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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-12
The Punishmsnt Fitted the Crime

The man is intolerably wicked and
likewise insane" said the policeman to
the police justice, pointing to his
victim, youth with a poetic cast OF
c0untenance.
What is your reason for that con-
cIusicn. sir?" inquired his honor.
"Ee not only writes campaign songs,
but ne Sings them in the street."
Ninety days." said his honor
s.trnly.
But, sir" said the man of the blue
cio,h and brass buttons, The writes and
Sings Cleveland-T Thurman songs"
.tMrrciful heavens!" exclaimed his
honor, holding up his hands with hor-
ror. Ninety years, and every one of
;nem On bre' d and water .n-Judqe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-12

Babgho0d for August is, as usual, full
Of seasonable hints and practical advice
to young mothers. II the department
of 'Nursery Problems" alone great
variety of interesting topics may be
found, such as Sucking the Tongue"
"QuiniGe as 8 Cause of Deafness, !"
SLOW Gain in Weight" Throwing up
NJ TX After Nursing, -" Coated Tongue, u
Rings Under the Eyes" Time for
Weaving" "Slow Teething," ETC. 1t is
very desirable that Babynoot, whose
mary useful suggestions and careful
Zeal advice make il in iispenza Die
to every young mother, should be found
in every nursery, and persons willing to
aid in extending BubVh0od'S useful ness
will find it a pleasant and profitable
task.
BabyhO0d Publishing Company, s
Beekman Street, New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-12
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-12

entertaining story on 'Father-in-Lsw"
"a companion picture to the much
abused Mother-in- Law The depart
ments under the general caption OF
Our Cabinet" are flied with useful
and interesting matter. The Editors
Study is devoted to questions of the
day. DR.. Hutchinson has his regular
monthly health article; Literature and
Book Reviews receive special treatment
and the Portfolio is devoted to an
amusing traVe " on The Quick and
the Dead Ia Timely Topics u plan
for Tine Uniication of America" is
outlined.
The Am rican Magazine, New York
City.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07

ID danger of being destroyed but by the hard work of ths ciuEeas the flames were 'rrested in that direction. The Himes rapidly swept eastward un- iIl the hue Deu Dsnohan building vas reached which ID 6 few mi utAs uss 2 rosrirg furnscs. A sslo,n buildina owned by Jss, A. Vail vss burned bus beirg on corner gave the workers . cbarce to szye shs remainder of the bus- in~ss porh"n of the town. The Signal Ofh'e simo~t & total loss. The Oasm- pion otice ssvsd but the bniliibg and material badly damaged, The only iD- sursnce was held by s. Sslzmsn on st''ck and general merchandiss three thousand dollars. All ether policies or Rsilroad Avenue had been cancelled 3 days previous. The cause of the Are not known.
 GErrTsBURG July 2,-Ths second day Of re-uDion op-n. q clear snd besutlful DO olout meuscai the visitors and th. terrible battle of 25 years ago ~ss on lip< Of every -ne. Trains with thousauds Of ps-senRerS rolled into the town sni tn crowd increased uotil she place WIS f.lsj fuller than st sny time since the memo rsbla d.ys ot '62.
 FORTRESS MossoE, vs-. July 2 The Sssisrs vIth Gen sheridan sLd party sailed at day iigh'. Thera wa a hest eastern breeze Thermomeier 70.
 CHARLEvoIx Micb.. July 2-Fore-' fires are rugIng in this vicinity. I've hre eoeipes from this place have besi. vo'kiag sin~s yesterday afternoon tt save the lumber yards and mills.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07
Mrs Florence T. Hise.
HENRY N. CoPP.

Mrs. Florence T. Hiss was born ir South B ,sd, Indians lS48. Her parent
 migrated 70 teis oou try from ihs Isir O Man and located in Inniaos. Al ihe age of l2 years the family went to I Yrk-, Cal The father died ID Usliior-
 "a wnilv the subject Of his sketch sat D her teens. The mother stIll reusiDt and resides at Portlant. Oregon. Her ,osrriazs to J. Henry Hi-e took plsce A' Globe A l. Dec. 10, 1877 tnree child ren twins and one two and one-hsl years cd girls, is ire is,u-.
 I;m,y be proper Co state that ths late Mrs. Hise, by virtue of her parents ear Iy emigration 70 this country and set- tliug 10 the then iron fer sovo Of IUdi-
 us, and afterwards to the ssate Of CaliiOrris -nd thetce to ArzIps, thai her hte hss been spent almost en irslJ on the iroItisr which fully sccC unts ioI her sArm tsohment 70 friends, her oonnding nature and generous hospi's- lity especially 70 the needy. Hsr h has been blsneless sni her bereft bus. o.nd and motherless children have tTu ly lost their best friend.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07
ns wonlso ef cspyt.

