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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29

THOSE NEW and stylish French
Ulsters and Havelock's have arrived.
o2S F. AUERBACH & Bro.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29

UTAH HONEY, in 2 pound cans,
at G. F. BROOKS. o23
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29

PURE MAPLE HONEY SYRUP,
finest IN the market, at
o23 a. D. YoUNG's.
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lvmega, SRIEcLES. LATH
Rustic, SlDtSts
PIcKETS, ETC-, CHEAP, AT
IaTIMaa, TAYLOR & cos .
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D. @. YOUNG, Civil Engineer and
Architect. Office, in Old Constitution
Building. P. D. Box 654. 81
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Below is an incomplete List of the Articles which will
be DISPENSED at the Counter of this Concern

Bourbon Old Bourbon,
Bourbon NJ " Monarch Bourbon Blue Grass Rye Blue
(Cnsd Monarch Corn
Old Nelson Bourbon, r.
which
everybody ele'I wife should be)-bsyond suspicion
Od Dupuy
COgn Ginger Brandy Cherry Brandy Blackberry andy California
Cog6acs certainly very
unques
toned.
Sir Robert Bupt English Rathbones English Gin
land Gn Gold seal Holland DeKuyper (RoterLam)
anac Rum, Rum, Me- Englsnd Rum.
Sherry JohansberTer
Znand
Rhine, Burgundy Port Opoto Port, French Port.
L Btter,
Damiana Bers Aphrods Hosteer Ber Hop B,
(Cnchons Rubrsl Reeds
India Pale Ale Bass Pale Ale (bulk and bot
Ale miscellaneous Of which
Hermitage Rye and Rock Candy ou Rock and Rye
Chicago Porter Soda
Springs Water from the Hooper, and other
Vichy, hunysd Jsnos Aplna,
Denhaters Soda SAp and Ginger
Coehanes Ginger Ale Curacao Maraschno Absn
Hdck RO Eclipse Private Cuvee, American Imperial and other
Champ-gnes.
Stuart Grotesque many Imported and
Domestic
made by Sam Of this which
country regardless Of COST Other articles will be addd
be msrepresented either haracr.
All the Favone Compounds will be carefully
1niyer
sal cloak which "eOveh multitude of iAs-and bad
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SELF. RISING BUCKWHEAT,
just arrived, at
o23 A. D. YoUNG's.
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REMARKS,

writing
givenf
particular S herr ies upon pbicpA trong
5 does the
thing owISGLEI for the Penitn dAy.
Coash his class deal
e opurty a
direction,
pure liquors
to an
sin
nadr Of carat The
8 70 the be nreasd L
By addn
What Id
to about the
= he will not
imitation liquors be dispensed the Of the BUSINESS SAMPLE
ROOM.
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Fruit and Nuts.

