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not having any short sound at all,
bat q kind OF a compound sound, as
represented in the minutes OF the
House of Representatives when a
vote is taken by the letters aye,
requiring a Lancashire mouth TO
give it vocal utterance. To show
the correctness of the short
sound Of not being as pronounced
in mel, I will illustrate. We say
mate-iong sound of G-the short OF
which is heard in the word met ;
safe, set; male, mel. Thus you see
the necessity, gentlemen, of keeping
in the front tanks of progress in the
important item Of spelling. Now.
humps on the back of an animal in
dictate q camel, and camel is
known to be q very useful animal
that sometimes carries burdens
across deserts. Some of these ami
mails, all closely resembling each
other, have only one hump,
while others have more.
Burdens also indicate humps on the
back. I remember, in looking at
the pictures in "Pilgrim's Progress"
of seeing big pack, or burden, on
a fellows back, branded "Sln, which
seemed to be very heavy and hard
to be borne. There are also other
burdens of a financial character,
such as debts, political assessments,
lawyers fees and poor RELATIONSHIP
of which burdens indicate humps on
the back.
These, Mr.. President and gentle
men, are some of my reasons fol-. OPP
posing the gentleman's motion to
change the spelling of this word ;
and last, but not least, if you do
change its photography against my
solemn protest, make it so plain
that by no manner of means, even
in the remotest degree, could the
term be so construed as to mean
either a sawmill or a drOmedary."
During the delivery of this speech
the members were convulsed with
the gravity and severe aspect of
cOuntenance of the speaker, and at
its conclusion it was greeted by a
burst of prolonged laughter. Not
withstanding the humorous effort,
however, the motion carried, and
the photography was changed to
camel.
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Recovered.

We learn from the ChalIis HesSS1l-
ger that James Dwire arrived from
Salt Lake City last Thursday even
Eng, fresh from the hands Of DR..
Hamilton, a much repaired man
and, although still breathing
Shrough the holes left by the path
way of the bullet, he looked sounder
than his friends ever expected to
see him, when, last June, he, on his
-deathbed, as all supposed, babe them
.adieu. His is a remarkable case OF
Yshysical endurance and recupera-
zion; whether it is DR.. Hamilton's
skill, or the supreme power of the
hand of kindness that Rursed James
In his wonderful sickness, is the
question. The frisky bullet was
always hayward in its actions and
doubtful as to results.
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Mr.. R. W. Sloan, of the Herald
staff, who took a flying trip to
Butte, a week ago last Wednesday,
returned yesterday, looking and
feeling as well as possible. "Bob''
found tho metropolis Of Montana to
be very lively place, all kinds of
business being well represented and
all prosperous. Money is plentiful,
wages are rather high, and every
thing betokens a booming camp,
the prosperity of which cannot be
measured at present. The Herald
readers will be glad to greet his
retnrn.
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IRRIGATION.
An IneorclusiVs Session Of a Con.
ference On the Jordan
Dam Business

We leary from gentleman who
arrived from Provo, yesterday, that
the confe1en of representatives OF
Salt Lake and Utah Counties ad-
iourned on Thursday without nav
inc reached a final issue. Salt Lake
County was represented by MesSTs'
Gardner, Stewart, Rawllns, bennloI'
Crismon, Armstrong and Fox; Otah
County by Messrs. Miner, Peay,
Mathews, Leatham, Johnson. Thom,
as and Madison. The points involves
were presented deliberately On DOM
sides and argued at considerable
length, every feature of the case pro
and con being fully set forth. Ine
Salt Lake delegates made a PROPOSE
ton agreeing not to put gates III
the Jordon dam until the water
in the lake receeded to
point three feet below the high
water mark of 1852. and after
every irrigation season the gates to
be taken out and the water to be let
free until it againEsubsideS to the
point referred to. A question was
raised as to where that point was,
and as the conference had no con-
elusive data upon the subject, it
was, after considerable discussion,
decided to adjourn in order that fur
Their information might be obtained.
The next meeting takes place at
Provo, oil Thursday, 10Th, when, it
is hoped, the Vexed question will be
adjusted amicably and to the entire
satisfaction of all interested parties.
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INITIATED Coin.

The coin of the realm, or large
ssart of it, is getting to be like the
1Synnmes theory of the earth-that
Is It has a hole in it, which said
mole naturally detracts somewhat
from intrinsic value. a business
Eg1ouse in Salt Lake was yesterday
offered $500 in this kind of currency
e.for 500, and the offer was declined,
notwithstanding the big margin.
We know of many who would Jump
ut the chance of receipting some of
their bills for coin in any shape
smooth. holey, notched, light
weight, and so on; and in this view
zsf the ease the discount seems q
little singular.
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Five Hundred Dollars Reward,

We will pay the above amount
upon capture and conviction of the
scoundrels who forciDly entered the
OCCIDENTAL" on Sunday night
September 25th, 1881, and who mall
ciOuSly destroyed a portion of our
stock and fixtures to the amount Of
about four thousand dollars.
AUER s. MURPHY.
P.S.-The, Occidental" will COZ
tinue as Of old, and will endeaVorb
keep nothing but the choices.
Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Fan
lies supplied on short notice.
AUER s. MURPHY,
ProprieEO5
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COhn Bros. Special Announce.
m0pt.

