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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

LIVERPOOL. oct INSTRUMENTATION Cumberland CUT
81 id Long Middes. Jis. 0i short Clear Mlddles
81 I'd. Oh shoulders $Osud. Der cWt Beef
India Mess. Prime Ness 42s oh PorA-
PRIME Mess, 6ls. Od. per Dbl PRIME Ness Easter
Western jrs. Cd laruAllcflc DOS filie est
ern 3gs. 81. On. 32s 81 HdIs-LOng Cut 0I% VI.
shoulders 35s ButorS3s Cd En- cW tIOr nnest htc
states. Cheese-Anercan Choice. JOs. ID Mheat-t1eu
Western spring. 3D. Js. lOd ked W inter- os- od u
spring Gs Sd Mixed Western 4sl gi California ""
lid: No. =. Is. Oi. u.s. 81 per Genital ITO
duce-spritsO TurpentIne IS Od 10 az London - O
cnnei Petroleum I'll per Edilp Clover See'-
American Red 4Js. per cwL IaIlOw-zja 3D. per cwt
Fine American. 81. Prime city. - oi per c"I
osi-C mmon. IS. Sd Pale. lis 81 GO- OL Lnseed ~
OF PruvIsIOns-Anlercan Refrigerated ieeL
3D.; fore quarters ri per D. iOps Al Lon
don New Ork state. 43 s. Oh @ Ks los Oh.
The receipts Wneat Tor the past three days were JVVV
cenlAls. Incudng Z7J,uOO centaIs AHcrlcan
the past three days were
a. centals- 40 .., -. soo
insoe- 5Js ID per 9nartcrs
Cake lOA Od ton refined Petroiouin f-lOa
cwt sperm on per kosn-COumOn. IS I'd per
cwt Pale lls. Od. PrOvlslous-Ltrd. DIS Od per
sugar. 81. cWL CCOa Cen
tfugal puarlZng and lis . Is sd for MuscoV ado
ar refining Australian Iaow-Beci Z3@ I'd u as
I'd. !. Cocuanut OI--Ce 10
Cochin. 49, American Refrigerated Beet s. 81 Tor
hlnd quarters ID quarters per oD " inc
ASTwERP oct l2.-Petrolcum- pale American. 10
francs T. paid. - francs - confines sellers
Wilcoxs At 81 francs - ceutimes per tOJ
klOs.
BKEMEs. oct. Pctroeunl-j marks 80 piennigs
Lard al 81 narAs - pehhiSs per 4OJ d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

