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, 1869-09-20
4 kFAtAEE on WAefLS.
The NesE Eeepfax Csaeh .G4teradq,n Of lhe
Chicaza, Kstk IslAnd d Pacific
Railway.

In the completion Of The A1eepiug car "Colora-
do" which Was on Saturday Issued from the shops
Of the ChicaRo, Roek Island 4 Pacific Railroad,
the company hss completely eclipsed it p9eytoQR
e1otta tn this direction, and hAa added to in ele-
GAM transportation facilities q superb auxtlI4ry
which Muss attract attention and attain populari-
thope but It must aooo give place to anosher siul
nneT which viii ahortly b ready, and this LII turn,
TO tNo no1c Jet larger and more iuxur1oua now
December. VIVA, fhese saaii BE- i Il dif. Il
ncult to conceive, for the "Colosado" Is oQe
81 tne nne4t and most elegant sleeping coacnes
resting upon 1lI-wheeled rucks, snd IL e1teiuai
anAa " perhaps superior 10 an!thlng OF the
6ind fa e. e.er s.sn r. Chicago Innde tasre 20
endt with accommodaiions for > maximum Of
nny>s!x pasaecge<1. Tho seats arc upholstered
VIII complete patterns Of the finest scarlet md
an especially cheerful ali. Tne natisessea az Of
the oest qualttJ ot hatr, covered with striped feps
the curtains of French tes1y. and the blankets Of
wood work u Of walnut trimmed tulip wood,
eoony and gut. with elegant CARED work aud
bsrS re.ed b. wssaut nd En- e.
credit Of tbs excellent cabinet work Throughout
:aaua ~ Z sn q N.sa so s
supplied BY one of Baker, patent aeaIess, and tne
saep.ed. Rve11 pa1sse,e 'Sa 81 tns ]o1t n osss e.
been done IN Chicago -fool-liutngt orna.
mental gtaaa, auver-pAung and all-aad The
reap1s n mora elegant car than /.
Rock IAland Company has taken the slerptur css
bu1tntsa into IL own hAud, aud, by the I'D OF
complete facilities, under the d1rect Supervision OF
J: r Fog, master car builder, toxether with tie
ability ana experience Of n. H. Wheeler, General
Superintendent OF Sleeping Cars, is accomplish
Ing splendid resultS- Tue "Cotorzdo " will be
taken Omaha fhQ {QArnlnn hare n In
t1ansporttag the California party now On tneir
N8y To Ch1cApn --n
, 1869-09-20
the COURTS OF LAM Anp EQBlIT.


A nothing short OF imperative necessity can fu-
duce my reasonable person It present 10 visit the
Cook County Court House. there ID au almost tossl
cessation OF butinesz The opportunity aHosaed
BY the vacation OF the several courts, ru1ke rr
pairs, having been entirely neglected, the woEk
WAS entered upoa on the day when the fall terms
commenced, and now, from basement to roof, ca,-
pentefr, u,a2ons and plsherers aEe busy In nll
directions tearing down and building up, 20 that
the co1rt-1ooms Usually ocenpIed bT Judges Gafy,
WIlliams and Porter afe rendered un1enaole; that
OF Judge AcAlster u ta.t1cadsd, and the passages
And hta,r~n1s ART Only passab1e oTsr piles Of d1rt
and Tubpsh, and at The f7sk Of showers Of ohso-
lete platter. The room formerly occupied
By Judge Porter is beicg 40 altered that 1t viii.
Nhep autshed, be l. shape, which may or may not
be an appropriate shape Tor courtroom. TO 1t
will be attuched q couple Of dark rooms, probably
Tor use BY 1urea- judge Gary'1 room escapes
With only plastering and cleansing. Recorder
McAlllsterB room his been thoroughly cleansed.
bat the scodolltDgs Of the other work block tho
doorway. Judge Wlll!Ams' room has been cleaned
a copatder7ble expense and on the day the Shes4
ID omce IN charge TAx ready to have the carpet
put down It Eaa taken possession Of By paatefets,
who soon undld Ill that had been done before,
and POW painters are at work. II will not, In ali
probability, be ready Tor use until next week, 80
that this court will he compelled to adjourn from
day To-day for, perhaps, week Criminal busl-
ness y Ill be taken up IN tho Recorders Court on
Monday,
, 1869-09-20
AMpSEMEAT1, A


