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Patching Swine.

Mr.. A. B. Allen. who founded the
Amer1caa 1gricultarist nearly fifty
years ago, aud was for many years its
editor, is now spending the evening OF
his days on his farm near Toms River
n. j. As In early years, he is devo,-
ing very much of his attention to stock
raising, aud in the November number
he gives the following advice about
tatteniug swine:
Swine should be pushed forward now
In mud weather rs fast as possible. rs
they will gain flesh much more rapidly
on the same quantity of food than in
freezing weather. During the fat,ening
process it has been found highly bene-
iicial to feed a moderate quantity OF
pumpkins. for when this is done they
assist the digestion OF the grain or
meal given the swine. and enables them
TO more perfectly and economically
turn into flesh, thus saving consider
able percentage in the consumption OF
food. Pumpkins. or. what are richer
and better. winter squashes, ought 10 he
grown especially for this purpose by all
swine keepers. Aside from this. they
are excellent for the store stock. n
they will do well il fed alone on these
that is. provided they are of u good,
quiet breed
When pumpkins are not on hanl. a
few roots may be given raw. Of which
heoJs and carrots are better than pota-
toes, ruta-bagas. or common turIips
The last are very poor feed for this pur-
pose, being better for cattle Grass.
and especially clover. j. an excellent
substitute for roots. 50 long a. It re-
mains green and growing in autumn
but when turned out to this. the swim"
ought To have "A warm shed. Into which
they can come when fed and Ia pro
tect themselves from dew and frost
during the night, as we'll a. from
storms.
To max" superior hams aud bacon,
corn should hc mixed with oats or bar
ley. or perhaps rye might answer at the
rate Of pnehalf to a third Of one ot The
latter h. the tormc-. and grouui thus
together. Such feed increases The
proportion Of tender juicy, lean >;r.ah-
ing the fat. winch i essential t. pro-
ducc a fiic qnaliit # hams ami BACON.
II fat pork Tor >ailirg and hair,HuL
alone j. wanted. then pure corr whole
or ground into course meal j. ;h' ..f
feed. jHnh with snmt pumps f
roots. bmi"y "r ~" - '.cNa"" WILL
above
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The Little Red Cow.

from the southern Live stock JournaI.1
They sing Of the graceful Jersey,
The queen Of the modern ehurn.
The beautiful COW whose butter
To Masses Of gold will turn.
We dim not one ray OF glory
That over her fame Is she'd.
But here's TO the "little Devon
The trim little COW In red
The beautiful, naughty Short-horn,
The "red snd white and ROAM
The elegant white-faced Hereford,
Will sheer al our COW and groan.
But brave is the little Devon,
She holds up her shapely head.
And stands by her chosen coiors.
The trim little COW in red
The little red COW is modest
No wonderful masters hand
Has written her butter record
All over the smiling lsnd.
Far up on the heights Of honor
Her banner has never led;
She works with a modest patience,
This trim little COW in red.
The little red COW Is patient,
She never will fret or moan
When summers warm days have flow n
She knows that the rain and sunshine
Alike in our lives are she'd.
She hooks for better future,
This trim little COW in red.
A modest and patient woman.
Who Cares not when glory calls.
Can buikl an annex To heaven
Inside OF four roughened walls.
When many stately lady.
Who hegs for the worlds renown.
VIII find her home sunshine ,larkened,
Her happiness trampcd down.
Aud thus does :he little Devon.
Untouched by the binding glare
OF glory, work on. and ever
Seek bravely to do her share.
Then here's 10 the little Devon.
This wreath on her shapev head.
The beautiful. modest Devon.
The trim little cow in red.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09

Gather up the money that the
working classes have spent for rum
during the last thirty years. and will
build for every working man It house.
lay out for him garden.and clothe his
sons in broadcloth and his daughters in
silks. and stand at his front door a
prancirg span of sorrels or bays. and
secure him a policy of life insurance.
SO that the present home may be we'll
maintained after he is dead The most
persistent. most overpnwering enemy
of the working classes is intoxicating
liquor. 1t is the anarchists Of the cen
turtles, and has boycotted and is now
boycotlng the body, mind aud soul of
American labor 1t is to it IA worse
foe than monopoly and worse than as
ISOLATED capital -Rer. Mr. Talmage.
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage


CkIFFEN TO PHILLIPS
Z III l' notice is hereby given. that s,herc,..
) john Cripucn,Ut HI worth, count, Of Han
t"rA and >iatr u Maine on the a.th dav ~ Dee.
gmher. \. y $3.50, Biniflagcd ant canIe eyed to
utio and Interest ~ a 10 certain lot AMI ua-ca
of l7ul Situated ~ Ellsworth alore-aid with an
huii1lHs thtrcaa 'he first lot bounded a. i-,law-
70 Wit iic-iunta- 40 the corner If OAK anil
'huFrh streets; hrHrg running uortheriy ou said
bak street p rad- g. street thence "a -tsrlv
On -at hcR street aud at light angles With -ad
tak street 20 rods thence -nutheriy abd parallel
with OAK street 70 RODS % Church street thence
westerly on Church Street tn place Of beginning
containing 400 square rod- or less, being the
hoinestean lot Of said tripPen. The second lot he
ing one UNDIVIDED half Of store md lot then oCcu
pied by -Aid trippcn, bounded on North hv Main
street, last by store occupied hy f Davis south
ny court or pas-agc-War, ami West by store or
cliihed bS y. " GREEDY, said mortgage con- sting
OF dee'i from said ripPep 10 said Phillips Of said
above described premises, lated December u 4
d. ls>n, and recorded In Hancock county Registry
Deeds, OiI1GPage i9,and of a separate iastruneD,
OF dcfeasance given by the said Phillips to the said
tripPen executed at the same time that said decd
was eNtfufet. aud a. q part of tho same Transact
ION, dated December p. \. b, l-SO. and recorded
In same Registry Book ~, Page 3f;} whereby me
sad fhlilllo upon certain conditions agreed Ia ~
convey said above described premises Ia saiI ri,
pen and whereas the condition Of said ,nnrt,a,g..
mas been hr0A ken new therefore claim 10 for,rio..
the same and give this notice for that PURPOSE
gu, HOSEA Il. PHILLIPS
Ellsworth, Nov. %, IsSi;. 3vl-
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Legislative Notice.

To the Honorable senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives In Legislature assembled
THE undersigned Charles p. Wilbur, of East
L brook. In the county OF Hancock. respect
FULLY ASKS your Honorable Body. for an act, set
ting on the following described lot OF lsnd, from
the town of Eastbrook TO the town of Waltham-
beginning where the West linc of EastbrOok In
teFrects the town road thence westerly two rods on
said road to a stake thence =outherly five rods TO
a stake thence ea=terly seven and one half rods
to said town line; thence following said town line
seven rods to the place Of beginning, said lot be-
ing the house lot on which my house Is situated.
CHARLES d. WILBUR.
Notice Is hereby given that shall petition the
next Legislature OF Maine, for an Act as above
specified. CHARLES u. WILBUR.
Eastbrook, Nov L. lisa 3WiI'
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ALWAYS MOIST.

Hn~E tE.rHIlIfI'~
-tA. \ns = \ L.. ~ sui-
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Foreclosure of Mortgage
LELAND To- WHITING

p' hLlt uotfr j. hereby given. that wherea,
''l- Il Leland, ot zen. Hancock COUNT a. {
~'i. "J Maine. hy his martSa s. Iced! lated set
-, y - ~ recorded 10 Htacock county Rrz
-.i' ,I Deeds, IN Vol -, Page - rouvryr-f 70
IT.. tt' Undersigned. 4 Certain lot r- parrel ~
"h.' -'t'Ated In -ait ElcD. bounded an1 r.
'-' - i'"n"-. T. Wit Commenting at tie
T." 10 rvtt On line NH thu eastern end u s.,r. "a
l-'lan" barn, and following -a!l line nv ~ est
tFi en-! 81 -hni barn. northcriv - rods g. take
ahi ~'nHrs thrc'e parallel With this tep- -,at
rh-t'r'N u rods - stake and stone ,-r1,.
7"uth'r'y and parallel with the Ar~t .uye ..e
-'iih'b 4h", g the town road theme" p, tes tom
F'' westerly L., rods 10 the place q e.. s--.-E
10y 'A'u'hs .h" acre, With the building tGrrr,fl.
a. LINK th- sam" premises de-crbe4 n tred
~. I'D sophia Leland to or Is Leland lated -,r
!-'" l'NI, ami recorded ia SAM Regi-trv IA : j.
J.. = 'E' ~ and Uh"rvas the said srantor cu-r1
''''' ana lSr'''l hat the right Of redcein!nz tae
'.-''' ,l'-Fr'"'~i pTem!~es should he forever r,
I'~' iH enc ear, NEXT after the cnmn.eur. as,at
't 'tI''i"-urr. by any o. the methods then .-,.
'"i'tI ht law. no" therefore the condition Of aid
"'tt% ,.r having been broken, | claim - ~.
'.'-" Int sam and give this notice for ,ha, ...-
pose. TUpNtS u-tITE > 40
VS. c''ulhtf l. ISsb- 3Wt-
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WATER STREET. ELLSWORTH
most
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Rules

