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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-03-01


MORBToNDoM is shaken from centre
70 circumference by the passage of the
Edmond's bill by the Senate. The
gentiles Of the territory are taking
prompt action in endorsing the bill
and calling for its prompt enforce
meht. The women of Utah, outside
Of the Mormon organization, held
mass meeting in Salt Lake City yes.
terday and adopted preamble and
resolutions which are well worth read
ings They have the ring of the true
metal and Congress should respond at
once to their needs. If, as they assert,
the Edmunds' bill has no clause en-.
forcing itself, let the lower house
supply it at once and make it as
sharp as possible. Judging by the
preaching, or rather ribaldry. at the
tabernacle in Salt Lake City, Sunday,
the Mormons are in rebellion against
the authority Of the United States and
openly defy the government. Their
talk was belligerent aud defart. It
was said by the speakers "That they
We're extending into other territories,
and no power on earth or in bell
cenld stop them. The United States
might take away their votes and be
damned. They would be damned any
how" Undoubtedly a portion of
such talk is instigated by desperation,
but it is plain enough that they will
not leave Utah or conform to the laws
Of the United States without sharp
and bloody struggle. The govern.
ment should take no halfway meas.
ures, but prepare for the contest, by
securing enough troops to compel sub
mission without prolonged bush
wacker fight. As these pestiferous
fellows desire to try issue without the
power of the Union, let them be
ground between the upper and neither
millstones OF the government as fine
IS powder, if need be. Let the cry be,
'out damned spot Derrick.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-03-01

The following is correct list of
he officers of the Pittsburgh, Brad
ord d Buffalo Railway Company for
he year 1882: Charles w. Mackey,
'resideot, Franklin, Pa J. M. Dick
y, Vice President and General Man
ger, Franklin, ]. Welsh, Secretary,
franklin; Theo. S. Wilson, General
iolicitor, Clarion, Pa, w. D. Reed,
superintendent, Foxburg, Pa, e. NJ.
armstrong, Auditor, Foxburg; How.
rd d. Campbell, General Passenger
nd Freight Agent, Foxburg; Ed.
ard Keunerdell, Master Mechanic,
'oxburgi A. D. Cowsls, Supervisor,
Poxbarg
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-03-01

TIREASURNR, SALNS
SEATED AND UNsEATED LANDS IN
FOREST COUNTY. PA.

DY VIRTUE of sundry acts Of the Gem
ID eral Assembly Of the Ccmmonw wealth
Of Pennsylvania relating TO the sale of
Seated and Unseated Lands in the County
of Forest, etc. for taxes due and unpaid,
will offer at public sale, at the Court House
in the Borough of Tionesta, Pa, on the
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-03-01
SRCOND MONDAY Of JUNE. is82.

at o'clock r NJ, the following described
pieces of land, orsuch part thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the amount of taxes
and costs due and unpaid against the same,
aud continue the sale from day to day as
the same may be found necessary.
TERMS OF SALE.
Fhe amount of taxes and costs must be
paid when the property is struck off. or
the sale may be avoided and the property
pat up and resold.
All tracts not otherwise marked, are ad-
vertise1 for the taxes of 1880 and 1SSl
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MaerIet

