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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-29

ALL SORTS.


A sleepy head is often possessed OF
a nod idea. IL New York Journal.
The world doughs every man the
bread that he kneads.-[Whitehall
Times. =
Cincinaati's motto-Be sure you
are riot, then go ahead Merchant
Traveller.
Erastus Clone had an sddition to
his family the other day and called
him Sy.-Quincy Smile.
The dancing skeleton at the Dime
Museum is not an illusion. 1t is a
bony-fed thing.-New Orleans Pics
ayune.
Things have come TO such pass,
remarks the Philadelphia Call, that
even the milk of human kindness
is badly adultersted.
AS Buffalo Bill is such a fine
marksman it 10 something of won.
der he doesn't shoot that hat he
wears. philadelphia Call.
A politician never feels the need
Of q character so much as he does
when he is trsing to run on a re-
form ticket. -Keokuk News.
The first thing that the Puritaus
did here was to fall upon their
knees; the next YVES to fall upon the
aborigines.-NeW York Dial.
The Light Of Asia, Forepaugb e
VIII te elephant, he claims is the only
genuine. OF this he has prime OF
Asia evidence Bradford Sunday
Mail.
Spring rsin falls alike on the man
with the tWenty-dollar silk UNI
brelIa and the man who has no UNI
brelia to cover his new eight dollar
plug hst.-[PucS.
Care will killa cat. The care must
be exercised in taking aim. tits eX
tremely difficult, however,to hit one
in the dark with a bottle.-Boston
Gazette.
In love, az in war, fort ess that
parleys Is half taken" And after
marriage the silent fortress is the
one that holds love the longest
New York Graphic.
Some one asks: Chow long is a
man a bridegroom" Not very
long. In a majority of cases he be-
comes ''short" before the wedding
tour ends.-Norristown Herald.
The trouble in the Chicago wheat
market was that some Of the mana
gers drove up hill with too heavy a
load aud loose tail-board .-CIncin-
natl CO numerical Gazette.
A New jersey baker has been ar
rested for embeZzling six eggs. His
friends were very much surprised to
find that he Was On that lay,-C0urs
isr-J ournal.
"Boys these days." remarked a
street urchin, "a he picked up the
stub of cigar and pulled away at
it. "begin where grown people
leave off. "-Philadelphia Call.
The receipts OF the friction match
manufacturer are gross, but the
man who sells the matches is gen.
orally grocer.-Lowell Courier.
Sleep is very healthful. There is
nobody who knows this better than
the hired girl, especially in the
moining.-Rockland Courier.
Minister Sargent uped to be prin-
ter. He Grst made Bismarck angry
because he would sjef for beer"
with the old autocrat.
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OYER A C0FFIN-LID.

"6he - Observation-Disclosures
me! a good vile, God bless her!''
The words were spoken 10 tremb.
ling accents over q coffin.Iid. The
woman asleep there bad borne the
heat and burden Of life's long day,
and no one had ever heard her
murmur; her hand was quick to reach
cut in helping grasp to those who
fell by the wayside; and her feet were
swift on errands of mercy; the heart
Of her husband had trusted in her;he
had left her to long hours of solitude,
while be amused himself in scenes in
which she had no part. When boon
companions deserted him, when
tickle ELECTION sel6shIy departed.
when pleasure psIled. he went home
and found her waiting for him.
"Come from your long long rowing,
On LIES sea SO bleak and rough,
Come to me tender and loving
And shall be blest enough
That had been her love.s0ng-
always on her lips or in her heart.
children had been born to them.
She had reared them almost alone
they were gone! Her hand had led
them to the uttermost edge of the
morning that has no noon. Then
che had comforted him, and sent him
out strong and whole-hearted while
she stayed at home and - cried.
What can woman do but cry!-and
trust?
Well. she is as ress now. But she
could not die until be had promised
to "bear ups" not to frst but to re-
member how happy they had been.
They? Yes. it is even so. For she
Wes blest in giving, and he in receiv-
ing. It was an equal partnership after
all!
"5he - was-a-good-wife-Io-
mo."
On, man! man! Why not have
told her SO. when her ears we're not
julled by death? Why wait 10 cay
thssa words over q coffin Wherein lies
a wasted, weary, gray haired woman.
Rhoaa eyes have SO long held shat
pathetic story of loss and suffering
and patient yearning, which SO many
wonen's eyes reveal-to those who
read. Why not have made the will
1erness in her heart blossom like the
rose with tee prodigaHty ofyour love?
Now you would give worlds-were
they yours TO give-to see the tears
OF joy your words would have once
caused, bejewelIing the closed Wiz
doWs OF her soul. Il is toe late.
We have ca efuI thoughts for the stranger,
and smiles for the sometime gue.t
But oft for own
-, The bitter tone
Though We love cur own the hest,
Detroit Free HesS.
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Standard Time.

