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TIE UTAH BOYS VISIT TO ZION.

Jimmy Mason, resident on farm neal
South Cottonwood, came to Salt Lake q
week ago. Jim doesn't come to town very
often, SO when be was here he struck q
good many OF the boys, went through the
saloons, shooting galleries and generally
took In the sights" He went home
yesterday, and was met at the front door
by his dad.
Hello. James, my boy, so you're home
at last?'
swell, I should SMILE" said Jimmy,
biting off big chew of nasty weed.
What kind of time did you have %
asked the father, cycling him.
Had boss time. Made two dandy
mashes got left on one just in time to
collar the last one she was kind of clumsy
and toot."
"My goodness You don't say SO, y
said the old man looking towards a big
apple tree.
:" Yes, slung more tafy than you can
get on stick. Why, you dizzy old wretch,
she's plumb gone on me. -
You surprise me, said Jimmie's father.
" And what else did you do"
"Gave EN- two balls and rolled ont on
scratches went broke on two kings and
an ace; filibustered on dark horse ;
swung the clubs; diced for the brew, and
stood off the hotel bill. Do you tumble ?"
Tumble. Oh, yes I'm tumbler."
Well, took in the paralyzed
the girls, you know-kind of struck 'em
dumb; then was going to shove some of
queer, but quailed."
"Did you put resin on your back before
you came home ?" inquired the cid man as
he broke big branch of the tree and care
lessly trimmed it.
All, cheese it You are giving me
taffy. Resin on my back Amt you
getting kind of fresh? Go and sit on ice. +"
This was enough. James Mason, senior,
made one reach, gathered part of coat, an
ear ard several locks of hair, and then an
uninterrupted wad of lightning played
across the junior, intermingled with cries
from the boy, and such expressions as
"OD, I'm whole city full of saloons, beer
gardens, horse races and shows when Pm
started p from the old man, and when he
got through the boy James crawled to the
ditch and sat down, while the old man re.
marked, as he sat on log, You'll be 60
ing to town and getting esthetic next
[Salt Lake Tribune.
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A MIDNIGHT SIDEWALK MARRIAGE
Lee Hale and Miss Katie Morgan had long
loved each other, but the parents of Miss
Katie objected TO the union. An elope-
ment had been determined on, and Sunday
night was the time set. The father and
brothers of the young lady by some means
had got an inklipg of what was going on,
and determined to watch and wait deyel-
opments. About II o'clock Sunday night,
by the gas-jets, the form OF Lee Hale wss
seen approaching. A minister had been
procured, and, in company with few
friends Of the bridegroom, were standing
at reasonable distance on the pavement,
The unusual crowd on the street attracted
q few policemen to the scene, but as soor
as it became known what was in the wind
no interference was made. Miss Morgan.
on the approach of her lover, attempted to
leave the house to join him. Her cruel
father and brothers caught hold of and at.
tempted to intercept her, but she broke
away from them and ran to the head of the
steps. BY come unaccountable accident
the young lady stumbled and fell headlone
down the steps. Fortunately she was not
injured further than a few unimportant
bruises on her body. Mr.. Hale stood at
the foot of the stairway, and, raising the
girl in his arms, assisted her to where the
minister and friends were standing. Every.
thing being in readiness, they were united
in marriage in less than three minutes. All
the high contracting parties stand we'll SO.
ciaily. --lChattanooga Dispatch.
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BUYING AN ovsRcoAr.

