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Notice.

ALI communications On business,
to insure immediate attention, should
be addressed SALT LAKE HERALD
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
and not to any individual. m14
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The sane dealer says that this is
the combination that most frequently
causes trouble. He says that he re-
ceives great numbers of letters from
persons who want to know whether
this mbination can be surmounted.
He says he oVercame it, but it was
accidental, and he could not recall
the previous moves. he was aWak-
ened at 2 O'Clock on Sunday morning
By the CLERK of the hotel in which he
is living. The clerk said he had
solved the problem and could do i'll
again. Three or four Of the boarders
sat up during the rest OF the night to
see it done, but the clerk disappointed
them. a broker who solved the
problsm ventured a heavy wager that
be could repeat the solution, He
lost, became hopelessiy confused, and
finally went to a manufacturer of the
puzzle and offered him a handsome
sum for tbs solution, saying that be
could win bis money back ten times
lover if be knew the method. 4
Boston man advertises 30 send the
solution for two three cent stamps.
To those who write ID him he replies:
"Plck up the 10 and put ii after the
Ia" It is said that a conductor on
the Boston aud Providence Railroad
was seen to work cut this combina-
ton, as we'll as another one in which
the 9 follows the 10, with all the
, other numbers correctly placed. In
overcoming the first combination he
made 260 moves.
So intense has become the interest
IN this internal" invention, as many
have denominsted it, that even the
members of the New York Academy
+ of Science discussed its intricacies anC
3 mysteries
From Boston it worked its way Il
= New York, and made that city tirs
cousin to Blackwell's Island. Pnila
delphis caught it next, and the bod.
of William Penn turned over in il
grave ard grcsEed. The Alleghanie
we're crossed. and Pit!sburg was horri
fed by new Tiot. Ashtabul
J. suffered new disaster, Detroit forge
D It's craze for an international tunnel
: and now Chicago is ravaged az b
another great fire, and it continue
: its westward march with the rapidit
Nj of the mails on the Star" routes
: Wherever you &c, in the east 20
= hear "l3-I4-I5." In the horse car
lof q morning, the passengers pu
= s3uare boxes from theiE overcUs
: POCKETS and &C TO showing little block
Ink Of wooi boat. The neWsbOys los
10 their customers il their eagerness
q solve the puzzle. Bank president
bend over their desks, absorbed b
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New Furniture.

We open this date, the frat Of four
car loads Of FURNITURE and
House Goods. This arrival makes
our stock complete, and We invite
your attention to prices.
DIS BARRATT BROS.
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Wanted.

HOUSEHOLD AID STORE GOODS FOB
CASH.
Before you sell your outfit, consult
Jobn Crane, west OF Theatre. He
nays the highest price for everything.
- ID
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CARPETS. WALL PAPER. Lace
Curtains. Window Shades, Cornices,
and 3 full line of Upholstery Trim
mings. Wire Cloth, at
q. Dinwoodey's Furniture Store.
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No Advance.

Three hundred cases Of fine Calf,
Kip and Stoga Boots for sale to the
trade at cd prices.
ms L. GOLDBERG.
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A PAIR new Four-tou Brass Beam
Scales. without timbers, except Beam
Boz, for Sale.
NIL J. w. SELL. Idaho Store.
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BORN.

Mu1HsLL On Friday, March 18th,
1880. at II 40 Pm, to the wife Of Charles
Mulhsll, q son.
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WE HAVE Just opened a handsome
lot of SPRING ULSTERS and CIR
CULARS Of the latest styles.
ND COIN Bros.
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For Sale.

One Eight-Horse Power Vertical
Steam Engine, 10 good repair.
ma DAVIS, HOWE & Co.
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What an EngIishman Thinks Of
the American People.

de ssys they hurry, they eat
quick, they gulp, they belch, they
have stomach ache, headache, liver
troubles and bowel complaint; they
fret and they scald, they get Cross al
nothing and without cause; they look
sarow and hollow-eyed; they look
hungry and can't eat; they spit OF
food; they have wakeiul nights. The!
die early because they disregard tht
true principles 10 correct"
These troubles and many others al
grow OFT aud from torpid liver, AMI
called dyspepsia or Indigestion. The!
can be cured and have been cured
snd in every case with guaranty
chat they viii be cured b. the use o
DIR. Mintie's English Dandelion Pills
Bold by all druggists, Price SOC. Pc
bottle.
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WATER PIPES LAID TO order
D. HEESCH & ELLERBEOK, Old
Constitution Building. al
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A BARGAIN. - A new Victor
Sewing Machine for sale. Apply at
this Office. vii
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SAsHs DOORS ARD RLgRDs,
@CULDIACS, BRACKETS Ard
ALL SIZES OF WINDOW GLASS,
at BOTTOM FIGURES, LAT
TIMER TAYLOR & CO. ais
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OVERLAND HOUSE,.