Il Is an old custom, adhered to,
I'@eYar, very loosely in large cities
=. 'ae present time. for day laborers
20 commence work at seven in the
morning and stop a. six in the
f S'Sliqg. Tbs custom appears to
~ - o..iI d reason why some PERSONS
=. = yes st which the ckRn9e from
"a, I'me IS over twenty Gninntas
$500 ~, 70 "a king the change to
e e.---lsCd time, There is not snfsis
20 ..l .e4so2 WY these hours sbonId
- - o111e'ed to, nor in fact that a M
IN IN nour ah0uld be ch0se1 For ,'C 49, an
T5 ~ - .ns o. ending 3 days work.
Is ,rs tH-saa between the earliest and ID
a9d Sa tmss tCr sunrise is 6 100 a N
tir9eg ~ wen sen 'he earliest and Iataai
ioosI' 10; t9I su2so5 is 600 n. m - in
y -, =, 'i1e, From s 80 a n 80. %
Iegef &c C ol therefore, obviously, at AZ
hours s, : ,ol a selection CT the ten
Iigbt i I1 mug the twelve, if dav1
line f - what is sought, a. is f5o
Il LIS j. rem NIL 100 q. N. to g. 90 Is . me 4
els, whia5 ar more thar anythjng
wb3,e q 4 bo5 "a governs this n1atfsr s-i an
Ta ll1' ., n roaI-. alone stands in T fba
n num- it must give - Inc Inc gFe :,3t
n more e1.,52htaned the sS c5f way: The
vii "a - ,om nunity the eoon o
Wa 'lsy ai}pt tbs reFoEm S-e sooner
-Q6tciQI enid.
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49, the Treasurer, rather !, t iG.a
WIN . IN nriyate banker; yet IL G ;n0
WIZ; - the treasury as the law - 4
not u 'AI De had felt someWnss
tended, .od when the gentleman
s an,n'iI illinois Cannon bad Dr rou5ix
- hi his notice the fact In the ap t tHet
70 u, tn the Sscretary's statement. the the
OIL oI rn0 wss q statement thas t Inc
there had been deposited win , me
money mr" He had gone to every q
dscer of the treasury, VINO into Ito the
CnI of money covered , I'M him #
uesSu nn{ been covered in He nsu
hat 9 In to the Treasurer, IoT one .
reason that that 6tiiG Sa vas E at fault
such accounts. II ne " WIZ tbs - Treas ,
that he had not gone 20 INC NJ d a'.er
n rTa II was because the treasurer
uL1I, n - he persOn to 60 to. A lew
%1S I 400 $4,000 had been directed
eS{ 70 CO. csoyered into the treasury. but
10 De W .t Of the treasury wrots
him hin on Saturday last that 1t had not
IT been done, SO that up TO the
ye osa D moment not one dollar has
pd de1' n ~ in. He charged that
t goa law had not been complied with
he imputed no intention on ths
1art Of the Secretary to Go any dis
honest or dishonorable thing. So
1ar as he had observed the admins
ration of the Secretary of the Navy
had been most creditabIe. The
whole tone Of the service had been
rsiFed, but the Issue was whether a
great officer of the government had
0beyed the clear command OF the
law. He asserted that the 81 cretary
hsd not.
Calkins defended the Secretary s
action, and argued that the pro-
visions of the law had not been vIo-
lated. that the law required that the
net proceeds of sales should be
covered into the Treasury, but net
proceeds could not be obtained until
all expenditures had been paid for.
and this had not yet been done, his
deliberate judgement was that
every candid man wouFd say that
Hewist's performance this morning
was a mere subteriuge. II he did
not make a direct charge, Common
decency and common honesty ough'
to induce him to keep his mouth
shut
Hewitt declined TO reply to Calk-
mss personal remark. He made
no imputation either by i1direGtion
or subtei fuge, or by sny blow of the
assassin, sgainst fhe Secre airy of the
Navy. He insinuated nothing, but
he charged that the provisions o.
the statute had not been comp led
with. II he had done less than
state the facts, he would have failed
in his duty as a Representative.
The House then went into com
mittee of the whole and proceeded
to the consideration of busi less con.
lected with The D strict Of Column
bia, pending Which the committee
rose and the House took recess TIL
p. NJ, the evening session for debate
on the tariff bill.
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NOTICE.

