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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12

good deal more satisfaction 10 the puDnc-
II is probable the Directors of the Associa-
ton Will do something in this line for the
season of 1887.
The crowd at the races yesterday was
slim, not over two hundred people being
in the Grand stand, with probably three
times rs many outside. Not over forty
rigs were in the field.
THE 2:35 CLASS FACE.
The horses were called at 1850, but did
not respond for a quarter of an hour. E.
c. C. sold favOrite in the pools, at $40, to
81, and 50 for the field. Little Baby bad
u rider, while the others paced to sulky
FIRST HEAT.-The horses got away at
1:30, Perine having the pole. f. c. c.
took the lead at the start, but Johnny
Woods lead at the turn, keeping front to
the quarter, where Wilkin pulled up near
~ even, with f. c. c. third and Baby a
close fourth. At the half mile Wilkm led
by a nose with Johnny Woods and +. G. G.
even for second place. At the three quar-
ter Wilkin was Il neck ahead of L. 9. c.
The last named horse broke, however, and
Baby came up and went TO the front, COM
ing in IN easy winner, Wiikin second and
+. c. G. third. Time, 2:!Sl.
p. SECOND HEAT.-The bell rang fsgthe
second heat at . o'clock, pools selling,
field so, f. c. C. 81. Baby acted badly in
scoring but the horses finally got away
with Woods in the lead. At the quarter
Wilkin led Baby by a length, Woods third
and l.. c.. G.. a very bad fourth. At the
half Wilkin led Baby by half length,
Woods Il good third. At the three-quar-
tiers Baby went two lengths to the front
amid a cheer from the Grand Stand. At
the top of the stretch Wilkin pulled up
a length but could not make it, Woods
came in third. Time, 2:3O.
THIRD HEAT.-The horses were called
at 2:lO, with Little Baby Il big favOrite.
The mare still behaved very badly, Oh
the fourth score her rider taking her clear
around the track. This was a 90, Wilkin
leading to the quarter, with Woods second
and Baby third. At the half mile Baby
came neck and neck with Wilkin, going to
the front at once by length. At the
three-quartcrs Baby led Wilkin by two
lengths, coming in easily by three lengths,
Woods third and +. c. c. Il very bad fourth.
Time, 2:29!.
Summary:
West Virginia State Fair and Exposition races
Sixth day-2:G5 class pacc-Pursc, SOO, di-
Nidcd.
Little Baby b. H., johnson Il Shull......l
Lady Wilkin br. m, VIM. Wilkin.........2 .
johnny Woods b. e. Adam FuSch.........i 3 5
f. {. c. b. +, h. c.
Time, 2.LNlo, ~ 2:IJlg.
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while the crowd in the afternoon was
not over twelve hundred strong when
at its height. The day was 4 very
tame one throughout, nothing occurring Of
an especially noteworthy character. The
exhibits, Us rule, were left intact by their
owners until late in the afternoon, and the
interiors of the various buildings werenear-
ly rs attractive as on any previous day.
The live stock pens were very generally
empty Of their occupants by noon, how
ever, the owners of the exhibits making.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12
4 GRAND RUSH

to get off the grounds during the night and
morning, many of them going without the
formality of asking permission from the
Association. 1t is probable that this dis
position to take French leave will cost
some of the exhibitors their premiums, as
under the rules the stock must remain
until the Fair closes, unless leave be given
to take it away. \ tour Of the pens and
stalls at noon revealed nothing but few
swine, cattle and horses, all the sheep
having been removed.
The day was by all odds the most en-
iovable and comfortable of the week, the
thermometer being away down as compared
with other days, thanks to the shower of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12
;igned. ! Mrs. D. II. HENDERSON.
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup for chill.
dren teething, is the prescription of one OF
the hest female nurses and physicians in
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never failing success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
incalculable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
in the bowels and wind collie. By CIV
ing health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 15c n hottie
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12

the public, the exhibitors and The OiliciaIS
upon its success. May they do rs well
next season.
Miss Ella Lewis, 4 pupil Of Mrs. Reed,
carried oil the first premium in the collcc-
ton of paintings at the State Fair. Mrs
Reeds scholars We're generally successful,
her class receiving the bulk of the first and
second premiums.
Mr.. Edward L. Reed, the fruit grower,
whose farm lies Just hack OF Martins Fer
ry. took twelve first premiums and four
teen seconds, 4 pretty good proportion OF
the prizes for one man to carry OH.
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A MOST LIBERAL OFFER.

THEVoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich,
offer to send their Celebrated YOltaie Belts
and Electric Appliances on thirty days
trial to any man afflicted with Nervous De
bility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, etc.
Illustrated pamphlet in sealed envelope
with full particulars, mailed free. Write
them at once.
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Good Results in Every Case.

n. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many
remedies without benefit Being induced
to try DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use of a few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co. drug
store.
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Is II Not singular

that cOnsumptives should be the least ap-
prehensivc of their own condition, whilcaIl
their friends are urging and bcSccching
them to be more careful about exposure
and OVERRIDING. 1t may well be considered
one of the most alarming symptoms OF the
disease, where the patient Is reckless and
will not believe that he is i'll danger.
Reader, if you are in this condition, do not
neglect the only means of recovery. Avoid
exposure and fatigue be regular IN your
habits, and use faithfully of DR.. Pierce 5
Golden Medical Discovery" 1t has saved
thousands who were steadily falling.
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and pauperism are sadly on the increase
in Pennsylvania. These show the increase
in the past three years:
Persons charged with crime in lSS3........l7,2 ,2SS
Persons charged with crime in 259
Persons charged with crime in lSS5........2O. lSS
Increase in two 1900
The pauper population increased from
II, $50 in 1888 to 5O645 in 1885. The
AlmshOuse population increased from 21,-
800 in 1888 to -, 792 in 1885. The town
ship poor not provided for in almshOuses
also increased from 3, 226 in 1888 to 4, loo
in 1895. The unfortunate and INDECENT"
classes receiving outdoor relief increased
from 10, $50 in 1Ss3 to %, ,747 in 1885. The
VagTants, who are separated in the reports
from the deserving poor, also increased in
number from -, sol in 1883 to 81, 0S2 in
1865. When put together these figures
show the following:
Increase IN number Of persons charged
with 800
Increase in number Ofpaupers. S763
Increase in number of S2
1t is q noticeable fact that in those parts
Of Pennsylvania where wages are lowest
and monOpOlies grind hardest, there is the
greatest increase in the classes named
above ifHENRY GEORGES description
of mining in Pennsylvania is not over
drawn, it is but natural that figures like
the above follow as sequence. If State
expects its citizens to he law abiding it
must see that they have = chance to earn
a living and have fair share of the COM
forts of lite
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"ilEELING'~ NATURAL GAS
~TrIhNRT

u 4 \
.-~ West Virginia Natural Uias Com
'--s la snod time in bringing gaS to
-f..as Niure the @gs has been turned
2" pipes, our citizens can now have,
1r 'Uo companies, abundance OF gas
"-N',r purposes and for running
-t.riarug establishments.
q" .-r Companies receive the patronage
'a..a they are entitled TOR investing so
thousand OF dollars of capital, quite
-1H should soon be wrought in the
.''aDr z uW city. Instead of the at
''r'r being darkened by SCOT and
'r 'o that the sun at times shines
.-4 II with but dim murky light,
.".l- ought 20 De- aS transparent ~
I1lc OF heaven. Our people should
' "rvI from the trouble of having
'.v The ,oot of their noses eyerytime
Yep upon the streets. Our city should
-r 1' bright and clean As a new pin.
..''. -'' hIS wrought such u change in
amt there Is no reason why il
.' no, IA Wheeling.
.-.'' now expect a steady advance in
prosperity. The boom that
~'' though not 4 great demonstra-
-.. Is nevertheless one that has come
i -ll VIII IN good time build up the
'"''AS interests Of our city.
a 7. ''h OF FASHIONS IN WALK.
"' mat one of the most trouble
-'--> Tue society ladies ut American
7 places have To contend with is to
r',o 'hechanges offashion in walk
-5 LNa'ou changes with the season.
r''>on a lady will be expected to
"' long swinging strides; in an.
'aA Will be slow, and in another
'imrS the gait will be bold and
- -' others gentle and winning.
saratoga walk" is said to be the
"is'hus described:
very diEcult describe but VIC
,5s s ip' H. \ social authority says
s. .,5s,, I'S' requisite is to throw your
..i ,,..G o1'G, the chest forward. chin
Z ,5a 'I'''G n m, and then walk wrig,
.ls, .us4u' limbs, body and hustle,
a l> re,oI,.o 70 secure a series of Simulta-
,ltbs I-'IN I,-''oN> and cOunter-royolutiOns.
"a Ia, :, ',I,'0 ~ moves to the right the body
az, rb.e 'le left, and before the foot
Nog.iI iI'Cohd 1t must describe q cir.
p Of b,I - saonld attempt this tangled
'teet !, 'ES',L'nlSm until she has first
BAT sy.r before her mirror. It is ap,
Doints .Sm 10 this imperfect summary
s % cbsrn,!S.la lam S.lat the Saratoga walk mus
toas ., 'ng IOF anything"
a,b. ny raise objections to this, But
Ind ,1s sn'on must be followed even i
go,, y, :, yOntOrtions and gyrations hav,
as,c, through with in the perambu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
In Digestive Disorders.

