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AMERICAN HEBREW UNION.
knpsrtant BuGness Transacted st the 6emi-
Annual Meeting.

-
Annual Meeting.
The semi-annual meeting of the Execu-
i've Board Of the Union If American He
brew Congregations was I'D yesterday at
Eareka Hall.
The report Of the President, M. 10th,
vas read. in which he reports that he has
appointed Bernard Bettman, Solomon Levi,
and Lewis seasongood Committee on Cir.
suit Preaching; also that Adolph Harris,
ESQ, OF Houston, Texas, Lazarus Silver
man, Of Chicago, Hon. Simon Wolf, of
Washington, D. c., Emanuel Wertheimer,
Of Pittsburg. and Hon. Julius Freiberg, Of
Cincinnati, had been appointed the Com-
nittee on Agricultural Pursuits.
The Secretary reported hereceipts dur
ing seven months to be $10.0 .079 II, being an
increase Of s., ,305 A over the corresponding
seven months Of last year.
Il being the desire of the Union 70 erect
q college and dormitorv for the H. N. c..
which, under existing laws OF the Assecia-
zion ian not be done until the sinking
.fnnd shall amount to $100 600, 1t was re-
solved 10 issue and sell 1900 certificates,
which shall read an follows
Tho bearer Of this certificate, Mr.. -,
- donated the sum of Is toward the fund
for the erection Of college building and
dormitory for the Hebrew Union College,
snd out Of the fund hereby created, $40.
60 are ret asids for the purchase Of United
easiss Government honda TO be given to
ne pessons entitled thereto"
TIE meeting adjourned 70 meet ON the
tAird Thursday in July, 1eea at Niagara
thllA
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Amusement Notss.

Grand Opera-bonse- Tonight and every
night this week, Rice's Surprise Party in
rReyela" 20.
o:..5 6pera-house-Ada Cavendish ap-
bears, until further notice, as Beatrice, :"
In Much Ado About NOTHING"
Robinson's Opera-house - Boston Ideal
Opera Company in "Pinsfore" tonight
and tomorrow night "Fatinitza" We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Beuck's Opera-house - ''Girofe- -Girofa"
BY the Adah Richmond Comic Opera Com.
pany.
Vine-street Opera a-house-Great bill this
week and first appearance of Flora Moore
and number of other new faces.
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DR.. George #. Hawley, q leading ,physi.
clan of Hartford, Conn.,, and Charles N.
Webster, Of the firm Of Chapman 4 Web
ster, insurance agents. had Q desperate en-
counter Saturday, in which four revolver
shots were fred, and both men were
wounded. Tie Doctor 10 charged with. iDt,-
macy with Wsbstsrs wife.
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The Cheapest, Pur-
eat and Best Family
Medicine in The World.
An Eftectual Specific
for all diseases Of the
Liver, Stomach and
Spleen.
Regulate the Liver
and prevent Chills and
Fever, Malari0us Fe-
vers, Bowel Complaints
Restlessness, Jaundice
and Nausea.
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VEGETINE.
VEGET|NE.
FOR SKIN DISEASES.

TUeoNTo, July 26. 1879.
H. R. STEvENs-Dear Sir: Having been troubled
with bad skin disease, breaking out into little
s,res owe my face, etc, was recommended to
take Vegetine. am happy to inform you that it
has com pleteiy cured me after taking three bot.
tleA ! Can highly recommend 1t TO any one who
10 troubled with skin disease.
Yours faithfully, CHAa. E. BUTT.
We hereby certify that the above testimonial ID
true. the man being fn our employ at the time he
was sick. WESTMAN 4 BAKER,
119 Boy street, Toronto.
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VE,GET|NE..
Rheumatism Cured.

TORONTO March o. 18M
Mr. H. r. SrEvENs-Dear Sir: ! was troubled
with rheumatism in my knee and hip joints for
nearly year. ] Viea pup9sF. q msdlsinyss t9
effect cure, but noae gave NE ally Ieli'I A
friend recommended me To try youf Vegctine,
which l did. and after taking two bottles nf it
found relief ] took four more bottles, and the
rains completely left me- ] feel satisfied IL 10 q
cure for rheumatism. aa. .,. E
Yours respectfully NJ. ALLEN,
6Rossin House Block, Toronto, Ont
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THE DAILY SPAR
THE WRATHER

WAsHINsToS, Jan. 12-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, rising barometer.
northerly winds. cloudy and rain or snow,
followed by cooler clearing weather.
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TEETH.
Y O u R II E E II HI !!
Pante give satisfaction the diff
cases; Tips Up Falls in Eating Talking.
DIR 1AZLEwOOD, Dentist, eco w. Fourth st.
LIVER REGULATOR.

