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A ROBBER KILLED.

Attempt to Rob q Railway Traln-Ths
Conductor Shot.
! OMAHA, NEB., Sept. IA Parsons,
Kansas, special says. Reports have been re
ceived of an unsuccessful attempt TO rob q
north bound Missouri Pacific passenger
train in the Indian territory about midnight.
In the encounter which followed Conductor
Warner was shot, probably fatally. He
killed one of the robbers.
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An Actress shoots nsrnslf.

PARIS, Sept. 1H.-The Russian actress
Fezzhite has shot herself in the apartments
Of the Due de Morney. She Is In precar
ious condition.
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s.Ruehnnaiba.,l

quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid.
ney, Bladder and Urinary diseases. 81.
Druggists.
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4a"Necessty is the mother of invention, y
Diseases Of the liver, kidneys and bowels
Drought forth that sovereign remedy Kidney
., WoIt, winch is natures normal curative for all
those dire complaints. In either liquid or dry
form 1t Is perfect remedy for those terrible
diseases that cause SO many deaths.
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THIRD EDITION
ARKANSAS RUFFIANS
A Russian Actress Commits
Suicide in Paris.
A FORGER PLEADS GUILTY
LAWLEss CHARACTERS.
LAwLEss CHARACTERS.
A County In Arkansas Cursed with
HUMANS.

a county IN ArkRnsAa OursoO WIN
HUMANS.
FAYETTEVILLE ARK, Sept. IA fearful
state OF lawlessness exists in the southern
part Of this county. Several weeks ago q
United States marshal and his posse were
fired upon while attempting TO make some
arrests at the house Of JEFF. Gilliland and
two or three of the party were wounded.
Last Friday night jim Webb and two
Others passed an old man and two boys
camping by the roadside, when Webb
deliberately shot the old man through the
head and rode OF. The sheriff has raised 8
posse of 200 men and is securing the
country. Two men have been arrested, but
Webb has not yet been found.
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TELEGRAPHIC BRESiiIh''

A dispatch from London says pai'0'
the great Yorkshire handicap v,,.
All the forces have arrived At lan1' hn,11'
and General Woolslcy has ie'' -
arrange for an attack. 4 WilI
Charles Pike, noted la%Je, J,,,phout ~
barre, Pa, well known llrouspOf r,Ipg Of AZ
State, died suddenly this mo,n'Hs ,.l
plexy. He was So years OF as'' c,nvent
The State Anti -ProhibitionlsT1ss Tssre INV wal
met In Omaha yesterday. lnsre ,lsre adop @
large attendance. Resolutions a.i,inn ot candida
against voting for prohib,llll,3Ih1 receive receive
aud requiring all VINO siloala ~ oiye plet
support of the eonVenlioi ,.'l', =
to work against prohibition
A pint Of as.f IaF ,ssssnt ,s5 ai;, s,ssis' & s''
can be made from ten'oeH'
Diamond Dye. Try them.
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MILLS BURNED

a Fire Of Nearly a Quarter Of . j
of Dollars.
DENVER, Col, Sept. l2.-Tbe r.!
mills and elevator were burned Hs ~. efI
ing. The loss is estimated Al so9S ius nsd'
insured. They were the larSpsl sTI,iUo] DiI'' 4
state and full of grain. Il 4 tbonas,I ~,,,s
tne fire originated in a spsrt tISusaI ~
earlier. 'Nu was y
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A Regular Meeting

