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You Have No Excuse.

Have you any excuse for suffering
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint?
Is there any reason why you should
go on from day to day complaining
with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache,
Habitual Costiveness, Palpitation Of
the Heart, Heartburn, Wsterbrasb,
Gnawing and Burning Pains at the
pit OF the Stomach, Yellow Skin,
Coated Tongue and Dissgresabie
Taste in the Mouth, Coming Up OF
Food after eating, Low Spirits. etc. 7
Mol 1t is positively your own fsul. if
you do. Go to your Druggist and get
a Bottle of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER.
For 70 cents your cure is certain, but
if you doubt this, get Sample Bottle
for 10 cents and try il. Two doses
will relieve you. au15
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evidence of what little political op-
position will do. The registers Office
was crowded from early morn till
evening by persons who wanted to be
certain that their names were in the
list. and several hundred who had
been negligent heretofore in the mat
te-, found that they we're net eligible
to vote By reason OF their carelessness.
The Peoples Party could almost
afford to pay the Liberals for what
they ale doing, ga the brief activity
has already made it certain that the
people will attend to their political
duties for q year or two TO come.
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Strangers from the Tropics

Visiting this country will iud HALE's
HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR q
superior remedy for the Coughs,
Colds and Bronchial difficulties which
q change from a torrid to q temperate
cline always engenders. Cubsns
who have tried it are loud in its
praise. In fact. it hes no equal in
the phsrmscopoeis, or among propri-
etsry medicines, as a cure for Throat
or Lung complaints. Procurable OF
all druggists at so cents and 81.
Great saving by purchasing large size.
Henry II. Kellogg, Walertown, N.
Y, writes: 81 have quite a sale OF
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUED AND
TAR; use it in my family and recon-
mend it."
PIXIES TooTHACHE Drops Cure in
one minute.
USE INSTEAD OF UNwHoLEsoME
COSMETICS, GLEkE's SULPHUR SOAP,
which puri6es and beauties the
skin. HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER
DYE, Black or Brown, SOC. s22
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ATLAsT they have captured VERT
able sea serpent of the coast of Brit
ish Columbia. It has several Of the
regulation features, but is fraud in
the matter Of length. Heretofore the
sea serpents that have been seen, but
not captured, Including the famous
Bear Lake monster OF recent date)
have ranged in length from fifty to
500 feet, but this curiosity of the
north measures but six feet, and ia
therefore insignificant. However, We
must not condemn it on account Of
It's diminutive size, as it may be
young one, or possibly was injured in
iss youth and thus stunted. The
"animsl" is to be preserved in spirits
and sent to Canada.
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RAILROAD DIFFICULTIES.
HOt-Headed MeXicans and
EnterpriSing Americans.

San Francisco, 22.-Tucson dis.
patch: The daily Star will publish the
following tomorrow morning: A
gentleman, just arrived from Gusy.
mas, Informs US that bad blood is
breaking at that place between Mex
leans and Americans. s newspaper
has been started called the Monitor
del Commerce.. 1t attacks violently
the railroad company, and is insult-
ing to all Americans. Lately the
editor and author OF the insulting
articles was challenged success
sively by different Americans to
mortal combat, but declined to
fight. They charge that the
railroad company is working with
out the approval of their con-
eession: that the only order issued
by the Mexican government is one to
admit the material for the road at
the custom house, free of duty; that
the officers of the company, in Quay
mas, have located town called New
Gusymas, distant two miles from the
cid town; have laid out streets AID |
christened them American names, all
of which the Mexicans claim is
contrary to their laws, but is es
specially insulting to them, and will,
in case the plan OF the new town IL
carried out. ruin Old Gusymas, IS
sll the trade and commerce will 90
to New GusymaI. They also make
charges against their OVID agent,
Colonel Moreno, the engineer
appointed By the Mexican gov
srnment 10 act in concert
With Mr.. Morley, engineer of the
company, alleging that besides the
Ialary paid him by the railroad COM
oapy OF S400 per month, they have !
Iiven him valuable contract for I
trading a portion OF the road, thus {
making him body and soul the instru s
nent of the railroad company. These {
re few Of the charges uttsred by c
be newspapers. The Mexicaus at C
be Port of Gusymas are excited, and
{ Hermocillo alarmed. When the
tage left Hermocillo, it was reported a
cat tie agents of the company bal :
pplied to the governor OF the state for
uarantees for protection TO life and
roperty and the Mexicans st Quay
las are inclined to believe that trou- 0
Is may arise. Our informant met
! Hermocillo, an employe Of the
who gave mp his position
I'd left Gusymas on that account. 2
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Others I'm II.

