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Show NEW YORK TRADE. BENEDICT. HALL & Co. Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, I J 1 and Ufl Or ml St., New York, Corner Crosby, one block cut of Broadway dil L. M. BATES Sl CO., 451 A. 493 Uronlwiy, Ml W YORK, IX FOtlJUU iD J01IBIU I Fancy Dry Goods, UUrflKliV, WHITE UOOD3, WOOLEN.S, SHAWLS, YANKEE NOTIONS, Ac. J. II. UULOfcllt. Jul ROBERTS, READ & CO. Mitnufaotarer. aud Jobbers uf ' M - 371 BROAD WA Y, NEW YORK. Jay" FELIX CAMPBELL, 79 John St, New York, Manufacturer ofand Dealer In Wrought, Cast and dalraniaed ftLvsiw "mm- wkz Atut every variety of fillings fw the same. mli THOS. M. ARGALL & Co., Men's, Youths' Boys' and Children'! G Xj O T H I1T O, AT WIIOLKSALK, yiJ A, 311 Uromlw)', New York. j.K.rowLm. . f27 HENDERSON, JUSTlCE&Co Suaaessor. to Griffon, U on d arson Co., HFO&TIB3 AKD JOBHIE8 OF FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.. 4W8 . 500 DROADWAY, Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel, fia Nev York. CHICAGO TRADE. SLICHTLY SCORCHED I VANSCHAA.CK, STEVENSON & REID, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS (Lato of 00. M anil !l Lake street. Cor. JJ ear born street,) HAVE REMOVED On account of the tntaise heat, the Baptist Church Building 87, 819 &. 831 WftbtiU Ave., mzz a J, a. L2 .k. u- Whoro wo havo a larpo stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glass and Glassware, Druggists' Sundries, Sun-dries, Patent liumbisa JiU, Ktc. CALL AND CHHIUt US. (Wo only ray 100 conUoa the Dollar.) Juj-20 CHASE, HANFORD & CO., 410 South Canal St., CHICAGO, Headquarters for Oils, Paints, Glass, &c, MiuiufiwturorB of tho celebrtoi WILSON OIL TA. N If. PAGE, 1IRO.& CO., Iniportrrs and Dflera in LEATHER AND FINDINGS 33 and 37 South Canal itreet, W.W.Pn.;, Boston. PTTTPIPfl TTT gri.;s- LnlLAbU, ILL M. D. WELLS & CO., Manufacturer! of and Wholesale Dealer io Boots and Shoes, 018 Wabftih Art, Chicago. M. D. Wells. H. J. Macfarland, ft. Benedict, bM B. P. Molptyre. Ay er's Cherry 'Pectoral, For Diseases of the Throat ami Lungs, such ns Coughs, Colds, Y liooplng-Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. Among tho great -Z discoveries of mod- ! ' i er0 ience, few are vJ4" ' 3 of more real Taloe I , t0 mank'nd than 5 VX this effectual Tome- S JLj dy for all diseases of I f cJ ' lh Throat and l'.'! Lungs. Avasttrial JL 1 v Jfc of its virtues. fiji throuBhout thiaand other countries, has shown that it does surely and effectually control them. Tho testimony of our best citiions, of all classes. establishes the net. that uikrry i'kctorxl will and docs relievo and euro the afflicting disorders of tho Throat and Luors beyond anv other medu-ine. Tho most dangerous aLlectior.i of tho Pulmonary t'rs.ins y.eld to !:s rower; and cism of Coii-uinpiloii, eared by this preparation, aro publicly known, so rem it sab to as hardly to bo believed, be-lieved, were thov not proven beyond dispute. dis-pute. A- a reoifilv it is adequate, on whieh the rublu- m.iv rely for iV.U protection. By curin; I'oujjui, the forerunners of more serious dise-i-e, it saves unnumbered lives and an amount of sneering not to bo computed. com-puted. U eh.iIienKes trial, and convince! the uio.n sceptical. Every family should keep i: on hand a,- a protection asain.-t the cjtIv a:;d u::i-e:ceived v.tick o: Pulmonary A i'cv'ti-ns. waieh are ca.--.ly met at 2rsU but wVeh itLvoKie insurable, and too often !atal. if nei:eo:ed. Tender lunfc- need this delencc; and it ;s uawvio to bo without it. As a a!e-K-j.vrd i children, amid the distreiajz dis-c.es:neii dis-c.es:neii beicl the T.iroai and (.ac.-t ol cbildbo.ij. Chkksy Pkit.kl is invaluable; fur. by its timely use. multitudes are rescued from premature srave.'. andr.ivni to the love and action centered on them. It acta peedilyand surely a.