IN ADDITION TO THE LINES
ALREADY ANNOUNCED TO
BE CLEARED OUT AT COST,
we shall include our entire stock of
Ladies' and Children's Muslin
Underwear, consisting of Chemises,
Night Gowns, Drawers, Slips, Robes,
Short-dresses, Csrset-coyers, and
White Skirts.
THIS IS WITHOUT EXCEP-
TON the best made underwear in
town, and will be cleared out at
cost during the remainder Of our
special sale announcement.
COIN BROS.
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The FACT OF CoLDEN's LIEBIG's
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND
TONIC INvIGORAToR being endorsed
by prominent physicians in Balti-
more, is alone evidence of its use
Gulness. Ask for GoEden's, take no
other. Of Druggists generally.
THOSE WHOSE VOCATION it is to
preach, lecture, declaim or sing, will
: and do find HALE's HONEY OF
HOREHeUND AND TAR the speedi-
est restorative of the voice in cases
of hoarseneSS. Also, that it cures
coughs and sore throat rapidly and
completely. Consequently it is i'm
meRsely popular with the above
class. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies TooTHACHE DROPS cure in
e. one minute.
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josh Billings Heard From.

NEWPORT, +. L, Aug, II, 1880.
DEAR BITTERs-I am here trying
to breathe in all the salt air Of the
ocean, and having been sufferer
for more than year with refrae-
tory liver, / was induced to mix
Hop BitterS with the sea gale, and
have found the tincture a glorious
result. I have been
greatly helped by the Bitters, and
am not afraid to say so.
Yours, without struggle,
JOSH BILLINGS.
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Handsome Calendars.

The Chicago, Rock-Island and
Pacifc-the great Rock-Island
Route-as has been its custom for
some years past, issues this year a
couple OF handsome calendars.
They are prettier than pinks, and a
good deal more useful. Besides
knowing how to treat their patrons,
the Reck-Islaud people know how
to secure patrons.
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
THIRTY-sECoND DAY.
COUNCIL.
Friday, Feb. 10, 1882.


10 a. N.
After roll call and prayer by the
chaplain, the joint report of the COM
mittees on education and judiciary
pertaining to those portions of the
Governors message relating to the
political situation and polygamy,
and governmental action in Utah,
were read, and several minor
amendments made in it's construc-
tisn, occupying the whole of the
session, which lasted until 1:4O,
when it was adopted and LOCO
copies Of the report ordered printed
in pamphlet form.
The conference committee on G..
F. 4, amending section 1883, in rela-
ton to the fees of sheriffs, reported
that they had receded from the
Council amendment and had agreed
to the House amendment and a
compromise on mileage.
A message was received stating
that the House had passed the bill
for the consolidation and leasing of
railroads. Referred to the commit
tee on railroads. =
Adjourned till Monday, 3 p. N.
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YOUR LAST CHANCE.

~CAMERoN's New York Store, will
continue to return 20 cents on the
dollar till February 18th only. We
af0 not advertise to sell at cost, or
less than cost, as others do, but we
are convincing our crowds of
customers daily, that our goods are
40 per cent. cheaper than any store
an the city, and one visit will con-
yert you.
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HOUSE.
Friday, 10 an

