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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-07
LITERATURE.
MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY.

MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY,
The October Magazine CT Ameri-
can History appears as usual
promptly on the first day of the
month. 1t opens with q portrait Of
Sir Henry Clinton, suggestive of
the Prt0Gts Intelligence furnished
that notable, by Americans, at
Washington'sl elbow, in the dark
days, of the Revolution. and now
first given to the public. These
thrilling records are contributed by
the generous and noble>hearted col
lector, DR.. Thomas Adds Emmett.
with an Introduction and Notes by
Edward F i. De Lancey. The first of
the series occupies sixteen pages of
the department of Original Docu-
ments in the current number, and
is an exciting fOretaste of what is to
come hereafter. The opening ar
ticle of the magazine, superbly Illus
trated from original pencil sketches,
by it's author, Edgar Brodhead, is
ga Picturesque Corner of Three
States,-a chapter of Indian History
and Tradition" Of exceptional IN
terest is the Historical Sketch OF
Pierre and Jean Laftte, the famous
smugglers of louisiana" by the ac-
complished historian, Hon Charles
Gayarre, to be concluded in No
vember. Joel Benton follows with
"The Webster Spelling-Book, It's
Centennial Anniversary" most
entertaining and surprising chapter
to all who have been deluded into
the supposition that the venerable
spelling-book was extinct. Hon.
Isaac N. Arnold, president of the
Chicago Historical society, contrib
utes "Something new of Benedict
Arnold and his Descendants in Eng
land" and Hon. HoratiO King de-
scribes an antique publication, called
1.-THE Yankee" established in the
"town of Boston" about 1911. The
department OF Minor Topics con-
tains a touching sketch of General
Montgomery's Dog and other
readable items. The Notes, Queries,
Replies and Book Notices, are
crowded with beguiling information
on many historical subjects. Pub
LEGATION Office, 80 Lafayette Place,
New York City.
ENGLISH ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
Macmillan & Co., the well known
publishers, have Just begun the
issuance of a new magazine with
the above title. The first number
Is at hand, and in presenting it the
may feel an assurance
that they have produced a periodical |
that will at once step into favor and
popularity. The magazine is de-
sigued for the large and increasing |
class of educated readers - those |
who appreciate good literature and
art, hence thel best writer's in |
prose and poetry, and skilled artists |
have been secured as contributors
Fiction forms prominent feature |
Of the publication, while history,
biography and travel are all repre-
,ented. We predict for the work a |
decided and Immediate success.
Macmillan & Co., 112 Fourth |
Avenue, New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-17

MesslN fdNors--
The above is a good likeness of Mrs lydia r. Pink
ham, OF Lynn Mass. who above all other human beings
may be truthtuy called the Dear Friend II Woman"
some of her correspondents love to call her She
Is Eealousy devoted TO her work. which IL the outcome
OF a life study, and Is obliged to keep ak lady
assistants to help her the large correspondence
which daily pours in upon her. each hearing It's special
burden Of suffering or Joy at release from II. Her
Vegetable Compound IL medicine for good and not
evil purposes have personally investigated IL and
am satisfied Of the truth OF this
On account OF its proven merits, II IL recommended
and prescribed by the best physicians in the country
One says; at works like charm and much
pain. IL will cure entirely the worst form OF falling
of the uterus, Lcucorrh@a. Irregular and painful
Menstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
liberation Foodings, all Displacements and the con.
elucnt spnn weakness, and Is especially adapted to
he Chan 4 Life"
II pcrmc es every portion OF the system and gives
lew az, and yigor. II removes faintness, hatuency
destroys all craving for stimuants and relieves weak
OF the stomach. 1t cures Bloating, Headaches,
Nervous Prostitution, General Debility, Slceplessness,
Depression aud Indigestion That feeling Of bearing
down, causing pain, weight and hockache, Ia always
permanently cured 10y It's II will at all times and
under all circumstances, act in harmony with the law
that governs the female system.
Itcoss only 81 per bottle or six for &c. and is sold by
druggists. ANY advice required to special cases and
the Of many who have been restored perfect
health by the use of the Vegetable Compound, can be-
obtained by addressing Mrs, T., with stamp for reply
at her home In Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney CumpaiSt Of either this compound il
unsurpassed rs abundant testimonials show.
"Mrs. Fnkhams Liver Piilsn says one writer, Tar,
the best in The tcorld for the Of Constipation
! Biliousness and Torpidty of the liver. Her Blood
Purifier work. wondersin It's special line and bids fair
to equal the Compound In its popularity.
| Almust respect her as Angel Of Mercy whose sos
ambition Is 10 do good to Others.
| Philadelphia. Pa. CD Mrs. A. VI u
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AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