AppLFs-s0unI stock, '6'98 90,
LENOS4-Per box, sj o.
Pop CoRS-PriZe packages, per gross, 81 50.
RAIsISs London layers, s5Qs3.lO; layers
" "a to 81 80 per box
PEcASs-We quote llDR}. per pound for
good.
NuTs-Almonds 2385c. per pound; Brazil,
l3al5, nlbcrts, l5G.lG; English Wanuts, is
to 2Oi chestnuts, American, l3Gl5; Italian,
ls6f ~; peanuts, 10; cOcOanuts, s..
BAyASAs-Prr bunch, slgSj.
FIGs-lOndOn layer, lSc. per pound; in kegs
and drums, lie.
DATRs-lQ@l2iSc, per pound
ORANGES sound stock, Florida and Louis
lana, none.
CuRHASTa-9HlOC.
PHuNEs-gMl0c.
DmEp ArrLEs-No. ], lso No. Q, &c. evapO-
rated, l3ll@l1c, per pound.
DRIED PEACHEs-llc. per pound.
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On cotton, all rail, 70 New York 81 ili to BOs-
On. g. O., ly rail and wat.r o. Now YOrk,sl Hi
boston, ii u; u New Orleans, per Central rail-
1ai anl Morgan steamers, "a -; per Texas q
aclic ans Red river steam boats, 81 80.
On produce from n LOnis to Dallas, sl20 per
~; Kansas City, so per car.
FniiOWlugare the rates from all points In Kan
a, south u Kansas City;
To Dallas COrn and oats per cwt, 81 l-2ci po-
ltpe- pep Cwt, sc
To Hntchlns Corn and oats, l3e; -four, SIC.
t. Frrrs-COrn and oats, ijc; hOur, SIC.
To Palmer Flour, isc; corn and oats, &c.
t. Euuls-FlOUr, ole; corn and oats, &c.
To Elra-Fl0ur, Hc; corn and oats, Sc.
Corslclna, MeNia, Groesbeeck, kOsse, Waco,
Marlin, EremJnd, Hearue aud Bryan Flour 6jc
,aru aut oats, zoe.
l. Calfert-Flour, G2ei corn and oats, SOC.
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LEArmR-soLE--oak, No. l, aoi 10, No. .
aged, pc. per pound
UPPER-Frrnch calf o. = To- o.; do. klp,sl 10
4sl.I per poundi American calf, 9oo Q 81 IS;
do. kip, Gjc.@Sl.
IlARNEss LEATuEH-OAk No !, HdtI: do.
No. 2, 37@D; hemlOck, No. L. sd -, dp., No.
q B@31; skirtiug No, /, i9i OAK, NJ. /. iJi
No. 2, &c, perpouud.
COLLARs-DUck, No. per dozen, Is ~; split
and kip per dozen, sl08sll, fetl Kip, $3.50
CHAISs-Ga feet, 536gj7o. per pair.
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MONEY AMI TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION
Cotton Declines Corn Firm Meats
Firm-F1Our Ina Better Demand
Meat LOwer-WO0i Nominal
Hides Strong wheat Quiet a
Financial Affairs.
DALLAs, Friday Afternoon,

May n, lssO.
Asa healthy sign OF the times a good dea
of money will this year be covered into
real estate. There are many times more
buildings going up in this city than last May
and perhaps as many as were erected all last
year. There Is a growing confidence that the
Dallas a. Cleburne road will te bull. and no
doubt that the NJ. X. & 7. will be brought
here, together with a possibility OF the East
Line Narrow Gauge coming on from Green
vile. All which points to
Dslias dirt and houses as safe
Investments now and with every reason for
value, to be CRAFTY enhanced in the future.
Ia local moneys there was nothing new,
the city and the trades moving along smooth
Iy and happily.
Ilwould seem the revival Of business in
The L nited states is attracting the attention
of the wor d, and tnat Europe Is shipping
great deal OF money here for investment and
10 help along the boom. The impOrtations
of specie and bullion st New ork during the
week ending May II amount to Sl2j,45s, in
duding $3.50 gold and Sl2l hos silver
since the 1T Of January the importatons
have reached 50 1928, 2s6, consisting Of ST.
"a, 285 gold, S207i,023 silver, and SlOI9
bras and copper coin. From the 1T Of
August, 1879, to May Ii, 1880, there has
been total importation Of S8l,33O,9I8, Of
which s76 1906 sos consisted Of gold and Si,-
S2i,323 Of silver.
The London Economit shows that tue
banks of England, France and Germany have
Iost the equivalent of e26,000,000 or
GI8O,OOO 900 in gold since 1877.
Fox the first week in May the gross earn
ing cf.the different railroads come in quite
handsomely, as.may be seen by the reports so
far pub,ished
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DIhckDefries nave ueCIlHeu W 9l'-o pcI
pail.
Corn meal was in good demand at Sl.80
for Wholesale lots.
Plumbs appeared to-day and realized %
per quart from first hands
The finest strawberries ever seen in town
were received this morning from Kansas.
They readily sold at So per case of "a quart
boxes,
Butter and eggs are unchanged, there be-
ing an livestock of the former, and none at
ali of the latter.
We are still without abushel Of new wheat.
Harvesting was progressing all over North
Texas yesterday. Several farmers in the
city this morning, said they would have
brought in "a first bushep had they known
we hadn't yet received it. We presume the
first receipts will bring about % cents. The
Chicago and st, Louis markets were as fol-
lows on the lS.h
Chicago, May ls-Wheat, June, l 1910
l 10 rs July, | 053Gtl 06. Corn, May,
37ic June, 3G|; July, 50 Sc; August, &c.
St Louis, May 1S.-Wheat, May, Os.
June, | 08 Is; July, 93 Sc, Corn, NJ y
csc; June, "a l'ic; July, 81 l.2,; August,
Doc.
Flour was in good demand and steady in
prices The stock in town Is fair and the
quality exceptionally excellent, a new
brand of beautiful fancy was offered this
morning, called "Star W." from Keriolh's
Lexington, Missouri, mills. We quote CIV.
clone, SO 80; Tidal Wave, $685.; Star W,
1895 King of the Plains, 1885 per hun.
dred as the ruling rates for fancy family
to-day. The City mills hold the Crcsccr,
and Magnolia At $3.50.
Wool was in about the same position, dull
and nominal, and with buyers gnd seller,
apart. The manufacturers are making ,
stubborn Rght to force the price down to last
springs which growers think, in the face %
the boom, "hadn't ought 10 be-" We can
not alter the Quotation-2S cents for tn,
best, Receipts small.
Business was dull to-day, soma mar1hast-
declaring tnai they have not had such poor
Y gun this spring fhe markets were ,s ar0l
to1 quiet to test the strength Of anything
and hence quotations established yesterday
prevailed to-day.
A.. Meats were steady at the advance. There
wes a fair demand at Sd basis for sh5r
clear bacon sides. Following was the Kansas
City market on May 10: demand lair OF
order account for all smoked meats and lard
We note the sale in lots small orders Ito J,
higherG 10000 lbs. b sides, at 4 to 74c
10000 lbs ! c sides ut to lie; 10000 lbs c
sides at to 7lc; 1000 lbs S sides Mt 6itc
&c; 10000 lbs ok bacon AT 81 to DC; $1,000
Y lbs c hams at o. to Ole; 400 ties lard at Z
70 &c; $50 cases canned lard go, 40 and 81
ID cans ch) at y to Sc; 200 cases pail do g
8 and 10 ID pals, CHI at 8 to 9ic. (ReiineC
lard, all sizes, to &c hgher.) Pork, mess
81 90; do clear, So so. Lard, choic,
tierce, "A to 7lo; do do, 40 to 20 ID cans, 4
-toSc; do do, 10 to BIB pals. 0 to 9}c. Bacon
breakfast, 81 to 90; do do, csnvassed, &c,
Corn was In moderate request and sole
syesterday's rates, quoted in full under tn,
proper head. The stock in the city is ligh,
with orders out quite limited. Farmers ar
using long forage Of this years growth as fa
Kansas City offers mixed bulk at 27ic.
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Flour, Grain and Hay.