To Mrs. Isabella B. Erickson, John 3.
Erickson. William 3. Erickson, yoDI
heirs md assigns. You sic notified that
the undersigned as co-ownar with you
in the SCOTIA NINE il toe vest Tintic
District, Jusb County, . Lab Territory,
has done the work AID mada the i'm
provements required by law TO represent
said claim for the yesr 1888, amounting
to S51 80, and II you fail to pay and con-
tribute your proportion of such expendl-
ture within ninety days sfter the frat
publication hereof, your interests in said
mining clsin will be forfeited and be-
come my property. First publication
April 28th, l884.)i
NEAL MCCLELLAN.
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Chicago Markets.

Ohicsgo, rs. - Wheat - Closed 93A
May, 9526 June, 951z July.
Corn-55I May, 81 June, 58I July.
0sts-S27s May, 1875 June.
Whisky-l7.
Afternoon - Whest-Active, stronger
for June, closing 93N May, 957s to 96
June.
Oorn-Eaey; 55H to 552s Nay. BIZ to
571z June.
Oats-steady, 3375 May, 1873 to 81
June.
Pork-Steady, little higher; 17.o5 bid,
17.15 asked May.
Lsrd-Steady; 84711Fto $50 Hay.
Rye-Dull; 81 to 62H.
Barley - Weak, lower; Y to 70.
Bulk Mests-Fsir der,and, shoulders
6.75. short ribs, 825; short clear $50.
Whisky-l7.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-29
New York Railroad Stocks.

New York, %, IL a.m.-Stocks opened
streng. % TO Il higher, the latter in
Pacific Mail, which rose to 46H. Oregon
Trans; opened at l3z to Is, declined TO
l5I, subsequently recovered to IL, but
at IL O'Clock was lower.
3p.m.-At 230 pm. fresh setting
movement set Midwest prices .lade,
western declined to 110T, St
Paul to 500, Union Pacific to 65X and
Texas Pacific to 14ss. Near the close
there was q rally o. Il to n. Market
closed steady.
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Chicago lave Stock Market.

Chicago. 2S.-Hogs Receipts, 5 500;
slow, 10 lower; rough pscking 5.35 to
5 so, packing and slipping, 8. Go 20 Is,
ight SIS to $50. gg
Csttle-Rsceipts, $500; fairly active,
firm; good to choice shipping 5.S5 to 6 10;
common to medium SIS to 30, slcck>
ers 3.75 to 4eO. feeders AS to $40.
Sheap-Receipts, 500; strong, higher;
inferior to fair, 90 to 4.40 per cWt.; me-
dunn to good 475 TO $50, choice to
ex.rs $50 to 6.75.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-29
CIearanCeS.

Boston, 2S.-A table compiled from
specials to the Post, from managers Of
twenty four leading clearing no lses OF
the United States, giving the eatances
for the week ending ,he 26.h inst. with
per cent. increase and decrease. Total,
SI,511, 1877 los, incresse. IA Outside
New York, S244, 239, 274; increafe, 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-29
Money Market.

New York, 25.-Money e.sy, IL to 2;
closed ~ to q; prime mercantile psper,
4 to 81, EsterliBq exchange bankers
bills steady, 4.S73z sterling exchange
demand, 4.S9X.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-29
Foreign Markets.

Liverpool, 28.-Breadstufs firm, sell
lers asking sn advance.
Flour unchanged.
Winter. "a 81 10 Sc Sd; No
2 spring, 7z sd to Is 81; California Is Sd
to IS lid; club, 8s Id to Ss ID.
Ccrn-New, 5s Cd; old, 81 I'd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-29
The Green Room

Is where you can get the finest
wines, liquors, cigars and gentle
manly treatment. A call will con
vince you Of its attractions,
t S. J. KELLEY, Propr.
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VALLEY HOUSE,

" A Neill, Acuff. Q q Creek, ] P Judge.
" Johnson, P sing, Park City; NJ W4lch, : s.
cramento; " Carver, Troy. Iowsa; = clyde,
Provo; J A Mossur. Oh esgo; Mrs Watson, Pc
catelIo; c S King, Frisco: W Clay r fuller,
Nebraska; y Shaw, Helena. N Whsrton,
HeleIa; NJ Hearne, Missouls; n Lewis
Rem, ID Barton, L Bartoh, Mo; } r Amos
Barry, ARIZONA, D williamson, Wells, New
o o Berg, q Waiter, Butter; Morris, NJ
L Vale, Stockton; q Blain, Denver, } W
Turner, Provo; G II Green. Portland; Ora
ham, Aspen, Wyo; W u Hort!and, Oregon; Q J
Estallen, California
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-29

SRILOH'S CATARRH REA
EDY-a positive cu7G for CatsrrA
DiphtheEiS and Caakar Msukh. soA
- y @. n. Z prug Stora RI
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Utah Wool. I'd
SALT LAKE, April
New York Petroleum.

