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year postage included u 3 50 Six months i A ° i 1 175 mHlS HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL IS ONE OF THE BEST PAPERSSPUBLISHED IN T the West for the Farmer the Miner and Families generally residing in the country where daily mill facilities ire notafforded containing as it doesthenews of the three days preceding the date of its issue It is tie popular paper thoTerrltory Its extensive exten-sive circulation places it inthe front rank as an advertising medium II I f v I Y T E WEEK I H TERArLD Published every Thursday < Pe rarmumTpbstage included 2 00 Halfyear 125 r i I 1 1U i o i IS THE CHEAPEST AND CHOICEST WEEKLY PUBLICATION IN UTAH THE WEEKLY reaches a class of subscribers in all parts of the Territory and neighboring Territories that no other newspaper finds and its subscription list is a flattering acknowledgment acknowl-edgment of popularity as a family journal 7 f r THE SUNDAiI JmRALD Issued af S3 t a year t a t 11 BESIDES THE TISTJAa NEW i1SATTER T jf f Contains Special Departments embracing 1 I DRAMATIC AND LYRIC Music i It f A Resume of the Weeks theatrical and Musical Business at Home and Abroad t t > X o 4 a FINANCEIAND1II ING y ABeYiew of the Financial and Mining industries of the Territory includ ing the Weeks Ore and Bullion Output Present and Future Prospects of Trade andGeneral Commercial bUT INDOORS + AND b-UT A 4 t < t Y r Containing number of Valuable Hints und Recipes for the Household Field Farm and Garden i s FASHION teD GOSSIP I I h oS r J l I Telling of SocialEvents parties Jleuuions + Surprises etc that have transpired during the preceding six days SBOBTS AND PASTIMESi I 4 Ii > A column devoted to sporting news of all descriptions i ° edited in the 1 interests of lovers of racing baseball wheeling athletic sports etc f J SPECIAL COREESPONDENCE f t f t fijFrom THE HERALDS Contributors in all parts of thecountrv and across the ocean IIISCELLk 1 EOUs ARTICLES Culled Contributed and Edited especially for THE SDNDAHEBALD QJ f dndedmbintn9sto 1 11laldtfl tit fhV r 1 Ie WfIII Qi t THE LEADING PAPER OF THE INTERIOR 41 qrrr fl r j r 3 PUBLICATION OFFICE Herald Block corner West Temple tad Flrst Sduth Streets SALT LAKE CITYUTAHi Herald Printin and Publishin C0t V MISCELLANEOUS SP rat t IU rf 11 Narrow Escape fy I a + ROCHESTER June 11882 Ten Years ago I was attacked with the most Intense aud deathly pains In my back ana Kidney Extending to the end of my toes an to IllY brain 1 E Which made me delirious 1 e < > From agony III I It took three men to hold me on m bed at times The Doctors triedin Vain to relieve me but to no purpose Morphine and other opiates Had no effect r I I After two months was given up to die 1111 dieWhen my wife heard a neighbor tell what Hop Bitters had done for her she at once got and gave me some The first dose eased my brain and seemed to go hunting through my system for the pain The second dose eased me so much that slept two hours something I had not done for two months Before i had used five bottles I was well and at work as hard as any man could for over three weeks but 1 worked too hard for my strength and taking a hard cold dlon taken with the most acute and painful rheumatism all through my system that ever was known I called the doctors again and after several weeks they left me a cripple on ksll slel afdrif Wi Ip t crutches for life as they said I met a friend and told him my case and he said Hop Bittershad cured him and would cure i me I poohed at him but he was so earnest I was induced to use them again 1 In less than four weeks I threw away my crutches and went to work lightly and kept I on using the bitters for five weeks until 1 became as Well as any nianlivingandhavel 1 been so for sue years since I It has also cured my wife who had been sick for years and has kept her and mv children well and healthy with from two to three bottles per year There is no need to be sick at all if these bitters are used J J BEEK ExSupervisor J That poor invalid wifeivSister Mother Or daughter IU ItIJ Can be made the picture ofhealth 1 ° with a few bottles of Hop Bitters 1 h 1SNooe genuine without abunch of green Hops on the white label Shun all vile poisonous stuff with II Hopr Hops rAFTER in their name AFTER THE FIRE I Dirs A Kmnel Wishes to inform her friends and the public generally that her store will be opened on Saturday morning 13th inst in a THE HERALD