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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25

ma,Nue ces capitnuX viennent lie par.
tout ct Qn'iIs soient l'assentiment
de tontes les nations pour nne pnvre
commune, humane ct nmiverselle.
Gees clpitaux. du restc, libremcnt
souScrits par DIES indiviaus, ne sont
point ceux dies gonvernementS. Ills
he dissent nj lA France, nj FAngle,
tprre, nj rAllcmegne. nj les Etats-
UniS. LIE canal nest nj 4 moi, nj
i toi, nj il lui. mails 4 tout 10 monde.
C'rSt Ia civiliSation Qni y paSSe,
CONNIE il SurZ, avec tonteS les t1ot.
les. tonS les drapeaux ct tons les pa
viIlons. Personne NY commando Ell
maitre, ct les peoples y sont tons
egaux. QUAINT 4 IL guerre, cette
malGliction lies hommeS, ct cptte
ndgation it Ia justice, ellie men ap-
prochera pas. 81 les Grers ne pou-
vaient point sc hattre sur lie terri.
toire sacre de- DeIphes, les clvilists
du christianislne 1t hu uix.neuvie.
me steele, birn plus hants que les
Grecs dams liz lumiere ct dams Tin
violabilite, ne Sc battront pas ct ne
s'egorgeront point dams les eaux pa
offices de deux Oceans Wunis.
L'isthme de Panama est done
perez.
C'est I'M fait accompli.
Eft ce hix. neuvieme steele est IN
grand steele.
Pour ceux qui 10 trouvent impic
ct miserable, p%arcepu'iI ne res~em-
BILE point aux sleclrs dn passe ct
aux siec'es de leurs predictions
thdoc1ati1ues, ills sc trompent de
tonte retendue de la superstition i
la science, dc toute Ia distance du
mensonge q In verite, on de tout
rintini de l'idole de bo,s on d'argile
au Dieu du penseur ct du philoso,
phe. lis ont, CONNIE dit 'e @livre,
DIES yeux pour ne point voir ct DIES
GRIZZLIES pour ne point entendre. Et
lis ne veulent pas marcller.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25
LA VI ME-.
TX,

II s'agit de rclcver la conscience
de la femme. ct e'est = homme que
re droit appartleut, pour ne pas Iii
r., &C devoir.
Certes, nul nr peut trouver mau
vans que la femme ait une religion
eclairre, qu'ciie eleve sou aule JUS
qua la penste ct il In croyhnce en-
Dieu, qu'clle attcndriSsr son cmu,
dams Flnmrns" amour tie Jesus. ct
que cette Eve cilavmante, crcte lauS
n heure de myStere ct de auavt
potsie. s%'agenOullle dams IL cute
DIES granas miracles par la fol par la
grace ct par %Tcsptranc-. La femme,
plus divine que l'hoInlnc, Il br,oin
de rimfini. II Inl FAINT quelpue chose
au.deSsus de liz terr". Les cleuX ne
sont jamais trop hauts pour. les allies
lie son Imagination ct pour les ar
denies aspirations de o anne. Mails
lui taut-ll done une superstition
grosslere, une Hydrologic dc petlts
bons dleuX sans vevtus, I'LL ayenoull.
lement do penser ct de cBur devant
ce que lie mensonge invente, ce que
la raiSOn cOudamme ct &C que PiynO.
rance accepte? Est.il bon pour ellie,
pour l'homme don't ellie est la ON
payne ct pour Feniant qui sonrit il
SEES sourires, qu'cile pense aveu-
clement dams la pensee DIES au-
tres, ct que sa croyance soft latte
d'absnrdites, de sottiSeS, dc contes,
bleus, de chooses Observation-Disclosures,
de niaiseries rilicules ct de pratt
ques plut6t paiennes quo %chrttien.
mes! En- tout cas-, j.. ne cUnvient
point qu'une ombre ctrangere, ceIle
dun amant OH cclle dun prttre, 80
glisse hypocritement ct mecham.
ment entire ellie ct son mari, ct que
Ia malheureuse, ainsi tromp6e ct
ainsi egar6e, cr0yant obtir a Dieu
ct n'obeissant qua lhomme, ait pour
10 mari DIES secrets qu'elle ma pas
pour Ie pretre, ait pour Notre Da.
me ct Saint Joseph lies tendresses
1u'elle n'a point pour e cnfants,
ait pour tons les saints ct pour ton,
ties les saintes du calendrier les at
tent'ons ct les bienveillances qu'ello
ma jamais nj pour les pauvres, nj
pour les mis6rables, nj pour 9 sem.
babies. Et celia, parceque certaim
individus d morale facile, 4 Iangue
onctucusc CONNIE celle Dc Tartufe,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25