DR. Sperry, American Fork; K T But
Ter, Spanish Fork; Merrgsn, Alta +
Brown, j Smith, j Crowley, Bingham;
Mrs B Richards and two children, Og-
den; al Carey, D Jones, Park City;
Mccall, G Shuts Lakeside; a Conner.
Bod e, New; w A Maxwell, Kansas; b
S Reed, Co 'inne; NJ w WEIGH, Logan;
w F Wilson, Sandy; j B Webb, Beaver,
j NJ HinsleY, Provo.
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LUMBER, SHINGLES. LATH
sL9 oRING, RUSTIC. SIDING.
PiCKETS, ETC, CHEAP, AT
EATImER. TAYLOR g. cos
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
March 10, 1880.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

S Goeway. Sioux City; J McGregor,
Park City; J II Hague, Sandy; E B
Rogers, San Francisco; j Z Longford,
Nevada; ] Kelly, Tuscarora; ] j Marsh
and wife, North Adams; NJ NJ Hougos,
Northampton; Z d Clark, wife aRd son,
Bingham.
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FoR sALF.-A very fine Chickering
Piano. Enquire at this Office. flo
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Health, strength and vigor Of the.
Kidneys and Bladder always follow
the use OF the great Buchu compound,
DR.. Mintie's Nephrelicum. Bright's
Disease, Diabetes. Inflammation,
gmarting or Private Diseases are
quickly cured by il, For Leucorrhe
il has no equal. Don't be persuaded
to take'any other preparation. Every
one who has tried it recommends It.
For sale by all druggists.
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WALLER house.

WEP French and wife, U S A; NJ
Bensinger and wife, Miss NJ Goodman,
Chicago; F g Blown, New York; Il Q
Hill; San Francisco; ii E Howard,
Cleveland; I Goodman. Philadelphia;
Mr and Mrs z Moore, OurnsDoro, Ky;
YM q Silva, G Goldberg. Ogden.
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SIR ASHLEY CooPER's VITAL REsTO-
RATIvE.-The great English remedy
has made more cures Of Nervous De-
bility, Seminal Weakness, Lost Nam
hood, nocturnal emissions, lassitude,
dependency and inability for mental
labor, dependency and such di cases
as are induced by youthful tollies and
excuses, than all other medicines
combined. 1t is not stimulant nor
excitant, is perfectly safe 10 take, Is
not quack nostrum, and produces
results that are wonderful. Price 50
Ter bottle. Four times the quantity
80. It viii no. disappoint you. Try
s bottle.
To be had st the 2, @, II. I, drug
department, Messrs. Moore, Allen s
Co., and DR.. Mintie & Co., IL Rear,
ney street, San Franciso. dis
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A Needed Change.