II you feel dull, drowsy, debihtated, have fire.
quent headache mouth tastes badly, poor appe-
tite and tongue coated, you are suffering from
torpid liver, or "bilousness," ami nothing will
cure you 80 speedily and permanently a to take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR OR MEbICINE.
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DANCING SCHOOL.
LEGAL.
Sale of Desperate Claims.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN.
IN dersgned, by order of the Probate Court Of
Of the Courthouse At Cincinnati, Ohio, At pubic
anction. on the 23d day OF January, 1850. at ii
O'clock. 9. M. numerous desperate claims 1f
Jacob 6choenle. assignors formerly publlshsf1
OF the Cincinnati Courier being numerous q
due, 10 be collected In Cincinnati, Ham no,
County. and other counties In Ohio, the statd6Iof
Indiana, Kentucky and other States They calib 81
examined ct the Office Of G. Lindemsnn Attor.
ney.atlAv, No. lStephensons Block, ncrthWcsl
corner Main and Canal streets. y ~"
Cincinnati, Dec a, 1870. -. dea$ltH
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MEDICAL
MEDICAL.
nON UNI PTION

can be cured by the continued use Of o. mun's
Cad Liver Oit and l.actO. Ph0S p pha to
Of Lime. a cure for Consumption. Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all ScrOfui0us
Diseases Ask your druggist for Osmun,s and
take no other. II he has not got it. / Will sel;0
Nx bottles anywhere ON receipt Of g. ~
CHAS A. OSMUN,
Is Seventh avenue, New York.
ocl0lydF N, w .ocl5lyw.nm
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BAD BREATH!

Nothing is 20 unpleasant, nothing 50 common,
as bad breath, and in nearly every ca Q it comes
from the stomach, and can be SO easily corrected
II you will take Simmons Liver Regulator. Do
not neglect 80 sure remedy for this repulsiye dis
order. 1t will also improve your Appetite, Com
plexion and General Health.
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PILES!

How many suffer torture day after day, making
life o burden and robDng existence Of all pleas
relief Is ready to the hand of almost any one who
will use Systematically the remedy that has per-
manenty cured thousands Simmons Liver Reg
ulator is no drastic violent purge but gentle as-
Eigtant to nature.
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COUGH, LOZENGES.
COMPREHENSIVE.


Limited Partnership.
TUBS Is TO CERTIFY THAT THE UNDER
/ SIGNED have formed limited partnership
mercantile business within the State Of Ohio, upon
IT, terms and subject to the conditions and liabil.
tiles prescribed In Title l, Division H. Chspter h
q en- Act tS !evise aud consolidate the General
!. Tho said partnership Is to bs conducted II
Gnctnrstt, Ohio, under the firm name Of Durzell.
q The said c. H. Durrell and the said J. E DUR
fell are general partners. and reside in the City Of
Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. and the said
Wellsbury, West Virginia.
8. The amount Of capital which said W. R. CopeL
- such special partner. has contributed to tho
common stock is 5000. ~
ship Ia the wholesale boot and She business.
s. That said partnership shall commence on the
LIST day OF January. A. D. 1880 and shall terminate
ON the slstd day Of December. "A. D. 1851.
In witness whereof we have hereunt0 set our
hands and seals this day Of January. A. D. 1850
JOSEPH E. DURRELL [sEALl
WIN. R. COPE, tsEkLl
Signed and sealed II presence Of US, ,.-
N. MARCHANT
GM N1xwEII-
State Of Ohio, County OF Hamilton, s.-Be n
1880. personally appeared before me the under
signed, q Justice Of the Peace, within and for the
County and State Aforesaid, C. H. Durrell. J. z.
Durreil and W. R. Cope the subscribers Of the
foregoing certihca,e, and acknowledged the sign
ing and sealing thereof to be their voluntary act
and desd for the uses and purposes therein mem
toned.
In witness Whereof haye hereunto set my
hand and afixed my official seal on the day and
year first above mentioned. -
NATHAN MARCHANT, [ssAL1
jet7tM Justice Of the Peace
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VEGET|NE.
y
Conductors Take It.

MoNcToN, N. b, Bopt "a, 1879
% II. r. STEVENS, ESQ: About q year ago was
very much troubled with pains In my side, back
and limbs, ana nv appetite almost entirely failed
me. Having tried other remedies in vain, va.
induced to try Vegetine; after using one bottle
the pains entirely left me, and my appetite re-
turned; have enjoyed gord health ever since,
which I consider entirely due to your Great
Blood Purifier Have rec mmended Vegetine
TO my friends with equally good results.
Respectfully yours, & q.
. MALCOLM CUMMINGS,
(,OnductOr l. a. n n
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CONSTIPATION!