Thaq havs . strangs way tn this ntsis place. fOund. of bstrothins the girls to the young men before the latter Lave tee town As vsyy few of them srs sc,s 70 either read CT write. long yesrs ps.s by without . word from tho lovsr or ''spozsS reaching the patient girl .; homs lt b not . rare thing 10 neot hsrs young cou ples who were engaged for ten. twelve or even hftssn years before fortune WAS sufficiently favorable to allow them ts marry One cannot soon get rich on thirty cents day. and that e the wages of . man in Capri This Is. perhaps, the reason why 20 many men leave the Island. leaving the women sf home 70 take cars of the vineyards and olive groves
 It Is c very picturesQus scene. these women with their gay costumes. rich com pleIions. bright. hsxhing eyes. .; work h the 6elds. or leading their hocks of goats up the mountain side to pssturs Theil feet arc always bsre. and become 90 hard that it ts simply wonderful vha; they can endure They will walk over the roads covered with sharp. ainty stones. climb the rlSgsd rnoustsln ndss. and he quite ss comfortable as if walking on the soft est carpet In fact. for hardness. theiy fee, resemble those of the western Eid who. when told by her mother that thers vas . red hot ooel under her foot. drlvled out. without moving sn inch. "Which foot is 1t under. nxmnyT" Yet the feet of these women ars by DO neans mis- shspen. but. on the contrary. s<s psrfsct models for an artist -WoR3n-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07

TEE Prospecior of the 30th ult. ip sn article discussing printers wages in the territory, erroneously states that the Tucson offices pay but 25 cents per thousand ems. The CITIZEN pays it's !ourneymen printers 40 cents and noi 20 cents ss stated. And further the CITIZEN takes pleasure in stating that although 6 non-Union office it pays ss high wages ss paid by ;he Unions offices with the notable exception of the Jour- which claims 10 pay 50 cepts, and it further takes pleasure ID saying that it pays it's employees. not on isw bone. but cash. 0a Saturday. the Orr IEEs's payday, it owes no man e dime. We sincerely trust that all the Union sniees throughout the territory can say ths same, but we feer not,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07
The snaiipsz h Hsxiss,

There is one pseanArisy about tho Bs1- lean people which do not rseeueos ever having sesn tn print. and that is thakr ut- ter disregard of the dissASs 70 drssdS< hy AnsT4osns-snalpox have eesn h Durango several years. and it k quite common thsrs to see children in sn d vsnosd stage of the disesss playing on ths streets with perfectly hsathy children To say ths. was astounded but faiatly expresses my teehngs whsu l trst went to that country. but ] coon learpsd that the disssss was oonsiderSd an ssps~il tispsnsstion of Providence for the ele~n- sIng away of the vicksdnsss of huInanity. and those who psss through 1t are consid' sred e among the purified
 smllpox Is not nearly so vtyuisnt b Mexico ss ~s hays 1t in thas country. and ther. h no such thing ss vscc4nstioa thought of by native hsxicsnA could never find any vaccine virus there. and had to send to the States for l. Amen cans take the precsutiou of vsoctnsttng and can call to mind but one fatal case outside of natives during ny stay in Mex ico-thst one young EnRlish officer who fell 6 victim to the disease short ttns after arriving in the country H tbsre is such . place ss pest house In hsIeo ! never heard of it--Globe- Democrat
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07
Content. of |. we....s n.ass.<.

"whst do you carry in that bsgr' said the mg man to the business woman. pointing to the htte black handbag that L her inssparabls cempsn1on
 .sTn sLy- ysa.- ..st xrs. zad Il.<sl sAs took out two handkerchiefs. one fos uss and one for show. q lead pencil with the point broken. . stick of gum. unchswed. . lump of gum, ohswed; George William Curtis' editorial on AAtthey Axnoldis death. out out of Hsrpsr's W5kly; thrss ksys that don't it anything In psyt.culAs. one latch key that does nt. Bond street library card. three Dsly,s theatre seat coupons. 6 tiny box of face powder. thres ospsulss of quinlne. i've visiting cards. seven letters. five of them from one man. spring suits cut out Of the Sunday paper. 6 season ticket to ths AmerieAn Art asso cations prize exhibition sn unpestod letter to Der mother. three rubber banda. three postal cards. e shoe buttonsr dsa tistis appointment card. four hAirpans. sa uDpolished mess agate. coral brooch with the pin broken of, half . mustard Leaf. c piece of paper with quotstions from Ans. Blavstsky on thsosopAy written on t. . sample of yellow ribbon to bs matched. c card photograph of another girl and . purse containing ons tlres cent piecs and . postage stamp np-Esv fOrk Graphic.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07
At His Post Day and Nigh,

