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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-24

I'VE HAVE SEVERAL NICE BUILDING
w lots corner Of Second South and Eighth
East, which have just been re-piotted with
reference to convenience OF alleys, affordlng
ingress to rear of The lots. This is very
pleasant part OF town, neither too dry nor too
wet For parti culGrs apply at our office.
G160O TWO FULL 1MPhOVED LOTS
P4o0V' in the eastern part Of the 18th
60 ion FULL BUILDING LOT. 1OxIo
VS. 4OO' rods, Eighteenth Ward, north
OF Eagle gate, pice location and near to busi-
SI ZOO FOUR FULL GRASS LOTS,
21fOOO five acres in each, 18th Ward
LIVE ACRE GRASS OF IN FHE BIG
Il Field for SI25
HRAss LIT. NINETEENTH WARD, $3.50
Ten ACRES CHOICE FARMING LAND
il in Forest Farm Prices and particulars
at our Office.
s250.-Ful lot DIST Ward.
~ GOD BUILDING LOT, 18TH WARE, NEAR
VI Capt. Booper's, 4x10 rods, for $3.50.
EoLL LOT IN THE 18th WARD, AT a
G7RO BEwITCHING LITTLE BUILD
p ~ ing lot in 18th Ward, near John Il
Gaines elegant residence. 1t is just lovely
Call and see it.
A FRAME ADoBE-LNED HOUSE OF
IA four rooms IN the l1th Ward, near me NJ
corner Of 9th East and Sd South streets; lot
/ 5x2O rods: price, 81 800.
A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE AND FULL
"A LOT, IOx1O rods in the Goth Ward; good
well and pump, corner lot, nice view price
O. ooo -FOUR ROOM FRAME HOUSE
S111OO 18th Ward, full lot, all fenced, nm
ce 0nO SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, GOOD
9O,OOO House and three full lots, covereg
with trees vines and shrubbery, IN command
Il. CTrn
ing springs Considerable building material
goes with it. viii swap for property nearer to
Main street.
G1e00 FIVE ROOM RUSTIC ADOBE
pIOOO lined house; corner lot 5x10 rods
nicely fenced, good orchard; the house Is
beautifully finished inside; fire places ele-
CANT mantlepieces, etc. and has cost more
than double the price asked.
G1S0A EIGHT ROOM ADOBE HOUSE,
910OV 18th Ward, four and half blocks
no To@ o. Sne F aSTRif Room ADOBE HOUSE,
P1OOO 18th Ward, four and a half blocks
|E00n ADOBE HOUSE OF SIXTEEN
p OOV. rooms, cellar, barn. lot 41axl2
rods. 18th Ward, east front, hydrant water,
suitable for boarding house.
GOOD INVESTMENT, A BLOCK Of
a houses at lower end of Main street, con-
slstIng of one brick and six frame houses, all
in good order and well rented; rents psy Is
per cent. per annum on price. Offered for
sale very cheap at 5000. Part on time if re-
quired. 1900
A BRICK BOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS
n and lot 5OxI65 feet, half block west Of
the northwest corner of the Deseret Uhiver-
sity block. Inquire for price and particulars:
q q 100 EIGHT ROOM FRAME HOUSE
pZi1OO high ceilings, porches and good
we'll, well improved lot, south front, in l1th
Ward,
TENEMENT HOUSE, THREE DIyI-
sions of three rooms each, in 18th ward,
near railroad, lot Sx1O rods, pays good interest
on price; 81 400.
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Money Waiting for Them.

1t will be seen by Mr.. Stayner's
advertisement in this issue that he
has a record Of names showing hun
dreds of fortunate persons for
whom money is lying in chancery,
in England, and awaiting the appli-
cation of the proper claimants. Mr..
S. asserts that he has facilities for
securing these amounts probably in
advance of any person in the United
States, as he has valuable Informal
ton on these matters, acquired dur
ing his late visit to Europe. He is
assisted by influential associate at
torneys in London. Some very
large sums are due to heirs in differ
ent parts of the country, and call at
Mr.. Stayner'S Office may be found to
be profitable.
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For Rent.