Cottonseed Prime $50 iOc Crude Menhaden 2lci crnde
Olive casks Domestic Cod SoS3ici Lard present
make. 53a54c.
steady exceedingly dull To 81 e
VEGo hence an Italian bark 5000 oil p
rSITE % * hSf S Sane ;SR Sp
Se 4Gf q + Esne British e
bbs refined oil at private terms 90 30 . steam o %
3sSsnremsp roos Ia Cd 25s; sugar i5s si7s 6d
2 s Fd 9I steam teal Senee bush grain
at I'D Quotations. Grain; 4d; -four ios: oil cske
9s s sugar lard 1p'G 5 i9s ed taow los
sCSoSs steam S P hdns ss 9uoi"oSs cram 4d -four
measurement cargo los i7s Cd; rosin Is o % logs
i5s lis Cd oil cake, lis 3D. BIISIoI steam hence 1.
3D. for sranulatcd 2os cut bacon 2os Lard l5s
SsPoRR-The temper stronger and in the
New Mess show slight gain Trading Is
quoted IS for Old and % $40 70 for New q
FOR Family Mess $l4 59q 50 Clear Bah and pa mo 90
last Extra India Mess sllgsl. Extra Mess 6bs & 90
quiet and generally steady Quoted Els so CUT
o;d Sales 10 ooo N PcEled Bellies lie; 800 Picked
Shoulders 5a.c 100 tcs Picked Hams to arrye prompt
5gec smoked shoulders e'c PICKED Hams 100 10 10 c
smoked Hams II II In9Te or y res
9Sotaa at tn 6 aso DREs Sn H@Gsay not
at 6G6i-c.; Pigs Gs-a62c. LARD-The temper was
n es' S Soaf tqay y an h on ' War T 3So
oaerinss were light thus checking esn1 by - pdns
closing outside rates Sales. $50 ties western steam
spot 6O5c closing G0j lOc.; besides LOO" ts were
turned out for contracts part OF which went To exporters
taken nv renncis ana sltchat
October h9Sc. closing cole = 100 ts NoNtn
Der 6O6d OF CLOSING 6O6c; 1850 tcs Do ccnhcr tI56
lie closing 500 ties January. 6.2 Use closing
23c February 6.3Oc. closing 63uc; March CLOS
ing S6c CITY firm sales lao ties. at BE- ketned
quoted 64Oc. Continent, 6.75c. south Amefl' an,
BUTTER-1hc market has not varied IN any particular tut
ing generally steady with light demands state Creamery
2gd32c.. PENNSYLVANIA Creamery. 300 ~ lc western 20
2a2c state Dairy. halfirSin tubs 2OG 6c; W's tnDs
d2,}c. Imitation Creamery. I3d 1c western
Dairy. - l6c Western Factory. ia l5c Gil ~
The market very dull look but prices show no radical
change. STATE Sd he Night skins s0slici Western a.
1919 EGGS-Rule nj steady prices win iar IL
mard. state Ole; Canada, lSi2a2cc' WESTERN Zo@0
2Oac. az
s'rEARINE-StAady but qnet. city quoted 6'sc
SUGAiA light business passing from dav 10 day IN raw
sugar prices extent nominal al 3sd4 80 l"i 30
asscs Refining and 3l6c for Centrifugal 90
test ales 2l3 hhds and 81 bags Centrifugal AT = Ice
Refined in demand. cut Loaf. 6lsG6 . &c;
Crushed ga at 5lGc: Cubes. Lie; Powdered, IL
GI.c: Granuated. IS. l3l6c Mould a DC COM,
TONERS A. +" 534c. Coffee STANDARD. u; Con- 9
of a" 3-l60j4 White Extra C. a3'-c Extra -
49, nc. &C. "a iqc.. yellow, 4d4 &C. -
TOBACCO-The market quirt N al directions Inc
sales 100 SIS Wisconsin Havana AZ
s2 lOc 1850 Ohio private terms ~ cases $50
state Havana l20l4 2c; 100 cases leNJ New England
Havana. l. 22i2r 300 bales Havana 6oca-l 90 100
bales ~umatra. ~ 2OaSl to- 90
TALLOW-In light demand. but held firmly. Prime CITY
quoted A &c. Sales. 10000 lbs. at 4 lsa4lsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

