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garopatf@e aabeIbesEate.
Safer gStIbeIm utlS OBe sImgritaUer iu
al Ertn...n


Sem gorf, y. GugaR. - Die yErts
buue" miro mOrgen folgsHSe 9epei4e osrOfs
! ientlibsn:
80 aIjburg, p. Gusra-9aiier gStl=
| Aelm lam beute auf Dem gSege BON 9dltclu
| Hab SeyiiH bier an. Die 0ie-FHnotge 6a9rt
IN etner Sutld]e BON Der uddIteI SabnltattOu
bterAer uaO Die breiittiHatge' @iieHbabnrete
bel etHem 8bermometertaHO rDu 80 9rdo
patteH ben neun5IgldbliqeH YtonardeH Ed]ts
lId an9elreH9t un0 er idieu ab9em1ttet.
Die amerltaHlihen @dffe i'm tteF9eH Do
tel ltldten ibre SluueH uHo 9rI5e. AIs er
SaI6bur9 oerlieB, erufte er bic AmerltaHer,
itd) I'M 9rOBeu Corridor bes Sotels ju O.rs
lnmmeln, no er al8OaHu nit ieOer5 RaHue,
leoer Srau uno jeoem Sinh einel 9dHoe=
orud med)ielte uu0 iie uuf Deutid GHreoete.
SeiH Gufel, Brtn5 g8ilbelm, Sobn OeS
SrOuprtHSen, itberieBte Die StmcrtnH9en oes
SaiierS unO ia9te: pDer Saiier 6autt ben
&meritanerH iiir ibre TreuHoHdteit rHo ous
Berte ieIHe bOhe SewuHOeruHg ii!r o1s amts
ritauii9e SOlt."
6r. &buuucep N}. Gepem errpjoerte: Die
3,CCO, ,OO0 3eutideu III 9lmerlfd sQbleH }u
Uuieren beilen 8iirCun; aueiH OlS, mas lie
inns gebeH, 0ermjuoGrt lbre ytCbe fir oas
Gano tlrer 9eburt nidt I'M 0tiHotheu. Sle
GuUElk JOJUOOyODO LuLkLllA4kk AELklLLt t4LEu
Sailer uHo oas groBe Solt, meldeS er 10
metie regiert, aul'5 9odite 81 adteu rHO 5u
Oeretreu."
Ger Bring duBerte i'm NamsR oe8 SaiierS
abermaigsn 8aRt fur Oieie @OmplImsute.
Der Saier Hubm Die Inn non ben Qmerfas
neru 9eidJidteH Blumeut0Tbe nit IN Isjusu
gSnggon.
Sic Ran5per Der Oeu:ihtu 4rmer.
Berliu, y. Guguf. - Die oeutifeu
0ilitdr gan6Uer nabmeu beute tbrcu 2lrs
inrg. SnteniiUe 6ite hcrrIdte, uu0 me6uere
tObtife SOuueuitiGiGIe ereigueteu iib.
@rp8e Seuersbrunit iu lInsaru.
gBien, y. 4uquif. - 9aS Stdotten
S,ueiu in llugaru if eingedidert uor1eu.
400 6duier, eiHe &iyd)e, ejH SOter un6 cine
Sfule brunnteu oh. Der S6aoeu miro lui
$25O,O0O geidagt.
csfrl,6ti6s Bilser inIuIttrt.
21on, Tranfreid, y. &u9ul-9,e mad
Gouroe8 reIieuoeH UfteiGlIldeH 4iIger pur
rem bier BON elHem DtOb nIul4,rt. Die Saz
tloItten fino bodentrittet iiber ben Soriau.
goniIc gRi6eI pteoer eingeipouueis.
gart8, y. &uguf.- .-gouiie WideI pHrOe
beute meqen uIirel5enoer 8eoeu uuo Aufmte.
gelung sum gtOroe gelegeutli5 bes AUfrubr5
in 0eCaje0iue am 8. @aib. SS. 81 bier Nto-
uuteu 6aft uno einer 9elobuBe BON 100 BrcS.
uelIrtbeilt. 3pei unoe:e Auardjfeu puvOeu
wegen dbulifer Gergebeu auf raIp. 4 uuo
0IOnate ms gefaugHiB geiujdt, uGbreRO
Sr. gtal,otte, 8eoGlteur oe5 sSOurIal Bls
lolt, pelder angetagt mar, elutu SIaaisz
fretd beItirmoEtet gu 5abeu, Ircjgeiprodeu
muroe.
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Der Gmbredler Stlo .ltlO Iein Spfer.