Brattleboro. Vt, ga telegram
announcing the arrest, at Omaha, of
the defaulter. s. NJ. Waite. late presi-
dent of the Firat National Bank OF
this place. created excitement only
equalled by the first news Of his
defalcation- and flight. last June.
William E. Waite, son OF the de-
faulter, said tonight: ''Lf father is
brought back here, others will have
to share the punishment for COM
plicity.
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mRs. JuDsoE's GHOST.

DR.. Waylard, in bis Lille OF Jud-
son." has but feebly portrayed the
scene of Mrs. Judson's funeral. Our
decks were crowded By sailors of I'll
nations, and every flag VS. at half
mast. while leng line Of boats took
ours in tow, and on arrival at the
wharf the clergy OF every denomins-
ton formed the head of the prGcss-
sion, which moved through the main
street, while ell the shops were closed.
My recollectiGus OF DR.. Judson are
Of the most agreeable kind. Deeply
afflicted as be was by his loss, be still
maintained a cheerful demeanor, i'm
pressing all of us with love and VEN
erstion for bis character. His life
was constant sermon.
but scores like that of the death
and funeral they had lately witnessed
prepared the minds of the crew for
the access of superstition. Soon after
leaving 81. Helena the second mate
called me suddenly in the night. The
poor fellows tone evinced that he was
as much frightened as we're the sail
ors, who, he said, had seen a ghost.
ga ghost, Mr.. Bronson?" l asked.
"What kind of a ghost?"
Mrs. Judson's. sir; We can all see
it in the foretop."
"PshaWl"
Captain, do come on deck, 90,
and you will see it for yourself r.
piled Mr.. Bronson.
Well, as l had nsvsr seen ghost,
l complied with bis request, and
walking into the wsist, where the
watch we're gathered in stupefied
smazemsnt. they pointed their
trembling fingers to the foretop,
whisperiDg, in hushed voic ss,
'There she is, sir-look at her,"
Yes, there she was-a perfect
figure Of woman in a white dress,
with ou.stretched arms and a CHASTITY
face. l will confess that no little
establishment was combined with my
Incredibly. l had been awakened
from sound sleep to behold thiI
visitation with lali-opened eyes. Blu
in moment [ sa= the cause OF The
singular deception.
"Boys." said, "who will go with
me toto the foretop and speak t.
herr"
There were bravs men among tht
crew who would have gone aloft OF
my order 10 send down a royal yard
even if they thought the mast nigh
go over the side, but now zone o
them would stir. At last | said, "DS
yea think it is my place 10 go VI
there and stow that tOp-gsllapt stud
ding sail?"
Then they understood the meaning
of the appsrition. This sail. which
when not in use, was dashed agains
the foretop-msst rigging. had 60
adrift. and spreading itself across L
the foremast head, had assumed tn
weird and uneartbly appearance of
ghost. SO this puzzle for metaphysic
ians was solved.
| Had sent the men below and gnn
up and slowed the sail myself, as
vas tempted to Go. no argumen
would ever have convinced them tina
they had not seen the ghost OF Mrs
Judson.-Captain John Co1man, il
Harper'S Magazine for October.
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A Fact Worth Knowing.

Are you suffering with Consump-
ton, Coughs, Severe Colds settled Oh
the Breast, Pneumonia, or any
disease of the Throat and Lungs? II
60, go to your Druggist and get a
bottle OF BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP.
This medicine has lately been intro
duced from Germany. aid is selling
on its own merits The people are
going wild over its success, and Drug
gisis all over our country aie writing
Us of its wonderful cures among their
customers. II you wish to try its
superior virtue, get Sample Bottle
for 10 cents. Large size bottle rs
cent?. Three doses will relieve any
,ase. Try it. su15
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A BACK-ACTIoN GUN.-Ten years
ago last winter l went out into the
woods, where bear and psnthers was
thicker than gum-cbeTers in female
academy. l soon got my eyes onto
a big, noble-lookin' bear. Ny gun
had been loaded with bigger charge
of powder than usual. l just pulled
bead onto that besr, and crack went
the rife, and over went the
bear. while my gun just give one
powerful kick, which laid me out fiat
or the ground. But the best of the
thing was this: 1 didn't see a big
panther that was Oh the bluff behind
me, and as l shot the cuss jumped
for me, only to meet the butt of my
gun, which was going his way, and
the ugly varmint fell dead, with his
skull crushed in by my gun-stock -
Whitehall Times.
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Very Profound and Very
Logical.

