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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-02
A TRUE HELPMEET.

The story OF the parting OF Lieu
tenant De Long, the commander o
the Jeann"tte, on bis Arctic explorinI
tour, and his wife, ia thus told by
William Bradford, the artist, to the
Boston Herald correspondent: "You
we're Lieutenant De Longs most eff
cient adviser, we're you not?" I asked.
Lieutenant De Long," he replied,
"needed and had no more competent
adviser than his wife. She is noble,
highly. intelligent woman, and, like
himself, an enthusiast upon the sub
ject of Arctic exploration. She has
read and studied everything that ex-
perience and science have made
known upon that topic. ls isnIuIAr
with the minutest detaiis of every en-
desvoI ever made for the pen etrstion
OF the profound veil of mystery over
hanging that field OF most daring ad-
venture. Could she possibly have
done so, she would have been most
glad to accompany him upon his ex-
petition, sharing his hardships, his
perils and his fate. That, however,
was manifestly impracticable, as she
had the good sense to recognize. 4
think one of the most touching cpl
sodes | ever witnessed has the part
ing between Lieutenant De Long and
his wife, and l know that the pang
of separation was heightened by her
regret that she could not share his
trials in the heroic endeavor for the
attainment OF the purpose in which
her heart was as much bound up as
his. We went out of the bay of San
Francisco with tug following US to
take back those who were to return,
and not a word was spoken of the sep
.ret o. monentsrily drawing nearer.
Finally, when We had got pretty well
out, Lieutenant De Long came to me
anu said: 1t is time to CO. A small
boat was Lowered from the side and
manned; he and Mrs. De Long got |
into it. l followed them, and be gave
the order to pull away for the tug. |
During that short trip the silence in
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Glendale PARK.

surveyed and laid of Ia 4G-scre blocks, with
broad avenues and streets; to be sold in any
quantity from 5-scre lot 70 100 acres, for cash
down, or four years time, divided Into forty
aght monthly payments. Call at our Office ana
enquire for particulars.
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UNION PACIFIC Rally
Utah & Northern Branch.
On spd after Nov. 1, 1881.
Northward Station. Southwark

A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Melrose at 800 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily istsOgdenIR
4.S0 p. N. from Melrose.
GEO. W. THATCHER, supt.
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Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes. and PGl1eRs
Dining Cas- for eating purposes only. one Other
great feature of our Palace Cars is q SMOKING
SALOON where you can enjoy your " HaTaDB@'
at all hours Of the day.
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the 1IIssissipEs
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed by tbIg
line, and transfers are avoided aC Council BludA-
Kansas City, LeavenWOrth and AtChiSO1, coz
neetionS being made in Union DepOts.
The principal X. r. connections 60
this great Through Line are as follows.
at CHICAGO. With ali dIverging lines FOR tho
At ENGLEwooD, with the LIS. & III. s., andP
Fl. w. & c. r. RdS.
At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. with P. C. & 81
L r. R.
ALA SALE. with III. Cert r. p.
at PEORIA with P. P. & j.; P ID. q L; ]. B. CD
W.: III. Mid; and T. ?. q w. Rds.
at Rock ISLAND. Tlis -Sf3S 6ukee and kfDE.53c
Island Short Line" and Rock 1SPd 4 PEG. Rdass
at DAvENPoRT, with the Davenport Divisions
G. NJ. & st. p. r. r.
AtWEsT LIBERTY. with the 2. C. r. & MR.
At GRINNELL, with Central Iowa K z.
TT DIES MONIES, with .. NJ y Z. D.. l.. P
AtCOUNCIL BLUFFS, with Union Paclue k.kt-il
At OMAHA. with 3. q NO. r 6-IS. tln Neb-S3
At COLUMBUS JUNCTION. with B, C.lS& K *
AT OTTAWA. with Central Iowa K Ks w.
St. L. & Pac. and c., B. and Q. r. RdS.
At KEOKUK, with Toll, PeO q war; W3D.,es<~
Louis & Pac, and st. l., KeO. & n. W. Z Bda,
At CAMERON, with II. St j. r. r.
At ATCHIsoN, with Atch., Topeka & Santa Ress
Atch. & Neb. and Cen Br. u. 2. r. RdS-
. AT LEAyENwoRTH, with Union Pac. anG KA-Rs-
At K1EsAs CITY. with all lines lOr the HEasE
and Southwest.
through to PEORIA. DIES MOIEEss
Gibson. and LEAVEHWORTH.
Great Rock Island Route are SOLD ~
1r home Office, address,
ESo ST. JOHN
General Ticket and Passenger AsQSSaz-
CHICAsos EaAt.
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A RARE BARGAIN.