gIeDQtf, N.zS.I Y. Nn9lIl. - Wc0rgc
g. Soc, Der oOr mebrereH Wouaten I'M
3eGaed. S6utbauie bel @HgemoOO UOn oem
gi8breder pug, alias Baum, burd mebrerc
Sdiiiie ltbenSgeidbrlif oerpun6et muroe
aber ieBt mieSarbergeltelt if, bat am Diem.
fagsQben6 ieinen i'm @Ouutp .@efduguiB /
6ateuiot beiin0li9eu Augretier beiH6t uuo
init bemjtlbeu geiprOhen, obue srfauut 3u
merben Sug, 6eroeu @efdu9uiBmirtsru Oiel
gu idDaiieu madt, iludte, ais er pater 55r.a,
men cr geipTOd5u.
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tfntrrnennnnen.

St.@uQufiue, 5ta., p. &uguH. -
Ser 3ampTer u9teiOIute," @igeutbum o.:
u8atC g1redirS= @Omp." gu ylcrioli, Sa.,
muroe um letten Sonutag auf Der 66be bou
glbopsSen, 200 9Peileu iiblid5 bon bier, led
urb girg inter. Die 9lanRidait fam beute
aui einem 8oote 0es 9ampiers bier an. 0a5
Sobr3eug, melde8 uui $4,000 gsihdet nurs
Be, girg am /. &uguff bon gioricIt mad 6agt
oh
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neutrality-suspicious. nnS 9eeens.
berIttff.

4ttt8 buro, y. Nuguit.-Gin Oampi-
feTel bet Der Celqueue Scr geblaeer Goaii
uuf Der Smitb'iden 6arm erpLoSirte beute.
Giu Grbeitsr, ytamen8 Sobu G'Erieu, mar
GO SUB bod in bic 2uft geidRuoer. uuo an
geu5liolih get00tet. 3met auoere Dtiuuer
erIitten lebensaeidhrlidle 8erleBunoen.
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Sea auar6ERsn BrbseEv
6osticEnna stE zIrGumenfs. - Die SuItisHs
Der R1aseF1asttU. Rcs5trd8tGeS HoeT
Die glReiaasN Ffliher 3enactI.

