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rents. Mnny results Of experiments tended to
show that electricity md vital force WIRE rclas,
OF truth In tho ,ynrsls ot tho ,nolntchnuk awbcr
e ao street 'f1s NE i1cn wnsm NJ b'movsr
Bringing iorwartl Il nitnbcr OF rcn.nns in sup;
ttort ti his position. .AMs'nx them he c!te4l
iae s,t. t'oi ha ,aa c .e '9f1;s 3fesrc Z Ts4eat
scientists whose results nHretAl very WELL and
sWS t y IT, y ns ha 1o at .
ineNse'y siowcr that, tho motion OF tho electric
= Il moro Formidable rcneon was suprllctl n tho
faot that Tho conl,ctlyity Of tho iioryes was
much les' tan nat q ah9 ,sees nxs sMts tns
cnrlsl mt lo the most fnsornhlo portion VI tue
''S{ Wnat ' II 'i,iRht t"EE E,o termed a,tonattsm-tho
power of u t.rrvo within ltaclt 10 exc!tn y .l!s.
iurbnncr--atso proved TINT ltfn MD electricity
Mers p1t ac.ts% rS en5 stcr e. Gff L mi er rr
removed fru.n tho lnx,y, thus exhibiting vol.
untnry nhtIity To execute y contraction not
Is,ssesse.l hy electricity, which WINS not mn ill.,
lhs pr,nlHeiye faculty provided, aeother
proot TINT cectsIcty WE t'"s IT, E'ecs'elty ,
nosn, no. aTa'' 81 FIJI IT, nrth Il w@s icing ds:pne
until tlnnly ita c,.crry was speit W'tle W. VIII la
nrpesit ] VII. Wis Tic rase. iifa while constantly
wasting itself, coN,tnMtly hull: itsclf Up. s..
The llestion hnl been nskct!, can tt,1 % one Gc e
light. hcnt. sat,n1, mil electricity nro but nor-
ent forms Of tho saInc force is lifo stu nnothor
power, tho sun? This wus pct theory of the
inaterialtsis, but no evidence had been produced
fst If 'Ef +, lint =. vet sconco bao not
bcnn nb!e 10 discover what life ~. Tho dalicnto
wall Of tho living cell inclosing the prInclplp Of
t' IN ASnantipe Ga VII @ teet the II liz 10
light of whit ha.l bccn n}rcady .unu 1t would oo
loultnrt'y 10 asscrt TINT tho discovery was inl'
, 1880-12-28
RELIGIOUS.

THE METHODIST MINISTER'S
held thelr uK,n weekly meeting In tho Hook
CONCERN Iuilt,ing yesterday, Elder willing In
tllc chair, md ahont twenty-five present. Ono
Of tl,um wis tho Hev. nr, Thoulas.-hls first MP
pcnranco since tho lust mcesing Of tho Confer
ence. Ur. ltntflulu nude fow rGt1,arks nbOut
the Into DR.. lIonpcr Crows. telling how pelce-
fully and paIulcsy he pissed nway, and whit II
bright reputation he had left behind, NIL classes
respecting him for h[s glorious life.
The business Committee recommended that
memorial zorytce bo held ut tho Clars Street
Ei5eS Wiling = preside, aud Msssrs. iiaii|ca
Itshop 7faycn was Introduced, und Yaro i'm
account Of what he hnd seen Of MethGdlsn1 III
Texas, whoro he hnd speit n MONTH Tho white
md culprcd work, particularly tho latter. wcro
prnspcring. The churches III the Qerlna.l Con.
ferotHo wsru to,lrishinv. Tho Gcr,nAn residents
sa ta pupo pSsp aa he S
lleyed Texas would ho ltcnahlleaI, stato IN .
lew years md in sympnihy With cxil'zation an;i i
bceomins irtaIlixcnt;, .I'o!itically, tho people
sSa f ~, o., unn @ 1ney snFt M,s of as
1yitig out. The l,tshop rrEcrrcl TO Church cx-
tonsion, and sntd in that G0ntlGctton tl,nt gre1t;
Gc nAdo to incrcnae III every way tho influence
md power q the Church ln the South:
crai rs secsotary @ ~ Of tho Young Muus Christian As-
soejntton, snii the seed was being HOwl and soDu
there W0lil.l f,1 tremendous harvest III Texls.
lie urged thnl tho cDtorHi work especially be
suprnfictl, on account vi tho influence It hnd on
THO whites.
IN Tho South, aud over w IN Texas;, During tho
Church every tiny. aiss twenty 0v0r. lie wnntcd
q SEQ the figures t'oubies lIo '.s'!cvsd f. l9 trn ".
spraklng for Christlnutty, nioriity, and tho old
iiag.
THE THOMAS CASE.
More tbnn two rnonths have rnsscd since tho
Ct,mmittee wus anuutntci by tlio Rock River
f%"fors.,,,,., fn nrrfrr chMrrnH nj hcrcsv ncntst
n" inv. iIr T1iun,ns. GnI lttfio il ANYTHING Would
acou, tn hnvn ncSn dni,c in thnt tllrcc-
finn: nj lcnst 1,o tfgfInit Information can bo
of,to;r"i M 10 wha,, ti1ny viii be ready tor nres-
cntntion to t:iior willing. Ii, order to lonrn
whAt tho Colnn'sttce bud bGen dong. y ronortor
yesterday askcd tho nov. Dr. Hatfield about tho
charges. - o,,,o,
| "They hrc tn propnrnttOn, hc replied.
| "llavu tho Committee held any meetings yet2"
"xsa. ".'. onG" M, 49,, o....ss =, ,,r,., oror ~ .,,o
Presiding EllIerT ;. B.,
hhvc no EtiCa. There IS no hasry 0oollt ~.
, 1880-12-28
NEW HAMPSHIRE POLITICS.