-- Die beiben proiefte, cine Babn
BON San 9ntonio na9 benz Welten au
bauen, f9einen aufgegeben tupfben gu
fein. Dafiir 1T ein nelier Plan anf=
aetau@t, na0 tpel6em cine Giienbabn
bireft BON Suntsbile mad &irnbie
@DuntD gebaut tperben iog,
Wdbrenb Der pergaageneu Wo6e
tpurben nnr pier Observation-Disclosures
ausaeite0t.
= Ser San pebro parf NOR am
Sonnabenb Nbenb iebr belud)t. Ser
@elang Der &inber ntlter 2eitung bes
0errm &abenberser fanb allaemeiEst,
Beifaa.
= 9(W{ bef beInofratil6en Gonpenz
iion, tpsld)e ON Sonnabenb in Der
5urnerbqle itattfanb, tparen bic meilisH
preeinets bon 8erar @eNntA pertreten,
Sc 25 9elsgaisn tpnrben fir bic
Transformation, bic Gonpentien fir
ben eongrei{ionellen unb ben fenatez
riellen 8eairf ernannt. Die 1elegQten
Iub fir Srelan6 als @euoerueur, Gote
| FIR SeEaior unh llpfon als @epraien=
liant initrutrt iporben. Terner murben
| lie beauftragt, fir bic @rri9tung zines
Monumentes auf benz 9lamptlabe bic
6Ilfe bes Staates gu berlangen.
= 9ie Sunietbabn brs@ie farsti6
5000 Pfunp WsintranbeH, tpel1e inl
MsgifanifAben staate 5amanlipas seao=
gen tDiirben.
: Die County gommiiiioners ba=
Ben Sqs NHeHmeat her @unietbabn
erAoAt. pie l5 Meileu III Yerar Go.
in pHli6er &iAtung ,purSen gu $1l 900
bic @eilt absefbdBt unb Die 25 Weilen
in mefli6er Ri9tung au $4,000 bic
Meile. Sn Meoimo County bat man
bas NHeilment ber 8abn auf $4,000
pro Neile feltgeiebt.
Gaitr0oi0e bat ale MgsT0t, etae
8erhi1oung NIT tsr ua9hen GiIeu=
babnHatioI su erbalten. Qie Guuiet=
baAn tpirb freili6 bisle 9erbinounq
bprldufis ni6t beraetlen, bod, Sol,
geltnap asbt nit ber @bii6t UNI, eins
pferbebabn gu erbauen una hat sic
Strede bon gaitrobiGe aus bereits
inipiairt.
- Bonn Wilitdrbepartement 1T BIZ
Orber aur &dumung per sSqrta WSs.
&apett uno S.ns.pil erlafen tpDrbeif1
| Tes baielbit. befildbli6e Material Iol
Ifa9 Ben Sorts Condo uHo gabis a,.
bradt neroen. sF
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seiast leiu. bab id bieies fardterlide
S;ahth,,rt lamar &nael ,,prhnnfe Nnf1 Der

sefast iein. bab id bieies fardterlidf
eiedtbum iener Susel peroante, bon oe'
ete meinten, lie babe mid nur seitrell1
unb mebr neinen Wlutb ais meinen Nrm
seldbmt, unb bic mir irsenbmo 5miiden
ben @ippen iaB unb bon Dem unseiAidten
Nrste pon 8aupcafle NIB aud ipater bon
ben sei9idteiten AerStea Der Welt ntdt
sefunben wurbe, uno 70 in meinem SSrper
irsenbmO nod fsen wiro, tpen1 iie mid
ins @rab lesen. Mas ieben gle mid
nit 70 sroBen, ftarren Wusen an? Sie
mSdten, id ldse idon ba? 9fein. nein,
i'd min nidt, id bari nidt 10 ben Sbnen
benfen. Der 5dlimme gmpfans, ben sie
mir bereitet, bas mar nur 10 bcr erlte
Nusbrud Sbrer un3dhmtaren Natur, bic
an iecem SinSerniB aufi&dumt, tp;e Der
gBilbbad, Der BON ben Bergen itrSmt; ;
ater @ie tonntem einlt aud srOB cenfen
uno haneeln = i'd ueiB es; uno an oies
SIR einltiees beliersS Selblt Mill id ia
eben appeairen. 0iiden gie elm wenis
ndber; bas gpreden ,pirb mir iAwer; id
mSdte 10 germ fur3 fsin uao tunn es nidt.
Sc brdnst gu piel herauf.
Der alte Wann fins ait gu halteltt unb
lingerie nit Der einen 0anb auf ter etn'
seiuntenen Bruit, ,pdbrene bic anoere
fHlaf auf bem SdoOB lag; sur9 bic
meiden Ialten bes rctbieibenen @5dlaie
,cds aaden bic ipit.n 3niee; eaop Salp.
cattle badte an bas idSnsefortHte 8ein
ien.s artbur Sitting, benz tein @rsbsn
au 6teit oeipeien war, ber einlt laaenb
iib.r cine Sede leete, bic ibr berabmteS
Sasbpfero gu nsbmen lid weiserte; une
badte al bic blauen, ftrublencen ausen,
in beren @lanj He iid 10 itols seipisselt,
unb bic aus ben tiefen 6Sblea unter benl
bnfdisen weisen Saar Jest halb se6rcaeu
3u ibr, auiflimulerten. @ar benn bies
raebr als elm ardBliaer Traum? sieier
Saufe Meniden-G -Glenb mirtli& Der Ge=
liebte ihrer Sugenb? cine Wirflidfeit bieie
wei6e 6anb, bic aus bent Dunfel ber
gersansenbeit lid berpprltredte unb iie
nit ben 8nohsnitngern padte uno ite ger.
rem unb 3winsen wcllte auf einen perhaBe
ten Wes, fie - GleDnor Chenille, bic
bier Dor sem elenben Rrappel laB in ibrer
ftplsen 9raft, bic ihn seitern auf ibren
Nrmen setrosen unb bate an ben Boben
fdmetteru tSnnen unb nit ben SlBen
aertreteu. DAB ie's nidt setban! Daft
bas @las, bas iie ibm jeet auf feline Bitte
reidte, nur barmlos WaHer entbielt, tei=
men Tranf, Der lie far INNER bonn Zip
befreite!
tGertfsbuns foIst)
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Mustprad,e cimer samiitDpoaemsDdiu

