The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-17

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Large numbers ef-ye,ing mea end city bellies
come ID drink the waters Being thirsty
and not knowing the uature % the water
thought would take a coolilg dranght, bat
when put y. cup 70 ny iiPs fonnl the
stencil aim ,st intoIerab!s., and declined. IL
contains a large 4 rAntity of sulphur, sad u
sud to havs effected soue N1Nlerfll cures
The pc Die drink i as 2 common d INK, A
benz a. char as cTystsl 4e Situation d
Lafayette il most dslisttial, being bu,it o.
the Wabash ryyr, VI cH runs from Toiedc
to the Oaio. The country aii arouni tie
city l. beautiful, unaulatins gently slopng
Lsis rising on either side of the river, with
soma sery beautiful residences rte canal
a!s1 ruas along by the siie 81 the river, al
though not much used nog than, thew
nave two railroad so that the city has
every hing ia ia fAvor ss a business town
There are two NILS, one for grinding corn,
he oiher 4 g.i?-r m.il. Tnere does not seem
fa W ilu.h lone IN manufacturing, c0nsC-
qneniiy thers are ny great number Of me
chIncs npins ed, anu union matters are
I -'NIi-" Tie mach mist, aud biacAsmiths at
one tine haf un.on here. but il has long
since ceased Ivy Ak Il, aui they know bui
\ vtIv it.i- Az XII tlt hours nj the labor move
sncat. anf VIZ much require a missionary
a-n them tp eul .hJcl Ehsn on these sub
iecis. II ypn think there IS any possi blity
| - doIng 80. Jet the National Congress send
! 1,ir alpnE-
Bnt my tine ms expire and must take
tie IA. 10. ths- CIV, ths distance being some
sixty miles thtryg o very pretty cOuntry,
wsil diversified with woodlands and corn
fell, aud aDlHAauc. VI fruit hanging Oh
the trees. The f7rn-Es about this section
cave A. yst So! baf little OF ,heir corn grown
at year. 5asiug t.s.i o. tn it " g-t onc d0.-
.ar Ear hu~ ~ T; AZ, yOl know, u rcgulat-
ISg Sapyiy aui l,mani. why there j., al
yy-r t4ts wcsETn ctnltr., any amount NJ
corn hgl An ygt iy tat iarmers FIR exolb,-
! ant puccs, w.Iile to- mecnanics a,d work
ngmen WIZ our large ctrs are, MANY or hem,
almost 10 stale "a seini Starvlu u, an toe
lIcJna ba ivy WHY n ping II ..l W. heir M
quiy. Gan lv- auy b-ttcF illustration d
/ supply AMI ocran !, 8. LA lerst5yl by dies,
cruita..sI-. BTU / an ulw Ill lhr Un.ou
depot,
i.a.anny.lis Is ils capital ciiy u "a,
W ll+ wv. WY i..t, auI very prytsy ).e u ls
Hl- of. tntA, tle b-s- l4li out c.ti 10 va,
+ -ss era cou4trl Ila streets ase vide
" S-4 arra gel, arl rIe Ersanl beng nearly
fegei Il ~l'l[r- .ne VISITOR at once as b1la.
4woI l4iI e4 ct.. : iut lf tl+ buu .il.,
Igre 1re y-rt Dive. ilr y 4e-huu-e III N.Y.
* M cool IN -aiu. h.y -e-n. hll c.nDar
W iavogabiy wlth u4..A others ile P)s. oaic
/, is y very excellent strlcllr- 4ni we.l Glfrt
t.l for las as. iiuIe are "a -I tue AIl,lp.
Temple sui Oli Fellows llali. iE. ggry ll
iuud 1s, ai.i',. iAlAy vi .h-ir churches ui
" bcauiI4ui secas ~ afcl.tecil &. Il Va,
i this city where Henry Ward Bsecher IT,
K Nv Hoped thp-a talents that have SINCE IA
-'-. - paPl KS, preacher. Tue store
wv, macy VI Jh-Iu, arr mplsls u art, aH
some fltt gqnI ro INV Y1rt or Boston
Iqer,. y vi tee better streels ia TIE cou,
tFy ul4h 4,aii.gtUn street III y uf ine
M eAerhent vi. AKA, ant stretches, in a strlt-.
:, iine, alm.-t a. far u, tire eye cau r-a-
= There afv alsl 4 InrEt nAinbeT M muiulit
.ie, hefc ll E hini- "a agricultural AL
7tA-9 S1rs-, employ tus t.fse number
AN tneclaHIr-. tnlon matters are also pIeti
r god; thsy < ~ tao IT, le, Assembly ST.
a, running, bl. StS S4Ery IVY !-lrl That tle
ar Nri4 npf ~ N t1 s4ul a d-ic- .iu " tAa l.
le 81 Congress, wines toii tAe.n ] IAUus
y Juvy Dug AZ tl AL Iaey far a work.ugnen
n t4cAeE heEe AZ Inc .t>t election, aHl some
Ie BEN, believe arv rIauing SIN Blt ia,
lt Ar- 4uthin- aAuai-I bf no. beng ID ~
Pr te,>ll. a. ii,y codii y 81, aud intei.d to Il
it tgasu arxt uine. wA-l tIrY nope to bal
better success. Ihey JaIgve they shall elm
lheir entire ticket-anS - does
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