Of the Young Mems Democratic Club, Wed
nesday evening, September 18th, at o'clock
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MORRISON. Near Newark, September 10Th
her S0th year. A' !"
. Relatives and friends are invited to attend tbe
funeral on Wednesday, september 18th at II
O'clock, trom her late residence. To proceed tc
White Clay Creek Cemetery. "
PINkERr0N. On the l1th inst, In this city.
rhebe M, wife Of the late David PInkertOn n
the 69th year of her age. - "
Relatives and friends of the family are invited
70 attend the funeral from the residence of her
son-in-law, Rev. A. T. Scott, 4O6 Fast Fourth
SstIeet, AT p. M, on Wednesday, the 18th inst
lnterment In BrandYwtne cemetery.
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FIHlLApELPHIA, September l2-F1our. DIM
nu pa. Mehk super, S2.7ba300 extra, So 26a3, ,7b
EeIn1hsyiEanla u family, $6. 0Oa$5.l2.
Rye flour, $375ai6O'
po,s,n, neat, steady, but inactive Delaware and
innIsyFahla iaaI u red, sl075za1.Os; do, amber,
7zesd, a9fn, duli and lower for local use steamer
"a 1s"o'' seiiow' 30; mixed, 70 siNo. 3 mixed,
a. oaS, quiet and steady; for spot; No. / white
s9e S9e, ~ NO ~ = 90 47a49, as to location No. do
Rye, nominal, 72a75
TOY Troylslons steady, with fair jobbing demand
H. nrn fancy grades wanted creamery
e4rlh, Ia Soaol DO. good to choice 26a2a
n Western, 25a26 eAA@' Ae2aa
ppn.eese, pa.n, choice firmer; low grades weak.
Whisky, $l.22. NrA0'
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Lost a Cow.

Councilman David R. Smith of the Ninth
ward recently lost a COW, valued at $1OO,
from what is known as the milk fever.
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FOURTH EDITH
NEBRASKA oU7LA'
a destructive Fire IN n.
... Colorado.
BALTIMoRE'S BIG
~-s =
SALTIMoRE's FEsr,v,,
Ueieorating the Battle ot n
. Day. on
SALrIMoRE's rEsr,v,,

.-5. ie OF North POlOl
Anniraraao nnHinrlMohE, Sept, l2.-Tbe s,..
,n,,hh,il,,versary of the Battle ~ ge y Nsxty-s
hn,na ma,en begins the annual orjo,s ri soTtA n |
peing celebrated TO-DAY ourUle sI, FesuV
a. usual , ceremony and displ.S WIN n IHor
h y ciear and the city has beey Inc wd
sSr,,e ~ the severe rain storm Of yes'esa Washed
continued % late into the nirbyt yesterday,
Many buildings on the e"r, mat.
beautifully pea, decorated, and Da1lH aI,G slreef
hss ness Is not entirely suspended end 5Sl,,nougA !,
non nol,day. All municipal otIicn. y ags
ana %, some of the government GSS o,,,. are 1
lhe program for the day Jsits, Il
tlon OF a monument on futs,, = tae E. q
Eo; r. George Armistead, who 1'aw "op,. ~
the British feet. A military rp,,Uarane| na.l
ing and citizen soldiers, UnIopp pAraae ra,s.t q
place. o'sahlzatiOns
Inc city is filled with visitor. g..
section of the Union, and 1'"rs mams IRON iS
occupy the streets and sidsv.1sIIo rIo0|
parade began to move at icsSalks' oicIoas
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H~~%-
CITY ITEMS

Chas. H. Vary, Phila Messenger, sos Market,
sutterley d Co., Photographers, 800 Market st
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-..a VOW srFEERING FL,

coIDIERs NOW SUFFERING F,n' Gf.d.td rsi
y WOUNDS or disease Of oniiIlsd 1hy A to Psa,l9
military service are, are eIependent nloa.iSii,sl
SsI: E$ss sr %RHS s5ss. ssass@ sRs 5 s$ sf s @
their service are also ent,,egin gincrease tlm taIs
pensioners are entitled 70 d a ar Rejected ca1I ci1snI
assistance given in pSaye@ pat II lla ies
many can be allowed ml'l With references KIN
GnonlIPestioh GomPleaie CHARLE LEs 4 GE9ho Wsshags
appalgSs,g aAptpporneys"at-iaw. sl6 F street. lk1
ID O.
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~~~ q
OUR MAILS

N%The black figures denote the Limited
Express trainss -
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-~8~-4N-
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

ChiAtfToSN-SHoLL:-In La SS Philadelphia, on 7tf
INST, by Rev. Bnoch Stubbs. WilIsin -
Clayton and Maggie G. sholl, both Of this city!
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Local Quotations.