CONSTIPATIO
SHOULD not be regarded as q trifing
ailment-ilr fact, nature demands the ut
most regularity Of the bowels, and any
deviation from this demand paves the
way often to serious danger. II Is quits
as necessary toremove impure accumula-
tons from the bowels as II is to eat or
aleep, aud no health can be expected
where costive habit of body prevails
SICK HEADACHE!
This distressing af1iction occurs most frequently
The disturbance Of the stomach. arising from the
imperfectly digested contents, causesa severe pam
in the head, accompanied with dsagreeable
nausea, and this constitutes what 70 popularity
known a. Sick Headache.
ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.
MANUFACTURED BY
J. III. ZE1LIN 4 Co.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Prioe. u. Sold by all Druggissa
oc27lyd, N, Y, ,F&no51yw.nxrm
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-05
THEATRICAL REVIEW.

PHILADELPHIA, 4.-Marie Roze took q
farewell benefit here Tonight, in "Car-
men," The audience was the largest ever
gathered in the Opera House. The great
est enthusiasm prevailed during the en-
the performance. Roze leaves to morrow
for Chicago.
New York, 4.-Mapleson states that
the directors Of the Academy of Music
have leased the ground Of the Madison
Square Garden for thirty years, for a new
opera houHstO he finished in 1888.
A dramatic paper says it is not impos-
lie that Bernhard may go TO California,
her engagement with Abbey having been
extended She begins her Boston en-
gagement on Monday, $4,000 having
beeI already taken for twelve perform
ances there. Sara proposes making q
bust of Longfellow. She will probably
appear here 9 n in the spring.
1t Is stated Daily is about dramstizing
BeacOnsfeId's "Endymion," and other
managers are fo. glowing in his wake.
Salvani's success at Philadelv hia is
complete. Henri Grip is his leading
sup acrt. 1t 1t expected he will play
OthellO at Booths in December.
II is ssse-.ed that .McCullough's en-
gsgement at the Fiji n Avenue proves the
mot successful in ali respects of any
ever m4de in this city. He contem-
plates taking his company with him TO
England.
Gi bert, Sullivan end Caste contemplate
returning here to superintend the produc-
ton of a new opera. 1t is stated that
Caste will produce here during the winter
"Oliyette," now playing at the Strand,
London.
Lawrence Barrstt, at the Park, Brock
Ign, and Maggie Mitchell, at the Grand
Opera House, are drawing good houses.
Barrett appears at the Park here in
"Yorro ks Love" December 10Th.
Barley Csmpbell'- NJ atrimony "nov
pla, ing at the BrJoklyu ihea,re, will be
produced at the Standard, this city on
Monday.
"Enchsntment," at Niblo's, will give
place on Monday to haverly's Actors
Carnival.
Mary Anderson's engagement, com
mencing at Haverly's Fifth Avenue on
Dscem Der 18Th, extends through the
no days. She will revive son and
Daughter of p land"
The Bankers Daughter. which FOL-
lows "Daniel Rochat" at Union Square,
VIII " oACIttItN " LUuGIy hlu
Bresils," a new drema.
1t is stated that Daniel Rochat" has
net,ed S25, 900.
Foil W ng "School for Scandal"
which succeeds the "Guvnor" for one
wrek at Wailsck's, will come FORGET
Me-Nof," over which there has been a
good deal of law. Following that will
come Merritt & Pet'it's "The World"
which hiss made such q sensational sue.
cess at Drury Lane London. After this
will come Byron's Upper Crust"
which will probably end the season.
Lester Wallack appears in a round of
characters at the Grand Opera House, be-
ginning on January oath. The engage
ment IS for two week..
Celebrated Case" will be PRODUCED
on MOniaY at Booths with James
O'Neil as Jean Rensud. Louis Barr and
+. RnbinsOn are among the support.
Salvini appears during his presert
American eng cement in "Othello,"
~"Macbeth," Hamlet" "Ingom4r."
"The Civil Death and David Garrick."
Salvini is announced to appear in Boston
At the Globe on January Sd, 1881.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-05
RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-
DAY.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT
TER-DAY SAINTs--Meeting in the Salt
Lake Assembly Hall this afternoon at
2p.m., and in the Ward Meeting Houses
in the evening.
CATHoLIc.-Church OF st. Mary Mag
dalene, Rev. Father Seaman, Pastor.
ST, MARKS CATHEDRAL-Morning
service at IL Am. Evening service, 7.3O.
Sunday School at 9:45 am.
ST. PAUL's CHAPEL.-Morning service
at IL am. Afternoon service, $50.
Sunday School at 2.30 pm.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Services
in the Presbyterian Church at IL am,
ard 73O p m, conducted by the pastor,
r. G. McNiece. Subject Of the evening
lecture; Jacob as a Type Of the Sinner
and the Christian" Sunday school at
$50. Young peoples prayer meeting at
$50.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - Morn
ing service at IL O'Clock. Preaching by
the pastor, Rev. w. NJ. BsrrOws.
ommunion service st u o'clock Sun
day school at II. 80. Evening service
at 7.3O. Hymns Of the Cross" is the
subject Of the evening praise service and
also of Mr.. BarroWs' address.
LIBERAL INSTITUTE Elder W. W.
Blair, Of che Jo-ephite Church, will
preach at the Institute to-day a. 2 pm.
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Coal or Wood?
SALT LAKE OIrY. Dec. 4, 1880.