New York, 82.-Petroleum strcng,
united, 93A.
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WHITE HOUSE.

Patrick, Wales, Utah; G ClsrF, r Z Gum,
Cottonwood: g T Lyon, Boston; r Lane, S
Ellsworth, Washington: T Edwards, Taylor
New; d " oicott, New York; Q s Lee. Peos;
c Carrier, R h CRANES, Leadvilie, Sap
pingtsn. Bingham; q q Collins and wife,
south Cottonwood; W Brunean, Tooele; I
Cunningham, Bingham; Duncancsn, A meri'
can Fork; I 7 Wall, Alta; J & Hilloney,
Francklyn; N Collinson, Ogden; r NJ Davis,
Lake City; j Ralph. Pueblo, E Hawkins and
wife, Spring Mountain, Idaho; g G Dickinson
Hn e an and famiy Detroit: Psce Provo
G Hickman. Stockton E Hill, Bingham; W
W Burr and wife, NJ t Pleasant: III Lowder,
R Mander, Park City; Cla K, Winnamucea
New
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Boston, November 76, 1881.

Boston, November z6, 1881.
Brown CHEMICAL Co.
Gentlemen:-For years l have
beenagreatsufferer from Dyspepsia,
and could get no relief (having tried
everything which was recommend
ED until, acting on the advice of
friend, who had been benefited by
BRowN's IRON BITTERs, / tried
bottle, with most surprising results.
Previous to taking BRowN's IRON
BITTERs, everything ate distressed
me, and l suffered greatly from a
burning sensation in the stomach,
which was unbearable. Since TAX
ing BRowN's IRON BITTERs, all my
troubles are at an end. Can eat any
time without any disagreeable re-
suits. I am practically another
person. Mrs. w. J. FLYNN,
80 Maverick ST., E. Boston.
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Six, Satin, Brocads and Velvet Dep
French and American Dress Goods
White Goods and Table Linen
Zephyr, Girghsm and Domestic
Flannel and Ladies' Cloth
Curtain, Drapery and Tidy
Lsce, En- broidery and Trimming "
Hosiery, Glove and Button
Ladies' Underwear and Co-se!
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SUFFER

no longer from Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion, want Of
Appetite, Joss Of Strength
lack Of Energy, Malaria,
Intermittent Fevers, &c.
BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS never fails to cure
all these diseases.
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COMMERCIAL.

Mining. Stocks and Other Markets
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
April %. 1884.
METROPOLITAN

Miss Coleman, Mrs Colen an, Sacramen. o
Mrs May, Chicago Mrs Poor, Boston; G Sad
Ter. San FrsncIsco: w Dnnnigsn, Green River
C D Schindap, sprinEvile; G W Roberts
a D Johnson, Los Vegas, N n; E C Doggstt
D 4 r G..
WALKER HOUSE.
Mrs 81 n Higinhotham, Mis-. Hipinboth.
am, Chicago; shoebrldge, New Zealand; c
8 Terry and two ladies, Lovaon; a T Tell, @
Tell. New Zealsnd; G Holmes. wife and
child, Home. PittsburE, Mr. and Mrs c G
Bragg, T Hofer, ohio; w Evereard, Miss c
Evereard. England; Miss B Ever.rd, Me-.
bourne; Mrs Pauldins, Lendon: Brsck EFT,
q Kinzie, Jr, San Francisco; 8 Deran. U
Navy; W G Harden, Denver; W NJ Nesbitt,
Park City; G Kelley, Chicago; Nichols
end wife. Idaho; ID E saubone and wife Cal;
Miss W P Thompson, Leadville; D Cory
San Fracisco; E Mitchell, RW Whitlaw. st
Louis; II W Allison, Allentown, Pa; E Sears
Oregon; J G FL ollsm, Melbourne Lees anG
wife, England; c E WUrtn, Eva stoD; "
Doddersoge, Ogd n; Helwig, L. diana; T
Austin, Ger mania; j p Nc ADAM, Omaha; J
l. Harris and wife, F Buff, Bull ion; Misc
Ac7rnan, Nebraska q r Withey, New York
G srk. Philadelphia; w q W hitman. Col
} r Smith, ! d NJ core Tasmaiua; " 3 Whit
Omb, NJ L MARKS, Indiana; A arr Cheyenne
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Ladies & Children's Shoe & Slipper
Dept
Gents and Beys' Boot and Shoe
Millinery, Fancy Goods s. .Parssol
Carpet, Linoleum and Shade
Llcies' Dolman, Raglan s. Cloak
Cent? srd Boys Clothing
" " " Suits TO Order
/" Has and Cap 4"
" Furnishing Goods
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,

we are Offering entirely Stock in this he which
WHO nave seen 1t as surprising all previous efforts
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-10-04
rhe sultan's children Of tho Desert.