Yesterday morning tall young man of
20 landed at the Union Depot with a
bundle under his arm, and after three or
four minutes spent in getting his bearings.
he walked up Jefferson avenue and turned
into clothing store.
Do you wish to try on some coats and
VESTS for dollar ?" asked the proprietor.
as he rushed from behind the counter.
No, guess not. Do you deal on the
square ~
My trent, dot is exactly What l does.
vas SO square dot / loss So, 600 last year.
Can sell you an overcoat for ten dollar -
No, guess not. Here is an overcoat
that bought of YOU four weeks ago."
Bought of me-"
"Yes; think you are the man. When
got it home we found that it was moth.
eaten. l can pick it to pieces in dozen
places"
ais dot possible! Und how much you
pay, ayr. a.,,...
"My shtars! Und what you want
now?"
81 want my money back.
''Vhell-vhell. My trent, l am sorry
for you. You seem like an honest poy,
und it vhas too bad 7"
Yes, it was swipdle, and want my
money back"
Dear me, but wish you vhas here yes
terday. Let me explain to you. You
bought dot coat four weeks ago."
Yes, four weeks to-day"
"Vhell, had sold out to my cousin
Philip shust one day before. Philip is not
a square man"
g What have got to do with Philip ?"
Let me explain. In dree days Philip
makes assignment to my brudder Louis.
Dot Louis is a leedle off. He would sheat
your eye teeth away from YOU"
Yes, but l haven't anything to do with
Louis.
Let me explain. Louis kept der place
week, und ne git shattel mortgage to
my fadder-law, und vhas bounced out"
" | don't know any thing about that"
:" Let me explain. My fadder.law was
took init fit and died, and he leaf dis
blaze to my wife. My wife was gone to
Europe for two years, and she leaf me as
agent. Now you see how it was. l gan
not tell you who sold dot coat. May be il
vhas Philip, may be Louis. may be my
fadder-law. 1t couldn't hat been me, for
vhas in Shicago. If you leaf dot coat,
WILL WIito W my Wuc. one Is square,
shust like me, and may be she writes back
dot you can take linen buster and two
white vests and call it all right.
Say, this is sneaking swindle," ex.
claimed the young man.
May be it vhas. Philip was great
liar"
III go to the police.
"yhell, dot is all right; maybe der pc.
lice Will help me catch Louis. l shust
found oudt last night dot he cut all der
hind buttons off all der coats in der store
before he left"
g If you'll step outdoors I'll mash you p
"Vhell, l like to oblige you, but you see
l vhas only agent for my wife,"
Well, you'll hear from me again, and
don't you forget it p said the victim as hes
went out.
hope Sol hope SO. l like to make
it right | vhas only agent for my wife,
but | feel SO square dot take dot coat
back for So if you vhant to trade it out in
paper collars. p Detroit Free Press.
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THE DOGS OF THE REGIMENT.

The cannon-thunder booms and roars
The smoke-clouds curling rise,
Swords clash on swords, the musket cracks,
The bullet Kissing flies.
The farmer fleeing hearth and home,
As nears the sound of war,
His brawny breast with anguish torn,
Makes haste to 'scape afar.
The prudent miller, as he sees
His miil-sails torn apace
BY flying balls, the danger shuns,
And fees with livid face
And DER the fields, where wars fell tide
Has ruin spread around
The spent ball bounds with slacsening speed,
And rolls along the ground.
And now as slowly moves the bali,
On murderous errand Sped
Sec two that by the bounding mass
To gleeful sport are led.
The Regiments Dogs, mid battles reared,
The soldiers honest care,
Run up to ganbol with the ball,
As il TO daintiest fair.
They leap with it, and jump about,
And frolic round and round,
And chase the dangerous visitor
Along the ploughed-up ground.
They tumble over-under IT,
With pure delight impre ssed,
And labor hard to push 1t on,
When now it comes to rest.
Ye who have youthful hearts to lead,
Nav here lesson gain,
And in these sportive gambols see
The moral they contain
tThat habit second nature Is,
Is proverb old and true;
Great is its power for good or i'll
Bad habits then eschew."
From the Dutch.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

II sale his well known Brewery, estsb- Hkkt[A
lished at North San Juan, Cal. Situated ~
in the great mining region Of California. Estab-
lished in 1885, aud supplying large section Of
try. Complete In every detail for the manufacture
OF good article Of Beer. A large spring supplies
the Brewery with cool water. With the property
viii be sold the goodwill OF the business wagons
class business Also residence and the title to eight
of land, almost entirely under cultivation All
persons desiring such property, address G. w.
KOCH, North San Juan, or inquire on the premises.
-s,xrr
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FORCED SALE.

HREAT BARGAINs.-BY REASON OF ILL
VT health will sci. at once all my property in
this city. at private sale and at extremely low fig
ures. offer house and full lot, with large barn,
at Twenty third and G streets, and full lot at
Twenty-ninth and n streets. Also, forty head Of
livery horses, fifteen head of which will make less
than three minutes; two hacks one nine passenger
wagon, buggies sulkies, buckboards thirty sets Of
double and single harness, ten saddles, lap-robes
and cssssf livery furnishings VIII sell all together
or any item separately. Terns-one- fifth cash, and
balance on Eve years time If desired. Apply to
GEORGE MCDANIEL,
Fountain Stables, street, bet. Tenth and Eleventh
iyA1rH
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FOR SALE.

o 1AA ACRES OF LAND, LYING FIVE se&
de kOV miles east Of Marysviile 1000 Nv
scres thereof inciosed and under cultivation, -A-
the remainder growing up in young timber good
house, barns. orchards, ETC. The well has the finest
drinking water in the valley. If not wauted for
farming, it is one Of the best stock ranches in the
county, and will be sold cheap enough to Justify its
use for stock only. Possession given September 1,
1882. For further information inquire Of the Sacra-
mt IN Rarsk Sacr m i,gDS
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Look Here---For Sale.

TINHAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY KNOWN -
as Salisbury's Store situated on Marys- Iii
vile road, % miles from Sacramento consist E4s
ing of store building, 36x4o also dwelling house
barn and warehouse lsrgesized lot, with windmill
fruit trees etc: postoice in the store and hall
overhead viii be sold chcspit applied for soon.
II not disposed OF s,on will be sold al auction Octo
Der 18th. Reason for selling. the owner has t.
leave on account of III health. Terms easy Apply
10 owner on the promises jyll.lm
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FARM FOR SALE.

ENoR SALE-l60 ACRES OF EXCELLENT mee
u farming and garden land, situated in -
Placer county, four miles southeast OF New
castle There are on the place a commodious, hard.
finished house, fruit house, a well of excellent
water, plenty Of timber. Q acres of orchard acres
OF vineyard, all varieties OF berries etc Title per.
feet. For particulars inquire Of BERRY MITCHELL,
N eycastle ;v95.1p,x
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The coffee production OF the world now
amounts TO 1900. 000. 900 pounde annually,
so there is no likelihood that the duellinp
industry viii be seriously embarrassed for
want of supplies.
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FOR SALE.

YJyHE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION
Il 10, township IL north, range cas-. situated
at Rocklin Placer county % miles from Sacramento
City, on which two Granite Quarres; situated
alongside the c. p. K. R. track. j. II. SULLIVAN
Real Estate and Insurance Agent, 331 J street, Sac
ramento, Cal aul-u
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No SPECIFIC for local skin ailments can
cope in popular favor with Glsnns Sulphur
Soap.
"Hiips Hair and Whislser Dye so cents.
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WHAT TIE SOUTH PAYS THE NORTH
FOR FooD 1t has been ascertained that
the South has this season paid to the North
$50, COO 900 for wheat, $4,000. coo for
corn, SO, 090, 600 for meats, and about
S25. GOO, 900 for hay, butter, cheese, oats,
apples, potatoes, etc. The North, in other
words, draws on us for about 5000, 0C0, 600
a year to liquidate bills that should not
have been made. This sum is far more
than we can afford TO pay for bread and
meat. il We wholly depend upon cotton.
This drain has impoverished us, and from
bitter experience We have at last learned to
do better. The North will not next season
be able to take from us over 500, COO, COO
on account of provisions and grain. and a
year later the South should be fully self
sustaining. 1t must be done If there is to
he any real independence in the South
[Atlanta Gal Constitution.
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EDWARDS
HOT AND COLD
MINERAL SPRINGS.
LAKE COUNTY. CAL, MRS. A. HElscH. Proprietress.

NNHEsE SPRINGS, FOURTEEN 4 uo
brated for curing Dropsy, Rheu- xSxT3ZA
ma.isu. Govt. Female Diseases, ~ PA
catarrh, Dyspepsia, Dysentery,
Costiveness, Scrufuia, Asthma, Salt Rheum, Liver
and Kidney Complaints and Skin Diseases Chiils
and Fever speciality. BOARD, ROOM and BATH,
SO PER WEEK. Passengers will be met at Lower
Lake on Monday. Wednesday and Friday; and on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at Glenbrook
fI Stages leave Caiistoga daily OF arrival Of
morning trains jel3-4ptf
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A RARE BARGAIN

MNoR HOTEL MEN.-A IRSrCLASS 49,
HOTEL, having good business OF ss;;;
transient customers, Is offered FOR SALE kEiissh.
Merry CHEAP, and upon easy terms. Il IS
Three-story Brick Building. containing IS rooms,
ne WY furnished throughout, with all modern con-
veniences and in exceiient condition Is pleasantly
located 10 the foothills, upon the Central Pacific
Railroad, within short ride from Sacramento ard
San Francisco and in the bes. climate for invalids
In the State Apply to FRED. d. GRIFFfTHS, AZ
LINDLEY q co.'s, Sacramento, Cal. je2s-1pd
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BONANZA SPRINGS.

