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The Salt Lake Herald from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 5

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SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER 3t 1882 0 9 j7JSWAN isBU1 0 Have just received their Mammoth Stock of WALNUT EBONY RUBBER CKS MelAlan MARBLE CLO mm HANGING IRot CD And Invite the people of Salt Lake City and visitors to look at them 0 They have also reaeived very large additions to their stock of JEWELRY WATCHES AND SILVERWARE Walker Bros 1 I I FALL 1882 I I CARPET DEPARTMENT I 00 Pieces Choice Cretonnes 25c Per yard 1 50 Choice Tapestries 85c 1 YnQID Ar t7 fiJt TPa I lialb G3 25 Remnants Body Brussels 110 per yarc i dS 25 Tapestry 90c 25 ingrains 90C3H If 25 i Three Pi 110 ll SILK ARTMENT I Brocaded OtroUiAUS a 150 per yard i Plain Ottomans 125 per yard Colored Rhadinlle 135 per yard Brocaded 3iLk slack 300 per yard Colored Plush 1 85 per yard WALKER BROS Get Fo Culmer Brosa Carry an Immense Stock of PAINTS AND PAINTERS MATERIALS And have Largely Reduced Prices on IflJ1aJ 1l1J 11 eJlJ diy JJljjx gtflj Pht AND LINQ0P OILS 0 CMF CUlfflER BROSa alit a i irv TIls rU fj Miss Chester and The Two Orphans On Thursday and Friday evenings the Home Dramatic Club will occupy the boards of the Salt Lake Theatre playing their new drama of Miss Chester and the farce of Box and Cox on the first named evening and reviving the first pieee in which they ever appearedThe Two Orphans especially for their Conference friends on Friday evening the 6th The Home Club has become so well known from its many excellent representations in the past that little need be said of the abilities of the organization at this time it is safe to say that the greatest reason for the popularitv this club enjoys will be found in the fact that they have just the necessary people to make up a strong cast of even excellence and nothing is so satisfactory to an audience as to witness a play in which all the parts are well sustained The two plays which the club now has under way will be cast from the following wellknown ladies and gentlemen Mr Wells Mr Spencer Mr Cummings Mr Young Mr Taylor Mr Dunbar Mr Banatt Mr Whitney Mr Manning Mr Brewer Mr Burroughs Miss Dwyer Miss Claridge Miss Clawson Mrs SnellMiss Eller beck Miss Genevieve and Florence Whitney and Miss Peterson With such a fund to draw from the successes of the club are no marvel The production of Miss Chester will follow in every particular the Lester Wallack version the fete scene in Florence the full dress costumes the duel in act II etc will all be from the original copy of the work Box and Cox will be done by Messrs Wells and Spencer and Mrs Snell Misses Druce and Olsen who have not yet appeared together before the public will sing a duett vrurcu Mr Stephens has written for the occasion in act II of the Two Orphans The full and complete Careless Orchestra which has not appeared in its entirety since the last performance of the Home Club will accompany the singers and render the overtures of both evenings ingsEeseived deserved seats will be sold on Wednesday morning More thorough particulars can be gained from a perusal of the club advertisement on another page Uri htli IDI cu Diabetes Beware of the stuff that pretends ID cure these diseases or other Kidney Urinary or Liver Diseases as they only relieve for a time and make you ten times worse afterwards but rely solely on Hop Bitters the only remedy that will surely and permanently cure you It destroys and removes the cause of disease effectually that it never returns LADltS Misses and Childrens Fine and Reasonable Shoes At DU FOUDS New HomeMade Goods just Arrived Shoulder Shawls Double Shawls Single Shawls Mens Suitings Dress Flannels i Ladies Scarlet Stockings i Ladies Gray Stockings Navy Blue Twilled Flannel And a large assortment Trunks John Cutler Agent Provo Woolen Mills East Temple street Counting Room Secrets A large and intelligent audience assembled last evening at the Salt Lake Theatre to listen to a lecture on the Secrets of the Counting room delivered by that