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Cant sleep nights is the complaint o
thou sands suffering from Asthma, Con
sumption, Cough, etc, Did You cyertry
Acker's English Remedy 1t Ia the best
preparation known for all Throat and Lunr
troubles. 30 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold
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They don't make any FUSS about II, hut
II il nevertheless fact, that the Glen Lea
saloon keeps superior. brand OF whisky
aud liquors OF every kind, and the beauty
OF u Is that the rroprietors and attendants
know how 10 coscoct drink cfany kind to
suit you.
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Pursusn. 10 the advertisement In yes,er.
days HsnAlp. a meeting Is parties inter.
eu,sd In the success Of ~ swnserIcst Was
held asths Board " Trade rooms. Tn,
committee on )db,crip,ion', sppoin'ed
soma tune IN Member. reported that they
ned pucoeelcd in opsainin. very near ts,'
90 casn 1nsllcns. The gentlemen then
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-23

Crushed feeo.-Ua,s, corn and barley
crushed Is economical, healthtul and better
Tor horses and cows than whole grain.
Corn meal, Graham nour, hominy and grits
man ufactured al Felton's corn.mill, Pat.
,erscn avenue
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-23

Professor Goorga NJ, Arth, 0lS
Eghth street, \. H., Washington,
II. C., was attacked with ~ severe pain in
the loot that he could scarcely walk, st,
Jacobs Oh, literally used, entirely cured
him.
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1867 Prizes, amounting to......
CERTIFICATES

VIZ 10 htFeby Otltly Ihal we supG,rvIgo ne
arrangements for all the monthly va semi. nm.
nnal Drawings OF the Louisiana Suste Lottery
tho drawings themselves, ard that the Same grg
conducted with honesty. fairness And i'm rool
faith toward allpartcs. We ailthorlge the
company to use this certificate, with lac-slmiei
Of our signatures attached. In = its adyertisI
mputg "''N'N''l
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LIVE STOCK.

There are more than 200 breeders o. sno.'.
harnsh cattle IN Michigan, owning AZ le"'' v,
rOo cattle that are worth $4,000. NY; ,ocs and
IN. columbus sun Calls ioI aS ina wool.
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Music Trade.

1nelincrease Of business
room, Q, II. Edwards has
ioining store, formerly ccc
Hone sewing machine con
curing better facilities for h
| playink goods.
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One OF the largest stocks of permmery,
cosmetics, hair and tooth brushes, at ye0
Houses, 7i5 Main street.
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OF Mr.. Fav.o. "

of i Es @5, EEaTgett, the postm..,
Sa "a , The ooros; 'es,s5 general
10 him shortly s incident which hs0n = re-
his dfa5d !, worth noting SsoA 9,' par
s a% and T Pf5e.5 ca@ me a ap
70 %y i to be alone have Won ga%eet as You
Win rather '' Pasa.5 Getaayy T aoi yq Sa,
70 T iss not imagine VIII y the ' sI@ lie
lis anRn a,.2sether to TtcSs tSiiSeE was Tor
lss5y sad 9S 1&s@ITaqon noticing BY voice Ssg
zee IN b Gi.r iie belcy. Ii. ear, Mr. tav-
b, e act Of was f1so@ ry taken I sSaasr
W. p' wor OF The great F cyyr good nature on
"e'" ~ r whose
bly, at
hW-
pti.
YlS :
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DRUGS
ro-pAY's QUOTA

Acid. acs,ic, per Id ....;;,'" !
Acid, carbOlic. Guys, per ~"
Acid. citric per Id ..., 49,.
Acid, tar,aric, powdered per
"a. s...s-s.ss .ss~ lh.......ts.t
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s sau % ss s: use their .. MORNING JANUARY