RyE-ln sack, soc.
BARLEY SIC. per bushel.
RRAg-W quote at 81 10
GuNNY Professionalism In good order,
cents piece.
Cons MsAL--on track large lots 81 IS, In the
store ubblug lots 81 10,
OAT,-Iu sack from track, i5c; bulk dc. , 4ic
From store bulk. I7c; sacked, soc.
HAY Kansas prairie, Slsa2O portion Texas do
from wagon, sl5dsl6, and balcd, 81 more; mil.
let, sl3
WuKAr--W- quote: From wagon, prime mil.
ling, sl@l 10. Fair to inferior, 00@95c
From elevator, S cents higher.
CoRs-We quote mixed bulk on the track SIC
white do. $50. miNed hulk In store. SIC
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NV Im-n PorAroE, Per bushel, 81 5Oj per
barrel, a. 10.
GrgEN ArrLE-- s69$0. 70 per barrel.
bEANGE4 -sbgcI.
tRASuEERlE- None.
RtE-N uulesUle "a tOO.
Saith barrel, s! - to IS. Liverpool In
SACK ! So; fine, 81 90 to ~ 10,
tuAD KEE,--yda, M g., 10 6%i MN, &c.
10 rs; AANN, o7Ai Trade Mark, "a to oja;
Cream, "a to 10; Ginger snaps, Va TO 10.
LEAp-Nc per 10,
soar Olive, 0hc pcrpoundi Blue India, ga
to6it, sRtinrt, $50 to $50. 4. l.. Whtcman
Il Lo's Dallas soap Works; Pale Olive, &c j
Cambria Sc. per pound.
BEAN- itpl,c per pound.
tNSpLE- star, IL TO &c.
tHLE-E hest brands Of New York fancy, 10
n lie, Western, u" Ice.
HoWNY NSD ours S. ~ per barrel
SArER kRArr Per banci s9@SlO; half do
$50 $50
ONIpS,-Per barrel none here
Coat Oil--bviuW are revised quotations Hoo
+. tn,t In car loads 9 4or per ca-ci loo cast
luj- &. ic; So cnu lots, a. 5oi 20 do c;5i;iO do,
- rn; do, :. Gt IN barrels, &c,
IIE- Nut quoted.
BAGGlSp-lGts 10 lHs.
Chorus PtS,-Round, o5cj spring, 81. pen
bIN.
Nft-rue. &, bu,hcl, iron bound, 81 80 pei
dolop' tNo-honp pails, ~ o0as2 lOi thcc-hoop,
g. $50.
rn.-rhrcs nest, g. .Ioas3 so; eight nest
3.ct, ~. t. per dozen, $685. NO. ,, $500 No
| WA.uuoArp, Wood, 81 S.; zine, 81 u; New
/ Era. s. inH $40.
Will brrNrr, - 25c95 50 per dozen
| FuwuGe-sGtu per kr. of . pounds; Ia do
/ ats D., DO, ~ 81; blasting kegs, sl'lj
! ~uuT-plpl bag, s2,5Oa2 lOi buck, S2 n
| "a So '1.
! MAD,turL-No. barrels, 81; halrbarrcls
81 ia, klts, T. taoulA, sllo; No, . barrels, $40
H.I Hon
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CATrLE-CJrufed, nouei grass do yearlings,
s5dss; steers, from to 5 years old, sl5gs20;
HSq-E- Mustang ponies, s15 a slOi farm
stock, liImt,j buggy horses, SGOgslOOi sad
dir, 80 tosl25
MgLEs-Frum fifteen to sixteen hands high,
S7j % sliu.
pDrkrr4.
Mrtfpy suEEP-They are quotabls at s. 5Ogs3
per head
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Building Material.

