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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-06
Ser a,tesSiin0tete Sturi,.

8ep.@eff, Bla., 5. September.-Del
eus gRefiubien fomu1eaoe Srtau fegte pdb
rsnb Der nergnugenen Nadlt peftIid3 uon hie'
flyer Staot norbet. Seiu erpdbuensmertbel
Sdaben ift iopeit bier gemeIoet tporoeu
Der Sturm NOR melt ffdrter auf Cuba unit
entSadte in Saoauua uiele 9duier.
Sauanua,5. September. Der erpar
tete Sturm erreidte bic cubaniiae Siifte Il
Sasua unb trat segen gtttternatt bier ein
gtebrere SGiffe siusen i'm 4afeE inter uni
spst Seeleute ertranteu. SetrGdtltder Sda
ben puroe in Sauauna augeri1tet.
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@aItbltitiaer selbffmoro.

Canton, o, 5. september. - Gin
tGredIider SeIbfmorb erei9uete fid bier ges
fern friib nm ubr. gmnnuel 8oIaubt, 40
Sabre alt, palf fi6 auf bos @eleiie Der Sal
lenz Bobn" uno purbe BON einem 3uge in
Glide seiduttten. Der 2ofomotipIiibrer lab
ibn uu6 CAB Elm SiguaI, uber 0iolaabt bob
einfab ben Sopf in bic S0be, fab benz bers
oufuhreuben 3u8e entseseu uno leste ft9 nit
gefaIteteH Grmeu Dieber aui's 9eleiie, taltz
bIiitig ben COB erpartenS. Die Sttide Der
QeiGe purbel 40 9urbs melt nuf benz @e.
Ieiie 3eIfreut, uno MIR Der Sopi uub bic
Tise blieben unperiehrt. @s III btes Der
iedste SeIbfrcrb in bieier @egeub ieit fiez
ben EageH. RoIaubt mar unperbeiratbet
uuo fam Dor sint9eu Sagsu aus Sort Da9ue,
tfnh.
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ReSe aes Seftetars 1tlas.
@rofnrno bet Champagne In g9tsconiia. -
GtH intereifanter SersIetdh stutIdIen frG'
HerCn ano iebtGen SSuFtanosn.


Milmautee, g8iac., 5. Seotember.-
9r. SiIas, SetretGr bes Snueru, bielt heute
bier cine @ampagne- -0feoe, in ueIdler er ben
3uFnne, bic @runbi6ee uuo bic 4nipriihe
CTR snei bauptidhli6eH poIitiiaen Barteiea
bes gahbes oer9ltd3 .uub auSetoanoer iette,
buB bic republifaniidle Bartei, bic elmer BOLTS
tbttmlten unO uupiberfebIiden Bewegung
geben cine yiatioualiun6e Die 5HaUarei,
ibren llrlpruug neroanfte, ibre DiljR0n er=
iiillt unb fiG isIbff iiberlebt babe, oaB ie ittt
hurn nnb 6urd corrupt iei uRo feiuen au6ez
ren 3ped ms1r babe, oils Die Suuoesdmter
I'll coutrOllreu. Der Seftet1r ern1bute ben
@Inut & 2Saro Sdpinoel, iOnie ole 3oQz
antsz uuo bic Sterurouteu Bstriaereien
Il. !. N. unb maGte oarauf aufmertiam,
0os bieie uHo an6ere Sfmin6eleieu bic be-
fen GIemente ans Der republitaaiIt,eu Bat
tel uertrieben InO gum Aui9IuB an bic De-
mofTrten hen0geu habel. SIN sBeltereu be.
iproG ReSner 6ie abninifration bes BraIiz
Genten @lebelaub alS eiRs reine un0 ulatelz
lnIe unb fOrberte :hre @eguer beraus, eerIel=
ben irgeno einen Sfanbal nadlsuweiien, ME
fe inter repubiifauii6er Qerri3ait an Der
8oGC6crerung pdren. Die 9egsnp1rtige
AbuiuiitratiOu, iaste er, babe Die 2Siroe uns
bic &edte Der Ration IN ie0er 9initt gez
i6ist, unb Die 0fepubIit genieBe ben 6tie0eu
un6 hGs gBoblpoueu aler D}atte ber g8elt,
abgeieheu oGuOn, oaB Oa8 bIinSe ParteitIep
psrtbum Der 8epubIlflner eineu guu5 uuu6.
tbigsn 3pif nit uniereu Hadbarn I'M Jtors
Den beruuf bsidnOreu babe.-Qr. 8tIas Der.
gIid oann bic Sinauls uub @ei61ft6Ilge, TO-
mis- Sen 3ufaub teT 8uabesFotte uater oeut
repubIfaniimen uno benz jetigeH 8egime,
erIGuterte bic Surifirage mo i4to5, iHoem
CT bic fsTte ueber5eu9ung ausOrudle, bag Die
Rattou in Der 3ufunft, ME in Der SeIgau=
seubeit OortpGGts idreiten uub elmer lUa9rea
bempiratiiden 8esierung nit 8ro0er @ieDe,
Ionb on Der Spise ole Qeituug hires 9ez
i6tdls auf's Eeue an0artraueu merbe.
8ie Rebe, nit peIder Satrstdr SiIG8 Hta
bemotr0tiiGe @ampa9ue in 28isconlH croft.
nete, nurhe in Der YDefisiteu~ SurH5aua"
gebGlteH. Die oenOtratii4en u5uaeaus, a
aStfielions" unb ySadiOn. Clubs" esIortirteu
ben 9febner rad, Der 6aue, in weI9er etpa
1900 Eeliouen oeriummelt nareu. Die Qiit
gIietsr bes ,8emOtratiideu 0ameH=&IubsH
nubmeu SiBe uuf Der Bihne eIn.
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SGrt6It1eS S6tdfaI etnes ssr6ets
ferS.