. LUUHI yEuOt8tl0nBs
OohtEoTED DAILY BY THE WILLIAM LIZA A
SONS COMPANY, BRAHDYwINR MILLS
III ErK
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS
The Irish.

! Dublin. 24.-Eigbt men st ArnSw,
charged with felony, four Of whom
we're only recently liberated from Kill
mkinhsm jsil, have been remsnded. Il
is Understood the crown bas obtained
evidence from sn inioTmer who made
extraordinary revelations in regard 70 the
existence OF sIwi1espresd co spiracy.
Six more men, mostly released suspects,
have been arrested in connection th
thu murder of Huddys st Tough Mask.
The police claim distinct evidence
se8inst three Of them in consequence Of
Information elected during The ezsmina-
ton OF KerIigan, held for the same crime.
Dublin, 25.-Dill0n will retire from
Parliament on account Of bis ill-heal!h.
The military AMI police Of. County
Mayo evicted fifty iemiles the last few
deys IN the BaroBy OF Err!s and the
people hava b=eB ordered not 20 shelter
them.
Naw York, 21~-Al a meeting Of SUBJ
scri5ers tn the skirmishiHS fund, to-day,
Fsrnell, Dagitt and Dillon requested the
stoppsge # thu agitalion On account Of
.ha iniurious effect on the Land Lesgue
receipts.
Waite bury. Coma, 24.--Msyor Ken
drick presided alta lecture to night on the
Iris2 g estion By A. NJ. Sullivan, mem
Der Ct Parliament.
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cod Shinmates,

This evening r. G. Morris new
comedy drama, "Old Shipmates,
will be presented at the Theatre.
There can be little doubtof the ex-
ceilence of the piece, as it is spoken
Of in the most praise worthy man
ner by the critical press reviewers
Of New York. We make an ex-
tract from the Dramatic Times.
Its only just to one of the best fellow:
to say that ''Old ShipFaates" is booked
to make great deal Of money. an
bound To say, also, that g great mEny
people have expressed the wsrmest ed
miration Of it as drama. This is one
ofthose cssea In which ones opinion Of
3 mans work does not il the smallest de.
gree influence ones opinion Of the man.
The severest critic that Bob Morris had
will be glad 10 know of bis commercial
success.
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$500 Reward

We wiz Gay the above reward fCl
any case OF Liver Complaint, Dys
sDepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Constipation OF COstiyeness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar Coated.
Large boxes, containing 80 pills, %
cents. For sale by al druggists.
Beware Of cOunterfeits and imita-
tions. The genuine manufactured
only by JOIN G. WEST 81 Co. ''The
Pill Makers, 1S1 and IS2 W. Madison
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF a
cent stamp. L. c. II. I. Drug
tore, agent.
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MUSICAL.
Mr. EDIroR;
r DESIRE 10 INFORM YOUR

