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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-02


EoR sALE--A CARLOAD OF coon MI n.
7 ton sheep ~ spru ld cold ton can he
seen At Thomas St ok NVdf. d,,2lt
EoR sALE-CHO, CE rySINFss PROPER.
| ~ improved and vacant Uebr he business
NJ r. on Elm, Main md Commerce streets bv
JONES' MURPHY, Real y tate Agents and
,onvu'or'. dec5 II
EoR sALE-REsIpENCE PROPERTY. w.
l cant ana improved, IN every quarter ~ the
city and In Esst nM a., tyJONES &MURPlIY
ONCE ~ 100 Maiu rect dcr2ii
EoRS LE-FNRMS AM VACANT LANDS
| IN large ana small traC IN Dallts aud ad.
JOINING COUNT = embracing small, wei i'm
PnTov,d farms in live miles OF Dallas. by
ypNts " MURPHY. Land Agents NJ. 40
Nam street Il 80 II
EoRsALE- TWO HOUSES AND Lots on
4 Mrslen street, be'w, On Ross aVufue and
Dallas Branch, lots 7hS 700 zach: houses 1--WE
rooms each one of said houses for rent In,
qhlr OF = CattT nov3Olm
CoR SALE HOTEL AND EATING HOUSE
on Hue oI rallr.ad, doing n good bu'in' $,
tor sale Appl NJ this nice nov1l l2t
NOR $ NLk-Ar A GRFAT SACRlrlCN ND
L upon favorable ietus, the entire u q fmil
machluers formerly used In the W S. Parker
Mil, foot Main street, Consisting Ot 60-hor.o
power engine, . boilers burls I shutters s
tolers, purihets, shattiug pnlleys gearing
aud nll necessary olevsing belt, aud cups
packer &c, Call on or address ID, MOSBORNR
sc Dallas Te'at no72I.SOt
EoR SALE A linz POUL TABLE GOOD
q, new, chta.; ums easy Apply To A..
WOOD linton u poe noy2ltf
CuR sALE-FOuE ~ HOUSES AND LuIS,
L convenient to 'lncss; one'lourh ca cash;
balance In / 2, s. j 5yc'rs Apply IN G
II HUFFMAN SO 1Gl Elm ST. nov2O.2s
EUR !, LIZA rouL TABLG AS GOOD AS
L new ON uas Fable lorm,; wilt sell cheRp
Apply to \ WOOD, Union uopot uNv7Oti
NOR sALE-l HE BtSr PAYING REsrNU.
lAuraut la the city, sets fr.m $50 to 2Olmcals
a day, Apply to 4, WOOD, Union Depot
nuvlS-f
NOR SNLE- BEAUTlFuT REsiplNCE
II property, at a bargain. Apply to BOWSER
n LEMON, Dallas Texas setp.u
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sADDLERY AND LEATHER
QUOTATIONS To.pAy.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
SOLE MISUNDERSTANDING heavy ono
brandsl ~ do heavy, 40 do medium Inc
brandsl Sg do medium, 81; Baltimore and Gin.
30 MatamOras ~
HARNESS LEATHER-oak No. l, SO; No. Q,
eeIua &ll No. ? so No. l. homlocS, SO; No, 2
81; No, & 20.
FRENCH oALFsHIN--i 1901 rs, according
10 equality
rnILADELfIuA OALFsEIN-No. /, l 100
| Is, do No. 2, ShNG5C
PHILADELPHIA KlPs-No. 1, So@i %
according 10 weight
back bands, 10 S1 Inch cotton mack
bands, 20 Duck collars %. Ainch cotton
back bands. o., dk-6-2 trace chains llr.
6k-6-S trace chains, iO,l 6N-s-2 trace chains,
t1c 7-S-2 trace chains, 500. No. 1, hook
haltets. rope tie 2 S. No. 4 wob haltors rope
| tie 9 10 WV
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lStoeliholtlere 9llc.tinn.

nALLAs HOMk srEAD \ LOAN AsSOCTG.
~ uou- Sl0ckholdors Mectlng.-A stpcknol.
ders meeting il hereby called for Tues ay
rvening, al s.S0 y, m December l. NJ the ofllce
9th company the old Merchants Exchange
room, for The purpose electng president
vicc.presldgnb stcfo ary, attorney, m ce auti
tors aud a board ofnins directors This Is the
time hNed by tho constitution flr the annual
election of the ehov e-named officers, and full
meeting n tho stockholders IL requested.
Stockho dOrs In arr ars TO the assoc alton are
nnt emit cd 10 y vote.
jAMEs MoRoNEY, Pnddcr,
II. G. sr1vaNsoS, secretary. noy25'iw
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WOOL, HIDES AND rELrmrs.


