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4. d. ois.. II.

p..rc.,r, LopGl NO 90 Meetings every
MN. ..,..a.. at Tcnplar'~ Han, Nhcr.
.s.5.,.. BuI.lne Col. X. farnhIn, W {.
r II b Nal,p. Secretary.
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The Advertisers gazette, issued
.Ny &, p. Rowcll & Co, No 30 Park
Row, New York, contains much in.
formation not II be obtained else
where Ever advertiser should
.icad It, Sample copies by mail for
u cents.
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Severe pain will not get out of
fashion yet for a long time, and SO
long people will need good rene.
dy-Renne's Pain,Killing Magic oil
is just what thepeople need, to cure
headache, rheumatic. neuralgia. and
other painful complaints.
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Association.

q Arr'" 7,,5i,lin, Rev. Sila- Mcke"n d. D,
H. -, & ii. Harding Secretary.
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Local and State Matters.

WAyrHD.-A good female com
,o,itor-at this Office.
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We find Whitney's Musical Guest
for April contains three beautiful
pieces of new music sheet music
siZe) as follows:
"Oh! N.Y." by Frank Howard.
One of the best comic songs we
have ever seen and il is already
sung at the leading minstrel halls.
Also a splendid Temperance song
and chorus entitled another will
Pray for You" by Howard.
| pray you my son, never touch the first dram
But think of the future so bright.
Oh shun all inducements to drink be man. ;
And crown my last days winh delight;
Don't touch it, don't taste it, Its use you won't
need
Let friends never lead you astray,
My warning remember and carefully heed,
The wish of your mother, | pray.
Every lover and worker in the
! temperance cause should obtain this
beautiful song, and we hope it may
be heard in every Good Templars
Lodge throughout the land, Git can
also be had in sheet form, price for
~ cents)
The Signet March, a splendid in
strumentaI piece by is,camplete,
the music in this number.
The literary, Fashion. New Music
Review, Home and Abroad item,
&c, are complete. We know of n,
better way to invest 81 90 than by
subscribing for one year. Send ter
cents and obtain "A specimen copy.
Address 'Whltuey'S Palace 0
Music, Toledo, O.
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1--WE SUBSCRIBER inforIns the public
that lac Is prepared to repair all kinds OF
chairs. especially cane seat chairs, AT hi, shop
in South Ncwbhry, in the best uauurr. All
work done with dispatch and returned to the
owners, by
l. II, OLMSTEAD.
SO. Ncwbury, VI. Feb. lS7O.-3Jwi
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Bradford District,
~ D.;.l...t.. l..lA 1t Mn. hmm

CTATE OF VERMONT, Bradford District,
- -. IN Probate Court held at Newbury.
Within and for said District on the 10th day of
February. A. ID. 1870 an Instrument purport-
ing to be the last will aud Testament of Asa
Move late of Bradford in said District, de
ceased. being presented Ia the Court y James
H. Minard. for Probate: it l. ordered by said
Court, that all persons concerned therein be
notified to appear AT "A session of said Court ~
be held al the Probate Office in Newburv IN
the 18th day OF March, 4. ID. 1870, aud show
cause ifauN they may have, against the Pro
bate of said VIII for which purpose it is fur
ther ordered, that a copy of the record of this
order be published three weeks successfully III
the National opi,ion printed at bradford. pre-
vious to said time appointed for hearing.
by the Court
3Jw3 II. w. BAILEY judge
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" Clergyman writing to q friend
,|'' MY voyage to Europe is IN.
'"'''eIy postponed. have dis
''''cd the fountain of health on
Wa sue of the Atlantic. Three
.'''e' OF the Peruvian Syrup have
",''d me from the iangs of the
y" dyspepsia" Dyspcptics sho'd
'hs FROM ilii. fountain.
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The Good TcmpllrS Of Chelsea
'ro put a stop to liquor selling in
HAT town.
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CLLRGYMEN.