A Lo"er.-Une propri6t6 conte.
nant environ deux cents arnents da
terre cultivable, parfaitemenr
adaptee i la culture du riz. Ayec
maison lie residence. magasin j
mails, dcurie ct savane.
lie tout i DIES conditions tres lib6.
r;lles.
S'adresser 4
NJ. TROUT,
Welcome p. u.
st. James.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25
NoeL MouveAu.

Motions IL bhchc cnorme
DE chtnr, de meyer,
DE pacanitr on u'Ormo
Au fond da grand foyer.
Entourons de FAMILIES,
On bracheS que VOLTA
LA bl.clie DIES families,
Noel, ct nambons.la.
FIambons.la t,us ensemble,
Fiambons Ia tito nphauts,
Au foyer qui rassrmble
Lie pere ct les eniants.
Let tons tant que nous sommes.
lies mains II les genoux,
Hetits on granaS honshommes,
Chautfons nous, chautfons. nous.
Puts. CONNIE nos ancttrcs,
Qui brllaicnt DIES meyers,
Des chtnes ct DIES hetres
Dams leufs 'arges foyers, {.
Chantons le saint cautiuue
Aux refrains tclatants,
Lac 'aif ct I'antiqle
Noel dies bons vieux temps.
j, G,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25
i tons les diables.
Nous ~baisseriOns pavilion de
want PAMuluiS.

4 tons les diables.
Nous baisserions pavilion de
want pAnglais.
Mails e amis nc nous ont pas
compris.
Nous n'avOns point dc deflillan
&c. hi Ell sentiments III en- ppnstes
Nos affections ct nos principles sen
iront avec nous.
Ce nest pas settlement, voycz
vons, parceQue Ia langnr franacaise
est la langne DIES aienx loaisiana;s,
la langue DIES percs ct lies mercs,
Ia langne de %beaucoup de foycrs al.
mes ct reSpectueux aux souvenirs,
Ia langne que nous parlons ct tcri
:ons conci conGa, liz lanyue du
lhonnetcte, dc liz Simctritt, tie Ii,
c'Artt, de Ia ,ibcit6, de la philoso
pllir, tic la raison ct dc l'e;prlt hu.
main,'qne nous liz ddfendrons jus.
unau dernirr souiile ct juSuu'au
supreme adicu, mais encore parcc.
un'el'e est la langue on 10 VERDE de
'a France.
Mas, pourlamonr de Dieu, mem.
ployonS par lie mot dttenta. pour lc
mot teMtd'tre on 10 mot dsmnrchc.
IL nest pas absolumrnt fran
Gals III dire ''J'ai fait un atteatat
alpres du president Hayes pour
Obtenlr cttte favour, ct j'ai reusSi.'
AIR Francois. Nous devons liz
communication Suivante i l'ubli.
geance'l sic NJ Navonne, girant du
conSulat de France i la Nouvelle.
Orleans.
tia Commissioncomstitudecon for
mrinrnt II ter mes de In C0nven.
ton du ID Jauvirr 1880 sc r5aa,ra
oiliclellcmrut il Washington. le %
Dfcemhrc de cettr aimee. CcSt 4
cette date que commpncera le dtlal
de six mols. accorle aux rticlamants
par Particle VIII de Ia Convention
pour presenter learS rt@clamailons.
Les %intereSsaS sont prizes, en- con
sequence, d%'envoyer sans d>IM an
SousSigne, il Washington. 1918 II
Street, lellrS reluttrS avee les pie
cc> l~n,tiilcative> il l'appui.
In exemp'aire hu rtglcmrnt.
adoptt par les Commi>sionnaires ct
contenant touS les details de Ia
procedure il Suivr", sel4 alrcSSG
aux perSonnc> qui en- frront la dc.
mande au sou>sisnt.
4. LANEN.
Agent du Commencement de la
RtpnbIlune trancajse, l5lS ii
Street, Washington"
Marchanas Mes marcllands lie
st. Jacques. lui >nnt ious dexccl.
Tents marcilanl>. sc Sout coutormc>
aux exigraurrs de Ia Noel ct ut
premier dc Tan.
Lenr ma.asIns mont plus un ray
on vide.
Eft qurllc vari@tc dc chooses qu'
nOutIlSSent, uli cmbrlli>sent, uui
oI''ent, 4ui pIa!scnt ct lui anu
sent,
R'rn ny manqu-.
Eft GENTLY. avec les magaSin,
Prllrrin, Frltrl. CRANBERRY. Grlma.
Worm>er ct LIrtlgneS, brili- at
premier rang DIES villrs du second
Orlre.
Nivcnt les pttardS de la NoGI!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25
AU PUBLIC.