SALT LAKE CirY, Dec. 1, 1881.
Editors Herald:
If coal cannot be had, and We must
depend upon wood again foT cooking
and warming purposes, have We not
been premature in getting rid of our
wood stoves and buying coal stoTes2
Or should We have each kind in the
house? For, as everybody knows.
coal does not burn very well in wood
stoves, and coal stoves for burning
wood are wasteful and variously IN
satisfactory. 1t would look as il time
we're really turning backward in bic
flight if we were to re adopt wood
stoves, bat there may be a necessity
for it yet. l. may be that wooden
fuel will be our reliance In the future
In regard 10 the U. p, there is coal TO
the right of it, and coal to the left OF
it,yet many of our citizens are glad to
get wooden fuel to burn. There lie
the Springville coal, but that does
not seem to improve our situation,
nor to help Us ut all, though one may
think that it ought. There sre the
Sanpete coal and the Castle Valley
coal, with promise Of early connec-
ton with our city by rail. but will
even those supplies help Us satisfac-
torily? 1t is hard to say.
They will be virtually controlled
by the same railroad corporation
that now controls the output OF
the other coal fields named, 60 lar a.
tits city is concerned, and be is q
bold man who will say that the out
put of the more southern coal fields
will not come under diverting inhu-
ences, so as to cause cur share of the
supply 70 be itful and uncertain, a.
now. II the Utah Eastern ran into
the city. it might help US greatly,
both as to quantity and price of coal.
1t may help US as to quantity, but !
will not as to price, 80 long as the
road comes DC nearer than Klmball's,
and talk alone will no. bring it
nearer. Money makes the railroads
to 90, and with money, Gusntum
suficit, the Utah Eastern Will come
to this city, but not without.
The people of this city must and
will depend on coal largely, princi.
pally. In this they cannot help
themselves. But the people in the
country need not depend on coal 81
much, and it will be better for them
if they don't. For they can snd
should help themselves to a consider
able extent. l mean the farmers
They might and should grow much o
their own wood. Anybody woo ha
plenty of dry peach, apricot, plum
cherry, apple or pear wood to burn l
veil of, and need care little o
nothing about coal, so far as he i
concerned, for he IS Independent o
it. Ii ne has plenty of black locust
he is well of. The locust grows fas
and makes excellant frewood as vel
as timber for manufacturing pur
poses. Every farmer ought to hAv,
a fourth of his land in trees. II ht
had. be. could raise much OF his owl
fuel, aud the rest OF his farm would
be likely 10 be more productive thar
without the timber, while the wood
land would produce considerable pas
ture. There is nothing like being in
dependent, as independent al posi-
Die. Those who are independent o
cosl can laugh at a coal famine, ant
keep their money in their pockets
too. F.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-05