The number OF savings banks in France
10 Al. which have beside 1874 branches
they comprise about $500, 900 depositors, OF
sbom 100000 possess sums below 800
francs, $50, eco from 500 francs to 500 francs;
80 100 from 500 to 1000 francs, and 90, coo
sboye 1000 francs. The share OF Paris in
these depositors is 500, $50, of whom 100, III
ave workmen, IS ,693 domestic servants, 2l,-
M trade assistants, 10, soldiers and sail
ors 1888 SS7 professionals, is, 324 minors and
E7 benefit societies.
Money continues to rule easy at the
stock exchange, the supply being fully
equal TO the inquiry. The treasury has
not been disburslng literally, the largest
payments being for pensions, but the in.
teror movement continues to favor us.
Ii is a curious fact that so firm in texture
il the paper OF genuine bank of England
note that a burning alone can hardly destroy
il, The authorities have in little glazed
frame the remnants of the note which was
in the great fire of Chicago. Though COM
petely charred and black, the paper holds
together, and the note is sufficiently legi-
bic to establish its genuineness and to be
csshed.
1.-THE Western Union Telegraph company
has felt the need of an office in London,
where books of registry and transfer could
be kept and payments made in English
Money. II has, therefore appointed for
that purpose the London Joint Stock com.
many (limited). The capital of this institu.
lion is stated at SO 100000.
On the LIST day OF December, 1882, there
was in the sinking fund OF Pennsylvania
s9Ol7 600 cash. This money was deposited
in some sixty favored banks, which should
have brought the state, at 4 per cent, $50
$50 per annum. On the LIST Of June there
was in the sinking fluid 2,793, 900 cash
which must now be invested in state OF
United States bonds.
1t is said that the Anaconda Montana
mining company has invested upward oil
$1,000 600 in the development of the Ana
conda and st. Lawrence mines, in the pur
chase Of machinery, the erection Of build
ngs, and in buying fuel.
There are indications that the force Of
Internal revenue collectors will be reduced
and that the president and secretary viii
soon revise the list.
Public debt reduction for eleven month,
to June lst is Sll5, 725. 600, The surplus fol
the entire fiscal year ending June 30th will
be about $l25, 900 900. or s25. 200. 600 les
than that of last year.
Over 1876 600 tons OF ore have been ship
ped from Leadville to smelters in othel
portions OF the country tor treatment, fo
which il paid So 500, 600 for smelling, auC
over 50 900, zoo railroan freight.
The Old Dominion copper mine, of Ari
IONA. produced III 600 pounds of copper il
the tour weeks ending May Goth.
The total bullion shipment up to the Is
Of this month was over 100000.
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CURED in one day in this country was wit.

Cured in one day in this country was wit.
messed in Chicago to-day. June deliveries
fell to s9,67 IL, which is sl.42 - Glow the
day before. and tor July it went olr 81. 40,
and closed at S977 - A telegram
says " Too much lard caused the
decline and another "McGeoch failed
this q. m" The present decline is
S4.4s per fierce, At one time during the
day II was 81 - cents lower than al the
close, but rallied on the last call.
In st, Louis June wheat closed is
cents lower than yesterday, 81. l6 rs, and
July went OIL | 3 5 and brought $ll6l.S.
June corn was 10 lower, 40 -, but none
was offered on last cali July was also -
lower and sold for SO II. There was no
June oats offered to-day. July closed at IS
TO IS is. a decline OF | 3 to II.
NEW YORK
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Ca rrr's FILLS.
Gu RE

sis, Headache and relieve all the troubles Incl
dent 10 bilious state of the system, such as DE-
pain in Tho Side, &c, While their most remark
able success has beens shown In curing
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

lsA nevef-fnillnP tomb
for Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality, Sem
nal Weakness, bpey.
MANHOOD imse.ea.
cy, fasalya, and all
the terriblo ofiectS OF
een Abuse youthfu
70 lice ~ d excuses n
mAturef ytars--suGh 20
LoSs Of heu 0ry, Las.
uitude, Nocturnal EuiH.
aion, Aversion " 6ociu.
~, DtWneno Of VleiOfl,
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SICK

