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Stewart, 6albreath & FiZer,
COTTON FACTORS,

A. B. TREADwELL BID. TREADV~ELI
Late Price & Treadweu. Memphis Tenn.
X. A. TgEADWHLL, late OF Marshall Co Nj.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T'HOS. V. NEEL late Of Macon. Tenn, j.
admitted as "A partner Of our house. dat
Ing from September !, lshs. The style Of the
hTTn IN future will he smith. Neel & co.
September "a, liJs. SMITH & BRO.
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A Heavy Stcrm---The kyOndale Sufferers
Ex-hInister Mashburne and the Para
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CIIICAGO.

CHICAGO. September I4.-Flour, spring
extra, - 1jG7. Wheat 81 "A. Corn
S3o. GaIs 44l4c. Rye ssc. Barley q -.
HIghwinss Z. j.. Cuba sugar l3lz@
AYE. Pork s5attS5 -. Lard lS9lSlzc.
Rnll .hnnIIars IH....
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GROCERs AND COTTON FACTORS.

". 3. 0ALBREAH
Late Of Msachem & Galbreafh
ANDREW STEwART, WN. STEWART,
Late OF stewart = Bro Des Arc, 4 *.
John e FizEE, late OF Panola county. ~ tss.
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NEW ORLEANS.
CINCINNATI.

CINCISE4TI, September a. - Family
-four s60G 25. corn II %. Oats 5Ott soc.
Whisky held at 81 -. Pork S2.
ard is held Al lqhc. Bulk shoulders
I4g: sides l5@c Hams 23,d2tc. Raw
sugar l3iz@l6c. Refined l-c higher.
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louisville