400O A SPLENDID STOCK FARM
1OOO Of so acres in Summit County,
Utah, two miles from Wanship, on the Weber
River, fenced 60 acres pillow land, 20 acres
hay land, an unlimited stock range, abund.
ance Of water, house offour'roons, stable for
six animals, corral, etc. A complete outfit
of farming tools and house furniture, first
class. For further particulars inquire at our
0fanA
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BuiIding sites For Sale.

GS0H CORNER LOT SIS RODS, IN
WV 18th " ard, on corner Of I'd South
and 9th East streets.
Q6F0 41IO ROD LOT ON sTH FAST
QOSS between I'd and Sd South Streets
&1900 RES1DERCE LOT, Sx1ORODs
RlOuO IN llth Ward, near car inc; cas-
Q6fhA RESIDENCE LOT 4s feet bv 9
QAASS ross, with right of sllevav: I'm
I4th ward; convenient to centre of business
and to depot,
Qf0EO CHOICE BUILDING LOT. 3I1sO
QlOOO feet, east front; 18th Ward. 6clo
20 business.
0I000 A CHEAP BUILDING LOT
613uU 5xs1l rods. in 14th Ward Ward, near aGt to
centre ofbusiness.
TWO CHEAP BUILDING LOTS; EACH
i 3xl0 rods, good water supply, east front,
nth Ward, half block from car line each s200
O6 ACRES OF GOOD FARMING LAM
~ with abundant water privileges; about
one mile southeast Of CITY PARK. For mar.
tieulars inquire at our Office
COCO CHEAP BUILDING LOT IN 10TH
UOJO Ward, east front, one block from
car line, Az rods.
GOS0 VACANT LOT IN 5TH WARD
tPOOU 5x2O rods; created especially for III
brick maker.
OIS0O DESIRABLE LOT, 6O1165 FEET,
9lSOU on First south street, south
front, close to business.
econ CORNER LOT, 18Th WARD
OUOO situation unsurpassed; 31@x10 rods
9uth front, water plenty.
A splendid CHANCE FOR SUBURBAN
n Residences, within q miles Of the bust-
ness centre Of the city.
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BIB. xELszT, III = AEl3Ai' 'A
Ell B. KELSEY & son,
SUCCESSORS TO
ELIB. KELSEY & SONS,
REAL ESTATE, MONEY LoAEING,
HOUSE RENTING AND COLLECTION
AGENTS,
once. a First South Street. P. o. Box,
Salt Lake CitTs
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ne are IN communication By 1eIe-
phone aCttk all subscribers to the SAT-
Lake and Ogden Ctty Telephone EsS-
change.
We are ready at all times to aid persons Of
limited means by Loaning them at least so pr
cent. of the Purchase Price of any Property We
Cell. on long time and reasonable rate of inter
est. We assure you Real Bargains in the fol-
IoEjpR list. From sales made and constant
sddItions to our properly list, look for some
thing new every alternate Sunday.
We have large list Of farming land for sale
fnr1 particulars Of which will be given on ap-
plieation.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y