plt zAhRlhBEN E5tldlet s1tuHcW'
Gbicugs, y, auguf.-gbe bic &gn'
Mente in oem GlarAifens BrojeB gsiteru erz
9nHet nuroeH, lya5 StaatsaHmclt nod eiH9e
3sn9eH aufrufeu, 5arEHter eiusc, Btlter g
adrtete, baB Sdh5au5alt bel ieiztr Serbd-s
ting nit thin eHgli.aJ iPrdh, jmaT nit eITicH
lrSmeen AcCeHt, ioEii aber Siemlid} flR6eHo,
p0sur1 Die 4ugabe 0e8 eiHeu SuadlfaHgs=
3eussH, baB SdJHafbelt lem en9aIb per-
itebe, nioerlegt uurot. 9ebeimpoltliil Bolt
Telo fteQte in abreoe, oa5 Bolijeihef Gberz
ioio spies bel iejHer Sevbafluua tbdtlid uus
9egriFen, mie OteIer bel Wptet bate. SiilfSz
Staatsanmalt 6urtbmQrH, Der le5te iLeuge,
betmor onB inter Den IN Spies Sff.JlH
oor9eiEHoenen 8apiersu ba5 YtaHuitrIpt fir
oos 2SoTt y9iuber" iOpie tie GorrettUr, cher
lem Se9SltltreibcH uorgCiBHoeu UorOeu II.
Sples eltIdrte betdHutlldI, er iei ourt Elm
per Fof eiHgetTOheHe8 Sd)relbeu triuht
noroeu, e1S 2Sort y9fub5" IN Der griei.a=
teurubut Der pArbelter5eitUHg" ~ U2r0Htutz
lt9eH, lpelde auqabe gleid born bIretu tcj=
ueH redt5u @laUbeH iauo. SiHtereiidut mar
eS, eas SenebmeH Der 2lugetagteu pSbyeuO
Der G1OfnUH95 GnIprafe pes 6uliS Stuuts
annalt8 gSalfer 3u beobatten. Spies Der.
ludte, 3I lddelu, alS tbn 81. gSalier in Der
ltdltIgeH 2Seie darattcriitrre; man iab e
aber ieiHen 0tieneu an, oaS Oas gdbtlu Elm
erimungenes mar. SelbR giugQ. Der uibt
engllltl oerfebt un6 Der iriiber ialue Serlt-
tung Dor Der u@eridtsiomUoie, mie 6r.
Dtoit elm iolhes SeriaBreu Al Heuueu be-
ltrbt, nur 81 oft Our6 Elm b0buiibes, cgui.
ldleS ydheIu tuuO 81 gebeu pregte. laul6te
auiuCrtIam, al5 poute er ben gippeu Oes
&ebnerS abIIieH, mas er gegeu ibueu Dor}u-
bringen babe. Die eiiri9ten 3ub0rer wareH,
mie inner, Slider unO 6ieloeu; Sdmab
lab 9eilterbleidl ans, yteebe trug oeu geuobuz
ten @efdtsau6oruf lur Sdau. @8 mar ibm
aujumerten, baB er fd iton NIT benz Sc
ouHfCn oertraut gemaht bat, er UerOe nidt
baugen uuo bteueidt and ieine 6'elbeituift
einbiiBen milfeu. 2Beuu er iid) iiber leBte.
ren YuHtt MIR nidt in gu fd)ere 6offuuug
eintgtegt. Bariou5' gru0er, Der friibere Ges
bellengeHeral 8arious, Der Iett III @a'biugs
ton cine amtlihe Stellung betleioet, III bier
atrgeTofieu, nm 6em Reoafteur res yNlorm"
in Oeu Eogeu Der ytotb 5ur Seite 3u Febcu.
Sn Der beuEigeH 9eri6tsFtuug beeHocte
Or. &aier ieiH Qrgumeut, unO pr. 3eiBle'
erOhHete oas ienige fir bic &ertbtiOiguug.
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Spt3ere!|aartI.
A0ofp6 SGarttnt,
e6e BON 0oaeb' maS 1anasHrabe,
drnb,r -D.pHOrS eprissuBous.O
SrSbteS aWsrttrteB groeertt. nnS otut'As

Urnher zDepttore Sprtsen3ous.O
SrSSteS beItaH srttrteS Sroeeries uaS SsutiAs
@aattnIaasr tn SaItiHaors,
oittrtrt
2iuIeu, Safersrise, Grbien, BObHeH, Sriss.
n.bI (Sarino), Slsis unO @srRe.
SHpDrttrte GerbeIatpurft, ehfHfeH &c.
Dlutint t3Retf1su,
aatttt@e Speti@ea v. getro6nete WHauEteti.
SeIen a1eI Art un6 iebsn 6obrifnts.
Aauee-Saua uno Rio, Ebee unA Sucer, NehI In
86ttrn unb Saden.
&@wetter, eimburgsr unb bonGnAiihe RdIe.
Soanen auer Art, Rorintben, Y7anoen, Sairan,
Rau' uub SaIsIuifit.
Saneen-Yeorcef.r importtrt uub 6bous ghou.-
Sa9; ylsfsT, geuslatnnHt, 5immtt, SsnI unh
TNonteroet eins.mn6tt Guhern, Summern, gnbs,
4omatoes, YtIthe, Sehnen, Wats uub Corned
bee1 N eroBen Observation-Disclosures 0ds
I1net, Dtofreen, i6mebtift 66rinae E5dr6elsn
Serelnen ano SapioI.-eouhtnfirttU U1iId, Sorup
Hettne1e.-e6amposntI, Rhtlnn.In,, p7oI,Tm,,r,.
GbeIos, DeeeeiIas, Bortpein, lnEer gntombo'
Dfustotener, 3Bhistp unb @oennc BON Al 6GI bis
% pro &onone uno cine 5oue ausnahI ron
tmportirtem Borter uno Ge. ~"
Auetnt3er Aaent fnr Dedtna's
.GDeltbertbmtes Observation-Disclosures SGamar1s
BgoD (DumperHt6eD.
Nutetrtnutttn 2eaaren Derben ihueU unb pfattft.
Etdb nod allen Stobttbeilen bsioIoeri. 9BieberOer.
EauiJ sTRaIisn ansswsHtasH SabGtl, (217-I
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Ba- Du n8aItimOrer 8dder.llu

