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National Republican., 1882-11-03
wANTED-situations-Male.
WANTED-HeIp-Male,

yTANTED-.A GOOD BARBER. APPLY AT
w Nc. IL II street northeast no2-3t+
NANTED-ENERGETIC SOLICITORS IN
w every city and town to work for the Union
Mutual Benefit Association, 81 Deyonohlre street
Boston, Mass Incorporated December a. 1879, and
only Ind nine assessments date Circulars mailed
free to any address on application. np2St*
WTANTED-BoY OR MAN ABLE TO READ,
w with horse and light wagon, at IS cents an hour.
to drive about city Thursday Friday, and Saturday;
easy work; bring horse and wagon II convenient,
publican Office. HENRY LARKIN. nol-3tt
WTANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF ABILITY
w and reference to take agency for SPECIAL book
for this city nra.claSs opportunity for right man.
G. D. ANDERSON, Room2, Webster Law Building,
sos ID street northwest, from a. m. to p. m.
nol-3tf
National Republican., 1882-11-03
WANTED-HOuses.

VETANTED-SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE.
w near car line, northwest; will pay cash fur
nsh board rent; references exchanged. Address
CAMDEN, Republican Office. no13tt
yHYANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, NORTH
w west location; rent to be moderate. Address
E. Nc, City PostOfice. nol-2t
National Republican., 1882-11-03
THE CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERTS

in Lopdon. Mile Emma Nevada (Mss Wxom)
lately had an addition by the committee OF
the subsentoned musical theaters OF Paris Qhe
Grand Opera and the Opera Comique) and she
will probably be engaged at the last named thea
ter, the manager having learned the advantages
of the star system by having had Marie Van Zandt
as a member OF his company for three years. As
she leaves the establishment in june Miss Nevada
will probably be engaged to replace her Mile
Van Zandt and Miss Norton are probably the
busiest young artistes Just now in oil Paris. The
former has commenced her studies of the new
composed expressly for her, and Miss Norton is
rehearsing " 0pheia." in which she is to succeed
National Republican., 1882-11-03

WILL SELL A MANUFACTURING BUSI-
w ness cheap and give all Instructions Tor run
MANUFACTURERS, Republican ONCE no%3te
ITO CATBRERS-WE HAVE VERY DESiR-
Il able property In the northwest, admirably
adapted for Ars,-class catering establishment; fine
Apartments and well furnished. JOHN SHERMAN
q CO., e2I i street northwest oc9O-u
II IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
i 4 on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; Collections made every
where by J. II. SQUIER q CO.. Bankers, l<ie Penn
nylvAniA avenue. ma26H
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-11-09
EXCERPTS.

The woman Of work svecp5 every
thing before her: the woman OF i;,SI:-
ion sweeps everything behind he:.
Up in Missouri they are Just }'e-
ginning 70 b:c"kk themselves G: III"
habit of holding ny :,eir hands every
time stranger enters th'. cai:
A Maine lumbernlan. who sat III
the gallery at a ball, and SAW the Ia
fdies in short. sleeves. turned TO his
daughter xnd said, Katie, don t see
any good muscle in the whole rnunl.
In New York there are stores where
rorr,s are sold for fishing bait. That
Lis nothing. There arc stores hel"
where fish is sold SO that a man need
not trouble himself with WORMS ana
wet feet.
When the wife Of {; candidate be-
gins to pay back tea ard coffee bcr-
rowed six years ago, it may be set
down as q fixed fact that her husband
VIII MAKE the race. even II ise tails to
get the regular party nomination.
Aurelia wants to know if ''she
Eshould give her hand where her heart
can 4 st follor?: Thunder. no. Keep
your hand and play it for al there Is
in it, heart or no heart: Lots OF
times when you haven t shadow Of
q trump. you can catch him cl, suit.
"Wlaen did George Washiugt, IL
die! asked al Austin teacher of Il
large boy. Gig he dead!'' vas the as
tonished reply. "Whv. it is not more
than six months ago that they were
celebrating his birthday. and now he
is dead. It's q bad year OR children.
II reckon his folks 1nubt have let him
eat something that didn't agree With
him.
Burlington IaVkeye: \ Missouri
paper wants to Know w llo can endure
being hawks d ut with The black hc;k
tO1 envy: NO OHS. All NO iiltii trit
temely submit to such 4 thing. And
it any man ever hawks ut us with he
black beak OF envy we'll bite him
with a dog. + the livid talonS OF Ic-
tributon smite us with tHe red huI;
Of vengeance from the dripping jaws
of the cloud Of hate the next n,illlttr
Yes, sir.
Brooklyn Eagle: \ stranger drop
ped in one morning before breakfast
at a Washington drug store and called
for a bottle OF o!.gress water. The
Intelligent clerk duckcd under the
counter and promptly produced bot
tie Of Old hoaongaiicla. Tia cu>-
toner tasted it. and then derositinw
his glass, remarked: do vow call
that congress wster!" That's it,.
answered the pill cOmpoulldor. s!ni!-
ing pleasantly. :>Eve!y congressman
who comes here drinks it..
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-11-09