John hrouGham has been 70 s0ooe8fut With hta
"ned Light tnAt he Il going to hang 1t oct su-
other week ii Acr,cker'A His "SlgnM OF DAn-
ger ~ hsa been 70 him 61goA ol 8ncoe4k The
new play, " "Fo1ncsa," =" Is underlined tor next
week, and win Be produced under the immediate
ap1ploeA Of Af, John +. McDonouzn.
WOODY xCSfEK.
AZ Tocd1 LuSeun1, BouctcAu1tr new play,
Formoea; oz. the Railroad to Rusn, "ts underlined
for the week. AZ one or TWO oshef houses AEc
about to ptpdnca It, It viii undoubtedly prpTe
railroad TO ruin, in financial sense at teasE Tho
caat viii be a. folows: D. Doresuz. Keller: Slr
john 7ntbok Kelly; Tax Beat Cfts, Lacey. John
non, Ssepnen8, Winter, and ThoNson Tim Bur-
yougAs, b,ktsdell; Earl u Edtn, Mis- Sylvester:
Cupspsas Ktsr, P2dEnst; Major yaFu0s4 Alien SaM-
Bokey, Linden; Bob Saunders, Wilson. Mr.. Rakr,
Mrs.. Si0ocAQ; Jtany, Mn. Allen; EdttA BHFTcu9Aa,
Mt1s Marble; Sttty. Al1A CfueF.
DxAhHoRE THKAIRK.
The Alnsrrels II the Doarbosn Theatre are doing
pie even night fEom thelr 6oura- Standing roon
now commands prentntn, and liberal odef3 n4ve
boen made The management fof chance 70 hang
on 70 the edge CT the galleries and tho box COT
D!ees- Such kuccek1 wzs meter Known heIe be-
fore In ntnstrelly, aud It sesFes iaoss toJs just
right. A tTorpe which doe4ut know any better
than 10 g1rs the people the worth OF their mon e
deserves TO be troubled with their money. Their
programme fo1 khia week II cram ful1 Of good
thinHk
ofxRA Hous1
FoEInoA9 - Will be produced 1t the Opera
House on Tnu1sdAy cvenin& next. With MIS-
Emily Jordan (nrs1 appearances In four years,, Nils
Annte WAlse, NJ. Mckee Raa1tn, NJ. Edvatd
, 1869-09-20
THE KNIFE.
Ann,her Desperate StnhhiuK Adrny on Soulh
Clark street,

South Clark street WIS the scene Of another
desperate staphing anraJ last night. This
thorouRhfare, which OF late has becpme the con-
Euu resort for ali the scuu OF the city, Is earning
IN unenviable reputation for It's blood-Iettlog
facilities, and it to high time that the police under
took the RECONSTRUCTION Of that locality. WHAT
can be learned bf this last afatr ia a. tolioxB.
Between II md IL O'Clock LIST night Two men
named Robert Murray aud John Multtn, both Of
Titanic proportions, entered into quarrel about
an nDEnoNp . cause, On the second door Of 199
South Clark street They were loud and nolstef-
GUS In their war Of words, and ~ the quarrel pro
eeeded, quite crowd Of people oesame collected
down the stRrs, closely followed b5 Mu1lln.
When both had reached the sidewalk the
hitter suddenly drew large knIe, aud, without
word Of warning, ran L to tie depth ot three ar
four inches into his adsefsar,'s body. The Inter
instantly fell to tue stde*alk, and AallIn attempt
ed to make his escape but the cries of standefs
attracted the attention Of the police, and he was
arrested and taken 10 the Ar:nory. M1r1ay was
conveyed to the satne place where he recetred sur
gtcal assistance IRON DE. dodge. The wound Ia
On extremely ugly one, running from the middle
Of the abdomen 10 the Right, mud the Doctor ex-
presses The opiuion that he cannot recover. Both
parties are tetIcent as 70 the cause Of the araJ,
hut the police CONJECTURE thai eome woman Is at
The bottom OF the difficulty.
, 1869-09-20
HEAVEN ON EARTH.