ne tbS Only As Sherry
4 nuts. 49, ' 'sl be handea S,s We were eros
pock.sS'-I remarked thai handful I
NS.iai 70 his Eirirs9 ue vas tAkin-
cam i Dough. her over ' b . slrl'', asked
last nish; . mere al the B,,ct,,
Thirty. S Sd yoa give FIR bs,,r
came c. a. hitle sixyesr ~ isT O. sAe is" Re
and 49, sfing down he ~ h'aeSioot rirl
one bst possession Of M. ' 49,, 10 mrst ~,
new 49, 'l on a HeN dres. aaia The iit,'e
abIci' les e and little M, warm stockinrs
Nj,bt. nsa evidently 60 blanket, All -
49,, we last txruiv. f.' ''ite our of the .far.
allowed 1 1ll ing her Nitb a. r ",,,
hut. tsistii 70 start back to.-'u 's Shorty Z
close enougbs hcs blanket isIIe lodge.
taking og,Iia' he called ny. On Dot Dr.
leid 4 "a Tue empty c.r,r,tIer back, AID
~, 80 own overcoat to,,'u Ee'beit which,
nd again sent bs ,n9sly ABOUND her lied lied
Ter e the BacIsso5oI, a ,he hsppest yS S,,.
Her NIL Siii You 10 With bo,4,r
o,osner Is 10 keep bsr "a, asked
,me and g,yt ~ Then IN taks 81 back
otber, give her - the ,ol ee her down
"sbe." ,'u 'nen, he added v Nomhn' this
/ /, =. rice, innocent very Serions.
rvs up. and mere nere she will stare I'm nov,
Ia her home tnen 90 TO the b,t tn' the u
n Of her w. and ana mother'il ms Ia. IN
toronto G!ob,. MAKE SO-
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Neents to $3.50. Goto\ Baum
Au(tect.
For steam, Na'er and HAS I
Hosmer Il Co. g, the old rNliat
Elm street,
"A Exclusive Wholesale and vet
Iand suit house in the state\a
| 20 ELM street. \
| A large sOlection of the Ia
( type at the usRAlp job office,
| IL, amt leave your orders,
| For pumps, steam, gas and
gc to Doyle's, 7OS Elm street.
aud low prices guaranteed,
| We have tired Il, We know
speak, lemp's new extra cx'
longs to that class of goods {
order
II YOU wish n drink Of tn
whisky, Concoctcd to a que,
straight II YOU please, 10
saloon.
Don't forget 10 drop III ~ NJ
at night and listen 10 the latci
IT YOU are hungry try one
| lunches.
70 all requiring AN eNcollet
posed OF natures own produc
| invigorating beverage, we che,
mend lemp's extra export Se
Fer the nohbieSt aud best
ure and foreign chairs, 10 &c
able, q y, Rick, 80 and ~
who has the best assortment
Photographs OF superior
McChllan's studio, 10o Mair
and examine. A large stock
very cneap, DO no, TAIL to 81
wish pictures framed.
Ackcr's Blood Enxir Is u n
eradinator ct all impurities \
Ulcers, Old Sores, ScromlouSI
Syphlitic Poisoning, are sped
It's use, II purihes the VIII I
bnnishes all Rheumatic
rains, Sold by W. IL. FAD
, Dallas, Texas.
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Ng TTn,5oo

mafnso they will not cure OF
contiimpure or injurious found
City
tionsou invalid wife. sister,
,han II he made the picture OF
NH ,of Hop nluers, costing
rales,ler3 Cleanse, purify and
route,
cOnvt
nsrtBITTERS,
nickl
to Me- sickness or suffering OF
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ssf S;ss9' "'s g. n @ Merchant
S isS9 nsT D9 Ts1F ess ,v as
Sor ihsr work be1sS' SSpan y''' S
and s,S enabled to aSy1sPpGrncd ca risss
Main s street examine there SaT %G;l as&i5ous'
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1T II WILL

and vim he S sSlls.s thee saa With thy h,.,,
-sse'''.' - '' Aia a. said I, sIo ,, q.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-23

Last performance Of tho comic opera
"ratiencc, tonight
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-23

lets, forks, knives, spoc. You'd Qucs,iO, h(x
aud plush eases, odor STAN y k-N,eNel
stands, MI any
Fine marble and gilt clocks, walnut
clocks, all new STYLES, with cathedral gongs
ON the coracr ot Main and roydras streets
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Queen C,,y Armory.