| %%WpIP%NeVS $usS$ vNNuA9r~ASuOtuDsu
rad, Trau @dtbin", idludsts bic
RSdin, ubinsen Sic bod nidt 70 an
Sleiidliasn" Da bate fie Sdelte be
tommen, neil iie itren llntsrcffiSier mil
Neb=@oteletten sefiitert bate.
rBer bas &leine ntAt ebrt, lit bee
@roben nidt wertb!" iprod iie eir
3peites Mal, ba fanb lie iln SpalwaiIe,
einen Bleiiolbaten lfnb ieete ibn fein
iduberlid auf bic Tenterrumpe.
r2eier unb Sdmert!" iprad fie Elm
brittes Wfal. Da meiute lie bic alte
Qeier - bas 9tdlcnniren Der 6uusfrau
hber ibr WiilitGrserbdltniB.
v@ptt iesne meinen NusSars!" iprad
fe elm siertes Wial. Da bate fie lid
fur ben freien SOnntus=@admittas sutes
Wetter semanidt.
Die Slamme idir' i'd nidt am S.erb
allsin!" ipraA lie Elm finfteS Wal. Da
slautte fie 5u bemerten, baB ber Spbn
bes SauieS ibr Serliebte Blide 3umerfe.
.Die 3eit 1T nur cine Torm Der inneren
Nnldauuns,1 iprad iie Elm iehites Mal.
Da War fe bis mad Witternadt ausges
bGetcn.
Die erfe Tusenb, bic i& abte, bi.B
: Irelsetisfeit ..-." iprad fe Elm
iiebentes Wial. Da bate ie bic 5uppe
perialsen.
sd feb es tpcbl an eintm 6aare
bdnst- bas Slid Der @terbli9en i"
iprad lie elm adtes Maal. Da Bate bic
9errid0it in ber Sauce Elm Saar sefun.
ben.
@enis, aber nit 9iebe!H ipraa iie
Elm neuntes Wal. 90 bate ibr bic
6ertidaft Elm Dubenb Semben, brei
neue arasen, feds Sdiirsen, feds Yaar
Manidetten, .ein llmidlasetud, swei
Yaar Sdnbe, spei Yaar 9anbidube,
Weber's uniperialerion, Sunbbu4 ber
3odfunf uno 5uan5is Gbaler baar gu
Weibna&ten beideert.
rSobanna sebt. nno nimmer fodt lie
iuiebera, ipra9 fe Elm sebntes Mal.
Da bate 6e it Golge bieier mangel=
baften 8ei@eerung gefiinbigt.
rMu6 mas @el6rieb mes forbr' i6,
Du penbant!" fpraf iie ein elites
Mal. 9a berlanste lie BON 9ausberrn
lift 3eugnik.
uMas III Mabrbeit| ldGelte lie elm
lebtes Weal, Da bate lie i6mars auf
tueiB: Sobanna S6ulse nanb bonn l..
9lprit big gum 1. Sum- 1882 als &66in
in meinen 9ieniten unb bat ii6 bielen
aansen ,3eitraun binbur6 feibig, ebr=
lid. ipillig, suberldfiis uno bel6eihen
ertpieien. Sd wiinide ibr non 0ar3e1
ein ebrlides Gnrtfnmmen. Solepb
9einriG Maller, gansleiratA.
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9eTass