$3.50 -Four rooms, hydrant water, Eice
ecation.
$500. Two room brick house.
81. Four room adobe house near Warm
Springs.
Six room two story brick, water and gas,
$40.
Business shop, First South street, $50.
$40. Four room brick house and barn, First
Ward.
$40. Four room cottage, Seventeenth Ward,
S25. Five room brick; Twelfth Ward.
$50. Five rooms and cellar in new brick
house, car line, big barn; all new.
SIS. SIX room house, First Ward
INTENTIONAL AND COUNTY SCRIP
4 bought and sold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-24

THOUSANDS OF ladies have founL
sudden relief from all their woes by
the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound, the great remedy
for diseases peculiar to females.
Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham,
233 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass.
for pamphlets.
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CONDITIONS ::

Commission of 81 per cent. against
Bank Draft payable on delivery of Ship
ping Documents; or, per cent. with
half cash, balance drawn for with Bills
Of Lsding. Suitable Produce taken in
payment.
All Trade and Cash Discounts con-
ceded to purchasers. Original Invoices
forwarded when requested.
Liberal Advances made on Consign-
ments.
The Agency represents, Buys and Sells
for Firms.
Every branch Of Personal Agency
Business transacted.
Sample Orders and Correspondence
solicited.
Price List on application.
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BEYOND The RIVER
AtOGy Across the Mississippi is
Held q Convincing Conference.

Il tell you sir, that they are one of the
neatest combinations ever produced, and my
experience of thAt sort Of thing has been
wide enough TO entitle my Judgment to some
respect"
"Oh DONE know responded the first
speakers friend, with a.little yawn, as though
he didn't take much interest in the subject,
81 have never been able to see mnch differ.
ence in those things, They are all pretty
nearly the same size, and made of about the
same stuff.
The talk, Of which The foregoing is q frag.
ment, took place in Gallatin, Missouri, not
long ago, in the snug office of DR.. NJ. P
Flowers, one of the leading physicians of the
state, who followed up the vein in which he
had introduced it substantially in these
wordi;
Nonsense, that is a rigamarole of boy, or
rather Of man 3hS either dosen't know cr
dosen't care what lie says. Those things, as
yen call them, are just as different as the
moon is from green cheese. Now liniments
lotions and Ointments are very good in mos
cases for the relief of pain or Inflammation
But, in hs first place they are unclean. They
5. il the hands and the linen, besides being
always out OF reach when they are mcsf
wanted
''Well, my dear DOCTOR" sighed the traveller
from the north, what would you have9 This
| Is wretched world anyhow, and nothing is
ever at hand when it Is wanted. You Can't
suggest snything-"
"Yes car" broke in the doctor, thunnino
| the table with his fist, Il can suggest BEN,
SONS CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER.
have tried it on my patients, and have tried
1t on myself for an attack Of Neumonia- ana
in all cases relief mas followed lin from fhraa
| to forty-eight hours. The old plasters are
stage coashes-the CapcIne is q telegranb
dispatch. For instance, in case Of Nsursl-
gia, Muscular Rheumatism, Lumbaeo. re-,
ta-ded action of the Kidneys, and"
81 give It MP, doctor, and in cass OF mead
III buy Bsnson's,' said the traveller, pleas.
In the center Of The genuine is cut the word
CAPCINE "o-N
seabury & JOhnsOn Chemists, New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-24

SHOULD YOU be a suffer from dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, malaria, or
weakness, you can be cured by
Browns Iron Bitters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-24

CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured by Shiloh's
Catarrh Remedy. Price soc. Nasal
Injector free. Sold by q. G. M. 1.
Drug Store. "a
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BuiIding Lois,

DULDING LOT CLOSE 10 BUSINESS
ID centre, 9xI0 rods, suitable for one or two
ane residences. Very desirable location.
G5H0 SOUTH EAST CORNER LOT. IL
W 10 rods, Twentieth Wa-d, substan-
tai picket fence on three sides, also old
stable; handy to water, fine view, and pur-
chasers eau, by making a small payment
down, have the option of paying the balance
BY instruments, in amounts suited to their
convenience.
&900 SOUTH FRONT BUILDING LOT.
zz5z10 rods, IN lueerne, Twentieth
Ward. Tight board fence on one side and
picket fence on each end; nice view and
water close; will be sold on the instslrnsnt
plan in sums 10 suit; nice opportunity for
a person Of limited means.
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BANKERS:

PARIS:-George Waters, Esq, 80,
Boulevard des Italiens.
LONDON:-The London and County
Bank, 8. Victoria St.. Westminster
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-18
Correspondents of he Beacon.
WAsnIEcT0x. May n. 1582.