Everybody is going to tho opcra'house
tonight,
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NanhNs NatmV
The merchants
Last yoat'skf
10 3,0iu, i07 barr
on rvcord.
Exchanges
the season froi
Last week ov
shipped from !
AVermiuiog
mink, lox, AM
whore he sold
Tue onnagu
IA 200; IN lSOp,
S9l, pSi
kuglahd has
with y capital
much money IL
india rubb r
pulvvriEed corl
for which no o,
The nnr.eca
l2hW muskrat =
nun Der VI rae
i@
nv. ~ We pM
alu Ms,oVo
sMg,naW 90
The Mas
, Fisheries hs
nouso Nv WIN
uvut NN
puling tho A
Mnsvuuc.u man y
WV hes'u IN
Dor Mu aiA.i
Inv house ma \
~ iAvor oian AZ I
does, and sAoo0 ~
NOR
tho Iowa Natk
mold Its regular
Moincs January y
!, inc thriving city
\. mM y . Engaged IN Its
Wu'W A wagon 4
'uIned OUT lNwj wal
Mississlppi has La
Meh's, With y
pioy Ass' ~
syWAsS, p,r
..rarmets GU
ouln une N
kansas, hasw
n,rrichAnwt
Inv paW
when iswi
osus OF mW
Arkh,hch
-MIAltIaII
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Neck wesr al Bsumsn'r.
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rs MCTII

r. -a-s ~ - 4
The onlypdissolvet Of u.
which exists lathe bluT
equity pnlfcuts
sALiCtiLiCA is kpu&
remedy because II SirJ
OF Rhetymaiism, Gout
many sF1-Called specil&
only trtat locally thqAinI
IL hHs beea coucot.QNJ|
that otntward appllcn1
OLE, 9nintmcutS, linn !
wiz not eradicate III"
res'Slt OF the pois ~ H.,
IshLIcyLloIF e
oiA this acid auiMlb 4
NOW esciusiyclhf ID
iaus Of Amrfirls
| Academy OF pyper ID
three days, A. ..''"l 10
y ~ b ....
a ~ lh..
ThatSAIlIib .... "A
4, mati,m, q Gan, per 70
, pains are nhica, per III
! give n ~ h.,
refunded srleCL pur 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-23

SlS5 !, hard sa5S e +; dsSs9,o [ o,
presld pa aS5 ,n Chris and i'e 4 6 ihc tTSri
the ias sed o Conceded IN ana qaorss gan
goods, and but The yc. .ST1 H., rSevt
~" VIII lind the best so , smoke t 81 %
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-23

wy on,5r,,sented az , bnu premature do
Ana, SSISot,lc,oqSee,rn rue use of LemSpS'.
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TINE llvER AND ITS !


CIT haa b.ccns = we'll estoei'
~ larger portion Of d,Heas,S y,
" fNInily Ia suhyeot arise IN v
" some deranscrroat oi we
IL nct only the l-tsest. hut ~ "
N. mo.t Important. Tho Neh'
tsrn TO tho hcsrt, ss~S' thlou
M ma pass,.,a the lmpurNioe,a,s
1 ehich are necassary Tor disosl
Sssh Nttlc 10 assist In the rome
|, Al kc' arc eliminated. From
4 that tho Llsor "a liao'o W ~
1 srsatef or less oItent, ann ".
Z Imposslblc tOthto prolotly /,
! moving all objectionable hls''
II S"t alinNsit to pass thrnugh'
4 nS,sSnA q which 10 should
Y With impure -
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-'ANNUAL CIEAR$E SAL IN
AT AND Below
! MILLINERY, CL)AK&, OOLNI}yU SUITS,
listers, Jackets,
Full LINE Of

last wear, the
% sav, "Thc
for the last
NJ two wears
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-23
iRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
CAPITAL PRIZE S7h 0nn