Chicago, 22.-Inter- Ocean's Wash
ington: Interviews with Comptroller
Knox, Treasurer GilfiIlan and a
prominent city banker, Mr.. Riggs,
show that never before YVES there
60 much idle money in the national
banks waiting for long and secure in.
vestment. These gentlemen regard
this as evidence that capitalists are
timid about using their money in
business until assured of republican
success and of the defeat of imitation
schemes and the wildcat financial
and business operations which always
have been, and are now likely to be
pursued by the democratic party il
they gain control of the nation.
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THOUGH WE have no sympathy With
the moEgrel organization calling it.
self the Liberal party" We are
pleased to note the activity displayed
by the gentlemen. We hope they
will continue as they have begun,
that they will hold meetings, make
speeches, employ bands of music,
canvass the voters, urge their followers
to register and vote, and, in fact, that
they will do all that lies in their power
TO elect their nominees to office.
There is no danger that the Liberal
party will carry an election for many
years to come, even should the dis
cordsnt elements OF which It is COM
posed be able to hold together for any
length of time; but the industry and
effort displayed by the party will have
beneficial effect upon the people
whose interest it lie to have coed Off
GERS and honest government. Il is
fact that the masses were becoming
negligent. careless and sleepy. They
did not care whether they voted or
not, they took little interest in the
primaries or the nominees, and with
out taking extra trouble the assessors
were unable to get The names of quail.
fled voters upon the registry lists.
The sleepiness was bordering upon
danger, which It is hoped will be
avoided hereafter. The Liberals will
be able TO aIolss the people,
and for this reason We are
pleased to note the activity
Il Tia fogmeT, Last week We saw an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-23
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
THURSDAY MoRNNa. SEPT. %. 1880.
TIE DAILY Herald is publisher

TIE DAILY HERALD is publishep
every morning, Mondays excepted, at
East Temple Street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
ING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY. Sub
scIiption price $40 80 per snnum, post
age included; parts Of year at the
same rate. To weekly subscribers
collection made by carriers, 25c. week.
THE SEMIWEEKLY HERALD is
published every Wednesday and Satur-
day morning, at $3.50 q yesr; six
months, S175; postage included.
THE WEEKLY HERALD is published
every Thursday morning, at g year.
six months, Sl.25, postage included.
Postsge outside the U. S. and Canada,
extra.
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VALLEY HOUSE.
EXHILARATING,
SPIMULATING,
RECUPERATIEG.

Are the invariable effects OF Ithose Elaborate
Punches, Cobblers and Iced Mixed Beverages OF
all descriptions, which Auer Murphy are
dsily compromising for their numerous patrons
who frequent the Occidental -
Choice and Select Brands Of Wines. Liquors
and Cigars, both Imported and Domestic,
always kept in Stock.
N.B.-Bottled Wines and Liquors for Fami-
lies, E1carsionists, Tourists, etc, at greatly
reduced prices.
AUER & MURPHY. Props.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
Spelling for SeaJps.

Galveston. %. Metcs' Dennison
special: Reliable information says the
Cheyennes sre again threatening. A
few days ago party of 200 well
mounted visited the agency at Fort
Reno, and became very demonstrs-
tive. even slspping the sgsnt's face
and then ransacked the coalmissary
stores at Wichatah Agency.
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Great Merit.

All the fairs give the fret premiums
and special awards of great merit to
Hop Bitters, as the purest and
best family medicine, and
we most heartily approve OF
the awards for We know they de-
serve it. They are now on exhibition
at the State Fairs, and we advise sll
to test them. See another column.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-23
THE CINCINNATI Enquirer aptly ex-
presses it thus:


For twenty years Maine has been a
herald Of victory for the republican
party; it is now the herald of its defeat.
For long years before 1860 Maine had
been q sign board in the elections; it was
such yesterday. There are only three OF
four other states in the country so
infexibly republican as Maine ard
Maine leaves the republican party in
1880. What states will remain in the
republican ranks? Two or three days
ago the republicans were claiming a
majority of 1900 in Maine, and demo-
Gratis were willing to concede majority
OF 5, coo to 10000 Maine, therefore has
revolutionized the canvass. In the
Maine election the Union soldier hiss
spoken. The men desiring a change
have spoken. Men who have watched
the waving of the bloody shirt and
listened to lies about southern briga-
diers," ard a ''solid SOUTH" and the
"rebel debt" ETC., have spoken in scorn
of the falsehoods while gallant Union
soldier was the democratic candidate for
the governorship of Maine, and while
most iilustriOus Union soldier was the
democratic candidate for the presidency.
The people have taken up the campaign
in spirit Of fAirmindeduess and intel
igence and patriotism.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
September %. 1880.
WALKER HOUSE.


WALKER HOUSE.
FE Birge, San Francisco; A Ballard
and wife, J L Re Qua and wife, Miss Z L
Re Qua, a Gross, J + Hanvar New
York; Mrs Anderson, Henry Woolner,
Ransford Smith, Osdrn; Miss Bush,
E Wright, Eagle Rock; N Goldberg,
Bingham; l. Hubbard, Cambridge,
Mass; Mrs ii w Donaldson, Beaver; l.
Rothgerber, Denver; K i Sesbury ir,
Peoria; c X Gillett, w T Chandler. Chi
eago; j Whgner, Australis; j II Pratt,
Wyoming; z King, Cleveland; Mrs A h
Irving, Mrs A l. Reilly, VIM Morrison,
Charleston, S G; D d Spencer, Corinnei
Mrs II Mix, Albany, n Y; Louise Nc
Farlaud, Brooklyn; w II Kingber,
Truckee; a G Emerson, Provo; II s
Lubbock, Silver Reef, w a Clinton,
Philadelphia; e II Dewey, Omaha; g w
Hill, Cheyenne.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
A Gorges, jr, Cincinnati; K II Rogers,
Challis; Mrs K D Clark, Master Clark,
CA Lyndon, Bingham; II U Wallace.
Alta; Presley Denny, Beaver Col d l.
Buzz, Montana.
WHITE HOUSE.
FB Horton, F A Stephens, Ogden; H
Petersen. Stockton; p Phe,an, 1 N Swan,
F Cooking, Bingham; F Applewhite, F
Mayhem, San Francisc0; A f Moore,
PARK City.
VALLEY HOUSE.
Mccall, Park City; Mrs NJ a Carl.
Kelton; q II Slugh, st. George; ] w
Gibson, Gnnnison; p Becker, Ogden; j
T Sullivan, j Welsh. P Murphy, Eureka;
I N Foote. Arizona; Mrs NJ Bemis,
mother and two children, Echo; Thomas
K Belling L V LOOMS, San Iran
cisco.
CLIFT HOUSE.
w F Kiter, Yankton, D T; J W
Means, Skull Valley; Dominek DignSn
Park City; A 2 Beebe, Rochester, N y
VIM Flynn, Alta City; Newton Dunyon
Deep Greek; J Bonnermost, Wyoming
Territory.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, IN and fCT Salt
Lake County, Territory Of Utah.
In the mstter of the Estate of B. G.
Snedsker, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
y the undersigned Administrator Of
said estate to the creditors Of and all
persons having C. aims against said est to,
TO exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the
publication of this notice. at the Office
formerly occupied by said deceased,
Romney Block, Main Street, Salt Lake
City.
J. W. SNE0AKER,
Administrator ofthe Estate Of
B. @. Snedaker, deceased
Dated Salt Lske City, Utah Territory,
this sd day of September, 1880. s23
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LOOK HERE !!

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CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

A Gorges, jr, Cincinnati; K Fl Rogers,
Challis; Mrs r D Clark, Master Clark.
G A Lyndon, Bingham; II U Wallace.
Alta; Presley Denny, Beaver; Col d b
Bue., Montana.
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WHITE HOUSE.

FB Horton, F A Stephens, Ogden; Z
Petersen. Stockton; p Pheisn, 1 n Swan
F Cooking, Bingham; + Applewhite, +
Mayhem, San Francisco; A F Moore
PARK CITY.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
c0UNTY or ANDERSON.
Z! is,CYIps, OY7; 6,FtNanfSSys rsTsae-.tf f,s.