BpIcK-At the kilns IS to $40.
SroSE--Atthe Dallas quarries sc per cubic
foot Laid In wall lie.
LUMBeR Native rough pine $50 per thousand
Dressed flooring s2b@s-, Native weather.
boarding SIS, Michigan white do. s2l so, Native
long.eaf pine Misunderstanding, sl7 80.
LATiis 50 50 per thousand
e JENESr-Hort scott, per barrel, 81 80; Ros.
endale, 80 ~ Louisville, IS 75j Portland
81 no.
PLASTER OF II, Ms-pcr barrel, "a.
HAN Per pt und, nc.
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CoAL-We quote Indian Nation at 81 80 per
ton delivered, or free on board; coke, 3jc per
barrel III one hundred pounds.
WOOD oak, per cord, e4.Iias3j pine, 80 IS
delivered.
CuAncoAL-SiNty cents per barrel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-22

Suppose COOL glass of saltwater would
cure your headache, acid stomach aud heart
burn. was excellent for dyspepsia, and
would act as pleasant pursatlve! In that
event, eve-yb ody would be rushing to soda
water fountains. II will not do all that, but
Bailey's Saline Aperient ioam' just as we'll,
Ia lust as pleasant, Ia much cAea Der aud will
accomplish all tn above Try It.
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Iron. NaiJs, Wire, Etc.

Ino,-We quote merchant bar s. 90 rates
NORWAY Ha sWrlcs, Toe.
Prov .rrTi---r.
VIM -~mpoth wire Ma. ., 7isc.; Nos. 10 and
n, 81. Ne H., pc per pound; barbel wire
II % lIc; iappnnrl, iJc.; extra cut barb,
lalvanlaru extra cat barb, Use.
HoRsE suuE~--Pcr key, II mule shoes, S..
HOUSE .lJoE SAILS Per box, % pounds No.
/, ~. I'D; So 3, s. 49, No, u, III, 0.
s--tvom i0d TO Gld, 81 - rates,
1INNER'- SIOUK.-Blpck tin SOC per pound;
tin plate. l4N4u sil per box; |. {. l4N!0 ell 90;
d. llNll all 80. zine, lIc per ID. solder lie per
n! sheet iron, = b &c per ID.
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Wines and LiunOrs.
ALcoHoL-s2. IS to o. 40 per gallon.
IIur.rv gpvaat uo.ah al 0Eg.el IN

