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HOLSTEIN BULL.
NETHERLAND PIONEER. No. 81

Brd by smith a Powell syracnse. Y. Calvcd
May a it,A Color. black. shield snip. threat.
brttci. tiipe Mp left shoulder over on fiehi band
around hiIs. belly lrFs aud me hall tail white.
sire Neihcflsnd Prince. No 10 u. ~ ~ the besi
combined mllk and butter bull In America
Dam ffunella "a. beautiful CIV. 4 ycan old
March !, 1881 with the form and all the poinls Of
great miikct rrunella - had iccn giving milk
morc than eleven months In her year old form
and held up 10 more Than gallon. per day sho
took prizes al the Ncw Yoik State Pairs In isci
aud issi.
Gpndam rave for smith A Powell % pound,
In one day when year old
NETiIkRiAND PIONEER l. vcry simlsht ana
square, with an exceedingly broad aud leyci hack
broad long hips. sof coat, An unnsusily mellow
skin, and weighs nearly iso poundA scriicc fee
sio nah, with usual pfi,ilcrfs " return
Tor further particular addr-s
n. r. d cARifS, Mnnsgcf.
i0ck hos ~ Mrnphls Tenn
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JOHN D0RY, Mo. 5i6i.

Sired by Pilot Mambrino. tho best bred son Of
Pilot IT, dam Indiana dam Of indianapolis. 22il.
by Mambrno Chief Pilot Mambflno made ncorl
of 2gih In The mud. Public trial over Louisville
Jockey club Tmck In e2'..
flni dam Of John poy; Agnes by Msmbrino
Star ifccotd PA, ton Of Manbrlno Chief Nam.
brine Chief was by Msmbrino faymasieT, he by
Mambrlno, he by Imported Mcscngrf
JOHN DoRY Il 10 hands high. sal brown al
mot black. two white heel. heavy name aud tail.
shoh coupled and heavy boned. lie d hofta Of
nnc action, and ven stylish. Although IN BIZ year
old form aud never iralncd he IL yvry ia.tsnd level
headed. and eau spccd ., as Fait ilo was ioslod
Apdl a. is>, at Indian nm, Ky. Limited 10 Ten
marcN scryioc fec $40 cash, with usual prlyii
cgcs Of return.
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4 Biixxara victim.

PiMSviEw, Neh., Feb. s.--Miss Louie
N. Roy,c, the school teacher who lay on
the prairie all night during the recent
blizzard, with three OF her pupils, all Of
whom died In her arms, had both feet
ampuiaied here yesterday. Her left ann
Is badly deiorned by large pieces OF flesh
dropping on, but physicians say II viii
probably not he necessary 10 amputatc Il.
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Amer Three Years.

W. r. Walton, ofSpdngfeld. Tenn, says.
81 have bocn suffering With neuralgia In the
face and head, of aud on, for three years. I
purchased box OF DR.. Tanners fnfnllible
Neuralgia Cure. and took EIGHT 81 the pills
have not felt any symptoms OF neuralgia
since. II gives me pleasure TO recommend IT,"
Rangun Root Medicine Co. Manufacturer,
Nashville, Tenn. 10 cents per box. Sold Mt
Hclsltr's 'lrig store, IN Main street
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Roamnrlan l:lec,lnn..

BucnAREsr, Feb. s.-The elections for
members OF the loumanian chamber OF
dcputie- have resulted in the return Of 1856
supporters Of the government forty-thrco
members Of the opposition Lnd five indie
pendcnis. Nineteen rcballots viii DO
necessity.
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Observation-Disclosures Moetlno.

A MEETING oi the stock holdcnof N. Tpy and
~ 1iptonville railroad company will le held NJ
the ofice " aid conI@ny, In the town ~ Troy,
In Oblon county, Tennessee, on Monday, the nth
day Of February, AID. iksN for the confederation
aud srtion upon proposed mortgage aud lssusnoe
Of mortgage bonds and stock oi said COMPANY, and
the trnnsactlon Of such other bushes Il MAY 10
advised By order Of the Board Of DifectouI lie
ocmberip issI. GEo n WILSON, President
W. BrfcI SECRETARY.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

Nithoutthe knife or hlndmncc 10 business IN from
90 70 70 dayn by The Mcdlcaied Roft lad Trirs and
onlct treatment A contract made with each patlont
structure Hydfoccls and Narloocelc cured In q
fhor tme. Cifculan on application.
The Medhcnfed soft Pad Truss has tho
spring In the front. Therefore avoid M all kidney
Troubles, and can b won night and day We guar
antee TIT, 1rus 70 be easy 20 wear aud n hold up
the bowel OF money refunded. Made aud httod 10
maze OF 'em''o y LAW. :, pk nosLk
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Areh-Asbo, winners successor.