Mr.. Farr, from the judiciary COM
mittee, returned the Council Bill IL,
licensing and regulating the manu-
facture and sale Of intoxicating
liquors, without amendment, and
recommended its passage. Report
accepted.
The committee on ways and
means, by Mr.. Peery, the chairman,
reported relative to II. T. 8, in rela-
ton to the school and territorial
tax, that it had not been approved
by the committee, and therefore
they recommend its rejection. The
report was accepted and the bill re-
jected.
The select committee to whom
was referred tRe matter of the re-
vision, compilation and publication
OF the revised laws, reported by Mr..
Peery, the chairman, bill to pro-
vide for a committee Of three, to be
elected at the present session, whose
duty shall be to revise, compile and
publish in one bill all the laws of
Utah, arranged in convenient form,
with marginal notes as to inconsist-
eney, need of repeating, etc., and re-
port to the assembly III 1884. Re-
port accepted and bill filed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Francis. to amend section
10, chapter s, Of the Compiled Laws
TO conform to amendments hereto
fore offered. Referred.
G. F. II, to license and regulate
the manufacture and sale of intox-
icating liquors was taken up, and,
on motion, was made the special
order for Tuesday, 14th.
House bill SO, to amend the
mechanics and laborers' lien law,
was called up on its second reading.
A discussion ensued on motion Of
Mr.. Booth to strike out the first sec
ton of the bill. as it granted no ad-
ditioHal powers in the interest of
mechanics and laborers. The bill
was finally recommitted to the jul.
dietary.
II. f. 81, authorizing the CONSOLE
dation Of railroad companies and the
leasing Of roads, was taken from the
general file. After a slight discus
sion it passed-ayes, %. Recess till
2 p. m.
%. m.
The consideration of the general
file was resumed.
II. F. SO, to amend chapter 5, title
9, of the Compiled Laws. relating to
the running at large of stud horses,
bulls, jacks, etc., upon any summer
range in the Territory, was during
its second reading referred to the
judiciary committee.
81. F. 80, to protect resident stock
owners and ranchmen, and to pro-
vide for the recording of marks and
brands and the branding and mark
ing Of live stock, was amended and
paSSed-ayes, Is; nays, s.
The title passed without amend
ment.
II. f. 26, to establish the salaries
Of the probate judges in the various
counties of the Territory, was con-
sidered and made the special order
for Tuesday, 18th.
II. F. 4S, to amend the charter of
Grantsville City, was read and
passed-ayes IS. Title approved.
A message from the Council stated
that the report Of the conference
committee on G. f. 4, to amend sec
ton 1888 Of the compiled laws, had
been accepted and the amendments
adopted. The amendments were
read and the bill further amended.
and the Council so notified. Passed
ayes, Is. Title approved.
Mr.. Johnson presented the re-
corrected financial report Of Wash
ington county. Referred.
Adjourned till Monday, p. m.
Benediction.
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Attenti0ni

Bear in mind, and don't you for
get it, that we propose to remove
the stock of Clothing from No. 165
to 1877 Wasateh Building. within the
next week, in order to decorate,
renovate and otherwise improve
that room, therefore Gd interim
will offer greater inducements than
ever to purchasers of Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods. Our stock
is complete and it will pay you to
call and examine for yourselves.
l.. GOLDBERG,
Wasatch Building.
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WE DIRECT attention of the
Ladies to the CHANGE Of COLIN
E5RO.'S COLUMN Advertisement.
Wor the coming week they are offer
Eng their stock Of Silk, Brocades,
VelvetS, SatinS and Pushes at cost,
eand as is well known this is the
finest selected stock Of the kind in
this city. We predict that their
zrUsh will be so great that the stock
will be all cleared out before the
week is ended.
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NOVELTIES IN LACEs, lovely
Spanish flounce laces, in all widths,
IN black and white ;'als choice Sc
lection in D'Aurillac, Oriental,
Point de Lyon, d'Marly, Scarboro,
Alleneon, Spanish and Torchon
aces, which we will sell at very
close prices.
F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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Sleighs, Sleds, SleighS.

The Studebaker Branch House
have Just received a lot of Swell
Body, Portland and Double Sleighs,
which will be sold at rock bottom
prices. Common Sense, Knee and
Berch Bobsa
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If THE mother is feeble it is m
possible that her children should be
strong. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound is perfect specific
in all chronic diseases of the sexual
system of women. Send to Mrs.
Lydia E. Pinkham, 223 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pam
DhletS.
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BUY HOMEMADE wooden goods,
trunks, brooms, socks
and stockings, ETC., at John G. Cut
ler's, agent Provo Mills, old COnsti-
tuition bnilding, Salt Lake City.
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For a Few Days Only.

We offer special inducements =
BOYS CLOTHING. They mr.
be sold to make room for spIys
stock. Inquiring the price viii y
duce you to purchase at
f. AUERBACu s. Bro
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Just Arrived.

Norwegian Herring. Stockfish and
Fianan HaddieS
AT j. JoHNsoN's,
So Second South Street.
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Received BY Express.

The finest assortment of Swiss
and French embroideries, in new
patterns, ever shown in this city.
Call and see them at
F. AUERBACH & Bro.
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RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, the
last lot of Dolmans, listers and
Circulars, which we viii sell at
eastern cost. Call and see them,
At F. AUERBACH s. Bro.
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You can get all kinds of HOME
MADE WOODEN GOODS, at the
lowest market prices, at
BURTON, SONS 6 YOUNG'S,
1922 First South Street.
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FIFTY DOZEN Gents Unlaun.
dried Shirts at 75c. each; rs doz
Gents Uunlaundried Shirts at 81
each.
WALKER BROS.
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NEW SPRING SHADES in
Satins, Silks, Satin and Silk Surahs,
just received by Express.
WALKER BROS.
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homemade Cakes and Pies, at
the New York Candy Store, 100
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Peruvian Bitters

Cure a morbid appetite for stimu-
fants by restoring the natural tone
Of the Stomach.
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SWEET APPLE Cider, new she'll
bark Hickory Nuts, Yarmouth
RIoaters, at PRICE s. OLIVES.
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First in the Market.