NVofAflOht TODAY
woOf,-Mexican nee Of burrs, ii@isc Mex
lean improved, itel7c COARSE i0eAisc coarse
2pOl22o Quo WOOL anc0fdiue 10 dirt and con.
dillon, ite2ac bury, 2@gc per pound less,
according 10 burrG
niDKs-Heayy hidee u pounds and up,
ernhs, i0g light hides DAMAGED or Vne grub OF
more, 'i,hulls, bad NJ d damaged, 81 dry salt
ed ~ vet talted. q. etscn hides, C.
pELTRiKe-Deor eklnk .20922Q; antelope i0a
ltc seal skinn is4asi sheep pelta, a. per wool,
Na(tc; rhearilng. inni5c
TkLL0w-Prime tallew, Co tallow grease 80
SIC, rrfase yellow 10 brown, t@5c
tKEs NAX.-Prime yellow, 100; dark and adul
toraieu. ib62Os
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LIQUORS.


ALCOHOL 30 per gal, asper high wines.
WHlSkY-Recuned, | cool 10, as per proof
sour mash, one year old / 30, two years old,
7b6oe 90 three years old, 2 2ba2 Sol fancy, OK.
ira old whisky, 3 COOS % rs per age
WlNE5-ClaroL In oases 3 COOS 0, per DUAL.
ity; Catawha, per gal pOc0l so rcft, OOGl o
sherry, pet gallon, GOA 90 MADEIRA, per gal,
lon, COOS 90 white wine, In cases bC@i6 %
CHAMPAGNk-Julos Mum \ Co, ~ 0OalSl 90
keL 20 b0a2 80 DON estio champagne, COD
Il 90
BOTTLED BEER-s Louis quarts, II 90
plnts, " 80 dudwolser own sire, ~ b6 pints
II so krlan ger beeL quarts, 3 10 pintN, " 90
hos bOer %
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LIVE STOCK.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

NNVENFFWNW " IN To
BEEvfS-Co,n b, evce nome fair 10 good
grass bceves, 9@SSc per pound medium grass
boevcs, 2AtnSC per pound
COwR-Dnrrcn cows ~ O0G21 10. Mich cows,
North Texan grades 40 uOa50 20 common 10
fair, Is orc 90 90 Stock cattle afoud ib0Odeo on
BULLS AND Stays CFor sausage manu-.
factufcl; bulls 2 axe, stays ~ d2Ac
CALNkS-Ncal calves o Ots 10 o. yoarllnge,
i0ai6 ON two.year-oldS 1891
SliEkl-Good mutton, 30Skc per pound,
medium mutton, 2Nd2Ao per pound; stocl
sheer 2Ootta 90.
GoArs-2 Oln2 70 per head.
HO0H-Cotn fed, tAa sc. medium, tddkc;
stock hoee, tho; sieck,rs and feeders td1Ae.
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FIsu. oYsrENs ANn GAME.

FIsH-Red, shcophead aud Trout l9c New
Orleans rcd snapper, l2c; Spanish mackor.
o. l2c
INSTRUMENTATION por dos xxx, 4 90.
med nm, 90 extra select, % Matagorda gOn
Berwicks hay, l 2, per hundred.
GAME-Nenlson aud antelope SOS Buffalo,
\, Ducks per dOton, 2 OOi quail, 1 So Wild ur.
keys, q 0,GoQ Of grouse, 2 30 sQulrrelS 4 80
Rabbits. 1 20. lack rabbits. ~
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Douglass Brothers, the fashionable mer-
chant tailors OF North Texas, have received
their beautiful stock Of suilings, casimeres
doeskins, diagonals and the latest patterns
In gentlemen's suitings. They can and do
make clothes to tit and give satisfaction to
the most iastidious, Their stock OF goods
is large and consists OF agrcat variety OF
patterns, and no difficulty is had in get.
ting something to please. Work only first
class tailors and turn out only first.class
work ut their establishment, 703 Main
stfCef
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AhpNItunl hOuuss
The Elm street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, is the only saloon in the city which
imports its own wines and liquors. They
import In aud out of bond Hungarian and
other wines, aud therefore can give their
regular patrons the benefit. No saloon IN
the southwest imports direct as much as this
house. Their cigars, lunch, liquors and at
tention given 10 the public cannot be cx-
celled in the United States. Don't forget
to get your lunch and liquors at the Elm
Street Exchange, where you will always
lind the allable Jake Menozer aud assist.
ants,
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QuEENswARE.


