| Show Notice See the new time card for Saltair Beach trains in this paper Takes effect 1015 a m July 27 St Louis Is in It Exceedingly cheap rates to St Louis are now in effect The Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific railways are running a daily Pullman Palace Sleeper from Salt Lake city Cheyenne and Denver to St Louis without change Pullman Dining Cars Denver to Kansas City University of Utah Fall term begins September 18 1893 For catalogue and other information address ad-dress D E Allen Salt Lake city Utah Isncklens Arnica Salve The best salve in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and positively posi-tively cures piles or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25 cents per box For sale by A O Smith Co Shrewd Easiness Men Should insist on knowing what they are paying for THE HERALDS list of subscribers sub-scribers is increasing at the rate of over 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greatest of Amoncan novelists was James Fenlmorc Cooper His popularity says 1 writer in lie Century Magazine was cosmopolitan He was almost as widely read in France in Geiniany and in Italy as ia Great Britain anti the United States Only one American book Iiaa cacxa ever since attained the international success ol C these of Coopers Uncle Toms Cabin and only one American author Foe has since gained a S f 11 t name at all commensurate with Coopers abroad 5 1 7 i 9 S The great author Is dead but his charming ro i J i l 41 nances still live to delight new generations of di2i fjit t readers The wind of the lakes and the prairies I 1 has not lose its bal = am and the salt of the sea i1tt I II l r r keeps its easer says the same writer above wil J 14 N2 quoted B Beantlinl indeed are Coopers stories of Zit i i the red an and the pioneer full of Incident intensely in-tensely interesting abounding in adventure yeti yet-i t I e pnre elevating manly and entirely devoid of all V the objectionable features of the modern Indian I story No reading could be more wholesome for r i young or old than Coopers lanious novels An S iri L entirely new edition of the LeatherstocUngwlea S 12 lies just been published In one large and handsome I P sa I hand-some volume of over three hundred large quarto pages containing all of these famous romances S complete unchanged an < lunabrtlv viz i THE DBSRSifAYER THBPATHPINDEB I i S THE LAST 0 TH3 HOEIOANS 4 ra tJ 1 cL THE EIOITE3ES TH3 PEAIEIS This handsome edition of the Leatherstocking lfJ i Tales Is printed upon good paper from large type I F It is a OsHsJtful boot and one which should t e Inve 1 pUce in every American home It contains 5 con-tains five of the most chcrmfug romances that the 5 t winti of man has ever conceive C A whole win ti5t t rs readipjrJa comprised in this mammoth volume vol-ume Alt cliO have sot read Coopers stories have in store themselves a rich literary treat Every membQ = of tSe ftpiilj circle will be delight etl with 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