PTrsBrRo, Pa, Feb. s.-Thc election Of
St. Vincent abbey Of successor TO the
late Arch-Abbot WINNER, OF the Bene.
dictine order, took pace today and result
ed in the choice Of the ri. Rev. Innocent
Wolf, present abbot Of Atchison, Kas.
About $50 members OF the order from diff.
fcrnt portions ofihc country were present.
Tho district embraces a large area, includ.
ing Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, West
Virginia and Maryland.
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DRoPoaAIs ron COOKED RATioNs-RE.
II crultlng hendcEyous Us A., No. $40 Front
street, hcmphis Tenn, January ~ itss
usual conditions, will b. received al this once
nntl ~ O'Clock noon on tho 9th day Of
febrnary, ivs, NJ which time and place they
nlshinE cooked nations in snfh quantities ~ may
be necessary Tor the Subsistence Of the recruiting
parry and recruits ~ this Rendezvous during the
remainder OF the fiscal year endins June 9th, lsss
iecu0nablc Tor rocriifh will not BE- conaldered
The 0overnment reserves the hght 70 reie,t any or
Al proposals blank propoisls aud inll Informs
ton a. 70 the manner 81 bidding conditions 10 b
observed ~ hidden, and terms Of cOntfnct aud
payment VIII be furnished on appcatlon 70 this
ONO. Invelopc. eoplainlna pfOiosas should BE-
dressed 70 the undsslened GiO r. BORDEN,
tst liant sh trfsnirt Iassniuns oMe~-
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Memphis, Teun., January Q. iva : : -

In retiring from the above firm 7 desire 10 return
my thanks 10 the patrons Of the firm for their
patronage, and 70 express the hope that tho new
nm Of A. X Taylor Go. will not only receive .
continuation Of the sanc patronage, but that they
may have A. they 70 Richly deserve, q largely IN.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm Of Clapp a Tsplor. Bools and Stationery,
was this day Dissolved BY mutual oonsent Mr. x.
X, Taylor having purchased the inferred Of q. VI.
Clapp, tr. will continue the business under the
lrni name of A. v Taylor A Co The new firm ~.
sumes all the liabilities Either member Of the old
nrn 4 aulhoI1ed 70 receipt Tor the uncollecled
accounts Of Clapp a Taylor
j. W. CLAPP, JR,
RI TAYLOR
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w. A. LoSC, the stcnhenville. o., drug.
gist, says his customers think there Is moth.
ing like re.Tn.na.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements IN this column win be charged at
inte Of lSc for Two lines one insertion two inser-
tons, 2jc; one week, Soc
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HEALTH n WEALTH : DR.. neaur.eard's
Tonic and Nervine, the Great
Irgufh aus.la.

.......- Ffench tpecIHc.
NEhNVus DEBILITY IN all H. stages mental
IN aud physical depression, spermatofrhea. hy.
p0chondra, t,cfity, ncuragia, hystsria inoapacity
lot study of business, paralysis, Impotence, epllep
", los OF memory, softenlng u the BRAIN and ali
ulser.c. oi the nervous system may be radically
cured IN either rx ny the Ne Of this une xcciled
pvpanton lthA matter OF supreme Importance
70 use Appropriate treatment for The cure Of tho
zoe. o. nerve power aud Df. Bcaurcrards Tonic
and Nervine, alter many years trial In T,lrope has
proved infalibis II taken ancordlnr 10 dlrertlons
when sf~ SHRED 70 earh bottle. One box equal 70
fnce si.o0 bon. or six boxes for $500. Hent
~ mall prepaid on receipt OF price We fusnntcs
M bofes 70 CURE any casa With cash order no.
gnsranicc 10 rcturn the money n treatment does
not enect cure A. henker a Co. Drugristz rols
sfenis for United satA. I'D and rs Main strssl
Memphis. Tenn
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On. PnEcr's "pcllcts" ---the original 'T.it-
tie Liver PILL fsugsr coated) ---clre sick
and bilious headache, sour stomach, aud bill.
ious attacks. By druggists.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-26
purify YOUR BLOOD.