Of Spring Styles. JUST RE-
CEIVED, a fine line of Stetson's
best quality Hats, in Soft and Stiff,
at GOLDSMITH s. Cos.
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Baltimore Oysters.

The CIRCLE BRAND, the best, fol
sale at the New York Candy Store,
100 Main street.
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Large stock of choice Candies,
wholesale and retail, at the New
York Candy Store, 100 Main street.*
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At Cost.

Our entire line Of Wooden Scarfs
and NubiaS. DONELsON Bros.
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DODeiSOn Bros.

Are Offering the remainder of their
stock Of Cloaks and Dolmans at
actual cost.
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GENTS SILK HANDKER
CHIEFS, Neckties, Searfs and Kid
Gloves, just arrived.
WALKER BROS.
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IF YOU want an OVERCOAT
at COST, call on
THOMAS w. JENNINGS.
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NEW GOODS arriving daily by
Express.
WALKER BROS.
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WEDDING CARDS, Envelopes and
Note Papers, at the HERALD
Office.
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COMMERCIAL.

yzCoreced daily by Mccormick &Co.l
SILVER
ut Lake, LAS per ounce.
few York, Liz per ounce
LEAD.
-.sialt Lake, S55 per ton.
Wew York, 5.05c per pound
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WEDDING CARDS, Envelopes and
Note Papers, at the HERALD
Office,
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GREAT REDUCTION in WIN
TER GOODS at
THOs. W. JENNINGS.
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at Cost.

Ladies' and Children's Wooden
Hose at DoNELsoN BROS.
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PRIME ROASTED COFFEE,
ground or unground,
at G. F. BROOKS.
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CLEARANCE SALEOF LADIES'
HATS.

Beaver, Felt and Straw at 40 and
80 cents, at Mrs. WILKINsON'S.
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HumOr In the House of Lords

Lord scarborough asked her Maj
esty's government whether it was their
present opinion that the Suez canal
was not within the purview of the con-
ference now being held at Constantine
pie, as stated ii another place by the
first lord of the treasury.
Earl Granville-I dare say the noble
lord has read how Louis XIV. got into
the habit Of addressing one of MS miEor
courtiers by occasionally asking him
how many children he had got. The
answer was always two, but st last the
courtier replied that he had eight, and
on the king expressing some surprise
the courtier said he was afraid of bor-
ing his majesty by always saying the
same thing. (Lsughter.) Well, [ am
a little in the same position, because a
noble lord asked me the same question
that is now on the paper, and l answ er-
ed it fortnight ago. | can only, there
fore, bore your lordships by repeating
what L said then-namely, that Mr..
Gladstone, answering question put to
him without notice IN the house of
commons, stated that the neutraliza-
ton of the Suez canal was outside the
reference to the conference, but that it
was perfectly impossible to separate the
subject of the Suez canal entirely from
the Egyptian question proper. (hear,
near. Daily Telegraph Parliamentary
report
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HOUSEKEEPERS' HELP.

Frogs Legs.-Frogs' legs may be
boiled, but they are very nice made
into q fricasee and seasoned with tOma-
to catsup.
White Cake.-Take the whites Of
twelve eggs, three cups of -four, two
cups Of white sugar, one cup of butter,
one teaspoonful of baking powder, one
cup of sweet milk.
Ten Minute Cake.-One-fourth of a
pound of butter, little less than a
bound of -four, the same Of sugar, six
eggs beaten separately; flavor with
mace or other favoring to taste, and
bake in mutfin-rings.
Apples and Custard.-Pare and core
the apples, cut into pieces; bake or
stew with the least possible quantity of
water; when soft, sweeten and
place in a pie-dish. Let stand till cool
and then pour over them an unbolled
custard. Put back In the oven till the
cu8tard is fixed.
To Keep Damsons.-Put them IN
small stone jars or wide-mouth glass
bottles, and set them up to their necks
in kettle Of cold water; set it over the
fire to become boiling hot; then take
it of, and let the bottles remain until
the water Is cold; the next day fill the
bottles with cold water, and cork and
seal them. These may be used the same
as fresh fruit. Green cages may be
done in this wav.
Watermelon Sherbet.-Let the m elon
be cut in half and the inside of the
fruit worked up and mashed with 3
spoon till it assumes the consistency o.
q thick pulp Introduce into this d
much powdered white sugar as may
suit your taste and a wine-glass full o
fresh rose water. Strain and pour the
contents intoa jug, and fill your tum
blers as often as needed. A very agree
able summer drink.