sH1LCH's C.iTARRfI REMEDY--a positive cure
for Catarrh, niptheria and Canker Mouth. For
s;,lo by L E. Stinehour y
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-11-09

Miss Frankie Wright has retained
from Minneapolis: where she has
been visiting her sister.
Dell Wright, Of N'oodsitle Prairie.
dropped in on us rather unexpectedly
one evening last week, with his store
cloths on. but Was soon accounted
for. He had been out locking for Il
school mann.
Wheat has not turned out here, as
a general thing, as well as Was ex~
pected, but it don't make much diff
ference, for the price now paid for
wheat scarcely pays the expense #
harvesting and threshng.
Piyn AIdricll has just placed in his
parlor one OF the incest organs III
this vicinity. He ordered it direct
from New York.
\: The idea that fifteen dollars can ie
realized from a ten dollar postotIicn
order is exploded, from the reason
that it can; t be did.
Last Fridry. Constable Carey AZ
rested David Steinback, or complaint
of Sam Sable, and brought him be-
fore ". Z. Barber. ESQ., to have
.justice dealt out to him. Sah!Ie COM
plains that he fears that DayiC! viii
do him great bodily harm. but oI5 in:
, to informally Of the papers. and the
nonappearancc Of complainant. t!le
prisoner was discharged with advice
to go and sin no more. INVISIBLE.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-11-09
The Railway Swap.

A special telegram to the Pioneer
Press from New York dated The Gt:!
inst, says: Vice President OakeS,
of the Northern Pacific Railroad
company. stated lately that the al
rangement between his compan and
the Manitoba involves no division OF
territory. The MaNitoh:l s''rrenders
all it's east and west lines in compete
tien with tho Northern Pacific and
the latter surrenders its north and
south lines in competition with the
Manitoba. Thus the Northern Pa
ciie turns over to the Manitoba !lS
miles of line, and receives in return
100 miles. 1t is agreed that neither
company shall build in the common
territory without first obeaining the
consent of the other. In detail. the
branch lines surrendered are these:
The Northern Pacific gives up to the
Manitoba the Casselton branch. IS
miles: the Pelican branch from Fer
gus Falls to Pelican Rapids. 2l miles;
the Manitoba & Southwestern from
Winnipeg to Jacksonville. 50 miles;
total, ll8 miles. The Manitoba gives
up to the Noathern Pacific the Browns
Valley line, from Morris to Browns
Valley, 4S miles; from Breckenridge
west, 40 miles, and from Morris to
point east, II miles; total. leo miles.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-11-09
WRICurSTOWN.