DosToN, Mass, Dec. E.-Tl!o campaign In
the Third Congressional District Of Now
hampshire looks we'll for the Republican
entui!ttnte The State Md Local Republican
Committees have nude quite full proparn-
tiolis 10 get out t,s large vote rs Is possible,
aud to brlng home good proportion OF tholr
absent voters. The Democrats, however, uto
making vigorous BtAllll. .
, 1880-12-28

,tr. Nor,,,.. >,r, y f,r,ct,n M1., v,rtho |
tilicttt,' Mr.i. 4. isrnwt,, slr MD Sirf. iienry
!e' s;c Mss 'leNEy y. KnS arr; ar; a1 Sr Att Mt
Mrs. 'Fitr,,Inb an,, tninIly, Mr. Edward |
.lcnnings, Mr. +. s. fnyn.., Mr. au,i Mr.. Ja1nos
n sr 5 s. s oo1 + rksr rGr ;;ria iss T%1S afKsr f
Mt,s " IN. rs{ker %l NJ a Mrs . t',' nv I"
tar, Mir. H. o. Ntt,Iio mil f0tnjiy, Mr. md Mrs.
.1nlin 5,nel,cLnr, Mr. anil Mrs. Elmer ,Thnycr.
Mrs. 4. Ii. Mcckcr nss ION, Sir nnl ii,s .tainvs
s;; fySF ~ "; AMI s s NJ. u Ws,s I1Ee Ab @ st. i n:ks I'll
''''>' '' : A'''' rrytss.-,,vr,uann ,;y mr. '''''
The rr!qennl society syGnt ct th9 ,r rast TeGk ,
r. 1ryI n,,.1 rK n1*s W Es,co Novinsa hts co,1r
OIL @ sao w v! jug !a't. l''l''' l''',o' . "'.A O.sNs.
Ts rn L s one o. tho 5 falTest M ,a.! aFers o.
's 1 .os e 'a% Mcx Ss S,'s 81 sfsy ai
E nEn thn yE ms 9y s9 na tv{T
@ @s'% s!itss fSi!sss si ssosS; 10, ~.
sy It. Yin xrsnEs Il s sE9st msfSpn
enEo s',, with whom TUG sfoo Is o''sasca as
or!cs 5ssep1on. +. which w s; l;s,; ,sy'ys ss
tho 9l.ilt,'e Gstn,,1 Of k!ssing ho erlae, i nc
sSxca fnr epa srs omcyo. .noN @ '' 's7'' i's
.. rnEsrox-woopAnn. ....
A very pleasant wednK occurred m m Inst oyen' ;elI
Ns Nss n" 4 % s5 ssssss ssso Sf stlsa Mar @ %s son'os h
hssiss %oSsr If soi Te M psri99rs 9 ', , ',ssn
iiornl horseshoe was suspended over. tlo targe
ss4 ss9sne Il IL s @ L a'c f s fss%' s o Ss
i!anksI 6y v.,ses u eolored panpia Ks,ss. md
Tho ceremony was performed by tho l,oy. II.
cs. VI 0 Ws pld Il 5s d Efoo weso s ts Ss
Tho Drl,le wuro trnyeIi1lg.slrcss ot broMzo
green, tr'nmed With oll gold prosnHe. % ,.;o Ai,Sr
S % Paf vi II s'1s' hoo sha.r itas
n aiaod M un iata s,'eSt Evening" an sesy
TS9sa's Tuee ws 's s n1ss ,nSss sy presents
abridsei nictionaFy, fatI,er o. grout,; l,ulr q
silver tablespoons, m9ttor 9f groom; elegant
Mr. rs an anscl Tastt
picture OF .groon, to hslt!o; willow chair