DR.. E V. Wright, Saratoga Springs, \.
Y, says: Il have used it for years, and
my experience has proved beyond question
that the peculiar combination OfphOsphates
renders it most valuable in the treatment
of digestive disorders"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12

vCHARLEsroN is receivinggen-
SrSl,n ,s.,m the North, all of which goes
ca' au- W.. the fraternal feeling is grow
'o'% .,,s,p the North and South.
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X X
TIE PRIZE BREAD.
Nineteen Bread-Iakcrs Compete for the
Briggs Patent Flour Prizes.

Nineteen Breau-hahCiS compete LOT tue
Briggs Patent Flour Prizes.
Probably the most notable feature of the
entire diSplay in Horticultural Hall, was
the array of home made bread, baked from
Briggs patent flour, entered i'll Competi-
tion for the prizes offered by MeSSrs. ST.
mon Baer's Sons, the leading wholesale
groccrS of this city. 1t was the center of
interest for our expert houSckccpers and
was constantly surrounded by crowds of
accorded the highest prize alike TO the
bread and the flour from which it was
made.
The following documents tell most in
ter2Sting story:
WHEELING, September :, lSS6.
Received OF Me~SsrS. Simon Baer's Sons
six dollars, being the first prize awarded
on bread made from Briggs Patent Flour,
and | can safely recommend Briggs Patent
Flour rs the most economical and best in
Use.
LSigned. Mrs. D. II. HENDERSON.
WHEELING, September 10, lSS6.
Having never baked any bread before
June 1st, 1sS6, and being nearly fourteen
years ofagc, hereby acknowledge the re-
ceipt of three dollars from Simon Baer's
Sons, being the second prize awarded on
bread baked from Briggs Patent Flour at
the State Fair, and can recommend it to
all inexperienced bakers, knowing that
they will have no trouble to get good
bread if Briggs Patent Flour is used.
[Signedl Miss ANNIE GARRISON.
There are multitudes of good house
keepers in West Virginia, Ohio and Penn
sylvania who would be equally emphatic
in their praise of Briggs Patent Flour if
there were any need of it. In can be had
from any grocer.
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PittsburS and Return.

The Knights ofSt. George, st. John and
the st. Alphonsus Society will 90 to Pitts
burg, Sunday, September II, via the b. q
o. Fare for tn round trip Sl.75. Tickets
good two days
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12

n,,ipcuished Irishman, JUSTIN
.H' : 10 make a alecturing tour in
t'A'' u, i we'll known IS q political
A1'''~ an author, and the people who
s'.'' - 1,n,rtunity to listen to him will
s'' ., ,.,bipr u worth remembering. He
- I'D by the IriSh-Americans.
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,;,,inpati crank says the late
SAA y, - Was caused by angry demons
N the bowels of the earth
5asn'u Mast their way out with powder
ssyias 4" ,;,e-a theory as plausible as q
81 4! o,bers that are now advanced.
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THU finish.
The State Fair Comes Under the Wire a
Big Success.
GOOD BALANCE IN THE TREASURY.
The Attendance Yesterday Not Very
Large.
THE SPORT AT THE RACE TRACK.
The Exhibition Over.
MOST OF THE EXHIBITORs GONE.