The rep lblican party will have fall
ed in its duty to the country, if it, af-
ter the 4ih ofncxt March, longer per-
mits the usurping representatives OF
bull-dozed or tissue ballot districts to
remain unchallenged in their seats in
congress. The spectacle If men sit
ting in seats gained by fraud and
crime, to make laws for the country is
shame and a scandal on the name OF
popular or free government which
ought no longerto be tolerated. Send
them back to their constituents, and
admit them My when they can come
as honest men. honestly elected. We
care not whether they be republican
or greenback: let the line against fraud
and intimidation be so marked AID
pronounced that they viii see that fur
thcr outrages in that direction would
be utterly unavailing: If the south
wants her Wade Hamptons and heI
Ben Hills in Congress, let them be
sent on a full, free and fair vote, and
no true republican viii object. But as
the representatives Of fraud and force
elected either by tissue ballots or sho,
guns, let them learn now
and forever they cannot come in
Simple justice to the whole country
demands this much at the hands of the
next congress.
Some changes are needed. and this
is one of them. 1t is the kind of a
change the people have just decided III
favor OF, instead Of the change propos-
ed by the democracy.
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A dispatch from Chicago to the
Globe Democra, of the 9th says that
Mr.. I. Popci, a Russian, appeared on
change to-day at the Board OF Trade
and caused considerable excitcmen.
by making heavy purchases in wheat
When the fact became generally
known i, had stimulating effect up
on the market. and led to some specu-
lation. Through the aid of an inter
prefer your correspondent learned
that the reports heretofore published
of the great scarcity of wheat and rye
in Russia are no. in the least cxag.
gcrated, but are true in every respect
Mr.. Fepei says that Western Europe
wiz no. be able to draw its usual sup.
plies from tha; country. but must look
elsewhere for them.
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We shall strive to build up
adecent respectable journalism
as contra distinguished from
the coarse and grossly abusive
style too common in many pa-
.pers, believing that q journal
which carefully e1punges these
defects from It's pages will ul-
tlmateiy command not only the
respect and confidence but also
the patronage Of the communi-
'ty in which it is published. =
This does not imply that good
humored satire, and wit, and
ridicule, may not be used at
the proper time. For these
are often powerful weapons in
the cause of truth, and when
properly and moderately used
give zest to more serious s,a5gu-
ment.
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~ We are republican from
Principle, and advocate and
work for the success Of thss
party, because We believe it
embodies the Progressive, Re-
formatory and Patriotic Spirit
of the Country. We oppose
Democracy because We believe
lit embodies the reactionary
sentiment of the country, In al
things anti-progressive, and
with an innate tendency tow
ards class and color prejudices
and acovert opposition against
the modern idea of Nationality
and Free Schools, and a man
hood ballot free to every citi-
without regard to the accident
OF race or color.
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WHAT NEXT.