To-day ends the great Kindred,
Nelson fight, with a fair show for
Barnum to carry off the spoils.
The heavy rain of last Saturday:
has made the roads impassablo in the
timber country, and has not improved
the prairie roads much.
Cap. Williams has finished thresh~
ing on his farm in Oak. Valley. He
had l7l7 bushels Of No. l wheat,
besides large amount Of oats. Cap.
is boss farmer. and has splendid
farm.
School in district 6S began Monday,
with Miss Bonar as teacher. She
has the reputation of being an excel
lent teacher.
Solomon once said there is nothing
new under the sun, and I think he
was right, for as was going to the
Postoflice yesterday, in passing an old
log house'I was surprised to see sus-
pended thereon, a large black wooden
horse shoe, indicating biacksmithing
was carried on there, and curiosity
led mo to investigate. Sure enough,
there was Frank Goodale with his
apron OF, hammering away on his
! anvil. Frank has just received from
Minneapolis, brand new set Of
blacksmith 8 tools, complete, and is
now ready to do any worE in his line
that his friends my favor him with.
DR.. Dutton, of Leaf River, called on
us one day last week, and had apleas-
ant chat. Come again doctor. r..
J.. c. Ristau, Esq, was through
here last week; selecting lands along
the line Of the Sauk Centre r. r..
for the railroad company. They
purchased all the University land in
section 6, lying on the county line,
.Aso.all Of section l6, town 1872. range
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-11-09

:IAcKMETACK'' a lastin. and grant per-
flme. Price % and :'n cents. Fer s;,:c by L.. F..
Stuelleur sssTEes z.rG NO - sZSs 81 .E3ss%z
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-11-09
Business Cards.
WADENA POST OFFICE.


oPKN FROM 7:30 A. NJ. TO $50 P. NJ.
Nail CLOSES, goiss East at lo:A5 am. ands:45 pm.
Mail closes. going West at. 80" p.m
Nail elosss for Parkers Prairie Mondays
a1d Thursdays at......................9 wv am
Mail CLOSES for lnman and Deer Creek at $50 a.m
Man closes for Long Prairie Friday at. 100 am
Money Orders san be obtained upon post
ohees in all parts Of the United States.
GILES PEAKE, P. NJ.
LOCAL TINE CARD OF N. P. R. r.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Ne. l. Nail. dsily except Sunday s:n .:;a M
Ne. !. Exprsss, - a.
~ -. fr.f fAt' y. :. 4:oo p.m. M
TRAINS GOING EAST.
No. ?. Mail, daily except Sunday '9:ae 1o% a. M m
Ne 1. BxDrsss,' 4. o:s0 p - -
No. "A. Frsight' =. :. :. s:Sss. N
st,,e, leave Wadena every M"nday and
rh.rsd.y for Wrightstown and Parkers fra'-
rie, connecting At Parkcrs Prairie with stages
Tor Alexandria. 80
stare leaves every Monday morning i'r
D.ar Greek and Inuan.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-11-09
The Election.

So far as the election returns are
in other St,tcs,it would seem
rs If democratic whir'wind had
struck the country: and that the peo-
pie had elected democratic congress
and in many of the States democratic
State governments us rebuke to the
bosses. So far as congressman is con.
cerned in this district, the returns are
so incomplete as to leave the matter
IN doubt. and the same may be said in
regard to the legislative ticket in this
Edistrict. We have not gone to press
jas early as we usually do, in order.
Fif possible, to secure something O,
which to base an opinion us to the re
suit, but at this hour have not any
thing to indicate what the rcsul
will be.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-11-09
EASTERN WADENA.