AA*-H sAsAS ~ SsalkAa"
Jtry. Norman A. Alllerd preached the following
sc1u- on .: the Wtsi tsAntupl 6tFcc: Uhtou Nils.
hl.u ,t.tesaa! mo:hinE: lh suh}ect wa "Thc
le1t Matthew VI, 10: "Thy kingdom co1aa
Thy wiia ts dune Oh earth a. il Il In hcaycn,"
aLd said:
The reign OF Ttghloouaucas On carth Will be the
reign Of God oa eaFtn; Fer this we pIa. when We
heayeI." 10 belere that tho Kingdom Of Heaven
will never come 10 our fallen word, IL to telieye
H. =. INC eayS5 M1h a @
to hn1. and refuse the very request which ha Gon,
our Saviour. has encouraged u 70 urge tn uls own
Jseeanse sxltrve in God and r.sh,coasnes, /
tscIiese that the Kingdom Of God viii como On
earth. beliest IN God not fospa. nor las, nor
and personal be4na, with feelings, AFFECTIONS snd
syEpath1ea itAe our. Aa lnAn u t1Atrd above
~ mere things, and above The animal crcailon,
~ hia Intellectual and moral nature, he must be
the otttprnK Of an intell,gcnt and moral being.
God II oor F1ther. We l1e hie children: and
al the ssar1 that crowd if1mensitT: mar for
character in free oelnZa than for tho .c7oiutions
q snas M ana % Y ssssaMs q HoTia. COD eees that
that men snoet y reign Of rghteoutness, and,
.nerctore 1le purposes 70 blez1 m.ukaa b. sar q.
10 this end he has inst,tuted religion. liz M
Cd mAu IN hla OVID iAnXon1e, lhe tsunu4Rc
cna1ser and constitunou OF Lii Kingdom TnAt
lie might get II neAI - poaAl5lc 10 mana heArt,
and make man acquainted El,n nis Own Fasper.
hcart and HrotheE~heart, He became Eaa. SD
lar man ! b=uect The sony Of angels NJ tbe
Saviotx birth WA 'PrAcc on eArsn. good will
TheFe are aze those who regard religion II in.
prsc1ic1l and siztolatJ because It has to DO with
tne 1useen md The future. Bat the unseen spirit
tnat ln,nks knows, lcyes. ~i!lt and acts ;as r
sentis! uu1u and not the tod1y frame be tnhahlfA
Tsnancfer belongs to the uuseen-is II not OF
Eose consequence q mans .eatsss ;hsn ~ a digss
enxrsctcr. pfonoting purity. honestly truth. len:
mon couf feaqence to mans present welAfc, aao
hu happtnesa n this Life, than Ill la&ss Uese nae
, 1869-09-20

The Nkw WATER P1rK, which u to temporarily
CARY the w1ier over the Chicago avenue crossng
u the river, Was laid yesterday, and the eonnec-
Tons with the old maln water pipe prohahy made
some time ,ast night, Iii day yesterday aud last
evening Mr. Cheaebrongh was at work with
large body Of men. II waa required to expedite
at what TINE the old water maid might be ex.
pected TO give way. The new water pipe y
i9e S.,a s Hah gn nenss 70 sa
pedIent the east channe! Of the nTer at this
crossing Is obsttucted. ~ the Pipe rtaa out on q
ao9S. Ind lien Tn 70 he vet naat, VII Whefe ea
made connection with the old main pipe % tho
west eide ot the E.yes. The new tannel. through
to be sot under way Win al posGbIe speed. and
will probably be nni.he1 before the LIST OF recem-
sa 4he sop1 present. ppe MI
answer al temporary purposes until this Il
nnnhed-
AT nALF-rAs1 O'Clock yesterday morning nre
broke ont n = baEn in tse rear Of 70. SO State
sinhle and cabinet shop Loss about e, 900 on fur
nitnIe aud building. A pair Of holsea we're Also
work Of an inoendaly. At halfpast 9 o clock last
i Ni1ons DElldIng, on Washington street, II WAS
exttuEulsned without sny damage to the building.
An alarm from Box @, nj 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning, proved groundlesk
cosoHrR C1kArEs: Jesterdsy held an inquest
who cane 10 his death BY internal Injuries re-
ce!sed b. . fall fron second stor. wtnoow Of bis
boarding house, NJ. ls' south Marset street. On
~ man named ratrck Fitzgerald. II appears
thAt The tnea frum the lttchen passed through the
room q .he dsee.tei and tas sqpposl9Sn n9 4 'ass
that subsequently fu hts sleep he rolled out Barry
Vas = single man. aoont y Jea,s OF age
, 1869-09-20