The Rev. Isaac Aiken. Of Allegheny, te.u.
hrs that II has cured him. after all other rs.,s
dies had faded.
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sherman ss0use. Boston.

fUrurTIN IIaUCOD, House, tUult ~uuurc-
hcpf on iii" jIHr0pe0H Pi0H.
rh- House now .taud- among the inst llo;tl.
u g, ton. having been lately rcturuishrd aud
nut in Ier.cct order BARNEY Hull.
Proprietor.
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FARMERS HELLER

SHOWS how to double the profits of the
; Farm, aud how farmers and their SONS ear
make 400 pcrIhnnth in Ninter.--
iuUpU copies Will lee mailed free to farmers. -
send name and address, 10 IElLGER, Me
tlRpl q co, Springfield Mass. 3
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I.o urea, hUiUrmtr vi the Stage
VINO, having abandoned stage lit, new cNhih.
It's 10 W, id colur- the whole show world Be
toyc amt Bcbud HE Sccnes Being truthful
Moral. and High toned. ~ well ~ sensational.
uch and raoN, q uut-cl = all other books -
Bcmtiuly ILLUSTRATED. With ~ spirited cugraN
Iugr. - fun page cuts, 90 plLcs ult rr>c. tut
cd paper. Greatest inducements yet offered
Prospectus sample Cnpy BoNc-. aud Station.
otN free. For Circular. explaining, address.
Immediately. pARMLEE \ co, Publishers.
either ~ Philadelphia, Pa. Cincinnati, Ohio.
or MdulctuNu. Conn 3
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| From Rev. l., f. Ward Avon, Lornin Co., Q
McS~rs. SrRpSG * AnM,TIRuN0.
Gentlemen 1t gives me great pleasure ~
state that my wife has received great btntht
from the use of Goes Dvssop,ia turc. Shs
has been Tor number OF Years greatly
troubled Dyspepsia. accompanied with ylolsus
paroNysne ot constipation, which SO proatrat
ed her that She wa. all the willie, for months,
unable to do an. thing, She TOOK. at your in
stance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure aud has derived
great hcuctit from ii, aud is now coInparativ~
~ we'll. She regards thi, modtc,ur as y great
blessing Truly Yours.
january 18th. 1908. H. ,. WARD
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Ny7ANTED-A Agents. Teachers students,
W Clorsyncn Farmers son. aud daughters
i II
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AoiNts W,Nttp ION nnl NV nook,
Secrets Of Internal Revenue,

Nirttrt4
shaving ~ the SECRETS and nnyf workings oi
tr Rv,rute Department. tie Wh.hrt itug,
Guld Rug aud Drawback fru'ds. Systematic
Robbery. Dcprdiiiuua, tUuspirHrlrs and
Raids ~ the Government. MdlIptsntop. Ttt.
mnu, aud Corruption ri hilh official. The
mu.t .iuftllug and important book pulliallr'i.
Containing aluui JuJ veil allied page. spirit
tdlt 1iastttttd Sold bt subscriptions oul1
~ nd TOT circular aud special terms.
WM tLiNI l'uhli.her.
reil,iciphls. ra.j Chicago III cr Cincinnati
~ a.
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presses ami IIIH///lH .NUIciT0lS.
Made and furnished by
WANDERED kGli, WELLS n Co. New York
Good Sccold llama CgliadcrN ioj' Nois
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WANTED, man in every town OF one
W thousand or more inhabitants To ujiu-
lacturc lund employ Others to sell and apply
an article Of which millions Of dollars worth
have been sold From slotoSl20 worth need
ed upon every huilGug. Itt,at RIA, out free
~ a}i Niite tull GIr,ctluus anon Iuil coiuluau
sized stamped envelope. told the ends togcth-
"r. aud cucIose for particulars to REA BRAD
STREET. Boa 80, Boston. Mass.
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.lE Wonderful puzzles for 10 et- All new
~ Address X. H. Walker Box 1886 n Y
, 1870-07-25

