Show C t 3 Jr IISCELLANOUS WEBSTER faitihaenRusslasad rtey stILt s-tILt I L r t W Unabridged Dictionary Is supplied t ti a saall additional cost with DENISONS I PATENT BEPEBENOE INDEX f he ereftest Improvement in bookmaking I that C ak been made in a hundred vears 1 THE STArJdfD ii TrannWobfiter it has 118000 k VrQJL TTnrd 3000 Engravings and a New Biographical l I Dictionary i Standazd in G ovtprinting Office 1l f I P THE gifoin copies in Public Schools Sale 20 to 1 of any other series I I aid to make a Family intelligent I BEST intelli-gent Best help for sCHOL AILS TEACHERS and bA i SCHOOLS I s SisaSard Authority with the U S Supreme Su-preme Court Recommended by the State S3ar ts of Brhools in 36 States and by DO C adage NfIb OC MERRI 411 k CO Pnbrs Spring ej ea h 1 BrPSTEIfflAET i I Specialist ti 1 t r ivtv stonier Partner oC Br HUSITJSii BAN PEANOISOO I No 261 3UCain Street yppo 2e Overland House In Union Bloc doom No1 First Floor t r r Cm bcconscltcd dally from oclock to c i 12 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mbaconsaniption and ti marasmus ultimate I t derznsementof themiud The willpower becoscuaa weak that the person seems g i I t lese control of himself and cannot look one I A Riltae in the face It also causes DY8I > CJ > ela Ij t and digestion with Heart and Slal f I r 1 I D I l I I j Tzpeworm rpelJed in 24 Hours I I Piles treated and successfully cured j I Owtsultnttan attba office is FEES and In r including 7ited Thorough analysis examination of urine sand Come advice at once iSonot pnt it ofLAB correspondence I stcf confidential I E I i 66 lih S3 I i C1 r II c E I > = r t t r 1 4ii t E > Op n y < c a E 0 e I i 1 14 ut 0 t s pqo too = o S w 1 w oo = = 11IIII d C + tq ICI II I m CD UJ s z l = 0 aa L Q Pl = = g te oo = 0 8 z a E s l 1rJ E Q o U = S = I a to t 1w a A I I complete stock of Burial Robes and Undertakers Un-dertakers ooods of every description kept r f constantly on hand JJltct or WhiteHearses F fIa + Bodies pre ° trved without ice tor any length otWe it B Particular attention given to embalming shipping and care of bodies q i 11 Embalming and shipping a specialty i Ii t Eats and Irli furnished In any cemetery la the city Ail orders by telegraph or telephone day or night will receive prompt attention Pliers low sad terms reasonable j IAr > t O iee 1ever C1oscd ji I t Telephone Number S5L j t 23 S WEST TEMPLE STREET I i ff f O OA L I t t I IC j e j pJ1 iJJg J Unexcelled tho West WIEJ = BIEiR fran the Celebrated GRASS CREEK Mines 4 i wed Canyon Mined and shiped by Q t i jsl Dept U P Railway t a Pleas an galley Ft tined by U C hallway Co tr o P A J GUNNELL M TI iKJEZW + I Gs WAbATCH BUILDING BUILDlliGc + 1t t f fI f 4 N 1 < c II THE HERALD f ESTABLISHED JUNE 5 187O J J THESELTLAKE S IBMLD rJ J THE PEOPLES PAPERY PAPER-Y S ifl t J < l I v The LEAKM NE WSPAPEB of UTAH l f Always publishes the Latest I U J 0 I Local Intelligence v Lit > lWt Telegraphic News CorresgonMenee t AND I Oommercial Quotations AS M jV ERTISpG MEDIUM t < The Herald is Unsurpassed in the Rooky Mountain Region or THE DAILY HERALD a Is published every morning Mondays excepted K < Per annum postage included > 1 fi 10 50 months 525 Threemonths 275 Delivered by carriers atl a month or 25 cents per week 1 The SemiWeekly A Her ld Published every Wednesday and Saturday Per year postage included 3 50 r Six months 175 HIS HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL IS ONE OF THE BEST PAPERS PUBLISHED IN THIS West for the Farmer the Miner and Families generally residing in the country where daily mill facilities ire not afforded containing as it does the news of the three days preceding the date of its issue It is the popular piper of the Territory Its extensive exten-sive circulation places it In the front rank as an advertising medium G d R f THE WEEKLY HERALD 1 r Published every Thursday Per annum postage included J A 2 00 Halfyear w O 1 25 Is THE CHEAPEST AND CHOICEST WEEKLY PUBLICATION IN UTAH THE J WEEKLY reaches a class of subscribers In all parts of the Territory and neighboring Territories that no other wspaper finds and Its subscription list Is a Haltering