ouoTt ~ioNs TODAY.
ASSORTED CRATKs-i0 OOR76 %
TuMbLERS-S6c n so per doaen; OOal %
per box, gobleis, 0lp6 % per barrel.
sroNEWARE- Per TO- gallons, 10 OO0l2 so
LAMrS-R H., 2 90 a, H., 2 90 lamp chin,
news ~ rer hon assorted caSs lamps, ~ %
FRENCH CHlNA-inc ftanck
STERLING 0OODS--N az per &
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PROVISIONS.


QUOTATIONS. TODAY,
BAC0N-shon clear sldOs, QAc Ions
clear, NO 10 less
DRY sALT-short clear sides, SIC; Long
cleaL Aak less breakfast bacon, llO
HAMS-CanvaESed aud uncanvaSsud i6kc.
LARD TieUc qAW half.harrol, pkc
i0.pound cana QAg N-pound cans, ghl
20 pound can, exc h'pound cans, pSc. 3
pound cans iOkr.
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III of One Mind.
DIR. h. Wilson Carr, OF Baltimore, says
"he has used Rosadalis In cases of soronla
and other diseases with mucn satisfaction
DIR, 7 G. Pugh, OF Baltimore, recon-
tn diseased blood, saying II Is superior to
any preparation he has ever used,
Rev. Dabncy Ball, of the Baltimore NJ. II.
Conference, South, says he has been 80
much benefited by the use OF Rosadalis
that he cheeriully recommends Il TO all his
friends and acquaintanoos.
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COAL AND wOOD.

CoAlr-inilan Nation, 3 90 per ton.
IOKk-55c per 100 pound
MOOn-Oak hickory and ash. I OldA so per
cord. Sawed stove wood Is retailing at the
rates OF 8 10 10 G 20 per cord
CHARCOAL --.lho nor barrel,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-02

Enthusiastic In Its Favor.
All housekeepers who have ever used the
Charter Oak Stove are enthusiastic In its
favor, and say that for all purposes of cook,
ing and baking this stove can not be equal
ed The large lues and heavy castings, ex
pose to the FIRE, make the Charter 0ak
especially adapted TO our soft coal, which |.
destructive to cast-iron. The Reservoir |,
pronounced perfect in its arrangement
and operation, heating water Just right.
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Between disease and health, is often brei
and fatal. IL is better to be provided with
cheap and simple remedies O. such common
disorders as coughs, colds, etc than to run
the risk OF contracting a fatal disease
through neglect. DR., VIM. Halls Balsam
Is n sure aud safe remedy for all diseases OF
the lungs and chest. II taken In season IT. is
certain TO cure, and may save yOu from that
terrible disease, consumption. II has been
known and used Tor many years in Amer
lea, and Il is no eXagReratl0n to say that 1t
is the best remedy in the world for coughs.
lnnEs. and lhkR no other.
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80
soRAp IRON,

QUOT rtoRs Today
CAhT-i % per bundled, stove. Sc: wrought
20 TO 80 per hundred, brass 500 to 10 90 p,f
hundred; copper " oo 70 1850 por hundredi
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Certer's Little Liver Pills are
tree from all crude aud irri.
tating matter. Concentrated med.
lcine only; very small; very easy to take; no
pain; no gripipg no purging.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-02

Ministers, Lawyers, Teaches, and others
whose occupation gives but little exercise,
should use Carter's Little Liver Pills fcr
torpid liver and billiousness. One Is dose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-02

Burnctps Cocoaine.
Inc best aud cheapest hair dressing. II
kills dasdruf, allays irritation, and pro.
notes vigorous growth Of the hair.
Burnett Flavoring Extracts are inyaria.
bly, Acknowledged the pures and best,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-02

Why don't you try Carriers Little Liver
Pills4 They are q positive cure for sick
headache, and al the Ills produced by dis
ordered liver, Only one pill u dose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-02

"The rain, how grandl after the long
drouth," said one friend 10 another. YES"
was the reply; "like a Glen Lea lemonade
at noon on u hot summer day."
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merc We are Agnin.