Headache, yet Carriers Little Liver Plsarc equally
Valuable in Constipation, curing and preventing
this annoying complaint, while they als9 eoi n,
and regulate tho bowels. Even II They only cured
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The North Texas Real Estate Journal

Which will be distributed along the ysriou.
hn,n, o. ~ fssmwsy and Wiz be placed on Ole the
Europe, furnishing full information rcgsr,iins
Iexas ana her resources. WIN furnish completc
Abstracts OF tito 70 property IN Dallas and suT.
rounding countless will prosecute claims arain
tne United states In I'll the departments Of tho
government, bounty, pension and land ri. Inv IT,.
erty. '' VI P'op'
Repres'ntsd by C. 9, CARTER, lsl N..,.,
street, New York N. J. RICHARDS, 80 Ran.
1CS,ph street Chicago and A. sCHlELDs. Ciy
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COTTON.

The receipts of cotton in this city today
shipments were 100 bales by White e. Com
pany over the Texas 4 Pacific road. 1t
will be seen by referring to the reports be.
low that the consolidated receipts to-day
were smaller than we're those of the cores
ponding day last year, the only instance OF
this nature that has come under the notice
Of the reporter. The market exhibits a
weak feeling all over the country. In New
Orleans and in Galveston to-day there was
adecline OF sixteenth. In all other mar.
kets prices were unchanged. In this city
the market is very quiet.
Tu-DAY'S OUOTATIOEs
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n. T. g. Eailtuas
HOUSTON 4 TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY

'''0 e7>''SISS FhF<NS INCH WAY.
CSrsean
land
Via
Houston os
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STOCKS.
REPORTS.
This Year. Last Year
FUTURES

cotton futures continues to decline In
view York. The falling of is not large but
point or two daily soon makes
o Ug hole in the figures. The market was
U o from yesterday 3 to 4 and the market
uosed dull. There was no change in Liv'
sipool but the tone Of the market was re-
ported very dull.
ohicago Produce and Prov isions,-
s,ssiower to-day. June, wheat closing at
FFaw, decline since last evening OF IL.
"a July, it brought , 81 oS.
on o. 10 cost. June corn fell off 3s and
=. the ioimer month bringing IS and the
.uer e5i. The receipts Of grain to-day
e,sarc' wheat, 40 sl5; corn, 927 l63; oats, Ia
~, The corresponding day last year they
IRE wheat, 59i7; corn. lS6,i23; oats. No..
nos. The shipments to-day were, wheat
A. corn, 1856 SIS; oats, 22l Geo The same
c" 10y last year they we're, wheat, l15,2II;
isv.n. 2G 25s; oats, 62209. Provisions were
S"Met, Mess pork for June closed at 81! 70,
no vsuciine since yesterday 1f00 cents. July
fT.A iell OF 10 cents. and sold. for Si7 20.
aug heaviest decline In lard which ever oc.
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~DR EuaENE DE vAux. OF FRANCE
cell his never.fAiling remedy' ssNsfurc's CiSus.
bal Restorative or vitalirefM All arected gtSk
nervous debility, loss Of manhood and all hin.
dred diseases should 81 once procure ~ scirculas
nom which 10 ie..a the cause Of the diseases
above mentioned; thea at once 10 pro ore nm.
US or hrongi ~ ~ -FOUR drugeistor exprOM
the never. fail.As remedy
CRowDus BALDWIN a wlLllAMa
Wholesale Drugaists, Dallas, rexas.
BY retail Al Howell 4 bros aud fsck ruliivm
Illustrated Marriage Guide, 40 pages. clio h
aud gut binding, 50 cent?; same In paper co, &c
., cents. Manhood. 10 cents: wsmanhood 10
cents pamphlet 8 eentA sccarely sealed ~
mail send money or postage slAnps. Dp
WHITTIER the great specialist sis =, Charlie
street. st. Lauis, No.
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Ache they would DO almost priceless 20 t no who
satey their goodness does not end here, and those
who once try them will find these ltttle pills yali-
ablo in 40 many ways thatthcy will not be willing
10 do without them. But after oil sick head
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Noise. in sns Head. the vital nnid passing unob.
that lead 70 insanity and death,
TIM AN0lLsn MEDICAL INBTITU1n
will agree % forfeit Five HunareA D0llar0 f61
case Of this kind the VITAL REeTORAx1vH
lundor their special advice and treatment win
found init THE EN0KlsR ME6iOxE III.
SIlTUTE treats all Private Diseases suooss0fuliy
without mercury. ConsultAtioa Free. Thor
sis Of urine, u 20, Price Of visal RsstI Aative,
u.bO bottle, or four times the quantity, Il, %
seat 70 any sddresa on receipt Of pfio0 OF d D. D.,
no Q, 0. D. sent without u enclosed a guar
name u desired, BY EN0II6A MEhlGIt
IN6T1ICTE. 5is Ohvestreet 81 Louis, Miasoun
wholesale AsentA J. ]. SCHOTT 4 CO., Gal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-02