100, 900 Tickets at H5 Each Fractions In
Fitths In Proportion
LIST DF putyas
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n a, ,liowNaa0 the new. nrb,.r,
III agent, si,5iS F %.@,C .,in, l. Lug 4.
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y b Haurope, and in fact ,,..
d " cbSc- Portrayed '1 in mos mos
a and ric in, and comforts o i1ei
etbir invariably the c w .h'
! e WithEa refreshing; g /, ' n"i
m m,,G IT the savoy V yia men
1 ,,irS,e to regale' brands y,sndis'
i. ihr, a pISoaa and ailablSS ''Ig SSalt.
IRE " F race is to be iou IaI a,
st T 5rspsain and I'm! ipvigSoraT,fiSbrs,
s noe found "1 ,b ,he finest
lSS r ,Di. invitiapSY s,S year
Ne its patrons It't'a o he'd
fAshGri"m,"".s siloross,' ss
1sPolIo Hall iii ,b zane n,, Of
Hin the city. apd most
"A" n, is slhro6scSdi 'e ey :. IS
Nc by the s '1i,]m to s
~ Them selves ,,' \
,Eso a Havana cl pOGF
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" I'M TN w :
blood tllewho'esys' |
tom h,N'u,nes aheot'
od,snl no of.on eau
pT1pctly periormtlsl
SanSlnn unlosaitiaI
| .apliodNGth ruGEI
, vtSOptc niaiutein
!, Uastrcug,h, sothe
i Iiyorhcconos MI
n t.,.,rtuNi nnl
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i'Es ieusth.r
our navishsa
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CANT Novo all Tho toGMca mct
.a,a,1, tosNliCn, lU,b,lN.'.
Wa'cI illgtre.suItrv ytl,,
ulnn'V vi" AZ ,NpNNrtHAyL,
recoiNrrS. cNkN la
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-23

wv Dysnonn,y spep,ia sitGSy rather
s s"J asai tin ppSS 5Gs and 's snoy
!. sas, " W. H. Patterson, a SSnd g.
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LAS HERALD SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY a. 1sslA TITO

guaranteed
Five years ejtablished. m,
iall In u slnelJ Cssc, acute oy{
all prumiuouI physicians ul4
standing VI {AlluYllCn.
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-NAS,
Elevation. with n
for churhsS ek
cottages etc, eto.,
Construction sup
Ifme Contract Is ~.
2 for the irawingS.
~ the best workriHu
ics promptly atteude
eltute on hand
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-23

November p, 1883.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-23
The ROmany Rye.

THE RomaDy Rye" has evidently
struck the fancy Of a large section
Of play-goers, for Booths theatre
has been crowded at nearly every
performance during the past week.
1t has features which will please
the masses. There is diversity of
character in it; there is everything
to please the eye in costume and
scenery; there is animation, color,
picturesque effect. No play has
been seen upon the stage of this city
for many years in which there has
been a more varied and better
painted lot of sceuery-no- even
"The Lights O. London" Every
opportunity has been made as much
Of as possible. Even the front
scenes, usually slurred, have been
carefully prepared. The Gypsy en-
campment, with its tents, over-
hanging branches, groups of men
and women, is no more carefully
presented than the magnificent
view of Craigsnest by moonlight,
and HLondon at Sunrise" "The
Romsny Rye" is play for every
- one.-New York San.
Opera House, four nights be-
ginning Tuesday, November 9th,
and a Thanksgiving matinee, Thurs
day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-23
BRITANNIA.