4 - ANNN
the State Fair
was very light,
yesterday, not
over five hundred
people being on
the grounds in
the mOrning,
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of removing cN-
hibitswas kept up
until a late hour
last night, the
last of them being
removed before
midnight. Thus
ends the Sixth
Annual Fair Of
the West Virginia
Association, and
we congratulate
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12
rIIr EAIE AssOcIArIoN

THE FAIR ASSOCIATION
has come out of the week 4 long wayahcad
of the expenses. The outlay lOr the week
will be about $l5, 900 or $1,000, while
the receipts vii probably 90 to S2O,OOO,
thus making it one OF the most profitable
epositjons ever given here. The surplus
will 20 a GOOD ways toward paying OIL the
Associations debt, and Will insure num-
Der of improvements tor next year The
eXpcnses of the Association are growing
year by year, while the receipts, taking
the average OF several years, do not seem 10
keep up with the outlay. But change
NAV come about in this particular N the
future.
During the latter portion Of the after
noon the privilege men began to pack up
their stud at 4 lively rate, and by half
past four o'clock u good many OF them
were out of the grounds and on their way
to fresh fields. Aitcr four o'clock the en-
closure was invaded by trucks and express
wagons by the dozen, and
TEARING DOWN AND PACKING Up
was the order on every side. Floral Hall
was rapidly stripped Of the hundreds OF
plants and shrubs by the exhibitors, the
hum of the farm machinery was silent, the
shelves in the new fruit hall were bare,
while the owners of space in the Main
Ruildinu were giving directions for the
speedy transfer of the goods back to the
city. Everybody seemed to bc pleased
with the result of the week. work, those
exhibitors who rctailcd goudS universally
remarking, in response to inquiries. that
they had made up for last year. The work
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lars each, Of
fered intheir
stead. This
he argued,
would bring
a much bet
ter class OF.
horses, and
would draw
an enormous
number of
people,
the ASsOcia-
ton wou'd
h3yenOmOre
moneyin
purses than
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y irreTIaa,S;saeu anu unattractive by fune-
a'otte P-alties which DR.. Pierce's
/ inscription" will infalHbly
|ssgsts. ''ands of testimonials. By
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THE RUNNING RACE.

This race was called ut l:I5, only four
of the six horses responding, those
stratched being Signal and Oracle Lee.
Pools sold Essex SO. field s.. Daisy
Hunt had the pole. The weights were
no pounds all around.
FIRST HEAT-The horses started from
the quarter pole after good deal of scOr-
Ing. Cinderella took the lead, being three
lengths in advance of Redwood ut the
quarter. At the half Cinderella was four
lengths ahead, Essex second and Redwood
third, in which order the horses came
around to the finish. Time, l:l|3.
SECOND HEAT.-Thc horses were called
ut 2:lO, but were very SLOW in getting on
the track. The bOokmakcrS bet S!
against So that Cinderalla would not
win, s. to 81 that Essex would not
win, s. to s. that Hunt would not win,
and s. to s. that Redwood would, not win.
Essex behaved very badly in scoring. Is
sex took the lead, and at the quarter was
half length ahead of Daisy Hunt. At
the half the same positions were held,
Redwood being third Coming i'll, Essex
won easily by two lengths, Redwood sec
ond and CiniCralla third. Time l.l9.
THIRD UEAT.-Thc horses were called
at ; o'clock, EsScN and Cmdcralla running
for first place, Redwood having third
money. Cindcralla took the lead, but Is
sex was half Il length ahead at the quar-
ter. 1t the halt, Essex was two lengths
ahead, holding this distance clear around.
Time l.2ll.
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-.- s,,,e Fair is now over and Wheel
.'I ~ .,,,,e down to the even tenor OF
W.. Never before has the city been
Thy - many people on a like Oc-
q, has been regular week of
S,y- ami excursions from the sur
a''-1 1,, ,,pntry. Not mentioning any
'--.' MANY ether great benefits, the
.- be F,ir has afforded during the
~ .. .y.rplt importance.
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Tha R.&O.

will sell round trip tickets TO Pittsburg at
s1.5O and Washington, Pa, at 81 every
Sunday morning Trains leave At, sos and
TBS, city time.
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it had the past week with fourteen or fif-
teen races. Nine or ten races, with two o.
them big events, rs suggested, would Ger
tainly draw fully rs well, or better, than
so many scrub brushes, and would afford
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12

Friday evening.
1t hOu gh the
ground was per-
tectly dry, there
was 10 dust, and
pcde ) strianiSm
was 4 genuine
pleasure. The
takirS and priyi-
legc people did \
fair buineSs for
a., ln-f ,lay pp,l
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INCREASE OF PAUPERISM AND
CRIME IN PENNSYLVANIA.