NFwYoRK TUESDAY Oct l2-BFEVEs-R were
civ There were II a. assigned To- Nj Eastman, II cars
to Stern Mezger. II car for the market -Four cars
Gett al YESTERDAY prices tceiins siey e,as, for
Ordinary 10 Choice Native sides and Sc for Texas Beef
Dresse ec' little slow at g for iexas ana
Cable adyices from London and Lycrpool report an a.,
e "; %, sc r b c c dressed Weight
Shipments to-day l7GO quarters of Beef in the wyoming
The bloc ed Hostein stock comprising SO Cows 81 Bulls
and 81 and caves Eh ene Iea aT s inn To- Kansas viii
West account OF the peuro scare at
Chicago IL il Thought they VIII be sold al aucoh Al inc
Amen AZ Sats t H5gS Te ys Mere received day Of
which l42 were al 6Otn 81 The marker quoted for
VeaIs but the feeling trihe better Good lots Of
Dresse calves doing tItne better than YESTERDAY
try Dressed at iac ana Dressed sc.
sales -Dllen1ack Dewey H. Grassers 2i9 10 a, &c
9 Tvritt & picock 25 Grassers go TO- at 2c; Fed
Calves 30 b. at nc do 223 h, at &C. 10 Neais 10 d.
Ego Otis & Nelson , Jersey Veas l4j 10 at &c do
$50 H. ate DO 2GG b. at G'ic 5do 252 d. at Gc 90
Hallenbeck * paws Grasscrs 2ls n. at 2lac.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were II cars Of 23l9
head 10 at 60hst and cars AZ Jersey CIV MARKET
The Jew reported 80 for Sheep and -
dressed Mutton dull and ic lower than week with
Of Ordinary TO Prime at 6Go &c Dressed Lambs quiet
j. + sadler Co 100 Ohio Sheep, II II, at 81 l2ia; S45
Kf Ga%e DO n lG b. 4! = 2S sheep SO II
Il i! a. ia do, 50 b.
Jersey CITY anG Is cars at 4ot6s Feeng and prices
4 a and Pe %sa p0 %or 80 bunch light
sold at Sc but this is considered an e2
Country Dressed on light supply wen sustained in
PSalcsEJ G smith 2}8 state HOGS 1874 70 ~ 90; u
do - - Roushs 3l3 b. at 4c lOI Long Island
G HallenOedk DAVIS a. state Hogs 59 D. at SC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE
A.,.,yAH. Oct l2.-Turpentine quiet at 81 &C.
WILMINGTON oct lZ-Iurp-ntIuc uFm ~ 81 &C.
Cu,ilgsION. Oct l2.-Turpent4ue qulctat SIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAIL-
Il ROAD COMPANY

OFFICE OF THE FARMERS
TRl II COMPANY,
20 MILLIAM-sr, NEw YORK;
Holders and Texas Central tway
Company, secured under either the Consolidated second Mort
under the Mortgage Will facilitate the lrus
the sending their names al
dresses Farmers Loan and
Trust Company its Office a above
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee,
By r q. ROLsTON, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
,t.sh Indian wheat exports monthly. 1856