Jai rhonneur d'avertir mes amis
et mes clients que, pour cause de
Encouragement, je vendrai dams les
30 jours, au dessous du prlx cou.
rant, les marchandises de mon ma
sasin du College Point, tout IN
large assortment de marchandises
nouvellemnet recues.
Venez, vOyez Ut proitez.
RespectueuSement,
HENRY FEITEL.
st. jacques, .! Dtccmbrc 1880.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25

OUVELI4E

Vieur Monde. -L'agitation 4 pro
pos DIES moines est tombee, ct lie
'gouvernement republican,, maIgr6
les communications, Sc porte as.
seq bien.-Girardin, trop vieux, Sc
retire de Ia politique.-Le schisme
existe toujours dans lie camp bona
partiste.-Feu Rochefort lance Il
Gambetta dies fechps inotfenSivcs.
Roclefort est devenu suspect aux
intransigeants.-Grevy est calme.
-L'Angleterce, avec les BaSutoS,
les Beers, ct l'Irlande, commence a
perlre son hegme. Orlando, bout.
Mails ellie est retenue par Ia main
lie SEES evGques.
-LAllcmagne, r'Autriche ct In
France s%'entenuent sur la question
grecque.
-Toujours dies machines lnferna,
les contre IL car, Qui finira par
sauter.-L'Universite de Moscou
est fermee.
La Grace montre son p!umet.-
La duchesse de Westminster est
morte. Tn movement anti lsraeIite
Sc manifesto en- Angleterre.
lie cardinal Jacobini etc nom.
me secretaire du pape. II engage les
nonces d avolr reSprit calme ct con.
ciliant.
LEON XIII, dams sa nouvelle
encycli9ue, s'occupe DIES missions
d'Orieut.
Nouyeau Monde.-L LIE Congress, qui
ma pas perez l'iStllme dc Nicaragua,
ne fera point la Noel.
LES gems du Canada sont de
braves gems. A. Montreal, .e clerge
DIES differences eglises catholiques
ct de plusieurs machines p%rottstan.
ties ont attaqu6 peu poIimant Sarah
Bernhardt. Sarah est juive. On he
vent pas qu'elle joue lie jour de
Noel.
lie chemin du New Orleans Pa.
citic sera achieve sous pcu. LIE II. Jan
vier, ml commcncera q poser les
rails.
lie .froid est intense all Nord,
ct la neige tonbe Abandonment.
lie camp lie Sitting Bull s'esr
rendu.
"A I'm desastreux incendie, i
Buffalo, Is personnes ont peri.
-L'archevtque Gibbon a ordonne
dix pr6tres ct q,iartIe diacrcs d Bal.
ti,nore. LIE po6te prttre Ryan, lie
Mobile, assistant ala cer6monie.
-Ou veut rtorganiser le parti
democratic dams rEtat dc New York.
II en- = besoin.
Les Chiliens marchent sur Lima.
La Chambre des Repr6sentants
d Washington a vote la resolution
suivante de CalkinS, 10 rIndiana /:
"R6solu que la sympathie de- cette
Chambre est par les presentes Of
ferte il la malheureuse classe ou-
vriere Orlando dams ses efforts
pour operer Ine reforme du syste.
me- oppressif de tenanciers existant
actuellement dams ce pays" QUO
dira la vieille Albionf
Louisione.-La Nouvel!e Orleans,
qui chante avec Nine ANDRE ct
Tournie, a n dette de 21222OOO.
Comment la payer' Les financiers
etudient lie %problemc, ct les %journa.
listes cherchent. L'AbeiHe, ellie, avec
raison, defend energiquement la
Constitution de la Louisiana ct dit
ala nouvelle municipalite: "Vous
ne franchirez pas la Unite de lim.
pot" Car la nouvelle municipalitt
veut tranchir cette Unite. La
C0ur Supreme, devant laquelle
il faut 6ter sa casquette. reglera
sans doute la question.-Mais nom.
bre de journaux commencent dtja
! demander nne nOuvelle Constitu.
ton pour l'Etat. Pourquoi pas, 81
10 vieille-une vieille de IL mois ct
quelques i0urs-est mauvaise?
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25