IN THIS AGE OF GREAT DIS
| coveries, probably the most use
full one is that which has lately been
attracting the attention Of persons
in this Territory, who were imme0i-
ately cured of rheumatism on test
ing it's virtues. Doctor Hill, of
England, an eminent physician of
fifty years experience, and who has
about five thousand patients, has
made the discovery, and places this
valuable remedy in the reach of
afflicted persons IN the New as well
as the Old World. Testimonials of
influential persons living in Salt
Lake City can be furnished on ap-
plication. One bottle cures by re.
moving the causes from the blood.
1t also builds up the system and
makes the aged as 1.-the and active
as those of younger years. All pain
removed in a few hours. Ask for
DR.. Hills Celebrated Anti-Rheu-
matte Elixir. For sale at z. G. M. L
Drug Department, sole agent for
Utah. Price, $3.50 per bottle. 1t
has never been know n to fail, and is
noted throughout Great Britain as a
marvellous and most useful discov-
cry. s29
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Woven. Der p, 1883.
Cliff HOUSE.
JBH Hall, Brookville. Ont; r Grant, J
M Kennedy, T Driscoll, L Abbott; I
McOsrthy, j @ 6ougeol, Park City, Q
E Mitchner, j Rowland, Stockton; Jas
Lsforcsd, Beaver Town, N T.
METROPOLITAN.
NC joiner, 81 McFsunery, Chss E
Stone, Nebraska; + Al Edgar, Sacrs-
mento; 81 nj Brow, Pueblo, Col; A III
Damere, Atlanta, Ga; d Dun can. Hell
ems; Jose Hanson, Ogden, j b Rogers,
Fark City.
WALKER HOUSE.
" Siemens and wife, Berlin; j More
tand and wife, San Francisco; w New
ton, Emu, Pueblo, Col; o e Harris, Oar.
den, Dol; G S Smith ard vile, Pestts-
worth; s ? Sheafer. Pitken, Col; G d
Barnes, Newark. o; 6 Barnard and
den; j W DERRICK, q P r r; Mr. @ @
d Omsrk. New York.
WHITE HOUSE.
W Wilson, 81 Larson, a Arthur, Mr.
and Mrs Coles, Sandy; E Rollestor A
Smith, New York; Sanders. o Sibley,
NJ Dunken, Americon Fork; Hoskins,
W Boyd, Bingham; A Hunds, Denver;
G L Morsney, Ogden; S P Moore,
Cleveland; T Pitts, Corinne; P L
Swartz, Alta; 81 Baker and friend, I G
Mudd, J Hoskin. l. Davy, San Francis
co; j Watson, Der; II Durfer. Marys-
vile; W Alec, j Wade, Ksysv Re; L
Vermont, Bullion.
VALLEY HOUSE,
B East. q Westergreen NJ r
Lane, Oneida; j P Edmunds j Lam
SOD, a Mckenzie, Cheyenne; Watson,
W Bernard, ] K Kyle, st Louis; G W
Grifiths, j b PAUL, Pell, j Davey,
Bingbsn; D L, Morgan. -ol, G T BVr-
gess, Pitkin, Col; r Goodman, 81 G
Baker, Kansas City; A Remington.
New York. A Wishsrt, j Harris Silver
ton, Col; A Nimocks, South Pueblo; A
Henning, Oursy. Col; W Williams,
Tintic; u B james. Chlcsgo, D Mich
olss, Wsl!sbeg; L Eastman arc wife, M
j Dennis, Princeton; j Smith and wife,
T B Lagrange, Stockton; r Lane; San
Jose, Col; r Adams, L Y Whit re-,
Montana.
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PUT UP YOUR NUMBERS !
City MarshaI's Notice

.1r PROPERTY OWNERS
~ ho nave failed to place num-
L. - WI" mon their houses are hereby
DeealnoectfuiIy notified that the law re-
leSP res them, within thirty days
99f if receiving notice of the correct
numbers to which their houses are
entitled, to cause painted, carved or
cast duplicates OF such numbers to
be placed in a conspicuous position
upon such houses in a permanent
and durable manner 1t Is esSentlal
that this provision be strictly COM
n1ied with i'll order to obtain the
benefits of free postal delivery as
soon as possible. 1t therefore de-
wolves upon me to take immediate
steps to prosecute all persons failing
TO comply with this requirement.
VIM. G. PHILLIPS,
City Marshal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-23
WIDE awake DRUGGISTS.

4'e T. &. Nj. [. D,ug stole IRE al.
"YS "l'Vo to their bu9i' esq, sad
pare 10 Ieins to secure the ! ct eli
very article in their line They
f%Ve secure' tie agency for the
re'ehrated DR.. Kings New Dissolve
y for Consumption. The Only
certain cure known for Cousump-
non, Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis. or
any affection Of the Throat and
L1ngs: Sold on q positive euarsn-
e.. Trial Bottle free. Reguia.
-ize SI.00.
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81 buy DR.. BenSorls Celery and
Ch0n1onliLe Pills and introduce them
toheTeoer I go. Personal kraoao ledge
and experience Of their effects on
others prompts this act" Rev. J. P.
Fugett, rector, st. Luke's church,
Myersburg, Pa. Fifty cents at drug
giSts,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-23
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD FRIDAY. NOVEMBER % lsss
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postottioe at Salt
Lake City, Salt Lake County, Terri
tory of Utah, on the OF 23i November.
1888, which, if not called tor IN
enc month. will be sent to the Deao
Letter office:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-23
A GOLD MEDAL
-FOE-
WILLIAM HUME.