The vigilsnt imp. indigestion. eosd. us with his many -lsshei scSu ce. E 'ch lash is disbolic symp om. NoccmiOri ID eating, misery afterwards, lIt.e or broken rec, ss night, visisstioDs of the nightmare during f,ful intervals o' sleep, sn uprising unreireshed and with ont appetite. sleepiuess and yEEbing during the day, nervonsnes- and irTsiB- bllIty of temper, even monomsnis ID eI- treue cases. Hard to bear, all tbis. Re csssary2 Noi a thousand times DO, SO long ss Hostetter's Stomach Bitterr, th" nsron's specific for indigestion, scuts or chroni,, prooursble. The commencement of a course of this medicine is she com. msneement of Q cure. Prompt relief first, sosolute eradication subsequently. The truth of this statement, backed np by Irrefrssable testimony, is well knovr to tbe American people. So are others, yiE that the BItters avert spd cure fever and sgue and bilious rtmitient. and re- moves nervpusnsss, oiliousness, ooRstt- patton, and hidasy troubles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07

OLKvELASD's nightmares over the con- di,ion of affairs in New York must bs trightful. HRrrison's and Morton's pop U srity, coupled with the New Yorker distrust of hID, and his free trade pls'- 'oru, is enough to drive away sound .leep and peaceful faDcles. Then again hs Democrats in thelr spirit of snthu
 ,iasm over Thurmsp's bsDdsnns art liable at any minute to insist on his ErarIng one for 8 necktie, and the very thought of getting one around bis ZS
 ,sn neck IS suggestive of strangulsti ID. sltogeth . tbe Czsr's lot is not more uaaappy one tbsn our own Cleyelsnd's s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07

HAIL to the Chief" will nev-r be sue sess,ully played by brass band, under
 he democratic bsndsnns. The base viol might bring forth 6 couple nsss lotes, but even they would die with envy, in the presence of the sugur music made by the Democratic nominee For Vice President, when he has any use for the baudanna, and that is sll the use Thurman has ever had for it, It was left Co the peculiar genius of the Demo cratic party 10 discover its further use spd to the great unvsshed is due its transformation from the nose, to the Democratic flag stsf.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07

TIE free trade policy has been sbsn' doned by the Island of Tahiti ard @ protection duty of fifty per cent placed
 on all goods shipped from English and American ports. Free trade will, when fairly tried, bring the smallest ss well as inc largest of nations into ihe ranks of the protectionists. To protect home industry against foreign competition is the duty of all American loving citizens.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07

DR. TAaGERT, of Yuma, had on eIhi- bitten st the depot of that place, on Saturday last, several very large bunch es 0, rlpe grapes, grown in HIS vineyard. He stated that grapes had been in fine msfketeb ble condition for the two previ- ous weeks. Yuma, twlthstsnding what may be said Co the contrary by her competitors, can enter the market with ripe fruits all the way from ten days to two weeks earlier than spy other point in the United States, ts-dsy. After this country shall have absorbed our southern neighbor then and ihsn only Sil Yuma lose this snYisble ,dis!inction
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07

UNTIL the blood is clesnsed of Irnpu rites, |, is useless to attempt the cure of any disease. Attenuation. which n trsceable to sn scid iu the blood. hss been cured in numerous es-es by the use of Ayers Ssrsspsrills, external treatment Icing of DO svEil.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07

TIE milk of human kindness flows freely through the breasts of the good people of Fl Psso. Their contributions to the sufferers by the recent disastrous floods in ststes of MeIico by which SO many people were rendered homeless and destitute, have been large and gen aroua
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07

THE recent disastrous fire si Hol- brook entails 6 loss of about el00. 900 with but nominal amount covered by insurance. The worst feature of the sf- fair is thai the loss falls upon many but little able to bear it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07
Armour Packing Cs. Nrrv Na Eah. g. lSSS