LEpilcpsie on Crises est traitfo
avec III, success complet. Examcn at.
trI'tIf de tons les cas- utfrant una
chance de gutrlson.
LIE traltement de rfmpuissancc. do
ia Sprrmathorree ct de Ia Debilita
SexneIlc par la medicine seuIe a era
lnsru'a present inutile ct meme
dangerous. C'est l'opinion genera.
/" dc 'ous les mtdecins l,onn(tps.
l)es m'llicrs de personncs Y ont per.
du lcur argent ct Icur constitution.
Mails lie DIR. Thompson combine
le tr,itemrht medical ayec l,tle..
t,ic'tt,-'Iectricite produitc par an
simple apparel ct don't le premier
venn peut Sc servir. Lie success eat;
certain.
La Constipation, cettc RUNE do
tant d'eSiStcnces ct CO principe dc
tant de soniirances, est gutrie mar
une mrtllode tres simple, avec peu
on point dc mtdicainents.
Les Malalies dies fcmmes sont
tra'ttes par TGlectricite, sans pciue
nj exposition.
LIE reimbursement dc rUreto ct
dn Rectum est gueri sans ]oueration
ch'rnIeicale ct sans douleur. Lo
Yer Solitaire. les maIadies des Ro.
gh"n> ct de la Ncssic, les Maladies
sec'tteS, les Rhumatismrs, la Nc.
vralg,r, les Maux dc tcte, l'Asthme.
Reimbursement ct les Don,eurs
d,yc''x sont g'tris sans operation
rhrnrSicale. La Surditt. Ie Bour.
d%"nnencnt d'oreilIes, les Maladirs
''e pea'', les Sciotnlts, les Tumeurs
ct la perte de la voix sont traites
aNoc success par DIES remedies au,6.
liOrtS.
Les dc'nanlcs d'iufprmations doivent
ctr" ac%colnpasndcs dun timbrc pour la, r6-
ponse.
.b.-.Ancan nom nest livr6 au public
sans 'e c"lisentcmcht tcrit de la pcrsonnc.
ol' Fr"t sadrcsscr aux pc%rsonnes sui
vintcS ~
t'pt Max blanchard, HfmorrhoIdes.
Jas. Wn!lb'llccii, snrintcndant de Ia
f""'l"r1e johnson, Rhumatism.s.
H. II. Patterson, Pil"tc .u bat.au Pagan,
llslnorrhoi,lcs. '
''' NV WI III NtSTnItFlt.
A'ne. Miller, r~rc"isnlre DIES rucs jack
sore: LiheTt., urIite.
T.. OH, CleniA de Fer Morgan, Yer So
litarr.
Thos, Robinson, - .ruc Cont, Hc,nor-
rhoIleS,
Georges Buc,ert, 2sl ..rue Josephine,
ilrilurrhoIdcs.
Jacob Blum, rue Baronne, Hemosrhol-
dies
Capt, pharr, Morgan City, Perto dc Ia
Leo. W"ltson, Craps Bluff, La, H6-
Cot. w C'Ncal, Covinston. KY, Fistu.
VIZ. slrock, Goodman, Miss, Hemor.
rhodes.
J.T. Swim, rue Main, Cincinnati. Els.
sure.
Byron Eastman, Mercer, KY, Rcsscrrc.
mcnt.
Jas AIdrich, Covington, KY, Diabet..
a, ireldheIln, Baslrop, La. He morlho
DIES.
$. }. Gordon, l32 rue Walnut, Cincinna.
ii, Of Catnrrhe.
$. /. Hawkins, Mason, Tenn. Decharpe
DIES Oreilles.
) .B. Wilson, Alton, Ky, Epilcpsie.
g. ID. nickerson, Vicksburv, Miss. Asth.
1T. Warren, Carrol,on, Tenn, Bronchi.
ties.
II. Ship, Owen, KY, Scrofule.
Hcurcs atotlicc, de 8 hcures A. NJ, "A 4
heurcs = ~.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25
Nj Odes.