4 GOOD STONE GRAIN WAREHOUSE IN KAH-
kAket. Ill. upon the r.ilrosd, and in GOOD Working
eoan, an win prospect ot sood eroIs ih. 1.oa,
VIII b. snld ii bargain Address p o. Boz 81, Kan
, 1870-07-25

residences On Fifth avenue, valued Il $4,000
each; fourteen on the satns Aveuus, worth
ee5, GOO each; ten On Tweuty-foursh street,
WORTH els, 900 each; tweIty-four ON Forty
second street, worth $4,000 each; and tie
ZANE number, Of equal vs1ue, on Forty.htth
rtzeet. The aum total OF theae prizes ia
Il. .460, 900, any one Of which can bo hai Ivy
chalne With only one dollar. Bcni IL. these
there sre also offered III residences In the city
OF Boston, M>ss, valued at from $4,000 to
slS,000 each, and worth in the
aggregate sell, 900. There ara also
eightJ-eight bonees in Pittsburgh,
in Baltimore, Md, worth a45o, 900; forty IN
Cincinnati, valued 1t $500 seventy-s In
IT. Louis, Mo-, estimated at 1885,, 600, and only
three In Chicago-the city from whence the
precious crowd hails--yalued at 800, 900. The
total value Of prizes offered Is, therefore,
IS, 169 600. 4 dieconnt OF 20 or 80 per cent il
made On Ill purchases OF tickets from ak to
1900. and the pubic is informed th,t James
Carter Co., bankere, Of No. $50 broadway,
have kcdly consented TO act as receivers of Ill
moneys connected With this magnificent enter
I1iee, "the largest that has ever becn inauSu-
:nted IN the United States" A careful inquiry
At No. So Broadway thows ttat there Is no
such firm at that numhar, nor is there bnnk
Of Any sort kept there, unless indeed faro
bank may be hidden away. And tlls Is the
WY unwary countryncn arc hooked in daily
by city eWindlers,
, 1870-07-25
4 WANTON OUTRAGE
Une of the Jnpnne.e-rrrformers5 5rrnck Gu
N.tEh ~tune and Ser1-
OuAfy Injured.

The japanese gentlemen, who are now engaged
al crosnJ's opera House IN the legiunate e1er-
else OF respectable calling, will probably carry
With them from Chicago rather poor estimate Of
the Courtesy Of lis lnha1,aots- One member Of
the troupe NJ least, Will have teason to remember
II he had lived through 1t, would hive relnem-
beIci hts Visit to Jerusalem. An outrage was
it1Iesratsd upon the stzzngrra, last night, which
deserves to be recorded IN the hope that the pub
ltcauOH may lead 70 the detection Of the Cuwafty
perpetrators there he,ue Possibility Ut arriving
at Their atrsst ~ tht oraIialy method.
AtNpt hal1-pAst " U clock last evening, q few OF
the members Of the japanese Troupe, including
Al1ainotto. the Interpreter, Il very Intelligent
young Oriental, were passing du1u Madison
snest o. On @ safsr Tsy to laY lake, when: they pse-
While passing Rutter's Block, At the corner ol
Madison street and Wabash avenue, 1t was
GoTa ~ I'M eas es one 81 The upper Win
anu Company OF young men we're seated thercat,
smoking clgsrs and IN a! prvban!lisy 1ndugng Ia
some stronger Injuries While th. company were
ifnn above cried out, '' There ART these id Jap
antse, aud At the came time piece Of rock, near
!! me slze o! mans fst, struck the Joung
AiJamotto on the heal, inttctlpK severe wound,
from which the b!vod flowed pruiusely, Imtnr-
usstely following this came dash Of WattI on the
heads u Tie company. The manager Of tae
uoupr va present, aud, accompanied uJ pafty
OF l17cu1e, lie At once asceudtd to xhe room. As
soon a he Knocked atthe door the lights were
turned nut, and TO Que answered to the Summons
unti sne 1an!loF "f The building WIS called, wnen
OF coui Sc Wis impossible 10 point out the prr-
petTZtur VI thu Dutraxe. AL the inmates OF the
department denltd any knowledge OF the xnair.
caiIed 1t trlccr fund 1t Impossible TO make any
arltst The gentlemen who were present were
all Unanimous In their assertion that the rock was
in;vs iIc, M % .af urT f. HinHo sncn ta:s wss:
lhftG Hih,lDWs fronting IN that direction, and Il
, 1870-07-25