for the care of the sick. How TO cure disease.
its symptoms and causes. aud other nforma-
ton of great value will be found in old DIR.
kaufmann's great book; 100 pages, fine COZ
ored plates. send three 2 cent stamps TO pay
postage to A. 2. Ordwav & Co.. Boston. Mas.
and receive copy free.
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Are sou disturbed At night and broken of your
fe-t g., sick child suffering and cryin. with pain
IF cutting teeth II -, send at and get
bottle Of Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup for
Children rcethinE. liz value L. incalculable. Ii
VIII relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon il, mothers, there l. no mistake about
IT, II cures dvsentery and diarrhoea gulates the
stomach and bowels cures wind coiic, soften- the
gums reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy IL the whole system. Mrs. Winsow's
soothing syrup for Children Teething Is pleasant
To- the taste and Is the prescription of one of the
oldest and best female nurses and physicians in
the United states and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price - cents a bottle
lxr4O
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Notice of Proposed Legislation.

lht Maine shore Line Railroad COMPANY here
by gives notice that at the ext session of th
iatnre OF the state Of Maine 1t will apply for su-
thortfY 10 release TO the Maine Central Railroad
tenant franchise. and other appnrtenances e.peci-
ally al. its line between its connection with the
railroad of the Maine Central Railroad Company
in breSer, and its terminus at Hancock Point on
such terms as may be arranged between Il and said
Maine Central Railroad Company
Maine Shore Line Railroad Company, by
JOSEPH y. GREENE, its President.
Nov. Is, A. D., 1856. 3w4s
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BOSTON WEEKLY JOURNAL
a New Volume January /, 1887.
$1.OOr'.s:'s.. . a1 ,..,.,.'

weekly newspaper of thirty six long Column.
flied with news and Information and adap,sd -
the varied wants Of
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Farm for Sale.

o"ua@nh East Lamone, Me, containing one
hundred acres of land good wool LOT nIanty ~
pasiurage ard tl.ag', good buildings In th0rouvb
repair go1ti shore privilege two wells Of water.
td'7 zen tons 81 hay Five miles from Bar Harbor
by water eight miles from Ellsworth Innuire
81 !" Il Hodgkins, Salisbury Cove, or Perry
iiodgkins, East LaDioine
salisbury Cove, Nov. IL, 1876 ietf
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Stand by those who stand by YOU. We have now COM
pleed arrangements for a sale OF popular Fall and Win
ter Stylesat prices which will make the FRIEND Of
every economical buyer We keep the best qualities
styles and assortmcntS in Mems and Boys Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods See our remarkably
complete and elegant stock Cash bought it! Low
prices will sell
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Picked UP .Adrift.

Ia Boston Bay the 10th instant bv schooner
''eargietia, = sloop boat twenty feet long. fonnd
caPsize't with sail set and nearly sunk For
worth, aIe. en-. kIIEY
Master of schooner Georgietta.
Ellsworth, NOV -. 1875 3w47t
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Our Specially TO Please our Customers Our Aim To
Save Honey for Patrons Our Intention TO do Better
b! You Than Any one Else Stand up and tell u.s. If YOU can
where goods can be bought cheaper for none are allowed
10 underScIl.
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OUR MERCHANT TIIIOn|\G DEPARTMENT.

We have just received complete line of the c/OIepSi OF
fi/1OfIe/ rt/lf/WocSiir flJlIr- which we yll make
up in the Irfrsf eilic and the lowest 1,lul.hp/
/liTco@ We have but the I-rl./ best I-0I/rIlrI
and tasteful a. well a. desirable trimmings
In every instance We guarantee Perfect Fit.
Lewis Friend, Custom Tailor.
Ellsworth, Maine,
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In Insolvency. Notice OF
Second Meeting.


HANCOCK IS Court of Insolvency. -
In the rase of Alexander McQuinn, Of. Eden,ihs'f
vent Debtor. H.,
THIS Is to give notice that pursuant to an orae.
i of court therefor, second meeting LIT
creditors OF said Insolvent Debtor VIII DC he' an
Ellsworth, In Probate Office, in said couh9,,x I'D.
Thursday the ninth day of Dec, A. D. ,osss
AT ten O'clock in the forenoon for tbe pun I'D
named in Chapter DOT the Revised Statutes u
State of Maine and amendments thereto,
Attest :-CHAs p. Dok n.
aw4ss Register Of SAID eo W.
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NEW ENGLAND READERS.