Read this card through and if you will
say II don't give you the advantage | will
give you So for loss of time. II you will
give me rial order for photographs ard
II they are not superior to any ever taken
OF yourself will give you the pictures and
50. For every failure to take pretty pict.
ure Of your baby, will give $40, allowing
you TO be the Judge In each case. Now
don't you think the above gives you decid
eddy the advantage lead on fine work
| invite competition. and will deposit
81 600 In the Dallas National bank &c the
credit of any artist in Dallas or State Of
Texas whose art productions will euua
mine. Try me. J. Ii. WEB .rER,
7Ol Elm atTeet
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Mirpsp Hn'nuu.

MotlCE-WE HAVE $4,000 FOR INVEST.
~ meut Ia choice business property centrally
locat and commanding n good revenue
JONES MURPH', No 100 Nsin St dcc2ll
A pMlNlsTRATORs NOrlCE-NOTlCE Is
Aher1hy given that all persons hay ing claim.
against the estate OF Andrew NihOls, decensrd
f,nst present them 10 the undeTsgue within
the spe med time the law REQ aires or they WI
be forever barred. JOHN T.. SWEESON,
dgCl -3tW Adminislrat,r
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GOAL, tuNls
Norics.-'rhe Gas Co. are now supplying
Coal at lowest market figures in car load
lots, by the ton OF in smaller quantities.
Send in your orders TO the Gas Cos. Office.
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Having bought out the interests Of All
concerned in the firm OF Z. n. HosmerI
Co., steam, gas and water-htters, | will
continue the business at the old stand, lOC
Elm street. A. MoWmRK.
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A Inll and :, mplse varlssy-nn, good
aud fresh and cnO an- IA make
Oh, m At home at Alston's, corner sycamore
and Elm,
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EllIscellaneuttE naan1a

WANtED-rwO FIRST CLAss IREsS.
w make sat III Elm street. None but first
class nee Aoply da,2-t'
| lUAN1ED--A GOOD COOS IN PRIVAIr
W brding hOuse. Npply w ) PERKINS
Marshall, Texas, near Depot de- .. t
WANTED-2J FIRST AND sECoNDGkAI E
w teachers for county schools by lexas
School Agency, 600 MAIN ST., Dallas. d % II
| WANTED-To KNOW THE wHkREA-
W bouts Of my son, Waldo Y Davis, who
left his home. Bonbr0Ok TarIaut county on the
Slh OF October, for Grand Prairie, Dallas cOun.
~, aud leaving there on the 10th Of October In
eImpany with man by the name OF II Ross
lot Dallas, en- route 10 the Rel River country
lie Ia About % years old ligh comp ected about
feet Inches In height. wore u blue coat, with
dark pants aud vest had q small hand aach,
Dr b. S. DANI4, nbroOk, Tarrant Co, Tex
shermI n and Denison pagers please COPY
a. - 4
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@. G. & SEEM
Gglf, COLORADO and SANTA * NJ