WAsnIEcTox, Aay "A. 1882
hnssrs. Editors Amone the CO.
lamilies q tls times may Is rsekonsd
the deaths q 60 many 81 our great
Literary writer's. Within year. come
q The Leading aarants Of lie world
have yielded themselves 10 khs King
Of 1eFrofs and folded their hands is
the last sleep Tie latest victim
rwln-has nov perhaps ascertain
20 tAe origin 81 The species. The
neBA p his death came a 3 shock fo
manE that loved ths genial phiEoso-
pher Nf Downs and reversed his teach
lneA 4 memoriH meeting was held ut
the Nasional MUSEUM q testify he
grief and respect 81 the Biological Sc
cletg for the memory Of tbs a,eat
dead. Professors Riley. Gill. Dell
asd othar vel known scientists occu-
pied the platform. To the right
portrait q Darwin looked at - with
j. kindly 3tellieoist face,-:to tlss lslI
rs bust ofhim. admirably executsd.
Tie ball ms filed with a.sslack and
cultivated andisncs. and Cor an honf
and . half We listened with unaar-
R1ng interest 20 carefully PREPARED
papers Discussing The life and works
# tie great svoIulionist. His thso-
RS are too well known Tor me to need
TO eater into q resume az their dis
coure. All paid homage 70 The de-
parted lnvssti9atoE.
james Gordon Bsnnelf nsid : ( -
ing viii hEEe II Its h.sazn yaohk Na-
mouna. This eleqan1 vessel Is fitted
mp Like a palace and than IL nothing
more desirable could be conceived IS
It's line. Tapestry, plate glass, stained
glass. Persian rugs. frescoes and cary
ings give soft and voluptuous air to
the interior. On entering these per-
Tuned, dreamy apartments, the irnaq-
ination could float centuries back. and
sing that i was il ''the golden prime
Of the good Haroun Alraschid. !" Ben
nett intended to take the President
and Cabinet down the river for : short
trip, but his pilot made not sufficient
calculations for the depth Of the riv-
er and il consequence the Namouna
ran aground, and its amiable owner
could do no less than pace the deck
and swear and swear. The vessel
stubbornly refused to move and chew
we're obliged 70 wait Tor hfoh tide |
when Bennett steamed away With ! |
Low grounded cpihion Of our noble |
Consul General Wolf from EQvpt |
was received enthusiastically ii the |
city. He i here on q short leave Of /
absence and il rather retioent about |
Egyptian Affairs. However. two or
three weeks il too short . time to sav |
much. unless you are woman.
Major lydecker, the Commissioners
rho takes the place Sf Maisr Twin |
ng, j. an afabls gentleman and Is ex-
oected to give generd satisfaction to
vi. though thai would be utterly, inn
possible. for some of our best citizens
would grumble if an angel had charge
4 affairs. However. any change NAV
better the condition Of the district. SO
70 live in hope.
ERLE.
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PROCLAMATION
CTATE or MARYLAND.
ExBCUTIvR DEFAnTMRxT.
Annapolis, April As. iesz


Whereas. ~ fhe f,~n.r,l A.....,,. :. a.
seseion 81 ISsn. chansrr AZ - - = -
passed entitled ss1r -, J. - 90 Ns.' 80
Eve Of Article faur 81 ne 1...s....s ~ 49,
State 81 Narvland rr,,in., y. ~ y. 80
the Judges Of rhe several e.,s =. n - u
az therein provided. Ara 49,. !. AZ ~ 800
Gle Ia. See. 81 IA fsoe.,,,'.ss,,. - n.s
ernor IL required hv nus,liea ~, 49, - 80
known 20 The nes,.. ~ ~ .s So. g maks
al alasna.neIs 800 \. y ~ STATE me propos-
puhIicaion was ds,y MADE S.e !. re- ssea m'sa a
eighth day Of November. lssi ~ 49,, s ~ ~
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5Ae eivilissd world hss for masy
wssks epzapusly awaited news from
LisutdhAhs DsIong and his ten com
painless let il ths Siberian wilder.
mess II haa coma at last. The worst
fears - realissas Mingled with shs
universal soFrQw over the fate ofths.e
gallant explorers i . deep sense Of
disarsobatioa Of The whole solar
search business. What good has coms
Of this nacrifcs Of hpman life ii the
frozen North'9 Ifsoienee has gained
anything. i i far from commemorate
With w sEfibls cost. Expedition
AFTER expedition goes TO wreck. brave
men at Victims q the crushing ioe Or
- ataEEation on . barren coaat--and
practically nothing hes been added d
lhs weEldh store 81 knowledge that /.
e special value. q even interest. Is
anybody hnt - speculative sci;s5n.
lintn.
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Public Local Law.
ENACTED JANUARY SESSION. 1884.
[PsAli.Asd By AsiAosl,y.I
CHAPTER lsa.