i.nl sow'ns Gaskots M'ss sinry i,rown; m"rblS9 t,S
Lulu iirown; .laco handkerchief, Mss Kese 4.
n aeSSf1' s1eF "Pcepisy Pss W"r si + bsker;
penrl apprl- glnsscs. Mr. Edwin aud Miss Etn'1n
!lnch1l1nn; pn!r boliquet.holders Mrs. . 4; Y.
Fiora and jonnio woo,ltrij, sisters Of tho 9room;
or; travelling clock, MIR. md Srs. G.. Y. shcr-
wioti: pickle -caster, Mr and Atrs. ": Y. WiIksn;
II. spr1,s,,o: tidy, Miss Geor9Io A.
| drown; tnblo linen. Unel0 JOHN Preston;
George IIiggfIis; dictionary holer, Mr.. al,d 3lrs.
Kerr; hnna. pnintctl snltn toet set, Mr.. md Mrs.
| Mortimer; toilet sct. Mr.. md Mrs. GeorEe
ThuinI,soM; silver and glass ourli-rccelycr, Sir.
ii. ii. Bhcrwotpl; pair bnnActs, nlothor Of bride;
table wIrc. Mr. tsilti Mrs. W. Il. Walter; curl-re
cctyer, Mrs. Horny Merrill; pLuklG- custer, Mr. X.
| nOdnnn: fFc-screon, hir. and Nra. ls r. ifeane;
tnole. sr ann n.Es ~, ~, II; t III ~ ,ino
s,mns MMu ro ornaf I'll, srt ~ Sm
n'atl 4t @ 1s.f, ~, snt = Ajn ~ i
y. =. HasWnst' sHay utsHsI.E @ r. se1; ;', III. + o.
tent M1s Mta EIc1 t,nh,!,n,, @ ns ,,tn,s,ra ~
nrsu9 MWIu91t ,eo eMm s!I t' ,Taitns., MI,
, 1880-12-28
RETURN the FAVOR.

II yol, gorRot IL give Christmas present It
will bu MI right II you muko Now YeaF's glft,
ard you can secNro gotkl A,lvcu at tho Joweiry
hullSe IN tho corner Of state and Randolph
sttcots, opposite tho E.iLcGat Church.
, 1880-12-28


Mr. j. Il. A!ton suggested TINT It would he we'll
Ia tucrtuse tho cstllnte i rcnt, as tho AtsQcln-
tlon might dcslr0 to exchange tho tntlor- box
now lss0h rs llbrnry for i, building which might
TS , ior fc' % Dt moa %pa 10, on ~ esso to
climbing OF two plrs Of stufrs to rcach tho reatl
iug-ronMs. Hut Nr. J,oowenthnl sntd that tho
nntter OF iinilnH Il moro silltnbe location hnd
aready boon Thoroughly Investigated, and with
nut any result. Then Mr.. AllOh moved that tho
saiRry estmntc. already tncronactl 500 on tho
thought u lady who did the sAlmo wnrk IN tho
IlDrNry as n gentleman should receive the sn!nc
rny. nnd tho llonrd: when tho tltuo, came for
Gfgls44 ....
Atr. A,len's motion wnH carried and tho report,
us AtneuileG, WIS nl!0pted
THU report OF the Librarian. Mr. ". F. pooto,
showed tho circulation Ut books to be rnpldly
increasing,
, 1880-12-28