WHAT NEXT.
Six times now the democratic party
has met the republican party in pres
idential contest, each time except the
FIRST, denying IFS history, each Tine
changing its tactics and attempting to
fight the battle upon different issues,
and as many times being defeated
the last time overwhelmingly. During
all this time there have been two dis
tinct wings to the democracy, that Of
the north and that Of the south. 1t is
not, as is claimed by some of the de-
mocracy national party, but party
of sections, beng held together by the
hope of gain. The northern democrat
has really little sympathy with the state
right dogmas Of the south, while the
southern democrats have an utter con-
tempt for the democracy of the north.
and the bolder ones do not hesitate to
express it. When the canvass of '76
was made, the democracy had, through
means not necessary to state, got con-
troll of all the southern states except
three, and by union Of the tao wings
of the party hoped to elect the presi-
den, and thus get control of the gov
crnment; but failing in that they then
started the cry Of fraud proclaiming
that a great outrage had been perpe-
trated on he American people, and
and with terrible air of virtue. calling
upon the people to rise in their might
and punish the wicked and corrupt re-
publican party, for the awful things it
had done, This ii was thought would
be terrible weapon TO be used in the
next election, and was another incent-
i've to hold the two wings Of the par
" together until after the contest oi
1880. The democrats got control oi
both houses of congress, and they were
confident of electing their candidate
for president, but in order to make as
surance doubly sure, although distast-
full to the southern wing of the party
put on union general in order to cap.
ture a stronger vote from the north. and
/ this was promised by the northern lead.
CTS, but in this they were mistaken in
! the temper of the people Of the north
| just as they were in IS6I-5, and fail.
cd TO deliver the goods, and their ncr.
tied defeat was the result, The pros.
pect Of power and gain was all thai
prompted the southern democracy tc
tolerate an association with. or to ac
cept as allies the democracy Of The
north. Now all hope of power from
that source is gone what will the par.y
do next VIII they go on, waiting
and hoping McCawber like, for some
thing to turn up, which may lift then
into power, or viii the people Of tht
south lay aside their prejudlccs, ant
their false pride, look to the hnancia
interests other section and the whol,
country, cut themselves loose from
their long promising, but never per
forming allies ofthe north, leaving tn,
defunct old party with It's dead issues
and go to work to develope the rich re
sources Of the sunny south, thus earn
ing right, legally, morally and ever,
cry other way to take part in the admin
istration of the affairs of this govern
ment by proving that they love it a
they do the ''lost cause = Time wi
tell.
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Two Of tie Witnesses on the part of
the defence in the Philip Chinese let
ter forgery case, have made confess
ioat oipedury. One wasS s. Morey
and the olaer ]. J.. Barry, alias Lind,
say. whose real name is said to be
o'B.ien. Among other things Morey
confessed that he hadreceived check
for $r5o signed by officers of the
dem cratic national committee, and
the '-heck has been delivered to the
district Attorney.
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DUBLIN, November 1.-The intelli-
gence at Ballinrobe is to the effect that
an expedition of Orangemen for the
relief of Mr. Boycott. who is beIeagured
at Loughmask House is on its way to
Mayo and will arrive there this morning.
The intended route has been changed.
The Ulster men are to travel via Dub
lin to Claremorris. where they will
march bv road to Ballinrobe. if the
news Is true the entire military force
now encamped here, including horses,
infantry and engineers with commits
sriat and ambulance corps, will at once
commence the march northward Grnat
disconent is expressed and the soldiers
are all eager for brush with either the
Orangemen or Land Leaguers.
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Persons having Farms or town prop
erty TO sell rent or trade to call at the Graphic
Real Estate Advertising Agency. Parties de-
string help Of any kind, or persons desiring
employment. should make theirlwants known
through this Agency. For particulars apply
ut this office.
FOR SALE-A fine bay mare. four year
old, also number one colt, 6 months cid
4. SIINGERLAJD.
FOR SALE Or TRADE.-1GG acres govern
ment survey in Arborvillc. Polk county. Ne
bra-ka. - acres under cultivation young
hedge and trees. good well. &c. Adjacent to
schools, churches and 3 railroads. Apply at
this office.
FOR SALE-HOUSE and ? lots in
Northeast part of town. Will be sold at a
| bargain. Apply At this office.
ANY parties desiring to trade land
for stocks os goods. should csD u, t;riggs &
Piehler. as they have now on hsnsfs six differ
cnt stocks to exchange for improved farms in
Adair county. Somoney required.
7tf GRIGGs Il PIcKLE.,
kirksvile. Mo.
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The New York Herald remarks
that ''even the howl OF Fraud will be
feeble this time; there Is not enough
wind left to raise it above a whine"
TO the same purpose the Chicago
Times remarks that by his procla-
nations Mr. Barnum is proving that
he has all the obstinacy with but little
Of the intelligence of the mule" The
same paper suggest further, what right
has Mr. Barnum to survive the disaster
with his proclamahons containing a
mass of misinformation Garfield is
elected, and the country knows it Let
us have peace" Happily the result Of
Tuesdays election was too decisive to
leave the least ground for doubt or
apprehension: yet such fellows as
Barnum and Kelly are already disgust
ing the respctability oftheir own party
by their absurd attempts howlingfraud.
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san FRANCISCO, November IL
The oiticic4l canvass Of the city votc
siyes Carried I9.o57 Hancock ~
Al. which makes Hancock's plurality
IN The state re Rosecraas beats
DAVIS ~ TINS district SEQ. Judge Ter
y Democraac eleCtor, runs 2c5 be-
nind i!S HcSc. lGslrIg his dsisai.
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Minnesota.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE Journals st.
Paul special gives complete returns
from all but five frontier counties, CIV
ing Garfield 1880 majority, Dunnell
has 1,iS5 majority for congress over
both competitors; Strait 5,91S; Wash
burn. l2.G61.
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Speaking Of the Chinese letter the
Post. dispatch says:
JDe isi,er was forgery, as the Post
Dispatch originally suspected, and the
sneans re,ored to by the defense in.
Guided every species of perjury and
rlsca!ily known IN criminal cases.
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Ed;torially'we aim to trest
all men and all topics with
the candor they deserve, deal
ing with them fairly, justly and
strictly on their merits.
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GarfplI;s Intentions