LOUIsvILLE, September H.-Superfine
-four Sjd5 p. Corn 93W95c. groceries
unchanged. Pork Si3a % 30. Bacon
shoulders ice: sides 49, @l9iEc. Lard
lgAG20c. Hams Z2d285sc. Whisky 81 Is.
Tobacco active: sales 20s hhlis at o 40ta
81. Ragging q l,ta2ae.
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LONDON, September l4.--Consols closed
at g20g3. American securities are quiet
bot steady.
LIVERPOOL. Sepiemlper 4.-Cotton dull
Uplands l31sd; Orleans l3Fd; sales 5000
bales.
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ST. LOUIS, September L. - Superin6
-four 81 C2 r@525. Corn SdtJa6c. Oats a.
@52c. Barley y %. Rye $40 Sc. Whisky
81 IS Pork S3G 50. Bulk sides l7l lGlT34c
Bacon shoulders I55-c; sides lsst@iao
1 ard ISz.E1 lgr
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had . narrow border. not more than two and
half feet wide, on The sdge Of . paved yaxl,
enclosed b. high lsass. Irlanted three eScan.
bsr hills n the bssdsRs end laid sosis iheuih
(suah q l. used SnF psarvines,) between tn 81
the fence. A. soon - they crept up 70 The top
Of the brush, I pinehsd OF the ends Of the vino
vhish thiskcssa sspidly aro1aa Ne reosi. end
in every disestioAs thsoviAs eaE ths moss Sigm.
Gus foliage sed pcnflaion OF AowaFA IL :, -,
I did nat allow the eucumbdes 70 grow, bat
Watched thss, aaa such q vished 70 reserve
for H. tabls picked - soea - they became Of
propr sise: al TIE rest wsee lgsthsssd every
day Sar pickles; every day pinehing, Of ths bad
at thu snd Of each shoot In this way tho hill
continued fresh and productive until thsY were
toushed By Tie frost I0ems Judgment "a -
formed Of the value of this practice vhM LalA
that more than barrel Of pickles were made
from three hills, besides allowing supply for
the table. slz u sloi'lE 81 "a Ssesi Es' 's'is'
Whsasvsr tbs leal bsgsa ~ look rusty oe yell
lowish, it was removed, and every oaernbse aaA
the leaf were cat of with large sclssora 10 - no
to disturb or wound the vine. There il a ID.
vantage in having them run up on brush instead
of trailing over the ground; bssaasen they ere
mush injnrsd. BY being trsdoa, and hy bsipg kept
low On the bushes they can be easily add thor.
oughly examined every day, which 70 essential,
becaase II cuoumbers sre Overlooked, and grow
very Large. it stops the yisld of that vins- Gov.
H0S&ao919S1A. i}esgo EfeHdRiA al - trni9r
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KANSAS AND SILK RAIsING.--In the county of
Franklin, Kansas, about fifty miles south of
Lawrence, the pioneers Of French colony have
purchased wide tract of land, and are making
large expenditure of money for the purpose Of
setting up there on the now wild prairie, man-
ufactory Of silk velvet. The colony will contain
within itself all the forms Of industry necessary
beautiful fabric Of cousse some time must
elspee before the plantations Of trees will yield
leaves enough to feed many worms; but in the
meantime, the few colonists who are already on
the ground will devote themselves to raising and
feeding cattle, and to the general improvement
and decoration of their estate. WA, -, RI.
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INsEcr SrRRN0rH man is stronger than !
horss in proportion to his weight The nah
will drag twelve thirtssaths Of his own weight,
the horse not more than two thirds. But acoor-
ding to French naturalist, N. Plateau, the
smallest insect drags without difficulty five, six,
ten, twenty times itAiown weight. The cockehafer
draws fourteen times it, own weight and more.
Others are able TO put themselves into equili-
brium with force Of traction reaching as high
az forty-two times their own weight. Insects,