EASTERN "ADENA.
Rev. Collins failed to put in an ap-
pearance Sunday night to speak to lis.
Probably on account of the weatheI
MI. Kenyon died very suddenly,
Monday forenoon. DR.. Cromett was
called on Saturday and pronounced it
consumption. There is some talk OF
starting a burrying ground near
Peter Palmer's. j
We hear that Uncle John Johnson s
have had another daughter-in-l,w
come to visit them; from Missouri
we think.
The good folks of our neigh borhood
gave the newly married people (Mr.
and Mrs. Crow a surprise last Friday
evening. All report splendid time.
Wonser and Fackrell returned from
Glyndon last week, and Wonser has
moved his family back to their owl
place. t
Mrs. John Aldrich's sister and
husband have come on 3 visit, from
Dakota. We hear they brought Mr
Aldrich 8 horses with them.
''Hubby Tamarack' seems to fee
bad that there are so many wedding
rings being bought. Now girls
don't all propose to him this year, fol
we are assured the gallant gentleman
would hate to say no to any. and il
would'be too bad to involve him in ;
breach of promise suit these hare
times.
Butler, Welch & Company, were OF
the war path last week., and came j.,
''laden with the spoils of the chase,
to the tune Of FIVE deer. We know
whereof we speak, for we ate a gerer
Gus slice off Of one for our supper. .
The oil cloth peddler is heard il
the land.
Miss Nell Annett has been stopping
with Mrs. Allen Parks u week or so.
Is at home now.
W. D. Welch has u COW. She don t
hare to be milked three times u day,
but is a ''handy thing to have around.
as the man said when he bought two
dozen lanterns.
n. J. Palmer is working on Ash
burners steam thresher at present.
Geo. Palmer got his hand cut and is
laying up for repairs.
Nov. 9th, 1882. AHTICHOKES.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-11-09
Neighb0rh00d News.
NORTHERN COMPTON

The election result in Compton, is
rs follows: Total vote, S0 Fol-
Congressman. Nelson IS. Barnum 26,
Kindred 8. Capt. Compton received
the entire vete for State senator, and
the balance of the Republican ticket
WAS elected. II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-06

CigarriIles gruesos en- la clase de pa
6fpel que so quieran, de cinco pesos
Zen adelante 20 cGjeGillas por. =. 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-06
stHGISlt ii ID AisAaa / RIO. klGU,
ocE EsOA1A EN- NUEViTAe, aIBARA, CUBA,
PONCE, AAxAGUbz PCERT0-RIOO.
y Ak3St&& ." AxAs94AsJ KS. -

4 II IL
GsuSVitAs
&c. az NueVltaa e. 4 I.S ii. iG. III. GID&acH.
10. 10 SalU,.rd ol 10 u. lu. III. .Sgu. liz UuOa
u. ua =azo. CuDsa ": u 40 III. III. fOncs.
iG. u9 L U il . vi : III. III. iI. Mayhguez.
Id. Qe NJ ~ &SlGl 5l $ ia. III. III. Sun Juan.
kMtCA&INO.
Saidta de Pto- -h,co 81 Is Ge Gaia n.ss para
MayagdsG.
ia. dc MayagnYz oi Ii ia. III. Id. Ponce.
Id. dc i once si - ii III. id 81 dc Uuoa.
Id. do s. dc CuDa ii IL al. Ia. ID. GlbRrR
10. dc 1t lDar ra at ~ III. IT, 10. NueVltRS.
III. dS Nueyitas 81 Il III. IL. ID. HAbana.
Los dias l0, ontregara este Duqus al vapor
correO que sale pare Csulz BorcelOAa, la Car
"a que conuuce ue los puCrtoS ue escala, CO.
lnO lgualmenIe ia que reClDa dei vapvr fUEt-
TO-kIUO, proceuente ue Uoion tGertos doi
kaci1cV.
Los dias -, reclDirA liz carga que cond0zea
para .os puettos do au Iuta y para Coon J
iuefLUs del Pacltlc0, el Vapur curreo que safe
0e CAulI II 0.a ~.
Servicio de Colon Puertos del Pacifco.
En- combinacl0n cou iaS Lheas 10 la mIbu. u
Empresa TrasaLehtlca AnLllana, LAnbieu
con las comtiaIIlas uei lerrU-earriI de PAuama
vapOreB dc la costa our del PaclticO.
VAPUR PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-06