II AXE COUNTY-H FERN, 4 >
are situated in the most delightful AsngN9A
part of the mountains, seven liff11Asni14x
miles west Of Lower Lake and are -
now open to the public Being wei elevated, and
surrounded by magnificent pine and oak timber, 1t
whole country. There are several Il these springs,
containing variety OF mineral waters-iron, soda,
magDesia SILICA, sulphur, borax, etc. besides pure
cod, mountain spring water. Baths can be had CT
any desired temperature. Cottage for rent I; good
accommodations for campers. Parties can reach the
Springs by taking train from Sacramento to Wood.
land Qare, 81 25) and from Woodland by stage to
Lower Lake (75 miles, IS SO or by rail- from Sacra
mento TO Calistoga, and thence by stage to Glen
brook 80 miles), fae 50 so. II notified will run
my stage and convey passengers, free from either
Lower Lake or Glenbrook ie2I spIm
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Allen Springs.
LAKE COUNTY, GAL.

gTyHIs wELL-KNOwN RESORT 4 r,o
is now open for tho reception
Of guests. The most desirable x1xE31AlA
place Ct the kind in the State. Five s5s2el
different mineral springs, iaciud-
ing sulphur, iron and soda. Steam Baths spe-
cialty. Hunting and fs.ing unsurpassed. Neat
cottages for cAmpers- Those seeking health OF
pleasure can find the very best climate In California
and first class hotel Recommendations Board from
80 to Si2 per week Teleeraphic, postal and ex-
press facilities Railroad from Sacramento TO Will
Jams. thence ny ttsge 81 miles Fare from Sacrs.
mento to Springs. g. Address
te1s-4pH JAMES D. BAILEY.
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.

SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
George A. Davis d Manufacturers Agents,
3N and 329 Market street.
Baker & Uamiiton--Importe,s Of Agricultural
Implements and Hardware; Agents Of the Benicia
Agr'l Works. Junction Market, Pine and Davis SITS.
ARTISTS.
and Photographer, No. IL
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
BETTING, HOSE, ETC.
II. N, Cook-Manufacturer OF Leather Betting,
Hose, Lacing, Bullion Bags etc., southwest corner
Market and Fremont streets.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Pacific Business College ana TeEegrsphis
Institute-{iife Scholarship, for full Buensss
Course, a7o) w. E. Chamberlain, Jr, and i. a.
Robinson, PIoprietors, No. 800 Post street, oppo-
site Union Square, s. f.. Cal. Send Cor Circulars.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
studeba.rer Bros. Manufacturing Core
pository. 81 Market street. A. II. Isham, Manager
CARPETS, oucLoTHs, ETC.
Frank 6. Edwards-Importer snd Dealer, Nos
e2s TO GA Clay street. San Francisco.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
Justin Gates.-Pionees Deusgist, removed TO 722
Montgomery St, s. F. Country orders collected.
EDUCATIONAL.
school Of CIVIL Engineering, Survey Ing.
Drawing and Assaying q Post st. A. Van der Naileu.
HATS.
g. Hermann d Manufacture and In
portes. No. 1856 Kearny st uear Pine The finest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: II Belden st.
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.
Marcus q. Eawiey & Importers OF Hard.
ware and Agricultural implements, Nos. sol, sos,
sos, 800 and 30e Market street, San Francisco
CarOIan. Cory q Co.-Importers OF Hardware
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works. NJ rthwestern Horse Nail Company, and
Southington Cutlery Co. Nos 100 and 122 Front
street, and Nos. III and 11s California street
RESTAURANTS.
swatn.s Faulty Bakery and Binlas
saloon-Eo. $40 Market street. Wedding cakes,
ice cream oysters icles, etc.. constantly on hand.
Families supplied.
RUBBER AND OIL GOoIS.
The Cutta Percha and Rabber Manafacs-
urinz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Rubber Goode
OF every description. Patentees Of the celebrated
Maltese Cross Brand" Carpolizcd Hose. Corner
First snd Market streets. J. W. Taylor, Manager.
sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS, ETC.
n. q, Croker a CO.-Importing and Manufact-
urir1 Stat.oners Printers and Lithozraphegs, Nos.
u.s. NJ and 20 Bush street, ABOVE 2snsome.
WHOLESALE GRoCERs.
Tnber. Veyker Il C0.--Importe-s and Wholesale
Groceys Nos los ard 10 California street.
SACRAMENTO REcORc-uNiOss
San Francisco once, No. New MensSeD.
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The question naturally arises in the minds Of patrons while
visiting this great sale: "Why it that HALE BROS
cng their goods in such The casual observer he
she through the different departments Of the House, and
finds the prices goods marked down g. 49, and in
instances so per cent remarks HALE Bros must want coin
badly make such sacrifices True the coin
but did you ever know Of individual firm fail who bought
and sold exclusively for CASH
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CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY!