IS me Great connecting LINK Q
Its main line runs from Chicago to Council
Bluffs, passing through Joliet, Ottawa, La Sale,
GeneSeO, Moline, Rock Island. Davenport, West
Liberty Iowa City, Marengo, Brooklyn, Grtnnell,
DeS MOineS (the capital OF IoWaG Stuart, Allan
tic. and Avoca: with branches from Bureau
Junction to Peoria; Wilton Junction TO Musca~
tine, Washington, Fairfield E1don, BelRnap,
Centreyille, Princeton, Trenton, Gallatin Came
ron, Leavenworth, AtchisOn, and Kansas City;
Washington to Sigourney, OSkaloOsa. and Knox
tonSport Independent EldOn. Ottuinwa, Eddy
vile, OskaloOsa, Pella. Monroe. and DeS Moines;
Mt Zion to KeoSauQua; Newton TO Monroe; DeS
MoineS TO Indianola and Winterset; Atlantic 70
GriSwold and Audubon; and Ayoca to Harlan
ard Carson. This is positively the only RAIL
road, which owns. and operates through line
from Chicago into the State of Kansas.
Through Express Passenger Trains, with Pull
man Palace Cars attached. are run e3Cd way daily
between CHICAGO and PEORIA, KANSAS CITY,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, LEAYEEWoRTH and ATCHI
SON. TIL Ough cars are also run between Milwau-
kee and Kansas City. via the - MILWAUKEE, and
Rock Island Short Line"
The "Great Rock Island" IS magnifeenuy
equipped. Its road bed is simply perfect, andi
What will please you most will be the pleasure
of enjoying your meals, while passing over the
beautiful prairies Of Illinois and Iowa, in one Of
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany all
Through Express Trains. You get an entire
meal as good as is served in any frSt-class hotel
for Seventy-ive cents.
Approaching the fact that majority OF the
people prefer separate apartments for different
purposes (and the immense passenger business
OF this line warranting it, we are pleased TO an
nounce that this Company runs Pullman; Palace
COUNCIh BLUFFS. KANSAS CITY, A.
Tickets via this Line, known a. the
all Ticket Agents in the United States
For information not obtainable at :
r, Y. CABLE,
Sice President AID esas-al Manage
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Hclp i0Gnte0.

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burdeord in n number of small ways from when
the foreign shin Is free Local taxation is great
iniu-v and iniustice. The tonnage TAX II lc'Vu III
s,,cb n manner that the American thilih2 SUPP
leaving port not more than once OF twice year.
navs as much as an English steamer whlch naHes
fen round trips year between Ne"-i"'h "'"
7 ;.,oo, Mr. Hall Is an advocate OF the policy oi
II,oro, mail snbsiaies, but he lays great stress
man tins uuch-dcbatod topic. He urges. however,
an oticia, Investigation into the regulations o.
other Governments with regard 10 shippinS' '''
This investigation is the more necessary because
thrre are many features OF European policy III re-
gard to shipping which a,e not understood III 'hs
country. except in cloudy way. many ahon'
which there is much dispute, and others Oh "I''oi
we know nothing at all.
Harper & Brothers have published " outiines VI
Ancient History" 10y President P.N' NJ Myers VI
Farmers College, Ohio volume intended coen
for private reading and for school Sc 1t seems 10
be well adapted TO both purposes; the arrangement
il excellent; the style is concise; ana the auVhot
has succeeded In the di1icult task oI giving Hlc anu
interest to what must necessarily nc very sum
mary abridgment. Some valuable chhp'cIH arc
devoted t. the religion literature, culture etc OF
the various nations and empires. In the romaiAS
on Hebrew literature howe er. we notice curious
blrnlor. "BosIdcs the sacred Scriptures" says
President Myers d" il only remains 10 mcntlcn the
Arocrvrha embracing n number of books written
ORIGINALLY in Greek and regarded by both Jews
and Christians as uncanOnicaL,' etc. Inc DOCKS VI
the ApOcrypha are recognized as canon'ca ny INC
Roman and Greek Churches. that ID, ny heaIS
thrce fourths of the Christians in the world More
over it is incorrect TO sag chat they were "i'''on
originally in Greek" Several of them were almost
certainly written in Hebrew.
Roberts Brothers have prepared popular
edition" of the "Imaginary Conversations Oh
Walter Savage Landor. a roimprcsslon upon SOME
what smaller and cheaper paper OF the five volumes
pnon which they placed their imprint several years
ooo The text is that of the final edition prepared
by Forster after the authors death Tfet'HF
bound in what is called the Oxford style these neat
duodccimos. with their clear type, are cheap anu
only Just miss being handsome.
Professor w. c. Robinson, of Yale College. has
prepared an excellent handbook OF Elc'noh'"S
Io,yD for the use of students Little Brown ~ Col
intended as a general and comprehensive lhuouuc-
tion t the moro serious works which are alterwar"
TO lie mastered in detail. 1t is concise, clear sys-
tomatic and practical. The references with
which It is abundantly supplied will make 1t
especially valuable for private students.
"The Chapel Hymnal' }igow q Main has been
ureparcl by Mr. s. LaSar for the use especialiy Oh
Sunday schools academies, etc, ana displays the
Same taste IN the selection Of good tunes. ANA care
in the choice of hymns which sc have often lound
occasion to commend in Mr. Lasars publications
for church worship
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MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY. Sent IA,