Iflss0 crop estimate approximately accurate the
ing available export surplus must be quite moderate 50 II
HAY AND sTRAw-sepng. moderately at fnn prices
SOC; No 8. 6oa65c shipyng 500 55c: Clover 45 5oc
SOC: do Dat is a 55c.. do Wheat, 45c'
HIDES Have sold quite freely OF late the sales ast week
% H. 2O to pose. Montevideo do 2O to % 3D. 202 70
30 IS lsS. ro ISc SSidnia DO p to % b. is
amoros DO - to 70 n 5e 90 Tsuf9 90 - f tg D 90 %
10 II n. lc; Bosota. do, y to "a D. IL to &c;
Cruz * to 10 n 6to iGisc Maracaibo 20 b. lG to l7c
B@a 90 y to 10 & IA TO "a Do m e s "a G ~" as
p . n lie Psyta do % TO 20 DO le Iaeasco d.
iSise cIiaeoa dry aud DO % b l2 lsc
n lac Leone selected u IL % 20 2le Buenos
n isLc Corrientes Monteyidco Grande kips do
10 10 IS 10, q 10 II l2c Zanzibar DO 10 to ~ h Zoe car
20 10 25 10 TO nc Western DO Is to FAB l0c south
Dry sailed Hdes-Paytaa they 2s to 30 u 10 to l3gc
Proereso do, % TO 70 d. 100 Maiaian 49, - 90 D -'
u MaTacaibo 80 10 50 lSc sayanla DO rs to 80
- 80 Ito &c they run "a to 80 u y &c
loo. K1o GranGe Cow do AS to IS ~ Zoe b. A and r o.
OK no. 20 10 90 n lO2e Para DO? 50 to 40 70 s12.i New
de- 80 to ~ ~ loaioc City Slaughter OK, do 80 to so 10,
elae Se: ,sY demand fair pssF @s
lection lOG42 Mats@orcs d. 40 S%2 c Vera Cruz DO
5 cape & per fsE &c c 500 .Sa rae DO
Honduras SOC vera s cruz 2Sc Guatemala s2lc Central
ADgostura 2sc Para, S9e Puerto cabelo CSC.
unchanged HeI9lock ,,aa, B9snOs Ayres Light
Do 22s221i Light Seconds ig .1 dg2e Middle DO
IL Isc Non-Acid California Light nrst selection. Gle
Middle do II ne; Heavy do y = re Light seconds
lgc Middle DO 10 l9l9c. Heavy de- $40 l9c NOn-Acid
Common Hide Light first selection, 2oe; Middle 90; gov
~ &c. Heavy do pc Light Seconds, lsd sAae.
Middle do = lsc.. Heavy do 1919 lsc DaaasH az
weghts lie. Rejects l2d 2i2o Acid noe Oh al KIND
Light selection 2Oc Middle DO 5o5G SO hsavy
do 81 25c.. Light - a Is zc Middle u1
Is c: Heavy DO, ls2a2lc Damaged, al weghs 40
lSc Union Tannedslanghtsr Light baSAs o. gs r.
Middle Backs 80 ad3 81 2c Middle BACKS heAsy ova On.
Seconds BAcs % IA c Light Crop, 2s929A2 Midds
1rop % .c Bellies l5dl5yc Calcutta Bunai0-lAsht 10
a &C. Middle, l7als9c.; damaged l59l1c foof JAIN
aged l2dl3c.
MoLAssEs-Tradng wholly confined 10 jobbng lots and
business passing LII THIS drecuons Large 'o's
nominal -. -,,-, nj
META Ls-Iron certificates nominal az sl6'sdtl p I'm
ouiet ana Soc. FOL spot and $50
fo Sales the second call Of The EhchIhse ~
December at Z24G and after tle secOnn GALL - '
prompt shipment az zz.45c. o- p..,,
NAVAL sTOREs-sprits Turpentine dull at 80 s ~
quiet and unchanged We quote strained 70 1"ca Is W
Ii O5 Y, Il 20; r 81 40. q, al 80 H. 81 7O ~ vi n
81 4O NJ az 65; ~ ~ 95. Window Glass. - 2o wafer
White, u 20. - c.no,
kestsfoot. $4,000; Prime do, oos1ac- -'an1@ ie'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
p~r Worth miner. Vessels ard Rdiiyodda
GENERAL MARKET RE PORT.

COAI-There is good trade IN AN An'hi"o''' ~ 'i' MIN
crsccs Rtumnons n demand and firm u.. ,~
PrSSo Woderately active steady and generally I'M
CHICCORY-Quiet and unchanged -, ., =
COFFEE-Ro grOwths were strong IN sympathy WI" d
,eortin market Sales 1000 bags Rio in Baltimore *
New CITY In sales reported OF 900 bags o
al 10 4 lOOc 5000 DO. No. al 10 looc ana LOW
bags II c Fr Rio cargces are quoted al e n ~
srowths firm For futures the market opened hrm ~ 10
nonts advance and closed steady AZ the opening prices
as follows January $500 9.95c. February 1900 h93c
March a9OG ODE. April $3.50 lOooc.; May. 10000
I0o5c'; October 99OG9 Soc November 9SOGs9oc :
december a Q 95c Sales. 600 bags
COTTON-spOt prices show no change today anu me me
movement very backward The sales were go Dses Al
ng Port receipts to-day. - 992 bales comparing with
s 70 bales this day last week and 1876 bales TINS DAY
-, -. m .; on
on the American standard OF cassnoatoh
fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON, oct l2-l2:30 p. m.-COnsOs 100 = for money
Is IL the account hr STATES fou fcI tht
Bonds l3l = do Four ana Half Per cent Bonds ll+s
Atlantic Western FIRST Mortgage trustees Ger
tirfe- 90 do second MORTGAGE, lbi canadian Pacific
IS y. Erie. 80 Mexican ordinary IJ; ~ fah 'Onhou
& PcHusy4 81 - BEADING. I0'
Three Per Gene Icntcs AT - francs
20 crutlncs fOr the account.
Bar SILVER ~ quoted al 81 lJ-lDd. per ounce.
LONDON, oct. IA tOn-oiS, 100 1916 ior money
account. Atlantic and Great Western
FIRST Mortgage Trustees Ccrtincates 52 Canadian fahc
tr1c 81 1854 Mexican ordinary
- Il Paul common 81 New Central. 4l6ss Read
ln- l-'-
Bay Company, 26i-
$50 u-par- advlccs quote lhrte Ter cent Eenlcs IL
- francs 90 ceuIurs Tor the account
spanish fOurs 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