KASsAs Orr, Me, Feb. g, looS JOSEPH DuRR. Tucson, AriI.:
 DKAR SIR:-Desiripg 10 quote you ID accordance sith the amount of your trade in the provision line. be have nken tue liberty to place your name on our Jobbers' List, and will for the coming season furnish you with Jobbers prioes Confidential We believe prices quoted and quality of goods will secure us the bulk of your fsvors.
 Very truly,
 ARMOUR PAoKIse Co.
 Col. Dur, the grandson of nis most generous and respected grandmother WAS made inexpressibly happy tnit morning by the arrival of ss fine los of Gilroy, California roll butter as was ever turned out of that famous creamery. " is fresh, sweet and choice.
 He has also secured 6 hne lot of Ar mours Kansas City pickle pork, with sour krsut to make the country safe. This is a new article aud has been spe- cislly prepared for family use. Thougn never before introduced in this market it is, wherever used, much relished, snd will DO doubt become favored disn on the tables of Tucson families. On account of the near spproscn oi holidays, the Coloners grandmother vrete to one of her friends on the other side of the big fish pond, and the result is sn invoice of Holland Herring Melch- perl of the 1887 pack. They arrived n prime condition and are now vaifins so be eaten. A large lot of Ssntelie, S~iss Cheese and all marketable deiicaeiee were also received. The Colonel Keeps every kind of cheese made, DO matter vbst it may he, ask him for it and n will be forthcoming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07

THE removal of General Sheridan to ,bs se.side is a strong reminder of the lac, ,r;n of ,he lsmented Garfield. The peoples best wishes sosompaaies she brave ssldier,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07
Safes For Sale.

Different sized safes for sale. on the ipsssllnent plan. both nre and oufgi1 proof. Fer particulars inquire ss ss ssi' ss omes,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20
Rhe Unborn Man.

And a. for marriage" Blousabella oh
served thoughtfully. poking the toe Of her
neat boot with her umbrella and looking
abstractedly at the two policemen who
were sheltering themselves from the rain
in the doorway OF the Old South, Il don't
see why mamma need bother about me-
mean to marry when the right man comes
along
And the right mant" the editor re.
peated intcrrogativcly.
30. the right man would have 10 lie one
to suit me. OF course lie must De good
looking, ard clever. and refined, and
manly, and we'll off, and good natured,
and Of good family. Every girl insists on
these things"
Good heavens" murmured the editor.
how do ordinary men ever get wives If all
girls insist on these tliingsY"
But there are three other qualifica-
TONS" Blousabclla continued serenely.
that insist upon. lie must be an Epis-
copalian and q homeopathic. and love
lapdogs. And just for this mamma says
am difficult TO suit"
30, not nj all, ;" the editor assured her.
Not difficult. only Enthusiastically and
beautifully feminine. Did you ever ad
vertise, my dcarp"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20
u.dr.t Co, On. yo,um. y,,,.n.a.

happened In "a Dakota settlers house
one day while we were waiting for some
thing and noticed the first volume OF
Johnson's Cyclopedia on a shelf, each
volume Of which work being about the
size of one Of the unabridged dictionaries
and very closely printed casually sug.
gested that II was good thing TO have in
the house, or words io that effect.
YES" he replied, ''its handy. only
rot the first book"
How does 1t happen you haven't the
othersl'
wy. you see got il of an agent when
was Twin down in Iowa, an about six
months after round he come agin and knock
ell at the door an opened 1t, and says he:
Mister, here's the sccon book Of your
cyclopedy' Git outr says /, i amt got
the first one read YETI and made him 90,
too Wy jes' think Of II. that was nich
onto ten year ago, end amt moren two
thirds through this now, an my wife ID
only jes' nicely started on the B's'l II took
Pile o. brains to make II. but for all that
don't mind ssyin' that think it's got ix
dry strcaks jest like other books"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20
Brace In,

You are feeling depressed, your appetite is
poor, you are bothered with Headache. you are
fidgety, nervous, and generally out Of sorts, and
want TO brace up Brace up, but not with spring
medicines, stimulants, or bitters, which have for
their basis very Cheap bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hous, mad then leave you
in worse condition than before. What you want
Is an Alternative that will purify your blood ST.
healthy action OF Liver and HI neys, rcst, re-
your vitality, and give renewed health and
strength Such a medicine you will lnd in
Electric Biters, and only % cents bottle at
B. 5. webbs Drug Store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20
ON THE STREET CAR.
How n New Papa Handles His First
Baby.