-aint ordir.sry co.ds. ecuri3 sound and hcalth-rejtonnc sleep. Nooneill JtTor ironLesome lnrtumia andpiintul ill one lilt I, when they know how easily they can be cured. t'riiin.iily the product of lone. labor-tons, and successful chemical investisation, no ccjj: or toil is spared in ms'sing every bottle in th ? utmoit pe.-.-:bi pertection- It may be coariieatiy relied u; a p1-1;--easing all the virtues it has ever esh;b:tei. and capable ol prv ducin,; cure? ai oieuiorable as the greatest it ha; ever eievted. Fre raxed by Dr. J.C. AYER & Co., Lowell, Mass. Practical dt Aualytlc.l CbcmUta, So!dbTU DKlliGISIS EVERYWHERE Soli a Zioa's Co-DperatiYs. COS Z. C. M. I. COLUMN. Wholesale DKY GOODS DEP'T Up Stain, Emporium Building; A fall, Brst-olau itock ot STAPLE DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS and SHOES, AT LOW PRICES. Wholesale buyora and Co-operative Doalers please inspect. GROCERYIHARDWARE DEPARTMENT, CONSTITUTION BUILDINGS, Pnrohun oan here find An Immense Stock AND IN EACH BHANCH A GREAT VARIETY. IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS AND MACHINERY ALL ON THB PBBillSBS. Miners Supplies a Specially 1 CLOTHING DEP'T. HOME-MADE AND IMP OUT ED MANUFAOTUB.XD jFROM HOME-MADK, FRKNCH, QKiUtAN, and AHERICAN1 FABRICS Fine Cassimeres, and Cloths Trimmings On hand, for Gentlemen ordering their own. 9- FIRST-CLASS FITTERS AKD WORKHKN TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY. Retail Departm'nt, EMPORIUM BUILDINGS, THE FINEST DISPLAY AND J? ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, WE CUT IN ANY LENGTHS AT A SMALL ADVANCE ON WHOLESALE. Tim is tho Department for Families. DRUG DEPT. Fancy and Staple Drugs. PATEJfT MEDICLNES, Ferfumer y , LIQUORS IN GREAT VARIETY ENGLISH AJUK AND PORTER, AVERILL PAIST WHITE LEAD. OILS, COLORS GLASS, ETC. Prtacriptiont from Fhysiaian wiU Have tptaal attention. H. B. CLAYSO, Snpl. MISCELLANEOUS. SOLD OUT ! All Persons Indebted TO 8ENSENET&G0 MUST Call and Settle Immediately, AND SVB COSTS. R. A. KEYES, Agent NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOR STOVES ! KOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOR STOVES Over One Hundred Different Kinds and Styles tc Select from, Including tb Old Fmvorlteat Charter Oak, New Era, Monitor, 1I164I1V4 blllll V Superior, Etc., These as well as other varicUsswill he SOLD CHEAPER AT THB Hardware Dep'nt OF THAN IN AJiT OTHER HOUSE IN THIS TERRITORY. H. B. CLAWSOS, 17 6nrrintndat. TMvLlGS. A cuoniog man overreaches no otic ball' so much as hiuiscJl'. , Alexis U going to China via Rio tie Janeiro and the Cape ol'Good Hope. In character, id manner,- in style, in ill thiols, tin) extreme excellence is simplicity. There is no real use in riches, ex-jept ex-jept it bo in the distributioo; the rest ,h but oonceit. Camille Urso is in Paris, ailcr every- ' body thought that tho reine of violins in Franco was past. "Mamma," said a little boy who had been sent to dry a towel before a tire, "is it doDOwhen it's brown?" Abronzo statue, eight feet high, of general lnrael Putnam is to bo erected in the public park at Hartford. Alboloftho deepest dye An old man with magnificent white hair aod beard who dyes them a muddy black. God asks no man whether ho will accept life. That is not the question; you must take it. The only choice is how. Kilpatr'ick will lecture in California, to the great joy of the people oast of the Rocky Mountains. Del. Free 1 'rcss. The Austrian cardinal Itauschcr pas-torally pas-torally prohibits the liarwinian theory as totally opposed to monkeyish traditions. tradi-tions. A Chicago actor who was addicted to tho use of the flowing bowl, was alluded to as a living specimen of tho mcllow- The young widow who was buried in ricf is now alivo and doing