popular educator Professor Dwight Dow who has a national reputation for teaching bookkeeping upon a system peculiar to himself a sort of algebraic or shorthand method whereby he discards much of the rubbish and worthless intricacies of old systems He showed conclusively that any ordinary mind can grasp all the details of bookkeeping in a brief period with a moderate amount of attention to its principles as elucidated by his demonstrations After giving some blackboard explanations which drew forth much applause Mr Dow announced that he intended to commence the formation of his Salt Lake class this evening to which the presence of all interested are invited at the City Hallo Eye and Ear i The friends and patients of Dr Ira Lyons will doubtless be pleased to learn that in consequence of increasing 1 practice and other inducements he will prolong his stay several months continuing his office IT Clift House Cottage two doors hest of Chit House The treatment of all diseases of the eye and Ear has won for Dr Lyons high I honors in eastern medical colleges many of whose testimonials he brings with him I IIIK following testimonial is signed by twelve of the leading ptij sicians of Halifax CoL Dirxb LIEBIGS LIQUID EXRACT OF BEEF AD TONIC INVIGORATOR is a very agreeable article of diet and particularly useful in Diphtheria Fever and every depressing disease We cheerfully recommend it Every family should have a few bottle Ask for Coldens take no other Of druggists cennralb 1 HOTEL A1RIVALS October 2 1882 WALKER HOTJSZ Bobbins St Louie Geo Grant San Francisco Edward Frawlin Herbert Megnoe England Manager and mother Ogden I Austin Germania Palmer Chicago Rfaiffer 8t Louie Goo Stoney Navy Russell Park City Hunter Dillon Singleton Eureka Nrv Hawland New York Macbeod Denver I Wecbsler St Joe Mo Boward Brooklyn 0 Barnes Chicago Poole Denver CLIFT HOUSE Roberts and wife Gunnison JaI BalJindine Curlien Long Park City Wm Christley Cherry Creek Parke Cassur Creek James Lawrence Palk City Gibb 0 Gibbs LJODS Pona Thomas Rello BiD hpm Sullivan Stockton Pinary flacker Denver Gnider Bingham John McDonfill Alta Johnson tiilver City Kennedy Utah Need ham Ornohh i Barton Ogden EM bkage A Pain Omaha Ken nev Idnlr Monnnan Haiey Frank Hail Cleveland Samuel McQuaid i Joseph Trebolo Alta Joseph Jones Bingham Thomas Couch Goslen Jay Baitons and wife Bingham Maain Virginia Clark Denver CONTINENTAL HOTEL Strickland St Joe Mo A Dunk ley American Fork Hemingway Chicago Adams San Francisco Bean jr Hilliard Smith San Francisco Porter Bingham Glaser Cnieagor Scott Silver City Graham Provo Joel Grorer Nephi Alltr Denver Croft Fort Douglas 0 Hhrmer Bingham VALLEY HOUSE Benpinan Ed Doler 11 Kasper New York Williams A Gravett Alta 0 White Butte City Bunce Bingbam GPO Mason Spring ville Roberts John Martin Butte Ohas Eck tien Chicago DaHaven and wife Cox Red Bluffs Cal Boyne A Thompson Geor Stevens Dan Ahead Fleming PAyson 0 Liwry Arizan Gardner Muldoon Wood itiver tl Cronin Hailey Idaho 0 Finnell Bingham A Vest and wife Chicago James Mellon Tintic Johnson Tmlic Peterson Hempstead Omaha Frank McIntyre St Joe Vomeroy Tompkins Greon River WHITE HOUSE A Gillipjie Sal Jose Doran Douglas Cottonwood Smith Butte Birk Eeaver Quinn Eureka Ed Smith Park City Elmo Denver Dorman Cottonwood Clays Bingham Mackey Wyoming A Browell A Dolten Cottonwood Fairar Provo Gulk Ogder Kinsman Southey Denver Jno Thomas England Webb Elgin iiathoweon Furgeson Mans Gough Cheyenne Mickey A Germs Germs St Louie Mrs Loddera Bingham Fundarn Ogden Mrs A Jobn on Bingham Jeffers and family Nevada Polli cctt Ophir Theo Waldo Butte Murray Spanish Fork Richard Fisher Grand Valley swan Denison Tex Thomas Spanish Fork HICKS Grantsville Moore 1 Ivey Tintic Geo Campbell Sa I Francis Dodge Wasatch A Varied Performance Many wonder how Parkers Ginger Tonic can perform such varied cures thinking it essence of ginger when in fact it is made from many valuable medicines which act beneficially on every diseased organ 1 I SHILOHS CURE WILL immediately relieve Croup Whooping I Cough and Bronchitis bold by I Drug Store 14 Conference Visitors Mr