- Sn Sou ton tpurbe Der Tarbige
Qamilten BON @m. 9umble sei9oifen,
neil er nit Getpalt in bes 2ebterm Store
ein3ubrinsen iu6te, ipas ibn bieier
nebrmals Mnteriagt bate. Qamilton
lit ibtper berspunAet unb Dumble bot
.{i9 ielhF bem Sberiff iiberlieIert.
- Die oempfratl6e Gonnention bon
9rabis Gnuntp bat iDre Delegaten fir
Srelanb inffruirt.
Sn Sagebille, Dallas County,
brannte elm fleines Mdb6en gu 9obe.
Oas Ginb fiel auf einen &ehel nit
fo9enbem Wa1er, tpel9er auf eem
Geuer ftan6,
II Bsi @eatberFarn entaleiIe elm
6ra9taug Der Seras paeificbabn. lln=
sefdbr 100 g9afe, tpel6e iid) aui benz
3uae befanben, tpurben babel get0otet.
- Sn 1cuffen bat man be9onnen,
bic borti5e 5auptitrabe nit Stsiaen au
Yfait,ru.
~ Die 4eyas pub Wssiean Giitn.
tabniompaonie wHree Int Eiarittseri&t
,u 9areSo ,u $7,40O Sdateneriat
serurtteilt, zen fe .inenl seriifeu Wbite.
more ~ leifsn bat Nett.rm vuree
bsim Giutrsiben Scn Yfdblen ourd Elm
ldwsrss Gewi&t bsr Tub s.riamett.rt.
- I'm ter Columbia Roao in 6arris
gcunta seriett Der Tartiss 1utaeira
nit einem anbsrn 6arbiSsn in @tre.t unb
bradte ibu cine fdwere Stidngnbe Sci.
Am Ntepe pranaep metrere Uartise ia
ils Nctnuns Su{Aeicns uub erl&sNex
ibn. Man bat brei NeSer ole mutbmue=
li&e MSrter perboftet.
Sa Wuri&aa eriSien sise gbams
pica upb atsrseb 18 ber tertisen Be=
tSree, neil er sinen Wana Namens
2aEner uas Nctbwebr, wie C bssuuptet.
sridcNtn battt.
~ Apftsr xeras wtsyieau Giienbabn
! bat Ed, 70 Meilen pon Qartbo. elm In.
alad ereianet. Gin baafen 5ols geriett
boIhb(t in Branb uno bas 6euer tteilts
| f& ben S&we0en nit. wel&e auf elm.
gntfernuns BON $50 Yaro S.rtrannten.
Sin aus Dusen teltebenpsr TguAtSus
bsGsn Qciomstipenfibrer pie psrbrannter
sSpedsa nf$t entoedte. .ntaleirs uni
bic Wusen lthr,t.n apf sos npa imms'
blsanenee 6pls uns wurben slei&taaa
pom aeu.r ersrFen unD total ,.riSd.
Nuf eipsM Bale bei Ueimar, Del
am 5. Suii aattianp, erfdcb Fd NntOI
NiGula. Elm iuuser BSbms. ueber bi
Ynanladuns gum Seltitmcrce 1T ni4t'
beiannt.
= Sa Ger Sail su Gtbens Selans ei
5 0efansenen, tbre 3enen ,u ertred,eu
ole arttitstea sn Per aAsegen Rauer be
Sail. 'uH h9 chen aasSaus su eShn.u
als mad Re entsedte une surad trieb.
= 9ie 8afeler Qanpeompaania i
bsr s@weia bat bon Sats 1tiller i
Iuaoalupe gountp fir $4,000 Gan
, gefauIt.
: Muf BEN goltsfelt 3u Waeo fan
Elm Garbiser feinen Sob. Bei. be
8eerbisung Der 2ei6e fiel Der 2ei9en
beitatter Wm. 81. NnberIcn, iabem {
am Grabe ausglitt, aaf einen Baum
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ifumpen un6 erbielt babel cine 10 l9ipere
@unoe i'm llnterleib, baB ct at ben
Golsen berielben itarb.
= Muf Sonnabeno ben Is. Suli 1T
in @enblers 9alle gu Borne cine &er=
iammlung bon Garmern einberufen
poroen. gs ioa ealelbit ber geriub
gemadt tperoen, einen Garmerperein gu
griinben.
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- Site aller Sorten su alien Prei=
len bei pancoa & g n.
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- Wollt SIR na6 Der neueiten
Wfooe gefleioet fein, 10 labt @u6 gere
9lnslige BEL pancpalt & SobnI
MAIDEN. 8,4 t3Wf 3
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BE HRBROS.
UPRIGHT PIANOS!
Are made Of the beat materials THAI
money can purchase, aud the workman
ship is of the VERY HIGHEST oRDEa.
Their construction is Of the
MOST SOLID CHARACTER.