acknowledgment acknowl-edgment of Its popularity asa family journal < J v THE SUNDAY HERALD Issued at S3 a year BESIDES THE USUAL NEWS axATT3pn 7 Contains Special Departments embraciug DRAMATIC AND LYRIC A Resume of the Weeks Theatrical and MusicaifBusiness aftllome t and Abroad jf J J b jg y 5 FINANCE AND BIININa 1 A Review of the Financial and Mining industries of = the Territory includ t ing the Weeks Ore and Bullion Output Present and Future Prospects of Trade and General Commercial News e f INDOORS AND hUT Containing number of Valuable Hints and Recipes for the Household Field Farm and Garden FASHION AND GOSSIP Telling of Social Events Parties Reunions Surprises ctcr that Tiave transpired during the preceding six days S SPORTS AND PASTRIES A I A column devoted to Sporting news of all descriptions edited in the I interests lovers of racing baseball wheelingathlettc ports etcA k SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE J From THE HDBALDS Contributors in all parts of the country and across the ocean v t I I MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES a Culled Contributed andEdited especially for THE UNnAY HEPaLD l f I i i And combininj to make it < t IHE LEADING PAPER OF THE INTERIORs 001 lJ s PUBLICATIONS OFFICE Herald Block comer West Temple and First South Streets SALTLAKE CITY UTAH i k 4 d L fiah1 Printiu 0ll1 Ph1ishillo 10 1 t Ui Ij f t + MISCELLANEOUS q Narrow Escape w 10 ROCHESTER June 1 1882 II Ten Years ago I was attacked with the most intense aud deathly s in my back Kidney and Extending to the end of my toes an tom brain I which made me deliriOus I From agony Ml I K tookthree men to hold me on m bed tiimes I The Doctors tried in vain to relieve me but to no purpose Morphine and other opiates Had no effect I it > After two months I was given up to die 1111 dieWhen my wife heard neighbor tell what Hop Bitters had done for hershe at once got and cave me some The first dose eased mj 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 I worked too hard for my strength and taking a hard cold 1 vas 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 wfsll crutches for life as they said I met a friend and told him my Case and he said Hop Bitters had cured him and would cure me I poohed at him but he was so earnest I was induced to use them again In less than four weeks I threw away my crutches and went to work lightly and kept on using the bitters of five weeks until I became as well as any mail living and have been so for six years since It has also cured my wife who had i been sick for years r and has kept her and mv children well andJiealthy with I from two to three bottles per year I There is no need to be sick at all if these bitters are used JJ BEaM I ExSupervisor II I I That poor invalid wife Sister Mother II Or daughter 11 I I Can be made the picture of health I with a few bottles of Hop Bitters I None genuine without a butch of green Hops on the white label Shun al HopsstaffwIihhHl uloops fIf opir vile poisonous stuff withHop jr Hops in thefr name MARK McKIMMINS Liverv and Feed Stables The finest Barouche and Carriages In fowu SOt rf < Z2rt n 23G MIIIn at iJ TUFTS s NYSTROM We have an unusually heavy flock of Wines Liquors and Cigars THE BEST AND THE OHEAPEST Beer Always First Class SALT LAKE CITY BEER HALL Ia 109 MAIN ST NOTICE OFFICE OF MOUNTAIN CHIEF MINING COMPANY ST GEORGE UTAH TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT NOTICE f L a rate ing of the trustees held on June 181835 assessment No2 of 10 cents per share was levied on the capital stock of the corporation payable to John E Pace treasurer at St George City Utah on or before July 28th 1S > Any stock upon which this assessment may remain unpaid on the said 28th day of July will be inouent and advertised I for sale at imbic auction and unless payment f JJg l smide before will be sold at the office of company on the 17th day of August 1885 to xf rn tA jg pay delinquent assessment tosether with cost of advertising and expense of sale In testimony whereof witness my hand I SEAL1 and seal of said corporation done at St George Utah June 2418S5 G T HOLLADAY Je30 Secretary 