GuAEA61 A84s
AN ACT to authorize the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court of st. Mary's
county TO make out general in
dices TO the Land and Chattel
Records in his Office, and pro-
viding for paying for same.
SscTIon !. Be Il enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland. That the clerk Of the
Circuit Court for 81. Nary's county be and
10 10 hereby authorized and required 20 make
out In fall and legihle handwriting general
indiees TO the Land and Chattel Records In
his oilices commencing with the year eighteen
hundred and twenty-ssFen 70 the passage Of
this act, and he shall Be allowed therefor slse
same compensation a. Is BOW allowed Cor max
Ing nlphaheficai lists Of Transfers Of property.
% he paid for BY = : County Commissioners
Tor 81 Mays county on the certificate u The
chief iusiire or ore ol the associate iuztires or
the seventh judicial circuit that aid wcrk
and labor hiss been properly performed.
SscrsoH 2. AID b il enacted, That The
County Commissi8 eu Of Et&Mary's. county
are and shsy are hsraby &irsried 20 paf
TIE clerk ofthe Circdk COST for Sd. Mary q
county whatever sum n Gins Of money NAV
b fonnd 20 be due hin' nder The 6reeeding
escsion, upon sae Tec@A II the certificate
kheEein required. ~
SkcTIoH ,. Andkeit Aeeaea. That nom
and after the passage q this 1t Il shall he The
duty q sid clerk to eater IN Md general In.
dies al coavsyn&ces shirsafterF ressrfea: fsr
whikh asfsies As shsR - aliosnA ths sau,e
eempenseticn es u allowed fbr similar Sea-
yicsss % BE- paid fsr ~ shs grAafes 20 yhs
eenveyaare - ether eosls are aow paid.
szez.ox =. Ane - Il enactsd. That this
act shall take elect ffom che date of lie 90.
sage,
Approved March 30, lssa.
Ne hereby certify, That the asbreeoinr 4
. correet cory Of an Act Of the Generai As
semh'y Of Maryland, passed January Session,
IN. MILLER,
Secretary Of The Senate.
JOSEPH b. SETH.
Chief Clerk q The House u Delegates.
Nay 10, lesz-sw.
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KEACTED JASUARy SESSION. issa.
Published By AstbOrisy.J