Everybody has seen new papa trying
10 manage his primal offspring in street.
ear. The more primal ii happens to be
the harder it Is to manage
II papa is the sort of man he ought TO
he his chief ambition is To prevent his
fellow passengers from getting on TO the
fact that he is new in the business He
particularly desires TO pass for IA veteran.
Baby. however, never for moment
overlooks the fact that he is only an
amateur.
Its first move Is 10 turn summerset on
OF papa's unaccustomed knees, and stand
on It's little intellect in the aisle. thus
b0thcring people about getting oil and on
the car and etfectually preventing the sad
eyed conductor from collecting fares.
Then. when papa dares 10 disagree with
This original and startling flight Of fancy
and move the previous question, the de-
lights of baby farming suddenly material
ize and become distinctly visible to the
naked eye
With an intellectual whoop that causes
the sad looking passenger on the rear plat
form TO drop the cigar from between his
lips. baby throws itself flat on its back on
papa's knees and shoots out like tele-
scope. It's dear little head plays the bat
tering-ram act on dyspectic looking
passenger on papas right, and its cute
little tooties get all tangled up in the real
point lace worn by supcrcilious young
lady on papa's left. It's darling little
hands are, of course, tangled up in papa's
whiskers And all the time baby is wall
ing high and heartleSs air from the
latest opera.
OF course every eye in the car is fixed
upon papa and he suddenly becomes
aware of the fact that he is making his
tory.
SO is baby.
BY the time the little darling has kicked
a hundred dollars worth of lace off the
aristocratic dress and loosened most of the
digestive apparatus of the victim OF
dyspepsia papa has succeeded in once
more getting hold of the thread of the
argument.
He seems to hesitate between tossing his
burden out of the car window and stuffing
thunder the seat His face is about the
color of healthy lobster, and wild
yearning to go off somewhere and die and
become a glorious care-free angel has laid
violent hands on him. But through it all
he never for a moment loses sight Of the
fact thet he is parent
The baby won't let him.
At last he rises in broken hearted way,
Ntumbles over the feet Of everybody in the
car, and in sheer desperation stops the car
garten on foot. But through it all he is OF
course deliriously happy.
lie certainly looks it.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20
A DIning-Room Mystery.

A gentleman who was invited out to
line at Buffalo fashionable residence
'ately observed that the chandelier over
nc dining-room table was of peculiar con-
,ruction, so that there was light over
ihc head of each guest The globes were
Of various colors, some amber, some red,
nd some blue. What is the object of
having the globes of different colors?" the
guest asked of his hostess. why. you
see, said She when one gives IA dinner
or tea one must invite some people whom
one perfectly hates Now last Tuesday
gave supper and had TO invite two wo-
men whom despise. But had TO invite
them or some of the young men wanted
wouldn't come. / had my revenge on my
fair enemies, however | placed each Of
those two women under one Of those pale
blue lights at the table. They're usually
considered beautiful women, but under
That light they had the most CHASTITY look
you ever saw. They were perfect scare
crows. They seemed TO have aged twenty
Years the minute that they sat down. The
men noticed it, of course but they did not
divine what caused it. They were quite
taken aback and awfully gum at first. But
finally one of them turned with a sigh and
began talking to a real homely little thing
that was sitting under ruby colored light
Why, she was perfectly charming under
IL. SO, you see that when | want people
TO look perfectly hideous put them under
the blue lights. 1t kills everything" The
gentleman looked up. He was under a
blue LIGHT
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20
A Word TO the Girls.

Girls are often impatient because they
can not go out into the world and earn
money; but a sister or daughter may be
as good as gold herself and render service
which no amount of gold could purchase
You have nothing to give TO the family
treasury in the way Of money, but you can
give an hour Of patient care to your little
baby sister. You can give string and
crooked pin 10 your young brother who
wants to play at fishing You can do
something to help Mary. the old cook, or
attend to the door while Ellen, the parlor
maid, goes home to sec her sick mother
You can dress yourself so neatly, and
look so bright, kind, and obliging that
you will give your mother thrill of
pleasure whenever she catches sight Of
your young, pleasant face. You can
write letter TO your father when he Is
absent on business, in which you can put
all the news he wants in such a frank, art
less way that he will thank his daughter
from the bottom Of his heart You can
give patient attention TO long, tiresome
story by your grandmother, though you
have heard it many times before. You can
laugh and jest at the right time. and when
it is ended, make the old lady happy by a
good night kiss: and. in fact, you can
make home sweet abiding place for all
its inmates, and yourself companion who
will be sought after by both old and
young.