266th EDITION PRICE ONLY 1 BY MAIL POSTPAID ry eiacE of ufF KNOW THYSELF AGreat Medical Work on Manhood Exhausted Vitality Nervous and Physical Debility Premature Decline In 3fanErrors of Youths and the untold miseries resulting from indiscretion or excesses A book for every man young middle ascd and old It contains 1J5 prescriptions for all acute and chronic diseases each one of which is invaluable in-valuable So found by the Author whose experience ex-perience for 23 years is such as probably fCllhns ieerbefore fell to the lot of any physician r 300 pages bound In beautlfulFrench muslin embossed covers full gilt guaranteed to be a finer work in every sense mechinlcnl literary liter-ary and professionalthan any other work Ita in this country for ifO orthe money will refunded in every instance Price only LOO by mail postpaid Illustrative ample 6 cents Send now Gold medal awarded the author by the Natjonal Medici Association to the officers of which he refers re-fers fersThis book should be read by the oung for Instruction and by the nfiiicted for relief I wilt benefit all London Lancet J There Is no member of society to whom this book will not be useful whether youth parent guardian Instructor or clergy many = T irgotaui Address the Peabody Medical Institute or 1 iW H Parker No 4 Bullfinch Street T3os CDHMS who may consnlted on all diseases requiring skill and experience Chronic mdobstmnte diseases that have baffled the siillof all other physicians IT 111 A T asps tR re f REA l rial < y Such treated suc II ilA lj cess Irtlv tvithout ar nrpTTVClIT IT 1T tanoeoraiar3 nTrrYSyjLF THE WASATCH a PATENT ROLLED MILLS f C 6 BesfeGrades or Holler racJ cess Flour < t BRANDS HIGH PATENT A t STRAIGHT Grade all warranted as rood cs any made InJJtah 3SPTiie Highest Cas Prlce paid > for Good wheat Teleplronerto Mills NO 105 OfS ee daho Bakery No 2U Second South Street K > G H0SLER Prop I e rm r SiF Jl ILROADSETCJtI n f < I 1 ttC UT II C E M TRAL I I iihi t A1 rC 1 > aNew a-New Time t Card March gatf sli85 I u f PASSENGER > TRAINS LEAVE SALT LAKK DAILY AS FOLLOWS 1 GOING NORTH GOING SOUTH Atlantic Express at 800am I Juab Express at 31 L CII Passenger Trains Arrive In Salt Lake daily as follows FROM NORTH nsoif SODTH Atlantic Express at 751 p m I I Milford Express at 6 0p FRANCIS COPE JOHX SHARP General Freight and Passenger Agent General 3uperintendea iuA WHO 19 UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CEOCRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY Wlt SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP THAT THE MINNEAPOLIS STPAUI a Ftlo wd R odwood edWing n Falls MaST w oy r 5 4 8lrosai o4G 4 C i l INoO ° N y N b a Hr rthn o watervuie AlbertLea w S f 1 t1 C prn rcFQP M s 1Q 3IdA1g 44 FOO 1 roztnwu 4f0 at p t o r G r rv 5tP to A 4 t 4 r6 ° o r ° NO Q f rmore L a t g pP qo yk VstB I 4e y l ° + cQ Q i x q ar a ° i r SVPb o M 4 v b 0 MAy Goff fJ CNI 1D rroer adagra Y + s 10 rd + a iJSC s O + re p po fie 9 P L r qa kit 1 r yt4 4 4s C t g7pOf 4 + Pek R A n lflYfj00 4 Nt IVIa on 0 Quin > y a P I I ti4 v 4 v a7irrt8e0f 4 soml HBgS C clrr k 8LSoei < s o isr CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC RY Being theGreat Central Line affords to travelers by > reason of its unrivaled gee graphical position the shortest and best route between the East Northeast uj Southeast and the West Northwest and Southwest It is literally and strictly true that its connections are all of the principal linen of road between the Atlantic and the Pacific By its main line and branches it reaches < < Chicago Blue Island June Anborr June Joliet Seneca Peoria Ottawa Xia Salle Geneseo Molina and Bode Island in Illinois Davenport Muscatine Washington Keokuk Knoxville Oskaloosa Fairfield Des Moines West Liberty Iowa City Atlantic Avoca Audubon Harlan Center and Council BluffS inIowa Gallatin Trenton Camera and Kansas City in Missouri and leavenworth and Atthison iz Kansas aal the hundreds of cities villages and towns intermediate The GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE As it is familiarly called offers to travelers all the advantages and comfort incident a smooth