ALCOHOL-sl. IS % o. 70 per gallon.
WHsKY-sweet mash, ii .25asi.5ai soni
mash, 81 .f0Hs5, ace1Tdinggage
VINES Claret, In case, s. 1884; Catawha
per gallon, 81 lp@s3; Port, per gallon, al ~ q
49, sherry per gallon, 81 sfg,s3i Madeira, pen
ESQ
CHAMPAGSE-C Cooks, 10 baskets, slsas?0i
Ieidsieck, ia basket, 81; KrUg IN basket. s31i
Domestic champagne, SlO1!1.
ALE-st0ck ale, per dozen, = 1888 .5Oi POr-
ter, per dozen, s2H,s2 20.
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RABBlrs-Per dozen, common, 6Oc.; mule
eirel, 81 -
sgulRRELs Per dozen, &C.
CiucKEss-We quote 80 % for spring; for
grown, % IS.
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Sugars and Syrups.

sr0Nr-N rU-h0d, II acip0Wdered, NlIci gram
ullu.I Ma; \, 1876 CHARMED, lOa4 !O4
choice Louisiana, 9i@9l,; strictly prime,
pa aytsi nlr 90 prime, Ge1a
Oh. urir"s "a less in hogsheals
Mo- As-E- ASp SYEUPs Louisiana npla'ap3,
5ltn tNc Table syrup, 5iH5G,
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H.ng.-Dry ilnt, l. pounds and upwards, ltc
dr. Elus free Of grubsr l2c.' grubb kips, Toe.
nu damaged, Wet or dry, hall price, deer
skins, ~ sheep skin, frola loo q jOc each.
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wagon Woodwork.

sPOKEa From = 70 "a inch, per set, xxx
select ~; NN, 81
SAWED fELLOEs--l4 to *, ~ per Set
BrGGY wHgEL--Saryeu' patent, \, i, c, d
and + grades, s. To "a per set,
AXES Per box, one dozen, SO.
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For all chronic female weaknesses and
irregularities, English Female Bitters stands
at the mead of ths lis:. II is never falling
Iron and vegetable tonic, giving immediate
streng handfHFf
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[NoTg. --7He quotations following, nnLess
otherwise stated, are for wholesale spot cnsh
lots. BIea time is asked or small amounts
urcla8sd higher rates are demanded.
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GRAHAM FLorR--e3,l1 hominy, per 10
pounds, 81 $50; grits, 81 so; corn flour, 81 .2'
crushed corn and cob, 81 per hundred, cor
bran 6Oc
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Seeds.

GERMAN MILIET-We quote atsl copper bushel
rhite do, 81.
Cotton-At the Oil Mill, loo. per bushel
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Wholesale, ljc.i retail, zoe, per
dozen
BrTrEn-Couutry,l 2Ac,, Western and Kansas
TEA
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Flour barrels 2'ci sugar barrels SIC, half
| barrels, do. be; cypress MIi8sses do 81 80;
half do. s..lji Holasses kegs zoe.
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COAees end Teas.

CoFFEE-Rlo, cannon, l3h@ Al, ordinary
liS9l6i fair, ---; good, l6h@l8;
prime. l6hGl7; choice, 1Ih@lSj Laguayra
i5S@l9; Java, 2s@30c.
TsAs-ImperlNl, from 4S@6Sc. per pounds
Young Hys0n, Ssdi2j 0olong, o0@6Oc; Japan
(dust) 2Od2jc.
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Dallas Wool Market.


Free or hurrs, fine %; medium, gsG bury,
/, 10 Il per pound
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Cotton,

Liverpool was easier Mildling at 9-l6e;
Orleans, 67-Sc. Sales 1000. m
New York spots dull. Middling IL 10 Ice.
sales 472. Futures steady MAY, II soc |;
June, II 6Sc. Sales of futures 10000.
Galveston quiet. Middling lie. Sales
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PRESCRIPTIONS FREE

debility aud imp0tency, most druggists have
the medicines. We wish to stop this curse OF
our civilization. Address, st. Louis Curative
Institute, St Charles St., between 9Th and 7tn'
ST. Louis, Mo.
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CURE YOURSELF?