FJyHE SECOND AND THIRD STORIES OF THE
I Arcade Building on Second street, between
and X, containing over thirty unfurnished, hne,
newly -inished rooms VIII be rented together very
low and on long time. Apply to NJ. 7. BREWER l.
CO., No. 10l0 Second street. auS-H
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N q, N H " ID Ri
While patrons enthusiastic their purchases and
competitors standing aghas anxousy waiting for 1.-THE
END HALE BROS merely carrying out their established
programme Of closing out all goods the end Of each season.
though be at loss that they ther patrons with
choice, fresh goods at the opening Of each
That this CLEARANCE SALE is no makebeeve we refer to
the thousands who daily hong each and every department. Of
House.
That has met with support before witnessed in this
city, and altogether Of what anticipated evident
from the hundreds who owing the crowded condition Of stores
could not receive attention
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MONEY TO LOAN

I'm REAL ESTATE, AT A LOW RATE OF IN
terest, by PETER BOIL, ss5 street.m17-u
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sTATIoNERs. PRINTERS, ETC.
n. 9. Croker a Co.-Importing and Manufact-
urirg Statsoners Printers and Lithozraphezz, Nos.
us, M and 20 Bush street, above asnsome.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of i've lines in this department
Inserted for Is cents for one time three times for 50
| sents OF rs cents per week
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a STORM o. MIssILEs

It is really well acted he can do the dead
Christ, too; and he finishes up with the
attitude OF Christ in Raphael's cartoon of
Feed My Sheep" Nov all the models
go outside while vote is taken as to their
engagement. A blouse stands up: "Qui
est &c qui vout; Qui est ce qui ne yeut
pas?" and SO in turns they are voted upon
Those who are '.votes wait to settle the
time OF their sittings. while the others de-
part, often with rather savage look on
their faces. At II o'clock all the students
go. There is another model in the after.
noon. and during the winter still another
in the evening leach model sitting week. I;
but few students, if any, work more than
twice day. At hight large lamp, with
rehectors. throws stream of light on the
model, the essels being lighted by smaller
lamps. AT 10 o'clock all Is quiet, the only
sound belng that of Pere Henri's broom as
it sweeps away the relics of the day by the
light CT a small lantern.-fPall Mall Ga.
zstte.
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RUEBER AND OIL GOOIS.
The Cufta Percha and Rubber Mansface-
urinz Compeny-MaL Of Rubber Goode
OF every description. Patensees Of the celebrated
"Ma,teae Gross Brand" CarDolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets. J. W. Taylor, Manager.
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wANTEO-FoR $500 WILL SELL
Il a half interest in patent; $500 month can
be realized. Address B this Office auS.3ts
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-16

To the Editor of the Herald.
TERRELL, June 14.-There is no surer or
better way of reaching the "cold cold
world"than through the avenues of sympa.
thy. When you want to knock the death
penalty out of the murderer's sentence,
simply place his better-halt and the little
ones in the dock by his side, and 81 ply
them with wet handkercheifs and away
goes the manhood of the jury. The aged
Hspinster VINO sues for damages to her tender
affections, can safely count her dollars by
her tears, and in fact success is always
commensurate with the sympathy we have.
II would be a very obtuse congressman with
very obtuse friends who had failed to
catch on" to this open avenue to the
hearts of the voters, and as might have
been expected the Gould combination have
been industriously cultivatirg the idea that
Colonel Crawford has been bouncing
upon their attorney while the latter during
this hot weather like another Cast.
blanca has been heroically sticking
to his duty at Washington, viz 5000 a
year, palm;leaf fans. mint juleps, and the
earliest delicacies of the season. fail to
see why Mr.. Wellborn is to be deifed for
staying in Washington till the close of tho
session. II is nothing more than he ought
to do, and is paid handsomely to do, and
staying there is about all | can see he has
done so far to entitle him ohis per annum.
II Mr.. Wellhorn doesn't give us his labor
fVr our money, he might afford To give us
his time at any rate. But to be more ex-
plicit. Colonel Crawford is accused of max
ing war upon Mr.. Wellborn during the lat.