The international Fisheries
Exhibition, ct London, has been
one Of the events of the year. A
csblegrsm from Messrs. EARL s.
Cox the United States Dele
gates, announces that the Fish
Commission from this country
received eighteen gold medals,
one of which has been awarded
TO William Hume, the pioneer
salmon Gamer on the Oolum bia
River. This is the only csnnery
receiving a medal at the Exhibit
ton at London.
These goods ara kept for sale
By the can, case or car load, By
G. F. BROOKS.
Salt Lake City, Sole Agent for
Utah.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-10-05

The Hagerstown Mail, of last week, gives
the following true picture of Mr.. Holton,
the Radical candidate for Governor:
"rhe Republican party seems to be run
mad for Holton. A frenzy has seized upon
it, and nothing but Holton will do And
who is Mr.. HoltonY He has no record as
public man but that as Senator from Howl
ard county, when DIR. Maclin was turned
out against all right and decency to put him
in, and then the little record he made is bad
enough. His whole but short public life is
the disagreeable revival of the scandals and
wrongs of Republican power in this State
during the war. This gentleman has no
power as a speaker, no position as polti-
cal thinker, nor any known aptitude for the
charge and conduct of public affairs He
is said to be rich, and clever. and jovial, and
without any practical political knowledge
1t is said further that, being rich, he will use
much money toward his election. If this
be true and money is to take the place of
merit and of principle, upon what times
have we fallenY Are we to have opened
out upon the whole State what it is said was
witnessed in the last congressional contest
in his district, and which went far toward
securing his election-the sluices of corrup-
ton? The greatest evil now upon our
American politics is the corrupt use of mon
ey in our elections. 1t is the sapper and
miner of free institutions and of republican
government. 1t was to be hoped that in the
canvass for Governor there would be pub
lie sentiment against it that would make
itself felt, and that would to great extent
be respected by both political parties All
good men should set their faces against the
corrupt use of money But if the rumors
be true that float around the nomination of
Mr.. Holton, it is to be practiced upon scale
never before known in this State. Since
writing the above Mr.. Holton has been nom
mated by reclamation as the Republican
candidate
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-10-05

The Republican State Convention held
in Baltimore city, on Thursday Of last week,
nominated Hart b. Holton, of Baltimore
county, tor Governor; Wash. A. Smith, of
Dorchester county, for Comptroller, and II.
Stockett Mathews, of Baltimore city, for At.
torney General. The latter has declined the
nomination, and the position remains vacant
as yet.
All Of these nominees have been in the
State Legislature years ago and have no
further or higher prominence II is con.
eeded 10 he Que OF the weakest tickets the
Republicans could have made. Il has sepa.
rated the Ditty element from the party.
Holiun is man without any of the virtues
To adorn the high gubernatorial position
He has been picked up because he was for.
tunate enough TO be elected to Congress
from the 9th district last fall. Smith has
been Wing, a Democrat and is now
hybrid. He opposed Greeley and advo.
Gated liden. Mathews is a bitter Repub.
lican, dcspising all men who oppose him in
sentiment
The platform adopted is the most incon-
sistent and ridiculous thing ever put in
print At the outstart they rc-afiirm their
hearticst sympathy with the great national
Republican party. In the next paragraph
they deprecate the Encouragement of our
State government They have not strength.
ened their party by declaring their sympa-
thy with all classes Of villany that have
been perpetrated by the national party and
proved against il. They make the party
Zine distinctly.
The charges Of acknowledgement OF the
State government are without foundation
in fact, and sci ailoat that their party may
get its relentless grasp upon State power
with the aid Of all Democats who are i'm.
posed upon and disafected, il there are any
in the State y are silly enough TO allow
themselte be- carried away with such a
ai,usy a