D. P'aannan' "yssetabl. osrae~ Il warranted to per-
hl.aiy cure all forms Of ,pcrmAiiorrhsa or Seminal
weakness Grntr debility, Imputcne, etc. and restores
"AV't Power and Grngs back the iouthfui yiger' Of
.ese who have destroyed 6y sexual excuses or evil prac
sys lgS fWn 30 seven weeks tine. THIS remedy, which
h 5cn used by Dr BOhauuan in his private practice 70,
over v wears, was utJyr known y fail in curing even
tie WORST CtsEs. l, gives Vitality aud impars energy
Nt wonderful effect 10 t"Ise mddle-aged who feelA
SeaNas egond their years. Its iuy-orating preYefies
1T 81. ~ once. Young men suffering from DE- cOgse.
Fe1r o: that dreadty destructive habit o. Self Abuse
en- PEI. u, medicine with the assurance OF speedy a1j
ihRh'NiNi cure The paGcnt gains st eRgth and elias,
IV sp.ri': NJ once as acts directly tie parts affect
- @, s1':ug aud healing tonic and anod, he to the
taxed seminal yes.cs and rftse6 du Is iIaparng nOws
ana Boy .sd restorng them TO her natural state th5
as j. q. larrlH hab lal never blen INDUCED in. Tho
- u.u are simple OroIseiAnra o. ss '.,sg Z. \ J.sa,
ne ' &C. ad are ipet.ac ~ -. iowa
L .'s I'VE DO iars stnr VITA RAJ urpcaons tie, 10
CIV l;!s For sale Only ct Dr. c. A. EuhsiEsn, ofce,
- III NoIth Fish street. Between Washington sveple and
HN.i street - LoulG 10, E5iEc isaed Ia H.
tf-Dt s"trea,ss o. Special ui'-ssisn g, - giYssa
cf Reacn 61t rs HA,4La, cause. sNlnuA means Of
laf. ''c, o! SYPHILIS. SEMINAL NEAh Nis- Ell, sent
tAl-L le any ai,trtss uQoH receipt ofOue stamp.
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MARRIAGE &C.: :. .';, :.
"a Esp o. IN r1lgS-. "a marrednrithose conem.
SEGR S: a: . ass'
ees-ttor 30 cents money or postage u-Cps Adifel
70 ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-22

NEw lut-H PorAruE,--Pe Per bushel, 81 20; per
barrel, a. 10.
GREEN ArrLE--s6@S6 70 per barrel.
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-10-28

Philadelphia Northwest says stock
holders of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company, at their September
meeting, authorized and instructed
the managers to complete the road
across the continent without delay.
The question of construction is ques-
ton of money. This the stockholders
determined wisely. They gave the
Directors full authority to borrow on
any and all property belonging to the
company. They authorized them, in
a word, to make just such a mortgage
Is will attract capital and provide the
Necessary means. They could do moth
ing less; this they were obliged to do;
and their action was wise. Their res
olution was in these terms:
WHEREAS, The great work for this
company to do is the completion of its
railroad from its terminus on Lake Su-
perior to Puget Sound: and it is the
paramount duty of the Company to
the Government and the people of the
United States that this work be COM
pleted with all the energy and rapid
ity consistent with proper economy
and the prudent use of the resources of
the Company.
AND WHEREAS, BY the completion
OF the whole undertaking the present
property of and in the corporation
will be greatly enhanced in value;
therefore,
RESOLVED, That the Directors of
the Company be and they are hereby
requested And advised to provide, at
as early day as in their judgment
shall be prudent, for the construction,
completion and equipment of the COM
pany's railroad from the eastern ter
minus on Montreal river to Puget
Sound; and for that purpose to use
and employ all the resources of the
Company so far as required; and to ex-
ecute such mortgage or mortgages on
the whole or any part or parts of the
line, constructed and to be constructed,
with the appurtenances and the lands
granted by congress appertaining
thereto, except the lands in Minnesota
and Dakota east of the Missouri river,
dedicated by the Plan of Reorganiza-
ton to the Preferred Stock, as shall
seem to the Board OF Directors best
calculated to accomplish the early COM
pletiOn of the enterprise.