NINE. ALFRED WOOLONGHAN,
DE st. Jean Baptiste,
a d'informer 10 public qu'ells
Went d'ouyrir un nonveau
SALON DE MODES
Superintendent Destine aux Danes.
ASSORTMENT DE
NOuvcautesd de Paris.
CHAPEAuX.
RUBANS,
VELOVRS.
CRAVATES
Ell CHEVEUx
CORRECTION de Robes, Patrons.
AUX PLUS BIAS PRIX,
10 mai Is.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25
DIR, W. A. THOMPSON,
2ll..-.RUE DU CANAL,....2l1
NOUVELi.E
Les Ntmoryihodes, les Nstules
'et les Fssurcs
QUERIES SANS L'USAGE MI

COUTEAU, DE LA LIGATURE
GU DIES CAUSTIQuES.
san do"lenr. sans danger ct sans
Pcrfe dc temps pour les aDuiycs.
'rs Maiad'cS sont rohjet dune attention
spectacle ct lcur gutrison est garuntie.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25
EEIIl.LEiON

70 - - Z ~ ~ =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-13
The Electric Light.

The City Council of Ogden, not.
Withstspding its course of few weeks
ago, in postponing action on the
proposition of @. O. Ruthraufi, agen.
of tue Electric Light, to light that
city, has finally decided to adopt the
light. At the session of the Council
on Friday afternoon. the matter came
up sgair, and the proposition has
been accepted. A pole or tower is to
be erected on the Court House, on
which the light will be placed. The
city is to pay $1,000 per year for the
light. the contract running for five
years. After the plant is made and
the light in operation, the city will be
allowed sixty days TO watch and test
Its efficacy before being bound by the
terms of the contract, and il it does
not fulfil the agreement. OF course,
the city will not be out one dime. II,
however, the terms OF the contract
are complied with and the light does
what is guaranteed for it, then the
city will be bound BY it. The propo-
sition here accepted is similar to that
made TO this city. Tbs light will also
be employed for Illuminating stores
IN Ogden. q number of contracts hAv.
ing already been made, and the
organization OF u company practically
guaranteed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-13
Who is DR.. Halls