B@ Der n8altimorer Sadersllu.
teritlBung8s Serein yir. 8" bs9ebt
e mia g, ben a. augua ,6er Samfag III
befanntlid Der Sdder RubetaQ), i'm .. gg f.
g d. enParte" an 6uBe Der Sutton
SIoBe ieiu erfes 6fentli6es Sef, poJu er
81 nuesmeiner SetheiliguHg in bem SeDuE.a
lelH, ooB ben Beiu9ern Elm reat unterbals
tcnoer Gag beoorfebt, einla6et Brei5iegelu
uuo Breisi6ie6eU, quite giuft Il. |. 10. ssbo-
ren inr SaaeeOIennpa.
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Die oglrGeitsrittera t,nS Ste Gtaars
tEtttltadyer.

Der Sampf Danert iort.-Gfu IIttnati.m Der
6Eearrenmadler an Die SabrlFauteu. -
Sic ,,Arbe'tSI,iter" f6unsn ben Iabrts
fauieR Die Ueriproatatu 4rbetfes uiGt
Ue5Grn.
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9rirerri(dr SHINING in 4aleriho,
@eiteres fibGr ole RrteaSwolFe ant
&io 0ranoe.

Die meriSaniIdbe repoIu,ionare Sartei nil
abTuInt fdmp pieH.--IInpecdaSer:e SaI,nHs
Der 9uaoeSteatcsune. - Die 5oroeru1g
oun Sut,Ius'S GItIaTWns pidbt Suridses
sC1eu.
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GRrOpdf9s GabeE6eridte.
Die 9aBpnna In SrIasno.
9orb GSanbOlpb gburdius ueue p6omes
&ules"Giu.

SoHierenS Otr Oeutiden SerawerFSs Ssiber.-
Sleue aHii SeHtieu Rrauaue lit RuEs
Lamb. - SnbOenIioHIrts IpauiIae 9aals
pferIiHieH.
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as. Sabrgang.
&tnOfeti6!
Jlationa( Con tuners ]1(Cat=GOmp.

ib Rr fir d @uN 2mm Rats@uOf9 @ludFs4
Ar II. . bebeutno srab9eB ben4iOs
SIenUertaug gdOeu 6kHa &C. 5u OlsenOen Befeu;
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- Sn EOIse Der ieit IA 8ageu nubaItsubeu
idDeren Reseugtiiie berfault in ben Siibs
prOotn5eH RuBlduo's bas 9etrnibe auf benz
palm. Den ruiiiden 9utsbefsern Il. Baus
ern erpdait babur9 GROCER S4uOeH.
- Die &rgumente i'm Betrefi Der Appsls
latioH Sas. @oroou Benuett's ge6eu oaS llr-
tbell in Der BON @prus g8. iSielo gegen ibH
eingeIeiteteu SerIeumouugsfIase tpurbeu &C..
tern III Souoou bernommeu. Der 9lthter
bebieit iid bic gntideiouug Dor, un0 Dos erfe
llrtbetl, mad meldem Bennett $25, 900 S9as
osnsrias On 6ieIo JabIeu iou, 1T mittlerpeile
uIpeuoirt.
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8, %. yarton, Der aus3ablen0e @lert 5e8
Sriess 9epartements, lle9t in 5oIge zines
Sflu9anfaIles bemuBtlo8 oarnie6er, uuS i'm
Sale er Dor Samfag, bem 3abltag bes De-
partements, nidt i'm Stauoe 1T, Die 3abs
lungsanmeiiung gu uuter,eiduen, 70 f6Rnen
bic 100 @lerts ibr SalGr nift erbalteu. gr
1T Der ein5ige Seamte Oe8 9epartements,
melder inter Sirgi6air febt, uno bic Trage
wirIt iid auf, oh irgen6 Elm uuOerer 2tHges
feIlter 9eetItd bere4ti9t If, Die 3abluHg Ser
SalGre r0rIunehmeH,
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ste Wan9per Der Seu:iatn Arntee.