Chicago, 5. September. - Souts Gar
len, Elm Atbeiter in 0ienfen Ger SetriiOer
@rane, iam beute inter eigeutb biimIiten um.
fGnoen INNS 2ebeu. gr mar in ben eiierueu
@pIinber gefroben, in tuel4em fi5 bas Bts
fou oes bporauIii6eu @Ieoators bepest, mn
benIeiben ju reiuissu. uuo uahm etneu @imer
pou 8en3in, IOtpie cine breuaeube Serse nit.
Btnnen Rur5em mar Der &pliuoer NIT emit
3iinobarem @ns ssfillt, eiue @rplOFou e.
lolste nno bas Snuere mar i'm giu nit Slam
men erfaut. Die iibri9eu arbeiter, neIbs
in 6clae Der SiiIferuie garieu's bsrbet eiIteu,
hatteu nidt iofort 8ufer ;ur SanN, nm biz
TInpmeu 81 I6f6eu, uuo ebe man ben lin,
gliidliden aus isiuer eutisslideu Sage be
freien fourte, NOR er III Sohe perbrount.
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bic @ahI In 8erntpnt.

8urIiuetou, ST., 5. SEPTEMBER. -
Die ySree Pres" oer6ffeut!idt Serthte aRs
PIT BON ben 243 Sopns in Sermont, uuS
oieieIben ersebeH cine Webrbejt oon 26,33O
fir ben Gepubltfauer 8iuiugbam. Die iibr,z
gen &c Eopns goben in 1884 zine reFaoltfaz
uiItle Rnioritdt BON $50.
3as gotum ber BrobibitiOuiten i'm Staate
betrGqt faum 14OO Stiumen. Der Seuat
befieht auei4IiesIdl aus 8epubtttnuern uuo
tas llntetbans aus 22o 8epabIttanern uao
% Semofrntert.
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Sin Mefss.y .yrnH. a.

