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Show JNEW ADVERTISEMENTS GIANTPOWDER Proof of It Superiority for Blag ting PurpoMVB.- (aOLDKN CHARInT MlNINi. CuMi'ANT.I SilTer Ciiy. Idaho. Oct.lS, 170. J Msrs. Bamlmann, N'ei'fon A Co , Afonti Uiiint J'onder Ct., San i'niocisco, CaL: 1k R Sirs: In reply to your late furor, I (Tire you the following r pult of my workinj here: The eostot drifting, which cent un-'Jer un-'Jer ill" "Id sy-tem ol luiuinr here, V4Q per Toot, with theairnle hnnd pynem of work in ; and Giant Ponder I have reduced to a cost i of -2 per foot, and when under the old eyn-tem eyn-tem but one foot per fifty wru drivrn, my mro are ea-ilr making ot.e and it hall" fori. Under the old wyatfin winzing 't fectqu3rm co."t h. per foot, same ic now costing me 75 p-rr f'ot. with the fuuiq diflerenco io lime as fhowo in drifting. Under I lie old system, our mi could nevt-r be made to i;ld exceeding 4) torn per ujonih; with Oint Powdr and ingle hnnd drilling. I am buw fiirui?hiig luonibly l,ow ton.-uta reduced cost of nt Icon per cent less per too than under the old nrftieiu. In conclusion will Mate that the eeighbyr-injr eeighbyr-injr mine, Ida Elmore and Oro Fi no. influenced influ-enced by recul ta in the Gulden Chutiot iunr hnv- adopted single hand drilling and tiiunt I'owdrr, to the utter exclu-i,,n of dojblo hand work, Iargedrill-" aodconimon bl:t-ting powder. In corroboration ol re-tutu in (Jol-dea (Jol-dea Chariot mine. I rrfer you to the President Presi-dent an4 Board of Tru-tees, resident in your city. Vourn, rr-pertfully, JO HA K. CASSII,S, Supfrintendent i. C. M. t'o. Grocery Department, ZION'S CQ-OPERATIVl MERCANTILE INSTITU'N. H. U. CJiAWSON, Sapt. C. II. BrjBfrt. fi. . HrrvMy. BASSETT &. HOFFMAN HARDWARE STORE AM kio'ia ol HEAVY HARDWARE, Iron ami Nlvel, Stoves ancl Tjn Ware,! I1L.ACKH.MITII TOOLH, ' ' I AtfHuiiltiiral Implrinr lit And ill) itlug Tap, At Low cat Kittra.M OPPOSITK HALT I.AKR MOI'KH. 3H0TELCO0KIKG STOVES o. I 'l Complete, '"''"''" ItasMfl ,Nc lloMiiiiuiN, lo(.il nll l.nkr llmi.r, Mnlii Ht. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J.CMEKKILL&CO, COMMISSION MERCHANTS 04 mad 20 Cnlifornia St., Sa Pr.ocisco, - - California. Particular attention paid to the fillini of ordere for every iletitnplion ol Merchandise, Sl ofOrei,l.tc. SAliT Xj A. It 1-1 EXCHANGE AXD READING ROOM TKMrOKAKT OKKICH. ' Would k Woodward's. I'.ust Teuiple St. The Secretary will be in attendance Daily to explain tho Objeeis of the Institution, the Rules and KeKulauons; euter the names ol afpiicants lor Jlen.btrsb ip. and receive Entrance En-trance i'ees. WAKKEN HUaM Premdeat. FOU SALE! A few hundred "i'eel'' in the "Tintic" and "Lafayette" Lodos, Tintic Mining District. Eiqaire-nf JOE SIMMO.IS, Omaha House Basement. 2000 Kaipty Bottles forsalerery cheap. THEODORE LUBBE, Mafiufflctuisr ef LADIES'! FANCY FURS Eat Temple Htret, At Vloreuce Serins Mnchine Salefrtoin, Ojtposito Salt Lake House, Ui t hand and for snle a fins aortment of HOME-MADE LADIES' FURS Such 9 ttah and Alaska Mink, Krulue, Chi nc hi lias, Unsftlnn Squirrel, Astra kau, Persian Lamb, I'krancr, Krtmncr, RuMHlan and French Coney, Vtah and Ji.asterii Muskrnts, &c.,&c. Which I ofl'er at exocedinglr low price?. All eoods warranted a-s represented or niGnv returned. Ladies' Furs of any description una to order in a workmanlike meaner ARCTIC MINK, AND ROCKY MOUNTAIN FURS. . C. M. I. Having rteied ;i .huke cuDaignment. in addition ' 'jut HOME-MADE FURS! We offer Unusual U:irc;tin- iu the following line of full setts : PKE.VCII CONEY, BKLGIA IO.VKI ,: FITCH, .N AT. Ml'SK,; BulK COm, TIPPED JIISKRAT, HIT. Kiuu.ve, ALASKA IABI.K, SIBERIAN SttlJItKEL, ALASKA J1IVK, ALASKA .Ill.t'K, Angola Trlm'd, ASTIIAKA.V CIIILIM'KN'S SKTTS I ' Of the above at Low Fignroi. II. J5. I XAWSO.V, Supl. Z. C. SV3. !. HOME MANUFACTURE! Wi Bftve bot tlicMutk and nmchimry 1 the "BIG BOOT" KHTAUlltllAlKNT. And can now eui'nly a first class article of IIOMM MvVll': BOOTS AND SHOES Wnrrnntrd Miiprlor lo Imported OonclH. Tin: k.iiii;oo Ii arrand fur llio Hpeeiiit rt.nifrt nnd convenience con-venience of LndioH who vrifh to Pnrrhaiift or He FIHcrt to Order. SHOE FINDINGS