chief detached strong body OF warriors, who
moved OF 70 the left. Lieut. Hall, s114pecting
thetr object WAS to take poeeersiou OF the gap
In bis rear, Which Was the only route OF retrrst
ateistauce;. The messenger passed tho gap In
safety, and in few minutes afterwaEd the
Indians appeared IN it. Meantime the
Chief had detached another body OF
wAr1iors to Hank Lieutenant Halrs
command On the night. The Lieutenant now
moving that the line in his front, having been
weakened By the two detachlnenis, was not
stronger than his own, quietly advanced ten
men ~ sklr1nishefs on foot, and under cover Of
Their firing, mounted the balance, and stealing
down behind the ridge swept around it and
struck the Indians in n3nl and rear, scattering
them right and left They evidently mistouk
Of soldiers. and the savagss we're greatly
alal med. tbs ten soldiers kxt on tho bill, ~
coon ~ they Bxw Lieutenant Halls success iu-
snred, mounted and ruds hard fur the gap, but
The Indians there did not wait for them, Tying
in dismay to the bills, and tried to join the de-.
featcd party in Lieut.. Halls front Hoping to
catch them il : deep stream, ten miles d:s:3nt,
the troopers kept up vigorous pursuit. but
tue Indians reached tue cleek and crossed it
before the soldiers could overhaul them.
They were hard pressed, however, aud one
ws1Eer, to escape. jumped his hur=e into the
wafer from blum ten feet high and SWAIN out,
to get up the steep hank
The rout Of the Indians ia this hattle was
complete, md Lieutenant Hall deserves
great praiss for the .Eu with which
lie handled his email command in
tha face of Auch an oye1Ahrlmin; force
OF 1nt;ians. The Indians lost two killed,
and eight are known to have been wounded.
No soldiers were killed, and bat = few wound
cd. After their experience IN tLis last Mt
tempt. it is not believed the !Ara,ahoes will
come down soon again Oh tLu La1amis line.
o, plIsoS,
, 1870-07-25

At this ume the scorc stood, t1berpk n; Oeciden-
t1ls, !: and notwithstanding the Immense odds
ae1lp8t them, the bcc1deutall went to the h4s de-
,ermlned. and the PLAYING from this time 70 he
cloec WAS altogether tn tarit tasor, aud showed
their euocr1unts over their rtyal4 IN .nc last re
innings the OccldEntnls made Is and the Liberty.
IunA
In the latter part Of the game tho occtsep,a,s
shoWtd thelr rral strength, and II Is doubtful il
there lb junior organization in tue euurt W,.s,
that can surpass their play from the uith Il, III,
CLOSING inning. Brilliant play WIS made u nc!i-
INF by WhltDorc, second lase, who mare three
beautiful ~ catches; Mcdonald, nrs. base, who
ni1 psthaps the itess execution either clu;l,
pihrr aad comssk cairasr v Mha T. sahas h,sh,I
nouoreA by the Liberty Cluo. Comstock, OF the
oeeidentais did the safest batting, leading the
scoie on cleau nits, wh!lt McCaaa made clean
score IN outs and runs OF the Liberty Cub,
staIne, nrtt hnsc, did the hcst playing In TIE deh
while SAWYER, pitcher, Ind tfuItien, catcher, &C.
quilted themselves we'll S1wyer Is u sw,ft pitcher,
aud bothered the Occidgntals al INT with the way
In which be sent iu the b4lhA
, 1870-07-25
End OF n Painful Story.