therefore, when compared with the vertebrate
which We employ - beasts Of tdrsnghh have
enormous muscular power. II horse had the
same relative strength the traction it could exer
else would be equivalent to some sixty thousand
pounds. II. Plateau has also adducsd evidence
Of the fact that, in the same group Of insects, II
you compare two insects, notably, differing. in
weight, the smaller and lighter will manifest
the greater strength. To ascertain its pushing
power, he introduced an insect into aTcard.paper
tube whose inner surface had been slightly
roughened. The creature. perceiving the light
at the end through a transparent plate which
barred its passage, advanced BY pushing the lat.
ter forward with all its might and main, especi-
ally if excited little. The plate, pushed for
ward, acted on lever e0nnseted with an appara-
tus for measuring the effort made In this case also
it turned out that the comparative power of
pushing like that OF traction, is greater in pro.
portion as the size aud weight of the inner in
sect are small. Experiments TO determine the
weight which q flying insect cam carry were
performed by means Of thread with q ball of
putty at the end, whose mass could be augment.
ed or reduced at will The sresult is that,
during fight, an insect cannot carry weight
sensibly greater than that of its own body. Con-
sequently, man, less heavy than the horse, has q
greater relative muscular power The dog, less
heavy than man, drags a comparatively heavier
burden. Insects, as their weight grows Lose and
less, are able to drag more and more. Itwoald
appear, therefore, says our philosopher, that the
muscular force OF living creatures is in inverse
proportion to their mass ''eie- p " ~'''-
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Cholera Blorbas-ReaA This. /,
Osborn, Grssae Co., o., Nay 81, 1850

On. s. B. HARTMAN & Co-GEsTs;, One
week ago to-day, was taken with IN stack Of
cholers morbus; the vomiting and purging We.
most excessive, and accompanied BY tAtolsrabls
cramps. Ny family became alarmed, and cent
fog DR.. -, but be wss not 1t home, and tn
nearest other physician being three miles of, il
was concluded 10 procure bottle OF your 1IeHi
LERS HERB BITTERS.i Ny wife gavs ON
boy one dollar, and bidding him '.mAke qhasts,
despatched him TO the nearest druggist 1essrs
Kaufman 4 Bros. He returned, and according
to the directions on the botsle 1 tooka wine.
glass Immediately, and spspeassd the dose every
fifteen minutes for three-Quarters Of an hear,
discharges and eesmps like magic. You caanot
believe how grateful ~ toyou for this potent
remedy. One dollar csred ma, and ram satis'
fed that bad the doctor been at home it wosld
have cost me not less than five doliafG Your
Respectfully, FRANK NOLAN :
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MULBERRY TREES IN CALIFoRNrA.--Ata late
meeting of the California Academy Of Sciences,
DR.. Gibbons said there were, by estimate, To-
100000 to 10000 mulberry trees in California.
This extraordinary production is the result of 3
state bounty, intended to make CalifOrnis silk
country. For this purpose, q bounty was offered
for cocoons, also. BY singular and unforeseen
circumstances, the purpose Of the state to encour.
age silk manufacturing, has been entirely dc.
feated. There is demand for the eggs Of the
silk worm, at prices that induce mulberry men
to abandon the idea of making silk and the
curious result is 20000,000 trees, and never .
hank of silk, nor, 80 far as We Know any promise
that the intentions Of the legislature will be
fulfilled. 1STt
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE oo.-ss.-cons1