BUILDING One Block West Of the Descret National Bank where will i found a large stock of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets which will be closed out REGARDLESS COST GOOD FOR ALL Grraeienberg Pills For more than forty years these valuable Pills have been known and used They actmildly but thoroughly Bilious disorders disor-ders Liver and Kidney complaints Headache Head-ache Constipation and Malarial Diseases are cured by using these Pills GRAEFENBERG CATHOLICON A great remedy for all Female Complaint s This medicine cures female weakness and nervous disorders Physicians use this Catholicon in their practice Graefenkg CffllilS PANACEA A safe and pleasant remedy for all Chil drens Diseases Acting asa tonic it is positively beneficial to every Child that takes it Send Stamp for Book to GRAEFEMJERG Co J New York Z 0MIDEUaSTOEEAgent8 f7 Salt Lake City Utah RtEOOTE SENIOR Or 120 LZTINGTON AvzKuf NEW YOKE HEREBY CAUTIONS THE PUBLIC NOTto EmpIoyorCommnnlcate with a man LWStyling himself Dr Foot Jr j wlthont making dneQ IIFInquiry This man came i to Salt Lake City lepre Ijt renting himself as the sou of Dr E B FOOTK of New York the well known specialist special-ist as abundantly proved by affidavits As rumors came Into Salt Lake City from Dakota and Montana from ad expose made there hechanged his base and represented himself as the son eta more noted specialist In New York City than Dr E B FOOTE the we11 known author Mr JoHN F Taow of the wellknown Trows Directory in ifew York City fortyyears In the director business busi-ness ExGovernor FEANK FutLsa of Utah slh ana the lion ABEAII WAKEMAN for many years Postmaster in New York City also sw frI Surveyor of the Port gave their affidavits that there are no other doctors in New York i by the name of FOOT or Foorrt excepting I Dr ff B FOOTB ef author of Medical I Common Sense etc and his two sons Dr E B FOOTE Jr andDr HUBERT T FOOTE The genuine Dr FOOTE Jr will hereafter always employ the initials E B In deslgI Dating his name Heretofore has been i known not only at home but wherever hi j publications have been circulated by the I Fg aJ I I enG hltt name of Dr FOOTB Jr Greater care will betaken be-taken hereafter in view of the fact that an unprincipled person has assumed to profit by his and his fathers reputation Those desiring further and more detailed information respect to this matter will 1 receive ltj by addressing Box 4 14 Salt Lake City Utah ° Persons having information of advantage to plaintiffs will kindly communicate the same to J WIvey with Sutherland McBride Mc-Bride Salt Lake City Those desiring to consult Da FOOTS professionally pro-fessionally or to order remedies should address ad-dress either i Dr E B FOOTE Sr or ill > ° Dr EBB BrFOOTE Jr ISO Lexington Ave New York j Consultation Free in person or by letter I YtSD81W6 I RAILROADSEic = r UTAH t CEPfTIi LIi IUl fH Xn R 1 l OAb N ew Time CJavd Maatch l2 SSG 0 i PASSENGER TRASSSLEAVE SALT LAKE DAILY LAXEDfI AsFctLows GOING NORTH 4 i ES Atlantic I f 8 SOCTa AtlanticExpresa at 800am Juai Express alT IIbI C1IF Passengl Trains Arrive in BaitLake < Iau dailpas foUoWBt 71t031 NoaiH AtlanUc Express at 751 prnjaiilford I Express FEOX at SOUTH 61op1t FRANCIS COPE i JOHN SHARP General Freight and Passenger Agent General Superintend3nt fA MAN t WHO 18 UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CEOCRAPHY OF THIS SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP THATTHE COUNTRY EA M1N141EAPOLIS H7FAUI edwood edWing Ftaoume e4 Falls ja asTt 4 a I OEPaaf 151 C L IoNopKr N f a a r I4 rthtn o + Watertille Albers Lea yy I y OGa e Y S 1 p ali t 1 4 aerran ea fq ti e9 oat h0 E 45 g o nor 0 L o cos Sa4 ° 6 eCeF eto eT ° p v t Q FtPt o b I ax o v3 k e i 0 n ma s ci 1 FAa Ya A SCO 1 + ° y1 c Ope ye C C i 5 o J J r cis M xwo j Dl 0 4 pti3 + u o ° s A7arrsssox soriuti ANSASCI ° YStxsk CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC RY Being tha Great Central Line affords to travelers by reason of via wanvaled ra graphical position the shortest and besc route between the last Northeast id Southeast and the West Northwest and Southwest It is literally and strictly true that its connections are all 01 the principal lha of road between the Atlantic and the Pacific By its main line and branches it reaches Chicago Blue Island hat Auto + < June Joliet Seneca Peoria Ottawa la Salle Geneseo MaUna and Bock lain in Illinois Davenport Huscatme Washington