Csc Hay-Timothy sl2 90 Prairie. SO 90 Bran-f C. AZ
mill Corn Meal. 81 10 whiskev. Al IL PorE 90 ,
Bulk Meats-Iong Clear 50 60 Short RIBS - na S.Ui
Clear 81 20. farl s. 52l ReceiDs-Fiour l.OOo Jus
Wheat 900 bush. Corn "a, O1 BUSH. Oats 3loo gsn
Rye. 1000 busn Barley. 1000 1ush Shipments-flour
5000 bblss Wheat. BUSH Corn. $4,000 bushi Oaus
1000 bush; Rye 1000 Barley.
TOLEDO Oct l2-wheat easy Cash. Isle: oct. I5'sc
Nov. 76i.c: May. ~ .c Corn duh cash IS n c"T i
81 Air December, - So. RecePts-Wheat. 23OOo pmsl
Corn. 10000 bush: Oats 1000 bush shipments-M hca,
$4,000 bush: Corn 5000 bush oats LOO bush; clover
Seed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
flats uno Rooms 90 Get.

4 Extra wide flats, large airy rooms
- newly papcr,d ainted and halls refurDshed all
conveniences AZ 80 10 -37 80. 1890
JANiTOR. 1872 10 Ia East oath st.
CMALL SUITE TO LEI in THE BURLING-
~ TON. 3Oth- jhve. Restaurant ana All appoint
inonts o. the highest order
TO RENT.-IIandSOmel furnished apart
ments for gentlemen only. 70 West o2d-st, city.
rs'O REN NJ In, Kniclerbocker, 247 9Th
aye.-A beautifully furnished and decorated apart
yEHE MADISON. % Madison avc.-Oue ele-
CANT -uit" Madison square suite artist studio
very desirable restaurant.
R'e IRVING PLACE.-Furnished rooms, en-
OP suite or slnely Apartment Tor bachelor
Ok EAST l7TH-Sr.
<t'P handsome third floor, with bathroom; Win or
without boIrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

.AISED.
nrallr, & i =.


The market for futures opened at points decline reacIu
aout ponts net decline OF as points
nd Sale 100 900 bales
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-13
Steel Cruisers

WASHINGTON, February 12.-Secretary
Whitney, to-day, at the request of the
House committee on naval affairs,
expressed his views relative to the re-
construction of the navy. He began
with a recommendation that the I'M
completed monitors be completed. In
his opinion the type Of vessel most
needed by the navy was steel cruisers.
Those now building were good fighting
ships. and in time of war would prove
the effectiveness .of their armOr and
machine guns. He thought that gov
eminent should go on replacing its
wooden ships with these cruisers. After
a sufficient appropriation should be
made, it would take some time to draw
up plans and get the yards into con-
dition to start the work.
The chairman inquired whether, in
his opinion, part of the approprla-
tions would be set apart for the con-
struction of torpedo boats. In answer
to Mr.. Thomas, the Secretary said that
he. thought it would be a wise
policy to offer private contractors
bonus for a speed greater than
called for in the specifications, and also
W AiIPOoC d penalty IL tue SpeClueu
horsepower was not realized. The
vessels should be of the cruiser type.
Admiral Porter favored the compile
ton of the unfinished monitors, which
he regarded as excellent ships. He had
had these vessels at sea during the war
and they rode it out like ducks. He
said he could take two of these vessels,
with 100 ton gun on each, and, sailing
around one of the big clumsy iron
clads, knock her to pieces. The torpedo,
he thought, was a powerful weapon of
defense. Government should, in addi-
ton to the monitors, have fast men-of-
war.
Mr.. Cramp and Mr.. Mckay, ship
builders, and Admiral Simpson also
gave their views upon the subject
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-13
The An,i-Chinese Congress.