Impurities in the blood produce diseases.
Bodily and mental health depend upon a
healthy condition of the blood. The blood,
particularly in the spring and during the hot
summer months, becomes clogged with i'm.
purities, which poison it and generate dis
ease. harmless blood purifier, without a
particle Of mineral poison in it, such as mer-
curry or potash, is necessary to remove these
impurities and to restore the healthy tone Of
mind and body. The best purifier and tonic
known to the world is Swift's Specific (S.S.S.l
In regard to its wonderful purifying and
tonic powers we give few testimonials as
follows:
Mr.. VIM. A. Siebold, with Geo. P. Rowell &
Co., 10 Spruce Street, New York, writes March
18th, 1888: 81 feel it my duty, for the benefit
of others who may be afflicted as was, to
write you this letter, which you can use as
my testimony in any way you choose. I will
answer any inquiry from others in relation
to the facts herewith stated. In February
last suffered great pain and inconvenience
from boils, all over my neck; could not turn
my head without acute pain and my blood
was in poor condition. After trying all the
usual remedies in such cases, and finding no
relief, by the persuasion of Mr.. ]. W. Fears,
Manager of your New York Office, used one
bottle S. S. s., and improved rapidly and
very soon I was entirely relieved OF my
"Job's Comforters' Now not sign of my
affliction can be seen. feel strong and cheer
full. S. S. s. is a fine tonic as proved In my
case. 1 sleep soundly and my appetite is good.
DR.. j. N. Cheney, a well-known physician
writes from Ellaville, Georgia: az use S. S. s.
In convalescent fever cases with the best re-
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in the spring, thus preparing the bowels 70.
the strains of summer"
Mrs. Scott Liston, 116 Zane street Qslandl
Wheeling, West Virginia, writes: Having
used S. S. S. for the blood. can safely say
thatit beats anything have used TO cleanse
the blood ana make a new being out of per-
son."
Mr. Al. S. Hamiin, Winston, y. c., writes:
AZ use il every spring. 1t always builds he
up, giving Inc appetite and digestion, lid
enabling me to stand the long, trying er err
waiting hot summer days. On using It Don
become strong Of body and easy Of MIND"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MIR. JOSEPH BEACH.
A LUCKY MAN.
Stone in the Kidney expelled after
using DR.. David Kennedy's
"Favorte Remedy"
about two
weeks.

One of the most remarkable cases that has
ever been brought to the notice of the public
is that of Mr.. J. 8. Beach, of Stone Ridge,
Ulster Co., N Y. Mr.. Beach had suffered
since October 18th, 1874, from the presence
of Calculus or stone in the right kidney, No
less than seven physicians were employed
at different times to whom Mr.. Beach paid
hundreds of dollars for medical treatment
with only temporary relief from his agony.
By the urgent solicitation of his friends
he was induced to try DR.. David Kennedy's
"Favorite Remedy" made, you remember,
at Rondout, n. Y. He experienced marked
improvement from the first day he began to
use the medicine. On the 18th September
he yoided stone as large as could be passed
through the natural channel.
Mr. Beach concludes long letter to DR..
Kennedy by saying: at will always afford
me pleasure to recommend the "Favorite
Remedy" to those who may be suffering
from difficulties ofthe Kidneys and Bladder,
or any disorders arising from an impure
state ofthe blood" The "Favorite Remedy"
is sold by all druggists. Price only 81
bottle. The Doctors only address where he
manufactures his "Favorite Remedy" is
Rondout, n. Y. Richardson Drug Co., st.
Louis, agents.
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ALL FOR BLAINE.

After reading the accounts of the
republican State Conventions in Mas
sachusetts and Pennsylvania, yester-
day, what will Republicans say con-
corning the candidacy Of Mr.. Blaine :?
Will any of them say that the Maine
statesman's letter of last January de
clining" the nomination was intended
to be accepted literally? Will they not
all say that that letter was a cleverly
worded paper issued for the purpose of
making his nomination certain? 1t is
evident that the Republicans in the
States named interpret the letter as
Blaine intended it should be inter
preted, and they do not attempt to
hide the fact that they consider him
the coming man. In the Massachusetts
Convention the chairman of the State
committee paid a glowing tribute to
Blaine, the mention of whose name
was received with enthusiastic cheers.
In, the Pennsylvania Convention the
temporary chairman referred to Blaine
only to bring forth rounds of applause,
ali seeming to think as matter Of course
that the man from Maine was to be the
choice of the Chicago Convention. If
either of these great States had pre-
scented another name, or acted as il
there wer9 a probability of anybody
else being nominated, the belief might
have grown that perhaps Mr.. Blaine
really desired to be considered out of
the race. AS it is, the other candidates
who have been eager to..mske it appear
that there was to be no reading be-
tween the lines of Blair e's letter, will
groan, and if they are wise, will take
back seats aud avoid open defeat in the
convention. There is no hope for
them
Judge Millec's address in the Harris
burg Convention was significant in
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE BUILD
ING.