FTEH: NE ttHf1HhG! E7iHhfT. JnfH ~
A report. fully cre.,itcd by those s,-st it;-
fur1.eI, .lar reaclc'. ss4e city that Mr.. john Il.
TAYLOR, well lnuwn hr7e, recently committed
=u:ri'se hs ,:rowninS himself in one Of the tas
Western rivers. The desperate deed was duas,
it is said, few days after the recein. Of the
news thai q divorce had teen granted his wife.
II 80, it is the sad ending OF ! ,,Aiutulls cheek
cred catrer- a few years ago Nj. r. wA- one
Of the mosl popular men in cincinn.ti society,
tut, through rarsinn for gambling aud iiluoT
that eventually Eiovetl us'rolr .otanlc. he wts
aseadv On the dark. downward path wisen, 10
the surprise Of e,eybt"ly, hs succeeded IN
winning as his bride one Of the ,u5lest a,i
,nost beautiful women ttat hAs ever navel 4
1uee1 in the fashionable society Of southern
Ohio and Sertn. ty. The ret Of the sad story
il familiar tn those wllo have right to know
it, much OF it, unfortunately. to the public.
Tie Nife'e hopee Of leins atle 10 return the
husband proved ill-fountte.l. Disgrace aud
ruin came upou Tatlur before the honeymoon
was fairly over tie fed west ward. leaving
Lis wrohges1 wife only the retlr--s whic.4 ths
law Of the land could afford il the divorce.
rur1te.
Tie last act Of a desrerste career hiss row
l.neE rearhei.
, 1870-07-25

m Iu,nriunry City I'm Meet yarrtrtr
~ol.l Out ~, s.otx nx y.u 49,,
uv.h..EIxc utIIlo, ne1,n~., v..ts
or tSxnI E,t1,sc ,,, vnr,,,,s .t,,u'
n,.cr.n -, t,,,c narta w. sNteS
So Wa. "t"~' u Nh<aHcc.
From tAf Se.c ic7i Herald, July -
This city is pruye1bialIy the sea, Of tho
greatest number AMI the greatest sgiusIers of
s:.s country al. sorts ii schemes FOR s1tnrt.
i,g money from the unwarr arc conroc;ed
Lere. .iiaay Of. these have BEEN heretofore
exposed i'll the columns Of tho tlaily papers,
bnt Ole O( the most tturc,ldous fraud. ever
lnowu has escaped detection ~ to thjs time.
II l. lind scheme. ar l,rsct, NJ ..,s,,a., WV.
whertLy uce inventive c,uins I,srr nsn,aIi =
{. stnsiifcri las r.alized Ia1es fortuna viii.
in few months. And the way he did it Va.
,Lir':
Taking advantage Of the interest awakened
1u,uue the working people throughout the
eo-ore1stiou. land inonop,lins and hi coion,'
MI, md E;n9-.1 tonic, t1';s r.,N c.,,1;Hs
.tyertised himseif v;ry extensiveir IN w.
country papcrs East, West, North and Sonth.
Is the owner of beautiful tract Of land IL
and surrounding the charming ''Cisv Of Viz
mis-" III C.te]I County. Stata Of Vast yir-
tipia. This land he lad .,iy.,etf irto l,n,,1;n
iote. whi,h ErTc selling 1;ka hot -. ~ ;,..'s
IT rr;rcs vart ;ur frorn 5 ~ ssno ~ ~ ~
cosd.ns o Location. OF course sTery5ody Tsns-
q, a lot .nd homestead in such dslish,fs1
LOCALITY. Amps dIlu circulars tettlDg forth the
hvsical ard Us,het.cal attractions Of ,he nl.re
.:ere l;LeTally t3in,rihnted and far vh;la ~
..tntiiforl did a'n1rl.inr E,sinrs. F,e1, Il, -.
! urchascr Of 4 iot 2511SNl frct ~ o-.a 4:
.patchel bis deed Ia thr C.hcil ion,,tx t'i..I.
..f{ice. in the town Of H,rimur-riiie - I.1e
:he same duly recorded. But then c.o,, The the
~u1rIise and tho exposure Of the ryiulle. A.
o1aiilg I. the manifesto Of Nr. e. n. Enr,,at,
t'ounty CLERK. there exist. M snc}, TOO, r;,''
lice. ar city in t,.l.,ll County ~ -, 49, .,,,
COUNTY in W,.st yirrini. "a IL - r;.s o.Hst ~.
i,in T. and m snch MAJ, % p = "
New York. owrs foot Of i.nl ;n 1 ~ s,., o.
ind, beriaes. no such msn .ppa.rs in thc
Ec~ York City Directory.
This was = terrible setback In tha v>oo, way,
Win lid ~ eon,'3;ncIr n.;d ~, ~ ~. usn
f5r ,D,o;r,rr 1ots +, N asr.u. ae1 Mouel
NV Tfa Saau4a wo,a r,.J ~. l1stuAss
r;;n.ssc5 t,afo-a Io6r 4 I;,ia ~ 4eea 4oltn'
f;c of the r;ty md cnnntr ~ W. .o1 puu
rlsce Of busineas !. A. 81 wall s,-sat ~ aoss s.
Lin duly sealsd. The~ were aIro .t.c,nc,i
.ach with A fiftv-,erf reyanna st.wn .~S -.
thus transmitted m NJ. Rnn,.,t ';, ~ ~
;mmense o,rnhers ~ h;s oe;an h us.t.e2. H. ~
f,,,TI o,, -, t;,,a 49,. t'.ais oat tne aupes
isaae1 :. = ha';a.5 H t1eS nan neen
~. ~, a a. :. .n.Is-oS aas etuldo5u @ ~ nsa' "
-s,n ~, s-,{ -o,hs~. ,,,,,.h sooo'oe' ALA
T11n n,heT 11nj sefen,e s,,r,.ass. A.. ..,..
!, ~. teu.;on ~ n-n-nen r. ,,s.:t sas Apsr
l,,t r,r,;c.c1 to ~ H. 1.s. ~ u9'sAG EAu'
q ia lntteTr srhene s1sr.oJ - - - 49, uo
~ to'tGts sGaEMes e!1.eo o. Aessrs. Wls.
s, ~ tm4utoru No,* ol tnicaeo. IN 1si5. aud
;nr sster pl,ea ao 10 Se. ho:k = : be-
, 1870-07-25
H1tRrJlmnenu4.