Este nlaraViiiosO pAiEGmo sana infaiibie
inenuo lt.s L0liut.S anLIk ussS, Ids I1akaS, 10;
lnales ue pierLaS y ue lechu. kOr meulD
ie su lnAisoACAa las tiiGeras Vlruientas TO
AAan nAuy i'iOAtO an aEl.eCC0 COnValeclenJ.
j 0osa iIttCoC6L. J1ll4S2s ut3li eSLe unku9nG>,
.ElXlESIu1Lt UG kjlCSAuIiI Una CAIA pSL16CL..
lu"s @+icCeiouGe Oe ia tsAei, lUS cousGlpls
Us, AaS Eoet;a oi ielAiattCisInu, t.un cUana1
4 na @k'slssau as foHU u soa0s los delns
i onieQlCs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-06
VAPORIS- -GOlRI0S ISAIOLTS
DE LA COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA A
ANTES
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.



SAL1DAS.-De Barcelona los dias A 25
de cada mes. DE Valencia ell 5.-De Malaga
ell y 7.-De Oadiz ell 10 3O.-De Santan
der el 2O.-De la Uoruna ell 2l.
Sc eXpenden billetes directos para Mays
guez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, GiDara Nuev.
las, Sabanil!a Y Colon, con trasbordo en- Puer-
o-kico Habana.
viAJE DIRECTO DESDE PUERTO-KlCO
SANTANDER
Salida de Puerto Rico el da 10 de cad i.
mes.
;" canara "a oamara s@ c. prenO. B" cAmAra
los 1870 IS SO
1ambiel puede hacerSe el ViaJe, saliendo de
Pusrt0-tico, los dlas 4, l3 y % de cada mes
trasDordandO en- Id HaDana
Los ;,raciCa lara eetos Wales, son los 81
guleutes
1.s Y.a ;.
Do iaerto-hico Id Habans 800 $ "a s I0
lie Ia. aoanJander, Uadiz Ear
celona iVia Habana3 ....... 200 LOO 10
Sc expiden pasajes lie ida y vuelta con rs
"a Go reDaa,
Habra seDaJas para las iamilias numerOsas
con InhOb.
rRIMERA z sEGUNDA oAMARA.
Un niTo hastA DC z amos, en- cada eamilia,
siGtis. Los denlas hasta amos un cuarto
l5ssAale. Los de h & Ia amos medic pasaje.
Los oeInEs pessale euCero.
TERUEkA CLASE.
I'm ntflo, hastt doS anus, gratis Los nj
nos hasIa anos medic paSaIe. Los demas
JasaJS entRro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-06
GRAN REBAJA.

La maqufna ''Nacional Americana deco
scr doDie peSpnnte, tan conocida va en- tod,
la LA, FOR sus buenas cuailuaOos, Sc expen-
Ger en- 10 bucesivo, al m6dico pIecio de doc.
ps SOS, por los GnlC0s agentes Gil esta lsla i
AelVn j 70. San j uhtv II PtO-Rlco
hta 81 D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-06

ht4 ia lmpreLta Gel BoLETGN =
ie~ilzaI d pitclon muy baratCs ell
quotas I'll Cerluilua ue coiUres pa.
;Daroar etectos de Ferreter1a y gc.
ierG6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-06
un pasaIs. lday vuella.

NEHU5 W0HUI6S U5 IE6S hHOB no pagan pAs
sale. Entire tres doce tsfios mitad de pa-
SAFE. Criados acompailando sus amos dos
terceras parties del pasAie.
Tipos reducidos de tietes desde Newly York
a Puerto Rico en- bandera espaflola:
For bl. conteniendO articulos secos.. as cts.
idem idem idem Lumedos ..... 80 ia.
Objetos mensurables, pie ctbico -. s i'd.
Idem poA A0eraDles, quintal ......... I24 id.
Eotos tipos reducidos de hetes regiran
siempre que haya en- ell pue rto de New York
algun otro vapor competitor cargando para
esUos puertos. En- case contrario queda vi
aente la tarifa oldinaria.
Kara mas inforMes tipos de f1etes diri.
nse d los aEentes de la compaIia.
San Juan de Piaerto-R Rico.
o. 20 :3obrsr0s de EsQu.d0G.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-06
\ il l. " n l. S q.