Hsisan eminent English physician
who has made diseases OF the Lungs
and Throat his speciality. TO bis skill SIS
q psthologist and chemist, We owe
the wonderful compound known IS
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUED AND
Tar, the great household remedy for
Coughs, Colds, influenza. etc, With
the lame Of which the whole country
il ringing. Every druggi't keeps It,
for every one wants it. Q. n. ORTT-
TENTos. 2 Sixth avenue, New York,
is the proprietor. Price, 80 cent?
and 81. Money saved By buying
large size.
Stone 4 Moulton, OsEeEo, n. Y =
writes: I'VE constantly sell hale
HONEY OF HoREHoUED AND lab anC
PKE's TooTHLCHK Drops. They ar
&c staple tcith us as the grocery man
sugar is TO him."
PIKE's TooTHACHB DRoPs Cure II
one minute.
WHAT'S THE BEST DEIEFBCTAE
and remedy for skin irritstioEs ant
defectsi GLEEE's SULPHUR SOAP.
HML's HAIR AID WHIsKKR DYE
Black or Brown, 300. RS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-13
Returned.

Mr.. Stevens.o of the Stevens Smslierp
at Sandy, returned from the east on
Friday morning, and has come this
time to stay. While east he made
contracts for two large furnaces, the
hrst of which is to be shipped within
thirty DAYS. He will break ground in
a day or two for the foundation Of the
new furnaces. Mr.. Stevens still
stick to bis assertions as when he fret
cam, mere: 1--WE don't want any
body's money, and We pay for all No
get" The Stevens Smelter has been
shut down for some time past because
coal could not be obtained to keep Ii
running. Just as coon IS sufficient
coal can be Leeureds operations
will commence again, and the reduo-
ton Of low grade and other ores re-
Eumed ~ the new process. Mrs.
Stevens accompanied the professor
back.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-13
4 Fact Worth Knowing.

Are you suffering with Consump-
ton, Coughs, Severe Colds settled on
the Breast, Pneumonia, or any
disease of the Throat and Lungs? II
60, go to your Druggist and get q
bottle OF BOsCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP.
This medicine has lately been intro
duced from Germany. aud is selling
on its own merits. The people are
going wild over its success. and Drug
gists sll over our country 81 writing
Us of lts wonderful cures smoDg their
customers II you wish to try II:
So perior virtue. get Sample Bottle
! for 10 cents. Large size bottle 7E
cents. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it. aul5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-13
The Concert.

At 2 O'Clock this afternoon
Zion's Musical Society will give It's
concert in the Salt Lake Assembly
Hall. II will be the same as that
given on Monday night, which, as 8
whole, afforded such pleasure to the
large audience present. The ball is
beyond question the most beautiful
and the best in which 10 hear in the
city, while there il no danger of any
one suffering from cold, the facilities
for warming being 90 superior. II
the weather hclds good very large
audience is certain to be present, and
the concert, taken as 8 Whols, is vel
worth the price OF admission, and
more.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-13
Freedom.

A subscriber, Mr.. W. L. Draper,
wiring from Freedom, Sa to
County, states that the heat - e
industrious citizens OF that " Is
generally good. Winter has appar-
emily come in eaTnest, and they are
preparing for it. Deer are crossing
the valley in large numbers. travelling
to their winter quarters, which makes
times lively for the hunters. Some of
the sports Of Freedom were preparing
for a lively time on the day after the
letter was written, in the way of
horse racing. The race is for $3.50,
and all sides are quite anxious about
the result. All Is peace and quiet
and plenty in the valley. From ap-
pearances, the railroad has reached =
stsndstill, for reasons best known to
the propIietors. The prices COM
manded by the products of the valley
are very llW. hence times are dull;
but there is no suffering from want
such So would follow poor harvest,
even though crops brought q go9d
figure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-13
A Fine Thing for the Teeth.