AN ACT to-repeal section one Of
Act to divide the Fourth EIec-
ton District Of st. Mary's coun-
ty, and 70 create an additional
Election District in said county.
70 be styled the Seventh Flee
ton District, Chapter two hun
dred and eighty-three Of the
laws Of eighteen hundred and
seyenty-six, and re-enact the
same 50 as to read as follows:
SEcEloN /. Be Il enacted b.. the fseneral
Assembly q Maryland, That % much al he
Fourth 4ieeiion District a. Sc. MaFy,s esnntN
- iae.n1e9 wifhin tbs folio Ning lines shalt
nsTsslssr . knows as the Ssseath Election
District that y 70 my Beginning A re
cromipg az ST. CIemenfsa nsr Rnas ~ -
stage road. aud running shenee with ria stars
road toward Chapfico unkif Il ranehea sSe
Northeast cad or cornsF of ssNeaEr's Loaf
Z q said stage road: fhemca BY a dfrncf lfnx A.
the bead waleFs ef s.NoaleY Hail cFeeks's
thence By the waters OF the Wscnzalro sra
Potomac FlFssz and So. Cssmemf's hav "a fke
Aesianin9, lnfludinR ihe several Ialarda con
ugaous . ths aiorrsaid riyern.
section 2. And b Il eaacfed, That this
Aes shall take edect from The dale 81 is pas
Approved Nay Ord. Iss7.
We hereby certify, That he aforrea'eu 4 :
sersses eePy y 60 Act o the Generai Assem-
sly % haryiands passed JannsEy susion.
JOSEPH q. SETH.
Chief Clerk q Che Hopss Of Dsiewafee.
y. 81. MILLER,
H@eeaamfw a. the anmnaa
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80 -.
he Baltimore Amaiean declares
that Koek's investigations have o.
taRlishsd The fact that consumption
(tdbePpqlasial is contagious disease.
trlsnittsd " : minute parasite, the
ba ieh surrounds itssIf with
the sub TIE Importance of this
dissasefy ean hardly b ovsr-sated,
for hs iirst step 70 che art Of pre-
ye3alDs q curing disease Is 10 know
What j. Is. II anybydy viii look at
the health reports he win find that
consumption always claims the largest
number 81 victims Perhaps what NE,
have called hereditary consumption
may Be tuberculosis transmitted from
parent t0child. not By inheritance
but BY contagiOn. Ifit Be demon
stratsd that tnbercle is a specific or
ganisms what would be transmitted
BY Inheritance could only Be : sus-
cePtibilaty to tho oontagiOn. and not
the oOntaeiOe itself. The bacillus as
> separate organism was raised for
several generations in Auid-just a.
The ysast germ j. raised in our. kitch- |
ems. By preparing proper fluid and |
planting Che yeast in tend yet, II |
lhe end Of aseries ofsuch brsedines. the |
baeeill6I afsiaily raised prodaosd
tuberculosis when introduced into an |
animak:sHz demonstration Il eom-
plete.. srunt pssblen ! how
. Hill the hAssilli without killing the
patisns =. =
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70 The Travelling Public.

Haviag lsaasd ssse ufonertv 49,. :.
Moore's Hoisl. LnnnSr8so~n' "a =. . - -
!ears commencing The IL q JannsrF. 1esz
respectfully Inform he public that rs mar.
e6smenk VIII nsH = nadsr ny exclusive Al
spared 70 mafnsain IS kfeh rss.s.ss,<.. :. - y
paesie resers = has obtaEn1d II ~ gass go
= increase y u ihe fnfure. Thankfs,l ior ~,
lllsEA. pssresaEe which hAs heretofore hsen
1890 y ne houee. respectfully soiscif
travelling nnlslie. All nevss-. = $3.50. - -
Miz. A. Munre al 1..ss1 ... .,.....,.e1 g
minded thai tie arsSsrss -. s. ~ ~
her haEe baen nlared = nv 49, ..s. - e
meat and lhns ~ fnrsI,e- =.
aslomed ihem. '''''' s''ss ca ps
HkRREkls = M0ORE
xan Z. lasa-..f - 100 70.
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PIANOS TUNED.