@bicaao, 5. Sept, - &apitaIiiieu aua
Chicago, ct. Baul. Bittsburg uuo gfeps
g)olt bnbeu cine Combination sebiIOet, nm
ben Reismarft Al controlireu, uub Elm Sapis
tal BON s., ,OOO,O ift 3u oieiem Suede auf.
sebrnft Dorben.
Sr. U. Geo @eit aus 8ittaburg, elmer Der
Sauptleute bes Spubitats, III lceben aus
giep-SrIeans bier augefommen. Die @ons
biuatiuu bat bsreits cine 8aismiibIe IN Stem.
SrIeous errintet uuo miro pieieIbe biuneu
Sur;em in Betrieb iesen.
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Seftittsan8 Der eanaotfbe1 IaeiFe'
GMEs.

Sttana, Ont, 5. September. - De
Surfanb bes Marine Departemeut5 SerG
Saith If nod Der BaciftczGtite a6sereifi,
um In Gan SHau nit mebrereu anSeren Be-
nmten bee Wariue. .Wuiferiums iiber gepiiie
OiusregeIn gum Saub Der 8effifa Su con-
ferireu, Wfuu beubfdtigt, Gan Suau eurb
ben 8au BON BelenbrederH gu etuem GU
fluttsbafen uub burd Aulegun8 BON Sorttfi.
Iatioueu ;u einem fefen BlaB su MAIDEN,
nelfer ieiuer Sage mad bic ginfabgt uou
Norbeu ber in bic Meersn9e pon 6n.a uu0
ZEN Buget- -Suno ooufauoi9 beberri9eu mir.
De. Die britti1en Re8terun8s Duupfer
Caroline uu6 vStr 5Obn DolgIn8" tuo ben
Beamteu sur Icrnnbme Der notbnenbigea
&erneffunaen ,ur @erfiiauna eefieIit pOrbe en-.
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9nS aeIbe Hfebera

Sadiouuille, Sla., 5. Sepbr. - Sas
grstutips &omite Der hteit9en Bitr9er.A To-
ciatien bat beute mad etner Sonieren3 nit Der
Sauit6tsb.b0roe Il. Dem fuusireuoeu Wdsor
elueu Nufruf on bic 9tatiOu erlaiien, tueter
nm gei.rdae fir bic Serphe9uus Der 6ieberz
iruufen nnb sur Setampfuus Der Seu9e i'm
AGgemeinen eriud1t. Die Atlttel Der Afoz
clatiou fub eriGGpit, uuo ba ole @eiddite
bier i'm Gtoden finb, 10 bletbt gfi6ts iibrig,
ais bic WfilotbGtigteit bes 2aHoes in 4nIprua
III uebmeu. Der nm llbr heute
gbenb perflofienen "a Stuuben iiub so ueue
Sraufbs,tss nuo 5 Sobesfaqe bier eiuaetre.
ten. Gin neueS SliiduEusslaser ioll uorgeu
fiebsn Weilen pefIi6 BON bier aufsei9lageu
nerbeu.
g8aibingtou, .. G., 5. September
- 8as yRarine Scpital" plro ourd cine
Depeide bes Or. gSau in &a, 6la., be.
uafriditiat, baB pabrsnO Der Iesten spei
3aae bort iiebeu neue arautbeitsfaqe einses
treteu fiuo. Die Seudle tritt inoeifeu iebr
milb ouf. unb faii ole Batienteu geueien.
gReitere iiolirte 9ranfheitsfdle rperben aus
Ufouatee nno YaIretto bert1tet.
NepsSrleauS 5. September.-
esutIGe garfe vSGcobint" fam am NtOutags.
gbtnh in Sallaft BON Colon 3u Chip SsIauO
on Der siiae BON Wilfifppi on unb bate etu
gictbfouol aufgshist. @apltdu 8. Siloet,H
uub II Seelente lasen ON &basresfiebe>
taruisber, uuS $. 2ino, Der ;peite Steuer.
mann, NOR tur; uorher geforbeu. Seds oel
8otisnten finb tn's Suurautdues6 6uipttul au
Chip, Sslaub gebrad1t poroeu. Sie Ueroer
i1rnrutIidl oeueicu.
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Scr @eIontafEf4