Los ciga1ri,los de esta acreditada marca
de la HaDana, 10 reconocen rival. Fin su
elavoraclon solo Sc empiees la meior rama
lie las esccgldas vegas de la vuelta abalo.
tueron prelnlauOs en- lus Exposiciones de
fal1s, Londre, V1ena, Chile tlladelna Ell
IuanJaS ilan lido pIesenta0os a Concursoo
han obtenido elempre los mas honcrticos
premios.
Los tumadores inteligentes les dan SUI.
mas decldida pre1erencia.
In tooas parties son sohcitado los excelen-
LES clgarrlilUs AmbrUsia y Obsequio de Allo-
hes, cuya marc- debe peoirse en- todos los
estaDleciMleAtos imp ,yrtal. tes de esta isia, y
al por mayor q sus dnlcos Agentes Sres. P.
Martorell Y 20.
Malina calle del Deposlto ndmero-6 Ot-
pitaL
funtos dc venta en- esta ciudad: COnfite
terias La Mayorqulna, LA Palma, Cafe del
Com3rcio y La Zaragozana.
Sucesores de Dorado y Co., Sres. Dalmau
yCaati y Yabaqueria de Antonio Caubet y
Storer 9 hijos. hta. 2 d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-06
AMIGO UE lOUUS.
plLpGSAs kUALuWAy.

MIiiUnee lie porsoGtas, eli Louas las parties
10i uunOO, IScuiALcuusn uicEAS E1idOrds
Gon1o oi tAejOE resVtLuI eALlvO ue Id salud quo
&C CCAOCe. E4l.oS cutGA LO0dS las aIecciU-
LOS uel CUlhAOn, ue4 AISauO, ue1 est0ma4u,
ue ioss t1noAes uo Lue intesGInos, y remuo-
ven La esctlLIOnla, lss neatul6ncla y Ia caIdI3l,
l, ia, 9ApuisanUO uo la stangre tUutl lmp puEo1.l,
iUEtseiGCloiuU COILlpiStcLnente 6l slsLeLna uot-
lIuso y uanuo un LOLo shiu0aDie a la Urgs>-
uIZdClOn E0nelest.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-06
Viaies de Ia Habana a Colon.

Vlales de Ia Habana Colon.
SALlDAS. LLEGADAS.
Do il AuDauA eI. >. IA A Sgo dc OuOa el.. II
De Sg0. ue CuDa ei lS, A naDaniiia el. II
De SssDanila I'll. 30. II A Colon ei. i...e.,.. "a
REGRESO.
De Colon el ...... 29 A S&Uanilia 81. 80. /
De SaD&nlla el...o 1 A SgU dc Cuba eI..
Ue SSo dc Cuba el A Eabuua eL. 80. y
Los uias IL reclplra este DuQue en- Santiago
de Cuba, los trasbordvs que conduzca 81 vapoi
PASAJE Els dei Vafvr colloo que s&ie el 15 d.
Barcelona ~ de Oa~iz y llegan los dias Is u
Fuertu-Itlcu.
Los dias . entregara Ell Santiago lie Cuba
Gl vapOr fASAJEo, ioS trasDordos que Con-
dnzca deSde oaDallua ) Colon, para 81 correo
qHe sale lie PuerLo-klcu ios 0I1S ~, para Ca.
ulz baicelUna.
.1iSs Aotia'Ae elatan sub conslyDataTloE
t.o0StnoS C6 ESQut0D1.
E'ueFtO-tklcO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-06
TAB.AoOS ELABORApl ).