In case you hnve not, you should Mt anco pur-
chnsu now Wheeler S Wilson No. 4 Bcwlng- Aa-
chltlG. Elegant assortment at thoIr tSarotoolls,
No. lb5 Htnt0 street.
, 1880-12-28

NVs E0 170s9 os3 z70V"t"
The announcement recently Mnio by cubic
ffutn Lutllto.l thnt tiIr Edward Th0rhtnn, tho
lIrttlah Minister Ut Washington, is to luag0 this
country for 1T. Petersburg y nelloSott. wtlh
III tho subject at the British Legation IN WlsA.
lnHtuis. s!r Edward Ihorht"n bus hceE her
il the bean Ut the Diplomatic corps IT Wash-
tnHtOU.
, 1880-12-28

= = 49, 4.-AreA
,.tNElOitf.lt!Itf'ALat Lat,-At Grace Church. m tho
iat tnst ly tho Roy Clinton fsnetc. u. -. Ilott H.
t!tcHury and Alin v, u1dost daughter Of William a.
lt!bbnru Of this city.
1ftinNAHt-NEvlNY-UH the evening nj Doe, a.
by the Ngv. Mr. tnn Yrnnken, At thu resldenco Of
tito tr!doa mother In Irving Inrk Albeit i. Hubbard
md EHte1ih NavinH.
..Du uruy-SIiAr rLtslGlf-On Thntsdnv. Doc = u
.e b1 NJ se o5 sgao ii re- ftaopo 3 a1s - s ias
Fraeport III.
, 1880-12-28
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY

y
TO get cheap money ia presented by tho COM
1un,,wra,l, Distribution Company Ut Louisville.
Ky. Tho twcnty-sovcnth popular slrlwlng haa
always occurred l)ec. III; slla..a00 III cssh given
awuy; Il Will procure uhance OF getting any
t,f tho bfu urlzc6,
, 1880-12-28
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GAIT. ALLEN sM1Tlf. u. $. a.. ts at tho Pm.
cifu,
J.F. eMlrts. OF rrccpost, Ill, Ia ut tho sher.
man. ..
1unoE c. II. DEWEY, OF Omaha, Ncb., Is at tho
pnlnUt.
IL. G. Dnew and family. OF Houston, Tox., arc
at tho fremont.
hIt ofEco ycstcrdny.
urouoE l.EvErT, of victoria, british colum.
bin, Ia at tho Pacific.
n. ". wAnxE and a. y. Marley, Of Lawrence. |
1iass., Gra Mt tho Sherman. |
JAMES NJ. laEA,t,sLEy. Postmaster at 1took !!
Ielat,d, ILL.,, Is at tho rnclllc.
1rAnbCuB C. pOusp, II. G.. OF tho Eighth |
Wisconsin District, Is at tho Trcmons.
JAMES FouEsTEN md tue T6v. G. II. Seymour,
Of Dubuque, IT,, arc Mt tho shcrmnn
SrArE SENATOR'S JAMES IiE1.ntSaros, Of Gem
evg, and IT, II. Evans Ut AurUrn, arc ut tho Trc-
mont
s ss1 ea % g S uu, .scf :
In and $7.C0 out.
THE TRIBUNE acknowledges tho rece'pt for
tho Founiings' !iome fund Of $40 from J. W. l..
making totnl 10 dnte fJo4
TIE internal royenne recen.s ysstes,ay, e 4, wesc r,
8Rrs aud tobuccn $4,3ts, and beer fj,oA.
vito tho ffiel1tls of Dr. md Nrs. II: s.: Ihomas
iiouse il trstt frorm 10 i ii ociosK W * Ills evening. ~
upon tho stoek os NAHUM FioiscI,Inn,,. Il North
S,SthK b aSs q satf " ~ %eSor
TIE Executive Committee Of tho Liquor
Doaicrs' Association hell . meeting mt the 1ro.
mont ltnusu yesterday afternoon. 1T which thcy
aa t%s Securing h coUpcraton q
all the liquor intcrcsts.
THERE wore about tfty pcrsans present Inst
~ Ct S .,'nst eefx axsa ., n ~ wbe6 M
Hack read All exhaustive p,per On "SoGslistn f,
Gs Fhctor it, American Society and fohtlcs'
Mannsso. opttciAn. u Madison street. TnlnuNE
nudns, wiz. ut 3 a.. m, dcgrcca; IN. H., Z;
i a. m, % zei 3 :. % H. beiow Il ~ se4o Il + M: H. 1f5o; e
low. barometer, n ttl., 1861; p ILL.,. ::s9.ia.
TIE cold weather put decided tarnner on tho
First tcgment Raxaar Inst n'Kh Ap H.. ysTy Eai
will be thrown opcn from this time On cvory
evening without my admission fees: There n.o
and tho plano.
ELLEN WALSH. found Mt tho foot Of Throop
street with har foot frozen, Is ut tho county
N". S5 Wost % Mnll.on .ireot. Ii nso thers bcl,is
trentctl for II sovere wound ovnr tho rtKht eye.
Th'c. hs % received C; , g a sfle an tn % In
EDWARD llExAup md Frank Thornton wcro
bctorc United sratcs CoMtli.slnNer lloync yes
tcrdny upnn tho Charge of aksau1tnR !.etter-
Inflammation aiid was committed In tcfunlt Of
$1,000 bnil for .r.nl. Az there was no evidence
nEan't Thornton he naylns been Simply LOOK
CE PEnKlsa, Vice. President. and T. J. Pot
tor, Uedcral! Managerial ehc ChtcaKo Burlington
Quincy itaiif9sa; 4 sw,9efgr;; qssFa Hssss
G;enurai Trniiio Managsr Of the st. Panl. sioux
CITY i omnha NnIlroad; md 0corgec Uls. 0en-
, 1880-12-28