No single man except Washington
ever achieved results for whole people
commensurate with those accomplished
for Ireland by Daniel 0'Connell. He
found the old Celtic inhabitants OF his
country enslaved and he made them free.
He found his fellow Roman Catholics
with no rights which any Protestant was
bound to respect, and he brought about
Catholic emancipation in spite OF the
stupid and dogged obstinacy OF q re-
creant Irishman, the Duke Of Yelling
ton. He gallantly won and was univer'
sally accorded the title Of The Liberator.
Yet O'Connell effected all his matchless
triumphs by peaceful agitation. He
expressly disslaimed any intention to
countenance the shedding Of drop Of
human blood. In all probability his
moderation had much TO do with his sue
cess. But, while we cannot forbear our
admiration at O'Connell' s splendid career
and achievements. we believe that con
junctures may arise in which the Irish
people would be justified in resorting to
war to accomplish their independence.
Believing this. as we do, we yet hold
that there are no conceivable circum-
stances in which the cause Of Ireland
can be advanced by the employment of
dynamite or other explosives. Such
tactics can only retard the day Of her
enfranchisement. Thinking thus. we ex'
perienced huge pleasure at the way in
which the Convention Of Irish Americans
held at Philadelphia quietly sat down
upon O'Donovan Rosa and his crowd.
Parnell and Davitt and their associates
arc pursuing the true policy for Ireland,
a policy in which they have been greatly
hsmpered by Rossa's coterie Of fanatics.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-02

The HoN. HENRY WATTERsoS. the
able and versatile editor OF the Louisville
Coarier-Journai, is just now in great
stew about free trade and the Demo,
cratic party. By some miscuc of nature,
some very gifted and superior people
have the faculty, very often, of making
asses of themselves, and we think Mr.
Watterson has come very near doing it to
perfection. The attempt to get up
brigasoo in the Democratic party on the
tariff issue will assuredly fail, Outside
Of Mr.. Watterson, Congressman Carlisle,
and a select coterie Of able but impracti,
cable gentlemen, the tariff just now is
not agitating anybody. Nothing can be
done with it until the meeting of Con-
gress next December, consequently the
attempt to give it an undue prominence
is premature and artificial, The Demo
cratic leaders are not in the slightest
danger of taking any extreme
and therefore injudicious action re-
specting the tariff, either in Congress
or in the National Convention. That
fact may as well be accepted at the start.
the Messrs. Watterson and Carlisle to
the contrary and Notwithstanding. I'm
doubtedly the incomplete work Of the
tariff revision commission will be re-
sumed and completed, but the changes
made in our system of customs imposts
will be so conservative and wise that
the confidence Of the country will be
enlisted, not repelled. We are glad to
see that all the indications point to the
election of Hon. Samuel j. Randall as
Speaker of the next House of Represen-
tatives. His success would do more to
place the Democratic party in a strong
position before the country than would
that of any other living man. The idea
which prevails in many quarters that
Mr.. Randall is an extreme proteetionist
is an entirely erroneous one. He
simply holds to the old-time Dem.
ocratic doctrine of tariff for
revenue with incidental protection.
Mr.. Randall is as insistent as any man
living for the redress of the gross abuses
which can be pointed out in the tariff,
but he will see to it that no disorganiz-
ing innovations are made in the revenue
and business interests of the country.
1t has always seemed to us that the real
living, present issues before the country
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-02
FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE.

Eighty-hv acres excellent fruit land specially
adapted to the growth Of Raisin Grapes, situate
near Orange; 20 acres planted and growing; 3
acres in y variety Of northern fruits; neat, new
cottages, with stables, etc; water abundant for
all purposes; soil rich and productive; no frost,
location healthful and pleasant. Will be sud at
great bargain, or exchanged for improved
property near Los Angeles. Apply to
PoMEROY & MILLS,
myltf Conrt ST., opposite the Court House
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-02
Herald Steam Printing House.