What has become of the Chamber Of
Commerce building project? We DOM
mean the big scheme which contem-
plated the expenditure of few millions
in the erection of blocks of stores
banks, hotels and business buildings
generally; but the Chamber of Com
merce building proper. of which there
was so much talk q few weeks
ago. The Chamber numbers 25C
members, including many OF
the more active and weather.
business men in the city; and some OF
them own much real estate, which has
appreciated in price fully fifty per cent
since the beginning of the year.
Shouldn't it occur to these men that
about the cleverest thing they can do
will be to show their faith in the boom
which is doing them so much good, by
doing some building? To be frank in
this matter, it doesn't impress one
with an idea of solidity and sin
oerity to know that the Cham
Der is occupying rented room
and not very extensive one at that.
or course the members are earnest,
honest and sincere, and in the way of
advertising the Chamber has done and
is doing much good; but nobody will
deny that deeds would be more effect
i've than words in a matter of this kind.
If the Chamber will 60 to work and put
up fine building, showing by its works
that it has faith and confidence in the
permsnency and growth of our pros
perity, it will do more to encourage
others than it can do by filling the
with boom literature.
1t should be no difficult matter for the
Chamber to. raise a hundred thousand
or mora for building, and there can
be no doubt as to the remunerative char.
acter of the investment, both directly |
and indirectly. Gentlemen, consider this,
and ask yourselves it you are not neg
lectful of the opportunities, if your |
failure to build will not be miscon- |
strued and work to your own injury. |
The announcement that the Chamber |
Of Commerce, composed of property |
owners and business men, will build a |
structure, will encourage |
resident and stranger alike; it will |
serve as a guarantee of good faith, and |
be notice that ours is to be more than
paper boom.
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bloody shirt, and the keeping alive of
the war hates and ennities. He urged
the forgetting of a war which came to
an end quarter of a century ago,
and proposed that the Republicans
endeavor to get votes in the South
instead of doing their utmost to keep
the southerners out of the party. The
speech contained a good deal more
political wisdom than the average ad
dresses OF Republicans. If the party
were to heed it Democrats would stand
in greater danger OF defeat than they
do at present.
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Order to show cause why order OF sale of
real estate should not be made.
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WHAT DOES IT MEAN2
THE HERALD,
Salt Lake City, Utah.

The annual meeting Of the Stockhold-
ers of the Union Pacific Railway was
held in Boston, yesterday. The Pres
ident's report was read, and the old
board of directors was reelected. The
report, a synopsis of which has al
ready appeared in The HERALD, shows
that the year has been fairly prosper
Gus one for the company, the earnings
being all that could have been e1-
pected under the circumstances. The
operating expenses have been met as
were the interest and fixed changes,
and there was a considerable reduction
of the funded debt. There was also a
general improvement along the line,
which must have been made at con-
siderable cost. The action of the board
as to leases, etc., was approved, and
the management seems to have been
entirely satisfactory to the stockhold-
ers present.
But one thing occurred at the meet
ing which will set people out this way
to thinking and wondering. President
Adams said that conservative policy
in regard to extensions and branches
would be pursued during the year, and
that mo new lines were under consid-
Grafton" What does this meanP
How does this declaration coincide with
what has been said concerning the ex-
tension of the Utah Central? Some
time ago it was announced, as coming
from Mr.. Adams himself, that the Utah
Central was to be extended to Barstow
on the Atlantic & Pacific, with the
view to ultimately going to Los Ange-
les. Parties of engineers were hurried
into the field, and they have since been
searching for The most eligible route.
For some time past people have been
expecting the announcement OF the
letting of grading contracts, and we
have hoped that the close of the year
would find the end of the track well
advanced towards its objective point.
Mr.. Adams declaration in Boston
on Wednesday, will have a chilling eff
feet in this Territory. Ithas been under
stood all along that he was opposed
to the extension of the road, standing
stubbornly in the way of the men who
have for years been urging the con-
struction of this road for the benefit of,
Utah and the good of the Union Pacific.
The late Thomas Potter saw the ad-
vantages of the extension, and at once
became a friend to the project, while
Mr.. Adams yielded half-heRrted as
sent. The question now is, has MIR.
Potter's death led Mr.. Adams to with
draw his consent to the project2 This
would seem to be the case in the light
of the presidents announcement to the
stockholders.
The people of Salt Lake, and OF Cen
trail and Southern Utah generally, vii
hope that Mr.. Adams opposition to
this much needed extension will not be
permitted to prevail.
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HoN. HADLEY D. JOHNSON talks to
the Democrats in this mornings HER
AID. His communication makes inter
esting reading.