Our rote In yesterday > isaue, on dlscauon, was
iron indigestion. dyspepsn, torpid liver, etc, to
the remarkable success OF The Health LIT tn rad-
cally curing this class Of dtseasea- The HEALTH
L,!t la nt Nos. IFS and III Dearborn street, and
len minutes day spent there woold pruse a boon
10 most OF our oTerrorSed, scdcnta1J professional
kr.lt tyt4t f34p
, 1869-09-20

DIED.
CLOssON-s<pt- H. laE. Al 1ew1 City. fow.. VIZ
suddenly, Theodore J. Closson Of Chcasn. IN the th
ytAt Of hin ako
Ooyiestswn. Pa. and Philadelphia papcrs plesse
cory.
AAEE-tn this t1tf. Sert 1A At 81 West vAu13uren-
H. Emily K. wttc of Colonel Nathan r Amos. aged q
az Springfield tAsAs-) E-p.n1n.@ md Bcston Js.~-
~ pieAAe cory.
HUNT-On Rund4y afternoon. Sept "a Ed~tn Wood.
bSr. tntAnE It A. Loezs And GAl7te r. HINT n$pA
u dAyA
, 1869-09-20

sEnEaosed ID literary circles tnAt Mss Tar-
rtet MArtlneau is the rrster Of the anti Byron oo1-
municAt,ons tn the London Mesa, Tha October
Ga!azr viii hare sketch Of tue Countess auic-
etoll Lord B{ron'a Intimate fricnd, bJ friend Of
hers, New York ladJ, who speaki trp1s her own
knowledge. Toe Lord Wentworth who ha4 put,-
iMhctt = letter abont the HJron scandal u h&lpn
Gordon Noel, vlscount ockhA1l and Daron Went
Worth, the on5 surviving sou Of ttyron's dang hter
ANA
, 1869-09-20

DlSfRlET-SEH SCIT.
John Dawson :. Proceeds Of the sale OF the
schooner ItlDgold. libel for partition.
IN BAEKNUffcT.
Entitled to Applp for Diaehdrge-Coes Carpenter,
OF Rockford; lenry "A. B1ntmln. Of Thompson,
Carroll County; James D. Spencer, Of Stephenson
County; John 4: BoxeM Lens Stephenson
Ptts1ions for Dascharot.-Thomss Smith aud
Frederick Smith, Of Chicago; Henry \. Baker, Of
Rockfosd; John r McCaIcheon, Of Galcsousg:
John N. Drackney, Of 1aSaIle; Peter 8. Stout Of
AurpEa, Kane County.
Nt.c Pro<tvdiHo. Nix and Hnnter OF.
Invountssy proceeding instituted By Samuel Hale
+ CO.
, 1869-09-20