Geo Davis is to the front with attractions for conference visitors and says that the best and cheapest dry goods and groceries are to be had at the new combination store which looks pretty and neat since matamorphosis Mr makes special mention that a fashionable line of ladies dolmans ha just arrived and will be soldtt a small margin Salt Lake Transfer Company On and after this dale we will run our Omnibus between hotels and depot Fare 25c Carriage fare OOc per passenger Baggage free We are the only authorized agents to check baggage on trains MULLOY PAUL September 7th 1832 500 Reward We wil lay the above reward fo any case of Liver Complaint Dys spepsia Sick Headache Indigestion Constipation or Costiveness we cannot cure with Wests Vegetable Liver Pills when the directions are strictly complied with They are purely Vegetable and never fail to give satisfaction Sugar Coated Large boxes containing 30 pills 25 cents For sale by all druggists Beware of counterfeits and imitations The genuine manufactured only by JOHN WEST lfiv Co The Pill Makers 181 and 1S2 Madison Street Chicago Free trial package sent by mail prepaid on receipt of I cent stamp 1 Ding tore a ent DIED GROW In the Nineteenth Ward Salt Lake City on Sunday October let 1882 at 20 pm Miry Grow wife of Henry Grow of cungestive fever Funeral services at 2 pm on Tuesday from the Nineteenth ward SchoolHouse Friends of the family are invited I Ogden and Philadelphia papers please i copy HGAVSLL In Tooeo City Sept 24ih 1882 Emily Jane Powell wife of Jarnoi Howell Born July 16th 113 in Al By field Sussex England QDeeret News ploaso cOPY A ForeSca London 2Earl Spencer the lord lieutenant of Ireland arrived to day it being his first visit since the Phoenix Park murders A Galway landlord writes to the Globe that he believes the body of HUddys has been exhumed by the peasantry and again thrown into Lough Mask St Petersburg 2A large quan tity of dynamite nas been discovered in the railway trucks at Kief be lieved to have been shipped by Ni hilists Dublin 2 Archbishop Croke writes the Freemans Journal that hei is authorized to state that Dillon will not press the resignation of his seat in Parliament just now but will continue to represent Tipperary until his constituency have ample time to elect a successor in the event of the continuance of his illness In order to show his accord with Parnell Dillon will attend the con rerence of the Parnellites on the 18th ondon 2Sir Charles Hall has gned his position as vice chancellor JScw York iUarkeS Chicago 2 Wheat higher regular 94t Oct 94 Nov 033 year spring 94K winter 90 corn higher COK cash 60M Oct COM Nov 54M year 50 1 Janury 52 May oats higher 31 42 cash 31 and 323i Nov 34J May barley steady 8J rye 58 whisky 119 pork higher 2240 cash Oct 2095 January 1923 year lard higher 1260 cash Oct 1230 Nov 1145 January a a rreicyr i3B tea uw nHNin POWE Absok to Pu This powder never varies A marvel of parity strength and wholesomeness More economical than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition with the multi trade of low test short weight alum or oho phata powders Hold only in cans BOTH lUusa Fo osa Go New York FICTIJIUU8 PRICES fbter defines the word ficlStioui thu3 Feigned imaginary act real counterfeit false not genuine Such is the character of tho catalogue prices of piano and organs differing some ill the enormity of the offense in proportion to the quality of the instruments for ba it understood that many of the cheapest made instruments rate about the same on the catalogues as firstclass ones This condition is regretted by some of the leading maker but they are powerless to change because many dealers insist on the present policy being continued for the reason that it gives them a better chance to get high price by making purchasers believe that in offering them a 1000 piano for SOW or a 280 organ for 150 that they are giving immense bargains when in fact tho instrument may ba exceedingly dear even at these seemingly vary low prices A business man in this city thinking that ho could get a first class piano at the factory much cheaper than