~ Court thereof 70 SEPTEMBER 7srn 186o.-h CAancery
james Cannon ~ Catharne Cannon-Divorce. '.l
appearing from An affidavit file In the Office Of the
Clerk Of said court that said defendant Catharlne Csnnon
fled his bill Of complaint said court on the chancery sds
thereof tho 10th day Of February 1862 herein, ind
summons having been issued thereon according to law
Notice therefore hereby given to said defendant Catha-
rne Cannon that unless personally be and appear before
said court said term thereof 10 be held Court House
in Ottawa in said county the first Monday of Septebss
next D. 1859 when and where said summons Ia return
able) and Plead answer, demur except said BILL tho
same will be taken for confessed against you and the mat
tiers and things therein prayed for decreed accordingly
.t.a1- A. B. MOORE, Clerk.
D. c. GRAY, Solicitor. june12
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure !.

Collie. Summer complaint Gripping, and n fsct every d.
ordered condition - tha btonacA. fasntn dtgeeH ai
s: q Drrsgs = ssy or eoans everywhere a g per
I n go THE o,u. CLARK cU!, $50 'o sSss
4 " vssfa a&s u bas Sole Hropristsrs, nssse '
\ New Haven. ai4
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OPIUM MANUFAcTURE.-Poppy raising and
opium manufacture is likely, to become an inn
Portant branch Of industry in Addison county,
W. Last year man In Moncktoh raised pop.
pies and manufactured opium tn the value OF
$4,000, and number Of farmers, propose this
year to cultivate the plant quite extensively.
There are to be several acres Of peoples on one
farm in East Middlebury. VS. y E@e,2' 7sd
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0TATE OF ILLINOIS, La sALLE Co-ss-Countv
- COURT thereof TO September Term 1s6s.-In Chancery
James Hnggins and Agnes Huggns Vs. Thomas Hill Jr.-
1t appearing from adavt on nle in the ONCE of the
clerk OF said court. that said defendant Thomas HILL Jr
not resident OF said State and said companants having
nsd their bin Of complaint In said court the chancey
n1e on tne ga day Of June A. D. 1882 herein and
H91lce Therefore hereby given to said Thorn
before said court at said term thereof be held at the
Court House, In Ottawa In said county, the first Monday
Of september next 1862 when and where said summers
retIrnaole. and plead answer denur except SAID
9 the same will be taken for confessed against you ana
ingly A. B. MOORE Clerk
n. X. BOYLE, Solicitor june26-4w
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nv. RATR5CK LEONARD, ANN ATKIN-

ENO PATRICK LEONARD, ANN ATKIN.
- SON and KATE McC0WEN, heirs-at.law of Richarc
Leonard deceased late Of Earlv La Sale county Inog
and ell others interested:
Take notice that shall apply the County Court of the
county OF La Sale Illinois, at the next September term
sd court for leave to sell the following described real e.
tate situated In the corporate town Of Earlvle In saN
county and state, to wit Lot az in Block twelve
thereof be sufficient pay the debts Of the desedent
remaining still unpaid the personal estate Of said deceden
having been exhausted and found insufficient fer the pay.
msrt Of the debts due by said decedent which time
place you hereby notified 70 attend and show why
\ should not be sold for the purposes aforesaid.
4@H+~ % JANE LEONARD,
Administrative OF Richard Leonard, deceased,
J.W. BROWNE, Solicitor ~! f af inne19
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A GREAT BLESSING.