In full tuck fr trade imp. AIfu, . XjH A T II ID XI I I.KATIIKIl, I.EATHK.Il, Of till K in -V n" )fi'i' lie nml imUoe I lie HIku ;of 1 lie . iiiti hoot." H. B. liliAWSON Siinc, on nnn j0 U.UUUlRONANOSTEtl -M U.t ill . Ilniriiiiiit's. Oppo.lft lnH l.nkr llouw . A" NEW SUPPLY ; of the lolubiRKMl ; STUDJEI5AKEU IIAB JUST ARRIVED. Embracing heary ami light FARM AND KANYON WAGONS Ilia faTorite H I .A. 3VE O INT ID and otliur LIGHT SPRING WAGONS, Very desirable for Family . Tlie StBdeVaker Wagons are manufactured out of tbe Tery best material! by tb mit comptPMt Diecliaaic'i in the country, nod are "WARRANTED FIRSTCLASS. FOJl 9ALK AT CHEAP RATE?. JOHT. CAINE, Agent, - Salt Lake Herald Office. jJIore of the War! IX PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR! Get your ftuaa. Pistols, Bullets, Shot, Fining Fin-ing Tackle, and everything nececeary for defence or forjport. Also, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Spura, Ae., for racing or riding, from JAMES HAGUE, Sign of the Big Gun, East Temple street. SOUTHERN MAIL &, EXPRESS LINE Carrying the l . S. Mail, Aud Well. Fargo dt Co. Express. The undersigned is now running a Daily line ol Slat'CJ In PROVO & FILLMORE, On and alter Nr. i;ih, IVO. nages will run on alternate day? fur Meadow Valley, Star District and St. George. Connection made with stages fur Tintic aud Srvicr Mine, niipete a iid A rlzona. 0Md Meal" and accfifriiidatinri nil al-trg 1 fhe line. Time to St. lirorso and Meadow Valley Mi aw, r.day.-, lu huurs. HIGH "WHITE, Prop, nfliccat W ells, t'nrgojt C-C. C-C. V. CMITIl, tiruerai Agem. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS, ELIASON &, HAUERBACH, Nrxt Poor Ertwt f the Herald, Arc workmen who not mily repair "Watchc and Clot'k. but will lunko Watches to ordor in any dofiro-l Myln, or any part of ihem, from a pivot or pinion to nu entire Watch. Vrk Kieente on Moderate Tri ms. WM. il. H. SHARP, Resident Dentist, SALT I.AKK 1'ITV, TrrTII From one to n fnl Fot inotfrlcd I rr I H l,0,ll I'lBlinn. Silrpr. A.ia-I A.ia-I L.1m III tunntino. 11i.si nixl VulrnniT.rd Kul)l)or. from to S 1 1 M I por tull et, anil pul- illlcltwD auarxiitued in all cu.'us. T.rlh Filled ivlth (iolrt Kltrt War. i n lit vl. Tcelli Kxlravlrd wltlioiit Tain, . OFFICKFirnl door cnt of Dcforot Nciti SHAVING & UAlH-liRi-'.SSlNG SALOOJNp JOHN SQUIRES & SONS, F.AHT TKMPI.K 8TUKKT, Kint dvirn'tu(h nf lip. Tinnier' reidenco. I I i ' II t ." IlHIIIr For CuUing and ln".-iiii; tiitdie' mul Children' Chil-dren' lldir, Il AM KAt Tl HKII 11 IK. Kvnry i)nyirition nf Hiiir Work min ti itrdrr. A 'nnnillly ( l.n li-' !S il,'l),l1 en ii fii OruniRritlnl llnlr Work. lndir.'' nnd (IniiloiniMi'H Wiil.di tiunrJ. Hrneelel. Hhikk. N e.-k Iii-'iw, A , mudr In nrdor. PEOPLE'S VERDICT! Over Half a Million Sold and inUSe 4,000 Made and Sold Per Week. SINGER'S NT-iTW IMPROVED SILENT -amily Sewing Machines, ARK THE BEST I THE WOULD, BecauBe all of theiH are in constant use, while a very large proportion ofothw makes are not used, owing to their beiog partially or utterly impraatitu'y. THE SINGER NEW FAMILY MACHINE Haa been brought to. perfection, regardless of time, labor or expense, and i now incomparably the beat sewing machine in existence. It is Simple, Compact, Durable, Beautiful, Quiet, Light-Running, capable of performing a range and variety of work never before attempted upon a single machine; using either Silk, Twist, Linen or Cotton thread msj sewing with equal facility the very finest and coarsest materials; or anythitf between the two extremes, in the most beautiful and substantial manner. '' The New Improved Attachments for Hemming, (any width) Braiding, Erndroidering, Magic Ruffling, Gathering, Gathering and sewing on (at the ase time, Self-Sewing, Cording, Tucking, Q jilting, Felling, Trimining.Bindine.et, are novel and practicable, and hav been invented and adjusted especUIlj for this machine. Folding Tops and Cabinet Cases. New designs of the unique, useful and popular Folding Tops and Cabinet Cases, peculiar to the Singer Machine, in every variety of wood, enek u Black Walnut, Mahogany, Piosewood, Satinwood, and from the plainest to the most elaborate pattern