CNS4t Az 40 - 4 ~ ~ h2e
At GALVESTON with Mallory line q
Steamers for Key West and New York; Nos
gan Line Steam ers for New orlGars, lntiar
Ola, Jorpug Ohriau, BrowmyLie and Yei
CruE,
At ARCOLA with I. 8 q. Il. Il. B.,
Columbia and l0WnG in BrSEOnA county,
at HUsEN BERG 9ith o., ID. n 8. A.
Sunset ROutel for Columbus, Welmar, Han
wood Luling, san Antonio, Laredo. UvGlde,
Western Teas and Mexico; also fUi
Houston and Star and Crescent Route fol
BeRuAont, Orange Lake Charles, the Jeche
County, New Orleans and all points In tls
southeast North and East with New York,
Texas n Mexican ky for Wharton. Victoria
and stations on that line.
at BRENNAN with Il. & 4, q. BY foi
Hampstead, LedheIter 9iddings hoDace
and Austin.
At MLAANO with !. & @. N ny. for Hear1a
Palestine, Rockdalc, Round Rock, George
town, Austin, San Marcos, New BrauniCls
San Antonio and Laredo.
At TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific Ry.
At Mc1dEQOA with Texas and 81. Lorit
BY Tor Waco, COrsicana, Athens, Mount FlGfs-
ant Gilmer and Texarkana.
At MORGAN with the Texas Central ~
for Waco, Rosa Hco, lredoll. Cisco and
points on that line.
At OLEBURNE. Junction Of Dallas 81
Vision OF G., o. h s. Y. ky.
at FORT WORTH with Missouri Pacilr
and Texas a Pacific RVS for all points or
these lines; for El Paso, Santa Fe, san Fran
cisco and the Pacific Coast and for Kansas
City, e. louis Chicago, New York, and all
points North, East and West
At DALLAS with II. L T. G.. ny, r. d
Ky and Dallas Extension Of Missouri Pa
Cihc Ry,
Gysee that your tickets read over this line.
pF-FOr iull information, address
OSCAR q. MURRAY,
Genl Pass. Ag't
GALVESTON TEXAs
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w ANTED--A GOOD Dry GOODS SALES.
" man. Apply GOLDSMITH BROTHERS,
lllkln street, decl.lt
MIANrED--A GENTLEMAN 80 YEARS OF
w age, with 10 years business e1peilonce In
the east, desires u position as bonkkeeper or
CASH speaks and writes English aud German;
good references. Address o. X Herald Office.
deo2.it
w ANTED- or SIX GENT EMEN
w can secure hrst.otss day board hy ann -
Ing at once to us Jnck'onstr,et asc2.lt
MANrED IMMEDlArELY-TWO FIRST.
w elias, boiler makers. Apuly at the No ,pry
Iron Works, JOHN WESrER nov2s.6t
MANITOBA GOOD WOMAN FOR GEN.
W eral housewotS IN a Sun II famlls. Apply
~ d2i Pearl s'tost be'we II Bryan aud San IN.
unto STREETS. E. NTH. unv27.7,
"a ANlED u GOOD CA PENTER5 10
~ work ON Fort StOG ton Court house; wages
300 perdN; winters lob. Apply IN Robert
Beeyrle, 70 eman, or to NJ Ache, Arthl.
uct and TN lar Abilene Texas, vg3 i'm
| WANTED OsTOP At THE NATION
! w Al HOTEL; tnt.clssh accommodations at
reasonable rate only ONE DOLLAR AND
TNkNrY. FIVE GENTS PER DAf. Tho build
ing Is brick, with three stairwnys IN case Gre
Located IN The hus,Hr0 portion OF the city only
one SQUARE FROM Efvrtv.r line. aud ono square
| from VctF ~ 'fo.h. tN' Missouri Auiur Depot
| VSnvcp'"t 'o pn".l.eIr uomlug or goiup over
| either Rad on open Nl night IuArts are
called icrel i'Hi.s u CLNARN rropflrlpr
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II. & 3. az. 7Esiltuau.
TDEEAEas AMID lcURoPm

=
Outward tickets ALI
Railway
by letter K O. FLOOD, Ticket Dallas ABOVE
]. WALDO Vice President and Manager, or Can't A. PAmKNFp n
NJ
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II we do not have the Book or piece of
M music wanted, will procure it for YOU.
ulve us trial and you will lose notIins
Mar 5, soft. s
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

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for Nervous Debility, Ex.
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hpa. LOST MAN
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Such as Loss al Mem.
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MR.. ) IL; BATES, Newspaper Advertis
ng Agent, Al ! ark Row Times Buildingl
new York, is authorized to contract for
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nal missions, Aversion to society," I'm
ness Of Vision. Noises in the heau
he vital fluid passing unobsesved IN 'ne u'lne,
and many other diseases that lead tc insanity .no
death. DIR, MINT1E win agree to forie,. FIVE ~
Hundred Dollars for case OF this kinu ING "
tai RESTORATIVE tunder his spec'a au',oe
and treatment) viii not cure, or for aHy.nms .n
purc or Injurious found In it. DIR. miNlAh
treats ali Private Diseases successfully "'tnou'
mercury. Consultation Free. Thoro"sn esam,'
nation and advice. including analysis Of urine seoo
Price Of vital Resolutive, So 90 bottle. of io"r
times the quantity, $1,000; sent to any ador up
on receipt of price, or c. o. D.. secure II ON ooser
va,,on. and in private name. if desired, hy
A. E. MINTlE, M. D.
II Kearny Street. San Francisco. Cal.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPH-
RETICUM, cures all kinds Of Kidney and bladder
complaints, Gonorrhna. elect, Leucoiihna. For
sale BY all druggists s1oo bottle. six bottles for
$500.
DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS, are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
cure in the market. For sale by all drua gists.
Jan. 2. 1S80.--H
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21
New York: Harper s. Brothers.
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.

POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
The Popular Science Monthly for
November gives much of its space
and several Of its stronger papers to
the consideration Of educational
topics. The question of the value
Of classical studies. which is Great
ing such a stir in the colleges, is
treated from different points of
view by Professor Cooke, of Har-
ward College, and by the editor.
Professor Cooke, in "The Greek
Question" the opening article of
the number, plants himself on solid
ground, and maintains the position,
which it will be hard to coDtrovert,
that while the sciences are of the
greatest importance and should be
given an advanced position, there is
good, though not all good, in the
classics, and they should not
be neglected. The editor
reviews President Porter's reply
to Mr. Adams address, and sets
against his assertions Of the high
value of classical studies the adj
verse testimony of such teachers as
President Barnard, Professor Blackie
and DR.. Farrar. Mr.. Joseph Carter
argues for "The Utility Of School
Recesses," which some teachers are
talking Of abolishing. He believes
that that would be poor educa-
tional measure which would quicken
the readiness Of pupils in the rou-
tine of the recitation-rOom at the
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LITERATURE.
HARPER's MAGAZINE.

The November number. cOnclud.
ing the sixty-seventh volume of
H0rper's Magazine, is very rich in
illustrations, and its articles are,
timely and entertaining. The from
tispiece, illustrating Austin Dob
sons poem, "At Last" is from a
drawing by E. A. Abbey. Herbert
Tuttle contributes an article, en-
titled ga Vacation in Vermont"
beautifully illustrated with views
of Green Mountain scenery. sSOme
| Glimpses Of Artistic London" are
given IN an article by Joseph Hat
ton, illustrated by fine portraits Of
Leighton, Fildes, Niillais, Bough-
ton, Alma-Cadema, Petite and Her
Komer, and views Of their studios.
Montgomery Schuyler contributes a
timely and popular article on the
new Metropolitan Opera House,
profusely illustrated. Henry 2.
Johnston contributes an article
apropos of the Centennial Anpiver-
sary of the Evacuation of New
York by the British, with illustra-
tions by Howard Pyle. An inter
esting biographical sketch of Sir
Moses Montefore, the Jewish phil
anthrophist, now entering on his
one-hnndredth year, is contributed
by Mrs. z. B. Gustatsen,
with portrait and other illustrations.
ga Castle in Spain" is concluded.
"Dunluce Castle" a poem by Sarah
O1ne Jewett, is accompanied by a
beautiful illustrst on. Mr.. William
Blaikie's article, entitled "Our
Children's Bodies" strikes vigor-
ously at some defects of our home
and school training, and his sugges,
tons will command general atten-
ton. Francis E. Prendergast con-
tributes timely and cOmprehen-
sive article On Transcontinental
Railways, with map. DR.. D. H.
Kane describes a"Hashish House in
New York, and ,''the curious adven-
lures of an individual who INDUCED
in few pipefuls Of the narcotic
hemp" Julian Hawthorne contri-
butes thrilling All Halloween
story, entitled "Ken's Mystery;;" and
Mrs. Lima Redwood Fairfax an in
teresting character sketch, entitled
Caesar and his Fortunes" Poems
are contributed by Mrs. E. w. Lati-
mer, Austin Dobson, Miss E. C.
Bradley, Herbert E. Clarke and
Edgar Fawcett. The editorial de-
partments ale full of entertaining
and useful mater; and the publish
ers' special announcement OF the
forthcoming Christmas number
the regular issue for December
of the leading attractions of the
Magazine for 1884, includes their
purpose not only to maintain the
high position already gained for
this periodical, but also to still fur
ther advance the standard of the
literary, artistic and mechanical
excellence.
New York: Harper s. Brothers.
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