. IRON hec. L. r. WAhD, Avon, LOr0sD C0afnN o. H
nEssRs. STRONG ARxsTRoHa. -.
Genemen-It gives me great pleasure to state that my
wife has derived great benefit from the Goes Dspepsa
Care. She has been for number years greatly troubled
with Dyspepsia accompanied with violent paroxys Of
spaon which Frustrated her that she was all the whe
for months unable to do anything. She took at your In.
stance Goes Dyspepsia Cure, aid has derived GREAT BEN
EFT FROM II, and now comparatively we'll She regards
this medicine g great blessing. Truly ysurs, La,
Jan 18th, 1858. VS. ~ L. y. WARD
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A young lady has been selected TO read the
Declaration Of Independence ON the 9TH Of July
in Boston. An eminently proper selection :
young ladies being most used TO reading deole.
rations. .n&nds
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CLERGYMEN.
DRUGGISTS. !

The Rev ISAAC AIKEN, OF Allegheny, testifes that Il has
cured him, after all ether remedies had failed " "A
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HUAmDlANs0 SALE OF REAL KSTATR
Notice hereby given, that the undersigned guardisr
o. Dennn oDonnsll james ODonnell and Richard ODon-
ne, mn9 BY virtue Of decretal order of the Circuit
ou1s "A sale County illinois, rendered by said court q
ne June term D. 1902 will sell at public auction TO the
ana best bidder the twenty day of July
oetw cen the hours OF ten o'clock A. n and Ave oik
OF aid day. at the south door the Court House n
he CITY OF OTTAWA, county Of La Sale aforesaid all the
terest Of said minors In and to the following described res
estate, to wit: ~ :
Lots eleven ny and twelve 2 in block eight (s) in IN.
town Of C.etty and lot FIVE @ in block two M In Crotty
Addition to the town Of Crotty all in county Of La Sail.
and State Of Illinois, -
TRm--Cash in hand, onehalf of the purchase mousv
be paid cash down, and the balance by NOR
OF SALE with interest the rate Of per cent Der snnu
CATH.RINE O'DONNEIL
gas Guardian, as aforesaid,
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Prince Arthur, OF England, will visit Canads
during the fall. II hs should vail much loagers
he might find himself coming to the United
States.
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ITO RENT.-A good Two Story Brick House on Otta.
wa Avenue within ten minutes walk Of the Court HousA
Containing six rooms and good cellar For particular IN.
qure al = mays 4ll BURKE HEENAN,
DURFALO 0CALES,-lirossrs counter even "a
- anced platform and hay:peAles. For sale al ~
Z Jan 30-tf sTRAWN pOWELIss
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reu.s anG ceeeening p eeres. acra Of the best
veil ussd, 10y Setsss tks bssiiss - Of sssae shs
beet bara y tA, essd dsia never 6ing vs of v.ssr.
. s1sss C, VI. e. /. q. ss, ss a = e,
Ask oss a ~ cy, being rods wids whIoS aksD the
hOsss great rsst and the bsst p,acs Or brsvey and
~. rs ~ ~e county With - grove beck Of the
Iora.iAr passeular tnqulr. - U. prssisss 4 "a
asasaoa \ Laif7gs cAPf.A =. RsED. Asssioassr. %
EARN 70 sALK.-rhs sub.c.ibsr oiIss. sor ~.
BE seseen:e, cent dining 80 asrs q land, and dusted
NE Cody. Illinois. saA frn hs . scrs Of vpsdi.ad
"a s' esoS .ss g q ed - 2, scl,sss
.s.Isi.s ansx.i.s,. g ssns1 Gys 20 :ssssi ri.Ss
sna nniis-sA THIRTY. Nh ~ ny hsm n sns lot,
p ~ ~ 'e'' sss.sa's Fl ~ e; g
s 81; T. :ss:.sx essr 3. a
LAsAe ss0sy, y VIZ - ssJle0 nfai2I'fia sIifa8
81. 81 II; s<s &: =. : i i. z IA a Il.
q, g As,s.-S *1i e. z g: 3: g; Hs. IA
|. ~ sOitaalislh TOWN Ionic va "a lGl
| Len Blek 3, States AddisioA to 0thva. vt-;
I CndH Lst II, Bleck Z, States Add,tss 70 Ottawa
Lotsf.3AIs.Galo. in Block q, stasSs XddIssn y
L.. 9 $40. II. nlsn.as, Block =. ssss. Ad4iso.
\ 10, :. Biocs o. sta,ss Addition :. ot..va a
Lot u, b1ock q, ottava Centre. Y s2kt y
The shsvs vim b. sod fw part ssh Down end The rsa.e
ume 70 sun rcaAeesA f6 further particulars apply h
Albert T. Dow, Canal Once, Ottawa.
0ttawa, Nay Il, lsSa-n WIZ T. L. GooDKIL.
pECOR RENT-A rwo-story Brick Dwelling Housa
situated Of g. George and st. Ciair streets
Oeaws Cestra. Inquire Of q. Lasveas. novS-sS
FOR SALE CHEAP.-Lot ONE, a. blokc dxty
1ins Co.,, ssss'' Addition Fer p,1sisSl: s.qulro Il
, CTORE 10 R1ugT.-.Ne % Madison stree, nov
y occupied By Morgan Rsosea. Inquire ef II
YEP !s-a -, = =. WOOD. hels Milk.
EoH6AkB.-IAq aantuss % suit snA ON easy terns
my Otter Creek and other farns In L. Sale and Lp'
od.ii, Ili-sspt si.s $50 wnI1Aa srRAwr.
ElAISM AND GOAL LAMB BOR eALE-r
offer 80 acres Of hand for sale situated ii miles south
OF 0awae tho VermoE river md miles from Gtrsatoy
This irm will be within mile Of the Junction Of the O. @
CT. RV. r. T. and ne Chicago. Denses 4 Lsben 4 4
when completed which both under contract and being
peshed forward to completion fast the means Of the
companies will pernit Tho nov running on she
Ottawa, P.R " 4. B. frsn Wsnons nths L G. T. 70
seafor s0acres OF this farm underlaid with vein Of
the best coal In lines being from to feet thick and less
oftee best quality of PRAIRIE except 10 Of which il
timber 90 acres under cultivation, 50 asres well fenced with
good boards. a2i ifht na til't~ ,tla12H - =
dwelling hsuse With rooms and rood nv cellar
never failing well Of water splendd orchard of more than
hundred trees choice fruit nearly full growq having
been planted and carefully cultivated before the
house was built. ID lrsQS f15Fl : =
The yernoa Coal Company own 100 acras Of coal land
adjoining this rm which in less than years will increass
in value to double tho present price. .
Bruce, March l4-n. ~ ". r. MILLI0AN
-
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legal.