The Rev. John tisN u authority for say1nR that,
In Wales, t1 o-.hirds Of the people, Of all ages,
are enRaged u the Sunday schools, either a.
man IL Iowa In the last stages OF cousuup-
ton pas last week baptized BY immersion, and
thinks biz health was thereby iGpsoEeL
The fote on the question Of lay delegation In
the Methodist Church Is AZ folloNa:
Whole numtyE ot Mcmb<Ea Recommendation 900
Deduct for lnnofs sooeu
ss.G, 4sts. ., tis aIesi
ferias dsles.tsion; 14@e
~
0nessiIih oi tie members oi Tie Church (snu.
tied 70 votel declare ior1ay delegation, one-twefsb
e8siuAt 1t, and three fouFtns do not respond
Another letter OF Rev. John AnSe:es., Ftcsor Of
the American thufch at Dresden, to the London
1imt*, arars The following picture: "A PARISH
IA former pat1shioner Of Mr.. WrghtA, when he
mas The chaplain hefet, has written ON this sub
Jecs: The ONCE OF Clergy nan Il never Fought BY
the higher classes; these men arc Looked upon as
body belonging to the community, who are 70
Freeth seI.noua. baptlze, marry, condern, and ad-
minister the sacramento. al OF which arc matters
ioa vii have . bfstsei.sa Wedding Of :
common one. II the. former. the church
ptodn9es veiset en,a!ons: the latter.
chair 1og1 sa,a mus b.
dollar week can defer It At your pleasure. AT
the sacrament Of the Lori's Supper each member
brtnRs his Offering and lays On The altar this be-
comes the eaolun.ens ot the priest tpasso1l. ssno
quietly pockets II during the holy ONCE. He u
never expected to VISIT bis 1arshtontss. In fact,
except In email country villages. no single c1eru:
own Taers &C. ~ s@snty d u rse r. cty
Who ptesch In rotation In The different eonfchts1
and, Of course, the most eloquent aSr followed
ana haze the lEsss sadsnces as A.
Clergyman and bis psopte, his religious Influence
| u eoudned 10 his pulpit"
, 1869-09-20

p.mph!tt pnbl[ahed Aud for sals es ecnts> by WEST
EKN NEH6 CO.. II and IL Stattst. By Prok Nc.
COY, ii Crpsby's Opera Hnuse Slasenents bY ansets
sreetefs and invAds OF results to their vn!oes snd
hrslth OF Of ehrtness hosspFnesa phen and
fatiuc old notes sRtnxthened4 nsw notes uaada; loat
ypiet0 rfstpre1,
, 1869-09-20
SUPERIOR Couff.


SUPERIOR Court.
sUpGNkSTS
oi,ser Ii. Ieonn1d. Fos si1as& ~ ''1
Henry y. Anes s. John Waterman. For 5t9t23.
~ Jane Wilt,ns ~ :, i! Lyman q A. Mslla'y aad EawaFd
Nicholas s1asser '. Jean Adam. BY confession
Dsvid y: Fort '. Hmm F. Mead. By confes-
REAL FHorxa1Y,
John II. Kedzio " Edward Adam Bald. Decree
In confirmation OF partition Of the north half OF
Iortheast quarter OF northeast quarter Of Section
is O. j., East excspnng the north one acfe+
cree reforming deed lbJ amendment Of nAtne} Of
the east half Of the eoutheaAt quarter Of Section
30, ss, n II, East. 8, In the town Of lake.
for partition dism,ssed By partieA
NEW sr1fI ....
=, sunnes Aseasm = lanes y y e r1ass breach
Mchard % =; Rsldr '. Patrick Roufke- Assump-
First Methodist Episcopal Church Of Chicago ',
iouathan Johnson '. Able P. Warner and Henry
sanaaei % Cuppies et T Il. = GaSaeI M 5. Winnie.
Assumpsit Demand, Sibo with attachment in
Da1num Blake '. Albert F. Spencer aud Frank
A. Howe. j. AaAumpst. DeDani. 81. .6vo.
Carlton S NntchinS Y. Robert L and Ralph s.
Gretn'ee md Wunsm Brooks Aksumpsis De-
The same '. 1rs A. hanley. Assumpnh De-
UaJnqm Blske ', The Western Transportation
Company. Casc. Damages hid At - o1o.
Iod1 is' j. Isanssd saa H@. r. wispsmsn. IL:
eumps!t Demand. 81, ,bodt
ment. Indebtedness stated u slsaT.
Ior,ns c, Leach :. Z. i. riaoe e. NJ Petition 10
enforce neshanLca' lien Of s7s Oh the pscrnsez No.
FREDERICK A. ". Dpyis q Al '. Jonu c. Haa-
over ct ais Bill 70 forcclose mortgage ou Ax
acres Of land In this county IN Section II, IS n
East. ..-.
Martha Ann JoIce T. Garrett l. Jo1ce. Bnl for
tae II s. hoa o. e,
June, 1855, Whence sue went with her husband to
Davenport. Iowa remaining thete, however bat q
quently reading Il Joliet, vhero tneJ lived 70.
feassJ ~ iSe tins. In ihss month shs saeees 10
e. !. I'll sse s. e soas
Der maiden nate, which wal johnson, ~ 70 be
separated.
Recsrdctss Cesft.
NEW sr1a-
Inep 9.1a :, = 5snn s,na W;9n "; .1
! II prcc1pe. --.
weI NH ios ds,orce Tne oompiainant .ssic.
that abe WAs Married 70 defendant on Tho t9h DAY
:; so tnss .as III. III ~ By e ~ a.
| aud ycas1 Sbo complAlns shat for scrcral JeAts
pant nc nush&nu has neglected TO provide Tor his
| that hey hAre frtqucntty ausrerc.l By reason ot
| want OF tpod whIle be has e9uAudofed hie CARL
| lngs In association with ecxd women.
Asprrmr Esurt.
| OTTAWA, Sept, Ia-rTesent, Chief JnSt1ca Sid.
ncy 1Accsr, AstoctAto JrslIce c. u, LnErrucc,
] O. Motion 10 Mt nstlc order or stlsmts&al
, 1869-09-20
Circufs Court.