~, . ''"I0'UhI' pcpI I4-P ~
Inc business at the Mining Stock Exchange, 70.
day outside OF u" iow-priced Comstock share, wa.
duil ana with fluctuations that generally were il
Significant Consolidated Virginia was rattle,
active aud rose from LOS to l.20; California wa,
. cents higher at 80 cents. and Sutro was co.,
higher nj 80 cents Robinson ConsoliIaled CenS
dull. bu 10 cents lower at 100. Silver CIig ~
clined cents to 81 cents Empire Mining NJ Ir, '
declined iroln l2J TO 90 cents. The markets cosed
dull. ''e'
shLES Al rHE AINIY0 ETCHhy0E9
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uLDJcALAND SURGICAL NOTES.

THERAPEUTIC MEcHANIsMs.-The mcchan-
ctncrapeutical institute stockholm, Sweden under
the auspices of lander. practically resort wh9re
all kinds Of active and passive rusuou-
lar movements nre produced by ma
cbiuerv Thus there in all sixty seven naoLues
ia the establishment, seventeen being for active Yrn
movements eighteen for Gc;iye leg movenes nine for
ocye Trunk movements ard tweDtythrce for passive
movements. 10 springs used but all l. done By To-
v,s In this way, the resistance JrOugnt 20 is Ike
tho muscular contraction Rtehtest at the middle and
least az tie two ends mere j. also machine iOi sbaS
ing he whole part of the body, useful n heart and
iunc dincases promoting expcctOratlOn and improving
the circulation also loot IuhD-rs chester paLders
chimes for hammering the muscles, rolling the feet
New FORM OF DENTAL DIsEAsE.-One Of
the English medical journals mentions case Of
toothacho IN the right lower canine Of clld If ten
years, the circumstances showing new ana peculiar
form Of destructive energy. Il was found that large
portion II the enamel had disappeared from the front
surface Of the tooth. II Clipped violently Of and
though thu dentine all exposed, there was no
-oftcnmg or appearance Of decay The discase which
had in several Of tho other incisor teeth APP
pearcd first small white spot in about the thickest
part of the front surface Of the enamel which seemed
to peuetr.teand then. suddenly disintegrating this
came away, exposing the remaining sensitive cuuuI
and the dcniine. This disease is altogether different
thing the gradual decay, The neck OF tic
teeth, frequently met with la adults. aud far
known has been nc similar instance Of such decay
RUSSIAN METHOD or EMBAIMING.-In the
B1Lsamirora,ie Of a late Issue. Dr. Virodtzen of ST.
Petersburg gives the following efficient
the enbalmng Of bodies and the preservation OF Tissues
ThyIno 3 parts alcohol 40 parts; glycehnc, 2l60
parts water $50 parts This. be says, Is cheap nnoc
nous free from unpleasant Odor, Possesses the prop
o. keeping the body soft, elastic frcsh aud life
Ike and does not instruments Thymo Is selected
as being superior 10 other antisepcs. and gycerine
It's preseryaive qualities and to reard the egapoIa-
ton Of the iuld For the preparation Of tissues the
same solution Is employed. II the cGdayer he quite
loan the Tissues quite delicate equal parts OF water
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Nrw 11nblitallons
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PRICE 30 CENTS.