- = 80 s-lA-t1+H ~ - ASAatas5s
Samuel Smith, Eohert Smith and John NJ. Smith.
plaintifs, against LORENZO fsRrris. Matilda
ts.:.s, s.si.oy stErhpns6n, Jonn Dairy mple
William Dalrymples Nancy Casey, Martha J.
Slater. Elizabeth Leyerett and En.ellne Rucker,
DeiendantS.-Sun'aons for f-co=.piains moi
To the Defendants Martha J. slafa-, Elizabeth
Leyerett and Emeline Rucker 7Tf7
,VOU are hereby summoned and required 10 an.
n swer the complaint In This tctlon . copy or
of Common Pleas, as Anderson g. n, s. c.. and to z
serve copy OF your answer TO tho said complaint
on the subscriber ne their Office, Anderson 8. II,
exclusive Of tho day OF such service and ii yon
tail to answer the complaint within che time nfore-
gsid tho plantids in this action viii apply to the
for the relief = demanded N in the complaint.
MURRAY & MURRAY,
~ Plaintiff Attorneys
TO tho Defendants Martha ]. slhter Elizabeth Law
erett and EmellEa Rucker: nv sf9Tss 5.iS
take notice, that the object of this action, in
to set aside Deed niAde by Ms. Martha H1rfins
70 tho Defendants Lorenzo D. Harrig, of the prern-
ises described below and to obtain partition Of the
same TO be made. among the owners thereof, BY
to obtain sale thereof 10 DO made, and 8 dtgison
pL the proceeds ~ cannot be made With
pns ; prejudice 10 tho Interests Of the ogpers
ComplainJ as followa a eartaiIi Tracs or s,nsesi
OF l.5nd, containipg Six hundred and aeTenty-flye
ncfes tnpre OF less altuhte yIn and being In tho
.Sts 9i sopth C:,solina nnd County OF AnieTson
lying on both sides or the Grcenville and Coiun,-
bia ono mile southeast OF Bolton boii.fi-
ss e, By lands of WEI c. Brown William TelfpTd and
THSR RHT5SSB1l claim 1, slIast
Dec %, 1879 "a & q 80 @ -
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No STonr HARn TfMra.--If you will
ston spending so much on iine clotiles, rich
faod and style, buy good, nealtEy food,
cheaper and better clothing RSs moro reet
and substantial things os lie every way,
and especially stop the foolish habit OF era.
ploying pepsire qCsek doctors or usJpg
doas ott cnIy hafins but put yous truss ia
silnt simple, pure remedy, Hop AYtsesS /;
that cures Always at O riding cost, atiS you
VIII SO good hrnes and haye good health.
- Cggonseic
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olsli CaroIlIia nailfoatl.

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6er tfelns viii ram ~ feIopa.
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lcese Cesutnnt al6 400 /, n, 9s9 > 81
AftlyNnt eiiafi ~ III 715 u M Bf & n
Arrive st ,osf e 10 n NJ ~, 930 x ~
Affise ~ tAnsd en,..,.fS aoou no PA n
UP. sol
Iiease IS. 20 4 Ia $40 4 81 sIs 3 q,
s's4ss a z w; S. q a. 7.ge 3 N
-sflsre at Col 50 n Il 10 y liz E11 4 fs
tue ight Ksitg Col hl 50 F, ~
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etealnnle 81
~ 7IgppInF c4TE re run ~ q, fiafias-
t01 nad Hate anip ~ s fyr 4 tlouiils
leftl, - ils ~ y l,rent r6inS0tis Z
John K. PECK, Gen. sauft &
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that the new light supplied ell that was
needed for Gtrecs end housa puyposxs.
DR.. Z. d.. Ward, o well Known pbysici:n
Of Newark, who, being personal friend
of Mr. Edison, has devoted much time 70
investigating the light, aaid that the sue
cess of the new Light exceeded his most
sanguine expectations.
Mr. Edisop announced that exhibitions
of the new light would be continued un-
ill further notice, and that a'l persons
who dedred 70 investigate would Be well
come ut MEMO Park, but he did not wish
too many people ct once. "Let the folks
string along" he added, "and we will
treat them with due attention"
GAS STOCK FAILING.
NEW YORK, December 24.-At Ne
first sale Of gas stock to-day since the ,y,-
nouncement OF Edison's successful COM
pletion Of the electric light lower prices
prevailed, tho decline being about Eve
per cent. The opinion prevails that
there will be q further decline, partly,
however, Ia consequence Of the war be-
tween the gas companies that has been
waged SO long and is continued.