r DESIRE TO INFORM YOUR
/ many razders shat I am Just receiviog
ron tie Manufacturers in Madgeburg
Ssx0EV and Leipzig, Germany, large
sock Of e CC0RDEONS snd CON
CERTIN AS Oh the latest styles, snd OF
best quality; HARMONIO5S OF tie
best brands, FLUTES FOR ORCH rs
IRAS aud s. Atrial BANDS, PlC-
COLOS, FLIES, VIOLIN s, n snort
every thing In the Music linz. daV-
ing purchased these goods on a Fatt'lg
5fJgket I sm prepared 10 ell "Ao'55S,s::. e
10 Music Dealers sed retail 10 the pQDile,
et uTjc.s ueUeT befoTe ob,GlA-d 0y 'I,e@s'
I have purchased q 7sfy large
,.oc Of American msds go94s ~ y - ~, ~
Manufacturers, such SIS - (, 80 = -
6ANJOS, GUITARS, I3hBCO L.
IN rs. OFCUIEETIb s, BIC, % eA-
Ce-df7glg low prices lCr Cash. lostro-
1l--ts Tar BRASS o. for MARTIAL
PAEDS viii be supplied By En9 st tess
.I5j.~s han cg1 be ob'aj1ed 0ngW@eTe
e.se. this will be evident on e4amlna-
TEE HAsON & HAMLIN OR
CANS ara not edualled By any organs
made. They have proved the nlosJ auF-
able in this country; over l,eUO plf
cbasers IN this Territory say 50. Iae
priucIust rnusicians in the Territory have
bought them for their own use IN prefer
eDce 10 ali Others. They have taken the
first prizes at al The Worlds Exhibi-
tons over all competitors. They
are Acknowledged by the world'5
musicians 10 ba the BES L
CABINET ORGANS MADE in
either Europe or America. +. I. Car
penier'g Organs are ranking next IN
on .lity, and are scattered ell over the
world. and are sold By the largest dealers
with the cresteat satisfaction l have Q
large stock Of these instruments to select
from, at greatly reduced prices Ny
stock OF Pianos viii De found IN
EQUALLED in QUANTITY, VARIETY OF
MANUFACTURE, QUALITY AND PRICE.
SHEET Music and III USIC BOOKS 3
specially; 5000 pieces OF Modern and
Classic Music, Of all grades, 10 select
from. New vocal and instrum entail
music constantly recsived. One
thousand song books, with music,
containing IS popular songs, just pub
lished, for Sc. Peppers entire catalogue
Of music, Of oh grades, for Brass
BANDS, FIFE and DRUM BANDS,
QUADRILLE BANDS, ORCHEsTRAs etc 4,
etc.
l respectfully invite the public to
examine my Large and Magnificent
Stock of Pianos, Organs and other
Musical Goods. which will ba found to
excel the com bined efforts Of tue trade
in this Territory. snd 10 be beyond the
reach of competition 10 Prices or in
QusliLy.
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tsnuIa 10 Trnrel.

New York, 24.-Tbe San ssys Jay
Gould Is going to leave New York f)r a
two years YoJaQe around the world. He
is making ali the necessary preparations
for i. He has been 8 uiying John Russell
Young's bOck Around the Weird" with
General Grant. Heis building or going
to build the largest and fastest yacht
sfoat and hopes to be ready for his trip
by the Fourth of July next. Whether
under such circumstances be Is more
likely to accumulate stocks than dispose
ofthosa he has got is for the great minds
of Wall street to decide.
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AboHe ATn5Ra.

San Francisco, 2l.--Porc Townsend
dispatch: The latest news frem Sitka
states that large quantities of ho0cheDoo
ere manufactured at HooE an and viciu-
ity. Fighting, gambling and Witchcyaft
sre daily occurrences; one quay has been
stabbed TO death and several Others tied
up TO exercise the evil spirit. AtJuesn.
an Indian, while drunk, attempted to
break into The house of a man named
Steel, was knocked down aud severely
Injured. Other Indians coming to his se-
sis:2nce, p geaerai scrimmsge took place
in which aUmber Of indians were badly
hurt, when the miners arrived and drove
the indians off. Tbs natives now openly
threaten 10 murder Steel or any other
white person they can. News from The
mines Is very encouraging. There Is great
disappoin ment Ia lhs tesri.er7 over the
failure II Congress TO provide some form
o. civil government. The people FOR the
present would be satisfied with cours OF
justice. but politicians demand more.
Herring are running IN nyriads, and
the Northeast Trading CompGny's catch
will extend very late into the season. The
general outlook for business il the terri
tory is gratifying,
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The suex Canal.

London, pa Paris disUatch to
the ItHlcS says: Certain directors
of the SueZ Canal have taken alarm
at the view expressed by the Times
in the article On the Suez Canal. In
order to dispel any anxiety in regard
to England starting q second canal,
they seem inclined to effect an ull-
derstanding. which would give
England full satisfaction and per
feet security for the future while
guarding the general interests at
stake. This probably viii be the
way in which the canal question
will be settled.
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At GOIdberg.S.

