

EXCURSIONS ON ALL RAILROADS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-23
GAMES CALLED AT2P. NJ.

ADMISSION, SOC; GRAND STAND
$500. Sale of Seats commences
Oct. 18th at 10 a. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-23

No other nation boasts OF so many
grades and varieties of sweetmeats as
the Chinese. Over ninety varieties of
sugar cured frlits are on their bill of
fare, the most valuable of THESE being
their preserved gingers and apricots.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-23
Wednesday, Oct. 81,
Thursday, Nov 1st

The Chicago Base Ball Club, wi iners
of six National Lsague remnants, will
have their full League Team. including
the ONLY ANS0N, acknowledged by
all to be the greatest bss 3ball captain
the country hasproduced. Flint, Daily,
Baldwin, Williamson, Pfeffer, Burns.
Ryan, Sullivan, Simpson Petit end the
Latest Pitching Wonder, JNO. K.
TENER. The American Team will
be captained by Jno. NJ Ward, of the
New York Champion Team of 1888, who
will have under his CONTROL the great
COO Kelly, catcher of the Bostons
Ed. Hanlon, captain and ce ater- fielder
of the Detroits; Herman, of the New
Yorks; Carroll. of the Plttsburgs;
Healy, of the indianapolis; Donnelly,
of the ashingtons; Fogarty and
Ward, of the Pailadelphias, and Pete
Wood, of the Hamiltons. making the
grandest com binations of ball players
ever brought together IN this country.
There will also be CORES pondents repre-.
senting fifteen OF the leading newspapers
of the United States, who will write up
a descriptive account of Salt Lake City
and Utah, giving Us more free advertise
ing than We have ever had. So come
all and give them a grand reception.
Keep your eye on the days and dates.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31Sr, and
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ST.
GAMES CALLED AT2P. M.
ADMISSION, SOC; GRAND STAND
$l00. Sale of Seats commences
Oct. 25th at 10 a. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-23
NERVOUS
cand PRTVATE
DISEASES!
No Delay in Filling Orders.

Send Cents in Stamps for Symptom List
land Treatise on Special Diseases). on which
to get full history of dise4se, etc. State
your case, send for terms and trial treatment.
secrecy observed either in person or BIZ mail.
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OFFICE HOURs-From Sam. to I'm.
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1855 !-.-FALL !-..lSSS Z
GRAND OPENING PENN G
]. lEl:.lpnnan & Com pany.
We are ready and are showing for the Fall and
Winter Trade the most complete stock of
FiDe Tai|or-Nado CIothiIlg
EVER PUT into THIS CITY,
Our gods have all been selected
with great care, and We have taken
special pains to secure the choice and
most desirable goods.
We are now displaying over $50
styles In Mems Suits, consisting of
Prince Alberts, -Four Button Getaways,
Frocks and Sacks, In both fine and
medium grades.

We call your special attention
to our handsome line Of TAILOR
MADE TROUSERS.
Our lines Of Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing are now complete
in every respect, and we are show
ing over 100 different styles in
elegant designs and patterns
Our entire stock Of Fall and
Winter Weight Overcoats are now
in, and we are showing ma y hand
some and new novelties II them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-23

scandinavian & German Languages Spoken.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-11-03
Legend of Indian Wampum.

An Indian of the Onondaga reserva-
tionin New York gave to a Legislative
committeeman the following tradition
concerning the wampum: "There is a
tree set in the ground and it touches
the heavens. Under that tree sits
this wampum. 1t sits on log. Goals
OF fire are unquenchable, and the Six
Nations are at this council fire held by
this tribe. To-do-da-ho, a member Of
the Bear clan, is the great chief here.
He has defendant in our tribe TODAY:
his name is Frank Logan. One of the
uses of the wampum is for symbol in
the election of officers. The wampum
bearer keeps the treaties of the nation"
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-11-03
The African Butter Plant.

An English gentleman, who lived for
some years in South Africa, chatting
with New York Telegram reporter,
said:-
'Wait till trade gets lively between
this country and Africa, and the Orange
county dairy men will have something
besides oleomargarine to fight.
"There's a butter plant over there
that turns out regular premium butter.
1t grows wild in the country around the
equator; a twig of the tree when in
leaf looks not unlike twig broken from
the Scotch pine, only instead of the
bunch of needles at the end, bunch of
long narrow leaves spring out.
'The fruit is like an olive. The kerr
nels are dried in the sun, and then
boiled in water, and out of them the ma
tives make butter as firm and sweet as
any Orange county butter you ever saw;
it's white, though, not yellow. 1t
don't have to be sailed and it will keep
for year.
''Its manufacture is big industry in
Africa In India, too. where different
species of the plant grow, the butter
making is largely carried on. Some of
the trees there are grown in plantations
on the coast, others grow on the noun.
tains, and are so feet, or more, in
height.
"They say the butter is good for rheu-
matism and all sorts of contractions of
the muscles, and they use it for lamp
oil and for soap. The wood is valuable
also, and. altogether, the butter tree
isn't bad thing to have around.
''One of the species, though, sort of
mixes things; It's dairy aud distillery
all in one; butter is made from the
seeds, and strong intoxicating liquor
from the flowers. When Africa is
fairly opened, there'l II be lots of queer
things brought to the American mar
ket."
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-11-03
A Cure for HydrOphObia.

Says the Lincoln (Neb. Journal: I'll
you inadvertently happen to be the
landed proprietor of mad dog, 1t
might be we'll to read tho following
proposal made by Mr.. Hanlon Of Mis-
souri,, sent by that gentleman to tho
editor of medical paper: Sir, in your
issue of the 81 inst. it mentioned 8
case Of hydrophobia where man disa
from the bite of dog, but will tell
you that if the mans friends went and
killed the dog and took his heart anu
liver and cooked them, telling him IL
was lambs, and that he was desired 10
eat it and drink the soup, he would
not get hydrophobia. If you think
this is not true, let the medical facu'
ty make up $1,000 and l will allow msa
dog to bite me. He must be chainsa
and given to me-" j,