NEW 8CH.
Estate OF victo9 Charles Mccarthy. This Is an
appesl taken by thA widow OF deceased, Agatha
Mccarthy, from decision IN the County Court 3D.
M1tltpK The VII! Of deceased 10 probate. In this
case the will virtually gives the custody Of the III
FAINT child Of The widow to relatives Of the dad
father, and nnder II, At one time they were IN pos
keasi0u OF tic boy.
, 1869-09-20
AUOlIOE SALES
BIZ II, ALEXANDER & SONS.
l0 and E0 Taah3nsspo#

The vel kept furniture 1t ~ west Raodo1phst4 90
1uestay uosirs tst !ns II 10 O'Clock eous.sstns ct
pataos, dining room and chamber carpes pazsos fun
turc, climber Do. two oriental base bu.nz. mabse
top tahaes e'esant etases 1see curtains and dining and
kitchen Nare, O. g. GRuBB, aslesmsn,
, 1869-09-20

CnsnS-CoSns-Corns for
bbc, hy 1r. Stephens, IS South Clark street, oppo-
site Court House. separate soona for ladies'.
IIourH, 4 q ul to p m
l'npcF HsAnEsnra and Window
Shades, latest ulyica. Paints. otis, Eiaas AM,
, 1869-09-20

des9sts 70 - throuth this recdlu<u Fe11
HhssS shs naI b. usefni Re4t Of fe!etsnes-
A8d5eA Z. y. Box ~, &1pEa. H. II. I. peV.
, 1869-09-20

A CLEAN STOCK OF GOODS FOR CITr REA
n Estate 11u1doTed preferred. would hAumc
tueuInhranee ar pay some eash- TfPT0N l. HrktC!
LAND. g DtA1bvEa.At-, R0ona ! and G.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16
Sf(lstcllaneOus,
TIE FAIR GIEWl[CGWT.
En- English stCry.

Paul Ventnor was the curate of
Bladesburg with wisdom in his head,
with tenderness in his heart, but
with precious little money in his
pocket.
One June morning, as he was com
ing round the portel's lodge of Foley
Iiail, he heard sweet plaintive
voice say:
For the love of God help me! /
am starving.'
He raised his head, quite startled
out OF his eqUaminity. On the steps
sat.a young woman. Her cheek $
we're tear stained, and her head and
shoulders Were enNeloped III shawl.
That she was suffering was evident,
yet she wore tether the air nor the
dress of an ordinary mendIcant
He stopped and regarded her for a
m pment, and then dropped com
into her on; str tched palm. She did
not close her hand /; sle did not look
up TO see if he was Young or old, oI
down at the coin to note its value.
THANK you,' she murmurrd, new.
er raising the dark eye,lashes from
the wet cheeks. 81 can keep body
and soul a little longer together with
it And then why, | can beg again
even if it kills me. Oh, kind sir, il
is work that wants. Steady, daily
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16
IFrom the Louisville Courier-Jsurnsl
Nutrition for tho Hrain.