well. It i was only another instance of premature interment. Matthew Arnold says that tho difference differ-ence between tho Bible and the Koran is, that the former grew, while the latter lat-ter was made. The chair at the Pans institute, vacant va-cant by the death ol' Aubcr, has been awarded to M. Victor Masse, tho composer, com-poser, by a large majority. Laura A. Berry, of Davenport,Iowa, is the first woman who, as notary public, pub-lic, "swore" a man in Iowa. A local paper wishes it to bo understood that she is not tho first woman who has "swore" at a man in that State, or caused a man to swear. Mr. Benjamin Shea, being agent for a Boston tea-house, got so used to "drawings" that he attempted to draw an altered check on a bank in Greeficld, Mass., last Friday, but his imitation was not dono "to a tea," and he is consequently in a Pekoe trouble. A young woman in Pennsylvania is reported to have been quite cured of consumption by tho internal use of kerosene during many months. If any young man should make a match with her thus filled, would she bo moro apt than the ordinary run of wives to blow , him up? A colored Kentuckian delights curiosity-seekers by exhibiting his tongue covered with a luxuriant growth of red hair. Tho phenomenon is accounted for by his having cultivated a remarkable remarka-ble taste for red-hairin' from his childhood child-hood upwards, which as a persistent diet is apt to make one feel "down in the mouth." World. The custom of saying "Uod bless you!" when a person sneezes, dates from Jacob. The rabbis say that, bo-fore bo-fore the time that Jacob lived, men sneezed once, and that was the end of them; the shock slew them, but the patriarch, by his intercession, obtained a relaxation of this law, subject to the condition that, in all nations, a sneeze should bo consecrated by a sacred aspiration. aspi-ration. w Amman am mriv dtttjttp ALL PERSONS aro lioroby warned wtainst purchat lug, or in any wise trading for, tho Lodge or Mine, situato and lying in Oi'hir Mining District, known as tho blL-YER blL-YER TAIL Wine, now unlawfully and! violently held by curtain parties, who aro offering said mine for sale. Wo, tho undoieigncd, citizens of the United Uni-ted Statea, deem it right to give the above warning, as wo aro tho rightful owners of he said mino, by right of disoovory and location lo-cation and full complianoo with tho by-laws of Ophir Mining Distric t. MATTMKWOKlt.disaovcror, 400 foot. EDWAltD AUTIlUlt, 2U0 foet. JAMES OHK, - 200 feet. DANIEL HUNT, - 200 feet. mlO CO . 03 i 5 -is O s .E E ? S-S o - 3 - s 1 5 2 -a -s 3 Os 3 s ?. .3 4-i ' " o eW j- a t) s I ti s ; 5g s o I a lit i j:n - . o j ; 1" S i 1 a S c f o i J O 1 11 ' "3 S a st-3 SCOTT, DUNHAM & CO,, Wholesale and Retail Dealers IK IRON AND STEEL WRIGHT'S PICKS, UWX BAKKOWB AND ALL KINDS OF MLN1NQ TOOLS. Wrought Tuyers, Pipe and all kinds of Fittings for Furnaces and Mills. HARDWARE, BELLOWS, ANVILS, AND OTHER BLACKSMITH TOOLS, IRON PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS. BRASS GOODS, RUBBER PACKING. AGENTS FOR Hooker Pumps, Fairbanks' Scales, Fireproof Safes, C. S. Lubricating Oil, Portable Forges, ALL LOW FOR CASH. 13S TRAVEL. Loa Wines. B. P. Kimball. SALT LAKE, OPII1R AM Tintic Stage and Express LINE, UL'NNI-NCl DAILY FROM SALT LAKE CITY, vl LAKE TOWX, TDUKLE CITY, STOC1ITOS AND OPIIIR TO TINTIC. The route has been ro-stookod with splendid splen-did Cnnoord Coaches. Gno Stock, oniorul and attentive Drivorri. and every attention e raid to tho oomfor; .in i oonvonienoe of passoa-tera. passoa-tera. Good accommodations on the road. TUKOUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Offla at Wll, Fargo Co.'i, Sa.lt Lake City. WINKS A KIMBALL, Proprietors. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. On anil after January Slst, 73 MIXED TRAINS Leaving tho Utah Central R.R, Depot, Salt Lake City, at 7.10 a.m.; Draper 5.45 p.m., and Sandy Station, (nearest point to Little Cottonwood Canon,) at 6.20 p.m. An eitrn train will Kim o?i Sundays Leaving Draper at 8.40 a.m., Sandy aty.10a.rn., Salt Lake City at 4.10 p.m. FARES : Salt Lake to Big Cottonwood Statioa,50ots Little " " 50cta " " Sandy " $1.CK) " " Drapor " 1.25 Twonty-Svo cents additional will bo charged when tho fare is co Hoc tod on tho train. D. O. CALDER, flon. Freight and Tiokot Agont. PKRAJIORZ LITTLE) 8U PEBINTKNDBN'T. GILMER & SALISBURY'S DAII.Y STAGE LINES THROUGH Utah, South - east Nevada & Montana, Mon-tana, Leaving Salt Lake City Dally, running run-ning South to, Tintio, Amerioan Fork, Mount Nebo, Sevier, St. George, Utah ; and Piochc, Nevada ; Pausing through Provo, Springville, Spanish Fork, Pay-son, Pay-son, Salt Creek, Chicken Creek, Round Valley, FiUmore,Corn Creek, Beaver, Miners-ville, Miners-ville, and All the principal toums and mining camps in southern Utah and south-east Nevada. Alio leave Corlnne, Utah, dally, running north to Virginia City, Helena, Fort Benton, Deer Lodgo, Gedar Creek mines, and passing through all the principal towns and mining min-ing camps in Montana. Mon-tana. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, ' Wells, Frgn & Co. Building iun4 Salt Laka City UTAH CENTRAL LIA1LKOAD. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH, Oh and arir Monday, July 17, I8T1 Jaily Traius Leave Salt Lake City at 5 a.m. and 2:15 p.m. Arrive at Oifden 7 a. m, and 1:15 p. m. Leavo Ugico at S a. m. and 5.-30 p. m. Arrive at Salt Lake City 10 a,m. and 7:30 p.m la addition to the aboa TVTT 3E3jD Tn-IISTS WU1 ran DALLY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED Le&vinr Salt Lao City at 5.30 p.m.. and Ogden at 5 a.m. Pajsnfrra will pliui Parchiit their Tickets at the Offlcea. Fifty Cents additional will bo charged wher the fare u colleoud on the traio. For all infbrmfttlnn concerning freiiht or padjase, apply to D. O. CALDER, General Freight and Iicket Ax't JOHN SHAEP, eupKamrssDENT DAILY HERALD. A Live Paper 1 FOR Live People. THE SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD TUG SECULAB AND COMMERCIAL NEWSPAPER OF SALT LAKE CITY. The People's Paper! FREE AND INDEPENDENT. The Cheapest Paper PUBLISHED IN The Rocky Mountains!! 10 MEN OF ENTERPRISE Thorocont discovery and rapid dovolop-mcnt dovolop-mcnt of the mines of Utah have given, and will continue to givo, an impetus to trade of overy kind, which should command tho attention at-tention oC all business men who dosiro to share in its profits. Uoavy shipments of ores for months post have been bringing wealth into tho Territory; a largo immigration has commenced ; agricultural agri-cultural and other products are Gilding ready sales ; and merchants begin to fool thostcady flow of money through tho varied channels I of co mm ore o. To businoss man at a distance who sock to participate in tho lively trado which must attend such a rapid growth of interests, as woll as to tho local public, a lire, enorgotio cows paper is a necessity, by which (o bo mado fully acquainted with the true condition condi-tion of mattors aa I hoy exist, and ' h rough which to prcsont their business and facilities for lurnishing so promising a market. THE SALT LAKE HERALD Fully meets this necessity in Utah. Not blng the organ of any pcnoui sect or party, nor devoted alone to any ingle interest, it has grown upon publio favor and attained an unprec edonted circulation circula-tion in tho time which has elapsed sinoo it was established, by being in tho strictest sonso a Free, Independent, Live and Thoroughly Progressive NEWSPAPER ITS MINING NEWS Collated with the greatest care and from tho most reliable sources, makes