fragrant S0ZODONT is a eompo-
sition of the choicest ingredient OF
the Oriental vegetable Kingdom.
Every ingredient is we'll kuoWn to
have . beneficial effect on the teeth
and gumI. Iss embslming or anti
septic property and aromatic fra.
GRANGE mskes it q toilet luxury.
SOZOD0NT removes all disagres.
able oiors from the breath caused by
catsrrh, bad teeth, etc. 1t ia eutirely
free IRON the injurious and scrid
properties of tCo:n psstes and pow
ders which destroy the enamel. One
bottle lasts six months.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-13

WE OFFER the HANDSOMEST and
CHEAPEST line of Dolmans and
listers, Misses and Children's Cloaks
and listers sver seen here, most OF
the styles cannot be found elsewhere.
WE CALL SPECIAL ATTEN-
TON to our handsome stock OF
Ladies' CloAks, which NO are deter
mined to clear out -before the close OF
the seasoE, no matter at what sscri-
ice. CoHE Bros.
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Third Dist, let Court

Proceedings at the Diltriot Court
on Friday, Chief Justice Hunter
preceding:
J a. Coullard vs.. B. W. Morgsp;
On plaintiffs motion, continued.
6. F. Mount vs.. Henry Simons ct
oil continued on defendants motion.
l. Morris ct al. vs.. Henry Simons
ct al; continued.
R. n. Baskin vs.. Silas II. Wooster;
settled and dismissed.
Edwin J. Rushton vs. i. B. Leve-
rich; trial still in progress.
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock on
Saturday morning.
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Misbap.

The Utah Solthsrn passenger train
was nearly an hour late on Friday
night. caused by = mishap on the
road. Just before the train reAshed
Eephi il ran into 3 COW on the track,
which partly knocked Cd the engine.
The COW was somewhat killed" and
'csttered over G considerable distance
Of the track; a couple Of rails we're
also displaced, all Of which necessi-
taied delay until the train behind
came up to help to get the engine on.
No damage Of any consequence oe-
CURED.
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The Greatest Blessing.

A simple, pure. harmless remedy,
that cures every time, and prevents
disease Uy keeping the blood pure,
stomach regular, kidneys and liver
active, is the greatest blessing ever
conferred upon man. Hop Bitters
is that remedy. and its proprietors
are being blessed by thousands who
have been cared and cured by it.
Will you try it? See other column.
n1q
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CLTFT HOUSE.
VALLEY HOUSE.
n Evans Vir1inia Citv. He
OFFICIAL ELECTION RE-
PORTS.

Returns from Outside Districts come in
slowly, out the returns to tn. "Occi-
deptsi" Bar are Of the most fattering
description, where Auer & Murphy are
daily to be found attending to the pat
rOnsge so lavishly bestowed upon them.
Their StOrerooms are now stocked to
overlooking, and complete in every par
ticular. Their Winter Speciallies are
unexcelled.
Families wishing pure and unadul-
tcrated Wines and Liquors st moderat'
prices, please take notice.
AUER & MURPHY, PROPS,
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Another COMPANY.

We learn from Bishop Ferrin that
on the Oath of November, = second
company OF men under the super.
vision of himself and Mr.. Call, will
leave Ogden over the U. P. Railway
to the extension OF the Denver and
Rio Grsnde Railroad. They are
promised work for toe coming winter,
aDd it is probable that employment
eau be found during the whole OF
next sum mer, for all who are DESTROYS
Of engaging for that length Of time
Ogden Junction
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Lady BeautlferS.

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin.
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with
all the cosmetics OF France, or beauti-
tiers OF the world, while in poor
health, and nothing will give yen
such good health. strength and beauty
as Hop Bitters. A trial is certain
proof. See another column. o19
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VAN STONE & CROSBY, Wholesale
and Retail Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
says: We have sold large qusntities
OF the Excelsior Kidney Psd, and
have been surprised at the unvaryiDg
satisfaction given ny them.-Ses ddr.
Mn
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. &. MoCorkindsle is up from
Milford.
J. n. Neels. EEq.. Of Benedict,
Hall & Co., registered. with his wife,
At the Continental yesterday.
A G. Campbell, Esq, has come
back to enjoy 6 joke with his con-
- iuents over the late election.