PORTLAND, Or, February 12.-One Of
the leaders OF the anti-Chinese move
ment stated to an Associated Press cor
respondent, tonight, that the congress
called to meet here tomorrow would
pass a resolution to call on all persons
employing Chinese to discharge them.
If at the end of thirty days any Chinese
should be employed, the anti Chinese
associations will boycott such employ
ers. and also all persons patronizing
such employers. These resolutions
have been prepared, so the Associated
Press reporters informant said, and he
had no doubt that they will pass, with
possibly an amendment or two. He
further stated that he believed that no
attempt would be made to drive the
Chinese from their abodes, as threat
ened by Burnett G. Haskell, and that
the congress would quietly dispense.
The sheriff, to-day, swore in 500
special deputies, each armed with six
shooter. 1t is well known that large
number of Chinese have recently
bought revolvers and rifles. and will
defend their lives and property. The
principal fear now is that some drunken
and irresponsible crowd, small, per-
haps, may attack a Chinese house
whose occupants are armed, in which
case it is not unlikely that some of the
attacking party will be killed. II this
occurs, big riot will be almost newt
able.
This evening, meeting of members
of the Grand Army of the Republic was
held. and the services of seventy-five
veterans were rendered to the mayor
for the preservation of peace in case
of trouble in the next few days. The
company does not serve as q post of
the Grand Army of the Republic, but
simply as a home guard. At 8 o'clock
tonight. Mayor Gates bought Win
chester rifles and supply of ammuni-
ton for this company. who will report
to the commander of the State militia
whenever necessary and move under
his orders. Within the past forty eight
hours there has been a wonderful
crystalization OF sentiment in favor OF
suppressing at the outset any unlawful
acts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-13

A lady assistant always in attendance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-13

This man came to Salt Lake City repre
Senting himself as the son of DR. E. r.
FooTE, of New York, the Welt known special.
list, as abundantly proved BY affidayifs. As
rumors came into Salt Lake City from
Dakota and Montana from an expose made
there, he changed his base and represented
himself as the son of a more noted specialist
in New YORK City than DR.. z. B. FooTE. the
well known author. Mr.. JOHN r. TRow. OF
the well known Trow's Directory, in New
York City forty yeas in the directory bust.
nessl Ex-Governor FRANK FULLER. of TTtab
and the Hon. ABRAM WAKEAAS, for manv
years Postmaster in New York CITY. sIso
Surveyor OF the Port, gave their sfidavits
that there are no other doctors in New York
by the name Of Fo0T or FooTE, exceptInc
Dr.. E. B FooTE, the author OF "Mefi;rsI
Common Sense" etc, and his two sons OT
E B. FooTE, Jr.. and DR. HUBERT T. FooTr
The genuine DR. FooTE Jr., will heresfte,
always employ the initials, 4 B in des;g.
mating his name. Heretofore he has bee1
known not only at home but wherever hie
publications have been circulated. nv tbe
name of DR.. FooTE, Jr. Greater care win he
taken hereafter, in view of the fact that an
unprincipled person has assumed to proft
oy his and his fathers reputation.
nose desiring further AMI m re detailed
information in respect TO this matter. viii
zee i've IL BY addressing Box 4I4. sale
Lake City, Utah.
Persons having information of sdyantsvs
10 pain lfts wilt kindly communicste f6s
same to J: ". Ivey. with Sutherland & Mo
Bride. Salt Lake City. - NhS-
Those desiring TO consult DR.. FoorE mo-
.ess lonslly or to order remedies should ad-
DR.. E. B. FooTE. ST., or
DR., E. B. FooTE. Jr.,
100 Lexington Ave, New York
Consultation Free. in person or by letter
wLsn-sr 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-13