PRICl, 80 CENTS.
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BOX 3'4 Ncw- York
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. l4.-Changes in the
the market shows symptoms Of advancing
hopeful feeling IL expressed by the Virginia
City papers over the prospects Of the Middle mines
The Grand Prize and AISenta assessments have
affected slightly the Tuscarora stocks. though the
August shipments of Navajo amount, d 10 $4,000
Northern Belle has declared the usual dividend
Maryland Consolidated has been ossessed 20
cents per share.
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Bullion valued at S62 900 was received IN this
city yesterday from the mines.
The cleanup of the Father De Smct minc foT the
last half OF August yielded $1,000 -. The Su-
perintcndent reports for the week ending Septem-
Der 5 that 900 tons of ore were extracted from
first level 800 tons from second leve. and $50 tons
from third level Ore milled 1850 tons. The
NOrth-end tunnel is III 765 feet rIsc has been
started 1854 feet from the mouth, III West cross
cut tramway level and will be known as " West
tramway level rise"
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and c!yc,rine $40 Of each. arc, no inject
above uupntiies ~ tllvu0 aud altoup, nronerlv
cnSilincd caGayCT Ia, he pres rYcu lInir, without
rdnary circumstances sridna'y H"'i"""e
putrefacOn.
TLTRAMARINE COLORING IN W ALL Arms
Attention "a called by Herr 8cr heck, In The IhH'''e
hscb, z,,,,o TO possible Inconvenience rcsullns ''"
,h ma. ~ nltrsmarine in the colornc % wall p"pc'S
To ts, that room covered with utrainarine paper
wos observed to tainted b. the smell OF sulph'''''
hrd,o,,, tho source Of which long escaped dttcono
evrr.unV. however, II was Asaoclbtn N',h ", y ~
enf n Il )scr examination lei 80 the CONCLUSION ma
ujtramarine on the surface, more or less III aho' w
beirg slowly dccnmposod under the lniliIN. " ~
alum In the paste used in hanging paper; Inns wa" e
long IL hei e eonir.ned; namely by the fact iI -
~ ,apcr stccped I'm solution. very duc, " "li E"
on sufficient 5ulpurcteA ny lrogen TO 'o Pol''P''' "
the nose and 10 hlaybcn lead paper
NErALLrZING TIE BRAiS.-Dr. Ore, ot bor'
dcsux has presented to tho French Academy OF Med-
elmo brain preserved arl meailized by the hn'aho
plaftic method According 70 this process the or"'h
having hren so Arranged that the circumroluIhs arc
well separated nv introducing cotton wick5 INTO li
sircs aud so thai the preserving iluid maJ yeb'ato
Ninety degrees wicks being then taieu CIV ino
brain Is plunged for zen t'iI jIvor
into an alcoholic solution OF nitrate " sl ond
one hundred grains per liter OF "sscuL"h -, o' "A
carefully drained ia mir Next, II - trans'erfou 70
case IN which -uphuretcd hydrogen "a pefAcu' h" ~
Scpos!t of srphide of silver. A. the expiration vi
about twcntv minutes It j. taken OUT ana afler eA
for quarter Of hcre in air It Il put In me gaNuhI
plastic cell. whcreit soon assunes me Ine'ulc "rI
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALTFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Thursday. sept IA. 1852.
NY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmUSE.r

The Potosi Mining Company has levied an assess
ment of % cents per share.
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Gitnnllons Wanle0-- lflales.

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Gotels.
HOTEL SIIELBCRN.

HOTEL SIIELBCRN
5tlave and 3Ghs formerly the Baremoie - now open Tor
guests European plan; restaurant unexccled Iotc Stu
ated In most de iaDlc Part OF the city
" < BLINN. Proprietor.
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CltD Real QcsiaIe for Sale.

Glp Real &siaIe for Bale.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW:
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES 80. LBS Bloadway, corner ihlrty
irst.st &Os West twenty thirdst. corner IIghthaye-
No ~ Fast Fcurteenth.st corner nonsuare 200 Third
Nos LOO aud 1880 Ihiraye, corner OnehundTed'lnd'
twenty nfth.st- up at regular Office rates
NHARLES Buck X CO..
~ Architects. ~ Fast 4lst-st. corner Park-ave.
t>uccrssor- To Dugru x CfOs5mant
OFFER FOR SALE
choice secretion OF elegant honses finished IN their
usual handsome and substantial manner
LLNON HILL,
soutwes cor Madison ave and 69st 81 % SO feet wide
MURRAY HILL.
Ie1ngton-avc @Gtb and 37tl ss, - to 81 feet vide
Houses always opc1. send Tor pamphlet.
IXCIIANGE 6rst-class fats central location,
Il steam cabinet finish, paving large rentals for
country scat J. o HOfT q son 20 assiu-st
EOR SALE.-F0ur-story stone front, East
i 5Othst, near 3i.ave. For terms apply to RuLAND x
WHGTI&G, beekmanst
COR SALE.-No. 24s East 51st-st., 3-story
stone 2oXl5x l. block For ~ mt anu terms ~
ply to rutland q WHITING, 40. BeeAman st.
INVEST END HOUSES at HARLEM prices
w $4,000 to $4,000 near Park and station 49,,
slEVENS. Broadway aud 52lst.
ETH-AVE., corner 1O9th-st., facing Central
run ' ~ v X SIfNENSON IN.
Fl CcCa ST. OF Cjl 9th ave