Exeepcionales on cajas de 'ujo dea 2a
tabacos, millar. ,......... !. $1lO
Idem sin lujo de Ia -. ......... loo =.
ImD0riales en- cajas de So .... 85 {.
Regalfa antillane en- cajas 10 25.. -. IS i.
Idem idem On idem de- ST.. ,..... Is i.
Iden de preferencia en- ldem de Is 90
Reina Victoria en- idem le 81. -. 70
Brevas imperiales On idem de so. IS
Oazadores imperiales en- ideln de 50. 80
Brevas en- hoja en- idem de so 80. 60
dem Cilindradas en- idem de 100 !. 40 :.
dem Corrientes en- idem de 100. 30 :.
dem en- paquetes de 10. ........ :. % :.
. iegaha britannica en- cajas de SO. 80. so :.
ctOrias Gnas en- idem de So. .... 45 :.
Las vltolaa no axnraAa1as an al
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-04

brain with the desire 10 nno aS
much as possible its condition: :.
Drs. Lamb and SOmers tninK IL
will be several days before the re-
port is completed.
DIR. Hartigan is of the opinion that
it will be ready sooner. DR.. Harti-
gan said that the membranes around
the brain were apt to cause a""o'
in the minds of those who werr us
posed to favor the insanity tneny,
Uut he had often seen the same Ia
dition of membrane III be. ms
never suspected of INSANITY.
DR.. Mcdonald, whose expert teS-
timony during the Guiteau trial
formed one feature, attended the
autopsy yesterday, and Was to-day
asked if it was true the brain was
found in a healthy condition. Yes
was the reply, that was the case
1t could hardly have been In better
condition. In weight it was only
half an ounce below normal. Its
appearance was natural and healthy
Was not there an unexpected re-
suit? With me, at least, 1T was nc
more than expected. l have seen
no reason to change my opinion
about the deceased.
But does the brain indicate the
mental condition To certain ex
tent, yes, and as the work with the
microscope becomes more accurate
lit will show it more fully. A di
seased brain is regarded as an indl
cation of insanity, although some
people have been known to have
diseased brains
| But it is said that the membrane
Twas diseased? 1t was not healthy
Its condition might or might no
Indicate disease. Microscopic ex
animation will show that ant
determine exactly what it doe
indicate.
Will there be anything furthe
developed in the examination of tn
brain to change your opinion
asked the reporter. l don't Sc
how there can be. The examination
will be continued; will be a
thorough as possible, and will Civ
minute particulars, but the genera
conclusions arrived at will not b
changed. In my opinion the brai
was good one.
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A Christian Governor.

Louisville, KY, q At IL o'clock this
morning Luxe P. Blackburn, governor OF
Kentucky, wss confirmed at Christ
Church in the Christian faith. There was
q large and fashionable assembly present
and blackburn was heartily cougratu-
lated.
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WREK DAYS.

On and after Monday, June 18th, 1882, a Re-
puIar Bathing Train win leave Salt Lake City
at 4.45 nm, arriving ct Black Rock at $50
Garfield at 6.l5. Rsturning will leave Garfield
ct Z. Is, Black Rock at TO, arriving ct Salt
lake CITY at g.1Sp.rn. -.
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d. stStiOr :southward

A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Butte at 1000 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily st Ogden at
2,I0 O. m. from Butte.
GEO. w. THATCHER, Eupt.
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Tickets for the Round Trip TO the
Lake, on Same Bay, on all Trains,
Soc; Children under 10 years,
csc.
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SUNDAY TRAINS

viii leave Salt Lake City for Black Rock and
Garfield at s.Se am. and 4.15 pm. Returning
VIII arrive a. Salt Lake City at go and; $50
PIN.
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Utah&AeVadaRai|WaV
Onmd sft@

FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1882,
The Utah and Nevada Railway Com
pany will run Trains week days SIS
knllOXs:
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W. W. RITER, sup't.