Millions Of rats, mice, cats, bo1-hugs, t0Hches,
(oso their lives by collision with though on lants,
Sold by dguVxista+ l5o po1Na.
, 1880-12-28

Ovor 1650oO IIowo Scales sold. borden. Bclleck
& Co., Chicago,
, 1880-12-28

new YEAR'S GIFTS. '
$4,000. $4,000, sa,ON, Thu Commonwealth
Distribution Company has always occurrod DEG.
81. Honl 81 to Il. M. Doarsitnan, Louisville, Ky.
, 1880-12-28

fI'IIE REV. WALTER Fl)IsyVTII Will. CONDUCT
L tho noon rrnyer-MeetlnR to+dny.
rT7I1E IlEV. JAMES KAY :AI'pLEREE WIl4f. DE
liver hIh fnHloMA lecture on tho tc Of EtEAr AitnN
vnm pS,1fS FIR, III M ,SntrsaenmIs tSs SVnuinr n
O'Clock. Sgnla ffGN.
Ii,iiN HEEIiN'TEENTif WARD l1ltAH LAND
f.cnsuc viii meet at iuwnnns Hail, corner sedE.
w!ck-at. mud EhczK0.nv Tnesdny. tl!e 18th inst. at
7:l Ill., sharp. All citzuhs Of tho "nrd are respect.
fully lnvItctL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-04
The Morey lie tier Indictments

Chicag !, 8. - Times Washington,
Johnny Davenport still lingers here,
mysterious AZ ever. Electrotype ulste.
are being made in New York Of certsiu
letters captured by the republican COM
mittee. 1t ia generally understood that
the exposure 10 be made will come
through The publication of these tax
smiles.
New York, 3.-Tbe grand jury in
dicted TODAY. Josh. Hart. Louis P s.,
Kenward Philip and Charles A. Byrne,
of I ruth, for crimir al libel on Garfield;
also indicted ,. s. Morey for perjury.
The indictments against Philip, Hart,
Byrne and Post charge the frst-named
for writing ard the others for publishing
on the 22d of October last, the editorial
hea led Lying AID Sticking To IT." in
the Truth newspaper; and also with pub
listing the alleged Garfield Chinese
leter, and fac Stm'le i; ard By these
means 'uulawiully wickediy and mali
ciously dsvising as much as IN them lay
to injure and Willy Jas. A Garfield, and
to bring him into public scandal and dsi-
grace and deprive him Of his z cd fame,
credir and reputation; and TO the great
scandal and injury Of James A. Garfield
and against the peace of the people of the
state of New York" These parties are
all charged with criminal libel, iha
penalty of which is one year in the peni-
Tertiary and $3.50 fine. The bail given by
Philip after the examination by Judge
Davis was continued. Post and Hart came
to the distric. a.torney's office to-day
10 give bsil, but Judge Cowing had gone
home, and they were allowed to 90 on
their own responsibility until Tomorrow
morning, when they will furnish the
necessary bonds. 1t is probable that
now Morey has been indicted for perjury,
he will be removed from the house of
detention to the Tombs. All The indicted
parties, ii is said, Will be srraigne1 10 the
court of general sessions on Monday
next
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-04
Thompson on Hare Island.