Book PUBLISHING in America has
attained a wonderful degree of per-
lection, both az to dispatch and the
excellence of the work. A tele-
graphic dispatch in another column
says that a New York Publishing
house received the copy OF 1ennyson's
new book OF poems at 9 o'clock am.
on Monday, and on Thursday morn
ing the volume was for sale in all of
the city bookstores. Another
instance OF quick work is
found in the appearance in Mr..
Dryers, tie other day, of "Eady-
mion,' the Earl of Bssconsfsld's
latest novel. 1t vas only a few days
ago that the cable was telling of the
issue OF the book in London. While
the wires we're still ticking sbou. the
price paid for the proof sheets, and
other similar matters, the story was
st hand in the convenient and popc-
lar form of the Franklin Square
Library, of the Harper Brothers, and
could be secured for the trihe of ff-l
teen cents. In the case OF "Endy-
mion," the Hampers made no extra
effort to get out the work, keeping it
in hand ten days, when three would
have given them time enough. The
novel occupies e~ighty-four Of the
large quarto pages of the Library.
The type, nesrly SEQ 600 ems. could
be sat up by the Hsrpers without in
terfs1ing with their regular work, in
twenty hours; the eleotrotyping, from
the time the pages were cast in wax,
all through the various processes of
iusting with plumbsgo, the metallic
bath, the coppe-.tacing, ETC., till !
he plates were ready for the presss :
would require no more than twelve s
hours. The first edition of 10000
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could be printed in fifteen hours, and
the drying, folding, gathering, stitch
ing and trimming could all be done
in Elk hours, 50 that in about two and
a quarter days fion the moment the
''co2y" was distributed to the printers
20. 600 copies Of "Endymion' might
have been 10 the news stores. Alter
that the book wo1ld be ratified OF at
a much more Lively rate, S5,OOO
copies a day not crowding matters.
If the publishers a:e lively, so also are
the people. The first edition OF
20, 900 "Endymions" was taken the
day of publication, 10000 the
day a~ltsrward, and now, within two
weeis Of its Issue, the story Is a. the
bookstores and news stands from
Maine to California. And yet toe
publishing houss has not been "put
out" in the least, nor il shy way
neglected the ordinary business OF the
establishment, which moves along as
# these hundreds Of thousands OF "a
page books had not been issued. The
art of printing is not in its infancy.
but it is by no means perfect. Every
year, almost eve-y month, brings to
it some improvement. The Graphic
newspaper will contain tomorrow
correct and finely executed illustra-
tons of some accident or event which
occurs to-day, but it will not haste in
the matter and ''botch'' the business.
The Chicago Times. which contains
during a week perhaps 900, co ems,
is soon to do the chief part Of its type
! setting by machinery, and thereby
save time without hurrying. If the
art shall go on towards perfection al
the rate it has been proceeding during
the past quarter of a century, the
generation succeeding the one now
On the earth will wonder that We
could get along with such SLOW
methods, and 8 century from nov
they will be as far in advance of Z
az we are of the earliest ages o
printing.
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Troubles of the Gauges.

Denver, At is rumored here that
the Denver and Rio Grande Railway
will, as o o as iron can be procured.
commence laying a third rail between
Denver and Pueblo III the view
to running Atchison, Topeka and
Fe cas- thr, ugh 10 Denver without
transfer. The a ditional rails, if is under
stood, can be laid on the prese- { ties. In
the meantime hosting machinery will be
used at Puebl" for The purpose of chang
lrg Santa Fe freight cars to the Rio
Grsnde track.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-05
Auction +! AuetiOn!!

MIR. Isaac Wolf being about to pos.
lively retire finn the Jobbing Busi.
ness has instructed me to offer his en-
tire stock at auction, commencing ct
II am. Wednesday, December LIST,
and to continue until the entire stock
is disposed OF, without reserve, cor
sisting of Gents Clothing, Furnishing
Goods and Notions. The stock is en-
iirely new and well selected. Coun-
try Merchants will be allowed to bid
upon Job Lots. A rare chance, and
sale positive. No advertising dodge.
Store for Rent and fixtures for Sale.
81 and SO Main Street.
H. A. REED, A~uctioneer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-05
Does it Mean q Strike?

Tne following anonymous com,
municstion was received by mail last
evening, postmarked Springvills. L
there be anything in the hint con-
veyed that there is to be a strike il
the demands are not complied with,
there is occasion for regret.
PLEASANT VALLEY MINES,
December ID, 1880.
To the Editor Of Salt Lake Herald:
Sir:-Wil you please insert in your
paper the following and oblige the miner:
of this place?
The miners Of this place held a meet,
ing to-day and passed the folio wing:
ReSoLUed, That We ask an advance OF
1Uc., making eOc. per ton; and ask fOr
1000 pounds, instead of 1900 pounds,
per ton.
The above will take place on Monday,
the 9th. All miners will do well by
staying away.
By order Of Committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-05

A WASHINGTON newspaper CORES
pondent who claims to have been
granted a private peep ct Mr.. Hayes
last annual message, says that among
other things the President will talk
about in his forthcoming state paper
will be the urging OF the destruction
of MormonIsm and polygamy.'
Wen wager that Mr.. Hayes doesn'
urge any such thing. The newspaper
mans enterprise has unquestionably
led him into overstating facts, auC
drawing upon his imagination.