IAG NrFt dramatic entertainment OF tho Chicago
Amateurs will IN. given At No 746 West Washing
.on street, tc-notruw evening" ChasAhe4 sing
tag, 1aLicauI, and u dialogue MAKE up tac uT1-
:lnits aud Ave cents for ciillreu. ought to Insure
large 2ullrIcc.
The following Chicasnans are registered at
haslng Cross. Loudou, and la ltle de Ia Pllx,
ans: L. II. McCCrtnlcI. ". q. Mccormick, Mel.
on Masna uud family, Mrs Colonel B1oss, aud
t.Etcst McA1urray.
-1Ac dwelling Of S c. Parish, No. $50 South
lanai street, Nas entered on Saturday night nr.l
'hbt1! If q Eoiil Hat.h and cha4l worth $isO,
--1ai1as LMlly, Of kctspost Pa. hall hIs pockc:
!cAt'i OF sliU al the f. Wayne depot Yesterday
tie Surpassed tlilef was arrested.
u. II. Latch. bartender, and Is ycsrs Of age,
as sunstruCk. ycnterllay afternoon, on the cornrr
k..Lu'lrh Aid Uesp!slnss strects lie was takru
T. A hcu.e IN the yiclnity. aul attended 10 hy a
: b, stcliu1, with suc:csa latton lives ut No d
ake street, whittier he vas removed
, 1870-07-25