CTATE o.. ILLINOHD, La sIls Cou,ry. -
y 0xnty Cbsyt Ursqf 10 SpGMAr xrm lsc9-In CAanoyu
CqSnea c. Ravenszsft W. Martin v. Ravenscroft-BiG
appearing no. N sd.yit ale ip tn. onee Of the
Gon Y not rssidsnt Of said state, and said Complain
eoS having Med h Ill Of complaint IN aid court On the
enaneesy aide thereof. ON the 3ath day Of June A. n
- herein and summons having been iseE@d thereon
Notice, therefore, Il hereby given to sal. defendant
nastn R,venscro that unless you shall enaly b
ana appear before said court ct said thereof 10 be
ned 81 the Court House In Ottawa In said county on the
d M0n1ay OF september NEXT D. 1852 (wheh and where
e. except to said BILL the same WIN BE- taken Tor Con
prayed for decreed accordingly. A. B. MOORE CLERK
CHAMks H. CLIMAX, Solicitor. iuneS av
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Aneagss 90 many Testinonials IN on,
poeDeelAon, We. have only room Ia
for the follOwing:

Ae.m q q. cIAsx 4 Co.: riier,sna Fa1ts frffIs9 5
Geaaemn-I feel duty and pleasure to give yen the
beneat of NJ expisnes In he of Cost Cough Ealsa
From taking heavy cold, was taken down with the con
gstteh " the lungs ard continued to M under the best
medical until was given up by competent medical
authority to die. There seemed nothing but sragnation
and death eeesee ma ted that further medical at
tendance an medicine useless and was resigned to
DEATH wen friend, who had been greatly benefited by
rsng th~ Baisem brought me bottle. This VA. after
had done with the doctor and medicine Thought tepe
me- and confirmed taking the medicine and Continued
Improve until my cough stopped. and my lungs healed
got we'll used 10 bottles. remain, gents, with great
respect, Your ob't servant, aln JOHN WELLS sgp
200 Washington St, New Hayen, CT.
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS, La SALE co.-ss-Counl

or VA, his, June Goth, ls69.-lw
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-16
PHILADELPHIA, OCT. l6, 1869
c. BEN J., RIPoRTBR

The AvoNDALE DIsAsrER-The recent Lrri-
rible disaster visited upon the wOrkingme in
The Avondale coal mines in this State, tie Tor.
rible particulars Of which have been alread so
widely circulated, still continues to occuty q
large share Of attention here At the ind TEST
agents Of the Delaware and LackawanaI and
Western Railroad Company, which operated the
mIne, strove hard to prove hat the FIRE wac the
WORK of an incendiary, and that the Conf any
was IN no wise responsible for that awful It Of
dead. Their claim was, that the miners in heir
employ, BY their refusal to fully cooperate Fith
Inc strikers, had incurred the enmity Of the
Miners Organizations, and that a membkr OF
one Of them, had deliberately and with nost
satanic malignity, guiIed the fire wbicl had
with such awful suddenness launched one un-
dred and eight Of his working eomradesI into
eternity. Leaving aside the preposterouk ness
o. such a theory, there was not one mite Il ev-
idence elected at the coroners hearing tC4give
IL The slightest glimmer Of plausiUIlity, lille
the evidence of both scientific and PRACTICAL
miners and mining engineers, and that most
Stubborn evidence Of facts, conclusively khow
mat to tie parsimony Of the Company is kttri-
outable that fearful taking away Of humaIl life.
The number of those who believe that Ind Law
WI hold The Company responsible, is no
means few vast quantity Of shedding cOv
ered and surrounded the only means Of III yres.
W OF egress from the shaft, which BY reaAbn OIL
Tue long drought ha6 attained the combuhibil
=! q Under One man who has worked h the
ui'ne' informed tile coroner's jury that they
n'ed In daily fear Of some such occurrence a,
"A' the details of which are so truly 9eart
'snolng So that even the poor plea Of gno-
'auce q the danger that existed in thoseAbedi
: TO- theirs 70 make. Ignorance or the Nv il
Helu TO be no valid excuse for its vioIAtiol, be-
.'uSe II Is considered part Of the citizen du.
Oacqualnt himself with the nature AID ef-
I'm :, regulations laid down for his govert men
'uu ms benefit How much more il il thA dut
VI those Who employ hundreds Of men, y Sc
Nat their lives are in no wise endangered Tn
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THE NACEvoY Misunderstanding to p
nourcement in the city press, this mist estiTks
bic party-Gfter a successful and prosperity
term u nearly one month-terminate their IA
in Chicago this evening October 9th); COTS
quenty it will be the last opportunity otfere4t
our citizens to visit the Hibernicon an its y
vorile and truly talented attSches at LibrSr
Hall, corner Of Randolph and La Sale strr Z:
Personally, he proprietor, Mr.. MscEvoy, hal
host of friends in Chicago, but the membersR 10
his company lard even Mrs. MacE., ) we're Fl fn
the Easc, and now leave, on their departuret
legion Of frienGs, to wish them God speed, n
and all, individually and collectively. This g4o
will and esteem is the reward Of merit and vi
be deserved wherever they become known.
Go tonight, ana be delighted. the artiAi
merits Of the work presented al9 only equaHe
BY the scenic splendors represented and th
descriptive, vocal and comical illustrations II
no less instructive than amusing.