Wholesale buyers viii find the
largest and best stock Of ready
made clothing suitable for their
trade, at eastern prices, at
L. G0LDBERG'S.
Retail buyers of clothing can OBJ
tain good fashionable business and
dress suits equal to custom make,
at half price, at
i. GOLDBERG'S.
The largest stock Of Overcoats,
listers and ReYersables, all OF this
falls importation, at prices to suit
everybody, at L. GOLDBERG'S.
Nobby Hats, at
i. GOLDBERGS
\ handsome line of Underwear,
just opened. at l.. GOLDBERG's.
The largest and best selected
stock Of Boys and Children's Suits
and OTercOatS now offered at way
down prices, at j.. GOLDBERG'S.
Boys and Childrens Hats, in end
less variety. at L.GOLDBERG's.
Remember by buying your cloth
ing OF me, sou get them from the
first hand (the manufactured at q
saving OF Is per cent.
i. GOLDBERG.
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The Collectors.
NEPHI, UTAH. Sept. I'D, 183:

NEPHI, UTAH, Sept. I'D, 1882.
Editors Her ali:
With due respect to your cores
pondent 81. D. j. / viii say that
the laws cited By him, in your issue
Of this date, have 10 bearing upon
the question rs to who shall collect
the territorial. school, and county
taxes for the year 1882. The term
OF the Office Of each collector in
Utah Territory for the year 1892.
according to law Sec. 3, page Il,
Laws of 1880 continues, and does
not expire until May 81. 1888, and
one appointed to the Office of col
lector for any county In this terri
tory, where vacancy has not been
occasiOned by death, resignation, or
disqualification under the Edmunds
bill, would have no such taxes to
collect until June lst, 1888. (Sec. 3,
page A., Laws Of lSS0.i AppOintees
certainly cannot claim more official
rights and privileges than properly
elected successors to the present
collectors could have done, had
there been a regular election held
in each county, on the first Monday
in August. The slate law Of Con
gTess" gives the governor of Utat
the right to fill vacancies. Vacancies
may exist in the Offices of collectors
in this territory on the first day o.
June, 1888, not. before that tiue, eX
cept as above specified. The fore
going is not a prophecy.
Yours respectfully, w. 3.
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Clearly Criminal.

New York. % AT the corouer'e in
quest to night, concerning the disaster in
the tunnel of the New York Central
Railroad, RswsoD, telegraph operator,
testified ia effect hat he was hurried and
excited With the multiplicity OF reports
and dispatches; thai bis flag signal was
out Of order on account Cf The rain, and
did not unfuri when he wanted It; that
other operators we're using the wires IN
sendiag signals; that IgS trains passed his
station daily. &c was held ia SO 600
bsil; tina brakeman and conductor in
g, 600 each.
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Temperanee Apostles

St. Louis, 24.-Ths Lord Bishop of
Rochester, England, accompanied By
Robert Graham, secretary Of the. Church
Temperance Society, arrived here last
night, and are guests of Bishop Robert
son, of the Episcopal church The Lord
Bishop preached twice to-day, and Mr.
Graham three times, aRd tomorrow they
hold Temperance meeting On We5nes-
day they leave for Kansas City and Den,
yer, where they speak on the subject Of
temperance.
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The KEng Killer.