track safebridges Union Depots at all connecting points Fast Express Trains composed of COMMODIOUS WELL VENTILATED WELL HEATED FINELY UPHOLSTERED and ELEGANT DAY COACHES a line of the MOST MAGNIFICENT RECLINING CHAIR OARS ever halt PULLMANS latest designed and handsomest PALACE SLEEPING and BUFFET BUF-FET CABS and DINING CABS that are acknowledged by press and people to be the FINEST RUN UPON ANY ROAD IN rIlE COUNTRY and in wticb superior meals are served at the low rate of SEVENTYFIVE CENTS EACH THBEE TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and the MISSOU1U RIVER TWO TBAINS each way between CHICAGO and MINNEAPOUa and ST PAUL via the famous ALBERT LEA ROUTE e The New and Direct Line via Seneca Hankakea and Cincinnati recently opened for business between the West and Newport News Richmond Cincinnati Cincin-nati Indianapolis and La Fayette and Council Bluffs St Paul Minneapolis anJ intermediate points is rapidly becoming a favorite with Through Passengers Through Cars for all Through Passengers on Fast Express Trains For more detailed information see Maps and Folders which may be obtained as wen as Tickets at all principal Ticket Offices in tha United States and Canada Can-ada or of R R CABLE E ST JOHN Prst Genl Manager Ganl Tkt PaasV AgX CHICAGO UTAH and NEVADA RAILWAY On andAfter THURSDAY JUNE 4th 13a3 The Utah i Nevada Railway Company will run their trains as follows Sundays excepted Leave Salt Lake City 840 aro Garneld 1000 it TTooele 1L10 Arrive at Terminus 1L40 Leave Terminus LOO pm II Tooele LSO Garfield 2SO Arrive atSalt Lake City 345 > THE BATHING TRAIN Will leap Salt Lake City Sundays excepted ex-cepted for BLACK ROCK and GARFIELD at 510 pm returning arrive at Salt Lake City at 8 20 pm SUNDAY TRAINS Will leave Salt Lake City for BLACK ROCK and GARFIELD at lOam and 430 pm returning turning arrive at SAM LAKE Crrra 230 and S 00 p mOn pmFARE On AMJ Train To Black Rock or Garfield and Return 50c Children between 5 and 10 years of ale 25c Special Rates glen to band ay Schools Societies etc No Freight will be received after 4 o ra S FFEXTON w W BITER Gen Frt and PASS Agi Supt Salt Lalte V Western Rs ILcYAT On an after S tll1day Dec SOtli 1 STrains S-Trains will rap as follow STANDARD MOUNTAIN TIME Leave Lehi Junction at 3 15 BIK Cedar Fort at Itt f 5JUloPs as 1020 t Rush Valleyat moO t Doremusat1L35 r ° Arrive Ironton I205p Leave Irontou et 1210 Arrive at Silver Cit at 1220 Leave Silver City at 1250t > m I Arrive Irontoa at LOS 1I I eeI t Leave Ironton it 110 f Arrive at Doreraua at 2S5a t It Rush Valley at Rio Itt It-t 6Mile Pass 340 Cedar Port at 410 J at Lab Junction at 55 a Connects with Utah Central train leaving Salt Lake at 740 amt am-t Connects with Utah Central traia arrlv Inc at S alt Lake at 6 40 pm Jt a jii Y s f Stop only upon signalWW J WW SETEE jf lmaf2l Sop THE SCENIC LINE I OF THE WORLD I i < > Denver ill Rio Gran e Western Railway Universally conceded to be the POPU PASSENGER ROUTE Between the East and West The Only Line between Ogden Salt Liia and Denver Without Change of Cars The Only Line between Salt Lake and Chicago Chi-cago with but ONE CHANGE OF CABS The Only line Between the West and the East Running Through Salt Lake Oity r PULLMAN Bullet and Sleeping CarsOn Cars-On all Through Passenger Trains DFThe Only Line from Salt Lake Ctty EZ Runnlu SLEEPING CABS FREE E16for the use of Passengers holding LW8ejollllclaB and Emisrant Tickets 1 THE ATLANTIC > EXPRESS Leaves Ogden daily at 9 SO aTm Leaves Eii Lake City daily at 1055on Direct connection connec-tion is madE at Pueblo and Denver for Omaha Kansas City and all points East TIlE PACIFIC EXPRESS Arrives in Sat Lake City from the East at 6 00 p m and leaves for Ogden at 510 < pm making connection with the Central PacJss for the West LOCAL TRUSS Leave Salt Lake City a4 follows For Bingham and Alta ar 7A ant For Ogden at 5 10 pm Arrive at Salt Lake City k From Bingham and Alta at 415 pm From Ogden at OainJil Tickets for all points East and West can be Fnrcbq ednttheDepotOmc and City Ticie tube White House Corner Salt Lace City S < fW CECCx S i < = 010 PsssaadTk1A ° il W H BUtflWlJ 3etdrea J r 4t |