The HkaAIp sseam Printing House Is not sur
passed. BY any job Printing Once on the Pacific
Coast, outside Of San Francisco. In facilities for
doing job work. Low prices, good work and sx-
petition may be relied upon at this once.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-02

are the exaction Of a national account
render---in which new set of men shall
inspect Uncle Sans ledgers the
checking Of that system Of Capitalization
through which the Republican party
very nearly succeeded in wrecking the
original scheme OF our government.
Such adjustments as are needed Ia the
thrift can be made from time to time, a,
the business Of the country will admit
Of without arrangement For the
present, free trade Is a mere chimera, as
respects the United States.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-02
Special Notice.

Hereafter notices OF Companies, societies
churches etc., will only be inserted In the HnkALp
- paid advertisements We reserve, for Places
Of Worship. gratuItous directory. VIII ch vii
appear every Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-02
NOTICE TO TINE PUBLIC.

All persons are forbidden to credit my wife,
Maria Florentna r. de Fay. on my account, as
her conduct Is such that cannot live with her
| vii pay no bills Of her contracting after this
date. N. $. FAY.
April soth, 1888
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-02
The state Board OF Education
EASTERN.
Bliss's Argument.

WAsHINGToN, May l.--Bliss's argu-
ment in the Star Route trial this morn
ing turned upon the petition connected
with the various routes and Miner was
made the object OF particularly bitter
attack. He showed that two routes had
been increased and expedited at great
expense by Brady, solely upon the rec
ommendation of Dillon and Billings,
railroad presidents, yet Brady had pre-.
tended that he was fighting the railroad
interest. Star-Route-Dorsey had pro-
cured railroad passes from those gentle
men for his agent and it was q clear case
of Scratch my back and III tickle your
elbow"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-02
DIGEST Your Food

Ii you want to be healthy. How can
you if your teeth refuse to do their
work? Get them put in order by skill
full dentists, and use SOZODONT to keep
them right. SOZODONT is the best
preparation for the teeth
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-02

Brentano Bros, No. Union Square. New
York City, are agents for tho HnnALD. It will
constantly be found on sale on their counters
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-02
Mold Attempt at Robbery.
FOREIGN.
Much Ado About Nothing.

BERLIN May 1.-The Nord Deutsch
Zeitung, commenting on an in terview
with Sargent, the American Minister,
published in the Boersen Courier, in
which Sargent denied that he had writ
ten any article to the New York Han
del's Zeitung, on the subject Of Ameri.
can pork, says; The best answer to Sar-
gents statement herein is simply to re-
produce an article which appeared in
Handel's Zeitung, with Sargent's sigma.
ture attached. Sargent should explain
how his signature appeared without his
protest or subsequent correction from
him. The Nord Deutsch Zeituag de-
clares it will never attack Minister of
friendly State when he is acting in his
official capacity. 1t has now only to
deal with n newspaper article which con-
tanned statements injurious to Germany.
1t will. it says, be glad to hear that the
signature of Sargent thereto was mis-
take.
NoTE-There seems to be some confu-
sion in Germany touching the communi-
cation of Sargent. What was printed
in Handels Zeitung over Sargent's sig-
nature was the report to his Govern
ment. That report was printed in the
Consular reports, and was reproduced
in Handel's Zeitung.
Probable Rebellion in Bulgaria.
SOFIA, May IA document which
urges a speedy rising against the oppres-
sion Of Russia isbeing circulated through
out Bulgaria.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-02
Easily Neared - Another Canal
Across SueZ.

LONDON, May lit is understood. on
the occasion of the enforcement of the
Archbishop of Canterbury, the police of
that town closely watched the move
ments Of certain Irish-Americans, who
were acting i'll Il suspicious manner, and
who became alarmed and quilted the
town, 1t is believed that one of the
men was Wilson, one of the dynamite
conspirators. in whose case hearing is
proceeding at Bow-street Police Court.
The Times says a meeting of the lead
ing owners OF steamships will be held on
the 10th lust. to take steps towards rails
ing capital for the parpo'e OF building
another canal across the lsthmus Of
Sucz
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-02
ALFRED MOORE.

THE REAL ESTATE MAN, has In market,
the MEsNAGER tract. adjoining the scheiffelin
tract, north Of Wide street, on San Fernando, op-
posite the depot. Plat and prices can be seen at
his office, s4 Los Angeles street. He 10 the sole
agent ago
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-02
The Election To- morrow.

Mr. A. $. fIolllugsworth is tho Santa Ana agent
Of the HERALD.