it valuable to all interested in the mines of Utah ; iU AGRICULTURAL AND GENERAL TERRITORIAL INTELLIGENCE Can bo equally relied on; and itbektehpribi placed it in the Front 11 n nk of the Rocky mountain Journals. THE SALT LAKE HERALD Circulates largely and is widely read is overy Mining Camp, and throughout tho Cities, Towns and Settlements of the Territory; Terri-tory; is found in tho office of every enterprising enterpris-ing business man in Utah; circulates on the Union Pacific, Central Pacific and Utah Central Cen-tral Railroads; has a largo mail subscription list east, west, north and south; and is The Best Advertising Medium In; tho Rocky Mountain region. Where to Advertisel Where it will be Seen! Where it will be Readl In the People's Paper! T II E SALT LAKE HERALD MAKE YOUR WAKTS KNOWN . IS THK Salt Lake Herald. 3L s O 9 O O O Singer Sewing: Machines wtve Sold within the past year. Scientific American, Juno 10th, THE S I M C E R. Manufacturing Company, A.T TIHIIE WOELD'S PAIS, Constituted by tho homos oflhopeople Received the Great Award of the Highest Sales And havo left all rivals far behind thorn, FOR HEY Sold in 70127833 Machines I Sewing Machine Sales for 1870. "Tho mnsnitudo to whiah tho manufacture o( sowing machines has attained is ihn tho "sworn" returns (to which any one can have aceo) of bo manul'wturr . the roar 1S70 to tho ownors of tlio loading Patent., on which thoy pay a roy.ihi i cording to theso returns tho nuiubor of machines sold by oaoh uiauulaoturor in iVi as follows: 'u v The Singer - - 17,833 Floronco . . . .... W hauler ii Wilson - . i.-JiiS (MdMedal - . . Uwa - - - Alma - . if Orovor & Baker - - .r.7,4iU Lun.iro - - - . 'v Wood - - - Finklo & Lyon - . Wilcox A Oibbs - IM.S-jt) l'urbiim - V' AmorioanUultonholo A Ovordonniing 14,573 Wilson -' And uovoral other companies who sold a few maohinos. "M" It will bo soon by this tablo that tho popularity oftho Singer mnchlncifsr ti. ceeds tliat of all others, thoir sale being one-hnlf fiicnter than oven thai o tho famous "WhoolorA Wilson" machine This is owing to the fact that the singtr Company have lately commenced making, besides their old nnd woll-oitabli.hsj manufacturing maohino, what ia known as their "Sw Fmnllj- niuciilnc," whicu Is selling nt the rnte of nine to one better Uinn ( lieir old style. Their t I tal sales for 1809 wore 86.781 'jiachinc3 against Ihe I27,m of 1S7j), showing an lcrt of one-hnlf In the latter year." "Now York Sun." One-Half of our Gigantic Sales, KOW KKARI.V THREE-QUARTERS OF A MILLION AND A. 3E JEj M. T B" it eL3 jM-' Ji. SLJ A gjMe Were made within the past three years. But tho Ureatest lit'Teii nf tur Sales over nil Oilier Machines, ifetiiR Wiihln (he I'uii Vt.r. Tliti Is Incontestlble Proof that Our Machines Are tho llcst iu the World. IHE NEW FAMILY SlNGEIt SEWliVU MACH1SE With attachments for all kinds of work. Is last winning ftuprome favor in tho household, as shown by the rapidly incrculni sales, over all othor machines. i'his tw Family Machine is now oapablo of a rango and variety of work such u was only recently thought impossible to perform by machinery. Wo claim and cm show that it is tho cheapest, most beautiful, delicatoly arranged, nicoly adjuitcj tuij oporated, speedy, and smoothly running of all tho Family Sowing Machines, ltiiroumk-ahto ltiiroumk-ahto not only for tho rango and variety of its sewing, but also for tho rarioty anJ Jif. forent kinds of texture which it will sew with enual facility and pcrtuctim, utiat silk twist, linen or cotton thread, Quo or conrio, making tho Interluckcd-cUtiic stitch, alike on both sides of tho fa brio sewn; tho only stitch which is univemllj approved, or is at all adapted for nrst-clnns work. Thus, boavor cloth, or leather may be sown with grout strength and uniformity