II WILL be In 81 Mary's county Cor two
a weeks ltom May i7th, and viii receive or
ders at Lsvnardiown,. 81. MaFy's Seminary,
~. Anryta City and II Mr.. James Il. Lang
iey's, near Noinl Lookout. Persons requiring
THAR pianos tuned can leave ehefr orders A.
the aSoye nAKNed places.
May IL 1851.
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saeed ovosn n. K.oh $500 s:.
rs~s~a9 -. -....s..:,..'. ..ss: -
thees .~4;e~ssf,< s~9 80 ls-ssx- !.
- ..sn,-s1:1.... = 49, !. -
~ ;slse~~sf;o- g .,.~.s~.. = s..4rs -
sSsrn s.s - hies,s . - 49, - -
,,;.~ cssm r~1,i,;ss 49, $50, -. -
RVS reSs,lt 81 $500 -. - 80
nro.lnct;on 81 ~ $3.50 49, -
ran;1 deveter.,e..t 4 s.,I.s-..'i~s -: -.
go Ta;- - - -, - -
afrnfinz - liz. ts.srvx Fkss s..t,~~s..s-.
dira,.a i a.,s - - - -. -.
prugluction A - k.-.;ilr- "a = 49,
- 1900 49, .rot .7..,.'.J =
d;saae.a eor,s;1sc, ~ - -.
= go noss;I;l;f~ - ~o~-~.s.- -
eonnr,sns 81 ! s..l..~-s. ssl' - -
pbvlscf;r - rrewert;ve - s-s,.s -
end ;;s,r,o.kesses ~ 49,. s@s~-..s:-.
expariments. Iris no--;b;l;fv 4 49,
outlined - prnla.-a, s'vnd~ifs~ f~,s-~
hnk this z.on.;k;I;fg s - fo~si' = -.
hopsd. fss San.,Ik - 80 ;~~sss;.'. -. -
-.
.Ths Chinese I'm ~;.,.s H. -.
pfes;denk ase7.rs~ 49, e.. -.
afser So Arn;1sf;en 81 $3.50. -
lromshs pss.srs 81 90 49, -. s-9ss
after fhe exDlrnfion of fSa eersn s
Zen years from fhat daaa ~ nh;rese
lnborsrs. slr;iled 81 'nr-fssiss -:sI -
perraifts1 IA arv;ws 8 80 Tis;,.5
States. TIA aef d. r - 80 srr,.'',s -:
plomakic and Otter oiI.cn-~ e 81.
Chine uovarnnsona rr shS;@ 49,
Ard hsls 100 SSvssts e6o..ld -
ring the ten wears ferpa of e,,~,,srs;s,..
azv master az i vel .se-s~1.S .ssrss.
any foreign mort "a Tie UNITED sfess~
. Chinese laborsr. and cas 1,'s' sask =
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II
HIoH PRTcEoP BEEF.-Those who's,
grovince il il to attend our local mar.
keta need not be informed that tbs
price Of beef, the most substantial q
the meat Fations Of the human hmi-
ly, has taken q decided rise in price b
late-bnt few win know why this 4
the case. Il j. not only in tie East
ern markets that this advance 4 az
perienced, but at tie centre Of the
trade IN meats the same complaint i
made The following points from par
Ties in Chicago, who profess 10 un-
derstand the matter, havebee extrac-
ted:
|. Probably IS many Is fifteen per
cent. Of the cattle on the plains were
killed By Che extraordinary h;tEar
wskkher Of the Winter Of 1890 el
These were chiefly the younger AMI
mails. they being lsast able to bear and
survive the exposure, and the los
thus fell among Che very class Of cat
tle which come into the States II the
Fall. Is i reported that thirty dol
lars per head was paid about : month
ago In Montana for two-year-olds. 10
be taken upon ranches where the des-
tructiOn had been the most severe
Also the large immigration of last
year caused q much larger demand
for cattle to stock new farms. which
was . further drain upon the availa-
bic supply.
2 The scarcity Of corn IN MANY ssc-
lions. and is high price everywhere
rs prevented . great many cattle
rom being fed into killing condition
There were thus fewer 70 market. and
those that were marketed cost more
70 &c them for the hard Of The butch
sr- The number Of animals that wera
kept waiting for grass feed were suf-
ilolently large to make q decline n
prices probable when they come free
" on the market q few weelxn hence
=. From New Kear:s Day g dnts
our receipts Of cattle are larger thar
sor the corresponding time n 1881
but during the last three Or fons
weeks this . reversed, aud the small /
ler supply 10 met By an increasing s = |
nand for export Of enimais for roeaf
five e six thousand animals nov /
cave orr shores weekly for Europe.
There i recently an increased demand /
Q SUPPLY the manufacture Of canned /
'ssz. Two new factories have sprung
p N Chicago during the past few
nonths. The growing demand for
aimed meat Is possibly connected /
nth tho falling OF il the export
covenant Of pork products.
4TNDA1E or ConsuMpxTor.-Praf !
Ohm Tyndall. the noted scientist. -
'ritten = letter q the London Te,acs
Inch IS Of serious public import Il
On 9 series of investigations which
Q and brother scientist. DR.. Koch.
ave been making on The cause 81
assumption q The lungs and cognafa
lssases q the liyer and spleen. Hel
Ids that this deadliest AZ al diseases
caused b the presence II tila bleed
. living parasite analogous to that
hlch u Developed in intermittent
q other fsvers IN the centre Of
= tuberclb cell IS she microscope Or
.nism which has created X The !
IbeEcle Is. II fast. infested with ro.l- :
aped parasites which do not depsnd
700 any virus Undecided IN the dis
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-18

Mr. B. Evssels Smith. editor and
senior proprietor of the SNOW ain
[ Worcester county, 6kicId. died sud-
denly Of heart disease &c the Olaren-
don Hotel, Baltimore. on Wednesday.
He recently had s severe attack q
pneumonia. Mr. Smith was sixty
years OF age.