Washington, D., G, 3.-Secreiary
Thompson, in his annual report, officially
reiterstes the opinions he expressed in
California as 20 the great importance of
the Mare Island navy yard. and after
describing lis advantages of situation, the
readiness with which its approaches can
be defended, and he excellent construc-
ton of lis buildings, he says: Every
thing connected with i, recommends
this navy yard to The tav0rab e
confederation of Congress. He says
the apprehension of permanent
injury tn the navigation of the river in
font Of the navy yard Is unfounded, the
shoaling being created only by soft mud,
washings from Napa Valley, which will
be removed by dredging. The secretary
warmly tCommands an appropriation
Of $3.50, goo, TO co tinue the work on the
stoae dry cock, 10 complete the iron
plating shops, to construct rosds, extend
timber sheds and repair section OF the
floating dock. He says this dry dock,
when completed, will be equal to any
other in the world, and as result Of his
personal examination he adds that the
work, so far IS executed. is admirably
Will done, and the interests of the public
service and economy require that the re-
mainder Of 1t shall be tIpediously COM
pleted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-04
The Irish Racket.

London, 3.-Two hundred men o
artillery will 90 With the marines t
| ireland.
II NJ. S. ValoroWs starts for Soull
Ireland on Monday with small arms EnC
steam pinnsces river transit
The excitement over the Irish question
Increases. Lord CrsnbrOoke conservative
speaking st Beach Hampstead, last night
declared as government had failed e
suspend the hG6sGs corpus act, if further
outrsges were committed the blool would
be on their heads.
Lord Justice James writes, that the
rent of Irish holdings should be fixed st
20 to Is per cent. over Grifith's valuation,
and that any la-dl0rd dissatisfied with
this, shou d be entitled to call uron
gSyernm TO purchase his land at fair
price.
Col. Gordon, who has been on a tour
OF the who'll of West Ireland, writes the
condition of the people is worse Ihan that
Of AIRY other in the world A gulf of
antipathy exists between them and land
lords. He cites as precedent the mea-
sures taken to abolish slavery in West
India. He proposes that government
should buy out all landlords west Of the
Shannon, OF a cost Of ESQ, O0O, 900, Of
which O great part will be repaid by
tenants and the cancer will be cured.
He also proposes that the lands thus
acquired be administered by land com
mission supplemented by emigration
commissions.
Dublin, 3.-The affidaVits of Parnell.
Biggar. j. d. Sullivan, Sexton and
Dillon, on which TO base the application
fJr the postpunement of the trial of
trsver ers, ON the ground that the date
already fixed will interfere with their
constitutional right to be present when
Parliament meets, were filed in the
crown Office st o'clock last evening.
The traversers will apply for postpone
ment Of the trials until the 18th of
January.
Government will prosecute the pro-
prietor of the Slig Champion for pub
fishing q notice TO tenants to relinqu sh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-04
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No
One Need Suffer.

A turs cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been dis
covered by DR.. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called Dr.. Williams Indian
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic ca es Of % and so years
standing. No one need suffer five min
utes after applying this wonderful sooth-
ing medicine. Lotions, Instruments and
Electusries do more harm thsn good.
Williams Ointment sbsorbs the tumors,
Ellays the intense itching particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, acts as
p0ultice, gives instsnt AID painless re-
lief, and is prepared caly for Piles, itch
ing ef the private par :, and nothing else.
Read what the HoU. j. NJ Cofinberry,
Of Clevesnd, says D ut IT. Williams
Indian Pile Ointmtat: l have used
scores Of Pile cures and it atfords me
pleasure to say that have mover found
anything which gave such immediate and
permanent relief ss DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment.
For sale by al Druggist, or mailed on
receipt Of price, Sl.OO.
Henry al Davies. Props.
aus Cleveland, o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-04
PsTsRsEM. TIE BUTCHER.