2pOn, 6ranfreid, y. &u9uf.-9,e mad
2ouroeS reIieuoeH UfteiGTideH IiIger rpur
ceu bier BON eiHem 0tOb luiul.,rt. Die 8us
tbOliten fuo bodeutrifet iiber oeH Soriau.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The michigan nspusllean Convention.

The Michigan Republican Convention.
GE,xp RAPIDS. Mich. August26.-The
Republican state convention met again
this morning. Austin Blair was an
nounced the permanent chairman.
Cvru. G. Luce was nominated for gov
ernor BY reclamation BY rising and
uproarous vote James A. Mcdonald.
of Escanabas. was nominated BY accla-
nation for Lieutenant governor.
The platform adopted faVOfs a tariff
upon imported products OF lower priced
foreign labor. and restoration of the
1861 tariff Oh wool. The organization
OF labor for the protection of their inter
ests WAS favored, as also the enactment
of laws for the settlement of controver-
sizes by arbitration. The platform op-
posed the importation of Chinese labor /;
the adjustment of convict labor. pro-
yided free LABOR will not be compelled TO
support the cOnyicts IN idleness: op-
poses the doctrine of anarchy and adyo-
Gates the absolute protection of every
individual in the enjoyment OF the fruits
OF his personal effects; advocates that
the people should be allowed TO vote
upon any change in the laws as Affect
ing liquor selling aud opposes the
granting OF public domain 10 aliens.
The resolutions advocate free pensions
TO disabled veterans and widows, and
condemns the president for the vetoes
and for the coarse and insolent terms in
which thos- vetoes are expressed. The
ticket was completed as follows: G. w.
Osman, Secretary OF State, G. L. Maltz,
treasurer.
Recess was taken without action on
the resolutions. Ii Is thought one
member will present minorltJ report
on the temperance question.
The platform condemns Mormonism.
and fayors its suppression by rigid
enforcement of laws by the civil au-
thoriues. ana by military, if necessary.
The minority report was adopted,
pledging the Republican party unre-
servedly TO prohibition, but the resolu-
tions as reported by the majority was
adopted by a large majority; and the
convention adjourned.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
OF NEPHI.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF COMP
IRoLLTR OF TIE CUREEsCY,
WASHINGTON. July 23d, 1856.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented TO the undersigned, IL has been made
to appear that the "First National Bank OF
Nephi. In the town Of Nephi. in the County
of Juab. and Territory of Utah. his com
piled with all the provisions OF the statutes
OF the United States, required 20 be com
piled with before an association shall be
authorized 10 commence the business OF
banking.
Now, therefore. I. Valentine P. Snyder,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller Of the Cur
rency, do he eby certify that the First
National Bank OF Nephi.' in the County OF
Juab. and Territory OF Utah, is authorized 70
commence the business of banking. as pro.
yided In Section Fifty one hundred and
sixty nine. Of the Revised Statutes OF the
United States.
In testimony, whereof. witness my hand
and sea- OF Office, this 22d day OF
TsEALI July, 1885. -
V. p. SNYDER.
Deputy aud Acting Comptroller of the Cur,
No 1851.
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order appointing time and place to hear
petition for distribution.
On READING AND FILING THE PITT
ton OF Thomas J. James, administrator
~ the estate OF Joseph James, deceased
setting forth that he has fled his final ac
count OF his administration upon said estate
in this court. that all the debts and expenses
OF administration have been fully paid, and
that portion Of said estate remains TO be
divided among the heirs of said deceased
and praying among other things for an
order allowing the final account and OF dis
tributiOn Of the residue OF said estate among
the persons entitled.
the estate OF the said Joseph James. de
ceased, be and appear before the Probate
Court of the County OF salt Lake, AZ the
Court Room OF said court, in the County
Court House, on the 18th day OF August
ISS5 at u O'Clock am. then and there 70
show cause why an order allowing the fnal
q count and OF distribution should not be
made OF the residue OF said estate among the
heirs and devises OF said Joseph James
deceased. according TO law
II j. further ordered that the Clerk cause
copies OF this order 10 be posted in three
public places in salt Lake County, and pub
iished IN The SALT LAKE HERALD, news
paper printed and circulated in Salt Lake
County. three weeks succeSstyciy prior q
said 18th day of August. 1856.
ELIAS A. SMITH,
TERRITORY or UTAH,
I John c. Cutler, Clerk Of the Probate
COuri in and for the County Of salt Lake, II
the Territory OF Utah. do hereby certify ina
tbs. foregoing Is q full. true and correct copy
OF order appointing time and place for settle
ment Of final account and distribution, II
the estate OF Joseph James, deceased, as ap
pears OF record in my Office.
In witness whereof. have hereuntC
set my hand and siiXed the seal o
SEAL said Court, this 18th day OF August
AID. 1Ss5.
JOHN c. CUTLER.
Probate Clerk.
s.w. DARKE, Attorney.
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DIR. ROMANIA B. PRATT.
Eve and Ear. Testing for sPectacies'
obstetrics and Diseases
OF Women