RepzDort, 5. Septbr. - Solseuces
iiuo bic Shlusuotiruneeu: GeIb er6ffaete 81
2-2t uno idIo5 3u 2 Ero5eut. sterling
gEsdiel $4.S44 $4.87& anf 60 Sage uut
S4.85t-$4 8St auf Sid3t.-Bunoes 7Oblt9a
tioneu: a .pros. 1884, Al 3.prot. 1865, s.proj
-. aftien: aoams' @rpres l47, Gen
trul gacific 94f, Gbeiapeate=Ohio -, @ri
POI, Ditto Hrior. 664, Suinois Central 1l9
Qafe Sbore 98t, Stem .Seriepz Central 9Os
giortb> sSefern 115a, Ditto Yrtor. 145, Nep
g)orf Central 109. Sbio Wiiiiifppt 24B
Ditto Yrior. 70, Bittsburs 1853, Teooiu!
SAG, ct. Raul 73, Ditto Yrtor. 1929
gBefteru.llnion 841.
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eptoI opttoa in gsetv Sergen

@ape Rnp, 9.zS., 5. September.-
Die heute in &nne gtap '&ountg abse5altere
2ocGI>SptiOnz 0abl reinltirte in elmer Utsbr.
belt BON 222 Stimmen fir 2iceu;.
ooeburp, RS, 5. September.-
@IOucsferz rz@Ouutp entidieo beute nit 7l2
Stimmen Woioritit gegeu 2tcen}.
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@npoerIrl ,,,tp pie 9oLttsfsr.

BbtIabeIpbia, 5. September. -
@rosnerfmeifer 8omoerIg oar0ffeutlidt in
Der beutiqen Humrner oss srSouruaI Of lniteo
2abot" eiuen 81 spalten lauseu Irtitel, in
rreldem er feline 4nf4ten iber bte Refanus
tiou bts @rpbiefretdrs 2tt9mnn gum Beften
eiebt unb bic &rtliruug pteoerbCIt, bag fd
bic grbeitsritter offs GrBantiatou Der Be-
tbeiIauue ar Der BoIitit entbalteu ioltten.
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Gtt arofuotl tat Smofcn.

Erpp, N..D., 5. Ssptember. - 4rtbur
Sathout uno mebrere @etabrteu rpuroen ON
Wontos, als fie eir Bah i'm 9uoion nabmeu,
cine Strede melt uoH eiaem iuu9en Srotobil
per5plat. Tou nermuthet, bas bos 9bier
einem Eeuohuer Der RafbaridaFt geb0rte
unb auf irssuh cine 8siie in ZEN 6luB sut,
lam.
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iodes T1ittsI ron 23=idbriaer 2oubbelt unS Obrens
srduien 8eheilt puroe, III 6ereit, cine Beihreibuns
6sisI6en IL oentldsr gprade Sebem gratis gu Lbers
isnesn. abIsi1s; 9td3 oIfcti, gtr. 177, 1SaeS outs
eagATahss NetpsDorf. (RQil6, ,i,Rt,4pl
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2ermii6tes.

Die beutise Stsuer @iunabme betlLg
s276,948 uu6 bic 3Ouetnuabme $811,O7O.
CUR ginI1Iurs beFimmts NuttOuaI 8aut
gicteu i'm Setruge BON $1l1 900 IiefeH beute
i'm Sdnsamte elm.
Der Sdasamtsfefretdr bat ben @inpau,
teruussz &Ommiidr in PHILADELPHIA ermads
ti9t, bonn @misrationsfuno $15 3ur Riidz
beIGrosrung Der @bnrlatte u. DEFINE nad
gnsIanb 3u perrpenben. Die Srau mar am
10. Snli in Besleituus ibres Rauues In ben
Ser. Staateu nusefommeu uno bon oemielz
ben ON 81. Suti bsrIafeu porOen, 10 ba5 ite
isbt benz Gsrsiuweien pcn philadelphia CUR
laff Iieat.
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spdfeffe sMtfsma dartdltett.
uou Rem.gort:

Qouoou, 5. Sept. - Der Dampfer
,5raUen fam beute BON yleDsY Yort bier an.
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9eorg 8re0m'S S
8rQueret,

gslatr-g -gloab ............ ..galHm0'''
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2inerpooI, 5. Septbr. - 1890 Britt
tags. BuummoIIe: RitteIiorte SberlaHoer
st, 90. Reru,Srleuus ST. - Die Ser'
iGuie betrugen $4,000 BaIeu, Spefniation
unb Gusfubr 2O0O, 3ufubr 5000.
2oubou, 5. Septbr. - Ser. Staateua
SbIisatioueu: 4spro3. 1919, ottto 45.pro3.
1O9. - Gttieu: A..9.sg8. 385, Ditto Prtor'
-, @Guuoias Bacific -, Gue 295, Ditto
Brtor. -, SGinoissgeutrai 1929, Nertcar
sos, ct. BuuI 75t, gIep-Dortz Central ll2t
BeunipIuunia 555, 8eaoius 28tr gaerIcaH'
Central 694.
2RrSe SFabs!z5epsiBeH.
- @raBrGfoeut GaLomon BON 6apti be-
fiuoet iid franf uub i9Dah in Barls. VI
bet fi6 INNER n0h nidt BON BEN SHr.d
iiber ieEe plOtlihe Seriuguue erboI:.
- Der SberbeiebIehuber Der oSetlsar
mee," 9euerel Booth, bat eiuen aEmee'S
febl erlafeu, fporin er cine g8o6e oer 0Selbl u
uerleuauuHs" gum Sefeu Der guten Sa9l
uuorbnet. @r bofft auf bieIe Beiie 5000
BIB. ct. ons ieinen @etreusn hsrausiul1la
cen. Sorises Sahr siuseu in oieier nBG
feu.8o4s 5000 Piuae SteTItu9 Gin.
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Sic armee. getptAtaanasbia.
9er Wsrtraa init @htaa.

9as Stnnts Departemeut bat BON Sru.
Senbp, benz 9eianStsn an China, 3ur lint
mort nuf eine nn benielben geridtete 6rage
cine 0epelhe erbaIteu, in pelder er erfldtt,
er babe nod feline poiitiue gta6ribt iiber bic
@utideioung Der dineiiIdeu Regierung bin.
fihtli6 bss ueuen Sertrases nit ben Ser.
Staaten.
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
tite is poor you are bothered with
Headache, you are fdgety, nervous and
generally out of sorts, and want to
brace up. Brace up, but not with slim
plants, spring medicines, or bitters,
which have for their basis very cheap,
bad whisky, and which stimulate you
for an hour, aud then leave you IN
worse condition than before. What you
want is an Alternative which will purify
your blood, start healthy action OF
Liver and Kidneys, restore your vitality
and give renewed health an strength
Such medicine you will find IN Elec
trio Bitters, ar only so CEN bottle
a. @. Smith & Co. Drug Store.
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Now the Central Pacific.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Ha7ing dis
posed of the case CT the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, the House COM
mittee on Pacific railroads, to-day, be-
gan to consider the method of treating
the Central Pacific Railroad Company.
The proceedings were Informal no
specific bill being laid before the COM
mittee and expressions of opinion were
not pronounced enough to indicate the
feelings of the members toward the
comrany. Ex Senator Mcdonald,
counsel for the Central Pac tic, will be
given a chance to address the com
mittee next Friday UPON the Central
Pacific affairs.
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LONDON, March 9.-The Sullivan
Mitchell fight has been postponed on
account of squabble. 1t will prob
ably take place on Monday
AMIENs, France, March Both
Sullivan and Mitchell are here, but
gems d'armes and English detectives are
watching thsir movements closely.
Plenty of wrangling has marked the
proceedings so far, and the announce
ment that the fight wes postponed
caused no surprise. There seems q
general feeling that a quiDble will come
up, and that there will be no fight at
all. Sulliyan's friends say that
Mitchell is in a wretched condition, and
would stand no show
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Tho Puhlic Dsfensa.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-After several
weeks deliberation, the House commit
tee on military affairs has unanimously
determined to recommend the passage
of the Cutcheop bill, appropriating
ST ATS 900 for the public defense. The
original bill was amended by diminish
ing the appropriation for gun steel by
$3.50 600 and the inclusion of certain
recommendations made by General
Benet, chief of ordinance, based On the
findings of the coast defense board.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Before Elias 4. Smith, Probate Judge OF
Salt Lake County, Utah Territory.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY ME.
N the undersigned Judge OF the Probate
Court OF the County of Salt Lake, Utah Terri,
tory, to all persons who may be interested
therein.
That Carl C. Anderson and Mrs. A.
DeGraf have each filed before me written
statement subscribed and sworn to by each
of them before me, in the presence Of two
witnesses, as required by the statute in
such case. made and pr0vi led for the adop
ton of Charles B. Anderson, by the said
Mrs y. A. DeGraff widow, and that the
hearing OF the adoption of said Charles B.
Anderson by said Mrs. C. A DeGraff
widow, upon said statements will be heard
before me, said Judge, Oh the 10th day of
March, 1888, at 10 O'Clock am, at the Pro
bate courtroom. in the County Courthouse
of said county, in salt Lake City, and that
I direct that this notice be published in
THE SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD, news
paper published in said county, for three
weeks before said hearing
ELIAS A SMITH,
Probate Judge of Salt Lake County, Utah.
Dated February 18th, 1883.
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Are born into the world every day with
some eczematous affection, such as milk
crust, scaldhead, scurf, or dsndruf, sure to
develop into an agonizing eczema, the
itching, burning, and designation of
which make life prolonged torture unless
properly treated.
A warm bath with CUTcURA SOAP, an
exquisite Skin Beautif1er, and single ap-
plication of CUTICURA, the Great Skin Cure,
with little CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the New
Blood Purifier, are often sufficient TO arrest
the progress of the disease, and point to a
speedy and permanent cure
Hence, no mother who loves her children,
who taxes pride il their beauty, purity, and
health, and in hesjowing upon them
child's greatest inheritance "a SKIN without
. blemish, and body nourished by pure
blood,-should fail to make trial of the
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
INFANTILE
SKIN DISEASES.