Visnna, 25.-Oyerdank confesses that
he drew lots with confederates TO decide
who should attempt to take the life Of
tie emperor, srd ne intended TO throw
the bomb into the garden OF Miramie
Castle.
The high court Of Venice has given
an opinion il 8 case Of the recent arrests,
thas the extradtion Of sssassins shall
take place If they conspira sgainst the
life Of the Emperor Of Austria on Italian
territory.
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ATRoCIOUs TO be Wheeling
Snufing and Barking with a cough
or cold, and thus annoying people
when you go to church, the opera or
the theatre. Rectify the disorder
with HALE'S HONEY OF HORE-
HOUND AND TAR, and render your
self less Objectionable as a cOmpan-
ion, and avoid more serious sore
throat or lung troubles. Sold by all
druggists.
PIXIES TooTHACHE DROPS cure in
one minute, ,
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A smooth thief

Louisville, KY, 25.-Three strange
men entered the jewelry store of Cook
q Sloss, looked over some goods and IN
der pretence of making y purchase and
without doing so left. The proprietors
soon diseoyered that ths shop had been
robbed of stock valued at s. 600. The
articles consisted of diamond ] welry.
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Connecticut EInoa

Waterbury. Conn, 24-TkTse inches
Of rain in lhres hours here on Saturday
night. The streets sTe Inundated and
cellars h0oced. Hill street is impossible
for teams. The NsugstUck River over
flowed. Tire supports Of q costly iron
bridge in process Of construction were
washed away and the completed por-
ton fell Gaming 8 loss of $4,000.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

THE PROVO MANTFACTUBING
z Company, have E'gh:y Thousand
Dollars (SS0,01Ol worth OF woolcr goods
now ready for market, ard which must
be sold during tha next ninety Gqys
Our celebrated b,EnSCts a7e CcltsLlie
by L q N. /, and can &c found 20 -e-ail
% nearly all the stores IN Use e-ri.oIy.
The attention Of wEol se'a tuycr- Is
respectfully called 10 cur iiE s goods
ard their cFde.s kindly 50 icis1.
PROVO MANUFACTURIEG GO.
so JAMES DUNN, Supt.
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PERSONAL.

Major GOrlinski has returned
from New York.
c. ". ScofeId is again in the city.
j. BrOughton and wife are down
from WalkerYille, Montana.
w. H. Rowland, New York, was
among the arrivals from the east
last evening,
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Gladstone and the arOrmons.

London, 25-Glads.one, replying 10
. correspondent ejterAtes the declaration
that he was unable 70 interfere With tie
operations of the Mormo1s in England,
So he presumss their converts 90 with
them willingly.
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aoHErARx ARD sroVAs

New York, September q. 1882.
Mcney.T071z; government lower;
sticks, weak; W. Union, 891l; Quick
silver, s; Pacific, Wells Fargo, l29;
n. Y. Central, 1887; Erie, 4215; Panams,
I67: Denver s. re, $3.50; Union Poetic,
lll35; bonds, 1152l; Central Pacific. 92%;
bonds, lI415; Sutro, 4
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That terrible scourge fever and ague, and
its congener, bilious remittent. besides sffec-
tons Of the stomach, liver and bowels, pro-
dueed BY miasmst air and water, are both
ersdicated and prevented bE the use 0f Hos
letters Stomach BfiteTs a purely vegetable
elixir, Endorsed by physicians, and more eX-
tensiTely used as q remedy for the above
class Of disorders, as well rs for many others,
than ony medicine Of the age.
O. For sale by an Druggists and Dealers
e. generally =, - iy&
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WE HAVE just opened q fine as
sOrtment of Ladies' Embroidered
Cashmere. Chudda, Monte, Partisan
novelties in Dress Patterns, from
our new European importation.
call and see them at
L. AUERBACH 81 BRO.
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NOVELTIES IN Black and Cream
Spanish Fichus, Scarfs, Lace Collars,
Real Laces and FlOuncing Laces in
all widths, Just received from EU-
rOpe. At I. AUERBACH s. Bro.
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Obituary.

Gotteugen, 25.-Friederich Wachler,
eminent chemist and director OF the
Chemical Institute here Is dead.
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The COss.

Panama, Sept. 1.-THE cost 90 the
war to Chilli to the present is $50, O0G 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-26
JOHN W. LOWELL

VIII receive a large supply OF
above goods during the next ten
DAYS. and intending purchasers Will
find it to their interest to call and
examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere: MEa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-26

Is. Orders from the Country will
receive cur Prompt and Careful
Attention,