and finish. The M achines themselves are plain or highly ornamented with pearl and gold to correspond with their tables or cabinets. In the Singer the work is fed or passed through the Machine in the natural direction, nameiy, from the operator, permitting her to sit in a natural vA healthy position. In many other Machines the work passes from right to left, or the reverse, compelling the operator to sit in a bent and unhealthy poritwx. and thus causing iceakness of the back, etc. The Singer ues a SHORT STRAIGHT NEEDLE, which is unliable to break or miss the stitch. Many other machines use a long crooked needle, which is liable to break and to miss the stitch. ... . In the Singer Machine the Shuttle is car bled, thus avoiding nearly i3 wear. It requires NO OIL, and does not soil the thread or goods. Other machines drive their shuttles, in a race, thus causing great wear, and rtqtiirinf oil, soiling the thread and goods, On the Singer, the Tension on both the upper and lower threads is ab lutely under the ready control of the operator, thus rendering the machine alwajs available for good tewing, which is not the case with any other. Minr so-called cheap machines are really worthless, and so are many of their Dei peculiarities and supposed advantages. Hie SIAGER is the OLDEST PRACTICAL SEWING MACHINE, Being about twenty years in the market. Having been oosstuiy improved by the employment of the most tkilied ingenuity of the age md hi'-hunted hi'-hunted capital, it is now divested of all unnecessary parts and posseswi All the Very Latest Inventions and Improvements.. It is the on!y MsebiBe sold on Honest Claims, as all its parts are Practical and will do all that is claimed for them. Some other Machines are Greatly Complicated, to do Useless and Silly thing", and thus are rendered Liable to Constant Derinp-meuL Derinp-meuL The Singer Seldom or Never gives trouble, but is readily andewlT managed by thoo icho utterly fail on oilier Machine. SINGER'S NEW MANUFACTURING MACHINES Claim the same advantages over others of their class as the new Familf Midlines. Mi-dlines. These old and well-tried Sewing Machines are applicable to til kixik of hcuvy and light manufacturing in Cloths, Leather, etc. , and run ii ii most perfect and reliable manner without trouble to the operator. Without any previous advertisement, the Demand for t'le SLNOEK MACHINE is so Great that we have been unable to retain nn ev Machine to exhibit. ALL SOLD, but A LARGE NUMBER ARE SOW ON THE WAV from New York, and WILL ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS! They will consist of the different Varieties made by the Singer Manila."::-ring Manila."::-ring Company, and we shall sell at Eastern Prices, with addition ofr'ns: only. To accommodate parties who cannot pay all down, we will sell on EASY MONTHLY INSTALMENTS So that all may possess one of these Blessings. For the convenience of our Patrons we have eugaged the services of a po: man who has had twenty years experience and is one of the most skillful fir? in the world in repairing and adjusting Sowing Machines, lie will put tu Machine in complete nnd practical running order before it leaves the Insuti-tion Insuti-tion and will also impart to purchasers all needful instruction, so that tbercu at once commence work. Wc rosori to no trickery whatever to sell Sowiug Machines, but M thiir Great Mails ta ircomineud thrm. We can do this, as the JomiN for them is so great, that although the Singer Company make uior t-u all other first-class companies combined, they cannot nearly fill tliir or and are compelled to still extend their Gigantic Works. Having bocu so fortunate as to secure the ;i:ivi:KAii ckntkal. acsency For this Territory, we cxtei4 u cordial invitation to all to come and Machines, whether they wish to buy or not. Aoc all others, but '' buy tcithout yon r.niminc the Sinycr I W o (.ii;ii :iii( Evi-.y Machine lVo J11 To give Entire Satisfaction. THE SINGER BUTTON-HOLE MACHWE s the only Practical one in the World. Otbor Bfwiup Machines Repaired on Reasonable Tern MACHINES FOR SALK T THE RETAIL DRY GOODS DEPARTME ZION'S CO-OPERATIVE MERCANTILE INSTITUTION: II. 11. i I.AWSOIN. SUP' |