once over Godbe 4 Pitts Drug Store; iel.-
phone rs at residence GodDe & Prs Drus
instructions given to students In MID
sPIsery and MclthiY fJrses.
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SaltLake g. Western
RAIL WAY
On an sfter
saturday, Dec goth, 1SS1-
Trains viii run as follows:
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TIME.

Connects withs0tah Central train lesvin
Salt 6ke st 40 an.
Connects with Utah Central Irsin srziv
Ing at Sslt Lake st6.4o pm.
7 Stop oaly upon signals.
mRrn Supt
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GILMORE'S NEURALGIA CURE Is
a positive cure for Neuralgia n he fas e,
side and stomach. For sale At A. a.
smith & o.'s DTus Store. g
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Declared Bankrupt

LONDON, August 26.-Sir John VIII
liam Craddoek Hartopp has been de =
clared bankrupt.
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MIDDLE-AGED MEN who lack vigor
and vitality can be cured BY Gilmore's
Aromatic Wine. For sale at a. G.
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. 3
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Fare on any train to Garfield or Lake
Point and Return, only so cents. Chill
eren between 5 and 10 years Of agel, 25c-
Business men having their families az the
Lake Point Hotel. may 60 TO Lake Point
on the evening $50 p N train, remaining
over night and returning the following
morning. arriving ct Salt Lake az $50 an.
In time for business
More liberal terms than ever given 10 Sun
day Schools, Societies, etc, getting up ex-
cursions
Special Trains may be chartered at q nom
inal sum and made ready at short notice
s. p FENTOS. wv RITTER,
6. Z. and p. a. Sups
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BEck.s HOT SPRINGS.