of stitch, and, in a mouiont, ttm willing and never-wearying instrument may be adjusted for lino work an gauic or jJo-ji-mor tissue, or tho tucking of tarlatan, or muling, or almost any other work c-d hj a child which dolicato fingers have boon known to portorm. Kveu ike carcleii and thoughtless have little or no trouble on this machine. Send for Descriptive and lYice Gircu(ar& Wemaoufacturoour own needles, silk and twist; furnish linon and cotton thread and oil all of superior quality-but which can be relied Oil only waou obtainel liiroiuh our Principal orllranoh Olfioos, or Agenotes. OTHER SEWINQ MACHINES REPAIRED OH REASONABLE TERMS. We Guarantee every Machine we sell to give entire satisfaction. MACHINES DELIVEEED FREE THROUGHOUT THE C1T)I. TERMS TO SUIT ALL. AVo extend a cordial iLvitation to all to come and eoo tho Machine, whether tlioj wish to buy or not. See all o l Hers, but do not buy without yon tiunlui the Singer. Visitors always politely attended by competent attendants. Instruction frst All Machine perfectly adjusted before delivery at t SINGER SEWING MACHINE DEP'T, I C. 1 1. GENERAL AGENTS, Two doors south ol' Eagle Emporium, (-io.lt I.nlco City, Utoh. U. B. CLAWSON. SuporintondeDt. ANxi.DY,,K,ric: MUSEUM OE COMPOUND BOHESET PILLS. HnHlfinnip Home-made and purely vegetable. y JQ j They relieve Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigos- , v. , . , tion. Liver Complaint, XLcodacho. Loss of Opposite the entrance to the Tabernacle. Appetite and Foul Stomach, will oroak up tmjivt f r Colds, Fovors, Coughs, and Purify tho Blood. JOHlN V . llJuiNG, - Proji, Thoy will Cleanse tho Stomach. Renovate tho System, and dispel Disease- Are good in all oasos where Physic is needed. Try a box. Admission, 60 CtS. Youwilllikothom.andnovorwantanyothcr f 'i, ; i.i.... 1 m (1 sort. Thoy ore Tonic. Cathartic and Expoo- eui 1" torant. Open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Twenty-uvoeontsporbox Twenty-fiTePulB. Warranted to give satisfaction. Native Minerals, Petrlfnctiom, Con cretions and Crystallzatlom- COIN K IIlV SALVE. Hume Products, Ifntlce and Foreign Ot- Only Twenty-five Cents per Box. 0 , , ,T ,- Compound Llcctro-Magtictio Appi- A valuable remedy for Cuts.Bruises.Wounds, ratUS, kd. Sores, Burns, Scalds, and for Vi'oak or Lame Prnr , , a n ui)(iT. Hauagsn Back. Side or Broast, and for many Othor Prof. J L BAHFUOT, nauag. aB00, Schools and Families, by private ar-Ol'TIIALMIC ar-Ol'TIIALMIC BALSAM, n,CiuCau. admitted at reduced rates Valuablo in mott Diseases of tho Eros. Be- LOCKE & M0XT1GO, rdTvarslkBS1l;dnodn!s,Bhe,!n!,s,,; ' healing and strengthening to tho sight, but OrTtATTITin causes no pain. It is also good for lettor, 1 k BIB f M W Ringworm and bad Soros. U X V V JUU These and other homo-mado family modi- SD oines are prepared by TTYT1 & T Q J. E. JOHNSON, St. George, Uta IxXEa X XVlUWj . . , MAFDFACTtraiHB OF And Bold at Zion s Co-oporativo fatorcsi J by other agents throughout tho Terriioir. mT"M VX7" A td-d also sold at wholesale or furnished on com- J-J W rt.rrtCj mission to responsibloagenta. lfthesemed- . . ioinos are not kept at your storos. ask your AKI kali as is. . House Furnishing Hardware COLLECE SCRIP! Tinner's Tools and Machines; pREEJIPTORS will save $16 on taz " lTcotZb3 buy'ms Agricultural Steam Boilers, ApP'yt0 i lia.odll4B.IUrrair.el. THB BANK OP UKSKRKT, i , . rf'f) IS 8anM.or ui Hooper. Eldreds. Co SAN HIANCIiOU The Utah ProUem! A Review ol" the course of JuJe James B. iMcKean, and an Ap(a' fur the Surrcotler of Polygamy I speech: Ol- HON. THOMAS FITCH, IX THE Constitutional Convention of Utah, FEBRUARY '2mh, sr. la now (published in pamphlet furra. For sale at tiio UeR-VLU Uih'e. fr,Lfl ilioO per hundred: $2 UO per dozen. .Single copies 0) cenu. SEM) IT TO YOUR FKILLI. |