New YORK, Nov. ia dispatch from
Mentor last evening says Gen. Garfield
remarked that by continuing to push
forward the fraud cry in New York,
We're daily extending a benefit to the
republican cause and damaging them
selves. 1t is also the generals opinion
that the democrats have done what
seemed best calculated to cut their own
throats throughout the campaign. the
forged Morey letter being brilliant
instance. After paying one visit 10
Washington for the purpose Of arrang-
ing his things there. Gen. Garfield
will probably return to Mentor
and remain al home the balance CT
the winter. His corps of assistants
will probably remain all the winter as
at present. four being employed besides
telegraph operator. Great efforts
have been made to indnce Gen. Garfield
to 90 to Painsville to ATTEND republi-
can ioliiication there. but he refused
this as he has all other invitations OF the
sort
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Now that the election is over and
Garfield elected, The people viii con-
tinue quietly at their business. and We
viii see sucha four years of prosperity
az this country has not seen for many
yeass
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The GRAPHIC desires to be
especially a family paper, ore
which will find = welcome in
every home, and which parents
can with confidence place in
the hands of their children
knowing that it will prove =
valuable educational and NOR
al aid in their training.
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NIII.Eg.
IIIEcCoRX.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Rev

c,ube-,a,d p-.shrter,,n Cburch-Rev.
01p'o' % n',. ,,..,, :, n.s,a. p.s.ch;,,
every sabbrth at u a, a. m, and @ - p m, m.
se.ipDi az -, a. -. -an
MY "''''''''
prestvteriau Church Rev. i. s. Boyd,
pn.t;r prcacIinr every .eeoud and third
saheat- OF each month, a, i, "e.oer .,v Wen
ANU :,"o ?; .;n ~; iay, Sat'h..h schno, =, a.ao a
m ''''"' at '"' 'A''
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rey.J >.
Bentley, Pastor. Preaching every sunday
at II a. IN. and 7:so p III. Prayer meeting.
3:D, a. m, Glass meeting at 21D p. m. OF
each sunday
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Rev j; o. Ednondston. Pastor Preaching
second sunday IL cash month. q. IL ,o a. ~
and 20 p m ihird sundays AZ -" p m.
% ir~. on each pJ I'd sunday. Prayer meeting
each "Wednesday evening.
~ - ~ cL:
S raS'eF; Oh nerNfs p;t, Tter. c,a, J,I st 1sas ~
-. p H. -, woJns.dsv evening.
~, n,
Episcopai Chnrch-hev- fraHh nehfy'
Rector. Services every suHaay al IL d. ~
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- Wilson's Great Western Medi-
clnes. comprising Cough Syrup, Liniment
Electric Ointment, and Pills, are medicines
which are worthy the favor Of the public
They are compounded strictly in accordance
With pathological laws.
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OF MRS. GARFIELD.

a correspondent teIlegraphS: IS I saw
her under the bright lamp!isbt in the
cosy Mentor parlor Mrs Garfield look
ed to have fully recovered from the fa-
tigues of entertaining her numerous
callers of late Holding the head of
one Of her younger boys caressingly in
her lap, Mrs. Garfield displayed with
ostentation, the qualities of a mother
her love for her children. while at the
time entertaining the evening callers
at the Lawnfield,mansion by her pleas
ing conversation.
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a Merced. Cal, dispatch. says indict-
ments aga INST the county recorder were
dismissed; also al! hut three against ex-
Treasurer Turner
The October shipments of wheat over
The northern Pacific into Duluth were
1if,eoo bushels; into Minneapolis, o.
p eco. Of this si;ln Il per cent was Nc. ]
hard.
The american Ticonderoga arrived
at saa Francisco yesterday from Japan
via Honolulu. Com Shufclb was COM
missioned TO negotiate treaty with
Corea but failed.
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DUBLIN, November 9,-Four troops
of Hussars were dispatched hence for
Ballinrobe by special trains at ?
O'Clock this morning Four hundred
infantry have just arrived at BaIlinrobe
ana will encamp near lough mask the
precautions are taken in view of the in
tention of northern orangemen to send
laborers to harvest the crops OF Mr..
Bovscott, Lord Errus' agent, for whom
the local peasantry at he instigationof
of the land league, refused to work the
Government will protect a moderate
force OF laborers, but refuse to permit
anything approaching an armed de-
monstratlon, which would certainly
provoke collision. The report is cur
ent this afternoon that the channel
squadron is to be prepared to land
brigade of 2 500 troops at Queenstown
if ordered to do so.