MEM 1HlAL GRANTED TIE cfrY,
pcirc4 Fn,ilre-.s y the City. Action on the
Sew tI1Al gr:-..ttsi O1 1rplI,;ltu Of th,.
city. 1lIs ~ss rnse to Recover, un,4e1 t.,,.
slatIte. tus the ,ratk uf fnlan: son. a:.e! eight
s"A1x. The h,y WAS un HIvtr sl.cct, and ,lear by
!itlc. Thls pilp being sct IL nation. Il rvl,rl
ilrm the blocks on which It was lying, fell upnu
lie ci!l! alid crushed 1!fc out Of INN. The Jury
s~as,!et S..3sO Rs damages. New t,sal granted
E ste ground tHas tae ti1n'a.cs were excessive
c. {. +. u+Is.vn v the West niv,4un Railway
Crn'E7ny. This an artIon or trys1,asa. brought
~ -,.'L iIuheh s;tar4; the Company, 10 re-1scf
idr MS es:,;tlou srom car, uron which h. ten
irkets, and ivelsnlng to 1sly tie nIdtiou4l one
authorized to IL cullec:e,. on single fares IL
act Il Congress The case came up Oh demurrer
q t. peas u the defendant They set up. A. In
", company. The acts of Congress Hi.iust,,,. tn,.
TAX Iron IRE gruas Fecc.pts OF the E;IE,,Anv and
the aniApfity given In lhr Hrt to co}!..,t M iax
rnf'. the passenger, any cnn,ract to thu cnr1sary
notwithstanding, Al Justification. The caurt, ivo
.urn,d decided, ~ Judge Bluc.tt tn the n,f<i
Satcs Circuit cnuSi. lla .1clie,1 that The &c: IL
Constitutional. aLd Judgment was ca.eTcd tor de
tenaaht- Appeal allowed.
AEriAStcs' 1IES@
. LtrEzo A. Itltr:!task ct al " Alvin For'l Ct Al
DttrrH ordering ale uf Lois 8. l. :, an e, Latius
suts.l, s-n ut 3lrk :, A>~rss.,rl division vi The
vast sat nortAt as, qua. .rr ui Section Il, 81, H.
l.se1l established II II ,90f.u9-
--i'Antel n. t1drc'i :. thc same D,cree Affect ng
lie SANE p:ur.ry Tor 81 ,29aAs-
-&e>e's ". Powell It ii. '. the sa:Ec. Decree
Is al.usc lor <ais5s.
Jp:n Mlllrr. IT,. Z, al :. Np.,iaus AIT IT a,s
Partition OF ia,ul ts,Itr1nr.i anil 1tr In - ~.
tl:.,a I'll ihc parties u fyiluw,: IL Ann Mari,
h.Itr Let "a Assessors su,.IfyiSon ,t a., .fn,n
- H. ia raSci,t tar ea,; ,art |, .ny m t;nt,,rs.ts
reserve, 10 Jvtn Miller. l1u ct,t,i,n,ne,.1 ~. 1Ha
, 1870-07-25
THE SOCIAL EVIL,
The Attempt TO Regulate 1t MT NJ.
Louis

The Attempt TO Regulate 1t MT Vt.
L0tsfn.
At i meeting Of the st. Louis Board OF
Health, June -, DR.. Frank g. Porter, FROM
the colami.tee ru1upostd of The Modes ult:u-
ber. OF the Loxrd, presented the following as
the balaLce OF tAt. mcaics1 or physical rules
sGreed to by the committees III relereuce 10 tho
eocial evil question;
S. II shall De tho duty OF each medical e1-
anliper Of this bontl tu WRIT ouce week, aid
as much oftener 2s this b.rard eLall direct, Ill
houee. Of ,ll-tame and a~sien7tion, and ruoms
Occupied or used ly prostitutes. located III his
district.
g. He shall then aud there institute such in
2ui1ies. and make such plys4ca1 explorations
IS he my deem necessary to fully s1tis-
~ himself in regar1 to the sanitary and phyai-
cal condition of each prostitute In his 1lstzirt,
ana hall make such suggestions and, il neccs-
sary, issue such orders a. shall he deemed
hest to control diasast aud prunoto the health
of the city.
:. Il shall lie his duty to treat Ill cases Of
yencreal disease found TO exist in the prosu-
tntes living i'll his ni-tsiet, when solicited su to
do; bnt be shall under no circumstances 1e-
reivc auy pay Or emolrment for Rendering such
:cryices except his regular monthly salary,
s, 1t el,ull he lis duty to inform this board
III Any fact coming to his knowledge 1el.tive
10 hottses of assigaAron or rootns used for tho
nrpcte of assiguattou; but 1t shall be lis
Gnkv on1y 10 WISH otucl41lE such Fersons anu
llaces VI are designated uu the reEiuttr.
D. He shall not, under any circumstances,
employ substitute or delegate any VI tho
o~ere vested in him by the ordinance Or these
rules, without permit in writing from the
l:oaru Of Health 70 to do.
10. He rhall make full report in writing
once i'll each week to this board, IN the E1an-
l.cr and furm hereinafter described Ut his az
tlor i'll each care, and tlls condition Of the
houses OF rooms occupied by said prostitutes.
FORM OF NEEKLT KEiUkT.
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