Having FULL iron frame with two
and three doubIings; a pin-block made
of eight thicknesses of maple, vertically
crossing and re-c!ossing each other; a
BesFemer steel action frame, which holds
the action with such absolute frmness
that no unfaYorable condition Of the at
mosphere can in any way affect it. All
these valuable Improvements have been
patented the present year. and now enter
into the construction of these pianos, Sc
curing for them the proud distinction Of
the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-04
ORDER OF THE COMMITS
SION.
Hoso the Votes are to be conoasssd
The Utah Commission made the
following order on Friday:


The Utah Commission made the
following order on Friday:
lin pursuance of the provisions
of section of IAN act to amend
section 5,352 of the Revised Statutes
of the United States, in reference to
bigamy, and for other purposes, -
Elijah Sells, E. P. Ferry, Charles G.
Goodwin, William II. Hooper and
w. n. Dusenberry, are hereby APP.
pointed board of canvassers to
canvass the returns of the election
for delegate to the Forty-eighth
Congress.
2-The Commission will ELL by
appointment all vacancies in said
board that may occur by failure to
accept, or from other cause.
3. a majority of said board OF
canvassers will determine all cues.
lions coming before them, includ.
ing the awarding and signing Of
the certificate of election.
4. Upon a day to be designated
by this Commission, said board of
canvassers will meet at the rooms
of the Commission, at Walkers
Opera House in Salt Lake City
and the election returns will be
opened under the direction of this
Commission; and said board OF
canvassers will proceed to ascertain
the number of votes cast for eact
person for delegate to the forty.
eighth Congress, and they, or ma
jority of them, shall give a certifi
cate of election to the person so as
certained to have received til,
largest number of legal votes
which certificate shall be delivered
to such person, and said board o.
canvassers shall report their pro
ceeding and the result to this Com
mission.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-04
Babbling Women.

A law OF Virginia passed in the
year 1862 reads as follows: "Wheress
many bAbbliug women SANDER and
scandalize thei- neighbors, for which
their poor. husbands are often in,
volved in chargeable and vexatious
suits and cast in great damages: Be
it enacted that in actions OF elan"
der occasioned by the wife, after
Judgment passed for the damages,
the woman shall be punished by
ducking; and if the slan6er be so
enormous as to be adjudged at
greater damage than 500 pounds oil
tobacco. then the woman to suffer a
ducking for each 500 pounds of to-
bscco adjudged against her husband
if he refuses to pay the tobacco"
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WALKER HOUSE,

WIN Titus, New York; c q Whitney,
Park; j N Russell, Ogdan; A F Bailey,
Chicago; D K Brsmble, New York; A
Peabody, Chicago, Illinois; j Conlisk,
Ogden; 81 W Chase. L Krower, N Rout-
tisberger, New York; r Levy and wife,
Sacramento City; A D Shakespeare and
wife, Ogden.
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How 20 GaOt Sick.

Expose yourself day and night
eat too much without exercise, work
too hard without rest, doctor all
the time, take all the vile nostrums
advertised, and then you will want
to know
HOW TO GET WE'LL Which
is answered in three words-Takt
Hop Bittersi
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-04
Gents,
Buy your Furnishing Goods
At DUNFoRD's.
Salt Lake Transfer Company.

On and after this date we will
run our Omnibus between hotels
and depot. Fare 25c. Carriage
fare, soc. per passenger. Baggage
free. We are the only authorized
agents to check baggage on trains.
MULLOY g PAUL.
September It'll, 1882.
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HOTEL ARRIV AIS.
November 8. 1882.
Cliff HOUSE

TC Develin, Bingham; John Gowap,
Idaho Territory; Mrs NJ Steward and
daughter. Spanish Fork; s D Minon,
Denver, Colorado; r S BenhAm, Chi
cago, Illinois; + Blankard, Beaver
Canon; John q Warden Beaver Idaho;
LW Boutwell,, Dead Horse Crossing ;
E 81 Ferguson, d Is RG WRR
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-04
VALLEY HOUSE.