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THE BOSTON WEEKLY JOURNAL b,s -
warranted In putting forth the claims Of a s,e,,s
New England Newspaper based on its ponn,.s
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istcs, not merely by the promises OF the fu,pro
but by the performances of the past, which ava
their vouchers
The thirty ample columns will retain a,
heretofore the Geanings and Gossip OF distinctive
interest to our population Notes On the industr,I
Avocations Agricultural. Maritime Manufartp,
ing and Transportation: special reports on Ma,
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t"rs; Rambling Talks and Essays on Homo
Topics Correspondence from various parts Of tho
world by our own correspondents; Congressional
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Living Interest, Poems, sketches, Mlsc,,lap.o,.
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Tho excellent contributions Of NJ n IN.
Domestieana Articles. touching the varied inter
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Edward King. and the readable sketches Of k.,
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throuxhou, the year. The Weekly Edi,lo, (.
isstIFd every
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I HUFNttHys =
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Ten Copies and one extra 10 the organizer
Twenty copies aud two extra. N
One copy free for every Ten Subscriber
BY these terms and in view of tn, Journalistic
value for which they stand It il believed that o
subscribers congratulate themselves on serpr
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consisting Of Foreign and Domestic fircss Goods,
of the best quality and styles. Tricots, Flannel
saitings In plaid AMI plain styles. Canvas cloth
AT ca cts, warranted all wool. striped sack flan-
nels. Embroidered Flannel for skirts nice as
sortmeHt "f Jersey Cloths, Aslrachan. Beaver and
Diagonal Cloths for Cloaks and Jackets. Fancy
Astrachab striped, Brocade, cut and plain Nevets
and Plush for trimmings, Rosary and Jet trim
mings with button. IN match. Feather trimmings,
Brids OF all cplors, plaid and plaiu. The largest
assortment of Embroidery silk in small spools to
I've found In this city. Carticelli Embroidery silk.
warranted not To- fade Canvas fer Fancy work !.
a nice assortment of Banner Rods, Tinscl
Cord and Floss. Zephyr worstcl and scotch Knit
tag Yarns. ~tarsh; and the frst quality Of Mid
night Germantown Yarn. | have Just received a
splendid assortment 81 India rrr,,e neck.
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Water Works.

THE voters of Ellsworth having the 10th in
L slant, instructed the Mayor and Aldermen to
contract with some Water Company to furnish the
city with fire protective service, all Water Com
panes de-iTious of making proposals to construct
the works necessary TO supply said service are
hereby requested to examine the locality and make
their proposals with the least possible delay.
ii. b. MASON, Mayor.
Ell sworth, June l1,lSs6.
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ALL READY
FOR THE
Fall and Winter
MPAlCN!
Fall and Winter Goods,

Having just returned from Boston, have now
my fun assortment of --
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-23
The Greek War.

LONDON, MayI 22.-The Greeks claim
that during the frontier engagement,
yesterday, they captured two positions
from the Turks, 20.OOO cartridges and
three prisoners. The commander of the
Turkish troops explains that the firing
by his men was due to a mistake. he
has given assurances that Turkeys in
tentions are pacific. There is now an
entire cessation Of firing everywhere
along the frontier.
LosDOs. May 22.-The general in
command of the Turkish forces on the
frontier of Greece, engaged in the
sklrmish yesterday. inquired o. the
Greek commander why his troops were
fighting. The Latter replied. il was be =
cause the Turks had first attacked
them. Assurances were exchanged by
the commandants that the fighting
would not be resumed They also ex-
change protocols showing that the
firing was the result of a mutual mis-
understanding. The departure of
Greek troops 10 the front has been sus-
pended. Ii is expected that decree
ordering the Rehabilitation of the
Greek army will be issued by govern
ment to night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-23
10 DowSISG STREET. WHITEHALL,
5th of Nav 1885
Another Strike.

ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Aswas expected,
the return by furniture manufacturers
from the eight hour system which they
recently inaugurated in their factories
here to the ten hour plan. has resulted
in the closing down. to-day, of every
establishment of the kind in this city,
rendering IDLE over 1000 men. When
the furniture workers learned of the in
tention of their employers to abandon
the short hour system, they resolved
not TO return TO work on the basis OF
ten hours unless they should receive
more pay per hour. The manufactur-
ers refused to grant this demand, with
the above result.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-23

power. especially from England. !"
Blaine declined to express his opinions
regarding the present conduct OF the
Secretary OF State and his alleged sub
serviency to the influence of the British
minister, and he also refused to indicate
an opinion as to the political bearing OF
the fsheries dispute and the effect on
either side OF the two great parties.
You may rest assured, !" he said, that
the United States have right on their
side OF the whole fisheries Controversy.
and 1t is the duty of our government to
maintain those rights"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-23