Keokuk Knoxvflle OsUcou Fairfield Des Moines West Liberty Iowa City Atlaa1ac Avoca AttddS Harlan Guthrie Center and Council Bluffs in Iowa Oalfotin Trenton Csjcena and Kansas City in Tffissouri and Leavenworth and Atchison in Kansas ad i the hundreds of cities villages and towns intermediate His GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUT I As it is familiarly called offers to travelers all the advantages ad comfy incident to a smooth track safe bridges Union Depots at all connects poll Fast Express Trains composed of COMMODIOUS WELL VENXILiSETIi I WELL HEATEB FINELY UPHOLSTERED and ELEGANT DAYGOACSIi i a line of the MOST MAGNIFICENT COINING CHAIR CARS bo1t PULLMANS latest designed and handsomest PALACE SLEEPING enJrn FET CARS and DINING CABS that are acknowledged by press and pfbfe be the FINEST RUN UPON ANY ROAD IN THE COUNTBY and ii ibA superior meals are served at the low rate of SEVENTYFIVE CENTS E THREE TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and the KIS30XJBI3ITCB TWO TRAINS each way between CHICAGO EnNNBAPOIJK dST PAUL via the famous ALBERT LEA ROUTE The New and Direct Line via Seneca 37ankakee and CindnaiA rectal opened for business between the West and Newport News Bicbjaosd Cias nati Indianapolis and La Fayette and Council Bluffs St Paul Minnespoliul intermediate points is rapidly becoming a favorite witk through Pssescn o Through Cars for all Through Passengers on Fast Express Trains For more detailed information see Slaps and Folders which may be obte has h-as well as Tickets at all principal Ticket Offices in they United States and Car ada or of Ra R CABLE E ST JOHN Prcet Ganl MCaaager Gen Tkt Passr M j CHICAGO UTAH and NEVADA RAIIVAY On and After THURSDAY JUNE 4th 1SS5 The Utah Nevada Railway Company will run their trains as follows Sundays excepted Leave Salt Lake City 8 40 am Garfield 1000 V Tooele 1L10 Arrive at Terminus lUG Leave Terminus 100 p m Tooele LSO e Garfield 230 Arrive at Salt Lake City 345 < THE BATHING TKA1K Will leavo Salt Lake City Sundays excepted cepted for BLACK ROCK and GARFIELD at 5 10 pm returning arrive at Salt Lake City at20pm SUNDAY TRAINS i Will leave Salt Lake City for BLACK ROCK and GAPFIELD at 10 am and 430 pm re turning arrive at SALT LAKE CITY at 230 and 800 p mOn pmFARE On Any Train r To Black Rock or Garfield and Return300 Children between 5 and 10 years of age 23c Special Rates given to Sunday Schools Societies etc No Frelghtjjrlll be received after 4 pmS pm-S F FE TON W W RITER Gen Frt and Past lzt Supt = t I Salt Lake Western l RAIL V iY On an after I Saturday Dec 20th 8S4 Trains will run as follows STANDARD M00NTAIN TIME Leave Lehi Junction at 845aia g rt r Cedar Fort at 945 I Rush e V lleyat t 1050 T Doremusat 1L35 Arrive Irontnn at 1205pm Leave Irr ton at 1210 A ArriveatSilvcrCitrat I2S0 Leave Silver City at 1050pm Arrive Ironton at 105 Leave Irinton at x rl 140 s f Arrive at Doremns at k 255 t l Rush Valley ale f 1 5MilePass 340 CedarFortat i 41V u I at Lehi Junction at 515 a Connects with Utah CentraTtraln leaving Salt Lake at 740 a1I1 t connects with Utah Central train arriving arriv-ing at Salt Lake at 640 pmt pm-t Stop only upon lignaLW W W RiTER 1Iln Bart s THE SCENIC LI 1 OF THE WOELD 1 i Denver l Rio Ball e J Western Railway Universally conceded to be the POPULAR PASSENGER ROW J Between the East and West The Only Line between Ogden Salt Land L-and Denver Without Change of Car T c Tie Only Line between Salt Late and 0 cago with but ONE CHANGE OF CABS < > fit J K HJ n = I The Only Line Between the Vests the East Running Through Salt Lake Oity PULLMAN Buffet and Sleeping Ou On + all Through Passenger Trains Lffi Tlie Only l line front Salt fc > lej cRnnniu SLEEPING CABS W 9 fur the use of Passengers L Sy econdelas > and Emiznst AI TIlE ATLANTIC EXPBESSSJ LeavesOgden daily at 9 SO > aIL teItSec Lake City daily at ioss am Ptettcnhr tlon Is made at Pueblo and g Omaha Kansas City and all poWS r EXFBESS THE PACIFIC t Arrives In Salt Late City fro at th < t pm ria eavegi a 13 po 5 CO p m nd tog n irsi ricifC making connectibn with the Central for the West LOCAL TRAINS Leave Salt late City as follows For BIngham and Alta at 725 SJ2 For Ogden 510 p m Arrive at Sail Lake City a From BIngham and Alta at 415 P1 From Ogden at 1O50 am tt Tickets for aU points East 1ddWC d pnrchasetl the Depot Ofllce nndt Ct Office White Houe Corner Salt L ° SwECcl Oen pasg and Tai dt W H BANCROFT R 4Jer s r f |