A G Barnham, Wellington, New
York; S A Pennington, Wyoming; O
Gongerron, N P R; Mike Sullivan.
1dAho; Mrs A Van Wrinkle, Isaac Var
Wrinkle and vito, Tintie; G B Swift, D
s. r G; A Henderson, Chicago; NJ Don
ovan, Bingham; a Wright, Alta; j
Peterson, Missouri; s Fl HobsOn, Rich
mond; ChAs Roddin, Wood Rive; VIM
NJ Lawrence, r Brown, Ogden; John
Hickey, D Il 4 G; Thomas Walsh, Nor
gan; j Duke Murray, Chicago, Richard
Adams Wood River
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-04
Most Dl1sblG Piano Made

Another valuable patented improves.
ment is the maple bridge Tuade of END
WOOD, and the inserting Of specially Sc
lected maple wood in the capo d. uStFo,
producing tone Of truly wonderful rich
ness, clear and sym pathetic quality.
The scale is entirely NV, and is in
rs4lily that Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-04

THE LADIES who sometime since
were unable to go out, having taken
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, are quite recovered, and
have gone On their way rejoicing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-04

SHILUH'S CURE WILL imme-
dialeiy relieve Group, WhoOping
Cough and Bronchitis. sold by z.
c. NJ. 1. Drug Store. Q4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-04

BEFORE PURCHASING Winter
Clothing for Gents and Boys do not
fail to examine our stock for styles
and prices both to please you.
u. AEFRBACH s. BRo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-04

The BEST Boots and Shoes to be
secured in America; every pair
warranted for sale at lowest
prices, in F. AUERBACH s. BROS.
Shoe Department.
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Select Oysters Is Cents.

w. o. Smith, s First South Street
is receiving Booths celebrated and
old established brand of select
oysters fresh every day. =
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OvercOats

and listers, THE BES I in the land,
at GOLDSMITH & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-04
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

Jas Savin. Utah; j G Murphy. SAn
Francisco; J P Farmer, Mass; S
Miller, Toledo Ohio; Geo 81 Wyman, jr
Ophir; S f A Shounsrd, New York; j
Robinson, Challis, Idaho; j 81 Magnee,
L E Holden, New York.
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WHITE HOUSE.

Jesse Braudham, Ogden; R W Her.
old, D&RC R'y; Collins. Butte;
egaa, John Lintz, Fort DougIa,; E
Phelps, Wyoming D Holmes, Silver
Reef, B S Bradley, Nevada; G B Robin
aon, Springville; Hank Thompson, Carl
boo; l D Finlay, Bullionville, Neb.;
Cd Bowen, Bingham; A McCroorR
Green River; E j Ward and wife, Pleas
snt Grove; w D Brandt, Aeta City;
Stephen Hays, Bingham Canyon; N
Castro. Binhsm; j A Vane, D s. + G
R'y; E & Farmer, 7 NJ Mumford, F W
Mumford, Herrimsu; A Holt, West
Jordan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-04

NASAL INJECTOR free with
ch bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price soc. Sold by 2. C.
NJ. l. Drug Store. (1G
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-01

bad a soung esli. IN two years dme
be had Ave head, the two year old had
8 calfand the old one two more, and
they went on this way until he has
sold $l50 worth Of cattle. lost a few,
had a few killed BY engines on the
railroad, and has about twenty five
left do net remember lust now the
date he bought the FIRST c0w-porhaps
it sas well | do not. as there is less
danger for US to corner him. Now,
this will illustrate how you can get
many cows IL you come here. They
will be able to care for themselves all
winter, and | have never e one in
a barn here. Such a thing is not
thought Of. Milk and butter is said
to be one halt Of the living here. II
so it would not be a bad plan to get q
few more cows.
Now about horses. l will give you
my neighbor's own experience, As he
has raised a great many in his time
He says he bought gray mare, turned
her out on tie commons, raised and
sold $3.50 worth of horses from heI
and never fed her an ear Of corn, and
be always had and has plenty, but the
animals did not require 1t, and they
kept tat all the time. This instance
will suffice to let others know how t
get horses, and it is very profitable.
Now about sheep. | have M
neighbOr to refer to, for there is not
flock of sheep in miles of me, but i
is said OF them they are not subject Il
disease here, and that they multipl,
very fast. They usually have lamb
three times in two years. They ais
) need no housing. A sheen raiser SAT-
/ there was eighty per cent in this bust
. ness here. Cannot some one com
and try il? The way to do this bust
ness successfully here is first, beior
: sou buy your shsep, buy a barrel Q
strychnine-a little less would do 4
! start on-and put a little on a piece 0
meat and put three or four pieces il
every negrO's yard, as they usual
. have two to tour dogs at every house
Then buy your sheep and go ahead
Z Ny colored neighbors were down Oh
me heavy the first year | came here
and all hat | did was to buy som
I ~strgchnine and put it around my yard
The result was. first morning aftel
/, there were four dead dogs in my yard
! SUTHERLAND.