From figures gathered from the Phila-
delphia Record, it will be seen that crime
and pauperism are sadly ON the increase
in Pennsylvania. These show the increase
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nulNEoorT~ GIFTTOCHARLES-
Ton.

say..a, great actor, EDWIN Booth,
.,.u,] to the Charleston sufferers,
g. m.h the git he sends this rather
and tnurhiug letter, referring to
rarrlrgyd life and the sympathy
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ON packing up last night they all said they
had had an extremely
PROFITABLE WEEK,
business being much better than they had
expected.
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.spnr, question oonfronts the next
w.. legislature There are about
". .,,y,rt, in the prisons OF the State
-. .,nrracts expire by which they
~ ..,,f,re been let out, and the law
"a. them again being hired cut by con-
What is the State going to do with
,rerbrv TO be supported in years
-. with their lives a weary bur
themselves and their Sustenance a
.srron the taxpayers
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This brought the races to 4 close, and
the two hundred people who had occupied
seats in the grand stand during the after
noon, rapidly left the building and diSap-
pearcd in the direction of the upper part
OF the grounds. 4 few fingered Tor time
about the Main Building, but the large
majority wcnded their way hOmcward,
tired and glad the prolonged week Of out
dnnr amusement WIS Mt an end.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12

-,,.,ygRNoE lIpADLY, Of Ohio, has
,..rns Alaska, lie does not believe
I'M lrou acres Of tillable land in all
,.a,p The country consisting of
..-,nu, scenery, fish and minerals.
,hr impression he received in stop
.n Washington Territory:
i .,-,r, one curious thing in Wash
.g territory which l think is not
-- sgd that Is the fact that women in
con territory who have the right
r-,,.d,not exercise it in the way in
...r !, supposed here that they would.
..r ,.. oh IurirS aud are eligible to
swell. but the point that surprised
.,.,. This. | wgS told by Governor
-. grlo,her gentlemen of the territory
,nrar question ot prohibition or IL
4. ,l- wnmrn ut Washington territory
,a,g. equally divided. Two ladies,
I. >r- pla.vJy. of Portland, and Mrs.
- r..-z ot SIu Francisco, stumped
.n.roa territory against prohibition,
ar-. rewarded by dividing the vote
g,.r,.,,yr, almost equally "
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En,rnN. September ]

n
H uE OLD FRIEND: The earth
reminds me that ! have or had }
-l. bar friends I'M Charleston. l can {
|u' rm. but il the inclOSed can help
nl the dear ones use it. Would to
q .md offer more. Bad rs il was, it
lave been worse The Almighty
%, despite His Establishments. Be
--n linn. He will not desert you. My
@ H., ncrn q chapter OF tragedies,
SHOW. but Ihuye never deSpaired-
a>, wy grip OF the eternal truth.
BE- worst {, Not, 80 long rs We can say,
IS 'ae worst. tive my love to all old
Ok, Of mine, aud assure them that,
4. ,Uay never STE them again in the
b. they are vivid in my memory,
'-.'.r, ,n roses and ribbons.
Your old friend, NED.
.-s a., % noble act OF BOuTH's, and
~ are noble sentiments. The Ameri-
--op.c have lone had great admiration
-r-. aaI O., will become still greater by
noble act Unr this.
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Summary:

West Virginia State Fair and Exposition races
Sixth day-2:5j class pacc-Pursc, 500, di-
Ydcd.
Little Baby b. H., Johnson Il Shull..........l l
Lady Wilkin br. m, Vim. Wilkin.............2 . .
johnny Woods, b. L, Adam FuSch.............i
f. c. C., b. <. h. e. .Clark.......................3
Time 2.lSI. 30 2:2gi2
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COPPER.
New York quotat1ons.)
o lake superior. ..............1H. per ID
other brands. 10Y @ lie. per 10
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What Druggists,

SALT LAKE CITY, November %, 1885.
We have satisfied ourselves as to the
superior qualities of Hot Springs
water, and cheerIully recon-
mend the same.
AC SNt,ru e. N
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20 Parties the other
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WHOLESALE PRICES
Corrected Daily from an Inspection
OF Rates Paid and Asked by
Principal Dealers.
Office of THE HERALD.

1nNeW York ......... $500 be. lOUfbs
N Salt Lake.. $500 @ $3.50 per ton
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Eggs.
Cured Meats and Lard.
Cheese.
SELLING prices.)

Eastern. 1611c 3 D
Utah. 15Hc