P.1Yaie and plunge baths constantly
Jren; rooms for Invaiids, fitted up IN
;.rst-c!ass style, now ready; medicinal
waters constantly on draught; elegant
ur >ssing ROOMS fitJed up with all the
modern convenisnces; the best OF meals
furnished at all hours. With the open
ing of the season daily trains viii run
from the Utah Central and d. & Z. q.
depots.
The Hot Springs, Of Salt Lake City,
are superior to the very best mineral
waters in the market.
J. NJ. BENEDICT, NJ. d.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 2Sth, 1885.
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SALT LAKE, CITY, Nov. 2S, 1886.
We can fully endorse the Hot Springs
mineral water as having no superior.
q. q. NJ. I. DRUG DEPT,
Per RoB'I CLEsHoRS,
Manager.
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Wool.
Buying prices.l
Hidss.
lRnring prices.l

(Buying prlceS-)
Dry flint hides ana KIP, good, l4c '
Dry flint hides and kip, dsnAg. lec =
Dry flint calf SKINS, good, .--:.- zo
Dry flint calf skins, damaged Csc
Dry salt hides, KIP and cali,
GOOD .......... .----.-
Dry salt hides, KIP and cali,
damaged. ..-........-... sc
Dry horse hides $3.50. &c 70 foc eac
Green hides and kip, good 49, 70 y .
Green hides and kip, damaged, &C
Green calf skins, good..-:-.--. 70
Green calf skins, damaged &c
Green salted hide and up, wen
cured, good, :. .--.----- -. Va
Green sailed hides and Kip vel
cured, damaged. ..------., -
Green saited calf skins, wen =.
cured. good. 49, --.--.-- %
Green salted calf SKINS, wed -.
cured, 1a-aaged,..--- -. -
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN he Probate Court IN aud for Salt
Lake County, Territory Of Utah.
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The Hot Springs mineral water has
been tried by Us, and we can freely
recommend it TO the trade as equal 10
the best imported brands
GoDBE PITTS DRUG c..
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7, the matter OF the estate Of Joseph James,
deceased.
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o-aer APPOINTING time and place 10 hear
petition for distribution
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Other testimonials to the excellent
curative properties are being constantly
received. These waters can be shipped
in bottle or bulk 70 any part Of the
country. JOHN BECK, Propr.
Box 49,. Salt Lake.
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VIII lesve Salt Lake City for Garfield and
Lake Point 81 9.l0 an, I2l0, $40 and
5l0p.m- Returning, arrive ct Salt
Lake City a. 5 50 and lI50
an, o5 pm. and SIS pm
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Eggs.
Cured Meats and Lard.
Selling pnces.l

Eastern. i51Sc y 2
Utah. ioc
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HOME MARKETS.

InSew YORK HIS oes l0Obs
Ia Salt Lake.....-... $500 per ton
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CoPPER

coRPEs.
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Planning for EmeHgenCies.

"It's all very we'll to
plan what to do in case of
fire or robbers, but when the time
comes you: II forget it all, or do the very
opposite thing"
Aunt Sues remark undoubtedly ex-
presses the experience of many people,
but it equally true that preparation
of mind, something entirely different
from borrowing trouble, may prove of
great help for sudden disaster. A re-
cent instance will show this.
Fire broke out in country home at
midnight, during fierce, wintry storm.
The petite mistress of the house was
aroused from her slumbers by the crack
ling of the flames and following the
sound, found the dining-room below
filled with smoke. She awakened the
other members of the family, dressed
herself quickly, and sent a lad to give
the alarm. The fremen were hindered
by the condition of the roads and the
cold, and she saw that the house could
not be saved, l.. X
She emptied the contents of the bu-
reau drawers indiscrlminately into a
blanket from the bed, and the contents
of ward-robes and closets in a similar
way. Jewelry, saving-bank books.
and family portraits, dear as the apple
of her eye, were secured. She worked
systematically, and inspired the others
by her presence of mind and energy.
The contrast was marked between
the little woman with head. who
made every movement tell to some
purpose, and the stout. servant, who
stood in the snow, in her night-clothes.
helpless, shivering with cold and
right" -
Chow did you know what to take
hold of irstP' was afterward asked the
mistress.
"Why, often thou ht, while l was
working or sewing, just what must be
saved if the house should ever take
lire, and it all came to me as naturally
as could be, then. Tried to keep cool,
and lost no time. That was all. -
Mary Winchester II, Country Gentleman.