HAS ALWAYS ON HAND TIE BEST OF
IL Meats in Season, and sells as cheap as
anybody. Ssusages arc his great speciality.
Don't forget the place, 1925 Eirst South Street.
Second Butcher shop west Of Main Street. SO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-04
TuE PACIFIC COMMERCE.
Alaska and the Far East.

Washington, 2.-S5cretary Thompson
says In his annual report, the Pacific
Ocean opens TO our future comm cree its
brOadest and most profitable field. Upon
the Atlantic it encounters such form:d-
able European rivalry as can only be
overcome, II at ali, by persistent ar d
vigorous measure, OF protection on the
part Of the government, but our Rcquisi-
ton of Alaska and the Aleutisn islands,
add cur treaty relations with Japan, the
Sandwich Islands and Samoa, together
with our present commercial intercour g
with China and the East Indies, lace US
upon such equal terms upon tire Pacific,
with other powers, that it will be our own
fault If the advantages now promised TO
our commerce shall be lost. An ex-
change of our products for those Of the
east Is fast becoming a necessity 10 all
Oriental people, and their interests, as
we'll g. Ours, suggest the adoption of the
most efficient measures on our part to in
crease our trade with them. Even in
ores, our manufactured goods are pre-
terred to those of England, but they find
their wsy there through the Japanese,
with whom the Coresns have 3 treaty of
amity and commerce. The b .neits deri-
we'd in this way, however Indirect, wou!d
be greatly increased If the ports Of that
country were opened to our merchant
vessels. Our relations with the japanese
government are such that there is no rea-
son to doubt lis friendly agency in bring
ing about the result, and it is confid -ntIy
be'iev d that It will be accomplished in
short time.
After etailing sll that is known ofthe
Jeanette expedition, in which he takes
strong ground INST the steamer is safe,
the stcrstary proceeds to the considers-
ton OF the unsettled condition of affairs
10 Alaska. he reviews Commander
Beardslee's work in that field, and adds,
In the opinion of Besrdsles, ifthe James
torn is Withdrawn without the subsiitu-
ton of some authority with the proper
degree Of strength to maintsin order, it is
more than probable that acts will be
committed BY some OF the laWless whites
who will be drawn to Alaska by the very
fact Of there being an entire absence of
law This would undoubtedly tend to
undo al the progress thus far accom-
pllshed, and III CIV the community again
into anarchy. While ciiize are now
berg drawn to the southeastern part o.
that territory, by hopes If future wealth,
which they expect to derive from It's
great a'ural re uuTces Of timber, furs,
fish and minerals, it territory reds only
the protecting band Of government and
security 10 cspital, life and order which
local laws and suitable Judicial tribunals
would give 1t, to advance rapidly Ia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-04
VOL. XI.
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling WHOLESALE
buying prices IN Salt Lake City
GRAIN-Wheai, rs q SOC. y bushpl
Barley, (seedJ SIPS p cwt; Oats, 81 q
Scwt.
FLOUR-XXX (old) 1896 q $3.50
xxx fold) $3.50 a 2.75 y cwt.
P0TAT0ES-35c. @ 40c p bushel.
5HELLED C0RN-Sl.25@S 80 cwt
BRAN-Sl. 90; Shorts, S1.l0 y cwt.
W00L-Choice Fleece 1S92Oc y b.
HIDES-Prims Flint, I0c@I4c y n.
Following are the latest quotations
Of -four, grain, wool, etc., in the Ssr
Francisco market
FLOUR-Superhne, 50 1904 %. Bakers
Extra, s. 90 ass l21: Family Extras
s. 25; Walls w ALA, extra, 81 so @ 50 o.
Pbbl.
WHEAT-No. l, 81 45@ 47i; Ne.
2, 81 4O9l As ' ctl.
BARLEY-Feod, 20 q 75c. for Coast
Aad72Ic q SOC for Bay; Brewing, 90 @ 95
y cwt.
t1r Feed.
CORN -Quotsble st 81 O5 for Large
fellow; 81 10 for Small, and 81 % for
White, p ctl.
HlDES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, lS1 @ 2Oc,i Dry Hips, Is q Isle;
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 65lbs,
lOtc; do. under 65 lbs, 1Oci Kips, 1o3c;
Calf-skins, 10 q lie.