The following testimonial shows that
DR.. II. E. Grow is doing exactly what
he processes to do, to help all parties
suffering with chronic rheumatism,
sciatica, neuralgia, nervous diseases,
coughs, colds, chills, fever, etc., and in
many cases will effect a permanent
cure. We refer you to the following
persons, who, having received treat
mentfrom him, and cheerfully give their
testimonials to It's efficacy:
Hon. John T. Game and wife, Apostle
John H. Smith, Mrs. Rachel Grant,
james Townsend, Esq, Bishop Jas.
Watson, w. C. Morris, artist, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nephi w. Clayton, Hon. Judge II.
r. CLAYTON, Beaver City. R. H. Ford,
ESQ, Mrs. Virtue Cliff, Henry Grow
architect, Mrs. Nettie James Spencer,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pickett, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. II. McAllister, John G. Sand
berg, ESQ.,, Paul Carbon. Esq, Logan,
James keedham, Esq. Mrs. L. Pierce
Mrs. a. Farr and Mrs. Minnie Madsen.
SALT LAKE CITY, November %, 1885.
Hr. II. E. Gro1c:
Dear Sir. = Having suffered from
deafness for over thirty years and been
under your treatment for one month,
gladly make it known that l have
been greatly improYed-yes, so much
that / can now hear the whistle from
the engine at the depot two miles
away, and recommend your treatment
to all who are afflicted as was; being
one of four brothers, who are al deaf,
as is also my father.
ROBERT ROCKET.
Twenty-frst Ward.
THE advertisement of DR.. Foote, Sr.
appears in THE HERALD every Sunday.
Trharein will he tound his address
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WHO rs UNAcoUAINTED ccUNrax ~
N'I WILL
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Salt Lake & Western
RAILWAY.

On an after
saturday, Dec. goth, 1884,
Trains viii run as follows:
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TIME.
Leave Lehi Junction at S5 an
Cedar Fort at........9 $40
- SMILE Pass. 1910
= Rush Valley at 1925
Doremus at....
Arrive Ironton at LBS
Leave IrontOn at
Arrive at Silver City H.. .I2O0
Leave Silver City at ........ 1920 pm
Arrive IrOnt0n 1885
Leave 1ronton Observation-Disclosures. 40
I Arrive at Doremus at 2 S6
I Rush Valley at 30
I Smile Pass $40
Cedar Fort at. 40
! at Lehi Junction at 5.15
Connects with Utah Central train leav.n
SAIL axe ct 40 an.
Connects with Utah Central Erain srriv
ing at Salt Lake st SO pm.
Stop oaly upon signals.
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Justices Blanks.
Summons.
Subpenas-Civl.
Subp9nas-Criminal.
Warrant.
Commitment.
Execution.
Writ of Attachment.
Affidavit of Attachment.
Undertaking on Attachment.
Notice of Appeal.
Complaint.
Affidavit.
Affidavit on Claim and Delivery of Pei
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Undertaking on Appeal.
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Mining Blanks.
Notice of Location.
Application for Patent.
Notice of Application.
Proof of Posting Notice and Diagram
OF Claim,
Proof that Plat and Notice remained
Posted during Period of Publication.
Certificate of Identity of claim.
Registers Certificate of Posting for
Sixty Days.
Agreement of Publisher.
Proof of Publication.
Affidavit of $500 Improvement.
Statement of Fees and Charges.
Certificate of Citizenship.
Power of Attorney.
Bond for Deed.
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