Some time ago, Prof Agassiz, in
a speech before Boston assemblage,
asserted that a fish diet, on account
of the quantity of PHOSPHORUS con
tanned in it, is especially adapted to
nourish the brain, and that those
persons who suhsiSt upon it largely,
are consequently more llkel Y than
others, if possessing the same natur-
al powers, to be distinguished for
their brightness and inteilectuality.
Professor AgaSsiz is generally re-
garled as beng in such matters the
highest authority in the United States
if not the highest living, and this es-
timate is undoubtedly correct, but
Dr. G. NJ. Beard, excellent scientific
authority, opposes the Professors
theology in an able ma GaZine article,
arguing that brain work requires
richer and more substantial food and
a larger quantity of it than mechan-
les and lab0ring men, because
FirSt-Labor of the brain causes
greater waste OF tissue than labor OF
the muscles, three hours of hard
udy producing more important
,angeS of tisSae than Il whole day
of muscular labor.
Sec0nd-Brain- workers, as class
are more active i'll their work than
mechanics and lahorers, the thinking
powers, the tools of trade of brain
work ers, being always on hand aud
seldom idle.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16
Wsnau.
When pain AID anguish wiring the brew.
A ministering angel thon. - =

When pain AID anguish wiring the Brsw.
ministering angel tbon. =
1t is a pleasure of illness to i,etentl- :
ed with gentle hands; to be co,nforteel
with gentle worsis; TO be piiiowed
sn soft breast, throbbing with love.
forgiveness and tender pity. Thes,.
when my mans strength is gone aud
am as weak. and helpless ~ zrv
child, know how seIfish n,er are.
and what deep, pure well OF sl.sx0-1si
tiosi' N = w6l'ianss 8eaft. Islen We
are full OF health and strength, we
go away from home women, go TO
our dinners, and our clubs and
amusements. leaving them to
their dull domestic routine, some
times keeping them wahing
and watching for us through the
weary night. They do certainly
give us bit of their minds occ ,siol.-
ally-they would be perfect angels
if they did not; bat when sickness
strikes us down, the harsh word is
hnshed into a whisper of sympathy,
the angry eye melts with an express
sion of tenderness and pity. Aud
with all their little injuries strug-
CLING with love upon their lips they
do not permit themselves to utter
more than the gentle sarcasm, =. You
cannot 60 to the club nov, can you,
dear +"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16

Cresswel!, Grants Postmaster
General, who SO tiereeiH 'e,nHuus ,l'.l.ns
that.no person elected in the south ;'5'
ern States shall take "ih'e "i'hoHt
first taking the irra-"tad cath,
nn,Ia, y take it himself eXcrrt 10y
comn,ittjng petinrP After tie com
,nmncnment. OF the war he was one of
tI,, frst to raise recruits in Mary
lana for the Southern tonlrdvtlcy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16

Druggists throughout the South and West can be
supple through the arrangements made hv DR.
B, ~ Hepserdam. Of Pekin. China with J. B. Was
-'n Go. Of the Wholesale Drug Emporium of
mphis, Tennessee, to whom all orders must be
ddrcsted. ly
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-19

,na ,msdi Xaiqs9G ni inolI gna yllIad
8iGa Llr1g ED trn g1d q m rulrg 90
.hi o. alaig 81 noIaiqmsj n3a5g2 oo4 .lh
iCidi q i0 la0
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-19
ORDINANCE NO. So.

An ordinance apprspria,ng money 10 the chartered
Sire companies Of the city Of Cairo.
BE II ordained by the CITY Council Of the City OF
An appropriation hereby made in the sum Of mo
thousand dollars TO the Incorporated nre companies
efIhe ely. ts-wit One teopwnd doiss % the Arab
nsaay nE re-, ss,pp1ay: whsp Ls eItsi 9. the sbese
=. 66wkad e,nEaaias 10 fl payIaenf az AZ does fion
- sad sIy np e NE hIst day o. ASH ~ p ia g
engines aud apparstus Of the fwd eonapAnies
l,sls ~ Pad by ~ ety sGalro
~ fPensf duly approved by he FinAl tpnplifee
49, doefldHa ~ me cy cemptroller, such bnlsto v
: lpRfossd, August y iss9 80. I. 81
s.,sss