We clip from neighboring paper the
following unqualified endorsement of
Orion and bis great show: "Mr. Orton
is entitled to the credit due man carry
ing forward scheme which, besides af
fording rational enjoyment to the public
really supplies need. There ale thous,
ands, hundreds Of thousands Of people
who never see anything in the shape OF
amusement, in the form of a spectacle,
until the circus comes around on its au-
nual tour. 1t is an event in three lives.
To provide these people with innocent en-
joyment and brilliant spectacle; to at
tract ttem by devices depicting historical
scenes or Characters; to show them what
may be accomplished by the horse with
CAREFUL and skillful training; to collect
from all quarters oftlIe globe. animals
the mere sight Of which is more impress
i've ana interesting than rny work on nat
ural history that is to be found 10 any
library; to lay both sea and land under
tribute in the aim to make this feauture
an attraction in itself, requires a judg-
mept, an outlay and degree of energy
that entities its posessor to our respect.
In this way, Mr. Orton is contributing
his full share to the enjoyment and in,
struction Of his fellows His street pa
rade is a glimpse cfparadise to many
who are unable to penetrate the mystic
ries of his great tent, and the marvels
disclosed under his canvas excites the
wonder Of millions OF children. Will
positively exhibit at Grenada Wednesday,
October 9Th.
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Cure For piles

Piles are frequently proceeded by a
sense Of weight in the back, loins and
lower part ofthe abdomen, causing the pa
tient to suppose.hes has some affection Of
the kidneys or 'neighboring organs. AT
lines, symptoms Of indigestion are present
as natulency, uneaseness Of the stomach,
etc. A moisture, like perspiration, pro-
ducing very disagreeable itching, after
getting warm, is II very common attend
ant. Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles
yield at once to the application Of Dr..
Bosankos Pile remedy, which acts directs
ly upon the parts affected, absorbing the
Tumors, allaying the intense itching, and
affecting permanent cure. Price, so
cents. Address, The DR.. Bosanko Medi-
cine Co., Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Branum &
Goodwin.
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Small Voices

Sometimes shake Nation ofpeople and
arouse them to action Expressions sims
liar to the following, from well known
Druggist of Atlanta, pour in from sections
where B. B. D. has been used.
ATLANTA, June IL, 1884
1t is our firm belief that B. D. B. is the
best Blood Purifier on the market. We
are selling four or five bottles of it to one
Of any other preparation Of the kind. 1t
has failed in no instance to give entire sat>
isfaction. Merit is the secret.
w. P. Smith Il Co., Drugg lists.
This is the only blood medicine known
that combines quick action, certain effect
cheap p price and unbounded satisfaction.
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CARD.
Voters Of the Fourth Congressional

D the Voters Of the Fourth Congressional
District:
Information had on last Monday of the
ecessity of my being present with my
life, who for the past two months has
Ieen. and is now seriously sick and suf-
bring at Hot Springs, in Arkansas, pres
nudes the possibility of my meeting the
appointments agreed upon for joint dis
lssion with the Democratic nominee
Ind myself as candidates for your suffra-
les and to represent you in the Congress
& the United States, which is to be
Elected in November. To continue in
khe CANVASS, however much | might de-
tire It, would be an-exhibition OF brutal
Ity that would entitle me to your con-
rather than your confidence /;
Ind on Yesterday, at Winona, ] had an
houneed my determination to withdraw
from the race. 1t is source of satisfac-
Zion to notice among all classes wish to
consider seriously the condition of our
State and people under Bourbon rule,
and to believe that were it possible for
|me to have met my appointments, there
exists such liberal feeling, politically,
That issues concerning our material well
fare and developments, and a fair discus
sion Of the situation would have resulted
Bin an absolutely fair and free election,
land the abandonment of the idea that
|the existence of two political parties and
|contending forces of thought is not dan
|gerous and Objectionable, but more con-
|ducive of good than otherwise. That the
necessity exists for political opposition