STATE OF NEW YORK,
County Of New York, s.
City Of New York;
WEST POLLOCK. Secretary Of the Niagara
Fire Insurance Company, being duly sworn.
deposes and says that he Is the above de-
scribed officer OF said Company. and that
the foregoing statement OF the general con-
dition OF said Company on said Slst day OF
best Of his information, knowledge and be-
lief respectively
Subscribed and sworn to before
me, this 18th day OF January,
lsEALl. AID, 1856
EDGAR FORMAS,
Notary Public. Kings Co, NY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-23
Another Bond Call

wAsHISsToS. May 22.-The Acting
Secretary of the Treasury, to-day,
issued the 18th call for the redemption
Of bonds. The call is for 81 ,000, 900 OF
the per cent loan of 1882, and notice
IS given that the principal ana accrued
interest will be paid the LIST day of July
1886, and that interest viii cease on that
day.
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STATE OF NEW YoRK,
City and county -
Of New York }

STATE OF NEW YOBK,
City and county Z -
of New York
/, James A PIsck, clerk OF the City and
County OF New YORK, and also clerk OF the
Supreme Court for the said CITY and county,
being Court Of Record, do hereby certify
that Edgar Forman has nled in the Clerks
Office OF the County Of New YORK sertined
copy OF his appointment as notary Public
for the County Of Kings. with his autograph
Signature and was a. the time OF taxing
the annexed deposition duly authorized 20
take the same, and that am well acquainted
with the handwriting OF sad Notary Pub
lfc and verify relieve that the SIGNATURE 20
the annexed certificate II genuine.
In testimony whereof. / have here
unto set my hand and afhxed the
seal Of said Court and County the
rsEAL-l 30th day Of January, lss6.
JAMES A PLACk,
TEEEIroET OF UTAH. ssai
Secretasy's 0fhceB
/. Arthur L Thomas. Secretary Of Utah
Territory, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing IL fnlA, true and correct copy
Of the annual statement OF the Niagara IRE
Insurance Company, hled in my once On
The ist day Of April, AID fsS6.
Attest my hand and the Great
Seal Of the Territory oil Utan,
IsKALl. this 1st day Of April AID, lsso
ARTHUR L THOMAS,
Secretary Of Utah Territory
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-23
Tn. PendIstOn Accident

NEW YoRK, May 22.-Miss Pendleson.
daughter of the United States minister
to Berlin, has almost recovered from
the effects Of her fall. She was removed
to her brothers house to-day. No ar
rangements have vet been made for
Mrs. Pendleton's funeral.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-23
ANNUAL STATEMENT
EOR he YEAR ENDING DECEMBER
Il S1st. 1855. Of the condition OF the


Fire Insurance Company,
Made to the Secretary OF Utah Territory. in
pursuance of an ACT relating 70 Fire Insur-
ance Companies, approved March 18th, 1854
/. Name Of Company and Location: Niagara
Fire Insurance Company, 135 Broad
way. New York City.
2 The amount Of Capital Stock IS
Observation-Disclosures. 5bOoO0OO
3. The Capital Stock D ID up is 10000 %
4. The amount Of its as cts Is 2, ESQ. 95O.14
The amount of its Liabilities Tin
Guiding Capitsll is..--..--.. 1.6S3, 50
ities Is - - ss7,7l89s
s. The name of its Attorney or
Agent for the Territory Of
Utah, Heber J. Grant. Salt
Lake City
were -. .-.-..-.....-.-. 1851. 1926
were - - 1,Ss7. Oss q
(Signed), WEST POLLOCK.
Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-23
INSURANCE.

Made to the Secretary of the Territory Of
Utah, In pursuance Of an act rel afing 70 Fire
lnsnfAnce Companies. app owed March Is,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-23
The Reply

WAsHrSGros, May 22.-Represent-
alive Randall. to-day received the fol-
lowing in reply to cable message sent
to Gladstone by the public meeting held
in this city recently. of which Randall
was chairman. and which expressed full
sympathy with Gladstone in his work
for home rule for Ireland:
10 DowSISG STREET. WHITEHALL,
5th Of May, 1886.
Dear Sri am desired by Gladstone
TO thank you for the telegram you have
been good enough to send him con-
veying to him the congratulations and
approval OF the meeting held in Wash
ington on the 18th ultimo, and am to
assure you that the many evidences
Gladstone has-receiyed from America
of sympathy and appreciation in con-
nection with the proposals for the future
government of Ireland are a great
source Of announcement. rf
l remain. dear sir. yours faithfully
]. NJ. CARMICHAEL.