Our Oldest child, now six years of age,
when an infant six months old, wss attacked
with violeut. malignant skin disease: All
ordinary remedies failing, we called our
family physician, who attempted to cure it;
but it spread with almost incredible rapid
ity until Inc lower portion OF the little fei.
down to his knees, WIS one solid rash, ugly.
painful. blotched, and malicious We had
no rest at night, no peace by day. Finally
we were avised to try the CUTICURa RENE
DIES The effect was simply marvellous
In three or four weeks complete cure was
wrought, leaving the little fellows person
as white and healthy as though he mad
valuable remedies saved bis life, and to-day
he is a strong, healthy child. perfectly well,
no repetition of the disease ing ever &C.
CURED.
GEO. B SA H,
Atty at Law and Ex-PrUs Atty
Ashland. o.
REFERENCE: J. G. Weist, Druggist, Ash
land
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Rnnklan,s Arr1ca salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price % cents boz. For sale bv A G.
Smith & 20
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Mark NcKimmins' Livery Stable.
Main Street, opposite Postoffice.
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Sold everywhere. Price: CUTICURA, 80
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Trains will run as follows:
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TIME.

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I Connects with Utah Central train arrlV-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-07-27
A Unique Solution Of a Problem.
boston Transcript

Boston Transcript.
It was at one.of our Boston schools
and the question was arithmetical-
something like this: If seventeen
men can do a piece Of work in one
week, how many men would be re-
quired to do it in three ?" Up went
y hand.
Well" said the teacher.
"Five men and boy fourteen
years old"
How do you make that out ?
asked the teacher, endeavoring tC
suppress smile.
at would take one-third as many
men. One-third of seventeen is five
and two-thirds."
But where does the boy come
in ?"
"a person is not q man until he ii
twenty-one. Two-thirds of twenty
one is foul urteen. 1t would take, there
fore, five men and fourteen-year-olt
boy"
The teacher was more pleased with
the youths logic than his arithmetic,
but he made no sign.
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