he could in this city bought one shown him on the catalogue to bo 1000 for 525 as a special price to him with the understanding that be was to use his influence to effect sales among his friends It was very disappointing to him when shown that I could have furnished the instrument for f425 with a reasonable profit to myself Recently a lady had a piano selected for her New York at a cost of 500 delivered in this city which she highly prized Tbe tuner did not convince her that she could have purchased the same class of piano by the lame maker from me for 300 that being the regular price Many sim liar cases have come to my knowledge I have just been offered by two different makers of pianos who advertise very largely throughout the country 7J octave upright pianos tri handsome rosewood case all the latest improvements and warranted for five years for S110 Catalogue price 650 Who wants such a piano at any price And yet they are told in this Territory at 300 and upwards surely catalogue prices urn a snare and a deception when used t3 rpfl ct dealers prices great bargains My mHhrl I of il ing Pusirejf is rom wba different to ihnt of the trnfe gen I ally I buy the very bu inr rnfiis then cioss at tbe lowest pp sibo cash prices and sell them on their merits I carry no shoddy instruments I have no lenders or catch price goods I have no sliding scale of prices I bare but OXE PKICS TO ALL wnich is plainlj marked OD 01 goods from a Jews harp to a Concert Grani Piano AH my good are precisely as represented Do OiCAlDER Importer and Jobber in JIilfal Merchandise 72 East Temple Street S21 SALJblIl CIT I ARABIAN StCjffi Coree ana SDic MUIs RUFF Manufacturer and Importer of I 1 UolIeeg i I Teas Spices Ctaiates ic 4 AND WHOLESALE JOBBXB s17 213 Slaia St Salt Laku CitED HARRIS I Has opened his ij i CIGAR STORE i AS the Old Stand the Hew 1 al Line Chnrch Ronnd the Garner I CHCAiRS1 TOBACCO il I AND A 1 Fine Assortment FisJtiitff Tackle 1 5e3 a i 1 I 1 DAVISJ HAY DEALER IK il 1 3 i GRAIN I FLOUR i FEED AND 1 GROOERIEB 1 SOUTH IEHPEE STREET I Between West and Frs West strrets Half Block west of Valley House north I side of street 1 i 11 ORDERS PROMPTLY RLLEQ so i HENRY WACE fE i 1 Bali Late Cttyt udes I 1 1 OALBOR IA BREWERY laser Bt rT are and Passau rykislo sal Ratan ccd Clt1l twe ltIH 1alCietaf tr r1arhea toe llTY DRUG STORMa A SBIITIS SL lw ROPItIET op9 IJ lwm iI fSC81PTmfi 1 4 I Pure Dugs Patent Medicines Toilet Artdes3 I And Everything found in a FIBSTCIASS DRUG STORE I I i PXESCRlPTIOffS FILLED ti A1511 Hours of the Ittv or Nin by Competent Asnnaci3t I FINS erG ARS II I I A Speclali Oil I I 1 r3I alIlI TilCLX3QlI 11 i DEXTER LIVERY SALE FEED STABLE I 1t cf Old Postoffice All Orders FrcrrilJ Attended Tc PO Box i30 1 Ira I Ij I if1Dr1r1r it PILLS i SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVEI lcl Loss of Appetite Bowels costive Pain in the Head with a dull sensation in tho back part Pain under the Shoulder I blade fullness after eating with a disinclination to exertion of body or mind i bcmtO oio fu Irritability of temper Low spirits with a feeling of having neglected some duty Weariness Dizziness Fluttering at the I Heart Dotabefore the eyes Yellow Skin i Headache generally over the right eye 1 Restlessness with fitful dreams highly jtot I colored Urine and CONSTIPATION I Ie CONSTIPATION i I I TTTTS PILLS are especially adapted to such cases one dose effects such chaugo tot feeling as to astonish the sufferer They Increase the Appetite and cause th body to Tnlce on JFlcslt thus the system Is I 7 1 nourished and by their Tonic Action on the I i i Digestive Oran Regular Stool ore produced i Price 25 cents 35 Murray St If 1 I 1 rt HAIR DYE fq GrAY HAIR OR WHISKERS changed to a Grol5Y i 1 BLACK by a single application of tills DyE Itlm I I fJ parts a natural color acts Instantaneously Sold 11 by Druggists or sent by express on receipt of SI OFFWE 35 MTUKRAY ST NEW YORK nr TCTT3 Hi CAL or Tulcable Inrormi lon nl 1 tf IT 1IjlcEID 8 CBr tfti lttrelU will be nailed 1KKK on sppUaUo3 I 1 155 i fez fir i i.

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